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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-10-16

The number of LitteNs Living
Age, for the week ending Oct. 4th.
begins new volume, s6ordlog . 70.
vorabls opportunity for the beginning
ct new subsariptiea.s..o This number ~
.bss the = following notable esotshts :
"The Works Of George Cruikshauk )"
"News from the Moon )" "Don Carlos,
Duke Of Madrid :" "ludiau aud Ger.
man Forests = '"The Future Of La.
bot;" "A Persian Town" "Field
Sports in lodi. )" together with Part
I. Of "W'illows, !. Sketch" by Miss
Thaokeray; Part XVII. of "The Par
isi.ns'" BY Lord Lytton: (Bulwer,)
poetry and miscellany. 1ittell b Gay,
publisherp, Boston. 80, - *..'s:>
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THANKSGIVING PROCLAMATI0N BY
THE PRESIDENT.


BY Ms President II tie United States Of Amertoa:
PROCLAMATION.
Tho approaching close Of another year brings With
Il the eccaston for renewed thAnksgiving and ~.
to the Almighty Ruler ofths universe
Of the unnumbored merciss which He has bestowed
upon %. Abundant harvssts have been among the
rsvards Of Industry; with the local exceptions
health has bssn among the blessings enjoyed; tran.
guilty At home ead psaes with other Dstions have
prevailed; frugal indu try h rsSainiug it, nasrited
rewards gradually, but under the Prsvidenes Of God
surely - We trust the nation 10 recovering fsm the
lingering rssalts Of drssdfal civil strife. 1os thsss
and al The other msress vouehsafed II becomes a
- people to return heartfelt and gfotsfl aelnewl.
odGemeots, And With our thanksgivtng ~ Aoy uaits
prayers Tor the cessation II local a1d Temporary suf
1ssing.
] therefore recommend that o. THURSDAY. the
eth of November nsxt the people meet IN their 70
spectivs places Of worship e make tAsir aeknoWl
sdgsuents 70 Almighty God for His bountiss and H
protection and = Offer to Him prayers fs their
tinuance.
In witaess whereof, have hsrs1nto ~ nv had
and caused the zeal efths United atatss 70 b xsd
Done at the City Of Warrington this 18th Day d
October in The year Of our t&d' 1878. and Of the
independence Of The United Ststss IL eth.
(eisned) ULYSSES q. GRANT.
BY the Presidsnt.
HAnnzos Inz, s.ety OF State.
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WORK RESUMED ON THE ST. vIN
CENT EXTENSION.

From tie Red River Star.
Mr.. A. P. Stearns, who laid the iron
on tho St. Paul and Pacific branches
last year, arrived here on Tuesday
evening, with orders from Mr.. Farley
the receiver Of the road, to At once put
in repair tho completed portion of the
road, extending ninety two miles north
and twelve miles south of Glyndou.
Mr.. Stearns has = construction train
aud al the material aud tools necessary
to push the work rapidly forward.
Quite > force of men are now at work,
and one huedrsd more are expected on
Monday. Mr.. Stearas says he expects
to have the road in complete running
order In two weeks and when ii Is flo.
i'hed tr,1ns viii be put on aud operated
regularly al winter. It is not yet Do.
eided whether any new road will be
built this fall, but probably not.
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MINNESOTA NEWS.

Jacob Phf, of Mankato, VA,
thrown from a wagon on Saturday, dis.
locating his shoulder.
"A drove of Eve hundred and sixty
sheep, bound for Fort Garry, passed
through Fergus Falls last week.
The Heonepio County Octobe,
settlement showed that 1854, 1886. 80
in taxes had beea collected since
June.
.-Mrs. Clarke, who m7steriously dis.
appeared from Minneapolis, has been
discovered sixteen miles out from Wi.
oons, whore she is visiting relatives.
-Prairie dres are playing sad hsvoe
in some parts Of the State, and in Fari'
b.u)t county large Quantities Of grain,
machinery, ETC., ares reported ruined
"A Nj. s.enson, Of Dahlgren, va,
dangerously stabbed At Carver, on Sun.
day evening, by some unknown person.
He was attending . wedding At T.
Drinks.
On Monday . rufhan named Burr
fred two shots from = revolver at Pc.
liceman johnson, Of st. Paul, who was
arrestiog him. One ball grazea the
officers temple.
"A son Of Stephen Rice, of Mos.
COW, Mower County, was killed on
Monday by falling from . load of straw
and the wheels of the wagon. passing
over his head.
Mrs. J. G. Butter6eld, wife Of the
Shakopee elopist, arrived At her homs
on Friday. She Was ignorant Of the
hesrtless desertion of her husband until
her arrival in shakopee.
On Tuesday Elder Walker com.
mitted suicide at Spencer Brook, Isan.
ii county, by hanging himself in .
barn. He had been laborioe under 4
mild form Of insanity for some years.
The Southern Minnesota Railroad
Company On Monday paid into tho
State Treasury the sum Of 9,761.75,
being the amount due tho State in lieu
Of taxation upon its earnings f., the
year 1872. +, So
Hon. D. A. Robertson, Of Mime.
sofa, and Edward Todd have bssn sp.
pointed by the Farmers Club Of the
American Institute to collect 1nforma-
ton relati,e to forest trees 1t homo and
abroad. =. ."
The saw mill Of Mr.. Cbas. Foster
in Lime township, on the outlet Of
Eagle Lake, Va. destroyed by fire on
"Wednesday the first instant. The loss
is estimated At about $500. Mr..
Foster has rebuilt his mill 80 tar % to
be able to commence business again.
Mankato Reviep.
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FRANCE seems to be rapidly ap.
preaching an important crisis. The
Monarch'st' In the National Assembly
have rendered the Count de Chambord
the French throne, and his reply will
be laid before that body on Saturday,
During the recent elections in the
provinces the Republican strength h..
been considerably increased; and the
Lett Centre, the extreme Republicans
and the moderate Republicans mani.
test a di'position to act in harmony and
uoitedlJ in their efforts to prevent ,
monarchy from being imposed upon
France The results of tho next few
days may bring sbout . civil war in
that unfortunate country.
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ELECTIONS.

Elections were held in several of the
States on Tue,day, the Republicans
beng victorious in each.
Iowa gave Republican majority Of
from 10000 to 10000. The contest
in many counties aud Legislative Dis.
trlcts was very close. The Grangsrs
showed great strength, aud . numbe.
Of their candidates were elected to the
Legislature.
Pennsylvania went Republican by
over 10000 majority. Philadelph,s
gave the Republican candidate for State
Treasurer majority Of over $4,000,
The average Republican majority in
the city was about 10000.
In Ohio the Republicans claim ia
have carried the State ticket by = ma.
joritY of from 5000 to 10000 The
Democrats made considerable gain,
over last year, aud claim to have secur'
ed a. majority 10 the Legislature
The real contest is for the Uoited
States Senatorsti p-A. G. Thurman
being anxious for a Democratic msjor-
ity in order that be may be reelected
aud Gov. Noyes hoping for Republi'
can majority in order that he may Oh
tain tho coveted seat. ."
Nebraska went overwhelmingly Re-
publican.
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IT is really wonderful what = smart
business man. or pair of smart bust.
ness men, can do. Now, down in
Toledo, Ohio, tho banking firm Of
kraus Il Smith s~amped in the late
ile,no'.l troubles. 1t owed dspositors
$685. 900, for which it had. 70. chow
$3.50. s42-lesving the triains differ.
enee Of $747,65S for depositers "a
whistle for. These enterprisiae bank.
ere had been using these deposits in
their private speculations, a. too many
other bankers are doing.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-10-16

Tho net profits Of the Western Union
Telegraph Company for tho past year were
$3,p0O,Oo0 Yet they claim that the tariff
Tor transmitting messages u % low % it
can be made Minneapolis Tribune.
If they would only send . message
through within twenty foul or forty-eight
hours after it is left with them, people
would not feel 90 bad about the extor.
tlooate charges !; but to be compelled
to pay . dollar or two for . message
which oosId have been sent quicker BY
mail, for three eeuts, is rather trying
to human patience.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-10-16

TIE following ef6c,sl statement;
made BY one Of the leading railroads Of
tho West, shows that the recent I'd.
vance Of three cents bushel on the
price for carrying to market the wheat
Of the farmers Of Minnesota, wss with.
out any necessity: and was = downright
robbery: 3"""*'
Tho earnings Of the Milwaukee 4
st. Paul road for tho month Of Sep.
tember were 81 ,l93, 200 against $811, ,.
961 for the same mouth 10 1872, being
IN Increase Of 1881 ,249.
The earniogs since January 1se.
smtunt to $6,4ll,0l2 against 81, 1885,.
l69 for tho sane time 10 1872, being
an increase of 81, 617,824.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-10-16

COMMISSIONERS Smith has prev.il.
ed On Governor Davis to set It liberty
Santana and Big Tree, tho Kiow,
chiefs convicted Of murder and held
under arrest by the State government.
The Commissioner promised, on the
part Of the U. 8. govern ment, to gath.
er oil its Indians together. aud keep
them under surveillance, and that il
the Kiowas misbehaved these two
chiefs should b re.arrested, or one
hundred other principal Kiowas in
their places, and turned over to the
State authorities. Troops are to be .,
onoe placed along the Texas froutie,
bordering on the reservation.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-10-16

IT is said that Botter6eld, who eloped
from Shakopee with Mrs. How, va in
debt to tho amount Of $4,000. His
farm vas mortgaged for $4,000; he
owed his farm hands, about fifteen in
ngmbsr, from so to $500 each he
III borrowed about SO, 900 from EN-.
ployees along tho lioe Of the St. Paul
and Sioux City road, and was hugely
indebted to other parties. There seems
70 Be no doubt but that he and bis
guilty psramour have sailed from New
York FIR Enrona.. IL
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E6TRAY.

streyed from tAs subscriber, living q
Rich Prairie, Morrison" county. Sept 22d,
one yoke OF 0l1-ysars' old OXEN, enc IVES
white, and specified little the other wss
brindle, With como white on the sides and
belly, and Z knob on fore leg. Also, .
yoke Of Five-years' old OXEN, one black
and tho other spotted. Also, another yoke
Of Five-years' old OXEN, one 'mooley"
with lined back, and tho other was rod.
Also. spotted Cow with bell . brindle
Cow ; and brindle Heifsr, three years old
nine head Of cattle in al. A
liberal reward will be paid to any person
who will return any or oil Of these cattle
Or give in formation that will lead to their
recovery. HENRY TERHAAR,
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POLlrlcAL.

The Republican. Of Winona county
have made tho following oomipstious
Dr.. A. b. Stuart, Of Winon., for State
Senator; G. F. NIues, Of Wiuou.,
Wesley Martin, of Homer, aud T. D..
Putnam, Of Hillsdale, for Representa-.
tivcs.
z. B. Clarke, Of Lao qui P.rle, has
been nominated for Representative BY
the Republicans Of the 35.h District.
Tho Democrats Of St. Paul have
re'nominated tho present Republican
MAJ or, Dr. Stuart. For Representa-.
tives:
Fret and Second Wards.-John K. David
son.
Third Ward-Heury Msy.rdine.
Fourth Ward-Jsmss starksy.
The Republicans Of tho Second Sen.
atorial District, part Of Fillmore, have
made the following Legislative noui.
natioos: Senator, G. ~ q. Cookey {;
Representatives, A. K. Hanson, w. N.
Fillmore aud j. G. Green.
Chas. Baohman aud John True .re
the Democratic candidates for the
Legislature, for tho Second and Third
Representative Districts Of Carver
county.
The Republicans Of Mower county
have nominated I. y. H.skius, for Sen.
ator, and VIM. 2. Spencer and ]. N.
Garfield for Representatives
The Republicans of Renville county
have nominated David Bronson for
Representative.
In Wasoca county James E. Child
and l.. D. Smith are the Republics.
nominees for Representatives.
VIM. MoKusick, of Saltwater, has
been placed in nomination for Senator
by the Washington county Republi.
cans.
In Mcleod county tAe Republican,
dominated VIM. Rabsoek for tho Third
Representative District, .sd the Demo-
Gratis nominated L. Gilliok for tho Sen:
ate.
The Republicans of Carver oountv
nave nominated II. R. Denny and r.
d. roChill.nd for the Lesi.l..a,e.
Hon. E. P. Freeman, Of Jackson
county, is the Republican candidate for
Senator in the s8th District. ,
10 Houston county the Democrat.
have nominated D: L.. Buell., Of Cali.
donia, and Michael Mcdonald. Of
Crooked Greek, for Representatives,.
The Republicans of the Seventh
Senatorial District, being tho western
part OF Winon. county, have noui-
mated for Representatives Calm. R;o.
OF Utica and Thomas P. Dixon Of s.r.
atogs.
The Republicans Of Wright county
nave nominated I. N. Stacy for Sen
ator; and s. Whiting, Jr., and G. NJ
wright tor Represe natives.
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Mrs. HANNAH M. COOLEY. of Min-
neapolis, has sued the Northern Pa.
clio railroad for $1,000 for killing her
husband. Chas. H. Webster, . brake.
man on the Milwaukee aud St. Paul
railroad, lost both his arms while coup.
ling cars At Dundas, aud now sues for
SIS, 900 damages.
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E9TR.AY.

stseyel hen 1Aelbssek's posture, asa.
g., Cloud, abeut three weeks ~. ., lares
RED Oh, With bri.dls hsad I'D o. lsttsa
&C" branded on his ssneel'' ho9n. Il
about ssveatyeers I'D. A. literal rswsrl
will b paid Tor hjs return 70 b. OVER.
BECK, St. Cloud. or for information that
viii lead to biz resoveey: ~ ~;
81. Cloud, Oct: ~, 1873. ! :: Nv
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THE, TICKET.

| We place at the head Of our column
this week The uo<et DOMINATED Ut tn
Republican County aud Representa- "
Conventions on Tuesday. Most of tn
names are vel known to the people o
the county Messrs. Cans, z.rp ant
8e'sseI had already been placed !,
Nomination by the Democratic Conven
ton. Mr.. ZApp has served as Reg,s,e,
OF Deeds for, We believe, twelve years, t
the satisfaction Of almost everybody
and it was thought = better selection
could not be made. Mr.. Cans ha,
made an excellent Treasurer durina
the two terms he has been in Office
aud his politics will not prevent hi.
serving the county equally we'll .uoth.
er two years. Mr.. Geissel has nearly
completed his first term as Sheriff, aod
the general verdict is that he 10 tn.
right man 10 the right place.
The demand throughout the county
tor change 10 the Office Of County At
torney was met BY the Convention With
the best and strongest nomination that
could have been made, that Of Capt.
L. W. Collins. The iuef6cienoy of
the present incumbent has cost the
county hundreds Of dollars, and the
people are not satisfied to ply . large
salary for the very poor services that
are rendered. Mr.. Brick undoubtedly
does the best he can, but that best is
very far below the requirements Of the
position. Capt. Collins is a lawyer
Of ability and experience, and has al.
ready served ono term as County At.
torney, and will next month be elected
to serve another term.
Mr.. Geo. 8. Spencer, tho nominee
fur Judge of Probate, possesses all the
necessary qualifications. for the Office,
and is;moreover popular. He proposes,
We understand, making a lively fight
for the position, aud if be does We shall
confidently expect to see the Judge
Of Probate's chair filed by a good Re.
publican.
One Of Sank Centres best men, Mr.
l.. E. Tubbs, was taken for the Office
Of Court Commissioner. As the nomi.
nee on each ticket is from that locality
We may expect both 20 display their
highest metal
Mr.. M. P. Noel is the present Couu-
ty Surveyor, and has served in that
Office almost since the organization of
the county. 1t is very evident that
he will be again elected, a. he has
given general satisfaction in the dis.
charge of his duties.
MIR. F. Z'egenbein, Of St. Augusta,
has heretofore been a candidate for
Coroner, polling the full vote of the
party,
In the Representative Conyention
for the First District OF Stearns countv
('ncludiDg St. Cloud City and Town,
Lynden and St. Augusta) Mr.. G.
B1idsman, of this city, was selected for
Representative. Mr.. Btidgman is we'll
known to all as consistent Republican,
an Intelligent and euterprislng citizen,
and man whose interests are identi.
fed With those of St. Cl0ud.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-10-16

For the week ending October 7th
the exports Of produce and miscellaoe.
Gus goods from New York city reached
the enormous amount of 1878, 130-
the largest siogle weeks export bus.
mess in that line ever credited to that
port This evidence Of national pros.
perity is very gratifying in these times
Of psnics aud failures. 1t shows that
the business Of the country is, at the
core, sound and healthy.
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In his new lecture onathe "Bsttle: ol
Business," delivered last week for The
tint time In Boston, speaking Of th,
power Of the great corporations of the
country, Henry Ward Beeeher deelar.
cd that if the New York Central, Erie
and Pennsylvania Central Compaoie.
should couspire to do it, they could
elect the PRECEDENT of the Uoited
States.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-10-16

A WASHINGTON correspondent Of
the Chica-o Tribune states that "Jsy
Cooke l. Co. have the greatest conf
dence that, With the infusion Of . little
ne" blood into the already very wealthy
aud efficient Board Of Directors of the
Northern Pacific, the bonds Of tha,
Company will be worth every dollar in.
vested in them by Jsy Cooke l. Co.
Already arrangements are in progress
tor the injection of new sioews Of
strength"
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-10-16

WE orc grati6ed to learn by to.dsy's
papers that the President h.ss appoint.
ed Hon. W. W. Billsou, of Duluth,
United States District Attorney Of
Minnesota oice Hon. G. K. DAVIS 70.
signed. Mr.. Billson 10 ia. every way
worthy Of the appointment.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-10-16

The great Evangelical Alliance,
which commenced its sessions in New
York on tho Bird inst, adjourned on
Sabbath. The daily attendance Va.
very large aud tho interest marked
throughout. Many Of tho papers read
were unusually able. ,'
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-10-16

IT is estimated that at least thirty
millions 10 currency has been lost
worn ont, burned and otherwise de-
stroyed siuoe grsenbsoks and Nstional
Bank notes were Issued. Which i
just 70 much clear gain to the govern
ment and tho National Banks,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-10-16

On Saturday while Senator Poneroy,
Of Kansas, was Walking along The
street in Washington, he was met BY ,
nan named NJ. T. Conway, who with.
out q word, fred three shots from re:
'ol'er, one Of which passed through
Pomeroy's hat and another struck him
on the right breast, causing only q
slight wound, however. Conway Va,
arrested, but gives no reason for the
shooting. !,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-10-16

President GRANT has written q
letter in which he expresses the belief
that, as the panic hes brought greer
backs about to par with silver. = long
stride has thereby been made toward
specie payments. ... .<..4
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TUESDAY was another blue day IN
Wall Street. From some cause, no.
body seems to know just what. stock.
tumbled along the whole line, and
there was a general feeling Of depression
among bankers. Several failures took
place. ~''
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
E6TR AY.

Cane into my enclosure in the Town Of
st: Martin. about tho last Of July, YEAR
LING HRIPRR. The owner Of sad ami.
msl 10 requested t, prove property and
pay charges, and take it swsy.
MICHAEL RYAN.
81. Martin. OFT. 10. 1878. 81
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Pope county will give rousing majori-
? t. in favor OF biennial sessions Of tho Leg
lslature. We are all in for it, Glsnwood
Eagle.
Every county in the State should
give rousing majority iu favor Of bi.
eonial SESSIONS The saving to the
people would be nearly if not quite
one hundred t6ssand dollars 4 year.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-10-16

L. gold" PoHERor, Of Kansas. has
began suit for the 81 900 which 6gur.
ed in tho last Kansas Senatorial cleo.
ton.
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THE latest reports from. Memphis
and Shreveport Say the yellow fever il
sbat,ag.. Frosts are dong good.
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.RIpoRTs come: from Pine county
to the effect that f.. 8. Thompson, the
County Auditor, % defaulter to the
smount Of $4,000, Z: +.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-10-16

IT is believed that Marshal B.saioe,
who is now on trial 1t Paris for sur
rendering Nets to the Germans in
1870, will be convicted. ~ .5 q E. =.
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) A STORM on the coast Of Cubs lest
week inundated Villages, wrecked ves'
ssls and drowned several psopie.
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Tito TR ABE
ST. PAUL, MIMI,
FOR 1879.

- ." S. <*F.S>--
The Jobber
determined sre..r
sib extensive, stocks
prices Receiving goods this and
excellent facilities for til. prompt .bir..a.
70 Any other
market the West st. Paul
own advantage to make ee.sen-
Commission Merchants.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
s: ;;; York; S*': an: 20 West
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS AND srAr1osERs.
P,s.: % f;s Co., Co.. i Third '*s' n'''s' a'' r'''
BOOKSELLERS AND srAr1osBRs.
Merrill Co., '' Thirds BOOTS AND sno os:' '' Third
5ssssss 1ssb95 90 s. Co.. 70 Third
MANUFACTURERS rEA1sRs.
Sis S. %s los nss'''' Henry Mills % " " Fifth
CARPETS. OIL CLOTHS: WALL PAPER
CHINA GLASS; AND oUEESswARE
Marvin Son. 1873 Third % Robert Pollock Donaldson Ogden 1s'7Ahd
CIGARS AND TOBACCO
s!' 5';' ;':' ' b e,o,I,;: ": ''
R. S:sss; G Be-; 49, III T: s1;' P'''" '''' Third
SPICE
Granger & Hodge,
)
#:';;e! t g "' '' ''''
s7E&1e b"a 81: :'a'1 c0NFEcr1oNERs.
Miner Aecasthy, rs MM.nus, 25 25o
1884, .,s.,,:-1 : 49, COPPER AND BRASS WORKS.
r. DOORS, s4sH. BLINDS AND Mou1Dsas
xzf DRUGS, MEDICINES AND CHEMICALS
Ns Brothers Cutler, 81 Third Edward H Third'
DRY
Finch s's'f If and lie S z ss nd Third sss n
FANCY AND GOODS.
John ''t''F' 'SS Third st rnn.1,nap
stee Brothers, Third and Minnesota VIM sh lss rhdst
GUNS, RIFLES PISTOLS AND SPORTING GOODS
GROCERIES PROVISIONS.
F' H Cor Third and and sy 5n M s rss
HARDWARE CUTLERY.
s:sss s:si SstR' 4ss N.Y. s
HATS AND CAPS
Gordon" So Roberts ,nou 1w ., . Mason 100 Thirds
S'l' De'p 81 Third st 'D Bradsn Brothers. '5+ Thirds
Richardson (wArcHMAK TOOLS MATERIALS 4 Thirds.
~ E@|:f': LEATHER AND FINDINGS.
''' 40 1l7noonApH1sa AND ENGRAVING
a Pr s se c snsHs s Co Reed " Third and jackson
COMPANIES DEALERS.
'if p. a"r e.. % r Pin rs Ts "" r'
MACHINERY MILL AND RAILROAD SUPPLIES
woosey Co,cor Third Jackson
MILLINERY GOODS.
o''" Co.. 's Third D"s ;ss rs;s "'''' and Retail"
NOTIONS TOYS,
y ''''''' - '''' PAINTS, OILS, WINDOW GLASS; &c.
PAPER MANUFACTURERS
| Gieen st
| Carpenter, Third stl
| PHOTOGRAPHIC
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