The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-11-12
FOR SALE,

the mails to any post Office in Stearns coun-
ty.
FOR SALE.
A Wilcox & Gibbs Sewing machine, en-
tirely new and in perfect running order
Price, $85. Will be sold for $50 and on
reasonable terms.
Also, a full set 40 volumes) of Chambers
Encyclopedia, latest edition, entirely new,
will be sold at a bargain.
Enquire at this Office
The Times office is offered for sale.
-Cranberries are scarce and high-re-
failing at $500 per bushel.
"A number of our citizens went to St.
Paul to-day to hear the Adelaide Phillips
opera troupe.
Mrs. Caroline Grandelmyer has applied
for divorce from her husband, Chrisostre-
mus Grandelmyer.
Union Services will be held at the NJ.
E. church next Sunday evening, At 7
o'clock; sermon by the Rev. Mr.. Stanley.
Mr.. II. B. Morrison, at the Clearwater
Mills, is selling lumber at reduction of 10
per cent. for Cash.
Judge McKelvy is holding term of
the District Court..at Sank Rapids. Most of
the St. Cloud attorneys are in attendance.
The continued delightful weather goes
far toward redeeming November from the
traditional slurs that have been cast on her.
MIR. John Poechmann, one of the pro-
prietors of Schwartz & Poechmann's Hall, ,
died of typhoid fever on Tuesday night.
Mr.. A. W. Bush is now 1t Boulder
City, Colorado, where he has a jewelry
store and is said to be doing thriving bus
mess.
The sale of slips at the Congregational
church (for the united Presbyterian and
Congregational societies) took place last
Monday evening.
The old sash factory building owned
by Mr.. w. T. Clark, near F. H. Dams
planning mill, has been torn down, and the
appearance of that locality thereby much
improved.
Francis s. Pangburn, of Sank Centre,
was pronounced insane and sent by Judge
Evans to the Asylum at St. Peter. He il
IN unmarried man, about thirty years of
age.
The Express Company have furnished
Frank Hall with new delivery wagon !;
whereat Frank is as proud as boy with .
new pair of red top boots.
The sociable of the United churches
will meet with Mrs. Davis on Friday even
ing. A particular invitation is extended
to all. Subject of entertainment, '1ncidents
in the life of Paris"
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Last Sunday morning, while striking
match, Mr.. x. Homer ran large needle
into one of his finger joints. 1t was drawn
out from the other side by DR.. Gmelin.
The wind storm last Saturday evening
discouraged the members the Board of
Education from turning out, and there will
be no meeting until the first Monday of
December.
Several Sons of the Forest Of the Chip
pewa persuasion, rugged out in gorgeous
style and smoking tomahawk pipes, thread
ed their way through the intrlcacies of the
city last Monday.
The official vote of Stearns county is
given in this number. 1t was canvassed
on Monday by Auditor Vossberg assisted
by Justices Hammered and Rigby. The re-
turns from North Fork were the last re-
ceived.
The contract for furnishing the court
house and Jail with eighty-6ve cords Of dry
maple wood has been let to A. Weiss, A.
Then and George Helm at 1914. The
bidders between that price and 1924 drop
ped out.
Mr.. J. w. Metzroth has purchased
Hon. H. G. Burbank's brick store building
on the corner of st. German street and
Jefferson avenue, and is having it fitted
up to be occupied by himself Price Sc, 900.
Several Sabbaths ago the conversation
in a family circle drifted around to the sub
ject of Herodias' daughter. A little Eve.
years. old daughter, whe sat by, spoke up
II heard all about her at Sabbath School
She is the girl who wanted the head Of q
Baptist preacher on charger"
The Lorsch patent interchangeable
spectacles the best in use, st Robertsons.