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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-05-01
On Sunday evening as Charley Bears

On Sunday evening as Charley Beaps
nags were coming along At q lively gait on
the road from Clearwater. his buggy struck
one side Of . load Of hay that had been up
set near Mr.. T. G. Alden's, and then against
couple Of stumps some ono had thrown
in tho road. The buggy suddenly stop
ped !; tho horses went ahead; Charley IN
dert ook an serial trip, but came to the
ground after accomplishing q few yards in
fine style; and holding on to tho reins WAS
dragged by the horses for some distance.
The next morning he was going around
with lame shoulder, looking for the man
who put that hay and those stumps there.
Had be found tho individual, this local
would have had much more lively end
ing.
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CAURCA DlHEC TORY,

COMMUNICATIONS south Of Ravine bridge
services every sunday 1t lo1a H. IN. and PIN. sun
DAY school 1t ~ O'Clock. Prayer meeting 1t tue
ehurch sn Wednesday evenings at Z O'Clock. Rev
Cyrus Picket, Paster. Residence, corner Of v slil
avenue aud Lake street.
PhEsBYTEKIAN.-(Church on Richmond avenue.l
Services svelv Sabbath az iu1a u. ana p.
sabbath Scu0vl at Il u. Wednesday evening lecture
aud prayer meeuas ~ ~ O'Clock. Psws tree AID
ssrangsrsinv'tsd. Rev. w. Campbell, Pastor.
EPlssopAL--(St. Johns Church, in lower towh.}-
Services overy sabbath at lO1a u. N. Anu p. III.
sunda5s School at IL u. h'ohink prayer meeting
Fridays at O'Clock. Kew. j. l. ChanADs rs, i.sc.uI
Acknowledgement in lower tuwn.) Services every
Sunuay at 1924 a. aud r. y. Sunday scnVOl ~
~ u. kev. }. L. Lswtou. Pastor.
CATHouc@Church OF Immaculate Conception,
st. Germsin strest). Pastor. key bsnsdiet nalnul,
w. s. b.; Assistant, Rev. Sonliace Auli,O 5. b. Ser
wees: week DAYS at H. Ia; sundays, First Mass,
"a u. H., high mass anu sermon Ut ~ u. u, Yes
pers at y. III. Cathece.cai instruction Ut p.
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aEA1 nDTATn raA1srnxs,.,
Rpertsdtor T11 JOURNAL BY IoAn Zayp
: Asq., Rsgistsr Of Dseds. p

Warranty Deed Transfers for week
0ndinK May !, ls53.
Robert L. Csruthers TO John Krause for
4 blk 80 in Lowry's add to st. Cloud
500
Simon Eder and wife to John Trossen for
lot 2 blk 80 in Edelbrook's add to 81.
Cloud $276
Robert r Chrismsn and wife to John and
Nicholas Garding for q swq and VI seq
SEQ 70 T 124 r 81 W $3.50
Ftrst Div. ST. P. & P. r. r. Go. to Henry
Prsmsnn for swq seq SEQ SO Z 128 B %
$500
Solomon peldergast and wife to John
Psndsrgast for neg sec 81 T l27 b 82w
500
Solomon Pendergast and wife to Geo. II.
Pendergsst for nwq SEQ II T l26 r Sow
500
John d. Kslkman and wife to John NJ
Apheld for lot 4 Blk ~ in Sank Centre
$500
Robert White and wife to Ann Bradley for
NJ lot 9 blk in Sank Centre $500
Charlotte Pinny to Eliza Ellen Hartman
for seq SEQ 81 127 R Sow $500
Wilhelmins Keller and husband to Eva A
Carpenter for lots 8 and blk s in town
Of Sank Centre $500
Cherlss Daily and wife to William W.
Longworth for lot. s SEQ 81 l22 r AZ
$500
Lucas Kells and wife to Andrew P. Cle-
ment for nj lot 8 in Sank Centre $3.50
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CastOria 10 more than substitute for Castor
OIL 1t is the only safe article in existence which L.
certain to assimi'ate the food, regulate the bowels
cure wiadcolic and produce natural sleep. It con-
tains neither minerals, morpti inc alcohol and 10
pleasant to take. Children need not cry and mothers
may rest. ian3oem
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DOUGLAS Couxrx.-The Stockade prop
erty has again changed hands, Mr.. John
Mcleod having sold ON Monday last to
Mrs. A. arovenor. of st. Cloud. Rev.
B. F. Haveland has returned from the
meeting Of the Council Bluffs Conzrega-
tional Association, at Magnolia, Iowa.
The Association resoinded resolutions
adopted 1t . previous meeting re.
feoting on the character Of Mr.. H.........
This is great wheat sowing year in
Douglas county. Very little oats is being
sowed. as there is now large surplus on
hand ct 20 cents.-Atexandria Post,
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STOP THAT FUSS!

Every grocery man and every dry goods
man in towns getting out handbills, telling
what he will do. Tenvoorde does not
propose getting outbills, bat he will sell
goods cheaper than any or ill tho rest and
his goods arc no old lot, either. Come
along, everybody, who wants good goods
cheap, and SEQ what Tenvoorde has to sell
you. His prices are good deal better
than the ''oost prices the other merchantsl
are making 80 much fuss about.
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A. GnovHNon,

BRA1NERD.-Col. R. NJ. Newport, the
efficient Assistant Treasurer Of tho N. P.
K. R., who has been ill for several weeks,
is again able to att end to business. ........T.
<. Hireen has been appointed Chief Of Po-
lice........Times are reported dull and
money closs........The Tribune is negotia-
ting for power press and intends coming
out on larger sheet. Go it. M. c.!
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CITY. COUNCIL.
ST. CIouD, April 20, 1873.

@s@ ~ y ~ OF. OAOuD. April 20, 1873. ~;
REGULAR MEETING. Present /; AID, ], G.,
Smith President, Bridgman, Carter, Owen,
Sohultsn, Scherer. p. Smith, and Scott.
The Committee on Ways and Means, to
whom were referred City Treasurer Rosea-
berger's, City Justice Barnes and City
CLERK Barnes annual reports, reported
that they had carefully examined and oom-
pared the Same, found them correct in every
particulsr, and tho finances Of the city In
4 very healthy and aourish,ng condition.
Adopted.
The Committee on Streets and Alleys re-
ported that they had examined tho annual
report Of Street Commissioner Dorr, and
found tho same correct. and recommended
psym ont Of the balance due that ofaoer
($65) for work 10. Adopted.
The Committee on Fright Of Way" for
the railroad, made . verbal report Of their
doings up to date, accompanied BY slate
mept of receipts and expenditures
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(>HICAGO h ST. PAUL
THROUGH LINE.

ELROX ROUTE -
Via tho West Wisconsin and Chicago Northwestern
Railways.
The Pioneer Route running
8 Express Trains daily, from st. Paul to Chicago,
q without change Of ears.
Alltrains folly equipped with the Westinghouse
Air Brake and Miller Platform,
PULLMAN PALACE DAY AND NIGHT COACH.
~BS ON ALL TRAINS,
A&Passengsrs taking this Route will secure t.
themselves adyantages afforded by other Lins.-
Tickets for sale as the principal ticket Offices Of all
ksiiroeds leading into st. Paul. alss at the Oompanys
omes. Ill Third street, st. Paul. and At the Depot.
The Day Express leaves St. Paul, (sxcspt Sun
dsy) ct 0l0 4. n, and the Nigh Express except
Saturday ct 500 H., arriving in Chicago At $50
.. N, aud $50 pm.
JOHN H. HULL, WIN. JAMES,
6uperint endent. Cen. Tick. Agent.
JOHN II. DODGE, CHAS. THOMPSON.
Travelling Agent. Ticket Agent 81. Paul
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HERE ARE YoUR PANIC PRICES !
WHERE TO BUY CHEAP GROCER.
les.

Different parties in this city have been
Offering to sell old goods cheap, but Mock
eahaupts will, for the next twenty days,
sell 1eu goods cheaper than any Of them .
See those prices:
Prints, 9 cents yard.
9 pairs Of hose for $1.00.
Is pounds Of dried apples for $1.00.
81 pounds "a" sugar fer $1.00.
And everything else in proportion.
Remember the place.
MocKEAHAUPrs'.
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Hon. Henry T. Wells, Of Minneapolis,
is proverbial1y generous in bis dealings
with st. Cloud. Three hundred dollars in
city bonds were paid him for ten lots re-
CURED for depot grounds, and these bonds
he had his agent destroy, thus making the
city . present Of tho lots. It would be
well it there were more men after the pat
tern II Mr.. Wells.
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The corn crop Of Kansas for the
year 1872 is estimated in round mum.
be1s at 100000 bushels !; wheat, 2.
600, 900; oats, 100000, and pots.
toes, 4,000,0 900.
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Detroit wants tho Oak Lake Land Of
foe, and, the Record says, proposes to have
it......... The foods in tho Buffalo and Red
rivers are abatlng, and the waters which
have covered and made large lake Of the
whsle Red River fiat, are slowly drawing
off.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE..

ITO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: / hero.
/ BY give public notice that I have this
day given the balance Of their minority to
my sons, Csrydsn D. Shoemaker and Mer-
rift 3. Shoemaker, and that l will from
this date collect none Of their wages and
pay no debts Of their contr acting.
A. SHOEMAKER.
Maine Prairie, Mimi, April 26th, 1873.
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DIED..

In this city, on sstur day, April 26th,
1873, Of consumption, AuRlLLA NJ, wife
Of Geo. A. Bibber.
I'VE are requested by Mr.. B. to return
his sincere thanks to the neighbors and
friends who showed their great kindness
during his wife's sickness.
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WEST

Has in store ct all times tho goods ID
vertised and 10 ready to fill all orders.
Look at his prices:
81 lbs good "A" sugar for $1.00.
Is dried apples for $l.0O.
Is dried peaches for $100.
8 "pruues for $l.o0.
Extract Of lemon, 10 cts.
Canned peaches, III cents.
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FOR SALE OR TO RENT

As I am compelled to make some change
in business during the coming season, 1
will sell or rent my dwelling house on
Wells avenue.
A. GnovINon,
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WAnTED.-A shoemaker can obtain
steady employment and good wages by cal
ling on NJ. BECKER,
st. Cloud.
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GO TO HEADQUARTERS.
LARGEST STOCK OF THE SEASON
COMING.
ENOUGH FOR EVERYBODY.
Best Goods and Lowest Prices.

Mr.. Joseph Edelbrook Was just returned
from the East where he purchased the lar
gest and best::selected stock Of goods Of the
season. He has everything in the line Of
dry goods, dress goods, hats and caps,
clothing, groceries, SO. Goods will be
sold at bottom figures.
This elegant and mammoth stock will
arrive tho first of next week.
Do not fail to 60 to Edelbrock's.
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BRA1xERD TERN The term Of the
District Court held at Brainerd ad-
journed yesterday morning, and Judge Nc
Kelvy will return homo to-day. Among
the moro important cases wore tho follow
ing:
Jesse Wilson for shooting James Esgsn
On Saturday the grand jury indicted hi N
for granddaughter in tho second degree; ON
Monday he WAS srraigned and plead not
guilty; motion was made for . continu.
ance until the October term, which was
granted. and the bail fixed At Sc, 900 bail
given and tho prisoner released.
Michael Koran and John Connolly were
tr led and convicted Of tho robbery Of E..
NJ. Griffin Of Sank Rapids. Koran goi
two and Connolly three years in the State
Prison.
John McMshon, tried for assault with
intent to do great bodily harm, was con.
icted Of assault and seote need TO pay q
fine Of $3.50 or be oonda cd for six months.
VIM. J. Ray plead guilty Of assault with
: knife, and WAS given tho choice of paying
500 or retiring from active life for six
months.
Emma Bsunigsn, tried for K eeping ,
house of i'll fame, WAS acquitted.
Charles dilroy, tried for entering ware
house with intent to steal, was acquitted
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Mr.. A. DeLacy Wood, of Sank Rapids,
has started . paper, called tho Enquirer,
At Eyota, Olmstsd county. In politics il
is Independent. Much space is devoted to
local matters, which Mr.. W. announces
will be special feature Of the paper. We
wish the publisher abundant success.
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Services will be held At the Con grega-
tional church on next Sabbath at tho sual
hour; Sabbath school at IL N. Rev. Mr..
Pickett, who was called East by the death
Of his father, will return this week.
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CLUB RATEs.-The following are tn.
club rates Of The JOURNAL:
s copies, $l.75 each.
8 e 30
TOWN AND RI AID BLANKS.

We are prepared TO supply Town officers
with all kinds Of town and road blanks
printed to correspond with the latest laws
of the Legislature. Send in your orders.
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AT COST.

Road'scrspers and breaking plows can
be had ct cost and less 1T
RosENBERGIR Bees.
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No. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81 90
Ne. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IS
no. o.........".................. 20
Oats-22c to CSC
Corn, 35e for now.
Flour-xXxX $5.5oae.oo; Xxx $500
1850; Xxx 81 o0a4.50 per barrel
Feed-$l.0oal. 10 per owt.
Cornmeal-$l.15.
Shorts-75c.
BrAn-$8sl0 per ton; SOC per cwt.
Eggs-Pleaty at lOa124o.
Butter ranges from Is to 25c. and e.
ceedingly scarce.
Potatoes-25a40c.
Green apples $3.50 $7.75 Der barrel
100 per peck.
Crsnberries, $1.5ca25o per bushel s
per quart.
Onions-$1.0oa1 so per bushel.
aeney-25a3oc per pound.
Cabbage-$5a$l0 per hundred.
Beans, $l.eoa$l rs per bushel.
Cheese-l5a2oc, per pound.
Hay-$6. 50a7. so per ton.
Wool-Unwashed, ssaS5c; washed, 5oa
$50.
Country hams-loa123c per lb.
Sugar cured hams-15c zoe.
Wood-$4.ooa5. 90 per cord.
Beef-On foot, So to 10; retailing, Sa123c
per pound.
Veal-7a8c dressed; retailing, l0al2Ac
per pound.
Mutton-on foot, aa4o retailing 1Oa12}e
per pound.
Pork-53c dressed retailing, 1Oal2}o
per pound.
Mess pork, $3.50 per barrel.
Turkeys-l4alsc per lb.
chiokens-9al23o per lib.
Geese-9al29c per lb.
M1IwAuKEE, April 30.
Wheat-$l s63 for MOL.
Oats 3lc.
Ceru-4lc.
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SALE OF FURNlTURE.

Tho undersigned offers, at private sale,
his entire lot Of household goods, furniture,
80. A rare chance for bargains. Call 1t
snoe. A. W. BUSH.
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The best wagon in use is tho White
water wagon, for sale by
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BY an error last week, the post Office
address of Rev. J. H. Sherman was
made to read Vermont instead Of Con-
necticut.
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Go and examine the Buckeye force.
feed seeder, at Grovenor's.
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The st. Cloud and St. Vincent railroad
has land grant Of 1900, 900 acres and
the Drainerd Branch $4,000 acres
The average value Of these lands is about
Sc per acre,
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-lmmigrants pass through town almost
every day. They are generally we'll pro-
vided with stock, household goods, ana
children.
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Commissioner Dorr has been at work
during the past week cleaning up the
streets. They arc n ow in good condition.
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Among The buildings to be erected in
st. Cloud this season, in addition to stores
and dwelling houses, are two fine churches
and one elegant school building, the State
Normal,
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Hungarian grass seed, top onions,
early potstoss and seed corn at Boyd's.
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-Prondzinski has just received from the
East an elegant line Of neck-ties. Go ana
see them.
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New radishes are in the market.

Stevenson 4 Co. have just made an
iron fence Of an exceedingly tasty style.
The patterns came from Piltsburg.
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1t having been reported that the body
Of . child had been found in . build
ing in lever town, Chief of Police
Robertson and Coroner Overlook exanin.
ed tho premises thoroughly to-day and
found the rumor to be without foundation
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Green apples, oranges and lemons, at
T.. ,:s,-.. -.-.s ..,* RUssILL's.
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Tho best Anoka shingles, made BY the
St. Paul Manufacturing Co., for sale st
Tenyoorde's
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You want Little Giant corn and col
crusher.. Grovenor has them.
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60 to B. Rosenbergsr's and see the
splendid stock Of wall paper just received.
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-Hungar ian grass seed, top onions
carly potatoes and seed corn at Boyd's.
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Total. ........ ...................$4O37 O5
Leaving balance due Committee $S7.05.
In addition, thu Committee paid Henry
T. Wells, of Minneapolis, bonds Nos. 81,
So and So, Of 500. for ten lots, which
bonds had, by order of Mr.. w., been des-
troysd by Mr.. John Zspp. The commit
tee had received from tho City Treasurer,
Sc, 900 in bonds. Of which they had de.
livered SIS, 900 to the Railroad Company,
and $500 to Mr.. Wells, leaving 500 in
their hands. Report adopted.
The Committee on Claims reported in
favor of paying the following bills:
w. Collins, City Attorney. ......$s4 50
B. Rosenberger, statlonery......... s 20
Il. Capple, snow plow............... 8 90
Dr. Gilman, services At jail......... SO
Geo. Geissel, board Of prisoners. S go
j. J. Dorr, for wood. 6 40
Report adopted.
The following bills were allowed under
suspension of tho rules:
D. NJ. G. Murphy & Co.. for pals
lost at fire, &C., 30
Clark & Mcclure, lumber........ % 70
RAYMOND & Owen, lumber. Is 30
c. Bridgman, lumber .................. So 81
J. J. Dorr, wood and work. ......... IL 80
The City Clerk VAS directed to address
. letter to Hon. Geo. L Becker, President
of the St. Paul and Pacific b. r. Co.. re-
requesting that a,platform bs constructed
on tho east or west side of Washington
avenue, for the accommodation Of passen-
gers who may wish to leave or get on
board of the cars at that point.
The Council then adjourned until; Nay 6,
when the votes cast for City officers will be
csnvassed.
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-Pomeroy. DsCoster 4 Clark, 101 Jack
son st st: Paul, are selling all kinds Of
a1s furniture 1t reasonable prices. Call.
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j. B. scberer is doing q big bus iness,
Is usual, in the. boot and shoe line. His
new goods are arriving almost daily now,
and no il prepared to supply the wants, in
bis line Of trade, Of any Of the people Of
this locality At very low prices.
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Markets..

sT. CLOUD, May l. 1873:
Wheat has been quite unsettled during
the week, the prices varying daily almost
We quote to-day:
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Remember Frank Davis grand mas
qusrads ball this evening. -.@
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Since tho warm days have come and
the ice has left the river and lake, the at
tendance Of small boys At the Sabbath
Schools has very perceptibly diminished
It has been discovered that while these
Juvenile specimens Of original sin leave
homo all right with their testament in
one pocket, they have sngle-worms in
the other with which to bait the hook hid
with its rod and line in handy fenceoor-
ner. Some Of these boys have caught
fish. Some Of them have caught fish and
also lickin's from hard-besrted parents,
and they now walk as though they had
ths rheumatism and take most comfort in
leaning up sideways against something.
It is oonsoling TO Sabbath school workers
to know that these youthful truants will all
be back in their old places by Christina.
time.
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Mr.. T. ste;nburg expects to open out
n his new stand next week,
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E. Curtis is not able to quote prices,
but will sell goods Is cheap as those who do
quote.
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Mr.. Levi Wheeler, . former st Cloud
ito, writes from Fulton county, N. T., that
he expects to visit this place during tho
present year with his vile, whose health
is very poor. In his letter, which 10 dated
April Goth, he says: ''The weather is very
cold. We have plenty Of snow. In many
localities, in the north part Of tho State
IN the woods, it is two and shalt to tn. "a
feet on tho level" Remember this is in
New York. What do ysu think Of il, grum.
blers7
By-the-wsy, Mr.. Wheeler il 4 model
subscriber. lie inolosed in his letter. in id.
dition to bis current years sub scriptiou,
the money to pay for The JOURNAL for
three ysars in advance. ''Do not" hs a.vs
"undsr any circumstances stop tho paper. y
We never ''stop" on that kind Of a suh.
scribsr.
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Maple syrup. . very nice article, ct
Huber & Benson's.
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FA1nIRs l-1f you want cast cast steel
pillow, go to Nicolas Lshr's.
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Jerry Dennenwaldt keeps always on
had choice wines, liquors and cigars. I.
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III you want good horse-sheeiug, 60 to
SCOTT & Rathbun's.
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Go to Teuvoorde's, and get the best
shingles made by the st. Paul Manufae-
turing Company.
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Groceries Of oil kinds, Of tho very best
quality, for sale IS cheap Is tho ehs.ps t,
t Huber 1 Bsnson's.
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Baby carriages, ell sizes, styles snd
prices, at B. Rosenberger's.
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.--Hungarian grass seed, top onions,
early potatoes and seed corn at Boyd's.
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81. "a VI = PACIFIC RAILROAD.

1874. Winter Time Table. 1879
81. PAUL AND IT. oLouD-GOING NORTH.
Leave 81. Paul 500 =. N.
Arrive ~ st. Cloud 1885 y. NJ.
como SOUTH.
Leave st. Cloud 500 =. N.
Arrive ut st. Paul l:zo p. u.
ST. CLOUD AND MALROSE-0olN0 WEST.
Leave st, Cloud l2:A6 p. m.
Arrive At Melrose 500 p. m.
GOING EAST,
Leave Melrose 900 q, m.
Arrive Ut st. Cloud SAC IL
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-05-01

"A WILCOX & Gibbs Sewing Machine,
entirely new, will be sold At bargain, and
on time. Inquire At this Office. -:
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-05-01

The general verdict is in favor Of tho
Whitewater wagon. For sale by Groveaor.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-05-01

CITY ArFA1Rs.-We take the following
items from City Treasurer Roseaberger's
report
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-05-01

Ohio stonswsre, Is cents per gallon, at
RussELL's.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-05-01
LOO AL NEWS

~ Decentralization oA rhs J0UrAA,
sDoUAAE that OF ANY other p~p pc.
eablAsAs0iM NorthsrA AIi aanosvlx. 10,
Advertiser ~ . mo IN hex this.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-05-01

u go to Russell's closing out sale to buy
your groceries.