The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-08-14

MEfHoDlsr-{Chu inlower town. Services every
Sunday at 10h 4. T., and 4 Pm. Sunday School At
"a y. Rev. T. Lswton, Pastor.
BAP1Hf-(Nsar the second ravine bridget Servi
css every Sabbath at l03 o'clock .. M, and O'Clock
I'm. Prayer meeting n the church ON Thursday
evenings at m. Seats free and all are welcome.
W. u. Stanley, Pastor.
CAIHouo.-(Ohurch Of immaculate Conception.
st. German street, Pastor. Rev. Benedict Haildl,
D. 3. B.; Assistant, Rev. Boniace Null 0. 8. b. Ser
vices: Week days at a. NJ; Sundays, First mass,
~ q. M, High mass and sermon at lOa.m, Yes
pers At p. m. Observation-Disclosures at p. m.
CIUs RArls.-The following are the
elu rates Of THs JOURNAL:
s copies, $l.75 each.
s .' $50 Is <t..z RI
Official Paper Of tho City,
"A much needed rain 10 falling.
"A special meeting Of the Board Of Edu.
cation win bs held tomorrow evening.
Tho melon-eolie days have come. Ten
cents invested in the former will yield any
amount Of the latter.
We regret to learn that Capt. A. Bar
to fell froma buggy At Sank Centre on
Sabbath, dislooatiug his right arm.
-Atemperance meeting will be held ON
next Sabbath evening, on the corner oppo.
site the Central House.
Tho st. Cloud JOURNAL has just com.
menced its sixteenth year. It is one Of
the best weekly papers in the state.-Kas.
son Republican.
Treasurer Cans has seized $4,000 feet
Of lumber belonging to Clarke & Mcclure,
which he will sell on the 22d inst, to pay
$45s.7e of personal property tax owing by
that firm.
Remember the morning prayer meet
ings at the Presbyterian church, beginning
At eight o'clock and continuing for half an
hour. There are few but can spare, if not
half an hour, fifteen minutes to be present.
Much credit IL duo our police force
for the excellent manner In which 1t dis
charges its duty. THERE'S not better
Chief in the State than Mr.. Robertson, and
Jos. Marthsler, the new night policeman,
10 visilsnt and efficient officer.
On last Thursday afternoon the young
folks Of the Presbyterian Sabbath School
had pleasant ice-crsam festival in the
grove on tho Rev. Mr.. Canpbell's grounds.
The net proceeds amounted to about $25,
which win be applied toward the purchase
OF . new Sabbath School Library.
On last Sabbath q party of river
drivers stole Fred schultz's setter dog,
and succeeded in getting away with it,
Fred and Chief Of Police Robertson start
ed after them yesterday, but they had got
too far away 70 be overtsken. It was .
valuable dog, aud Fred. uses some long
Dutch words applicable 10 the subject.
Application was made to Judge Nickel
W last week for bail for T. steinburg, con-
fined in Jail on tho charge of numbering
Robert Leitch. The application WAS sup
ported by h. L. Gordon and opposed by
Judge Hamlin. Judge MeKelvy was ~
able to give an immediate decision, being
compelled to 90 to Duluth on Monday.
The Ht. Cloud JOURNAL IL now sailine
along prosperously in ito sixteenth year.
Here's to its continued good health, ex-
celenoe and prosperity Courier.
--Attention is called to be the ADVERTISE
meat inviting proposals for building .
bridge across Sank River, near Arnold +
stanton's mill Aswill be seen, tho cost
is limited to $4,000. It is to be hoped the
county viii not genuine itself absolutely to
this pr1es Il larger sum IL required to
secure really good bridge. Better odd
something moro to tho s., 600, if necessary,
and have bridge that will be permanent.
Mr.. John Ball, with Messrs. ". Dick.
luson and 3. L. SCOTT, has purchased thu
machinery Of the saw mill Of Capt. A. Lib
by, At 'Watab, and has brought Il to thi,
city, where hs proposes putting II into
new mill. The engine il 6rst-class, o
ssventy-fve horse power, and il in goot
condition. It is proposed to use part 0
the power in the new hub and stsvs fac
tory. ....,l ~. ~.
-We had call on Saturday from Mr.
A.A. Smith, Of Fort Garry, who spen
several months in this city couple o
years ago. MI. Smith was engaged in tn,
store Of Mr.. L. R. Bentley. 1t Fort Garry
at the time Of the Lord Gordon affair, ant
was arrsstsd, but wss afterwards released
on bail, He says the eject on Mr.. Bent
leys business has been very disastrous
He speaks in the highest terms Of the pop
ulsrity Of .. 8. Consul Taylor among th,
people, Canadians as we'll ~ Americans,
"A rather smusing scene occurred .
tho depot last evening ON the arrival Of tn
train from sc. Paul Two individuals o,
the platform wsrs looking for = friend, An
the train stopped eagerly scanned III
figures that stepped forth in the ddsl
Suddenly ono Of them made dive forwar
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