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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-06-26
GALLIPOLtS, OHIO,
w EST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY
1S71-72.

The last Catalogue shbr attendance Of
III Students AZ ibis Institute Five distinct
Departments Of destruction ma full corps
Of competent Professors.
The Ancient and MoiemLlr ages Malhr.
mates pure and applied Loii Rhetoric, the
Sciences, &c, &c carefully AMI thoroughly
taught Practical Chemistry, and Physics.
Illustrated BY appropriate apparatus Special
advantages fcr 'hr study Of Geology
A good Library, Extensive Cabinets Of Min
crqlogy, Geology and ConchoIogy together
with many ,p'CIm"us in other apartments u
Natural History. Zine buildings beautiful
and health, location good society
FALL Tenn begins September 9Th Winter
December BIB Spring, N Uch 2jth, Com
mpnccmcn, June ooh
Boarding from 81 t. 81 par week.
Tuaon, from SIS to S2I per year.
For further particulars, inquire of
ALIEN MARTIN President
Morgautown, West Va,
L..
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Those reports Of earthquake shocks from
I,UuoIs were accustomed by tue inhabitants
u the agae districts getting their work il
at tue same mOmcut, aud shaking by
counties aud townships.
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Chaac. i. az unseen Gauss
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AUNT JERUsHA ABROAD.
BY CONSTANCE CARLETON.

people: il will be better than mopin' here
by myself So / told Dick I'd 60
Pixies opery.hou.c is a mighty nice bull
din, tyin t, see the pioler' on the ceiIin
when the band give crash that most sen.
mo nut Of ny cheer aud the curtain riz
va; kinder dsippiofonied to see that
there was nobody on the platform Cor stage
they call it) but an old man with white
hair. and wcaria' agrny gown He seem
cd mighty mad or sorry, I don't kuo"
which, and had a goblet in his hand, aud
Dick said he was goin' to pizcn h'seIi--
was kinder shocked at that, hut | says;
LET hin, if he hain't got no more
sense he can't live much longer any.
how"
That's Faust" says Dick, Iaughin;
they cant &c, along without him"
Well, purity soon another man come
onto the the stage aud he was toe oldest
lookin critrcr ever did sec. He was
dressed 10 a light fiery red, from head to
foot, and had red chicken feather sickio
straight up il bis cap uight about yard
long
"Who's that" Whispered to Dick
That my dear aunt says he, us a
gentleman who has baud in great many
Of the affairs Of this world He is called
MIepbistopbeles
Good gracious" exclaimed l. "wbnt a
master name His ma musta bad queer
taste. She must broke her jaws when
she wanted to speak to him.
"WeII, aipt much Of judge Of cono.
tcuances, but there something about bisn
that | don't like He may be Il very good
man, but he's gothic sncakiest expression
~ "' ,,,.' ,,.,. t,,oJ ,on cold
"Aod well he may" says Dick 80
c, rl,.,..I,i,in c,,up
''T w., ..;,', a.a ,on, .,r,,o, and
..,l,, r,.rsJ -, -,
WV! M,,,,, a,;,, ,n,
,..ran,5,o,o II. bo,a.1 mo f., STAY
|"' rI .,, ,.,.,, ,. 90 oc a., and
I I' ,I,,.;, b;..olf u,b
IT., .a,,,. -, and I
IRE, .a ]
-, r.,,.,.l,jn alan ,,,. .,,oor,j
.I .on,In,.J n.,, n..5o,t bo as /
i ' ,,n1 ,,.nr az. ,boro had
N"'",' '"a' sc',,i otn9 Y;nE,b,
Tp.1 '''' y
wv ~, wiz
wow S"a, ~ Wv " po'' n.y. ~; 49, -, H.,
"' 'u,Os1 'D"' VIZ 49, w., s. Ill s.o
"'"I ,,., . ,Y''s ,laa,. n,n.,,.lo and
"''' O'a'N 'D'''' '"
n
MS F,O''y' u, ~ Wv. I y, ys,,i,,o,
"uS' "1' s''4 ~" ,,' 'ya' 'nrn,b -
t''''g !" O'DI' ~ T.. ,,sI 49,. rn,;o l,o
''9' D,'"' W., ''m,..
sO'g' '''y W." ",.' '1'A'~ u, $50 ..., =,
''D''a y ,., ..',,
~ Nv" ~ '''" ",'N'' SIG
Du' W." 'uu ! Ds'V' '00A'1 1' 'D' '''''
'"' '.'' u .u' '''"'D
N'''' We so' O1'A - N r1' '1 no,,,l a.
g'"' W " n.y. 'T'D' ,a All :, Ta .,r.
' '' L;,l, h,. ANIMAL,
al ,,,, ,roso ,'r'o,s il, Satan nlleret
,,,y,.,, ;, ,ho ho,L Irbe has it aim
L,,J,o, al, which oro Pushes after"
oTb, aides, IN u,.kgl,oss, Of course,
CIV, Dick with bow
IN, aunt, YOU are wrong; it is you,
daughter Martby and her husband lrou
Nov YorL
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There is nothing like Il good green turf
around farm buildings, 10 prevent dust
rom oe'us blown into the par!or, Kitchen,
VI uaty-TOUm,
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IRA fad it more comfortable than the
kees
steamboat looks Ike house On the
inside. aud !, really don't seem as il sou
was riiin' a,aII We wen, up stair. in.
b wha, thew ca the cabin. and at,crward
n m, .,,,o,,on which are little closet.
with sbclyc, on ,bo side, to sleep on. The
boat bcip' crowded Mprhy and ne bad
,bo same ,oom I,v somc,bin hangin
on ,be side Of the wall which puzzled ne,
and | says.
"Iasd. Narlby, what big piu.cu,h.
ion
"Tba, isn't pio.cusaion, it. liro.prc.
.orcer ,,g. she "Io Gaze ANYTHING bap
mems YOU h,tcn It around sou. and it keep,
con fran .iokfo -
Then sbe .,iI she would On into the
cabin and whoo %, ready ia come too,
FIR i, "a. mo,, dinner time, I kept ,biok.
in,of ,bo. IiGe pre,eryer. and saws | to
m,.olr nTll mt /, on row for fear Of &C.
cjens
When wen. to the cabin everybody
looked d, ne and some smiled. Manby
came nm and wbisppred:
"uo,ber. what in the world made you
m, tia, toni orr
saw, MI, land.
"Mrtbg Jane, irtbats going to pre-.
serve nv life. how'll it 20 about it b. han.
Gin M in the srptc.roomg"
"rlIGx il on if there's any danger s.
SAYS she.
"No. I'm a,cnrcd .hc bilers iloxpIode
and the frst thug we know we may be
,I,L,,,, ~, ,o
r., l,n,1 ;. r. on ,,,o ..t,
%, 49,
''''
''"'
= '"' 1'''' '''' saw : 'O'"s "''" ""
'','J AZ 'D, U'"., '"' " '"I ''['"' ""'
,ooASu a' II "v u .0S' "'' 80, ''"'
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\ lady, wishing tue services OF a dyer,
was referred to aG excellent w0r6mlu.-
The Iaiyasked, Areyou the dying mani"
No ma'am, I'm living man blu! I'll
dye for you"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-06-26

Boys, remember you grow old every
day. aud # you have bad habits, they grow
Old too aud tue older both got, tue harder
you are to separate.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-01-02
lgARAIA9E GUIDE.

1V1BY OH HE Own DOCTOR-BsinE . pri-
vats instructor tsr married persons sr1 those abe ut
- b married, betA male and female, in everything
concerning ths physiology and relations Of our sex.
ual system, and the production and prevention of
edsp1ins, including III The new discoveries never
lstsrs !iys1 IN s!s Engash la.g.sks, BY WIN.
YOUNG. II. D. This II really valuable and inter-
ssstlg vsrk 1t Il written in plain language for the
4saesal reedsr: ana b illustrated With numerous
1a9ravi.gs: Al ye.ng married people, or those
Ieaineet to married LIE, should read the book. It
aselssss lsefss that every shsulA Be quantsd
With 0tn 4 must bs Iseksd Up sad not lot lie
abslt Ne hosss. Il will b sslt - any address on
receipt Il 80 esnts. Adarsta Dr.. WN. YOUNG, No.
lls Spruce street, sieve Fourth, PHILADELPHIA.
A0rA1ILICTiD AND UNFORTUNATELY mat
tsx VII. nay b year disease, b.fers ~. place
ssk under The saRs Of any one q The oUACKS-na-
the nd Arsga-vhe advertise n Thu o. aay other
Dap~, ost copy Of d.. YssnE's Dsek and rod It
sarstsRy. II vnl b the means f saving ~. many
, Ssllar. ys1r health. eAd passibly yesr W. DR..
fssAe - =, osA9slts4 ~ ny Of TIE d,ssasss Dc.
ssaIba IN hi plhli0Hsas BY nail q q hi sAss,
H. ~ SJsiss stsiss, absvs Jsurth, RhiAdslphia.
e9p11-Am
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-01-02

HolB TOLD A F1A11RIxa TALs, but new
q svea anticipated % divine preparation
for the toilet, - that delightful preparation
''eszedsnt." So eesl and rsffsshiagly
agreeable 70 the mouth and teeth, hsrdens
ssd iavissratss the gums, gives pure and
healthy tsns - the breath, elsaases, bssx-
tides and preserves the teeth, and arrests
decay.
epaldinS's 0lss with brush. always
ready.
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OLD SETTLERS ATTENTION.

An adjourned meeting of the "old set-
tiers" Of stearns County will be hold 1t
the Court House, in the City Of St. Cloud,
on Tuesday evening, January 18th, 1878,
at o'clock, to perfect the organization Of
the cold Settlers Association Of Stearns
county," All who settled in tho county
previous to 1859 are requested to DO pres
ent. j. W. TENVOOkDE,
W. T. RlGBY,
F. LAMB.
&c. BURDICK.
H. FOWLER.
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800 ~OVA0AD
Egg. R.,t.t~:1 laas.. 'ea.ss
warranty; bb,s@-TTss.,.s-. l.. 11.A
1ebert 8. Hsseh u Jek4Dsifs1t fsr lsts4
nd 9 bik 70 b. 6Ede'bresl,s a1ditiea 4 !
K.se,t I'D d i 4 III Id. ilf.-ili,ixI
for lets S81s Ihlk 2Ssa1 IdsllreekS
- add t. st. Cloud, -: aa-~ @Ioo1
Albert Smith and wife q Nishelas eeks,er
for d svq ~ II T ia & 7sw $1,000
Thomas G. Mcclure and wife = aedftisl
Schultz for n} svq neg go ~ T l22 R|
82w =. =, $1e0
rho.. &. Mcclure. ..a. xis.s /. H..n.a
Schultz for u swq neg SEQ IS T 132 3
s2w ~: $50
John Briggs and wife to George +. Niors
for d nxq and nj swq ~ II r III z
GOV $500
Albert T. uphap and wife to 4. ". Bush
for q lot four blk 10" in city Of Ct.
Cloud :. 49,. $4,000
Albert T. Uph.n and vii. = 70 Henry
Smith for lots s and blk e3 IN 81
Cloud City. ~, $500
James H. Williams and wife to James r.,
Austin for nwq So IL T ia 2 saw $40
FIRST Div. st. P. l. P. 4. R. Co. to Wsnd-
lin Merz for seq seq SO ~ and svq seq
SEQ Is and neg nwq ase IL T IFS + 80
and seq seq SEQ 70 126 r; 80 and neg
nwq SEQ Q and seq avg go Is AID nsq
neg SEQ ~ 126 r 29W $3.50
Cathrine Riley and hush 10 Nishssl Win.
ter for nwq seq and n Of neg seq So :
Tl26 b SO $500
N. G. Bradley and wife to A. ". Bush Tor
vi lot blk Is in town Of kleross $500
Christian G. Miller and wife to Anna O.
Christsau for neg avg - IS T l27 +
Sow $50
Goods q all kinds sold very cheap u
Prond1inski's. =. -.
-Fe a.y drugs, 60 t. >Rked's sp'.-
cars, 49, q
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GOOD BUSINESS OPENING.

On account of continued i'll health, tho
undersigned offers for sale her Millinery
and Ladies' Fancy Goods Store Tho bus
mess is well established, aud offers fine
opening for any person who may desire to
purchase. A large yearly profit can be
made on the Investment. Time given
on part, or all, of the purchase money,
if acceptable security is furnished. A lease
Of the building will be given for any
length Of time desired.
Mrs. 81. 0r1ausMIYER.
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TO THE LADIES'.

Mr.. Jos. Edelbreck has lots Of new
goods-elegapt dress goods, and every.
thing you may wsnt-for sale very cheap.
Ladies who desire to purchase should not
fail to call in and see Mr.. Edelbroek's
stock.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-01-02

TAKE Nor1cE.-Farmers, hunters and
others having fat cattle, venison or poultry
to sell, should never dispose Of them without
first calling at Coates & Freeman's and GET
ting their prices. This firm always pays
the highest market figures for anything in
its line that 10 prime.
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XVI 8SOVo1AOSS ~ W AVyVos r
Tns CuLrpl. or rHl HAts.-Ja.t -
surely ~ !. soil infested viii. Canadian
thistlss can b made Il produce fine crops
Of golden srsi.; tho scalp 70 ,parssly esv-
sredwi, harsh. dry, !unnsna9sabls hair
can be mad. prolific d stltkea tress.i. All
that is nee.ss.ry to. 6.et Ii, change IN
either case is The right kind Of ssr tili.'r:
Leaving tho agricultural chemists to d.
tsrmiae how ths b@Frsa. land shall b
made fruitful, We positively assert that
Lyons Kathairon 10 unsqualsd - fsrtil-
izer and beautihsr Of The hair. fwenty-
dv. years desuss.ss is the basis Of this
unequaled statement. During hat tine
it has been used BY many, millions Of beth
sexes, and tPe first INSTANCE IL Which Il
has failed to falall ths sxpsetstlsns Of q
rational purchaser has yet - .hs discover
ed. twill not Gauss Aai, b ersw On q
vanished gosrd; but whsrsvsr the 1osts
Of the hirsuts hbsrs remain undisssrbsd II
will cause them to pat forth new sAssts,
and in oil cases wAsrs The hair has 10.
come thin it will inersass ,ts vslsns. =
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DO not forget to read tho announce
msnt Of Mrs. Otteusmeysr, chat Ter mil
linery and ladies' fancy goods store j. for
sale. The business is well established,
and has large paying patronage. Any
person Who may desire to enter into this
line Of trade could not desire better op.
psrtunity. Mrs.. O. il compelled by III
health to sell.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-01-02

-Messrs. Peabody, Lyons & Co., of st.
Paul. deal in tho very choicest brands Of
wines, liquors and cigars, and offer buyers
very favorable figures.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-01-02

Tho best Anoks shingles, made by the
Ct. Paul Manufacturing Co., for sale at
Tsnvoords'S
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Mr.. Paul Mockenhaupt's new stock Of
dry goods, clothing, groceries, orockery,
notions, &c., purchased personally in the
East, has arrived. This stock il not only
very heavy and complete, but is one Of
the very best ever brought to this market,
and has been bought at such figures IS will
enable Mr.. Mookenhaupt to give his many
customers splendid bargains.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-01-02

-Ons Of tho largest iii not tho largsst)
hardware houses in the West is that Of
John Nasro 4 Co., At Milwaukee. This
frn carries immense stocks Of hardware
and tinasrs' stock, and Nszro's English
White Lead 10 the leading brand in tho
market. Dealers In Minnesota should call
On Of correspond with this house before
making purchases.
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s7s mo II CASH 70. S1-We call I

&76.00o IN CAsH FOR $1.-Ns call ths
attention Of our readers to the advertise.
ment in another ooluma Of the Nebrssks
State Orphan Asylum. Herr = z. eAa9ss
to win fortune in Public Legal Drawing.
and It the same time hslp > asbls and
worthy iastitution. ~. =
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. IF you want - SEQ =
lively time, just 0111 it
II. 8te1nbur8sa, between
10 and III O'Clock, when
he aOta ont Llu4ok.s, e ~
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-01-02

1xFsarA4r 70 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
e.a..t ,4i.t vh.r. Rref. Aad.r.oIs :.D.r-
nandor'' il applied. lrssh 1su.as, gals.
e.ulks, bruises, .r. dried d.vl and healed
without inaanatioa. sers+sh,s. sad
cracks, sv'lli..fs and 'Pr.ias, srr:a ~ .
few applications. A Thorough .ss viii u.
% cure sweeney, poll evil, iwiaissils and
lansusss, from vhstsvss cause. sse id.
v.rtisement In another column.
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NOTICE..

The annual meeting of tho stearns Ceun-
ty Agricultural and Mechanical Society
will be held at the Court House, in Saint
Cloud, on the second Tuesday fbeipg the
14th day. Of January, 1873, At 2 O'Clock
P. NJ, to elect officers for the ensuing year,
and to transact any other business that
may come before the meeting. A good At
tendance is requested.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-01-02

-Ho! oil - that thirst, with tho pump
frozen up! Call At Deans, It. the Post
Office, and get glass of cider with hot
iron in It.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-01-02

Tho losses Of Blakely l. Carpenter, Of
the Minnesota Stage Company, by reason
Of tho episootio, are said to be $l0,-
600, They lost five horses, all on the st.
Cloud and Brsinsrd route.
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St. Cloud, Dec. Oath, 1872.

p6r Messrs. Young & Bradford have
nJ-opened their stockin the Eich build
@~ing, opposite Rosenberger Bros,
~ where they will be pleased to see al
p&rtheir old customers. Goods selling
19 cheap.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-01-02

t-Penersy, Dscester / Clark. 1e1 jack
son st It. Psal srs selling - kiaas q
dus furniture ct reasonable prices. Oelf.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-01-02

NoT1or.-Parties desiring to have any
work done in tho dental line will find me, in
the future, at A. W. Bush's jeWslry store,
where my Office will DO.
AT. UPHAM.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-01-02

Remember that Russelps grocery store
10 now in Bells Block.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-01-02
For gr oceries, 60 to Boyd's.

The receipts At tho Congregational
fair and festival at Brainerd last week
were over $500, which will b used In
furnishing the new church.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-01-02

DIR. Dltnars has opened out at "Early
in the Morning." where he will be glad to
500 his friends.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-01-02

"A Library Association has been OF.
ganized at Fergus Falls, of which Mr.. J.
Picket, formerly Of this place, is Vice.
President.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-01-02

Do net fail to 60 70 GrovsEor's and
- Ne Little Giant - Il and cob srusher.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-01-02

Mood 10 now IN article Of export from
this part Of the country st. Psulwsrd by
radlroed.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-01-02

The cheapest place to buy is at Smith 3
Grocery.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-01-02

New styles hats and neckties, in end
less variety at Prondzinskis.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-01-02
Winter Time Table.
CHURCH DlaEceoRY.

Recommendations south Of 3avins br1eSe)
1wvises every sunday at 10Y .. n. And Pm. 49,
az DaAoel Of II s'sleok. (nysr netting Il ~
sA1rsA - WsdassdAy evening" at s'elesk. 1ev
0yrUs Picket, Raatur. ksiasAes, Garner u VEN
AveaNo And Lake street.
P1,a,y7mux.-( ChsreA % lieAnend svsls&)
Dervisss svsrv SABBATH at 1s3< = 4. and 1xp. ~
Sabbath DsAesl ct II u. Wsalsaay evening lsstarc
a.A prayer meeting at h eelssk. rsvs nee sns
H1sssIAL-St JshA's CAursA, In lever town.
Services every sabbath 81 lo9<s. -. and ~ p. =.
Sundays DsAssl ct In. 1vsAinG< payer 9ssaAS
Ir,Aays a s'alssk. Rev. J. T. CAaAbsrs, 1sesss.
oAsnss1a-oAsrsA Of 1nAae1lats osaessaea.
D. D.; AGstaAs, Rsv. 1eaihes Mali, Q. .. D. Ter.
vices: Week day. at .. L.; San6ays, First 1ass,
TX O u. 0ikA Aaas and sermon At 10 az w.
IsSs d ,. =. ;0SsAssssical ilssru etsa at p.n.
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CLOSING OUT.

Mr.. Jos. Edelbrock will continue to sell
his boots and shoes and crockery at cost, in
order to close out those branches his stock.
He is really doing this, and means bust.
ness. Here is your chance for bargains.
Good ZINES FOR EXERYRQnY.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-01-02

The general verdict il in favor Of the
Whitsxstsr wagon. For sale by Grovsa or.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-01-02

LOOK asx. l-areesriss a.l prsvisis.s
Of al kinds can Be bousht - shssp at
Limpsrieh's ~ st any ethsr llass il tsv1.
II you do not believe this, ell ~ ~.
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For groceries, go to Boyd's.

+ "A full line Of fine cloths at Prondzins-
ki's, which viii b made up to order in The
best nspnsr and IN, the most fashionable
styles.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-01-02

Aft. and Am. tho following persons
were elected:
G. H. Gibbs, W...M... t.. =.
Stanley Philips, s...W...
H. B. Morrison, J..W...
R. Shaw, Treas.
W. W. Webster, Sec.
Jas. Colgrove, Sd.
--- J.'.D...
H.J Ranney, Tyler.
THE OHRIsTxAs TRlH -
at tho church was well attended (thoush it
was 50 extremely eeld),:: some having
travelled six miles to SEQ it. Had the
weather been any way moderate, the
church would have been uncomfortably
crowded. Rev's Stearns and Garvin each
made short speeches, but the principal part
Of the time was occupied in distributing
the countless presents, some Of which were
quite valuable.
SOME OBSERVATIONS on SINGING.
The music was excellent, showing that
the only reason we don't have better music
on Sundays is because the singers don't
take the same interest in the ordinary
Sunday services. It was particularly
gratifying to notice that the .oord. Of tho
solos sung by Misses Jennie Toll,ngten
and Adella Townshend, could be understood.
A melodious voice is \ "prodigious pleas
ant" sound, but when the ideas sought to
be conveyed are lost by the indistinotness
Of tho enunciatlon, it brings the singer
down to level with any other instrument.
The four-hand quicksteps played by Misses
Ella Woodwork and Lizzie jerks were far
preferable to any such unintelligibls sing
ing. We are glad that it is getting to be.
fashionable to sing with more distinctnsss.
Much credit is due Mrs. Dunton for the
energy manifested in drilling the singers.
The church services would no doubt u
improved if she were elected chorister
for, for tho last year, our ohorister has been
absent nineteen out Of twenty Sundays,
It is quite task for one living at's dis
lance to bs on hand al,uey., especially with
tho mercury at 49, below zero: =
The Christmas trees at :
Kinks HALL
were very prettily ornamenteds OF course,
it could not be expected that the value Of
the fruit on their three would BE, any.
thing in comparison with the ono 1t the
church, though they would compare favor
ably when We take into consideration
that there was but handful in attendance
at tho Hall.
Mr.. 8. A. Howard proposes to starts
SINGING SCHOOL
at the church Jan. 9th. 1t is to DO hoped
that the attendance will DO large.
FREEz1Nas.
Il. Kinckegbocker was badly frozen one
day last week in going from the main road
to his house, about half q mile. It 10 re-
ported that Newton Foster was also badly
frozen the same day, and . third man
stood fair chance for it tho last that was
heard from him. The combination Of the
facts, that mercury CONCEALED in the Their
mometers, and "corn tea" boiled in the
mems stemaohs, caused the freezing, 1t IL
said.
Professor Bickford is happy. It il .
girl The Professor il doing Is vol ~
could be expected.
The County Commissionersmeet the 7th.
Slime Stevens has been to st. Paul to q.
8, District Court as juror.
LOGOS.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-01-02
SPECIAL NOTICES,
On MARRIAGE.

1seeys ler Ysuag Men, o. great SOCIAL EVILS
a1d ADUS8S. which intsr1srs with MARRIAGE
VIII ssrs means Of relief for the Bring and Unfor
tanAss diseased aad dsbilitAtsd. Sent IN sealed
envslopss. Addrsss, STANDARDIZATION, No.
- Ninth IT,. RhilA1elDAiA.PA.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-01-02

Goods can be had, for cash, - cheap
st E. Curtis grocery store IS At any place
in the upper country.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-01-02

-You want Little Giant oern and eeb
osushor. 01ovoao1 hos then.
III yss xsnt god Aorss-sAssing, q u
6estt / R&tAbul's.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-01-02

-Attsntiea 10 called T. the advertise
msnt q Hen. =. 3. Dslaao, vhe sfsrs for
sale mill sites o. the ssuk Rapids Hstsr
Power. This 10 enc Of the Ansst powers
in tho State, and viii 80 dsy b driving
dozens Of mills. = E#.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-01-02

Russell has removed his grocery store
to the building lately occupied by Hsnauer
J. Co. and has one Of the hsndso mest roo me
in the city. =. ~. .,.,,.r ,r.s. ,~,r, 49,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-01-02

"A striking evidences Of tho high a.
TEEN in which the Charter Oak Stoves ore
held, is the immense number Of them that
are annu ally sold-20,1 $50 in 1871! For
sale by Rosenberger Broe.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-01-02

"A Wilcox & Gibbs Sewing Machine,
entirely new, will b. sold at bargain, and
on time. Inquire at A. ". Rpsh's jewelry
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