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Before purchasing wagon, call Al
Grovenor's and see the "Whitewster,
acknowledged to b the best wagon in the
market,
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OTRAYED from Maine Prairie, about the
- first Of May, . RED STEER, three years
old. large, white spotted, with large horns.
A liberal reward will be paid for the return
of the animal to F. Kimball, at Maine
Prairie, or to tho undersigned At St. Cloud
.... JOHN RILEY.
st. Cloud, May 20, s7s. nsy2s.t.
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Call ct Curtis grocery store and buy
your orooksry. A large stock il closing
out 1t low figures.
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Sewing m.shinsst to rsntb5y
so sD:h: ssIsx, Z:
. - Agent for the Singer,
At Tobey's Book Store
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There is no wagon in the market equal
to the Whitewater. For sale at Grovenor's
Agricultural Implement Warerooms.
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Tho latest outrage reported from tho
Red River country is that Gridley, Super
intendent of tho Minnesota Stage Company,
was captured by highwaymen few days
since, and at the pistols music made to
disgorge his weslth-sixty- cents
CHICAGO Port ....:. =.
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LOCAL NEWS

R.Geo. P. Rowell& Co., 4OPArk Row,
New York, ands. NJ. Pettengill& Co., 81
Park Row, New York, are the solo agent
for The JOURNAL in that city and are au-
thorizedto misunderstanding ADVERTISE
meltsfor US ct our lowest cash rates.
Advertisers in thato city are requested to
cave their favors with either Of tho above
h:uses.
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-drovenor has just received several car
loads Of the celebrated Whitewater wagons
the best, strongest and most durable
wagon manufactured.
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Corn husks for filing mattresses or
underbeds, cheaper than straw, At
Sp1eER &:CAn11s1l's.. :.
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TAKE NOTICE.

All persons indebted to tho late firm Of
J. F. Bell & Co. or J. o. Mcconnell, arc
hereby notified to coll Immediately on J.
o. Mcconnell and make settlement.
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Eept11.6
COUNTRY MEN :!

"NEW GERA," containing 800 acres,
lying in Eden town, near Torah, 10 to rent
away. Inquire At the last house on Mar
let street, st. Cloud.
aug21-eow.9w
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Remember that ill goods bought .
Joseph Edlebrock's are delivered in any
part Of the city free Of charge.
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we chin that our county board, With
=. Smithson % chsirmsn, can do more
business in the same duration Of time. and
do it we'll, than any other board in tho
State.-Willmar Republican.
Mr.. smithson is certainly q thorough
going business man, and deserves tho
thanks Of tho people Of Ksndiyohi county
for the excellent manner in which hs has
served them.
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vibrator Threshers at Grovenor'e.
Headquarters for extras for these ma.
chimes.
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ATTENTION, FARMERS,

The best plox in tho market is tho Gtr7
den City Clipper: Sold snd .1arranted by
= 30 ~: 81 =: ,:>> JE VINO.
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III You want glass of the best ice-cool
emonsds, call ut Dennenwsldt's.
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-Wesley Carter, Chairman Of the County
Commissioners, advertises for se.enty-fve
cords Of dry maple wood tor the use Of tho
county. Bids will be received until the
18th Of October,
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j. G. Wilson, q former resident Of st.
Cloud, fell from the second story Of .
building, 1t Minneapolis, with . falling
ladder, yesterday, sustaining quito severe
bruises.
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A comnodious and comfortable dwelling
house on Welles avenue. Possession given
atAny time: ::c' ,:'~ !. ,'::..
Also, rooms conveniently located On
Washington avenue. Rent low. Inquire
ct this Office. ~. -
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-Rysn's sugar-oured Hams, at
RussILI's,
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The best fine-out tobacco, At ::
RussILL's,
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OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE

Happy Reflector Young Men from the effects Of
errors and abuses in carly life. Manhood restored
1mpediments to Marriage removed. Now method OF
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 skill
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The Confessions or an invalid.

The Confessions OF an invalid,
PUBLISHED As A WARNING and for tho benefit of
YOU'VE MEN AND OTHERS who suffer from NERVOUS
DEBILITY, LOSS OF MANHOOD, ETC., supplying
the means of setf-cur Written by enc who cured
himself after undergoing considerable qua kerry and
sent free on receiving postpaid directed envelope.
Sufferers sre invited to address the author,
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR,
june12-6m Box 153 BROOKLYN, NY.
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-Asssrs. epiosr & Carlisle have dis.
solved psrtnership in the furniture busi-
ness. Mr.. epiesr 10 70 continue the oabi-
net rooms on st. German street, while
Mr.. C takes the steam manufastory ON the
upper Leyee.
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The fact that the editor Of The Jour-
NAL is in attendance at the county fair, at
Sank Centre, accounts for the meagreness
Of our local columns this week.
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:. PAUL 4 PACIFIC RAILROAD.
3. Summer Time Table. 1879

ST. PAUL AND ST. CLoUD-GOIAG NORTH.
Leave 81. Paul 9:25 .. m. and $3.50 p. m.
Arrive at St. Cloud 1:2O and $40 p. N,
GOING SOUTH.
Leave St. Cloud 7:20 Am. and 2:35 pm.
Arrive St. Paul Halo I'm. and 7:l6 pm.
ST. CLOUD AND MlLRosE-0oIAo WRIST.
Leave St, Cloud 1:20 p. m.
Arrive at Melrose $3.50 p. m.
GOING EAST,
Leave Melrose 1905 p. m.
Arrive At st. Cloud 1854. m.
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~ TheCirculation of The journal
sDOUBLE that OF any other paper
p ublishe din Northern Minnesota L ct
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BOOTS AND SHOES FOR EVERY
80 BODY.
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Attention Is called to the ADVERTISE
msnt Of Drs. Weber & Schneider, in this
number.
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Union services on next Sabbath even
ing at z o'clock, at the Baptist chapel, near
tho uper ravine bridge. Preaching by
Rev. E. V. Campbell.
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For cheap boots and shoes 20 to Ten
veords's. ~--v'.-->
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Tho brick work Of the main walls Of tho
Normal echeol building is nearly oomplet-
ed, and work ON the roof will b eommeno-
cd this week.
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The President has directed the remov-
81 Of the o. 8. Land Office at Oak Lake to
Detroit. This ends long fight between
these two places.
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On Tuesday large black bear, killed
near Giimanten, Benton county. was
brought to this place and was purchased by
Coats & Freeman.
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Groceries as cheap 1t Bensoa's ss at
any other place in the city.
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Judge Evans who has been eultivat-
Ing = small plantation Of cotton in his gar
den, has net with disappointment. The
frost Of Monday night was too much for
; his crop, which WAS just in blossom. A
specimen Of tho article can be seen ct his
of1ica
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On Monday two tssmsters in tho en-
ploy Of Clark & Co., named David Pick
ard and 7. Fish, got into qurrel At Mr..
Staples barn, on the Cold Spring road. in
regard to the use Of the stable, which 70.
suited in . regular knock down. Fish
coming out second best. His face HAVING
the appearance Of that Of the man who
went to "Oskosh and had some fun with
the boys" On Tuesday Pickard was Ar.
rested on = wsrrent by Chief Robertson
and brought before Justice Tobey and
plead guilty, and was fined $40 and costs.
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Mr.. John Z.pp has been appointed as
signee Of tho estate Of T. Steinburg, who
has made an assignment for the benefit of
his creditors.
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W 'n0 seoono tfls1 tho horses got of.
but tho black broke, giving the bay IN ad-
vantage Of about eight lengths, which xas
maintained when the horses went under
the wire, the Chief winning in s:s0}.
Ahalf dozen starts were required before
the word to 60 was given, on the second
heat. Both horses wore off their feet much
Of the time, but the Chief came in an easy
winner in 1888, and took tho first money.
This was followed by . race between
green" horses for purse Of $s5, mile
heats, best 2 8 to harness.
The entries were:
Black Badger. BIZ: g., BY =. 4 Parker.
Jerry, 9. g., by E. Lytle.
Flora, 6. M, by g. v. Williams. H..
After several starts. the horses were
sent of, Jerry taking the lead, Badger
breaking. Jerry won the heat easily in
1913, Badger coming in q slow second.
Flora was Withdrawn.
On the second heat the horses got q good
start on the third trial. Badger broke =
good deal, and Jerry trotted. around
squarely in 1907, winning beat by =
dozen lengths, and first money.
Everybody is having good time. The
attendance from st Cloud is quite respect
sble-ia point Of numbers, at least:
The number Of tickets sold on Tuesday
WAS 81 yesterday ia. 1t is expected
that this, tho last day, will mako . still
better showing. W. B. NJ.
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"A smoke house, in tho rear Of John
Kollis meat market, on Richmond avenue,
caught fire little after day light this
morning, bat Was discovered before tho
the flames had made much hesdWsv.
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ANorHEH WAHD1RsH RsEuExsD.-Lieut.
Fred. schelplin, who removed from here to
Msssilou. Ohio some two years ago, return
ed on Saturday, and says that no earthly
power can ever again persuade him to
leave Stearns county. He says he would DO
many hundreds Of dollars better off if he
had staid here. He goes back to his farm,
some eight miles from this city. Next!
Tho Monticello Times intimates that
Mr.. James jerks, Of Clearwater, is . can.
didate for the Democratic nomination for
Representative from Wright county. II
MI. J. gets half chance, he will "pull tho
wool over the eyes" Of tho Convention.
SOM UGLY DEvELOPNENTs.-The par.
ticulsrs in case Of embszzleueat have
become pretty generally known within the
past few days. The guilty party ID olsrk
In ono OF our leading dry goods a,d xro.
cory Embellishments, and has had the con.
hdsnes ofths community. Suspicion fast.
ened on him = month or more ego, and
such means were taken to detect him a.
proved effeotual. When confronted with
the evidences Of his crime he was at first
disposed to deny everything but finally
made . general admission; II 10 supposed
that tho amount abstraoted In money, at
different times, extending over period Of
about three years, reaches fully $780,
He has made restoration in money, house.
hold goods, horses, etc to tho amount Of
about $1,000. It IL understood that the
matter win DO settled without any prosseu-
ton:
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Fair Haven -four, at
r. N. RUssHLL's.
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Mr.. D. B. Woodmansee intends taking
aeespls Of the horses now under his charge
t. the State Fair. Among tho rest will be
Mr.. J. r. BENEFITS promising young colt.
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-Herberger Bros. make the best lager
beer IN tho market. Order Of them,, go. -
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TAURSDAY Non1ruo- .9.nt "a

THURSDAY hona1xa, Sept. Is.
DsA1 Jou1nAI.-Yestsrdsy proved to
b . beautiful day. The attendance vas
quite good, though not up to what had
been expected. A large number Of .ddi-
tional entries were made during tho day
in nearly al the classes. There have been
forty entries Of cattle, including Ayrshires,
Durhams, Devons and Grades-nsarly alt
good stoek-and thirty-four horses have
been entered for premiums. Some chick.
ems have been entered, but no sheep or
hogs. The display Of agricultural ma.
ohinery is not largs-threshing machines,
reapers and mowers, tanning mills and
plows being about oil worth mention
ing.
Floral Hall has been still further i'm
proved in appearance, and was crowded al
day. A.squsrs in tho center of the build.
ing Is occupied by sewing machines and
organs OF the former the Singer, Wilson,
Home Shuttle, Weed, and New American
Combination were kept in busy motion all
day BY agents. E. T. Tobey, Of St. Cloud,
agent for the Esty, had a monopoly Of tho
organ business. A knitting machine was
in full blast. From the sides and in the
center Of tho building hang carpets, rugs,
counterpanes, quilts and fancy work; pio-
lures are disposed Of tastefully here and
there ; and millinery, silver ware, per-
fumery cases, etc., make . grand showing.
THs JOURNAL has fine sample case Of
job printing. Kellogg, Chase & Mayo 90.
cupy one section with oreditable displ.y
Of dry goods. Lancaster & Boss. have 4
dns set Of furniture. W. Hammer sends
two show cases filled with jewelry.
In the vegetable department are huge
squa'hes Zone weighing SO pounds, grown
BY W. T. Rigby, Of Cloarwater); water
melons, rs and q pounds and 80 on each
(E.Cross Of St. Cloud, having q whopper) :
lot Of very fine sweet potatoes, raised BY
G. Whittemore, Of Clearwater, which will
be sent to the State Fair cabbsges; beets;
tomatoes: pie-plant: cauliaowers; etc.
There is some excellent corn, and q plenty
Of No. potatoes. The display Of apples
is liberal. and some very large clusters o.
rich ripe grapes, Of different varieties, AZ,
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The st. Cloud Press Of last week very
justly rebukes one Of its leading stock
holders, N. P. Clarke, for trying to injure
st. Cloud by blubbsring around in St.
Paul and elsewhere that this sis not much
Of place anyway" The Pres says such
talk as Clarke's is ''balderdash." 1t is q
good deal worse. By.the-wsy, il Mr..
Clarke and his associates think st. Cloud
is 80 poor business place, Why do they
not leave it and 60 some place slse1 The
tsars shed over their departure would not
more than fill wash tub,
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Mr.. J. A. Stanton, Of this place, is
hipping wheat direct from St. Cloud to
New York, in tho Red Line cars.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

CoNaaEaAr1oNAL.-(Churc south of Ravinebridge.)
services every Sunday at lOM q. m. and pm. Sun
DAY school At II o'clock. Prayer meeting At the
church on Wednesday evenings at O'Clock. Rev
Cyrus Picket, Pastor. Residence, corner of Wells
avenue and Lake street.
PRRssYrER1AN.-(Church on Richmond avenue)
eervices everv Sabbath at 1OX a. M. and n p. H.
Sabbath school at II M. Wednesday evening lecture
and prayer meeting at ~ O'Clock. Pews FREQ and
strangersinvited. Rev. E.V. Campbell, Pastor.
EP1scoPAl.-(st. Johns Church, in lower town.
Services every Sabbath at 1919 g. m. and ~ p. m.
Sundays School at II M. Evening prayer meeting
Fridays att O'Clock. Rev. }. T. Chambers, Rector.
MxrHoDlsr.-{Church inlower town. Services every
Sunday at lOh a. H.. and Il Pm. Sunday School at
"a n. Rev. J. I. Lewton, Pastor.
BAPrlsr-Near the second ravine bridge) Servi
ces every Sabbath at 1O]a o'clock M, and O'Clock
p. m. Prayer meeting at the church on Thursday
evenings at IN. Seats free and all are welcome.
W. Il. Stanley, Pastor.
CAIHoLc.-(Church Of Immaculate Conception,
st. GERMAN street). Pastor. Rev. Benedict Haindl.
.. s. b. Assistant, Rev. Boniface Null 0. 8. B. Ser
vices: Week days at 8 a. M; Sundays. First mass,
~ .. m, High mass and sermon at 10 am, Ves-
pers At p. m. ;Catheceticali ustruction at Pm.
CiuB RArzs.-The following are tho
clu rates Of Thu JOURNAL:
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ESTRAY.

Drop In ct Jerry Dennenwaldps.
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Mr.. Geo. Benedict having received the
minority Of the votes cast was on motion
unanimously nominated Tor Senator of. the
80th District.
The convention proceeded to ballot for
Representative which resulted % follows {:

A formal ballot vas thea had, At which
fourteen votes were cast, and NJ. G. Rus.
sell, ofCrow Wing county, receiving tho en-
tire vote, was declared nominated for Rep
resentative. and on motion his nomination
WAS made unanimous.
The following gentlemen were elected to
act % District Committee for tho ensuing
year:
Vim. H. Houlton, Of Sherburne, Chair man
VIM. Murphy, Of Crow Wing.
N. Richardson, If Morrison.
DR.. H. McMahon, Of Benton.
A. G. Plummer, Of Mile Laos.
Mr.. Russell, the nominee for Represen-
tative then made a short but pointed
speech, after which the convention ad-
journed sine die.
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This vicinity was visited on Tuesday
night by : mixed storm Of rain, snow and
hail.
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For cheap boots and shoes go to Ten
voorde's.
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The best liquors and cigars can be had
at BenueWitz's.
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Leather and fludines, 1t Hende rson's
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Durham and Dogtail smoking tobacco,
Ar RUssELL's.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Children often look Pale and Sick
rom no other cause than having worms In the stou

BROWNS vERMIFUGE COMFITs
will destroy Worms without injury to the child be-
ing perfectly WHITE, and free from all coloring or
other injurious mgr Rodents usually used in worm
preparations. CURTIS & BROWN, Proprietors
No. els Fulton Street, New York
Sold by Druggists aid Chem,ss, and dealer in Med.-
cines at TWENTY-FIVE CENTS Box.
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4 GOOD DAY FOR EDITORS,
@. W.. BENEDICT NOMINATED
FOR THE SENATE AND M. 9.
RUSSELL FOR THE HOUSE,.

Tbs Republican Convention for tho
Thirtieth District met In Sank Rapids on
Friday. to nominate candidate for Soma.
tor and one for Representative. In both in
stances tho mantle Of honor fall on editor.
ial shoulders, although there were about a.
many candidates delegates. Geo. W.
Benedict, Of tho Sank Rapids Sentinel, was
nominated for Senator, and NJ. C. Russell,
Of the Brsiuerd Tribune, for Represents.
tive.
The Convention Wis called to order 1t
o'clock p. m. BY Mr.. B. K. Knowlton,
Chairman Of the District Committee. ~.
On motion J. Carpenter, Of Benton, vas
elected temporary Chairman, and N. G.
Russell Of Grow Wing, Secretary.
The following gentlemen were appointed
committee on credentials:
Il. NJ. Atkins, Of Mile Laos.
J. W. Steele, Of Grow Wing.
D. A. Sinclair, Of Sherburne.
J. D. Weed, Of Benton.
Jonathan Taylor, Of Morrison.
This Committee reported the following
gentlemen as entitled to vote in the Con-
vention:
Grow Wing ooun.y-M. c. Russell, VIM.
Murphy, Milton Askev, g. B.. Sleeper, J..
". Steels-5.' '~''
Morrison oounty-Ezrs Briggs Jonathan
Taylor, Richard Neil, IT,. Taylor .substi-
tute)-
Benton county,. Carpenter E. W.
Griffin, J. Russell Il. D. Weed, substitute)
%.
Sherburne county-Benj. Durslsy, ].
Briggs, D. A.. SINCLAIR, 3. F. Hurd--4.
Mile Lsos-H. NJ. Atkins, A. G. Plum.
mer' G. H. Rines, w. A. Dorr, substitute)
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"A correspondent at Two Rivers sends
us tho particulars Of an encounter between
an old lady, who owned cranberry marsh,
and some Of the neigbbors, who attempted
to poaoh on it. The old lady held her
ground "manfully" and saved her: cram
berries. .,.
considerable dissatisfaction- has been
expressed with regard to the locating, of q
county road from Maine Prairie to St. Jo.,
~ was proposed At the last meeting Of tho
Board Of County Commissioners. It il
said that the road is not needed j; and that,
il located and opened up, another expsn-
sivs bridge across Sank River will bs r.
CURED. The Commissioners win doubtless
act in tho matter with ali proper judgment,
bearing in mind equally tho needs Of loosl-
tiles and questions Of economy.
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Tho new steamboat Of which We have
heard 50 much, and has been expected here
for some time, We SEQ by tho Minneapolis
Tribune. is lying at tho landing in North
Ninnsspolis, having returned from Champ
lin with good load Of lumber. Before
she starts out again she IL to have another
boiler put in ~ tho ono she has il not large
enough.
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"A Picture Of Patience: Messrs. Wsite,
Clarke & Gordon waiting At the Post Office
on Thursday evenings to get tho P,e.,'
copy Of THs JOURNAL. They have stop
ped their own copies, thereby saving So.
each per year, which is quite an item in
tAe expenses Of .'poor men,"
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FOR RENT.

-Eace leather, at Henderson's.
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Mr.. r. N. Russell always does tho
neat thing. His latest appearance was
with . package Of delicious California
pears, which he left on our table, verv
good place, by the way, for such things.
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The Fergus Falls Journal noninstes
Mr.. J. W. Mason, Of that city, ~ the Re-
publican candidate for Representative from
the 4lst District. The Convention will
meet ct Audubon on the I'D Last.
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Jerry Dennenwaldt keeps always on
hand choice wines, liquors and cigars.
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BOX OF HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINES
by
DR.. G. 8. Weber, st. Clio I'D,
and
DR.. A; P. Schneider, st. Paul.

On receipt Of IS, in Pest Office order
or by Express, the Book with Box Of Med
icines will be forwarded free Of charge, to
any place in tho United States. molly