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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-04-03

:! Col II. D. Whitcomb. chief engineer o.
The Chesapeake Il Ohln Railroad, arrived il
Stauntpn on Monday evening last. it Wa.
expcctea that he would meet II BIT Garrett
| E~q President of the Valley Road. TO eYu.
,nlt with reference to the proposed charge
in the route Of the latter road through the
city limits Mr.. Garrett. however, did uo
come, and Col Whitcomb had 10 leave o.,
! Tuesday to meet an imperative eugagcneu!
id Huatins:on.
A SURrk!sE.-Ihe ladies uf the Metho
disi Church Of this city. gave the Rev j. II
Waugh, z. Il of the district. anl family q
surprise party, in the fnrm IF handsome
parlor carpet, and nice supper, at the District
Parsonage yesterday evening. We Ut
derstand that everything was done up as
the ladies only know how to do such things
The surprise was Of course highly appreclat.
ed by the Elder aud his family.
New SASH AND BEND FActoaY -Lush
baugh Bro, are hu,ii, at work excayatins
aud Blasting for the foundation IT their new
steam Pauing mil, aud Blind and Sash
Factory. on the lot they recsntlv. purchased
Of Rev. J. 4. Ian itc, near the Railroad aud
Lewis creek Their purpose is to Law the
| tourdation in the hill side. and place their
boiler pump over the sprins on the GROUND
hey viii run small rail track out ii The
Nialiebronk road whore their work will be
oal.d ,ip i"r it, d.-,ins',on. The luaber
ward will he sayacion- and their advantages
for carving ,iii their business on an enlarged
,cale greatly INCREASED No are glad TO see
the push and enterprise If this useful frm.-
They have done much towards the improve
ment of S,anatnm. and row manifest dispo.
Si,"n 10 keep in advanc. # tie demands up
,n their energies, and the growth Of the
city.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-04-03

COUNTY JUDGES. George s. Steven sue
eds Judge John II McCue 10 Nelson coua-
~. and Js'ues E. Stewart, Judge Ashby, in
Page county. Judge Stewart, is gentleman
Il fsue stiainments, and Que Of the most Wig
er"ns writer's and speakers in the Valley.
We a'e pleased 10 8. G chat his abilities have
b en- recognized. even in 50 slight position
a. that of county Judgs,' with its c;rcum.
.crbrd jurisdiction. lie wouid b. in more
appropriate and eongenisl sphere. we're he a.
the head OF one of the metropolitan dailies,
As = graceful piaissnt aua ehuaae a,iter, he
has few superiors in The State.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-04-03

To show the moral IF ct that hanging has
In restraining from murder, We have only To
refer to recent illustrations Manly. col.
ored man. was executed on Friday, at Alex
andr;a The execution was witnessed Ly
Young from the 'np of his house near the
>cstfpld That night, Young murdered young
II"tn. in Washington Wright, who is in
the Washingto" city jsiI charged with MUIR
dering psddlar near georgetown, witness.
hanging two daysb fore. Foster was hung
in New York in the morning and that night
Mr. Goodrich was murdered in 'gr"ekIyn.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-04-03

DOCKET KNIVES AND SCISSORS \ large
L stock of Pockrt Knives. some aniful pat
terms, and fine selection of Scissors. separate or
in cases For sale by. HUNTER co.
mar 27 Booksellers.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-04-03

OPEN TO DAY, 1000 YARDS
JAPANESE Dress Goods worth 50 cts. at 20 cts
Handsome Ginghans, IL cents. :.
Dress Goods at rs cents worth 81 cents.
Hoopskirts. Carriers. BUSHES. ard Hair Pinss
a big job at regular tumble. !
The Corset market dsworal;zed :.
Seward knelt to the British Lion and sslsd
Yankeedom Fish was gigantic, fashy and
heavy. Ames bought Congressrien for song
and sold them again at half price, aud the Presi-
dent OF the U s and his Blu ipups Ore Amazing.
amusing and s;upendous. But these aucsioh
Bargains worry the old fogies to death.
A quarser of million cakes of highly scented
Soap at cents
One Gross Of Shirt Buttons for s cents. -:
One hundred Envelopes Cor cents. "s"e
so cent Buttons for 8 cents,
Dollar Kid Gloves for IS ceEts.
Rice Cambrcs at 124 cents. = -
English Needles at cents
Needle pointed Pins at 5 cents.
Silk Ties, Ribbons, Handkerchief, Hair Nets
at very low figures. -
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-04-03

Ouh IRON WoxKs.-We understand that Eyler
Cooper L Co, are now building two steam boilers
each Is horse power. portable, one fashil
ing an order from Mr.. Henry RAIDER, of this
county, for steam mill, and the other froa
W 5 Rankin Of this county, for Tdreshine
machine and Saw mill They expect orders in a
few days frcm several other parties for similar
work This firm is prepared TO manufactu,e
boilers of any size. This is description OF
work heretofore ordered from either baltimore
OF Richmond. We hope hereafter. that the PEG.
pie eff sise Val ey vii. bear in MUD that all
work Of this kind can be coastrueiel in tins
place as well and as CHI ap any where
sc. Either Eyter Cooper & Co or the Stau :
.on Iron Works, are prepared by the enlarge
meat of their facilities they have made with n
die pas. !, ear, 10 meet any demands that may be
made upon them.
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Carpefs! carpets 81. WITT BRO
" have purchased this season. a largo stock OF
Carpets of almost every grade which they will
self at short profits. They invite especial attend
ton 10 their supply. feeling satisfied that they
can p ease every taste. Call aud see them.
oct l0-tf
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The American Farmer for April is at haa'l,
we | file! with useful All s.t-onahls mat er
Tor he tiilers of The sol The ornamental as
well as he useful Departments of rural lite re-
celve du+ attention from the EDITORS and skilled
CORE spunden,s. The latter are nuinerou-. ami
comprise agrcuursts and horticuliu lists cf
emtnence in various sections Besides their pro
duetions and usual editorials the Field Crops,
the Orchard the sgatabie garden. the Pleasure
Greaods. the D.iry. the Poultry yard. the ap'a
ry. Sc. are all care'i for by competent hands.
ana the Fl eside pages contain some beautiful
reading for the houaehold; domestic recipes. &c
The ia; i.er is substantial and prsct cal journal
and will be found a safe guide by our agricIta
r:ste. PuG.ish ed by Sam Sands Sou. Bati
more. Md at 5 SO yaar or at 81 III clubs OF
five or mere. with handsome premiums tor clubs.
specimen Plumbers free.
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STAGE OFFICE,
Stauntnn. March 10Th, 1873
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.-nn and after the
~ 18th Of March. 1873. onr
Stages leave Staunoa duly, except Sunday, at
1870 p. m. for Harrsonbnrg
Leave Stsisnton daily. except Saturday. at TO-
81 p. m !. connecting at larrisonburg with 8 40
a N train of Orange. Alexandria and Manassas
Railroad AMI with the $50 a. m Trains for Bal.
timOre aud The West.
For through tickets. apply TO our Agents al
our Office at The Virginia Hotel.
FARE TO Harrisonburg. ......... ............S1 so
Round rip Ticksts..... 2 SO.
mar Gift HARMAN a CO
IRON EsE.-Pa,tf- OIL the line -ot the
Chesapeake aud Ohio r. r who can deliver
IRON ORE on the cars OF this Company
qnested tn communicate with the undersigned.
stating place of delivery: price per ton of 22i0
lbs delivered on cars Of ~, Il o Il r.: kind O.
ore if it has been tested. state quantity OF ore
required to make one ton Of iron: what daily
quantity could he delivered; any other informs
lisn in regard TO il that is Important
a. II. PERRY. ="
mar cost Gpn1 surt
OOH . .sssa 80 ss,f s. Of
WALL PAPERS,!
all grades Prices ranging from 6 to rs cent?.
PAPER ASD OIL CURTAINS,
CENTEKS, PAPER SCREENS, SC.
Call aud examine
sent by mail. corner of Main and Augusta.
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WHOLESALE PRICES

Corrected every week by +. +. 1todia i Bao.
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WANTED to borrow $4,000 or So. 300 for
w which u per cent interest will be paid.
Good security given. Apply az once to
q. C. YEAEGE,
mar 90 If Stanntoh. Va.
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CoMftEriuN OF TEMPERANCE HALL -
The new Temperance Il III over Mvssrs
Richardson & Bells store E}ruce's ,i,dngs
Augusta street. was completed on Saturday
evening last. and occupied by she Good TEN
GLARS IN Sa'i;eSi, j night. The room is over
lOa feet long. sua about 20 feet wide. the
waits beau'iiuiiy Ianiiiled and the ceilin.
piastered white. wi..i ch ,nie suspend d
m the ccu're aud tlaiitis"lnc bh, oers on either
sAe. The fnor is neatly rarpeted, with q
fiae ingram tnree-piy. and he benches # d
recent pattern Of ennft bic constri ton
" hen she two orders Friends of Yemper-
snce No. 26, and Good renip'ars frs, leased
this roam it was IN very nnconth condition
rs,,gh and nnas,raetivc. Nnw it is one If
the handsonest halls in the Valley, and
admirably adapted to he purpose tor which
it Is to be used OF course. tie ladies' a.
ways fnrem,,si and most efficient in good
work tonS an active part in the improve
ment. and it is is their energy aud taste
more than any'hin- else, that the order. are
nGebsed for the present attractive place If
meeting The p,periny is the rk. grain :
TONS &c NJ. Cope. one of "a haSt painters
who can turn h h.ni'o mast nv hing in
the mschanca line. and the beuches con
.trnrred by >r. l' mgher.
The entire cost IF r, firing aud r.-furni-h-
s',nx the Hall cost about S4O0 This III.
clujes the the m.rble top walnut stands case.
chandeliers. ga. -GxingS. &s. ands hnws that
the TEMPERANCE pe,,pl. are active and alive =
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-04-03

NOt so We ssatfd uPOu the authority U1
hfief paragraph in the Washington Chronicle, and
re printed in the Richmond papersthat thas H.
Lewis, ESQ brother of Senator Lewis OF va.
minister to POI tnsal. hal resigned. TINS. we
learn from a reliable source. is nof 30. Minister
Lewis has no: resigned, nor has he signif'ed any
intention of doing so. He will remain in charge
Of his posi,ion, as present advised, snothsr
tnrm
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-04-03

II GINEcElI<.
The celebrated bloodrd TIcrsc. ENGINEER
will stand the ensuing &c ely, 81 The =. '
VlNGiNlt HOTEL STABLES. sTAUNToS.
Season commencing 25th Of .Iarch.
For particulars, apply TO ~. K.ener Nv >, =
uaJersiaaad. ROBRhT fsnrRpn. "s "a
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-04-03

RELIGIOUS There we're twenty eight new
members admitted to the Presbyterian church on
Sunday Hast.
Rev. Mr- Gilbert preacAe morning aud evening
in the Lutheran church OF this city his last pas
!oral services with this congregation. He will
n-xl Sabbath enter upon his ministerial duties at
Winchester.
Rev. Dr.. Ro>zell preached two powerful ser
mon. in the NJ +. Church South, on Sunday
His text IN the morning was-'.For | determined
not TO know anything among you. save Jesus
Christ. aud him cruc.hed." Corinthians. I'd chap,
and % In the evening he preached from,
ih. sh verse and 5h c!ae. of Matihew-.Bles.
ed are the pure in heart. fo- they shall see God y
On both occasions the dlscpurses were learned
able. aud s;risingly original. We coult no.
ligent conception Of the range Of thought, in an
article of ordinary length. Indeed it is beyond
the province of the pen 10 convey to the under
standing corr. CT ide. OF the force an pen stra-
ting power of the IDEAS advanced, and the manner
of their presentation. To be appreciated. DR.
Roe:ell must be heal d. lii clear calculation oi
scripsura truths brushed away many cobwebs
that had been gathering RS minds CT Els
hearers for years, and brought plainly to thei,
comprehension thoughts that were surrounded by
misty doubts and m,ssparehensions.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-04-03

ARM BRoKEN-Ardrew Bruce. a co!"ed
m,n working FOR j i. Sc, erer. Esq, had
his .rm brok en- in two places above the bow,
on Monday las, BY Falling chimney at Mr.
scherers premises. Dr.. Hanger dressed the
fractures
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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-12-11
sAUK RAPIDs ITEMS.
9Aux Rapids, Ueo. 10th.

oAV1 nAPADS, LEO. AUtns 1913.
~ EDlToz JeulxAI.-Mr. Chester Coburn,
Of this plsos, who WAS shot In the leg by
the accidental discharge Of . gun, and tho
leg Afterwards smputatsd, Is reported in
your columns some weeks ago, died on
Tuesdsy At Minneapolis, whore he had
been stopping since the accident. His re-
mains were brought to this plsce to-day,
and hls funeral will take place tomorrow
afternoon. Much sorrow 10 felt, q he wss
highly estssned In the community.
Mr.. &. 8. Hall, Of this place, 10 roaming
through thap pine Lands Of the upper Mis-
sissippi. He 10 connected with . survey
ing party. +.
!. Nh. 9. 8. Rice, Of the Ct. Paul Pioneer,
WAS In town last week.
There's something In the wind; . rich
local to work up. Developments at pres
snt rather vague, consisting principally
Of rumors. Your correspondent will en-
deavorto keep you ''posted." '
Mr.. James Young, Of the enterpris,ng
dry goods house Of Young & Bradford, Of
your olty, was in town on Monday.
Great preparations are making for the
grand Masonic Ball on Wednesday Of next
week.
A runaway boy turned up here. He
came from Anoks county, and says he
vsmoosed because OF q cross and ill-dis-
posed stspmotber.
An alarm Of fire was caused last week
h7 the burning out Of chimney in lower
town. ,.:, DOOW RUHTRA.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-12-11

Alexander Stephens is the only
prominent statesman of the ante.war
period who has returned to Congress
from the, South, Or who las in any
manner emerged from the cloud ia
which that little unpleasantuess en-
veloped him,
The Rev DR.. Tiffany states that
President Grant has entirely dispensed
with liquor 10 the White House, thus
setting the example to society at the
capital to: omit wines, etc, at social en-.
tertalnments. t.
+ Brigham Young's factory has
turned out ninety-cight pieces Of ar.
tillery, and he has 1900 staad Of
arms.
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7EFAULT has BEEN MADE. IN THE
u payment of the sum of Ave hundred and
claimed TO be due Ct tho date Of this notice .
certain mortgage, be.ring date the fourth day Of
Ju1e, u. 1873, executed by Eljzabsth Thompson,
In her own right. and Persia b. Thompson her hus.
band, Of Rice county and State of Minnesota, t.
Edward Allis, Of tho City Of Milwaukee and State
Of Wisconsin,, and recorded IN tho ooe Of tho Regis
ter Of Desds Of Searne County In the State Of Nn-
neeote, on tho third day Of July, A. D. 1875 st 10
O'clock y, in book "J' Of Mort9agss, on pages 70,
Nov, therefore, notice ID hereby aiven that IN
pursuance of power IF sale contained 10 said mort
gage and OF the statute In such Case made and nro
vided the promises described in and covered by ssid
mortgage towit: Lot nine, Of block forty, Of Low
rys addition 70 g. Cloud. according to the plat and
survey Of said addition record in the once Of the
Register Of Deeds of said stearns county, together
With the hsreditaments and thereunto
or In anywise appertaining will be sold 1t
public yendue at tho office Of theRegister of Deeds
OF said stearns county 1t st. Cloud IL said county
on FRIDAY. THE TWENTY-THRD DAY Of
JANUARY, A. D. 1874, at tsu O'Clock in the fore
noon of that day. to satisfy the amount duo on said
mortgage with costs Of SALE ncludnx thirty dollars
attorney fees stipulated in said mortgage to be
paid in case Of foreclosure,
EDWARD P. ALLIs, Mortr.ees
BA10nELnK1 BUcKgAN, ;; - -
Attorneys for Mortgasse. ..-....-
Dated FaribaQlt. Rice Co., Mimi, &c, II. 1873
deo11-tds.
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. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Estray Notice.

Take notice that ON the first day Of No.
vember, A. D. 1873, l, Andrew Beck, re-
siding in the Town Of Wakefield, in the
County Of stearns, and State Of Minneso.
to, found upon my inolosed land an estray
steer Of dark brown color, three years old,
With ono stump horn, scar on his for
head and short tail.
ANDREW BECK.
Dated At Wakefield this 10th day Of No.
vember, 1873. dec1l
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Wheat has been coming in quite freely.
Prices are the same as last week:
NO. Observation-Disclosures. 81
NO. "........................... ~
NO. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 70
Oats-30a32c.
Corn, $50 to 4Oc
Flour-XXXX $5.o0a6.5O; Xxx $3.50
$500; Xxx $4.e0a4.6 50 per barrel
Feed-$l.16a1.25 per owt.
Cornmeal-$l.25.
Shorts-60c.
Brsn-$sa1o per ton; 500 per cwt.
Eggs-26a30o.
Butter ranges from 124 to zoe.
Potatoes-4a50c.
Green apples-$5. 0Oa5.50 per barrel;
60 per peck.
Cranberries, $1.75a2.25 per bushel 100
per quart.
Onions-s0cal.o 90 per bushel.
aoney-2oa25c per pound.
Maple sugar-15a20c.
Cabbage-$8 per hundred.
Beans, ST. ooa$2.0o per bushel.
Cheese-l5a20c per pound.
Hay-$5. 00a6.O0 per ton.
Country hams-10a123c per lb,
Sugar cured hams-2oc.
Dried Beet-20c.
Wood-$4. 00a5 90 per cord.
Wool-Fleece washed, 3OaS8c
Unwashed, 2va25c.
Tub washed, 35a41c,
Beef-On foot, 20 to go; retailing, Calico
per pound.
Veal-7o dressed; retailing, sa1oc per
pound.
Mutton-on foot, 3a4o; retailing sa1oc
per pound.
Pork-43a5c dressed :; retailing, 8a10o
Misunderstanding at 12Ae. per
pound.
Mess pork, $500 per barrel.
Chickens-7al0c per lb.
Tnrkeys-1la15c.
MILWAUKEE, Dec. 10.
Whest-$l III for No.2.
Osts-s 80
Corn-49o.
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Mr.. Mullett, the SUPERVISING

Mr.. Mullets, the Supervising
Architect Of the government, calls at.
tention, 10 bis report, to the bad effects
produced by the s'ght.hour law of
Congress. He says that it has cost
tho government "millions of dollars,
without bene6ting the mechanic or
laborer 10 the slightest degree" 1t is
found that laborers employed on gov.
eminent works actually perform less
work per hour than they used to do,
to say nothing Of the two hours lost
every day. =.
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CAUhCH DlHEC rUh Z,

ooxsa,aA.ioSAl.-tChareh south ofRayine bridgs)
Services every sunday ss lO1S =. m. and pm. Sum
day Schsol q II o'clock. Prayer meeting At the
church On Wednesday svsnings ct I O'Clock. Rsv
Cyrus Picket, Pastor. Rssidsncs, four squares south
Of upper ravins bridge
RlnlIfIRlAA.-(Churca on Richmond avsnss.l
services sverv Sabbath at 1Ox .. m. and ~ p. n.-
Sabbath school at IL m. Wednesday evening iectals
and prayer nsssiRs az ~ o'clock. Pew free ana
straagsf.invissd. Rev. Nv. Campbell. Pastor.
1rlscssAl.-ss.Joh Johns Church, In lower tewn.G
Services every sabbath ct lO3< .. M. and ~ p.A.
Sundays school At II m. kvsning prayer MseunG
Ir,aays as7 o'clock. Rev. ). T. Chambers, Ssetes.
N1,Ao1us.-tChurch inlewsrsowa Services wen
Sunday at lO1S 4. H., aud Pm. Sunday school ut
~ Y. Rsv. T. Lswson. Pastor.
BAr,ur-{Nsar hsseeond tavins bridget Ssrvi-
cee every Sabbath ~ W. o'clock = N, ana O'Clock
p. m. Prayer meeting .. the church on Thursday
evsninxs ~ p. M. seats ffes and al are welcome
Rev. ". 4. Stanley. Pas,or.-sundAy School At ~
N. ys4s -
CA1aoue.-{Chareh Of Imnseulatso oncsption,
st. GERMAN street,. Pastor. Rev. Benedict Haiadl,
Q: s. B.; Assistant. Rev. Bonihss Null. o; 9. y. Ser
~ .. n, High mass and sermon At 10 An. vss.
psfs at p. ;C~thecetica linstrsetion At Pm.
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LOCAL. NEWS

= 0Gso. P. Rowsll & Co., ~ Park Row,
New York, ands. NJ. PsstengillA Co., ~
Park Row, Now York, are the sole agen.
Tor Tua JOURNAL in that city and are au-
thorizsdto ae,forinssrtins advertise
msatseor W ct our lowest cash rates.
Advertisers In thstcity are requested to
cave their tAvors with either Of the above
h uses,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-12-11

rNWPA GA, locKjaw, palsy, spratnB, SWELL
ings, cAked breasts. seads turns. saltrh cum, ear
ache, &C., upon tho human frame, and of strains
spavfns, gals, &c.. upon animals in ono year than
nave I'll other pretended remedies since the world
began. They are counter irrtant, all-healine pain
relieVers Cripples throw away their clutches, tho
lame walk, poisonous bites are rendered harmless
and the wounded are healed without scar. Tho
recipe is published around each bottle. They sell
Is no articles ever before sold and they sell becau.s
they do just what they pretend to do. Those who
now suffer from rheumatism, pain or swelling do
servo to suffer If they will not use Centaur Lint
ment white wrapper. More than 1000 certificates Of
remarkable cures, including frozen limbs, chronic
rheumatism, govt, running tumors, &c., have been
received. We will send circular containing cor
ncates the receipt, &C., gratis to any one request
ing 1t. One bottle Of the yellow wrapper Centaur
Lniment 10 worth one hundred dollars for spawned
or sweened horses and mules, or for ecrew worm in
sheep. Stock owners-these linimsnts are worth
your attention. No family should be without them
white wrapper for family use;" Yellow wrapper
for animals. Sold by all druggists so cents Do
bottle; large bottles, 500. J. B. ROSE / Co., IS
Broadway, NY.
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Il AAAA e " - k3.A
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This ohromo-some idea Of which can
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ohes in size, and its actual retail price is
$500. 1trepresents view Of this famous
valley from . very attractive stand point.
and embraces "El Captain" '.North Dome
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the Meroed River, the "Bridial Veil FALL"
and many minor details, beautiful in them
selves. but which We have not space to
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No offer has yet been made where SO
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Orders should be sent in as promptly as
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Address,
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St. Cloud, MINI.
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Potter Palmer's now hotel in Chicago
10 said TO be the finest oarsvanssry In the
world. The building viii cost shout ST.
DOC, 900; the site upon which It stands 10
valued 1t 81 ,000, 600, and the furnishing
win cost nearly $500, 0o0.-Exehange.
A tavern Of that kind may do we'll
enough for Chicago, but just wait until
next fall, when our new st. Cloud ''esra-
vansary" will DO completed. Go way,
Chicago!
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-12-11

"A merchant who should sell his sign
board and carry on business without one
because money 10 scarce would be thought .
candidate for the insane asylum. But to
stop advertising IL just % foolish. People
have got money, and are waiting to zee
who 10 selling cheapest the articles Of com.
tort and necessity which even the closest
cannot get along without. So says the
Minneapolis Tribune.