The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-07-24

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MIR. ]. 3. Dam, Who Ma on The n.
valid list for some days. Is ont again look
Ing after business.
Parties iaterestsd win notice the I'D
vertisemsnt Of Mr.. John Bsvan, painter
and glasisr, who dsss good work at rsa'
sonabls prlees. i
Tho Treasurer Of Otter Tail county ID
deficient about "a, 900, which h,s bonds
mon Lave had to make good. +:
Sec advsrtisemsat Of farm for sale BY
John vandsrslais. Here Il chance "a
ct : good farm very cheap.
We would call attention 70 Ne adysr.
tissmsat sf NJ. John BraksAsld Who oasra
for sale ans hrm Il the tswa Of Avoa,
A good bargain can b had.
Several ultutorsd Los were In town
last wssk enjoying ose-ia,ths-sAade tenn.
psratars, elossly wrapped in heavy blan.
ksts. But then they svsnsd matters some.
what BY soorning shoes or moeessins.
Tho game law, 30 far ~ chickens and
grouse arc concerned, expires one week
from to-day, and there is general soour-
ing up Of rusty "smooth.bores" and flint
locks in anticipation Of the following Fri
days work. All chickens that So this no.
lice will please take warning in time.
The Bismarck Tribune makes ito ap-
psarance full Of local news, editorials, late
telegraphio items, and other readable mat
ter wel arranged. Col. Lounsberry starts
out with tho apparent determination Of
making the 1ts6sns No. l paper, and he
has tho ability ~ we'll a. tho experience
necessary to carry out his purpose.
MIR. Henry N. Wilson, IT,, writes
from Eden Lake the particulars Of = family
row between the households Of Hoskens
and Jones. on the premises Of the latter.
1t was participated in by old and young,
and clubs and sticks wore freely used. The
Hoskensss, routed in the field. have carried
the matter before civil magistrate.
We lsara from Mr.. B. Vossbsrg that
man named Peter sohopps, Of OAK, who was
sent to the Insane Asylum some time ago
and Afterwards released, attempted, few
days ago. to commit suicide BY blowing out
his brains. The gun was taken IRON him,
and hs viii b, or should b, again cent to
The Asylum. i
la letter received to-day BY Mr..
John Coates, Mr.. D. H. Freeman reports
his cafe arrival, July 18th, at Fort Thomp.
con, D. T., with his herd Of cattle. The
post 10 eighty miles from Fort Sally. Hs
intends going from sully 70 Fort Randall
70 turn over to The govsrnmsnt The cattle
sent there. He reports Ill we'll.
Mr.. L. A. Humason, Of StsWartville,
well known % practical miller and Of
much skill, returned from Clearwater, Min.
nesots, Wednesday, whore our townsman
John RymAl 10 building dne Wster grist
mill. Mr.. VIII. Humsson, another Of the
milling family Of Humasons, is at Clesrwa-
tor, and has charge Of tho grinding Ut the
new mill.-Rochestsr Record.
The mill referred to Is that Of Davis &
Bsal. Of this city, and is noticed in another
column.
Some person deposited in the rsvins
the carcass Of . dead horse or other AMI
nal which has bsfouled tho atmosphere Of
. large part eflower town. A thing Of
this kind is IN outrage on the people, and
the nuisance should be removed BY the per-
son who put it there or BY tho city author
tiles.
We have since learned that the carcass
Wa that Of . COW. supposed to have been
struck BY lightning. which Chief Robertson
had removed and buried yesterday.
-TH1 Jeu1xAI would express ito 80
knowlsdgnsats for the following ki,dly
notice from the st. Paul Pioneer:
With Thursday Last the Sc. Cloud jour
nal commenced on tho Sixteenth Year Of
its publication. Like wine, THl JOURNAL
has improved with age, and now it 10 one
Of the best and most influential local pa
pers in the State. The qualification Of its
editor, Bro. Mitchell, in this result, is
shared by the fraternity Of the State, who
are united in the wish that "more Of the
same" may be his fate.
And to the Minneapolis Tribune for the
following:
Tho st. Cloud JOURNAL, in its issue Of
the 18th inst, announces that with that
number it enters on the sixteenth year Of its
existence. TN JOURNAL IL one Of the best
Of our State exchanges, and, representing
- it docs An exceedingly rich agricultural
section Of the State, We trust friend Mitch
oil receives that abundant patronage he 90
richly deserves.
LIBRARY Assoo1AT1oH.-The annual
meeting Of the Trustees Of the st. Cloud
Library Association was held on last Sat-
urday evening ct the house Of Prof. Moore,
tho President. Several bills were audited,
and Mr.. A. Montgomery was elected Trus-
tse to fill the vacancy caused by tho death
Of Mr.. N. ". Allen. The following Com
mittees were appointed
Or Gbrary-Mrs. Tobey, Mrs. West
and Mr.. Montgomery.
On Lsetsrs- Capt. Collins. Mrs. Wait
and Mrs. Tsnnsy.
RuHNAa RAcl.- The arrangements
have been made for trial Of speed be-
tween J. B. Boyd's "Rsd Jaskssp and ".
M. Bsrry's "Rsd Bird" There win b,
two raess-ons on Saturday, July Goth,
best three In i've, half-nils heats the 9th.
o. Saturday, August I'd, best three in I've,
mile heats. These are The ''two bsst" run
ming horses in the State, and . lively roc
may b expected. The trials viii bs at
the Driving Park, beginning It three
o'clock P. H., each day.
CLAIMANT 11zxs:-0ur correspondent
'Loges" sends 10 tho following items
Your types made me make IN error In
tho amount Of receipts 1t tho Methodist
festival It WAS seventy five, instead Of
twenty-five, dollars.
A festival vas also held nv tha sama