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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-07-10

Tho Republican voters Of the Fourth
Ward viii meet in caucus 1t tho Washing
ton House. Saturday evening, July 18th,
At 8 o'clock, for tho purpose Of eleoting
ono Delegate to attend the County Conyen-
ton At St. Cloud, July 14th, 1873.
Il. H. WALKER, Chairman,
Ward Committee.
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ON MARRIAGE.

Happy Relief for Young Men from the effects Of
errors and abuses in early life. Manhood restored
treatment. New and remarkable remedies. Books
and Circulars sent free. in sealed envelopes. Ad-
dress, Howard Association No. South Ninth street,
Philadelphia, Pa.-an institution having high rep
utation for honorable conduct and professional skill
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JUST RECEIVED.

Some Of those patent fly catchers. Come
and see them.
Also, large lot Of turkey-wing cradles,
scythes, snathes, and al implements
pertaining to the hsying and harvesting
line, Call At Rosenberger Bros, and buy
good goods - cheap as the cheapest.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

The Confessions OF an Invalid,
PUBLISHED AS A WARNING aud for the benefit Of
YeuNa MEN AND OTHERS who suffer from NERVOUS
DEBILITY, LOSS OF MANHOOD, ETC., supplying
the means of seLfc,re Written by one who cured
himself after undergoing considerable kerry, aud
sent free receiving postpaid directed envelope
Sufferers are invited to address the author,
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR,
iunel2-6m Box 153 Brooklyn, n. Y.
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RsxovAx.-Messrs Avsrill, Russell &
Carpenter, Of 81. Paul, have removed their
extensive paper house to Nos 40 and 81,
East Third street. Their new quarters
are 6ox120 feet, and they occupy four
stories with their stock, which il tho heav-
lest west Of Chicago. Their largo and in
oreasing business neoessitsted the change.
The publishers Of Minnesota have . No. /
firm to buy Of.
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SAuK ClHT11 NE1aHBoaHooD.-Chae.
Walker was orator ct Birch Bark on the
Fourth........ The Long Hill post Office has
been discontinued, because nobody would
keep it, and the mail goes to Sank Centre
.........T The race track is completed, graded,
fenced and. the judges stand built, and the
Heraldsays it is No. in every respeot......
The dogs ehswed mp thirteen sheep for G..
". saxbury, Of English Grove. One Of
the dogs came back the next night, and.
died, Ind the owner wants pay for him /.
Shades Of departed mutton, Whist nsxti
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The Rspublisaa voters Of The Third Ward
will meet in caucus q The Court House,
Saturday evening, July 18th, q 8 o'oleok,
for the purpose Of sleoting one Delegate to
attend the County Convention at st. Cloud
July l4tb, 1873.
L. ". COLLINS, Chairman.
= Ward Committee,
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IF you want to sec q
lively time, just call at
II. 5teinburE's. between
10 and Ill o'clock, when
he sets out Lunch.
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Ofsa Am Hl1r1as.- ~ Religious servi-
ess will DO held on next Sabbath evening,
beginning st O'Clock on the corner Of
Washington avenue and st. German street.
Meetings will be held on subsequent Sab
bath evenings in both upper and lower
town.
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PO.R.TRI.

1oa towns must grow, and trade increase,
BY nerve and enterprise,
And they who'd live must have tho pluck
II risk and advertise,
There are men in our town
Who donot advr tiss:
Good customers go past their doors,
Tho CHEEKY cash likewise.
And whom they post their books ct night
They r. the saddsst men in tsw1,
And ever and anon they moan:
~Ths place 10 going dewn"
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There is nothing like advertising! A
little item in last weeks issue discovered IN
owner for some missing wearing apparel
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KEEP THE DAl.L RoLLlua ,
". HENDEBaON.

IN order to make room for bis fall stock Of
boots and shoes will sell; for the next sixty
days, his summer stock Of boots and shoes
ct and below cost, for cash. His stock
comprises ladies', gents, misses and
children's boots and shoes.
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a. Tn 90 circulation OF The Journal
sDOUBLE that Of any other paper
P.blishs din Nsrthera dinnsssta. Les
q. PAUL 8 PAoITIo RA1lR0AD.
Summer Tlmo Table. 1879

Of. PAUL AND ct. oLouD-aoINa NORTH.
Leave st. Paul S:26 .. m. and $3.50 p. m.
So Arrive 1t 81. Cloud l:20 and $40 p. N.
GOING SOUTH.
Leave St. Cloud 7:20 am. and 1886 pm.
Arrive St. Paul Halo Am. and 7:lo pm.
Ar. CLOUD AND MILRosE-aoINa wHsT.
Leave St, Cloud 1:20 p. m.
Arrive at Melrose $50 p. m.
GOING EAST,
Leave Melrose. 1906 p. m.
Arrive at st. Cloud 1854. m.
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TIO! EVERYBODY :,

Coates & Freeman have the exclusive
agency in St. Cloud for Jeffts & Stickney's
celebrated prepared tripe and pigs feet
They are extra nice. Pass in your order
and try them.
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FoR SAIL CHEAP.-The old sash be-
longing TO the Methodist church. Inquire
Of ]. T. Lswton.
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MRS. OTTENeMEYER.
YOU WANT THEM.

Alarge lot Of new goods received this
week at Joseph Edslbroek's. These ars
goods to please everybody, at prices to
correspond with the close money market.
Call at Edslbroek's and SEQ the new goods.
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If you want good horse-shoeing, 60 to
Scott & Rathbun's.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice of Dissolution.

Notice is hereby given that the oopart-
nership existing between the undersigned
under the firm name Of -. F. Bell & Co."
is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
J. O. Mcconnell is alone authorized to re-
ceive money due the late firm, and to re-
ceipt for the same.
JAMES F. BELL.
JOHN O. MCCONNELL:
Dated st. Cloud, Mimi, July s, 1873.
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-Messrs. spicer & Carlisle are agent

--Messrs. spicer & Carlisle are agents
In this city for the celebrated Prince & Co.'S
organs, the most popular kind manufac.
tured. They supply al styles, for church
or psrlor use. They ars also SCENTS for
other makes Of organs md nslodeons, and
can render Into tho sdyantass Of spurohas.
srs 10 call o. them. ~ s,:
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DR.. Msrlatt has had his store-front
painted; Mr.. J. Hill has added . piazza
to the building adjoining his photograph
gallery and is painting the building Fred
Schultz is indulging in large new barn {;
and many minor improvements are being
made here and there through town:
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st. Cloud. July &. 1873.


: St. Cloud, July 8, 1873.
The Committee on Fire Department re-
ported that the new IRE engine had been
tested on the evening Of July LIST, in the
presence of:a majority Of tho Committee,
and tho trial had proved satisfactory. The
members Of the fro company expressed
themselves satisfied with its working, but
the Committee did not feel authorized to
accept it on their own responsibility, and
therefore referred the matter to the Conn.,
oil. Adopted.
A resolution was adopted accepting the
engine and authorizing the Clerk to draw
an order to pay for the same, less tho ex-
pense Of freight on repaired air chamber.
Also, . resolution turning over tho engine
and apparatus to the Chief Engineer Of tho
Fire Department in behalf Of tho Little
Giant Fire Company, to be used in the SER
vice Of tho city until further orders.
Avote was taken on the confirmation Of
Joseph Marthaler as night policeman, a.
follows:
Aye-Ald. Bridgnan, Burbank, Carter,
Owen and Sherer-5,
Nays-Ald. Dorr, Fisher and Wilson's
The Council adjourned.
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NV. Tsnvoords Is closing out his en-
tire stock Of boots and shoes, and win sell
AT COST for tho next sixty dAYs. ~ -
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--Have You dollsri. o. to Rhodes h
spsnoer's,an buy two dollars worth Of
goods, !. Il. III. 3 ri .ssSz.
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BOARD OF EDUCATION.
Sr. GInun Jn1v p ~

ST. CLOUD, July Z, 1873.
Psesent-Messrs. N. F. Barnes President,
7. G. Alden, J. H. Raymond. c. F. Davis,
J. &. Wing, w. T. Clark, B.*Vossbers, J.
Rdslbroek, J. r. Bennett and P. Lamb.
The Committee appointed to ascertain
what teachers Of the present corps in The
Union school it was desirable to re- engage
for tho ensuing year, reported the following
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We keep constantly on hand, printed
from new type on the best paper, the fol-
lowing blanks
Warranty,
Quit-olsim,
Mortgage,
Chattel Mortgage.
DISTRICT COURT
Summons,
Notices of Trial,
Notes of Issue,
Executions.
Powers Of Attorney
JUSTICE COURT
Summons,
Subpenss.
TOWN BLANKS.
Orders, with stubs-loose, or bound in
books Of so and 100.
Order Of Supervisors laying out q new
road.
Release Of Damages by Owners Of Land.
Notice Of laying out Of roads (for public
posting.
Affidsvits to be attached to all Bill (for
town Or county use.)
Bond of Town Treasurer.
Constable.
&c Justice Of the Peace:
Notice Of election to Town Office.
Oath of Office of Town Officers.
Notice to District Clerk of Election OF
Justice Of the Peace.
Notice of Election Of Constable.
10 Orders from the country, for any
quantity, filled at low prices.
"a Blanks Of any kind printed to Or
der on short notice. s..' -
Address p. <=z
|. ~ ". 8. MITCHELL,
= y. = st. Cloud, Mia
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Remember that oil goods bought st
Joseph Edlebrock's are delivered in any
part Of the city free Of charge.
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Drop in at Jerry Deuasuvaldt,s.

Fruit jars and every variety q fruit to
gu them, q Boyd's. J. sssss I
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The Republican veters Of the Second
Ward will meet in caucus at Kelley's Hall,
Saturday evening, July 18th, q 8 o'clock.
for tho purpose Of eleeting three Dslegates
to attend the County Convention ~ st.
Cloud, July lAth, 1873. 1s83E
D. D. sEARLE, Chairman,
E.zs Ward Committee.
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Tho new organ for the Baptist church,
the arrival Of which IVES noted last week,
was secured through the enterprise Of Miss
Ada Dam and the ibsrslity Of tho lovers Of
good music in the elty. It is . superior
instrument, and 10 fren tho mandatory
Of Prince & Co.
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: Mr.. J. E. Wing is agent for the oele-
DRAFTED Marsh Harvester. Every farmer
should have one. .s.s n. @ Y. >
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Mr.. David Burns, Of Pomms do Terrs,
vas thrown from his wagon At Fergus
Falls, . short time since, breaking his right
arm near tho elbow. 'sUncle'' Burns IL
pretty we'll along in years, and will I'M
doubtedly have troublesome time with
hia injured arm.
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Rudolph Ferry, Of st. Paul, hit upon .
happy way of Kidding his house of bed
bugs on Monday. He used kerosene. 1t
WAS complete success. Every bug was
burned. So was the house.
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The person who borrowed . basket,
without leave or license, from Smiths Gro.
Gerry, is notified to return the same ct once
and avoid unpleasant consequences, Is his
name is known.
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Russell delivers, free, Ill goods bough
Of him. .-".
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1nrUDLlCAN oAuCUsns.

The Republican vstsrs Of ths First Ward
will meet n caucus 81 the Everett sohoo,
house Saturday evening, July 18th, at 8
O'clock, for the purpose Of eleoting three
Delegates to attend the County Convention
At 81. Cloud, July l4,h, 1879. E
]. 3. WEST, Chairman,
III Ward Committee.
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JUN SITTLEMsNT. - The following are
tho taxes collected from March let, 1873, to
june 18th, 1878, as shown by the settle.
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e. Curtis 10 receiving still another lot
Of choice family groceries, and ID prepared
to supply everybody At the lowest living
prices.
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On Tuesday, Mr.. Geo. A. Bilsr, st
work in Dams planning mill, had tho ends
Of two fingers Of his left hand taken of by
small circular saw. Mr.. B. is rather un-
fortunate in this respect.
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If you want glass Of the best ice-cool
lemonade, call at Dennenwaldt's.
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Sewing machines to rent by
D. b. SELBY,
Agent for the Singer,
At Tobey's Book Stole
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Fruit jars and every variety Of fruit to
fill them ct Boyd's.
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Jerry Deunenwsldt keeps always o.
hand choice wines, liquors and cigars.
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Miss Ada A. Dam.
Miss Jennie Owen.
Miss Fannie McGaughey.
Miss Lizzie W. Barnes.

The Committee further reported that in
their opinion six teachers, including the
Principal, would be sufficient and rec
commended that one male assistant teacher
be employed aud referred the selection Of
the Principal to the Board, as tho Commit
tee was unable to agree. The report was
accepted. On motion of Mr.. Clark it VI
resolved to amend the report by inserting
the name Of D. W. sprague as Principal,
by the following vote:
Ayes-Messrs. Davis, Wing, CLARK, voss-
berg and Lamb-6.
Nays- Messrs. Alden, Raymond and
Edelbrock-3.
Mr.. Davis moved to further amend by
striking out the name Of Lizzie Barnes and
inserting the name Of Maggie F. Barnes
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes-Messrs. Alden, Raymond, Davis,
Wing and Edelbrook-5.
Nays- Clark, Vossberg, Bennett and
Lamb-4.
The report, as amended was adopted,
With but one negative vote, Mr.. Edslbrock.
A motion that the Principal be required
to assign not less than forty scholars to
each room was, after . spirited discussion,
lost.
A Accommodation Of tho Principal that
tho standing Of classes, &c., in the Union
School be published In tho city papers,
WAS referred to tho Committee on Printing.
Rule No. 16 was 90 amended that te.ch-
ers Who are absent for longer. time than
ono day, without tho consent Of the Board.
shall receive no compensation for time be
yend said one day. !
The salaries Of Misses MoGsughey, Dam,
Owen and Barnes for the ensuing year will
fixed at $3.50 each.
The Clerk was instructed to open . cor
rsspondsnce with the State superintend-
ent of Schools with reference to procuring
male assistant for the Union School.
The bill Of E. T. Tobsy, $40, wss re.
ferred.
Adjourned:
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We should judge that Mr.. Marshal Nc
Comb was ''driving things" in Pittsburg.
He writes, in . private letter, that within
the past two months he has taken contracts
for putting up fourteen brick and three
frame buildings in that city.
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"A couple Of hunting parties In the
town Of st. Oleff, Otter Tail county, started
on gopher hunt. At tho end Of three
weeks one party reported 1854 and the
other 700 gcphers slain.
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FOR business or dwelling property, call
ct Smiths grocery.
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Fruit jars and every variety Of fruit to
fill them. at Boyd's.
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The Baptist festival which closed on
last Saturday evening proved financially
successful, as we'll IS pleasant throughout.
The ladies of the Society deserve credit
for the energy and tact they displayed in
its management.
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Tho Fergus Falls advocate says that
while Charles Peters WAS blowing with two
yoke of oxen during thunder storm, .
bolt Of lightning killed three Of the oxen
and knocked the other down,
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While driving on the track ct Sank
Centre on the Fourth, Mr.. E. L. Wright
was thrown from his sulky BY his horse
running away. He escaped without any
special injury.
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For cheap boots and shoes 60 to Ten
yoorde'e, go - - - a9$ & . sts.:,5;
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For cheap boots and shoes 60 to Ten
voords's. .,.
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1t is through the Glenwood Eagle that
one correspondent calls another "old peel
head"
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-On last Thursday the Touring mill Of
Hines, Kimball & Beede, 1t Forest City,
was struck by lightning. The mill was
saved from burning, but the spouts were
Knocked about badly, and tho bolt cloths
from the middlings separator was entirely
burned. Insured.
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DIED.

In this city, July 9Th, Of inflammation Of
tho stomaoh,;M MARY E., wife Of William
Loudon, aged 30 years and 10 months.
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Fruit jsrs and every variety Of fruit to
az them, q Beyds. IL <. s4l
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We are requested by Mr.. Frank Hall,
Chief Engineer Of tho Fire Department, to
announce that meeting will be held at the
Court House on next Monday evening to
consider tho advisability Of forming .
Hook and Ladder Company. A full At
tendance Of oil interested il desired.
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Mr.. P. J. Limperich has made IN as-
signment to N. F. Barnes, Esq.,, for the
benefit Of his creditors.
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"A letter received by Mr.. John Coates
from his partner, Mr.. D. h. Freeman, who
started last month with a drove Of elk
hundred and thirty-five bead Of cattle for
Fort Sully, announces his safe arrival with
his charge at Big Sioux River, July lot.
he reports oil well; the feed abundant and
excellent the stock in good. condition and
that osttle are pronounced by the Captain
Of the escort to be the best ever taken to
tho Fort. q
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Tho Rev. Geo. Stewart, Of Sank Gen.
TIRE, who Is in the olty to-day, informs 10
that the crops throughout the entire upper
country never looked better and that the
farm rs are in excellent spirits. He says
. greater breadth Of country, BY fully enc
half, was broken this year than in Any pre-
ooding % sson.
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Jimmy Boyd, son Of Mayor Boyd, il
tho only victim Of the Fourth that we have
heard Of He was engaged in firing . min
isture cannon, whom . number Of fire.
crackers, which some boys had plseed In
front Of him, exploded, driving thstpowdsr
into his face. It marked him badly for the
time, but the injury will not be- permanent.
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.-Go to RusselPs to buy sugars, teas,
ooGess and tobacco. r.. LIZ.
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Rev. Geo. Stewart delivered tho ora
ton on tho Fourth At Grove Lake, Pope
county.
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Fer shssp lots, cab q snith'sgroessy
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-For No. ios-seol Lemonade, call 1t
BenneWits,s,
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& -1ce-cool lemonade, pop, and the best
cigars and tobacco always to DO had at
Fank Davis new stand. III. .s.s.s..-..s...
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FROM ULEARWAfIiR.

1aoesssfal Tssttval-All About The
Toarth-A Denss-Temperance Leo.
tWrO. ss.zs
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Tho best iquors and cigars can be had
1T BenueWitz's.
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Official Paper Of the City.
REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONVENTION.

Tho Rspubncan voters Of stsarns county win meet
inConysutioa on Monday, July 18th, 1873,
At O'Clock N, for the purpose Of electins si1
delegates to attend the State Convention to bs hold
ut st. Paul, July 10th, 1878.
Tho several wards and towns will be allowed the
following delegates:
81. Cloud City LIST ward, 8 Fair Haven, Z
ID Maine Prairie s
:: 81 North 1o5h, 2
Brockway, Raymond,
Grow Lake, Sank Centre
All other towns will be entitled to ono delegate
each.
JE.WEST.
Chairman Republican Co. COMMITTEES
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Tho bsst quslity of 6ns-eut tobasco, It
fl55$s43st RuDs1ff,s.
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WHEAT 1rsns.--The receipts and ship
ments Of wheat at the Melrose elevator
during the month Of juno Hara a folloHa ::
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More favorable railroad news has been
received, and the indications are that both
the Branches will yet be completed before
the. expiration Of 1873. The Company
feels that It cannot afford to lose tho grant.
The, of5cers.ars doing everything in their
power to secure the completion ofthe lines
20 st. Vincent and Brsinerd.
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Groceries as oheap It Benson's o. at
any other place in tho city. ~
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LOCAL. NHWS.

- Geo. p. Rowell & Co., ozark Row,
New York, and s. NJ. Psttengill& Co., 81
Park Row, New York, arethe sole agent
for The JOURNAL, in that oity and are au-
thorisedto CONTRACT for ssrtiug advertise
mo atsfor US at our lowest cash rates.
Advertisers in that city are requested to
cave their favors with either Of the above
hi uses. ...
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BOOTS AND SHOES FOR EvERY.
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