The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-05-15

+ AAMa PEAIRls.--Mr. B. n Atwoo,
favored NJ with : .call On Saturday,, 81,
from hin " gather the following itsms
Joseph Stanley and George CLARK linton,
starting for Califernis this week, to zloel
around with view to locating In tha
State. They leave their families on tn,
Prairie. fSEi@4. ~ X
There were two deaths Last wsek-Mr
Chamberlin and Mrs. Alonzo Green. -,
Tho Lyesum has resolved to sell 1t,
library and abandon ito organization. In
ito stead, Farmers Club will Do organ,
issd, with library attached, The Clut
Will hold ito first meeting on the evening Of
Friday, May sQth. An auction sale o.
the lyosum library will take place on Fri
day evening June 9Th. A.
fslaus FAILs.-A subscriber ct Fergu,
Falls, Otter Tail county, writes "Far.
msrs are through seeding in this county
We are having aus, warm rains, and grass
10 starting we'll. The soil IL 70 rich
through this country that tho farmers pay
very little attention whether they SOW Fit,
or Odessa, feeling sure Of good drops every
year with either.
'Our town continues to improve, rail-
road or NO railroad. We have . populs'
ton now Of about six hundred.
"rhe Presbyterian church, which organ
lied little over . year ago with FIVE mem.
bers, has now nearly thirty-mostly good
working members. Our church 10 com.
plsted and finished, with carpet, bell, SIS.
library Of over 800 volumes, and IL out Of
debt.
"Hon. E. N. Wright has his law single
out here, and receives fair share Of prxo.
tice."
TAKING ADv1os.-A spruce you,g man,
Of about forsy.hve, in this city, whose
locks were beginning rapidly to thin out
was recommended BY friend to try pep.
rer sauce - = restorative. He WAS assured
that it was just tho thing to prevent bald.
ness-that il gave new life to the hair
brought healthy glow to the scalp and
WAS generally stimulating to that part Of
the system. 80, this oon6ding youth rur.
chased bottle Of this well-knoWn restau
rant article and made liberal application
10 thought it rather "biting" ut first, bu,
considering that that sensation WAS only
temporary, continued to pour On the liquid
until his hair vas thoroughly saturatsd.-
BY this time tears were streaming from
hi" eyes tho healthy glsw Of the scslr
had extended to his fass, which was o.
red - . boiled lobster =; and tho muscles in
his lsgs and arms were stimulated to gen.
ersl activity. He began to oaper around
the room, and finally shouting .'Firs
Murder !" rushed to bucket ofwater, into
which he thrust his head - though no fol-
it to b red-hot coffee rooster. He Va,
discovered in this situation by the excited
people whom his cries attracted. His scslp
retains bright "glow" al over, and he
is uncertain as to what celcr tho coming
crop of hair will BE-.
DRIVING PARK Assoo1AT1oH.-Ths an
aual meeting Of the stockholders was held
on Thursday evening, 254 shares being
represented.
The report Of the Treasurer was read
and adopted.
Messrs. Hayward, Gilman aud Owen
were appointed committee to present a
list Of names to be voted for as Directors
for the ensuing yesr. They reported The
following persons, who were duly elected
N. +. Clarke, J. E. Hayward, T. c. Mo-
Clure, ]. g. Smith, R. L. Scott, E. Cross,
J. NJ. Rossnberger, H. H. Herbert, W.
Powell, W. Carter, Geo. Herberger, John
Coats and G. A. Gilman.
The meeting Of stockholders then I'D.
journed, after which the Directors met and
organized Is follows
President-T. c. Mcclure.
Vice. Prssident-J. E. Hayward. =:
1rsosursr-J. g. Smith.
Ssereta'y-J. NJ. Rosenberssr.
Adjourned.