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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-10-15
The Fastest Time on Record.

Passengers Geiny Eat reminded of the fact that
he Wo6Gsa Line is the ONLY LINE running Lightning
-rprtss Trains uuy equipped with patent air brakes,
Miller Platforms, &c } from ST. Louis, HrnHbal and
Quincy, stopping only at the principal stations
and reaching NEW YORK. BosroN and intermediate
points from Z TO HOURS IN ADVANCE OF
Connecting Lines rem al points in the West.
1t is also the only Zine running Through Cars from
Kansas City adindpoiis and CiHcinHati via Quin-
ey avoiding all Ferry aud Omnibus transfers.
Through PULLMAN SLEEPING Cans, run via the Va
bash Line only from ST. Louis and QUINCY TO fr
WAYNE, TOLEDO AID CLEVELAND, connecting viii
Sleeping and Drawing Room Cars FOR Buffalo, Roch-
ester, New York, &c, without change
SPECIAL NOTICE "A Pullman Sleeping Car leaves
the Missouri river daily, and runs through TO Spring
aed Ill avoiding chlnge 1t Quincy.
For further information time tables, which can
be OF tanned at all Through TicSet' offices in the
west. l.. MLLCOI-M,
Gen. Pass As'' Toc,io.
J. <. LAZARUS,
Ags
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TIME TaBt E-K, p. z. r.
CHUECH DIRECTORY

PREsRYrERrAS-w a simpkns, Pastor. Preach
ing each sabbath at II A. Nj. and L. NJ. Sabbath
SCHOOL 2 80 z. NJ. Prayer Meetings Wednesday eve
nings.
N,ruop1sr EpIscoPAI-Rev. r. v. Hill. Pastor,
Preaching every sabbath, al 10 ~ a. VI au III, - -,
o'clock T. NJ sabbath school, each Sa 1bath, al
"a ~ Prayer Meeting, Wednesday evenings
EPIsc oPAI-Rev. Thos u. DOoley Rector PREACHING
every sabbath morning and evening
CAruoLlc-Rev John FogaTfy, Pastor. Services on
the SECOND sabbath of each month at the Court Hose
BAlTIsT-Rev J. n. Downcr, Pastor. Preaching on
The first and third sundays OF each month, morning
and evening sabbath school, 80 Il. M, every
sabbath PRAYER meeting " edr esday evening
untsTIAS DEMONSTRATING in the Baptist church
on the "a and AIN Lords day Of each month, by
Killer A ID. Goodwin.
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CITY DIRECTORY.

Mayor-W. : WILLS.
Colincilmcn-P. O. BoSD, VI. W. KEITH, l. .
GRANT, ED WHITMAN. CHARLIE. HMaIN.
Police Judgc-N +. CARROLL.
Clcrk-EDwIN r.. BOWEN.
1rcnsurer-J NJ. BLoDGErr.
Marshall. VI. IU1n.E.
Policeman. > bKlEH.
street CoIn,ni ssiOnar-- Oh. HUSsEY.
lily Atuorney--JouN OsTEE.
Shiul of FIRE Dcparimeht-lltA l.. CARVER.
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COUNTY DIRECTORY.

jude of the District Court. III. PREscorT.
Senator. II. EDWARDS.
Railroad Asacssor--W. +. LESLIE.
RepresentatIyo--J WEAVER -
COUNTY CommissiOners-W. II. SCnOLL, chairihah
s. NJ PALMER and u. s. CHAaP1iN-
County Clcr-L-DAvID BEEBE
County Attorney-E. " HODGKlN>oN.
Probate Judge. \. WILDMNN
CLERK of the Observation-Disclosures BoNDI.
County Tleasurer-C. h.. tAULKNLE
sheriff.. j. GOISG.
Register Of Deeds. L. CEIss. 49,
Superintendent of Public lnstracilon-NM BISHOP.
Coroner. Il LII, JR.
SnrNeyor-O. l.. HAMILTON.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

most respectfully 10 the voters of saline
county that I candidate Tor the office oi Clerk 81
the District Court subject Ia their authority ana dtcie-
ion al the polls al The coming eleciIol IN November
JAMES MURPHY.
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Sherif's Sale.

samuel Croyie, Pa.ntif.
\ Tongaker. Julia y Issnga-
ker Hen,y Eillsr. CT 7. Oaks
Will. ke-leF. TIE Saiina BaIld-
ing Saving and rIIst Assosia-
fion A. eufnssrr and Sarah a
Norton. Defendants
Notice il ilerrlsy given that by viginr e ar~r -
sale is-as-i II TIRE DsfT1ct Csssrt - he Ifh Ia
rtxl Dssrirf Ia ard ff the c9unfy Of saline snd
ne directed aasI delivered. Vii
o. tie 20 day n geressIey. 4. . is-t
i,efwesn the hsoar~ az O'Clock 4 VI ard o'rfaet
r q sait daT ~ tse sss 3gr 81 fts fsguTt Houss
IN tn cy 81 ~zlEns offer r sale = pEisic ssrae. -
thu h rsf aad be- hitsF sor cas- 10 h4nd t1s foi-
lowing de1rrlisr-f pro1.yTry. fg-WH The wrsf City
drsf of -tnfa fe Age8E Iu fhe ~ - ~1liaa
10 ie sid th~ property Of J. x. tshssktr. 4n
the ahoTs entitled suit
siytn rA8sr ny hzBd thts sih day q Ooto'sr. i--s
7 ssOINs -hrFsE
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i ssss class sa.rs.ag seEs~. chAsszs isSsf taz@
sHs asber 1883 - ~ ssY
HxE Ala RUCT<.
rxszeurers Ezs ax-zr~ trszss<~rs - sza ffrr@ H4s
sszis. Uas 3sag ss-Fh q 3 J. -rAwzrss . ta-4E1fs
ssss, Cnas hoin,asiss, Prop.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
attachment Notice.

Lyman Field. Plaintiff,
J W Weston. Defendant y
Complaint IN att1cimeat Plaintiffs 9<maad,
81 IS
Notice is hereby CIV that the 18th day ofOcio-
her Henry PaImenter Justice 90 The Psacr 81 Solo
township. Sal ne.couny Kansas. issued ori-r
OF tachmcDi in the above named Tor the nf
si4 50. ADD that said viii br heard The l!th a
OF November lisa at one O'Clock e. 4
n;8-3w LYMAN FIELD, Plaintiff.
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SALIVA WEEKLY MARKET REPORT.

Corrected by II T Watson, dealer in Groceries,
Proyl.ions aud Qurcnsware, IS Santa &c avenue.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

take celebrated SAN GROWN SHIRT" lnuus,td y
he O % hsaEO
These GODS n HCA AGO Prices
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All Goods Warranted as Represented.
Corner Santa Fe and iron Avenues, Salina.
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re- "Hey,cOOd's Standard Boots
Hand Sided t,.<fh 6-Cord
Thread. ShGRHs called. no
Shortly ia day part. Udr-
rdatcd.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-12-17

Reported reekly erpressiy for THE JOURNAL
by jog" z1Rp, Esq.,. Register Of Deeds.
For the week ending Dec. 18th, 1874.
Thomas Meagher and wife to George Leo.
pold Kind for net set sec L l25 r 80
$475
Nicolas Roeser and wife to Philip Strach
for 9 feet of vet set sec T 1913 4 %
" So
George L Kind and wife to Anton Beck for
a swt sec and nj of nw4 nw4 sec 8 T
125 r 33w $500
Joanna s Lyons to John w Rosebrugh for
net sec and nj sec T l23 r SO 81 500
John Motifs and wife to John Van Worst
for 81 acres lot sec 81 + 1872 r. 80 W
500
Adam Eppenberger and wife to Emily
Mitchell for nj set sec "a T l22 r 81
" $3.50
May Karls and hush to Julia f Fischbach
for lot blk 80 in Cold Springs City $l25
John Zapp and wife to Joseph Steurer for
lot blk 3 in Stearns Add to St Cloud
500
Henry Broker and wife to Frank Huegen
for blk As in town of Richmond 1925
Louis s Bishop AND wife to J L Robbins
for 2498 feet in Robbins & Mendenhalls
Add to Sank Centre $25
John D Abel to George NJ Noyes for WI
nw4 sec 80 T 122 r 2Sw $3.50
James Eagan and wife to Emily Mitchell
for net sec q 7 125 Il IS W $275
Hans Halvorson and wife to Jens Svend-
son for 81 net sec 8 T 1913 R IS W $500
Dwight Bosworth and wife to Chas F Davis
and Chas r Beal for nw} set and net
sw4 sec 3 I 122R CIV $1,000
Randolph Holding and wife to Floyd Payne
for e3 nwf sec 10 T l26 r 80 " 1926
Elias D Moss and wife to Henry J Brink
man for nwf set sec % T l22 r 20 " $50
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BOY DROWNED, =
oAsrlss nerbsrgsr skates into "a Air;nol.
J. & z, In the Mississippi,

Last Thursday afternoon, about Eve
o'clock, Charles Herberger, son of Mr..
George Herberger, aged about eleven years,
wa skating on the Mississippi river with
Willie Edelbrock, a lad about one year
older. They were short distance above
the wagon bridge, where there is a narrow
strip Of smooth ice between the shore and a
large air-hole. Young Edelbrock had jus.
sksted ahead, aud hearda splash, when look
ing around he saw the hat and one hand OF
his companion in the water. The water il
ten feet deep and he could render the
drowning boy, whose head not once came
above the surface, any assistance. The
alarm was given, and efforts were made
that evening and forseveral days afterwards
by cutting away the ice, to find the body,
but without avail. Carl was a ,brigh,
and promiaing boy.
Mr.. Herberger will pay liberal reward
to any one who will find the body of hi,
son and return it to him or inform him Of
where it can be had. He had on a
Kentucky jean coat with velvet collar, gray
pants, checked flannel shirt, buck glove,
and iron-plated skates.
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THE q. CLOUD FOUNDRY.

The Sank Rapids Sent;~A gives swsll de-
served notice Of this foundry-which
it says lis one of the most beneficial insti-
tutions in that wide-awake city. (st. Cloud j"
and it might truly have said, in Northern
Minnesota-andspeaks thus of its enterprise
ing proprietor ~....<
"Mr. Stevenson, the proprietor of this
foundry, isfa gentleman Of indomitablc
perseverance and enterprise, and has salts
factorily demonstrated to the people of this
section Of country that his undertaking in
that line of business is = grand success.-
He makes and casts almost anything that
any one may want from = foundry. He
has made the stove business specially, and
has now ON hand an immense stock of al
kinds, patterns and makes, and We doub,
If = more extensive or better supply Of
stoves can be found in the State. To fully
understand what Mr.. Stevenson is doing n
his St. Cloud foundry, it is necessary ia
pay visit to his spacious show rooms on
Washington avenue, where all will at once
be convinced that he is one of the most en-.
terprising men in the city"
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y 81. CLOUD, Dec. II 1874.
Tn<1ar,s -, snao e.. ,,l, n.< n.o.

T. 81. CLOUD, Dec. II 1874.
To-day's pr ices for wheat are:
NO. 1...........................
NO. I.................."....... ."...ooc.
Flour-XXXX IS 90 g IS 80. xxx
81 so @ s. 90. Xxx - 50 q q 90 per
barrel. 49,. ,.<
Oats-40c.
Corn-5Oc.
Feed-$l Is @ 81 90 per cwt.
Cornmeal-Old, $3.50; new, &l.a5 per
cwt. 80 d. '....' -:'.~. - .-'4 ~
shorts-Sl 90 per Ecwt.
Bran-$l0 90 per ton; sGOc per cwt.
Eggs-20c and very scarce.
Butter-2o a. SOC.
Potatoss-40 G. soc.
Onions-1 90 per bu.
Honey-2o g. 2sc per b.
Beans-sl 90 o. 81 90 per Blu:
Cheese-20c.
Cranberries-$4 90 O. IS 90 per bu.
Cabbage-5c.
Apples-$4.50 per Dbl.
Hay-S5 90 O. So 90 per ton.
Country Hams-l0c @l23c per ID.
Sugar Cured Hams-20c.
Dried Beef-20c. -,
Wool-Fleece washed, $50 O. SIC.
Tub washed, Csc a. 38c.
Unwashed, 2Oc a. 23c.
Beef-On foot, 20 &c; retailing &c g
l23c per h.
Vea-7c dressed retailing 10c g. 12}.
per ID.
Mutton-on foot, Sc retailing 7@l2s.
per 10.
Pork-64c dressed; retailing &c g 12}.
per 10.
Venison-8c@9c; retailing 12}c.
Chickens @ 1oc per h.
.Turkeys-12} q 15c per h.
Mess Pork-$20 90 per barrel
.-s. MILWAUKEE DEC. ID, 1874.
Wheat-9l3c for No. /. ~
Oats-51c.
Corn-65. = 7~5
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-12-17

q, A LUCKY JOURNEYMAN.
A journeyman carriage-maker in April
last purchased ticket to the Grand Gift
Concert of the Masonic Relief Association
of Norfolk, Va, and when the distribution
took place he received sufficient amount
Of money to buy lot, and build thereon =
neat and comfortable residence, which will
be home for himself and family during
their lives. The second and last Git Con.
cert of this Association will be given on
Tuesday, December Goth, and We would
advise all who desire to obtain one or more
Of the large prizes which will be given to
the lucky ticket-holders to send without de-
lay for tickets. The Concert will not be
postponed; it will be conducted by gentle
men of high character. and Masons and
others can place implicit confidence in the
honesty and integrity Of all connected with
the management of the drawing. Send for
tickets to Henry V. Moore, Secretary, Nor
folk, Va, or an authorized Agent of the
Association.
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!. CHURCH DIRECTORY.


ErlscorAL-(st Johns Church, IN Lower Town
services every Sabbath at l0a \ m. and u p. NJ
sunday School at II m. Evening prayer meeting
Fridays At O'clock. Rev. J, T. Chambers, Rector
3, RArrIsr.1Church near second Ravine bsidssj
ServiSes every Sabbath At ~ = N. and o'clock p
O'Clock. seats NEE and ali are Welcome. RSv.W.E
Stanley. Pastor. Sunday School at II m. =, =
MTnoDisr.- Church. corner Warrington sxe
NJ and = sSn sS4es ss ssss m Rs S
H. 3. Hilton, Pastor :.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURcH.-(South Of Ravine
ofldge) Union services congregational and Pres
hytsranl 1t 10y O'Clock q. m. Sunday School At II m
Prayer meetingon Wednesday evenings at the lee
ture room Of the Presby terrain church, at q O'Clock
Kew: u. h. Milton, Pastor; residence with Mr.. e.
Bridgman in lower town. Special attention paid to
strangers and temporary worshipers.
CATHOLIC (Church Of immaculate Conception,
st. Germain Street.) Pastor Rev. Benedict Haindl,
y. 5. B.; Assistant, Rev. Alphonso Kuisle, o. s B.
Services, week days at a. NJ: Sundays First Mass,
u a. H.. High Mass and sermon At 10 q. M; Yes
pers At NJ; Cathechetcal instruction 1t p. M
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We have received the January number
of Vick's Floral Guide-a really elegant
piece Of typography notice of which may
be found in our advertising columns. The
price Of the Guide is very low, and pur-
chasers of seeds to the amount Of $l.OO are
entitled to it. Mr.. Wick makes an ex-
ceedingly liberal offer and one which should
be fully appreciated by the people Of this
State. He offers to take charge of any
funds that may be sent him by his custo-
mers to buy food for the hungry families in
the grasshopper districts of the West, CIV
ing IN account of its disposal, and to add
$500 a. his own subscription. In the spring
seeds of all kinds will be needed, and he
will appropriate to the purchase Of these any
money that may be sent him and will add
$500 to the fund. This is noble generosity.
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HEADQUARTERS FOR BARLEY

]. w. Tenvoorde will pay the highest,
market price for all the barley there is in
the country. Farmers will do we'll to call
on him before disposing of their barley.
He is also paying the highest price for
wheat, oats and farmers produce of all
kinda
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ALL ABOARD f.!
READ THIS ITEMi

Goetten & Trossen, at their popular meat
market, have everything that may be want
ed in theline Of meats, poultry, etc. Custo'
mers will find fat turkeys, geese, chickens
beef venison, mutton. veal, pork, sausage
hams, in short anything and everything il
this line that may be called for. And wha
is more, everything is No 2, and will b.
sold at low prices. Go to Goetten & Tros
sens. sure!
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ACQUITTED.

The testimony in the Moonen murder
case was all in last Thursday evening. The
case was summed up by Attorney Gener-
al Wilson for the State and by Capt. Col
Inns for the defendant Judge McKelvy
charged the jury, and the case was given to
it at halfpast eleven o'clock that same
night. The jury was out until Saturday
forenoon, and then reported to the Court
that it could not agree upon verdict, and
Moonen was discharged.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-12-17

PERsoNAL.-Mr. Ed. B. Smith started
on Tuesday for New York State, where he
will spend the winter visiting friends in
different localities. His place in the bank
has bean taken by Mr.: Theodore Wing.
Mis- Ella Smith, who is engaged ~ one
of the teachers in the Brainerd public
school and has been spending her vacation
1T home, will return to Brainerd in = few
daya
CA. Ruttee, Esq, of Brainerd, il in the
city.
capt. Grovenor, of Sank Centre, arrived
in town Tuesday, having made the trip in
order to attend the closing lecture of the
tate course gwen here.
Mr.. Alb. van der Velde, of Duelin, Ben
ton county, was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. A. J. Smith, of the Citizens Bank
Of Sank Centre, was in town to-day.
Mr.. James S. Mitchell is now represent
ing the house of Miner & NcCarty, St.
Paul, and is Visiting the different towns in
Northern Minnesota taking orders.
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FOR THE HOLIDAYS.

At Julius Kuch's lat the Union Bakery,
opposite PowelPs) you will find the largest
assortment of toys and fancy confectionery
in the city. Do not buy your confectionery
until you have called at Kuch's. Nothing
like his stock ever before in St. Cloud.
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STILL THEY CONE.

]. w. Tenvoorde still continues to re.
|-eei~e now ~'9oed~,. Eos tho fall. and winter
trade. The very best staple dry goods,
woolens, fannels, blankets. clothing, etc.,
etc. DO not fail to call, as he is selling very
cheap. A splendid stock of choice family
groceries. Tenvoorde's is the place.
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Having purchased the meat market OF
Messrs. Coates & Freeman, I would an
nounce to the people of St. Cloud that
can he found at the old stand prepared at
all times to supply customers with the
choicest meat and poultry Of all kinds
Meat bought, either at wholesale or retail,
Of me will be delivered in any part of the
city free of charge. Farmers should not
fail to call on me before selling their stock.
w. w. McMICKING.
St. Cloud, Dec. /, 1874.
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QUARTERLY MEEr1Ne.-The first quar-
terly meeting Of the St. Cloud charge for
this conference wear will be held next Sat-
urday and Sunday, Dec. 18th and Goth
The Rev. E. r. Lathrop, P. E., will preach
Saturday evening and Sunday morning and
evening At the usual hours. Sunday MORN
ing, love feast at 81 o'clock, Administra-
ton Of the Lords supper after morning
service. Sabbath School at one o'clock.
n. s. HILTON, Pastor.
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PORKERs WANTED.

Any person wanting to buy pair of mules
or some good horses for general purposes,
will find it to his advantage to call on US.
A like invitation is extendedto all who are
owing us.
COATES & FREEMAN.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-12-17

On the 9TH, as we learn from the Sank
Rapids Sentinel, the dwelling house of
Calvin Briggs, of Gilmanton, Benton coun-
ty, was destroyed by fire. Most of the
contents of the building, al we'll as some
grain stored in an old kitchen, were de-
stroyed. The fire is supposed to have been
caused by sparks falling from the stove
pipe on to the roof
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-12-17

Go to Spioer's for furniture. He has
his warerooms filled from cellar to garrett
with the best make and finish, all of which
he is selling as low as the same quality Of
goods can be had in the West.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-12-17

The Little Giant Fire Co. will give
grand ball at Schwartzs Hall New Years
eve. The boys intend having one of their
best balls.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-12-17

Undsr the new possal Law, ~ win b
compsllsdto pay thspost.ss on al copie,
Of The JOURNAL. sent to subscribers outside
of Stearns county. This will amount to if
teen cents per copy per year, which will BE-
added to the regular price Of subscription.
The present postage istwenty cents per year,
80 that subscribers will save five csnts and
all trouble besides. The postage must be
RENTED with the subscription or the time
for which paper is sent will b shortened
proporionally. Papers in Stearns county
go free Of postage.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-12-17

-Grovenor has the best tanning mill il
the market. Very cheap for cash.
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J0BBING TRADE
OF
CHICAGO.
FOR 1874.
FOR 1874.

~A~ 40 8.
Job Dealers and Manufacturer Of Chi..
would mos, respectfully cal, IN. attention a, And n.. hs.
the Northwest supplies where mar Oh
nsd everything required prepared
before
dty in the country.
It's" we'll known us,. ineh.ux.
he products of the for the
divert dnsnsl business
hic.go sounde
BY the f.u h. the .
Cities that (oc' 1879 M demand facilities securing
t'o0' a's' FRO" hrs hAd 10th this and foreign and the
,sl that trade
stoks 6nest ved aud
lent facilities for the shipment desired and
nnd for ali kinds Of farm hppr.
make consiguments Commission Merxus.
&C.,: s:; :; ,. S ~. % ":'
:'' %. ID s::i,: Go eo."'''n''
pLowEE 1.TsxA1s
asG M &C. Co. q s Manufacturers Armstrong
';s: ' s:: :
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS srA7IosERs.
:EP e.; 1 as 60 g. s, ,i :1t s' A0*' w. ""a
The Western *'''',. ~
~; g. e 81; s s go *: s: D. s:;: Co
Z; : ; &: :; markets. SO: "
'''' Co. T. " ' c.sss OF. ' c,o rs' ::
a.; s Ell; e. e. s !: ::'' a:: s ......
.... su.. Co.., m eAs ." '0A'" AND SLEIGH
KAyA apH LakeUr
AND DAIRY SUPPLIES
QuEbsswAaa
::::: % r ss g. e: 81 * ;:s rs x''A'''
oHuhcu. FARM AND SCHOOL BELLS
=" q. Banks Go s+.ad' ss c"DA".
9ss &c @ p.r,rs& .s....
c4oAks SUITS TRIMMINGS t.
j. w. an"sn
@ & @ p !: s' az. * ~
TRIMMINGS
@ s ss1 S %c':' s:ss Madison
" s s s e g. 1851 IS *
e. : ;:: % e. II &: {: rs:
smith Dexter a' nDv.
Brooke s'n' ss'nd 80 Michigan IN
:s;y E:tt v as:
DRUGGISTS 1 susoa1ss INSTRUMENTS
BIZ" 7''' III and rs RAndph' R.r..
CHEMICALS
Fl; s sss &: g : s
mDs.
II: ::: =; $:;:: % s *s % s
ave. esIr Fruit Co.. v.,s.
Kramer Bros a* and es E u.d.n. ' ' '
FuksuunE-scuooL CHURCH AND OFFICE
enss runsuss acs es '''"'' '' 100
';:; T:' g; % % % st.
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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-12-17

The place to buy dry goods, notions,
stationery, etc., is at Vests new Block,
where West and Selby are selling damaged
goods at any price and sound goods at cost,
to close out their entire stocks.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-12-17

-Diphtheria is said to be a prevailing
disease in the northwestern towns in this
county, and many deaths have been caused
by it.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-12-17

The Board of County Commissioner
will meet on the frat Tuesday in January,
which will be the 5th.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-12-17
D MILL MEN AND OTHERS

Several hundred pounds Of old type, suit
able for babbit metal, can be purchased .,
this Office.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-12-17

The Committee selected by the Grand
Jury to examine into the county books and
records, are at work in the Auditors Of:
fee.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-12-17
FOR SALE.

A Wilcox & Gibbs Sewing machine, en-
tirely new and in perfect running order
Price, $85. VIII be sold for $50 and on
reasonable terms.
Also, a full set 10 volumes) Of Chambers
Encyclopedia, latest edition, entirely new
will be sold at bargain.
Enquire at this Office.