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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-02-26

-. NAHKBTDs u @-..E =
S% - 800 E&%
ST.. CLOUD. Fob. IS, 1874
Wheat remsias q last weeks quotations,
althoug Weaker In the east % s

althoug weaker In the east;
=. No. Observation-Disclosures. "
NO. 2...................."".... %
NO. 0........................... Oh
Some merob ants and buyers throw in
their commission, making the price two
cents higher.
Oats-40a45e.
Corn, 45c to 800
Flour-XXXX $5.60a8.o0 xxx $500
$3.50; Xxx $4.oOa4.b0 per barrel
Feed-$l.l5a1.25p per swt.
Cornmsal-$1.25.
Shorts-80c.
Bran--$8sl0 per ton; 500 per ovt.
Eggs-20o.
Butter ranges. from Is to 25t and vsry
sesros.
Potatoes-46a50e.
Green spples-$5 $4,000 per barrel;
go per peck.
Crsnberries, $2.6oas.oo per bushel 15c
per quart.
0nions-s0oal.o 90 per busbel.
Hensy-2oa25o per pound.
Maple sugar-l6s20c.
Cabbsge-$8 per hundred.
Beans, $1.eoa$2.oo per bushel.
Cheese-l5a20c per pound.
Hay-$5. O0a6.00 per ton.
Country hams-l0a123c per lb,
Sugar cured hsms-20c.
Dried Bsef-20c.
Wood-$a. 00a4.0 90 per cord.
Wool-Fleece washed, 30s3ee
Unwsshed, 2vs26c.
Tub washed, 85a41c,
Beef-0n foot, 80 to $40; retailing, Gallo
per pound.
Vsal-7o dressed; retailing, Sal0e per
pound.
Mutton-on foot, 8a4o; retailing sa122e
per pound.
Pork so dressed; retailing, es12}e
Mess pork, $500 per barrel.
chickens-7sl23oIperlb .
Turkeys-1la15c.
MILWAUKEE, Feb. Is.
Whest-$l 70 for No. l.
Oats-41
Corn-562o.
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FOB The PUBLIC BEHITIT!
ALL wo0LEH GOODS AT LESS THAN
COST

For the next Sixty Days. J. ". Ten.
voorde will sell ill WOODEN goods-blsnkets,
nubiss, soarfs, furnishing goods, etc.,
for less than cost. % he 10 determined u
close out the entire stock. Also, boots
shoes and boot packs It lower figures than
ever before known In St. Cloud. II you
want genuine bargains in 6rst.olass goods
do not fail to call at Tenvoofde's.
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John sehosnlsbsn, Of Zion, brought to
tsvn yesterday . porker, two years old,
which weighed COZ pounds. 1t WAS bought
BY Cross & Plates. Mr.. Crsss invites Mr..
Freeman to call and go this hog Weighed
10 claiming it to b tho largest ono brought
70 market this year.
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Mr.. Tenvoords Withdrew his bid, there
having been . mistake of $500 in tho ax-
arss given, and tho con tract was thereup-
on awarded to Msssrs. Mohs, of st. Wend-
Len, who will begin the work as soon -
possible.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-02-26

Tho Chicago Teacher thinks that whip
Ping 10 better punishment than detention
after school hours, because it sets the blood
in circulation and causes increased activity
Of the braiA.-N. ?. Tjbuas.
Doubted. The application IL generally
too far removed from the brain to cause
any increased activity there.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-02-26

-esvsfal 81, Clouditss went to Clearws
tsr - Friday evening 70 attend the party
savsa b Charley Benson, Of the Morrison
1e.ss. They reported that everything
wasNs 1-<ip-top-eouldn't b bsst-ete.,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-02-26

Castoria is moro than = substitute for Gator
OIL It is the only safe article in existence which il
certain to assimiate the food, regulate the bowels
cure wind collie and produce natural sleep. It con-
ta ms neither minerals morphine OF alcohol, and
il pleasant to take. Children need not cry and
mothers may rest. noy6 "
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-02-26

-Lisut. E. ". Bass. Of St. Paul, has
bssa relieved from duty It West Point Mil
itsry Academy, and assigned to the exps-
dition to take observations on the transit
Of Venus Lieut.. Bass spent several
months in st. Cloud in 1862, with the staff
Of the Eighth Minnesota Volunteers.
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CLOSING OUT Ar COST.

For the next thirty days I will sell my
entire stock Of dry goods, hats and caps,
gents furnishing goods, notions, etc., ct
eest, IN order to close ont my stock. Re-
member this, and get some Of the splendid
bargains an Offering.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-02-26

From the 81. Cloud Press.
We regard the position Of Member Of
Congress highl, desirable one, and even
should Mr. Mcclure aspire to be 4 caudi-
date for such . position, and should the
people ratify his aspirations 1t Tie polls, he
would make very oreditsbls member aud
the people OF this district might make =
much worse selection.
To Towx CInaxs.-Just printed and for
sale at this Office, ''Notiees Of Annual
Tswn Meeting" A large lot Of Town
blanks Of different kinds kept constantly
ON hand.
PAINFUL Aoo1Daxr.- Yesterday while
DR.. 8. r. Brown. Of Maine Prairie, VA
leading out horse by the halter to roll.
the animal crowded him against building
aud then kicked. striking him full in tho
taoe. One Of the oorks out through the
Drs lower lip, knocking out four teeth
and the jaw bone to which they were
attached. His nose WAS badly cut, and the
lett eye blsoked, and . cash out under 1t.
The escape Of the eye was,a narrow one,
and had tho blow struck over tho ,ys;
1t would have caused death. DR.. Brown
came to this city last evening to have his
injuries attended to.
POLLOK CouaT.-On Friday August Kau.
srt Was brought before Justice Tobsy,
charged BY Mr.. o. Laughton, Of the City
Hotel, with stealing wood, and fined 81
and costs.
On Monday An Ubiquitous youth named
mbrosius schsrver, living near St. Jo..
was brought by Sheriff Geissel before JUS
tioe 1oosy. to answer for serious wrongs
done to Josephine Ashman, who was then
and there present. After some discussion,
the difficulty Was am,eably settled by
Ambrosius agreeing to marry Josephine
''sftsr Lent" 1t 10 to be feared that. in
this case, she will find that Lent last, i.
long time.
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TRIBUNE EXTRA NO. 3,
(Now Ready
CONTAINS SIX LECTURES ON ASTRONOMY,
BY Mr.. Richard Proctor.
I. TIE Sun.
II. THE Suns FAMILY OF PLANETS.
III. CoxEFs AND METEoRs.
~. TIE NOOK,
Y. WONDERS OF TIE Star DEPTHS.
vi. BIRTH AND GROWTH OF THE SOLAR SYSTEM.
The extra also contains lectures delivered at the
Anderson School ON Penikese Inland, but never b.
fcre published,
By Prof. Lou is gassis.
I. F1RsT LESSONS 10 TIE ANDERSON SCHOOL.
II. TIE Art OF TEACHING.
III. TIE BEST Books TO STUDY.
Nv. CLASSIFICATION IN NATURAL HISTORY.
V. GLACIAL HISTORY OF THE CoNTINIAr.
vi. NOTABLE WORDS on VARIOUS Tories
Tho Proctor-Aeassiz Extra takes tho number and
place In the tribune Extra series Of tho "Credit
Mobilier" Extra, and will hereafter be substituted
for that in the Library for One Dollar" unless
otherwise ordered. Price, postpaid, to any address
in the United States 10 cents; twenty copies to ono
A3-The Series Of IA Tribune Extras, now publish-
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~ Now is the time to subscribe for Tn WxEK1r
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Capt. Hsn.y A. Castle. formally Of
tAis city, now Of 81. Paul, has decided to re-
smsths pzastiee Of Law, taking ~ part
1sr Mr.. George i. Stable, lately Of Mem
phle, Team.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-02-26

We have been requested 10 publish the
poetry given On tho hrst psgs Of this num-
bsr, me Sect in Rssvss," and to ak some
efeuf readers 70 give tho name Of the 90
TIER.
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] AAR,RlHD.

At Maine Prairie. february ~, by 8. r.
Brown. ]. r, Mr.. MARTIN s. GRsEIY snd
Miss ANNIE 6rIcKxsY, oil Of Maine Prsi-
rle. @5, -
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-02-26

-O1 Tuesday afternoon Dr.. sehulten
shpped while going down the outsids
ssaiEs - DsLse's barber shop. and in fall
jig struck his right hand into . pane Of
glass, cutting . severe cash In the palm.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-02-26

Reported for T11 JoulHAL BY John ZeYp
Esq., Registsr Of Dseds.
Warranty Deed Transfsrs fer Week
Ending Fob. 26, 1884,.
Leslie Worthinghsm and wife TO Joseph
NJ. Smith for swq sec 20 T 125 b 49,
$500
Benjamin " Veddsr and wife to Michael
Allen for q neg and nwq neg and VI
seq sec Is and nvq nwq nwq SEQ Is
12b RAW $1,70o
Joseph Zulegen and wife to Anna Stoke
for nj seq and svq neg SEQ Z T l28 B 81
v $1,000
Anna and John Stoke to Joseph Zulegen
for nwq swq and lot SEQ IS T 124 h %
and neg neg SEQ II T l16 r gov
$1,000
Philip P. Hippert and wife to Nicholas
Kuklok for seq seq SEQ 8 T l26 r 20 v
$1l2
Nicholas Keepers and wife to N. Bryan,
John Ball and Vim. Dickinson Tor So.
100 acres lot 2 SEQ 20 T 126 + sou $40
Joseph Boiling to Cbss Boiling for nwq 40
SO T 1923 b SOW 100
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LETTER LIST.

Letters remaining unolaimed at the
Post Office, in st. Cloud, Minnesota. On
Wednesday tho 26th day Of February. 1874,
To obtain any Of these letters, the sppli'
cant must call for "Advertissd Letters
and give tho date of this list. II moi
called for in one month, they will bs sent
to tho Dead Letter Office.
LADIEs' LIST.
Mcdonnell Kate.
oHHTLINER's LIST.
Clark Eugene Frseman Noah N
Keinman Phi MeCarty DIN
Mtmment Paul Smith Gilbert
Smith E n lehman Angles
HILD FOR POSTAGE.
Katy Ruf, St. Cloud, MINI
Jos. Then, Torsh, MINI.
e. WEST, P. M.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-02-26

Our premium oil chrome, tho "Yossn-
IT," sssns to b giving excellent salts
fAetion TO al who have received 1t. It IL
larger IN size and better in style and An-
ish than had been expected.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-02-26

CONTACT LIT. bids for building
the new addition to the Court House and
making changes and repairs in tho present
building were opened 1t tho Auditors otIce
ON Saturday and were ~ follows:
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-02-26
O0C!U&I

ere going TO buy our Dry Goods Of Young
& Bradford. They Gre selling mighty
cheap. Gene along and secure bargains.
They are selling At ACTUAL COST.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-02-26

We Iear1 that Mr.. James Jsnks, Of
Clearwater, va very ssriously burned on
last Sabbath svsai1s BY the oil in lamp
catching fire. He suffered most about the
hands and fooe.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-02-26

The B1sjnerd zti1saae mentions the
following atto1nsys who may b counted
- In the field for tho Judgeship Of the new
Twelfth District: G. B. Sleeper and J. W.
Steele, Of Brainsrd o. P. stesrns, Of Du-
luth, and possibly Judge Reynolds, Of De-
troie. Tho Tribune urges the use Brainerd
climber"
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-02-26

-Hr. Gee. 8. Ger, Of New London,
he's shsus decided to start . soap factory
in tAis eaty asxt ssaso., and Will want al
The ashes that eaA b had. So, savs ysur
ashee,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-02-26

1.-THE stearus County Agricultural
Society 10 defuaot," says the Sank Centre
Herald. Not quite 80 bad Is that. No
election Of officers Was hold this year, the
attendance Of members being too small to
count, but the old officers hold over, thus
maintaining the organization Of the socie-
ty.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-02-26

-Tsssdsy night was The coolest Of The
winter. d.. ssaklsr's Register marked 28'
below ssro, bsing 80 lower than ct any pro.
vious time this winter.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-02-26

Capt. L. v. Collins il Of the opinion
that IL Davis 10 the fastest and sasiese
running sewing nashias in tie market.
And ho kloWu.
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Cash paid for wheat 1t
Z r. II. RussHL1's.
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IAass. 2. Revsll& c., ozark Revs
Hsv York. aade. i. Psstsagill& Co., 81
Park Row, New ! ork, are tine so1s agent
ter III. Jsua1AI in that city ,sad are sa-
eAeEissdts ssatfas tori nssrtisg advertise
1s1tsfsr ~ at our lowest cash rates.
Advssslssrs i thstoity are requested 10
sevstAsarfayersWith either OF the shove
AVusea.
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M. Jsha Costss, Of this city, end Nr.
u. L. Shsldssk, Of IaEge, returned On
nsadsy hs1 Hsrt Garry. TAsy I'D t.
In . thas p,ass . drove q sigAtsss
AseDss, bought for he Nsnitebs nsuntsd
psltss. NJ. Ceetso says bugi1sss b veey
dali q 1sft oaefy, bot thss ~ people e.
ls1 bsetef anss Aszt summer. IL rspsrts
':Litt,s" Jtn VsaBssssslsss, vLs u nov
ss1aisg - messenger bssvssa Nsers-
hssd and Is.t Garry, - ~ l,isty and Pop.
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For genuine sweet cider, 80 to Jos.
:Seberger's.
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J0BBING TRADE!
CHIC a CO.
-
FOR 1874.

We the Chicago
supphes
tanned everything required the prepared
before out inducements
city tn. tm. n.reh.ns. Of
th. east
fires divert
Chicago
the v ones .nv our
Cities securing
goods direct from first hands,
necessarily characterize engaged similar lines ,ut..
largest Chicago excel
lent 'oie' for tho prompt shipment desired and
"'nd for kinds farm products should hppers
make eouagnmens . Commits
AGRICULTURAL 1np1r1MEsrs
!; e.: s; & q; go:
Materials
';:is Tx Manufactures" Armstrong 4'" q" '
s. s s W: s ss:
Pc a's si. L; 81: '''1'" y"
@''1 BOOTS .ss &c., Co., lis and
rs: g e: e: 2: := "%: :::: Co.
4; e.: =; mark. az:
and " c4x. ~. v.vtns ~
4:: =; *:s s. Ill n w., .+..
oAA444ur, o11su uovus,
:"s 49, ~ * street.
sv~r4@. '~'~' S'fD1
CHINA
~: = - ] H. ":'~' "
FARM soAovA BELLS
| w. Il Banks soo''4 anda' Canals"
ss Is s:* ssaSs Co., Safest
oAoAks su1r. TRIMMINGS s
/ w. ah"a &c., S.ndSd naaAonst
Il III: Il : T. III s::::. ave,
| AAu rAioky Trimmings
s:S% 'a' Ss1 u.s. %ssa
MERCHANTS
': :":' It: ~: T.: ST.
% s:ss z: WI; *: s. ; s~ S S:s :: '
W.: S': Is. xsa. % an. r1. ..y
Brooks Meme" Sands Ai'isAnav" CO,
a:s '% as IL ;ee 4 's. s:s"'"'
Bliss r, ~ Dx s sos0H1Hs AND SURGICAL
nHoas MEDICINES Ana "s S~s4 &c. and 10 A'%
:''; '"s.''" 44' aud 10 Rivers"
@ f s:; :s : sc :s s. an: 4:s:ss:
srAas ls: Co.. and Wabash ave.
| ruAs,nunn-souoo1 CHURCH AND orr,c,
essr pvea 5un,9' seo no Furniture Co. ''o
s: z:s !t WITT IT, s@ % ::.
''"' Temple III and ": s:c* 4sS ] s;,' n'
Ss . 4 s* s r.s.*
! Guns RsL Aa'A Pistols AND SPORTING ooons
Bss' Spencer & 10, 1856 lei Abbey Co. au.rk.
$$;: '''~S !ss::: ss:
s *s s z%a:s ; SIS xs
l. HARDWARE HEAVY SUPPLIES
&C,lAL kest
49, e. i; e.; S % 10 s: a T. s:s:se'
RcN
Wis., s s IS 2;a. % nsn
.Anv0 fph AND FITTINGS. &C.
"s'"o'n 'Foo "a"
/
= :: ":.:::: :: : ::: e: = $:;
/ CLAMP GOODS GLASSWARE
@ = s ssxs ss e. ny =: $::s
! FINDINGS
GOODS "
f. S: = "'.'*' ST.: Il and IL IL %::s
| Wohott Smith Co.,
| aLAss.&c
Sss a. s g. %.sss aufr .naps
'' % Leo. and Oil Co.. cor Green ''' s;:s; e :
! WINDOW GLASS AND porr1Es p"
Culver Hoyn.sco us.nd1o nouoest
'1: s cor State s:s sH a. IL o ss and
|
| w. b Douglas l" Lakes" hBcoksk Co.
! sADDLERY,
s & s Lana: :sa Is States. Brigham Ward
| MANUFACTURERS
stree. Nv Ssss' S
! SHOW
'''' s:s: :: s C: 9H :. ~ e.
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z
P11soxAI.--Hon. n. Il. Barnes came
hose en- Saturday. rsnaiAing until Tues
day. Hs Il proving himsslf very efficient
Rsprsssatasivs. = {
Mr.. John R. Clarke, Of Minneapolis, was
In the CITY this week, looking over familiar
ground.
Capt. Harvey Ofosr, one Of tho leading
sstornsys Of st. Paul. WAS in the city on
Friday. 49,
Mr.. z Lsab went 70 81. Paul ysstsrday
= attend : meeting Of the Executive Com
aissss q The otaas Agricultural Society 70
b held ss.day.
Ar.J. I. Fs<srs. Z druggist Of Anoka.
10 In the city.
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Hon Charles Walker, Of Sank Centre,
from this Representative county, deliv-
srsd IN able speech in the House Of Rep
rsssatstivss on Wednesday in support Of
biz bill doing sway with oil right Of dover.
and giving to . widow instsaA IN abso-
luts title 70 ons-third Of tho estate Of her
hu1band.
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UNION soHooI.-On Friday afternoon Of
every alternate week the exercises in tho
higher rooms Of tho Union School are var
led BY readings, reoitations, eto. Apapsr,
called The Ladies' Garland, has been start
ed, the 6rst number being read ON last Fri-
day afternoon. Owing to circumstances,
most Of its contents were selected. Master
Frank Tolman and Miss Mollie McIntire
were editors. Master Henry Lock and
Miss Edith Wilson were elected editors OF
the coming number, and Charley Jones
Reporter. A Critic il also appointed every
two weeks, whose duty It il to note the
grammatical errors Of pupils during that
time, 90 far ~ they srs detected by him,
and report these errors, to be corrected
BY the pupil in fault. Master viii Hay
ward performed that duty on lest Friday
Master Fred Weber being elected his sue
oessor. In addition to reading the paper,
making criticisms, etc., there were readings
and singing, with several fine reo,tations
~ Prof. Haines.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-02-26

-2sadsy's tsai. wss detained b. DRIFT
iag sasv unti sbsut ssar s'slesk, md did
Ast g aay aAsthse than this plsse. This
w . great dassppsiatnsat to qsits Q
number Of felix's, who Wsss Il The dspot,
bssad for The Nsssnis Ban q Sank Csntse
ihae svsai1g. A. hey dida's dance thy
did1't Aaye to pay Tie 1ddler.
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Madame G. White
will sell oil her goods At Is cents on the
dollar.
PANIC PRICES !!

Millinery Goods, Fancy Goods, Hair
Work, Fur Goods, and oil kinds Of Jewslry.
Ladies' will please call aud examine for
themselves.
st. German g., 81. Cloud.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-02-26

Everybody who wants clothing should
not fail to osll at J. Prondzicski's. Mr..
P. has received from the East the best and
largest stock Of clothing, hats, caps, gents
furnishing goods, trunks, satehsls, etc.,
ever brought to this city. His store 10
packed full Of goods. Call and see.
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Cash paid for wheat BY ..s
R. n. RUsslLL.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-02-26

For cheap boots and shoes 60 to Ten
voorde's.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-02-26

DO not forget to call at Robert Mock
snhaupt's. He will offer his entire stock
ct cost for the next thirty days.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-02-26

-0a Monday . large number Of me-,
and nuls-tsans connected with the Boun-
dary Survey sent ont last summer BY thu
Government, arrived in town. The teams
VIII b kept In this vicinity until spring.
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The Listls 0iaat boys have received
0sfR 1sv Are alarm bell, purchased with
asaey raised By their swn sxertions.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-02-26

-Oa Tassdey nesling . man ct 81. Je.,
Whsss name " have net bsen sble to lssxn,
aS~ ki.d,i1g ars vsat y he ~ 70
vsksa Ais viii. vhsss sias - Aad left but
. Nsw 1i.asss bsesrs, - su.d hsr dad.
VIA ~ vsha - bsf1As aisft ti1Ies che
~ II gsed hsll4 H otase Of hsr
eaAdsa death II NJ f61Vn.
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-B,snazek holds out great inducements
= lsor psopla The price Of oysters a
thas plaos has been reduced from 81 90 for
stsvs md rsws 70 80 cents, and for fries to
Is cents.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-02-26

Barber shop and bath rooms-evsry.
thing drst-olass-at JoHx D1l1o's
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-02-26

We judge that the Fergus Falls Advo-
ssss does not believe in ''impsrsonal jour
aalisn." Il rsfers in last weeks paper
- IN individual, % . "Walking whisky
tub" and that there may be no mistake,
gives his name.
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CITY COUNOIL.

Or. CLOUD, Feb. -. 1874.
REoCLAR M11T1Na.-PssseHt AID. J. g.
Smith. Prssidsat, Dorr, Fishsr. Owen, VII
son, Sohsrsr and Wright,
A Communication was received from G.
A. Leasls, Foreman Of the Little Giant
Fire Engine Company. stating that tho
FIRE alarm bell had arrived, and asking
that tho tower bs erected. Referred to the
Committee having that matter in charge.
On motion Of AID. Dorr, SIS wss added
to the amount prsviously vstsd for the
erection Of bell tower on the Ere engine
house lot owned BY the city Tor sa The lot
adjott6ns tho fire engine houss), thus max.
ing The cost Of tie tower not to sxossd $40.
The following bills were allowed under
suspension Of the rules:
z. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 90
]. j. Dorr, wood....................... 6 90
c. A. Lesgls, wood. &c., for fire
engine Observation-Disclosures. IL 10
D. N. G. Murphy & Co.............. b63
John Zspp, ESQ.,, in behalf Of the st.
Cloud Bridge Company appeared before
tho Council and stated that the Company
voted at ito last meeting to offer the bridge
to tho city for the sum Of $40. 900. AID.
Owen, Scott, Wilson and Wright were sp-
pointed q committee to take tho matter into
consideration and report 1t the next meet
ing Of the Council.
Adjourusd-
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CENTAUR LINImENTs.

There II no pain which the Con,
taur Linimsnts will not relieve, no
swelling they will not subdue, and
no lameness which thsy viii not
cure: This 10 strong language, but
1t Is true. They have produced
e-o~> x,,,~>. - -
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O1eil Paper Of tho CITY,

-0rgans for sale o. rent at Tobey's
beekeeoRe.
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OVEHCOATs AND FURs.

Joseph Edelbrook offers large lot of
fine and common ovsrooats ct cost, to close
out the stock. Also, large assortment Of
ladies' furs. A chance for splendid bar
gains. Cab 1t once.
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CHuRoH NoTzs.-The Rev. G. W. Pres
colt, Of st. Paul, Was in tho city on Tues
day last IN route for Fair Haven, whore he
will hold 8. 8. Institute. He will preach
in tho city on next Sabbath forenoon.
The Rev. L. Palmer, Of Minneapolis, re-
mained in the city over night Tuesday on
his way to Fair Haven. He preached the
some evening 1t the Baptist church.
The Rev. W. E. Stanley, pastor Of the
Baptist church, left the city on Wednesday
morning to deliver the opening address be-
fore the 8. s. Institute held at Fair Haven
on Wednesday and Thursday of this week.
The evening prayer meetings At the Pres
terian church closed on Friday. On Sabbath
Eve persons united with tho church on
profession Of faith.
A series of prayer meetings will be hold
in the Town Of st. Cloud next week-the
Rev. Mr.. Cam bell leading.
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WAxrED.-To buy dwelling house, out
side of tho business part Of the city. In-
quire Of N. VsnLoon.
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Tom aad JsF1y-the genuine thine-
Z Jos. sebesysr's.
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"A Grange 2. Of 4. has been organized
1t Burbank, Kandiyshi county, aud Is
prospsriAg. G. ". 0ssr IL Master and J..
Il. Stauffer Secretary.