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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-10-30
3. F. JENNISON IN ST. CLOUD.
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! On russasyS evening Gsh:. 5. P. iJsnnlson,
the Republican candidate for Secretary Of
State. addressed tho people on the general
political issues, At Schwartz & Poeoh-
maun's Hall. Owing partly to the uupleas-
Ant evening, and partly testhe lack OF In:
terest displayed by the! Chairman Of the
Committee charged with tho duty Of giving
notice Of the meeting, the attendance Was
not as large as it should have been. Gen.
Jennison first discussed thoroughly tho
competition Of The Owatonna Convention,
10 platform and ticket. 1t: was attSndsd
alnest entirely BY politicians who had last
ysas bssn In: antsgonisn to'ths Republican
party ,saad iAsseleina TO-, tAsi,e . '.'iarn-s
s,s'p ssnus.tea . vsses sAexa to, b. ,sp-
pespsly ridiepleps - The farmers bad IT.
~ q pathlng tsesde With IT, The sene
a,lsestes that attended the Oxatonua Con-
s.n.ion and resolved th.t Il u u. .'anvwis,
10 continue the old party orssnsaatiens,'
attended tho Democratic State tOb1vsalasn'
. few weeks afterward - delsgates; md
bof4d MIS- S16ds u 4hto'tht 'eld party or
gani.ation" to have It endorse tho Ovation
No platform and ticket-and by appointing
. State Central Committee proclaimed its
intentionhto live until another campaign, II
possible.
The speaker then took up an article In
the st. Paul Pioneer, entitled 1.-The Ter
rible Arraignment," and proved it to be
tho most terrible mixture Of stuff and
falsshoeds thSt the campaign has produced.
He discussed it charge BY charge, and rid
died It from beginning to end. i
He closed with discussion Of the con-
stitutional amendments, which are matters
not 81 party but 81 general interest. He
argued against biennial sessions, and in
favor Of the fourth amendment, which re-
lates to the loaning Of State and County
funds. "S's 80
The Impression made by Gen. Jennison
was very favorable. Several epropos anee-
dotes were we'll told, and very frequently
pointed hits drew forth hearty applause.
We believe We can promise the speaker,
when be next visits St. Cloud, : larger
Audience than that Of Tuesday evening.
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EDITOR JOURNAL Under tho above
head, appeared in this weeks Nme', the
following: $685.:
CAMPAIGN L8RS. 49,. =.
"The charge circulated by the opposition,
that Hon. L. A. Evans, our candidate for
Judge of Probate, compelled the proprie-
tors Of the 1fmes Office, as Tho time the Of
Ace wss burned, to pay $500 hsfssss they
could get their insurance, 10 to our knowl-
sdGs false Nc Hsfe one bft thoYlreprie,
tors st the time, ;and know whereof Va
speak. We did NOT pay him that amount
OK any other sum, and further, "a believe
he aided ID, in getting our, insurance in
every Wy IL could vitieut eest a,,si
Now, drst, there has been nespeA charge
circulated By the ''eppedt'sa, =. :.sr any
snilsf ohs1ss1:: Ths fkSts ~ ;ttsss:
The prepri.tsrs Of IL, .s did, nj, ~
tAs sneu,t asnsd II tAeir policy: liste
esq., ssAl' Il ssst sSisa7 @aoo - zestain
thse tAiy dia ist. o. thae' $40, 1vsas
d -. e.teay;; :HeY naeh tes, A.; 3s9o.
II any, h. g. ! d Pet 4nex. Judge Evans
Wa aeti1g both - sssat for Mt: Dslano,
Of whom We purchased tn ONCE, and %
agent Tor tho lnsarssss CO. which insured;
Il. and u tho time Of tho purchase agreed
to transfer the policies. Whether or no he
did, 1 do not know. His books wers burned
and the proof gone. But pretending to b.
friend rs no acted in such manner with
the Insurance Company ~ to cause them to,
deny the loss, and had We followed his adj
vice longer we should have probably lost
the whole amount. Had he acted fairly
we should have received tho full amount Of
the policy, instead Of being obliged to. &C.:
cept less to save time and trouble. also
WAS ono Of the proprietors Of tho Time.
and know whereof speak, and the present
proprietor Of the zsm<s knows this state
ment to DO strictly correct. That the ar
tiols in question was from the pen Of Judge
Evans IL evident to every::person acquainted
with his style Of writing, and if tho editor
of tho zSasss read it before it, publication,
hs can, with the greatsst truth, lay the
strongest charges ef''eamnpaisa liss''et his J
own door. ; /
J. HENRY RHODES.
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Thirty Years. Experience Of an old
Nurse.

mrs. WinslqW's Soothing Syrup IL the
prcscrtptiOn OF on Of the best Female Pbysi-
Clans snd Nurses in the United States and has been
used for thirty years with failing safety sud
success by millions of mthers and CHI ldIen from the
feeble infant of week old to the adult. 1t cur
reefs acidity of the stomach relieves wind colic
ulates the bowels and gives resi- health and comfort
to mother and child. We believe it to b. the Best
and Surest Remedy in the World in all cases Of
DYSENTERY and DIARKHGA IN CHILDREN.
whether it arises from Teething or from any other
cause. Full directions for Using will accompany
each bottle. None Genuine unless the facsimile OF
CURTIS PERKINS Is on tho outside wrapper.
Sold'b oil Medicine Dealers,
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ESTRAY.

strayed from tho subscriber, living At
Rich Prairie, Morrison county, Sept 22d,
one yoke of six-years' old OXEN, one was
white, and speckled . little ; the other vas
brindle. With some white on the sides and
belly, and knob on fore leg. Also, q
yoke of Five.years' old OXEN, one black
an the other spotted. Also, another yoke
Of Five-years' old OXEN, one q "mooley''
with lined back, and tho other was rod.
Also. spotted Cow with bell; . brindls
Cow; and brindle Heifsr, three years old
-msking nine head Of cattle in ill. A
liberal reward will be paid to any person
who will return any or all Of these cattle
or give information that viii lead to their
recovery. HENRY TERHAAR.
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THE HOUSEHOLD PANACEA,
and
"a FAMILY LfNlN1ENT

the best remedy in tho world following
plants, viz: cramos in the Limbs and Stomach,
Pain in tho Stomach, Bowels or Side, Rheumatism in
allits FORMS Bilious Colc, Neuralgia, Cholera, Dysen-
terry, Colds. Fresh Wounds, Burns, Sore Throat,
spinal Complaints Sprains and Bruises, Chills and
Fever. For Internal and External use.
1ts operation Is not only to relieve the patient
penetstes and pervades the whele system restorins
healthy action to all its parts and quickening the
blood. .''~ 80
The Household, Panaee~ il purely
Preparedby CUkTIs 4 BROWN,
; No. 2l5 Fulton Street, New York.
. For sale by all druggists.
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A nook FOX EVERY MAN.

THE .sCIKNCE or LIFE, OR SELF PREsER-
VAT1ON," Medical Treatise on the Cause and
Man, Nervous and Physical Debility, Aypochondra,
Impotsncy, spermstorrhoeA OF Seminal Weakness,
and all other diseases arising from the errors OF
youth or theindacretons or excuses otmature
This work 10 indeed book for every man.
Thousands have been taught BY this work the true
way to health sndhapRness. Itis the cheapest and
best medical work over pubiiahsd, ana the only
on this clAps OF ills worth reading Tooth edition.
rsvaed much enlarged, illustrated. bound in beauti.
fal Irepch CLOTH Price only st.. Sent by mail, post
paid, on receipt Of price. Address PEABODY MED.
tCAL INSTITUTE. Number 4 -Bul6nch Street,
Boston. Moss, or DR.. ". H. PARKER Assistant
Physician. N. B. The author may DO consulted on
the abovs ~ we'll ~ oil diseases requiring skin
and experience. mAy1-1y
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Jos. Howard would ask the public to
bear in mind that they can alzays find 1t
his meat market the best beef, pork, veal,
mutton, venison. turkeys, chickens etc.,
to be had anywhere. Those who want .
No. article should not fail to call and or.
der Of him.
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REMOVAL.

Mr.. Paul Mookenhaupt has removed
his large stock Of groceries, olothin 6.
crockery, notions, etc., to Dr., Weber's
building, adjoining tbs new granite block.
He is now ready for business in tho new
stand, md i prspeEeate supply tho pub
lilo with the very best goods o. the low
es' Pa1N0H9sef sss4a az - I a*,,t'
NJ Remember the removal.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

We are prepared to fill orders for psnph-
let copies Of new edition of the Township
Laws of Minnesota. It includes the Town
ship Organization Act, the Town Board Of
Equalization Act, the New Road Law, the
laws regarding Partition Fence, Estrays,
and Beasts doing Damage, the Chattel
Mortgage Acts and al the kindred acts re.
lating to Townships or the duties OF Town
ship officers, enacted since the Revised
Statutes of 1856. Price 80 cents. Sent
by mail postage paid, on receipt Of the
price. ..,,:.:.:
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soRs Erls,-Dr. Tr.sk's Magnetic Oint-
msnt has performed some almost miracu-
lous cure, IN this vieility. It univsr.
col remedy in uss here Tor inasmsd eyes.
The Auditor Of our County has 80 much
faith in its curative powers In this disease,
that he 4ot only highly r.eomnends It, but
offers 70 forfeit tho amount paid for it In
each case, II II fails Of cure.
= A. g. CUSHING, South Bend, Ind.
Sec advertisement in another column.
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That g. Clouds hstSl ID sSdatioai itsI
discrsdit and damage 70 thu city 10 mat
tor not only we'll known It homo but no.
torious abroad. Every year TIC business
Of the place 10 damaged b. this 70 tho OK
tsnt Of the cost Of hrst .class hotel set.
sral attempts have been made to remedy
this evil, but each has met with some dis
aster. A project il now on foot which will,
1t is believed, prove successful. But In
order that 1t may do 80. The people OF St.
Cloud must render = hearty assistance.
The Common Council, at it, meeting on
Monday evening, passed . resolution to
submit to the people, at the election on
next Tuesday. tho question Of giving Z
bonus Of 900 In bonds 70 lid In the con-
seruoion Of such . hotel e ID. seedsd, The
cost Of he buildisg, exclusive 81 'thS fur
aisAiss, to b not less than $40, 900. The
eaeisl resolution, stating The conditions,
y pablishsd In full In this nsubsr. Y I
Its to b hoped The bonus viii. ~ a..
sherissd By unanimous vote. The Vtsat
Of such hotel IL felt and .adAittsd bY
everybody, and that It oasast b obtained
without bonus Is fact beyond question;
The amount offered IL reasonable, ana tho
city win receive, every year. in direct
benefits. sour-fold the aid given.
Let every man vote tor this hotel bonus.
Considerations not only ofa business na.
ture, but Of sslf-rsspeet, should impel oiti-
sens to this. Let it b possible for resi-
dent Of st. Cloud to 90 away from home
without hearing, on oil sides. unquali.
fed denu aeiation Of our hotel aoeomnoda-
lions. five want to have people Of cap
ital or business men remain over night in
tho town we must give then some suitable
place ct which TO eat and sleep. 49, s.D'-
Vote for the bonus. =" 49,; +
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Notice OF Dissolution Of Copartner.
- ship.

On account Of the removal Of The sepio.
partner to Honssdals, Ps.,7 the eopartner-
ship heretofore existing between tho nm
dersiGned, under the firm name Of HAM
LIN & sEARLE, is this day dissolved BY
mutual consent. All persons indebted to
the late firm are requested to mako i'm
mediate payment to d. B. sEARLE. who
will close up the firm business and who
tenders his professional services to all
clients who may Be pleased to intrust their
business to bis care. Place Of business in
tho old Office Of the late firm.
EDWARD 0. HAML1N.
D. B. SEARLE.
Dated st. Cloud, Mimi, Dot. Is, 1873.
Lereby recommend my late partner, D.
B. SEARLE, to all my old clients as prompt,
reliable and competent.
EDWARD o. HAMLIN.
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QouQLAe CoUnxx.-Who wouldn't live at
Al@k1driagv where, aSdsrdlnsFto The Pest,
Ayieek and maple wood is only $3.50 per
cord soft wood. SLID To- $500 per cord I
PFiese !. stsCloud are; just double these
...",.: The Northwestern Express Co. have
discontinued their express line from
Alexandria to Pomme DO ,Terre:.".:...on
Sabbath afternoon the store Of A. g..
sohlheg 81 Helmsl City vas robbed Of
5000 in cash, Mr.. s, had the money in .
trunk Up stairs, and it is supposed that il
W. 'is.py som. q.t'esn 1h = f {.
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FARM FOR SALE,

The undersigned will sell for cash on
easy terms or will trade for property In
the vicinity Of st. Cloud, his farm in the
Town Of Avon. 1t contains la acres: is
we'll timbered has 10 acres under fence :;
2 acres black cap .raspberries; acre cur:
rants, gooseberries, grapes. 80. !; ! acre Of
strawberries-all in good bearing ooudi.
ton. Also, 100 apple trees, plum and pear
trees and other Seeding trees. Good
dwelling house, stables, 60. IL only two
miles from the railroad depot. II not
sold BY September 18th, it will b leased.
1a9qifFe ef Or address
CJOHN BRAKEFIELD,
Ljuly94-tf Avon ?. o., stearns Go. Mi nm
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or ron 81. CLouD.-Ths steamer Min
nsspslis leaves this nssnins Tor 9. Cloud
to bring Down cargo which Il awaiting
her ths1s. Dsrins her stsy hem 10 hss
BEEN fully repaired aa4s new ssilsr put
In her. A government engineer viii prob.
:sly sseealesy ~ . nekes survey u
Tie river saa rs3srt What inDrsvsnsats
~ Assssssry. Al s1llisstioa WI b
made y Cs,srsss die viassr ssr . sun.
sisst sppsspsistisn = slsas sst tAs shss.
Asl. The amount required viii net b
very lsrys.-A""sepeE. zs,asss Of ztts'
d1Y.
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Blanks.

We keep constantly on hand, printed from new
type on the best paper, the following blanks:
DEEDS.
Warranty, Morte,ee.
Quit-claim, Chattel Mortgage.
DISTRICT COURT.
Summons, Notes Of Issue,
Notices Of Trial Executions,
Certid's of Comparison,I Marriage Certificates
Authorization,
JUSTICE COURT.
mmons, Writ of Repleviu.
bpoenas, Affidavit in keplevin,
DO nd for Attachment, Garnishee Summons,
. Writ for Attachment, Afida't of Garnishment
Affidavit for Attachment Notice to Defendant in
bond In Replevin, Garnishes Summons.
M1soELLANEOUs.
R hs;i Ps S5 1:sSi,n''' Leases
TOWN BLANKS.
Orders. with stubs-louse or bound, in books of 80
or 100.
Order of Supervisors laying out new road.
Release Of Damages by Owners Of Land.
Aidavits to be attached to bills for Townor Ceun.
ty.
Bond Of Town Treasurer,
" Constable.
=" Justice of the Peace.
Notice to Dis trict Clerk of Election of Justice Of
the Peace.
Notice of Election Of Constable.
~ Orders from the country, for any quantity.
filled at low prices.
~ Blanks OF any kind printed to order on short
notice.
Address-
;;:.> St. Cloud, MINI
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TO TIN. h4A1D !.

u HsungaAk Bradford would oallsthe atteu.,
ton Of the ladies to one Or The largest
stocks Of smbroid srissaSrsr 6leusht to this
city. ~hieh: :th'y IL, .s:taas' II le.s th.a:
Wholesale pzioss. y =. .Aex ss1e4 :: /:
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SEEClAL NOTICES.
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.

Happy Relief for Young Men from the effects Of
Errors and Abuses in early life. Manhood Restored
Impediments to marriage removed. New method
of treatment. New and remarkable remedies.
Books and Circulars sent free, in sealed envelopes.
Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION No. 2south Ninth
st., Philadelphia, Pa.-an Institution having nigh
reputation for honorable conduct and professional
skill. octS0-ly r
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thereby announce myself as an indie
pendent candidate at the coming election
for the Office Of County Attorney.
l.. W. COLLINS.
st. Cloud, Mimi, Oct. :, 1873.
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FOR RENT.

A oommodious and comfortable dwelling
house on Welles avenue. Possession given
at any time.
Also, rooms conveniently located Oh
Washington avenue. Rent low. Inquire
at this Office.
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The Confessions Of an invalid,
Pul43aasa ~ 4 WANING and for Tho; beneat of
YeuNo MIX AND ofH11s Who suffer from NERVOUS
tie MEANS Of sel.cuss. Written by one who cured
himself sftsr undergoing considerable qusckery, and
sent free receiving postpaid directed envelope.
Spffersru are invited to address the author,
NATHANlEL MAYFAIR,
junel2-6m Boxl5S Brooklyn. NY.
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REGISTER OF DEEDS.

I would hereby announce myself Is ..
independent candidate for Register Of
Deeds Of stearns county, and ask the, sup
port Of al. STEPHEN 1THRN.
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MORE NEW GOODS.

Miss F. Z. Clarke he's just received IN.
other fine assortment Of millinery goods
and fancy articles, to which she would cal
the attention Of tho ladies.
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The Crandest Opening


=! There viii 30 IN elegant display Of MI:
linsry and Fancy Goods, consisting Of Hats
Bonn,ts. .>Feathsrs,, - Flowers. Ribbons,
velvets, Silks, Sacks, sWorsteds; Enbroid:
cries =: al kinds Of Jswslry, Gold and Jet ;
fancy back and circular Combs; ready
made Closks and felt Skirts.
All kinds Of Hair Work, Hair Jswelry,
Curls and Switches. Stamping, Pinkins
and fancy Oyeing done to order.
A specially made Of Closk and Dzes,
Cutting and Fitting. Patterns out to ORDER.
Thanking tho ladies for past patronage.
Madame White respectfully invites them to
call during her opening veek and examine
her stock Of goods, which she will sell d
the lowest possi6le prices.
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ACCIDENTALLY SHo1.-On Tuesday while
boy named Kline, ahsut sixteen yeaEs
old, living on Maine Prairie, was with ~
s.sl friends shooting with rides, he rest.
I'd his gun on log and leaned sgai1st the
uuzsls. In come Wy Il slipped ssd tho
load wss discharged, the ball passing
through his LETT shoulder, inaisti.g . pain
ful but not dangerous veuad. Or. Nc
Dsaald vss sent for ead drssssd The iaju-
~. 80 =
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NOTICE.

1snnounce myself Is anindependentcan'
didste for reelection to the Office Of Coun-
~ surveyor Of ste.rns county, and respect
fully solicit tho support Of Ill.
N. P. NOEL.
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The editor Of the 7m<s sivss The hsss
. dig under the 18th rib this week. Aitse
Informing that eonesrn that he allen. II The
proprietor Of tho 1snes, no gives the Pm,
men notice that they can NO longer borrow
from his paper whole columns Of type, week
after week, giving neither pay nor credit.
This sponging operation il over with, and
the hungry-looking local columns Of tho
Ptsss will nov have gaunter look than
ever. The article ends with some good hits,
done up In rhyme.
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-hr. Barney vossbsrg, County Auditor
Of this county, has been appointed by State
Auditor Whiteomb, one Of tho Committee
provided for by tho last Legislature 10 meet
in st. Paul In December and revise the tax
laws Of the State. Tho Committee win
include but Two County Auditors, 20 thst
this sppo'ntmsnt is*s high compliment to
M. Vossbsrg, who II one the oldest %
well - one Of the best Auditors in ~
State.
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J. HENRY RHODES.

Apr>a91oxn1xs@ OF SCHOOL, Moxs1.-Ws
srs indebted 70 Mr.. Darasy Vossbsrs,
County Auditor, for the spportionment Of
the State School fund in this county, which
IL % follows-the rate being $l.17}to each
scholar. iuat tho eamens last October:
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FOR REPRESENTATIVE.

Would hereby announce myself - Al
Independent candidate for Representative
for The I'd District Of sssarns county, and
would ask tho votes Of oil citizens without
regard to party.
N lILCEY
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COUNTY COM MISSIONER,

thereby announce myself IS an inde-
pendent candidate for reelection to tho Of
fec of County Commissioner Of the Fourth
District.
MARTIN GREELEY.
Maine Prairie, Oct. ID, 1873.
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Axo1Hsl WA1D11I1 Rs7u1xs.-Mr. A.
J. Thorson, who left Alexandra Last
spring, and has spent most oE the tine
since in Washington Territory, returned On
Wednesday last, satisfied that Minnssos. II
. good Stat. to live II eh.s.aL4l<A ~
-arovenor has just received several COR
loads Of tho celebrated Whitewater wagons
the best, strongest I'D Cost durable
wagon manufactured eni4 1o f,css
Sewing n.ohin.sto reut SyoIoo"
D. H. siIsr;1 e:'' 90 'ix:.&-
Agent for ~ s,essAi q :,
Atz>bsyS DsskSasss
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Whoever visits st. Cloud should taste
Of the Milwaukee beer on draught At L.
Robbers, and depart happy.
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"A large lot Of No. l orookerJ just re-
eeiysd at Benson's grocery store and for
sale very low. H.:
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Tn LARaHSr OF THB S1Asox.-Petsr
Hanson, living at Grand Lake, killed the
largest deer that has been brought to mar
ket for years. It weighed 228 pounds ;
the saddle 1874 pounds. Coates i Freeman
bought it.
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Everybody should vote for the hotel
bonus. It will add but fraction to the
taxes, and the benefits to the city viii be
very great.
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Tho Methodist sooisble will be held in
tho church on next Tuesday evening. Re-
treshn ents provided. Oysters will be
fu1n,shed extra to those whs desire them.
Al are invited.
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-lE,e-ybody Who wants clothing should
not, fail TO call q j.. Prondstsski's. >Mr
z. has rsepivsa frsm The 4ast' The ~best and
largest stock Of elsthing, hats, caps, gents'
furnishing goods, trunks, sateheis, sto.,
ever brought to this city. His store is
psetsd. full Of goods,: Csll and SEQ.
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ASK FOR NOvELL0.s E0ITI0Ns
Address, !. L, PETERS, 500 Bro.dw.yN.Y.
?;s,j~,. Agent for Na,elosa cH>sr II n.
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900 BARRELS

Choice Michigan spplss, warranted three
bushsls in barrel, for sale by
J. E. WING.
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;; 7;7Befprs pnrshse4Nins wagon. call At
0rovenor's and 6es tho "Whitewater,
Acknowledged to be the best wagon in the
mhrkst, roo clrE /
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-10-30

Jos. Sebergsr, his just received . new
stock efthe bheiesst liquors. Also, alarse
lot o. tho best cigars. Remember the
pls4e; on Richmond avenue.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-10-30

SCHOOL LAND SAIL State Auditor
Whitcomb Was in the city yesterday, sld
offered for sale quantity Of school lands.
The GALES vara an folloWs.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-10-30

1HnD DIss3Io7.-At tAs DS1selat3s
o.. .saIiea Asld - Cold SPRING. - xea'
day. JeAa n. 0illsy. Of tAAs pisss, Ms
.e.i,atsd fer Representative On he Asst
ballot, ths vote standing:
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-10-30

Everybody says Robbers Milwaukee
beer il the very best in town, and what
everybody says ID. true.