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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-02-20

GRAND ENTERTAINMENTS The cell
ebrated paintings known AS the great
Moving Mirror Of the Holy Land and
original tableaux Of Milton's Paradise
lost, will be exhibited at the Congre-
gational Church in this place on Sat
urday and Monday evenings. Feb.
22d and oath. This panorama is really
one of the finest travelling, and receives
the highest commentator every
where. As an example of the esteem
in which ii is held, we subjoin a letter
given to the manager last week at Mt.
Vernon by Rev. DR.. Golden, pastor Of
the Methodist Church It that place:
MT. VERNON, Iowa, Feb. l6, '73.
DEAR SIR:-AllOW me to thank you
in behalf Of myself and family for the
opportunity of being highly entertain
Ell and instructed by youf Moving
Mirror of scenes in the life Of our Sa-
viour, places of interest in the Holy
Land, together with views Illustrating
Millions Paradise Lost.
The artist has entered fully into his
subject, and his skilled hand has faith
fully portrayed what. his heart CON-
ceived. The accompanying lecture is
concise and instructive, and the man
agsment efficient and polite. The
whole ia not surpassed by anything of
the kind which have seen for many
years. Yours truly,
THOMAS CLIFTON GOLDEN.
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MUNICIPAL ELECTION one week
from next Monday.
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The Upton AdCertiser. calls the
Clinton Institute - mythical organ
ization." That Is cool! Wiping out
with his newspaper wand, some sixty
Of the best looking, most respectable
men Of Clinton, who all have hand
some wives, and who are foil OF good
works! If the advertiser man should
see them going forth on some Of their
holy. midnight missions. such as max
ing way with an old depot. thAt had
become offensive to the eye.sight, or
chasing down turkeys to bestow on
the worthy poor" he would think
they were anything but q myth"
especially If he had been hit by any
Of the splinters of the old depot, or,
had one Of the turkeys. Clinton Bee.
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MARRIED..
----z--ss- -. ll-7--5-.455- :.
ID ED.

Feb. 18th, 1873. at the residence Of and by
Rev. Vim. Lee. Mr.. Charles +. Most and Miss
Sarah Achey; all Of Cedar county, Iowa.
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lOu0IX.

The report Of Moses Bunker on
bridge across Sugar Creek filed and
approved, and Auditor authorized to
draw warrant on the bridge fund for
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IF YOU
Want to lend Money,
Want to buy q House,
Want IN huv n HOraA
IF YOU

Want to buy House.
Want to buy q Horne,
Want to rent House,
Want to sell Carriage,
Want . Boarding Place,
Want to borrow Money,
Want to sell Dry Goods,
Want to sell Groceries,
Want to cell Furniture,
Want to sell Hardware,
Want to sell Real Estate,
Want to sell House and Lot,
Want job of Carpentering,
Want job Of Blacksmithing.
Want to sell Millinery Goods,
Want to find = Strayed Animal,
Want to find any ones Address,
Want to sell piece of Furniture,
Want to buy secondhand Car
risge,
Advertise in the Upton ADvERTIs-
ER, which has the largest regula. cir
Of any paper in Cedar County.
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At Virginia Grove, on Wednesday, Febru-
AIRY 18th, HANNAH, wife of VIM. Criswell, in
the thirty 18TH year of her age.
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THE New illustrated Annual OF
Phrenology and Physiognomy for 1873,
contains portraits and sketches OF
more than fifty distinguished subjects;
including Seward, Livingstone, Fred.
Douglas, Arnold with Indians, Ne
groes, Malays. Mongolians, Arabs,
Caucasians views of the human
brain; language Of the lips character
in expression; PhysIognomy; with
portraits and sketchss of Ill the Presi-
dents of the U. s., from Washington
to Grant. A capital hand book Of IS
pages, IL mo. Price % cents. g. r.
Wells, Publisher, 3S9 Broadwa N. Y.
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NEW BLANKs.-Approved forms,
good paper, clear print-for lawyers,
Justices Of the Peace, Constables,
every body-a At the Cry DKUd STORE.
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Popular illustrated book (,6opages)on
MANHOOD! WoMANHooD! MARRIAGE!
Impediments to Marriage; the cause
and cure. Sent securely sealed, post
paid for 50 cents, by DIR. c. WHITTIER,
or st. Charles Street, St. Louis, Mo. /,
the great specialist Read his works.
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Upton IND. DISTRICT.
Report Of Receipts and Disburse-
-p@Ae &A~e AAsD nss~~S~H veA0 ~susA
Of E1firno %oo EoS tho most voap.-
Omcial Reports Of the Secretary
and Treasurer.

To the President and Directors of the
Independent School District Of the
TO,on Of Upton:
l have the honor to respectfully SUBJ
init the following report OF orders
drawn on Capt. Ed. H. Pound, Treas,
from March 18th. 1872, to February
18th, 1873:
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To IVm. Gilmore, President of Upton
Independent School Board.
| herewith present my report of all
moneys received aud disbursed by me
on account Of school funds, from March
I'D, 1872, to date of this report, as fol-
lows:
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LOST, between the Uaivefsalist
Church and the Palmer House, before
the deep anew. . pendant belonging
to valuable set Of garnet jewelry.-
It was nearly round and consisted Of
two vows Of small garnets around .
central one trifle larger. mounted In
gold. A liberal reward viii b paid
for Its recovery BY Dr. III. HMayusrd.
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TINE TABLE.-Eora The spresent,
trains on the stanwood md Upton
branch Of the Northwestern railroad
leave and arrive ct Upton - follows:
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PEOPLES RAiLRoAD."-We pub
lish nearly in full the proceedings Of
the Narrow Gauge Railroad Conven-
ton held last Saturday ut Toledo
The result shows that the project does
not alone rest in the brain of its Origi-
nator. DR.. Reichman, but that it has
already secured notice from energy
and capital all along the projected
line.
In reading the proceedings, however,
it seemed curious to see Cedar county
represented by J. NJ. May. Mr.. May
Is now, we believe, . resident Of Cedar
Rapids; and though there seems little
doubt Of his Willingness to represent
Milwaukee, Covers Ferry or the
moon in any meeting that could be as
senbled in this world, yet We do fail
to understand just how and why he
shoulders Cedar county in the present
instance. If, owever. no one else
should have interest enough to appear.
it may be Well enough to let May go
il.
Another Convention is to be held ut
Davenport on the first Wednesday in
March, to which all localities interest
ed are urged to send delegates.
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IFsexperience, permanency q loea-
ton, OF facilities for earring diseases
are matters OF importance, invalids
should consult DIR. Whittier, GIT st,
Charles street, whose practice is con-
fined to special diseases. The Doctor
has seen the city double four times,
and his practice twenty times In the
last twenty years.-N. Louis RepuJh-
can. k
For circular, remedies or advice, adj
dress Clarke Whittier, NJ. D., Gil st.
Charles street, St. Louis.
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6. RESOLVED, That the Auditor draw
q warrant in favor OF J. B. SherbOn for
$500 for plank under butments in
bridge, and difference Of eight perch
of stone in butments.
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JOTTINGs FROM CLARENCE.

r. H. POUND, Treas.
Upton, Feb. 18th, 1873.
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Proceedings OF County supervi-
sors ct the Adjourned Meeting
held February 18th and 18th
1873.

: AUDIr0R's OFEIcE, Upton, Iowa, |
= February 18th, 1873. !
The Board Of Supervisors met pur-
suant 70 adjournment. Present all the
members.
D The following is the list Of claims
acted upon BY tho Board:
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II will resume the business Of survey
ing. O.E. aAln1sox.
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Buffalo by tho Csnads Southern, an air.
line road which il now building This on
tire length Of railway will be completed be-
fore the close Of tho present year, and will
afford, it il claimed, the shortest lin form
tho West to the East.
The growth Of East Saginaw can be judy
cd pretty correctly BY the rapid increase
Of its population. In 1860 1t Contained
q, 900 inhabitants in 1870 little over II, -
700, and now ID. 000.' The tract Of land
on which the town il built is perfectly
level, and net worry high above the river.
The bust asss buildings are substantial and
we'll designed, most Of them being bri Ok
and three stories high. The Bancroft
Reuse, the principal hotel, il bandssme
four-story building. Saginaw appears to
DO fsvorite name in this vicinity. Hers
il East Saginaw just across the river, the
Saginaw, lies Saginaw City two miles up
tho river is South Saginaw; thirteen miles
north 10 Bay City. formerly called Lower
Saginaw; located near Saginaw Bay; this
is Saginaw County; and the whole district
is known as the Saginaw Valley. 1t is fai'
to presume that there are other Saginaw
l have not yet heard Of.
sleighing is excellent; weather. steadily
cold /; and snow falling to-day.
| W. B. NJ
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;
CENTAUR LINIMENT.

= There h 10 pain which the oentaur Lninent viii
1oe rsisve, 70 swelling it viii not subdue, and no
huaassa viii not cure. .1his II strong language,
butit = tsas. Whsrs the pazs are not eune it, Of.
teets azenazvsloss. lthas preduesd more cures d
rhsamatsn, neuralgia look Jaw, palsy sprans, swell.
lfngs. eaksd sasts, scalds, burns, saltshsum, car
ache. &C., upon the human frame, and q strains spa
vim. gals, 10, upon animals in one year than have
al other pretended remedies sin CO the world began
1t IL oountsr4rritaut, al-hsalins pain zeuever
crtpplss throw away their crutchss, the Lame walk,
poisonous bites rendered harmless and tho wound
ID srs healed without scar. It IL ~ humbug. The
recipe 10 publshsd around cash bottle. It Is sslins
- no article ever before sold and Il sells because II
does Just what It pretsnds 70 do. Those who nov
suffer from rheumatism, pain o. swelling deserve Il
suffer II they will not use Ce1taur Iininent Mort
than 1000 certificates Of remarkable cures, including
frozen limbs. chronic rheumatism, govt, running to
mors, T.. have besn received. We wtn.ssnd circu
Lar containing Those certificates, the .e:ps, &C., t.
any enc requesting It. One bottle Of the yellow
wrapper Csntaur uninaent IL worth one hundred dol
lars for spawned OF sweenied horses and mules, o,
for screw.worm in sheep. etock-owners-this nni
ment 10 worth your attention. No family should b.
without oentaur Liniment. J. B. Rosr Co, New
York.
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Sec advertisement in this paper.

FALSE DEL1uAoY.--The friends Of those
who are troubled with bad breath, and,
through Observation-Disclosures dislike to re-
fer to il, commit > positive and cruel mis-.
take, especially IL they are swsrs1 Of The
merits and great efficacy Of. the frsgrsns
so.odont: This y the .true and only RENE.
dy for thu, difficulty there is no valid OF,
euee for bad breath now. .ssaz.sss ss 80
spsldings alas n;.ads s,srytahs.s
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-02-20

The law partnsrship sxistisg between
tho undsrsigued - "Ksrr 4 Collins IL
this day dissolved by mutual consent. Mr..
Collins will attend to all business Of The
late firm at 81. Cloud. Mr.. Kerr hes re-
Moved to 81. Paul, and will there engage
II general Law practice.
Dated st. Cloud M'nn., Feb. 9Th, 1879
<f CHAS. D. KERR,
L. ". COLLINS.
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cAuRCH DIRECTORY.

Csxal1aAzaeHAl.-(Chulch south Of Ravins brfdSs)
Services every Sunday At l01a =. and Pm. sum
day 1aAsol at II o'clock. Prayer meeting ut the
sA0rcA sn Wednesday evenings at o'clock. Rev
0yrus Picket, Pastor. kssidsncs, corner Of Wells
avenue and Lake street.
RlDDY1MIAN.-(C hurch on Richmond avsnus)
Darvisss svsrv Sabbath at i0x .. N. and ~ p. NJ
and prayer meeting At ~ o'clock. Psws free And
straagsfs invited. Rev. NV. Campbell, Pastor.
IPIsesPA.@St. Johns Church, in lower town.
Services every sabbath at lO11 M. and ~ P. M.
Sundays School Ut II m. kvsnlng prayer meeting
Irtdays al o'clock. ksv. J. 7. ChsMberss Rector.
Nl,uo,sss.-<Church in lower town. Services evsry
Sunday ~ l03s 4. ~ and n Pm. sunday School At
~ 4. Rev. }. T. Lewton, Pastor.
CA1loLa-(Chureh Of Imnseulats Conception.
q. Qermain street,. Pastor. Rev. benedict hAiadl
O. D.; Asistant, Rev. Bonifacs Null Q. 9. D. SER
vices: week day. ut .. m; Sundays, First Wass,
~ o H. High mas and sermon Ut 10 An, Vss-
Rets Of ?. n. Cathscstical instruction Of ?. u.
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Castoria II moro than substitute for Castor
Oh. 1t the only safe article in existence which is
certain to assimilate tho food, regulate bowels
cure wiadcolie and produce natural sleep. It con-
tans neither minerals. morphine nor alcohol and Is
pleasant to taks: Children need not cry and mothen
may rest. jaaao6m
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IR0 on CLEAR kTIR. \
! sehsols-Flght about . Girl-wosl.
CLEARWATER, Feb. 10Th. 1873


A,-,ss-; o1AA@NAr.A' geo. 1otn' 1919
EDITOR 1oVHsA1.-mr ). +. Lewis our
suP,sas'atsaaens .! seaosas snsst Just msas
n'' roono OF 'l.'ts' ana we were eo"ser"s's
IN our former o@'g' oy n's assurance thss
"e nsd one OF tne 'sst' II not the oe's school
IN Inc county. ""nlen tho same" W are
prepared 70 os"eve' 10Y
W ore NOT OVERLOOKED with news. Mrs.
MRS: .. waning ana lady friend were
Pss"e'pstors IN lively run away, ono
ny ta'. Vssk, oas ~ srs glad to ssy that
-, ''<'oas result except g the eunsr, va
xAe @.tea Ass
49, ssT 1sae qs.esYeaA WscS lues sso
~. ssees ~ ssssees ~
"'1' ~ - - sSeS1sasa eeat' -,
D. ess'ssn ass Sos shreuga letone
% A"A' superior ana como nome 70 rest
anu Fe'l''n himself
Two ooy' nao game OF nst''suns about
girl anu one came out second best. A
very respectable citizen saved the expense
OF mendiug broken chair, by tho young
man, for whom it was intended, suddenly
getting out Of the way.
An ancient and respectable fellow oiti-
zen, and free mason, made his appearance
at the door Of the Lodge room and asked
admittance, and surrounded IS he was by
score or more Of ladies' taking tho door
keeper 90 completely by surprise, that for
moment ne thought it WAS Brigham
Young and all his wives. Being near sight
cd it Is not surprising that he should thus
announce the visitors, though ct the second
look he recognised Father Worse. Their
intentions were peaceful, the weapons be-
ing hot coffee and sandwiches, with other
eatibles lad libitum." The boys did mot
seem unwilling to be called to refrsshment,
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"A horse and cutter came dsshing down
81. 0srmain street ON Sunday afternoon.
In the cutter at. frightened youth who
Justify cried Whoa! Whosl When near
he corner Of Warrington avenue he Wa
requested BY . bystsndsr 70 clerk him
John." John jsrksd. The horse ditto; and
John stood On his head. After graesfully
executing the ''outsr and inner sdgs'' by
tarning two street corners, the horse dash.
q into Hsrbsrt's livery .stsbls, vhsrs b,
WhoA-od,
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NO. oOA66o.
Oats 20s28e. -.
Corn, Sbs for new. $50. g..
Flour-xxXx $5.bos6.o0; XXX $500
$3.50; Xxx $4oos4.b0 per barrel
Feed-$l.1oa1.10 per ewt.~s
Cornmsal-$1.16. 80: . s..
Shorts-76c. -
Bran-$sa1o per ton; 500 per owt.
Eggs-vsry scarce It 25s30e..
Butter ranges from Is to $50,
Pota&oes-3oa50c.
Green app,es-$e.5 oaS7.bo per barrel
Soc psr peck. ~.
cr.ae'<ri'', ss.oo.2.5o pr b..A.l 100
per quart. :,
+ oaions-s1.oe.l.to per bu.lsl
,Heney-2oa8oo per pou.d.
:; Cabbsss-@t.37 pr hs.dr,d.
Beans. $l:eos$1.75 pr b,ihsl.
chsest-123al5e per po..d. i,
/ y Hsy-S6.t0e7. 80 PER tss.aggsS; -:
NsSEuawsshsd, asss6e; washed, -
-. - ,sI 4sI ~ nse .se8 -:
f. ehy Aaaas-1s.1sas1sr'nsS -:
We go oopsf esed. IA ~ il
r Bs.sIoa -, Il ). r,ta,h.s, sss13}s
pr p4qnd. .-..
vsal-7.se dressed; rstailias. 1o.l23,
pr pound.
Vsni'on-ssddlss, les; rsts,lisg III.
16e. -
Auttea-sa foot, sa4e ;rstsilias los123'
psr,pound. e=G I'M -3ses@I,f
Perk-43sse dressed rstsili.s, 1es1233l
psrs pound. " >+#Ef1A .$tt
/. Mos pork, $1s}s$2o pr bais1sl.
Turksys-l4Alee pr lb.s ~
n Chickens oal2}a pr u. r.
4 z>assss-os123e pr ID. IT,. -.
i -asssa' 1&r:c> MlIwlvkss, ~. 10.
aavhsssS1 q ~ No: !. s' -,
0ats-27e. ~ r 80 " Z.
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FOR SALE.

The undsrsisnsd offers At private sale,
Lie household furniture, buggy, OUTER,
hsfasss and saddle 10. cheap for cash.
'.seaz On. A. II. CAlv1rx.
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SILVER..''
TO RE mt.

The highest cash price paid for silver
coin, and old silver st 4. W. Bush's. -,
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REAL EsTATE TRANSFERS.
x36A1 60VAVA VtSANSDEHDs
Repatriation The JOURNAL BY John Zap
Esq.,, Resister Of Deeds.

Repatriation tn. JOURNAL BY IoA. zap,
EsQ., Register Of Detds.
Warranty Deed Transfsrs for Week
ending Feb. ~, 1879
Gustave O Hess and wife to George Phelps
for b % q SEQ 10 and . h No q SEQ Is
TIA B saw $1,000
Balthassn Fuchs and wife to Mishssl Deis-
snrider for h 90 q SEQ 10 T l24 r 80
$500
Thoa G kaClure and wife to John and Vim
Wsndls.dt for lot SEQ 10, T 112 R 81
v $40
Rachel Nsare to FIRST Congregational
Chnreh Of Sank Ceasrs fer lot II blk 2
In Sank Centre 81
Michael Wats to Hartmann Traut for ~ q
sw q SEQ ~ T Us B 28w 1876
Elizabeth Ayrss and hush to D B Mcdonald
for lots and blk "a in Ayres 4 Clark's
add TO Melross $50
Elizabeth Ayres and hush to James B Van
Rensselaer, for lots 9 10 IL IL and l3
blk 81 in Ayrss 4 Clsrk's add to Mol
rose 500
Edwin and " II Clark ct ux to D B Nc.
Donald for lots and blk 43 and lot 4
| blk and lots ! and 2 blk Is in town Of
Melrose $500
George E Case and wife to Henry L 10y
for - q - q SEQ % and b sw q SEQ "a
r 126 b 34w 81, 1V(
John Zapp and wife to Cecilia Dsllsman,
for lots l6 and II blk g. In Colambia
square st. Cloud 81 $l6(
Annette n Clark sad Assbs 70 D Rossnbsr
Ger for l6ts / and 8 Blk 40 and trao
land between blk l6 md, 1svins ia St
Clead sisy e%5 .:! ses:' $3.50
B Rsseabsressrs saa. ~ u III, Il Clarl
70. lot tiblk 31s1sk llsllk16 md lot
blk % iststASE1I G $1,eol
Joha Bsa.t snA 49, teJss VIZ for -
svq sadswq = 4 - q &. l2s 4 2
v 5.-stt $50
John Peter Bauer and vile 70 John Wo]
for sw q sw q sec 80 T 1923 r 20 v $40
William Hendy and wife to r E Quito
and e Finch for Y b nv q 500 8 and
b ne q sec 4 T 124 r 34w $50
John Boos and wife to Theodor Tsufsn. Il
~ acres in b nv q eco 9 T 1913
J 70 Y lying east Of Sank River $s1
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LOOK a.ss !-Grocsries and .previsions
Of all kinds can be bought 81 cheap Of
Limperich's as 1t any other place in town.
If you do not believe this, call and ~.
Grocery headquarters 1t Russsll's new
stand, in Bells Block. Cali in and 80 .
model grocery store.
The Buckeye force.feed ssedsr II for
sale by Grovsnor.
Go to Tenvoorde's, and get tho best
shingles made by the st. Paul Nanufae-
turing Compsny. -
Go and examine the Buckeye force.
feed seeder, At aroyenor's., -.
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P1RsoHAL.-Our old friend r. D. Bloom
field B. R. Ag't at Wilmar, made 10 q
pleasant call on Monday.
Mr.. NJ. L. Knowlton Of St. Paul, was
seen on the streets yesterday.
Mr.. G. Bridgman and wife returned On
East.
Mr.. ". NJ. Bracket, Chief Engineer o.
the Minneapolis Fire department was in
the city on Saturday last.
Chas. Buss, jr, Of Cold Springs, called
on ~ this morning. Chss. had double
barrsled shot gun with him but told US to
bs calm, W We were not the man he was az
ter. Chas. call again.
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-Poneroy, DeCostsr l. Clark, 1o1 Jsek-
sen ct st. Paul, are selling Ill kinds Of
fine furniture 1t reasonable prices. Call.
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Library LlorunB.-Mr. Hswelrs Lee
turs before the Union Library Association
Last Thursdsy evening, vas greeted with .
large and elegant audience. The lecture con
sisted Of personal narrative Of service in
connection with relief commissions in No.
Clsllaa's Army, and Of weary months in
Rsbslprlsons 1t R,ehmond; the details
now thrilling, now humorous, were always
interesting. The last lecture Of the course
viii bo annoubosd hereafter,
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For mirrorr, 90 to- ~ -.
SP1oIE& CAlr1sLn's.
Tho best wagon in use ia the White
water wagon. for sale BY
- Glov11xoR.
GOOD TIMES .Foa EVERYBODY:

= a : &EAs - :
Mr.. Psul Aookeuhaupt's new stock Of
dry goods, clothing, groesriss, eroekery,
notions, &c., purchased personally In The
East, has arrived. This stock 10 not only
very heavy and complete, bit ID one 81
tho very best ever brought to this market,
and hos been bought It such figures - viii
enable Mr. Moekenhaupt 70 give HE mssy
customers splendid bargains. .>,
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If any Of our merchants, or business
concerns are ont Of note heads, bill heads,
statements, circulars, envelopes, cards, TO-,
will they have the goodness to: step INTO
TIE JOURNAL Office and look 1t our stook
and specimens Of work from our new types
They'll bs pleased with what they see.
and not less 50 with our very low prices.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-02-20

ID. n g.. Murphy L Co., Aavs ssesiv-
Il and placed In their wholesale grocery
establishment, handsome large safe
manufactured for them by The Hall SAT-
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-02-20

Omce rooms to rent over the Bank Of St,
Cloud. Apply 1t tho Bs,ky r,E
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Chicago & Northwestern
RAILWAY.

THE SHORT i DIRECT LINE 70
@ Ell Z 9 A q Q
Detroit, Cleveland, Buffalo, Suspension
Bridge, Pittsburg, Baltimore, WASH
ington, Philadelphia,
NEW YORK and BOSTON,
And all points in New England and the
Csnadas. Also to
Cincinnati, Louispillt, st. Louis, Nec o.
leans, and all points South and South,oest.
This is the shortest route from Chicago to
COUNCIL BLUFFS, OMAHA, SALT LAKE
SAN FRANCISCO.
and all points in the Western Territories.
This line has adopted all modern improve
ments in track and equipment, including
Steel Rails, Luxurious Day and Sleeping
Cars, Miller Platforms, and Wsstinih
Safety Air Brakes.
Ask for and see that your tickets read via
Chicago d Northwestern Rait,oay.
NJ. HUGH1TT, H.P. sTANwOOD.
Gsnl. Supt. Genl. Psss'r Agt
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lov0.


q. HAvl Az q. oLouD-AoIxa 1o111.
Leave %. Paul S:VV 0. -
Xrrive At 81. Cloud 1885 P. N.
0OlN0 SOUTH.
Leave St. Cloud o:oV D. m.
Arriy, at 81. Paul l:25 I'm.
ar. CLOUD AND NlLR0sE-ooIN0 WHIST.
Leave St, Cloud 12:4S P. m.
Arrive st Aslross 500 P. m.
GOING HAST,
Leave Lslrose 600 Q. N.
Arrive at st. Cloud s:40.a. m.
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An appropriation Of thirty thousand
dollars for the st. Cloud Normal School
passed the Senate yesterday, BY vote Of
~ Ia 8.