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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-01-08


PllsoxAI--Nr. John w. Mlll,ean, d
Pit.ebure, who has been spending come
months here. started yesterday for jack.
sooville, Florida, to try what that climate
woald DO for him. His many .trisuds here
will hope he may find . complete restoration
Of health.
Mr.. W. P. Todd went to Sank Centre on
Tuesday to close on. the stock OF goods IN
Capt. Vests store at that place.
MIR. G. G. Besvorth, Of New Munich,
and NJ. 2. 7, Stafford, Of Sank Centre.
treated themselves to visit to tho city this
week. - 81. @v
MIR. G. p. Shepard, Of the firm Of Will
ting Shepard, esmmission merchants o.
Minneapolis, favored this office With h call
yesterday.
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"A French astronomer thinks that
he will be able to find cut dur,pg the
coming transit Of Venus whether the
planet is Inhibited
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Casso rta il moro than . substitute for Castor
OIL is tho only SAFE article in existence which IL
certain to asemiate the food, regulate the bowels
Ia ms neither minerals, morphine or alcohol, and
is pleasant to take. Children need not cry and
mothers may rest. noy6 "
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-01-08

- Frank Davis has bought Stephen
'Etheu's saloon, on St. German street, and
will keep on hand at all times the very best
wines, liquors and cigars. He invites al
his old friends to call and see HIM at his
new stand, - 80
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The two cases Of D. B. Sssrle %. r
K. Brossssu were tried before Judge Nc
Kslvy yesterday, and judgment endered
for Plaintiff for $492 and interest, tn.
amount claimed. &% -. ~.
In tho case Of G. Bridgmsn u. G. W.
Davis, II. NJ. Atkins, Erq. tho Referee,
has ordered judgment for Plaintiff for
smoont claimed, $65.12. II; .."-'"
In tho case Of tho application for .
masdsmus brought by the County Commits
sionsrs Of stearns county against the
Board ofSupervisors Of the town Of 81.
cloud 10 compel tho town to open cor.
IAN portion Of tho county road, tho Cour,
declined to grant the writ, on the ground
'nst there is NO law making it obligatory
on inc town to open such roads. D. Tay.
j, .of attorney fer the county D. B. Scarf.
for the town. &c.. .-~,
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NO. u
No. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 50
No. 3........"................ 100000. ~
Osts-3Oa32o.
Corn, $50 to 400
Flour-XXXX $5.o0ab.50; xxx 81 so
$500; Xxx 81 o0a4.b0 Per barrel
Feed-$l.15al.25 per owt.
Cornmeal-$1.25.
Shorts-6Oc.
Bran-$8,10 per ton; SOC per cwt.
Eggs-25a30c.
Butter ranges from 123 to zoe.
Pot atoet-45hECc
Green apples-$5 5Oa6 90 per barrel;
60 per peck.
Cranberries, $2.5oas. 90 per bushel; loo
per quart.
Onions-sOcal.0 90 per bushel.
Honey-2oa25c per pound.
Maple sugar-l5&20c.
Cabbage-$8 per hundred.
Beans, 81. ooa$2.OO per bushel.
Cheese-15a2Oc per pound.
Hay-$5. 0Oa6.0o per ton.
Country hams-10a12}c per lb.
Sugar cured hsms-2Oc.
Dried Beet-2Oc.
Wood-$3.00a375 per cord.
Wool-Fleece washed, 3Oa36c
Unwashed, 2Ua25c.
Tub washed, 35a41c.
Beef-On foot, 20 to 23c; retailing; Ga l0c
per pound.
Vesl-7o dressed; retailing, sa10c Der
pound.
Mutton-on foot, 3a4c; retailing sa1oc
per pound.
Pork &c dressed; retailing, sa10c
Notwithstanding at 12}e. pc,
pound.
Mess pork, $500 per barrel.
Chickens-7al0o per lb.
Turkeys-1la16c.
M1LwAuK11, Jan.7.
Wheat-Sl 24} for No. l.
Oats-38
Corn-59c.
II AnH AT0v
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HWp& gia, lockjaw, palsy, sprains, swell.
'ngs caked breasts, scalds, burns, saltrheum, ear
ACHE &C., upon the human frame, and of strsins
"pavins, gals, &C., upon animals in year than
have all other pretended remedies since the world
began They are counter irritant, all-healing pain
relievers Cripples throw away their crutches, the
lame walk, poisonous bites are rendered harmless
and the wounded are healed without . scar. The
recipe is published around each bottle. They sell
as no articles ever before SUD- and they sell becaus.
they do just what they pretend to do. Those whe
ow suffer from rheumatism, pain or swelling de
serve to suffer If they will not Use Centaur Lni-
ment, white wrapper. More :han 1000 certificates OF
remarkable cures. including frozen limbs, chronic
rheumatism, gout, running tumors, &C., have been
received. We will send circular containing Ger.
tihcates, the receipt, &c, ats to any request
ing it. One bottle of the yellow wrapper Centsur
Liniment is worth hundred dollars for spawned
or sweened horses and mules, or for tcrew worm in
sheep. Stock owaers-these linimsnts are worth
your attention. No family should be withou. them
"White wrapper for family use;" Yellow wrapper
for animals. sold by ali druggists. so cents Pc
bottle; large bottles, 90. J. B. RosE / Co., S
Broadway, NY.
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Prof Rhys' singing class on Monday
evening last in the Baptist Church was
largely attended, nearly sixty persons be-
ing present. The class will meet every
Monday evening at seven O'Clock. As his
instruction begins with the rudiments of
music, all those wishing to learn TO sing
should not fail to hand in their names for
the next meeting. His terms are So. so for
twelve lessons ; reduction made to fam
lilies.
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Mr.. W. French. Of Maine Prairie.
drought to town to-day, and sold to Cross
/ Plates, two porkers weighing 45s and
OBJ pounds respectively. Mr.. F. carried
OF $59.82 - the result Of this way Of
using his cora. Lieut.. Saltsr.. Of St.
Wendell, brought in Chester White to-day
that velghed $50. Good again!
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Tho subject Of tho next lecture Of the
Rev. E. V. Campbell, At the Presbyterian
Church on Sabbath evening, win be 1.-THE
Dante Of the Bible" Services begin At
seven o'clock.
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Mr.. J. &. hayward, proprietor Of the
Central House, offers his corner lot, 66x
a82 feet, with front aud L. buildings 70,
$4,000. which Is certainly . very reasons.
ols price; and further offers to take 81. o0C
OF that in stock, in any company which
will build house costing not lees than
$lb,0o0-it being stipulated that the city
shall build sewer from the house to the
river. We consider this the best hote
proposition yet made, % it does away with
composition, aud would give good hotel
an undisputed first place. Who will tax,
bold Of this project
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-01-08

Tho Presbyterian, Methodist and Bsp-
list Churches in this city are observing the
Week Of Prayer. Meetings arc held each
evening.
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Annual meeting Of tho Congregational
soeisbls at Prof. Moore's, Friday evening,
Jan. 9. Various anusements for the ocoa-
sion.
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Last night there WAS little row at
1ox's saloon. in which both parties got
ehoksd, several panes Of glass we're brok-
On. and other minor damage was done.
No arrests.
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The Willmsr Republican says that on
Saturday, . boy ten years of age, son Of
Jesse Hubbard, of Kerkhoven, while play
ing in the grain house accidentally fell into
the wheat bin from which wheat was being
removed, and he was instantly forced into
the spout. when body Of wheat caved up,
on him, and he suffooated before assistance
could be rendered.
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The Annual Meeting Of tho American
Bible society will be held IN this city on
the 25th inst. Further notice - to the
place and hour viii DO given.
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The difficulties between the Congregs.
siSaal church and it, Pastor are 90 fsr
ACQUITTED that Mr.. Pickett rendered his
rsdsaation to the Trustees last week. The
soc,sty paid him $3.50, over and above the
amount due on salasy 70 the slst Of Deem
bsr, 70 cid him till = can secure another
asld. Public services are temporarily sus-
pended, but the Sunday School, weekly
prayer meeting, and soeisbls will be con-
tinusd % heretofore. T.
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New Years was one Of the most beau.
tiful days ever known any place. The
weather during the week has been very
mild, and the sleighing is beginning to
soften little where used the most.
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The Firemen's Ball. given by the Lit
To Giant boys on New Years eve., was .
decided success. Everything passed off IN
good style and in an orderly manner. The
receipts were $3.50 net, 500. The money
viii DO used in buying . FIRE alarm bell.
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-Msssrs. Frank D. Hall, b. J. Rosen-
berger and F. Schultz went to Mime.
Apolis 70 attend tue State Firemen's Co..
vsntion on Tuesday. Frank Hall WAS
elected I'd Vice President by . unanimous
vote, and Henry Rosenbsrgsr was sp-
pointed member Of the Committee on
Resolutions. A toast to the Fire Depart
meat Of 81. Cloud, offered at tho bsnqus.
in the svssing, was responded to by Chief
EnKinssr Hsll.
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"A pair Of colts belonging to John
Gross broke loose and ran away this morn
ing, throwing Mr.. G. out Of the sled, frao
turing his leg, and finally running into
the awning in front of Scherer's shoe store,
tearing away one or two posts.
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The work on Kellogg's FIGURING Mill
was completed on Monday, aud the mill
rights received their pay preparatory to
leaving for their homes on Tuesday. The
whole slx run of stone are now in success
ful operation. On Thursday the first car
load Of -four for the eastern markets was
shipped, and hereafter tho company will
make like shipment each day.-Souk
Centre Herald.
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MIR. Jos. Kuseu has opened q basket
store in the building next door TO Rosen.
berger's book store. He manufacture. Al,
kinds Of baskets. Persons having baskets
that are in need Of repairs can have tho
same done neatly and promptly BY leaving
them with him. =.
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Tho Spring term Of the Union School
began On Monday. The attendance is lar
eer than ever before.
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GOUD FOR ALL!

J. W. Tenvoorde has decided to sell all
WOODEN and winter goods. during the holt
days, At . grest reduction from the usual
prices He has very large stock and
guarantees bargains. If you want to
buy for yonrself, orto. give friend for
Christmas, something that lie substantial
and reasonable, call at Tenyoorde's. 81.
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Cider, popcorn, and vegetables II
Curtis grocery store.
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Tho Alexsndria Post says that in each
Of tho stores IN Douglas county are petit
tious asking Congress to extend tho time
for tho completion Of the branch lines of
the st. Paul and Pacific railway. A good
idea. Similar petitions should DO at every
post Office or store in stesrns and other
counties along these lines, for signatures.
Who will attend to this
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Everybody who wants clothing should
not fail to call at J. Prondzirski's. Mr.
T. has received from the East the best and
largest stock Of clothing, hats, caps, gents
furnishing goods, trunks, satchels, ETC.,
ever brought to this city. His store il
packed full Of goods. Call and, see..
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MARRIED..

In this CITY, Jan. 6. 1874, by Justice
Tobsy, Mr. ANDREW NolsN and :Miss
BETSY JENSEN, both 9l sIsarns county. ,
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!JoBB1NG TRADE
CT
CHIC a GO.
FOR 1874.


would Of Muetar. br,..h.u
the Northwest this Markell their upphe
t"usd everything Chicago prepared .,.r
before hold out inducements
city 10 country.
nsa bi. city is tho l.dam.t. ;,.,h.,
the products Of the Northwest
o'es cannot 'srtt nor can financial
Chicago United s.t.
proven by the fact that the Banks ~
goods direct from first hands, ee,.rou. r.
'"y that necessarily trade. willis
lent facilities shipment goods any point desired and tn. ~ A
nnd for M kinds Of products p,
e: :: :: e 81:
s s Wax .:s*:s :ts::':
MANUFACTURERS
Randolph sS I'd 6 T. va s.:
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS AND srA11osx.s.
Ssss P sb a!as t. G. ns and 40
srAroxrRs
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II '''14 Co. "a '' '' c-.s. street, re-. -.
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| w. r. Banks &C., aA'nd ss Cana"
w. s ss%: IS 8: ~:
oloAks SUITS. TRIMMINGS &.
$ I: e: ~: r a sd .s : ~
rAilons TRIMMINGS
:s ss" s.:: Co., 49,. s .'~'
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GOODS GLASSWARE &c.
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MANUFACTURER
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|
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| MANUFACTURERS
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BARBER shop and bath rooms-every-
thlng hrst-class-st JOHN DELEo's
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On Tuesday Of last week the right
arm Of Frank Doughty, who was injured SO
terribly at Lake City few weeks ago, WAS
amputated at ito upper third. Morti6oa.
ton had set in and amputation VA, render
ed necessary to save his life. He is now
getting along we'll, and it is thought 10 will
recover.
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Madame G. White
will sell all her goods At Is cents on the
dollar,
PANIC PRICES !

Millinery Goods, Fancy Goods, Hair
Work, Fur Goods, and all kinds of Jewelry.
Ladies will please call aud examine for
themselves.
st. German st., st. Cloud.
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H. R. Totey, Esq, 10 acting % City
Justice during the absence Of Hon. N. F.
Barnes.
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"A fresh line Of goods just received and
will bs sold at prices to correspond with
the times, ct Curtis grocery.
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LIVELY T1Mls.- Tuesday and Wednes-
day were exceedingly lively days. The
sxpounders of the law were right up on
their muscle, and made the fur fly, so to
speak. On Tuesday afternoon while Judge
McKelvy was in store on Washington
avenue, and his little son was on the out
| side looking in, q burly wood-sawyer
named Kelly passing by, without word.
| struck tho boy with his fist. Judge Mo.
Kelvy happened to be looking out, saw the
outrage. and Immediately folio wed the fel-
low. Demanding to know of him Why he
had struck the lad, and eceivlng the re-
ply that it was ''none Of his -- BUSH
ness," the Judge planted his legal "bunoh
Of dves' between Kelly's eyes, and so Of.
feotively as to land him clear out into the
street. As soon as he recovered, and
without waiting to learn whether "that
derrick had hit anybody slse." Kelly took
to his heels.
| Later in the afternoon this same Kelly
made An unprovoked assault upon fellow
wood.sswyer, who had him arrested-but
not until after learning that tho operation
would cost nothing to himself, when he
vooiferously demanded that the. fellow
be dragged off to jail.
As the shades of evening were gently
falling, Captain Collins and H. Y. Ditmars
met in front Of Tn JOURNAL efice and tho
Captain urged Ditmars to settle an old L.
gal claim, when D. called him g. liar
and repeated the oh poxious epithet, where
upon the Captain, whose avoirdupois is
about ons-hslf that Of tho other man o.
sailed in gracefully, speedily sent his an:
agonist to grass, mounted him, and was
polishing off Ills isoeuntenance in: tho: most
approved manner When ;bystandsrs int l.
fersd. The next forenoon; as the Captain
Vas quietly passing along the sidewalk ia
front OF Benefits store, Ditmars, who was
standing there and Is quarrelsome crea.
ture, struck him . back -haude cd blow in
tho face. The Captain quickly rsoovere 4
himself and proceeded to put: Ditmsrs 9th
or eye in mourning, when Chief Robert
son interfsred. Capt. Collins made no
complaint, but the officer did, and Dit
mars was taken before Justice Tobsy, who
fined him SIS and costs for tho sssault.-
N'mars then made complaint .gains,
Capt. Collins. The Justice gave him until
nine o'clock this morning to give security
for the COSTS, He failed to do this or to
appear at oil by ten O'Clock, and .'th,
pri'oner"va discharged, very much to
the disappointment Of tho crowd that hst
collected to see the sport. Nextl
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-"Darwinism" has evolutsd the Fergus
Falls Journal into an illustrated paper.
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"-for cheap boots and shoes 60 to Ten
voorde's.
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-Herbereer Bros. make the best lager
beer n ths market. Order of them. II /.
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Cash paid for wheat by
r. N. RUSSELL.
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CENTAUR LINlmEN rs.

There is no pain which tho Cen.
taur Liniments will not relieve, no
swelling they will not subdue, ard
no lameness which they will not
cure. This is strong language, but
it is true. They have produced
more cures Of rheumatism, neural.
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-Dorr & Otto are p repaired to supply
families with ice for washing. Leave your
riders with them.
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MARKETS.

ST.. CLOUD. Jan. &, 1874:
Wheat has advanced nine cents since
our last weeks report. To.day's price
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~. A. Berry, Eco, has Withdrawn
from the st. Cloud Press, and that paper
will suffer another change Of editors. And
the world still moves.
The Sank Rapids Sentinel is said to
sneeze repeatedly whenever the St. Cloud
Pres takes snuff. The "shoe WAS on the
other foot" last Spring -Glen'oood Eagle.
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lash paid fol. wheat at 70
r. n. Russ11t'e.
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!. KOHL or HONOR,

! ". e.pdl6sd i PIT. H,ia.,sprieel-l
pal ofths' u.iaa beho,l, Ssr ! copy o. sshe'
Roll Of Honor for the last mouth Of
school: az
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NOTICE..

The annual meeting of the Stearns Coun-
~ Agricultural Society will be held at the
Court House, at st. Cloud, On Tuesday the
18th day Of January, at 2 O'Clock, P. H.,
for the election of officers for the ensuing
year. A full attendance is requested.
P. LAMB, Secretary.
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AbVERo
fiSlSo DoEs.-we have always maintained
'na' 'oere Was nothing like advertising and
especially advertising in first class. NOR
al family journal subscription price So q
year IN advance. Some weeks ago our
local columns contained an item about q
"mountin' sheep" at Coates & Freemsn's.
Last week Messrs. G. & F. received a let
ter from Chicago commission house.
which wants one of these sheen
| CHICAGO, Jan. 2, 1874.
Ae'srs. Coates j. Freeman, st. Cloud.
notice by your JOURNAL that YOU had
mounts ain sheep on exhibition, So. What
| VIII me specimen, With good horns, cost
Rer 10! WHAT will it weigh, about p
| would nave to ship ty express, what rate
| per hundred? We want one for a friend
| VINO wishes 1t for the skeleton only, but de-
sires to know the FIRST cost, SC. Lot US
know by return mail.
There was little joke about this sheep.
which the commission merchants appear not
to have got through their, wool. We OK.
planned, in the paragraph. that; the festive
animal Was ''mountin"a huge black bear. -
It was this mounting operation that made
common ram mountain sheep.
P. s. Our advertising rates remsin 1t
the same reasonable figures Is hereto fore,
-e.t 49,
"TH1 0ENrLIkAN IRON BuNarowr.'-
1t is now our blessed privilege to give per.
sonsl testimony to the tremendous in1lu.
ence which the Hon. G. Wilkins Bene-
dict, Senator from the east side, exerts up-
on his fellow Senators. We do this most
cheerfully for We have always felt that
the Hon. G. Whilikins was great men
. rising man. He rose on last Monday
evening. It was from his seat in the sena-
torial caucus. He rose impressively, did
the hon. G. Wilkins, and allowing his
eagle eye to roam over the assembled Sen.
stoss, spoke in thrilling tones. He uomi.
mated George A, J. Overton for tho position
Of Engrossisg Clerk. Giving the Senate
| time to recover, he "unrose" amid breath.
less silence. Three other nominations
were made by some rash individuals. But
We, who knew the mighty influence OF
g. Wilkins, felt in our souls tho assur
ance that his candidate would receive an
almost unanimous vote. The counting lot
the ballots seemed useless formality. SO
it proved to be, for Mr.. Overton. received
one uote!! How gloriously the bon. G.
Wilkins stood by his friend How won
derfully we'll he had ell his supporters in
hand! And what q moment of triumph il
must have been for him when, after the
struggles of two days, he carried these
supporters up in . solid body and cast
their united vote for MI. Overton! All
| hail TO the Hon. G. Wilkins North.
ern Minnesota is proud Of her chosen con
Railroads will gridron all these upper
counties ; rivers will be improved and
new ones made where there are none (for
is not the Hon. G. Wilkins in the Min.
nesota Senate y and We will all go march.
ing on shouting the Battle Cry of Free.
| dom
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-01-08
Official Paper Of tho City.

-Orgsns for sale or rent 1t Tobey's
NAL ntnpo
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-01-08
St. Cloud, Dec. 22d 1873.
FOR RENT.

A com odious and comfortable dwelling
house on Welles avenue. Possession given
at any time.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-01-08

For genuine sweet cider, 60 to JOS
Ssberger's.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-01-08

-Rsv. Cyrus Pickett has resigned tho
pastorsts Of the Congregational church Of
this city.
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s.,sl LAID a oFEioH az1As.
q. GLANDS Iyio.I .sc1spD nisns,
n ~. ssSss ssss .I.nuar,, vi a.t47T M

fnlroR JouaNAL.-Durins the year 1878
stsnds were entered At this Office % follows {:
Homes,eads Original ......S0. o67 acres.
Cash."... ... sa s. ...75, 079 "
Az Col. sortp.... .:. .s.: & i $50 /"
NJ. 3. Land Warrants.'....", ! 45s :.
I Total number acres Of final ent,.e. Of all
kinds during the year, l46,774 acres,
(Railroad lands not included
H. L. GORDON, Register.