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The eo.Pertnership existing between tie
undersigned, under tho firm nsme Of Davis.
Resl & Co., in this day dissolved by mutu-
al consent.
Mr.. Lewis Clark will settle the 6rm bust.
ness et st. Cloud and 10 alone authorised
to collect accounts and receipt bills, made
AID incurred at the store in that place.
Charles E. Davis and Charles r. Beel. or
either Of them, will settle the irn business
at Clearwater and ore authorised 70 collect
accounts and receipt bills made sal in
Cured At that pless.
G. J. DAVIS.
CHAS. R.'BkAk.
otsed April ~, 1sE1 ~
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Notice to Tax Payers.
AUDITORS 0rr1os, STlARHs Co., MINI. !
ST. CLOUD. April 2lst 1874.

AUDITORS 0rr1os, SrsARss Co., MINI.
sT. CLOUD, April 2lst 1874.
The attention Of taxpayer 10 called to
tho following section Of the now tax law:
SIoT1oN l39. After tsxes upon lands
shall have become delinquent - provided
in this act, they shall b subject to . pen.
atty Of ten per cent. on the amount Of such
tax; and such tax and penalty shall bear
interest from the time vhea The tax shsll
become delinquent, 1t the rate Of I've pr
cent. per month, which penalty and inter
est shall DO included in tho judgment
against such lands.
Taxes for tho year 1873 become della,
quent on the lst day Of June, 1874.
By provision Of section 20, Of IN oct to
enforce payment Of taxes which became de-
linquent in 1873 and previous years, any
taxes delinquent lin case where tho prop
erty has not been sold to . purchaser for
taxes) can be redeemed at any time before
the LIST day Of August, 1874, ON payment
OF taxes, and twelve per cent. interest.
BARNEY VOSSBERG,
apr 23'6t County Auditor.
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20 LET.

Tho Driving Park Association, Of st..
Cloud, wish to lease to responsible man ,
the grounds thereof, for one or more years.
The premises consist Of 80 acres, well
fenced, with good house and barn, and
about 60 acres can be broke and cultivated.
For further particulars, inquire of
JOHN COOPER
!: NJ n: R sosha1E Committee
st. Cloud May 18th 1874.
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--Neighbor Lamb, Of the Times, remarks
this week "thst there are at present . large
number Of vacant store-rooms in this city,"
Now We do not think it very bad show
ing when We state that among the ninety
store-rooms on St. German street and
Washington avenue, there are but five Va.
cant, the most Of these are very small.
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On Tuesday evening, Mr.. Jos. Hersh-
bach was assisting Mr.. Geo. Fuller in
burning the hampers from the mouth of q
horse whom the animal became unmsnag-
able, rearing up and falling backwards,
throwing Mr.. H. who was holding him, to
the floor, striking on his face, tearing the
skin from his forehead so that it hung down
down over his eyes.
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On Friday last q spark from passing
locomotive set fro to some rubbish in the
door yard Of Martin Bowling. The fire
soon spread to tho house and but for the
timely discovery by one Of the neighbors
1t wsuld have resulted in the destruction
Of considerable property, % there was q
very high wind 1t tho time. People living
near the railroad track cannot DO to care
full in regard to tho accumulation Of litter
Or rubbish Of any kind about their premi-
SOS.
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LETTER LIST.

Letters remaining unclaimed at the
Post Office, in St. Cloud, Minnesota, on
Wednesday the 18th day of May. 1874.
To obtain any of these letters, the appli-
cant must call for s'Advertised Letters y
and give the date of this list. If not
called for in one month, they will be sent
to tho Dead Letter Office.
0ENTLEMEKs' LIST.
Christlow Geo Long Anton
fstnod Jos Stickney Arthur
HELD FOR POSTAGE.
Miss Marie Steil, Sank Rapids, MINI.
J. E. WEST, P. NJ.
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Mr.. Montgomery, contractor at tho
Normal School, is doing good work in
getting the large Assembly Hall, in the
new building, in readiness for tho gradu-
sting exercises ct the close Of tho present
term Of the SCHOOL, Which takes place on
tho 10th inst,
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THE MARSH HARVESTER.

The best and cheapest Grain Harvester
in tho world, Farmers, do not be decsiv-
ed by imitation machines. Buy none but
tho genuine Marsh Harvester. For sale by
J. =. WING, and J, 3. HOWARD,
81. Cloud. Sank O~ntrs,
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BRONCHITIS.

This is an irritation Or Inflammation Of the bron-
chal tubes which carry the air we breathe into the
lungs. 1t arises from cold settled In tho throat,
from Catarrh and from severe of tho voice. The
larynz and glois which the organs Of the voice.
and, extending downwards, produces hoarssness,
coughing aud splitting mucous matter, sometimes
mixed with blood. It 10 chiefly dangerous from it,
tendency to spre into the lungs. and terminate III
consumption It il In the II severe and obsti.
nate cases Of this disease that DR.. PiercSs Golden
and won the loudsst praise from all who have used
It.
ADEPT OF GRATITUDE.
Mrs. Mary TAFT, Of Elk Point, Dakota Territory,
called ct the Worlds Dispsnsary. Aug. 10, 1879 to
having been entirely cured Of Catsrrh complicated
with throat disease, by the ofDr esgss Catazrh
Remedy and Dr. Pie-ce's Golden Medical Discovery.
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Tho next regular monthly sooisbls Of
tho Ladies Aid Socity Of tho. Methodist
church, will be held in tho church on to-
morrow evening, ice cream, lemonade and
other refreshments furnished, Reading by
Prof. Haines, and singing by Prot. Rhys
and others. All are invited to attend.
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Tho editor in chief il still "down on
the Ohio" and writes that he has been
'busy most Of the time making fires to
keep from freezing" On Wednesday last
st Marietta Ohio, water out Of doors frozs.
He also reports fearful amount Of sick
ness funeral every day, and sometimes
three.
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Ben Bolt, (not no that remembered
sweet Alice but he Of the "lsst and awl, "
has again returned to this city, AID says
that he intends to abide with US for q sea.
son.
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CAstorla IL moro tbsp . substitute for Castor
OIL It 10 the only safe article In existence which u
certain 70 sssinlsts the food, regulate the bovsIe
cure wind collie aud produce natural sleep. II
tains neither minnersls, morphine or scohoI, and
ID pleasant to take. Children nesd not cry sad
mothers may rest move "
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-We have received comp limentsry tick
cts for the Oratorio Of "Daniel," to b
rendered by the Sank Centre Musical soci-
sty, on the evening Of the Goth inst.
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1t was decided at the Ii It meeting Of
the Board Of Education not to have q pub
Lilo examination and exhibition at the close
Of the present term of the Union School.
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Dated, st. Cloud, May IA, 1874.
FOR RENT.

A commodious and comfortable dwelling
house on Welles avenue. Possession given
at any time.
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- The "Minnespolis' arrived this
morning and took on . load Of wheat for
Davis & Beal, of Clearwater.
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To ArToRHzYs.-Just printed, full set
Of Appeal blanks for Justic,s Court: Call
at The JOURNAL Office.
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OBSTACLES TO mARRIAGE.

Happy Rslieffor Young Men from the effects OF
errors and abuses in early life. Manhood restored
1mpediments to Marriage removed. New method Of
treatment: New and remarkable remedies. Books
and Circulars sent free. in sealed envelopes. Al.
dress, Howard Association, No. South Ninth street.
Philadelphia, Ps-sn institution having high rep.
utekel ~ eeleEsbts gesdustoD sfetl 6sa0 ~
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Mr.. D. B. Woodmsnsee, formerly IN
charge Of the driving park in this city, is
now in charge Of the Saltwater driving
park, and is building Eve large stables
for the accommodation Of some of the fast
trotting stock Of the State, which have been
entrused to his care. The horsemen of
Saltwater have secured the right man in
the person of Mr.. W.
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AT tho same time Of the rain storm 1t
this place on sabbath last, Maine Prairis
was visited by slight hail storm, which
lasted but few moments, doing no dam
age,
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1t cost very short thick set man
$3.50 to box very tall slim mans ears
on Tuesday morning.
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"A number Of the ''Lo" family were in
town on Tuesday, buying their summer
clothing.-One yard craven Duck"
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Mrs. Fillmore would announce to tho
ladies that she has received splendid as.
sortment of dress trimmings Of tho latest
styles.
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CENrAUR LINIMENrs.

There Il NO pain which tho Gen.
!: !: !: :: !:
~ taur Mnimsnts will not relieve, no
3S5F swelling thsy Will not subdue. and
Nu no lamsnsss which they will Lot
CAAS cure. This 10 strong language, but
3-EE& It 70 truo. They have produesd
moro cures Of rheumatism, usrrai.
FSWpo Ga, look,jaw, palsy, sprsias, swell.
isgs, caksd breasts. scAlds burns. saltrhsum, ear
ache, &C., upon the human frame, and Of strains
spavins, gals, &c., upss animals in one year than
have oil other pretended remedies since the world
began. They are counter irrttant, alLhesling pain
rslievsrs. Cripplss throw away their erutchss the
lame walk, poisonous bites are rendered harmless
and the wounded are hsslsd without = scar. Tho
recipe 10 unpublished srosad sash bottle. They ssll
~ ~ articles ever before SOLD and they sell becssss
they dol ast what they pretend TO do. Those whe
nov suffer from rheumatism. pain OK swsllins Do
sssvs - safer II they vilI not ~ 0satsar I4ai.
asss, vhMs wrapper. More than 1000 certificates Of
rsAAskshls surss. including frozen limbs, chronic
rheumatism. gout, running tumors, L., have bssn
received. We will ssnd . circulsr containing Ger
acstss, tho receipt, &C., gratis. 10 any request
Ing It. One bottle Of the yellow wrapper Centaur
Lininsnt 10 worth hundred dollars for spawned
or swsssisd horses and mules, for screw worm IN
sheep. Stock owaers-thess linimsnts ere worth
your attention. No family should b without them
"Whits wrapper for family uss;" Yellow wrapper
for animals. Sold by oil druggists. TO cents psr
bottle; large bottles, 500. J. D. RosS 4 Co., -
Broadvsy, NY.
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The Steamboat minneapolis" made
her second appear ance on Sunday after.
noon, at the lower levee. She Loft again
for down river on Monday morning, and
will be here again to-day.
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The Maine Prairie Grange has changed
the time for holding the meetings from the
first and third Tuesdays in each month, to
the first and third Saturdays in each
month, at 2 O'Clock P. N.
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This morning We had q splendid rain,
which has done moro good for tho farm ers
than dozen State Grange Conventions.
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", E. Haywsyd, Of the Union Mills, Of
this city, is filing . government contract
for 1000 sacks Of -four. He delivers it at
St. Paul.
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c. Bridgman has successfully swung his
sheer boom across the river, and has his
store booms in readiness for securing his
seasons supply of logs.
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AT . meeting Of the Directors Of tho
st. Cloud Driving Park, held At the Office
Of John Cooper, on Tuesday evening Of
this week. it was decided to lease the park
to some reliable person.
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"A young man named Smith undertook
to stop base ball with his eye on Mon
day. he stopped the ball, but he carries
that eye in . sling now.
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Jimmy Hall of the Post Office, says
Job may have had patience, but he has not.
Jim now takes his meals off the MANTLE
piece,
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Garments made to order, in the best
manner, cheap at Prondzinski's.
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Oranges and lemons at

step ladders cheap
at @. F.. Sc w. POwell's.
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On Friday Of last week the dwelling
house and barns Of Mr.. Geo. McCus, who
lives about six miles from this city, on the
Sank river, were destroyed by fire. Every
thing in tho house. and yoke Of oxen {;
several pigs and some poultry in the barn,
were burned. He barely got his team Of
Of horses out Of the stable.
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BOARD OF EDUCATION.
ST.. CLOUD, May 9, 1877!

AAo LIZ" DOaCu was ColAou 70 VEueE Dy
the Clerk Of the District and the following
members answered to their names:
Messrs. Alden, Raymond, Stanton, Clark,
Wing, Davis, Vossberg, Wilson, Brick,
Wright and Lamb.
The Clerk called Mr.. Davis to the chair,
who stated that the first business Of the
board was to elect . President Of the
Board for the ensuing year.
Messrs. Alden and Vossberg were ap-
pointed tellers, and Mr.. J. Il. Raymond and
W. T. Clark were nominated for President.
Whole number of vote IL. Necessary for
choice 6. J. H. Raymond received
votes and W. T. Clark received 2, Mr.. Ray.
mond was declared elected President for
the ensuing year:
The Board then proceeded to the cleo.
tion Of Clerk of the Board with the follow
ing result:
J. E. Wing received s votes; P. Prick
received votes; Scattering l. There was
no choice
The second ballot was then taken which
resulted as follows:
J. E. Wing received votes P. Brick 4.
Mr.. Wing Was declared elected.
Tho Board then proceeded to elect q
/ Treasurer which resulted in B. Vossbera
receiving al but one vote for that Office
and was declared elected.
It was moved by Mr.. Alden that the
rules governing the old Board be adopted
until otherwise ordered.
On motion the Board adjourned until
first Monday in June next,
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-"Old Settlers" second and very inter-
esting letter, may DO fouad in another col
umn of this page.
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Clearwater is now putting On airs.
Her post Office has been n ado money Or
der Office.
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See notice to Executive Committee, of
Stearns Co. Agricultural Society, publish
ed in this issue.
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NORMAL SoHooL.-The examination in
the Model Department will take place on
Tuesday May 10th, from 8 to IL A.. M.
Normal Department, Tuesday May 10th,
from 2 to P. NJ, and on Wednesday, May
goth, from to IL AN.
The exercises of the graduating class Of
the Normal Department will be held IN the
Normal Hall, in the new building, on
Wednesday evening, May Goth, commence
ing precisely at 8 o'clock, P. M.
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FATAL Atc1DENT.-On Saturday last
Miss Amanda Burd, of tho town of Ashley,
about three miles from Sank Centre, while
drawing water from q well, met with an
accident which cased her death. She had
drawn bucket of water, and while lean
ing over to empty it into pail her foot
slipped and she fell into the we'll head FORE
NEST, breaking her neck, killing her
instantly.
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Fresh family groceries of all kinds can
always be had at Curtis Grocery Store, at
bottom figures.
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ArThe Circulation OF The Journal
IL DOUBLE that OF any other paper
Published in Northern Minnesota. Lot
Advertiser remember this.
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st. Cloud, May. a., 1874.

Every one knows that cold o. cough
ought not to be neglected. Our advice 10
to take care Of it before it 10 to- late, and
use CDR. Wishsrt's Pine Tree Tar Cordial -
which can b had Of any druggist. Dr..
Wishart's Worm Sugar Drops 10 the best
remedy for worms ever discovered.
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For SALE CHEAP.-A store building at
Two Rivers. Also, 80 acres Of land u
acres now in winter wheat) with house,
horses, etc. All will be sold very cheap.
Address 8. Vandersllis, Two Rivers.
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NOTICE.

All dogs not licensed on or before the
lst day of June, will be killed without any
further notice.
E. ROBERTSON,
Chief Of Police.
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1T ia ia remarkah1A Inv honnpa y

1T is is remarkable how honors will
puff man up. For instance, Mayor
Boyd before his re- election was not in the
least airy. But no sooner had he spoken
his little peice before the council than he
went to work and shssrsd "Moses" a-la
Leo, and has also raksd up the yard in tho
rear Of his store, and enclosed It with .
high board fence, and says the boys shsn't
pick up any more pins in that back yard.
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Last week . hearing Of application
for divorce between Anton Springer, OF
Two Rivers, and Magdalena Springer, who
resides in Germany, on the grounds of de-
sertion and adultery, was held before l..
A. Evans, Judge of Probate, as referee.
Divorce granted. oscar Tayloy attorney
for plaintiff
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NOTICE..

Sealed proposals will b received hy the
undersigusd, until the 15th inst, for doing
the City Printing for the ensuing year.
NATHAN F. BARNES.
City Clsrk.
st. Cloud, May. IA, 1874,
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J0BBING TRADE
OF
CIT &c a q.
FoR 1874.

We the snd'r''sn'd c,.s.
would most respectfully .Ar,ush.
Northwest this Market their
nsa everything required by the trade Chicago
ao out
i tho country
Ills" VOL known fact that the lss. .sseh..s,
1n' products tho Northwest great
nor can
oh''g0 no" 0unds basis
proven the fact lsre.
cities That AZ" nov" (oe 1879
goods direct s....
'a that
Che.s.
nnd for al kinds Ap,.rs
make e'n''snmenst u eur Commission Merchants
=: e: 60; 4 IT,: ;
'"' ~As :: z: :sT sS: g. - Late '''-'''x''
1:n = H.. Lex: Manufacturer"
MANUFACTURED
s: e ": :::
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS srAr1onxRs.
S.::. LIZ; e. g. n nd
srAr1oxzRs.
'' ""'' '" o. ~ and - '>.":
AZ: 4: Co., Co.; .:*~. ~
q: : e: =: !: Is :: make. ''
'"'"' '' s.:::: or ~ ss 80:
'% @'' o 1;s COACH AND @: .en .oo,
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VIII '''''* Co. - md "e :... o.. '..''
T. i' :s e. 81 rs ::"
Bank, TO-. ,, -, 9a s.,!, Farm AND SCHOOL
s; s. :s: Wabash ave.
'" ah"0d &c., 81 and SO T. n'aSa@
e.: 4: =: :: H.: I. IT.: .,.
TRIMMINGS
Benedict Wahsha
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Fl: ::!@ " i: 4 s: i; ~!
s;; o.', ~ s.,
1s'' D..r4. rnso s:' Co., all AID as '+''
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,sess.srs .0sDA1ss AND rsspnu4..rs
s:ss ..p. AND cs.s &C., '
1s; s:!: s& e. {: !, x u:
DRY GOODS
@ 81 : s " : : -: .;:::;
GOODS.
FANCY Goods s1 SoSio sn' ''' '' 10 '''' '
o,,s.
Co. ,,,. ~ s...
GENT" FURNISHING
s:: '&':; *::s - NJ s. .s; ::
Damon Temple
FL $::.s '.:% a s ::ss :: e Ia : :
RIFLES SPORTING eoo,a
''''''' HARDWARE and o 1's a'' ''-'"
Wabash ave. s -. ss 4; Il: -
% % -: ~ x::. -: @E''
SUPPLIES.
Prsxa'.1s'iC CO, el~sx. Clarke.
=; =; 81 :;;| 81: Z; !: e.:
neN,
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IRON PIPE AND FITTINGS. a.
"''A Brooks . ~ as 2~ ~ Ic"n
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LAMP GOODS, GLASSWARE. &c..
- :5 sss;f :: 49,. s =: $780,: -:
ANb lEupuss
s's'Sre &C., q Il s.ssssS aaAa N.ss:
Z: Il Z: Sx
xASurAoru4ns
s.h& 0.,as Nd u Daztem
PAINTS
Ha.rt ws
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PIANOS
1'' " ' sa .o aRu III s::
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MANUFACTURERS
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

PREsarrERIAs.-(Church on Richmond avenue.|
Service everv sabbath at 10Ia M. and y p. H.
Sabbath school at Il M. Wednesday evsning lecture
and prayer meeting at ~ O'Clock. Pews free and
stranssrsinyited. Rsv.E.V. Campbell, Pastor.
DEPlsosPAL.-(St.J ohn's Church in lower town.
Services every Sabbath at l01< a. m. and ~ p. m
Sundays School at II M. Evening prayer. meeting
Fridays att O'Clock. Rev. 1T. Chambers, Rector.
METHoDIsr.-(Churchi nlower town. Services every
Sunday at 10y A. NJ. and7 n Pm. Sunday School at
"a NJ Rev. 1T. Lewton. Pastor.
eOoNaREGArIoNAL-(Churc ofRavinebridge.,
sunday school at II O'Clock. Prayer meeting 1T the
church on Wednesday evenings at o'clock.
BAprlsF-(Near the second ravins bridget Seryi
css every Sabbath q. lo1a O'Clock NJ, and O'Clock
p. m. Prayer meeting At the church on Thursday
evenings At p. IN. Seats free and all are welcome
KeV. W. b. Stanley, Pastor.-sunday School at II
CArHoLlc.-(Churoh of Immsculate 60 oncep tion,
St Germain street). Pastor. Rev. Benedict Haindl,
y. >. b. Assistant, Rev. Bonface Null o. s. B. Ser
wees; Week days at q. NJ; Sundays, First mass,
~ a. A.. High mass and sermon at 10 am. Yes.
persat2 p. m. Cathecet lea Instruction at 3p. m.
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Large arrival of new goods at Ten
voorde's. Call and see.
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u. Prondzinski has arrived from the
East, 80 have his new goods;
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j. Prodzinski's Ia tho place where you
can got good goods and square dealings.
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For sALB.-Six good new team wagons,
which will be sold lower than they can be
bought any where else. Inquire of G
Bridgman. tt
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-05-14

An elegant line Of cloths and suitings
at Prondzinski's.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-05-14

"A splendid and much needed rain was
the event Of Sunday last.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-05-14

AT meeting Of the local Board of Di.
rectors Of this city, Of the Minnesota Mu-
tual Life Insurance Company. held on the
18th Of this month. Dr.. A. E. Senkler was
elected in place of E. o. Hamliu, resigned,
and ". B. Mitchell in place of Il. c. Bur-
bank, who had also resigned. Mr.. H. T.
Board.
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GENTS furnishing goods. fine line of
neck wear, hats, caps, trunks and valises.
&c., cheap at Prodzinskis.