The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-03-05

P..sosxI.-Hen. Z. I. DaSv;is returned lttghrd Th
on Tuesday nom basinsss Trip to Nil.
waukes. =,
Mr.. N. Bryan. Of the Avon stave Fac. I'M
tory, VA II the city this week, s. |E
MIR. John BrakeReld, Of Avon, and Mr..
J. g. Reeves. Of Eden Lake, were in town
during the week.
| Il. G. Waite. Esq, started Tor the East N
this week. =, ~ tho
| Mr.. Charles NeKs,aey, local editor o. @oo
The Pres. y on visit ts hia friends in La on
Crosss. ! - - pow
r. lettar vr,t.., n..,, 2p,,t.h,-. Saul
st.tss thai n. h..lh - NJ Ioh, " un Ing
l'gan y just shout the same ~ when he oom
LOFT here il January. ~ =, sipp
Mr. J. Briggs, Of Briggs Lake, is in the 'es
city, and intends starting for Pittsburg on teri
Monday. soo'
Mr.. B. D. Woodm.,,ee. Of Anol. "a, ing
In tho city on Tuesday. soou
al - - - ------>s t&=, @"s MoK
See advertisement of Major DaBarry. ing
q. 8. A., for beef cattle. iue ,
Tho Record says oats .re not to b. had NJ
at Detroit At any price. l"''
Mr.. P. Lamb has gone to Sank Centrea The
whore he will close out J. E. Vests stock day
Of goods 1t auction. force
W.. ura.,.,.,a ~. ~ n was
has purchased Mr.. h. H. Herbert's dwell. ','u'
ling house. Price $4,000. wi"
-- Oom
"A. J. Ames has been appointed Score furtl
tarJ Of the Douglas County Agricultural inter
Society vis G. F. Sims resigned. $40,
There 10 but very slim foundation for =. :.
....;.I u.-. s'"s' f.vP''e' annie
-Prineeton, Mile Laos county, b.. . ~.
new paper. the Appeal, published BY DR.. go.
Qaiglsy and devoted to Temperance.
Mr.. H. .ottsnsn,yer has gon. into ve's
partnership With Nj. John DsLso, in the Go
barbering business, in his old quarters.
Tho Tsachsrs' Training School at
Monticello will DO erganis-d ON the oath r.
A-u ~, - e''''S4 3A>|' show
1'''' >'' 50 On
Mr.. 3. Ethen takes possession to-day
Of tho Cold Springs House, At Cold Springs 49,,
He will Do glad to sec any of his St. Cloud n...
800 ..-. wy Fair
Mr.. I. NJ. Noyes desires to return his of Ia
thanks to the friends and neighbors who addr
rendered such kindly Offices to his family city.
during his absence, and while in need of the t
assistance t,' tial t
Railroads are accommodating out on .,-N
the frontier. The people Of Detroit had "-..,
Masonic Ball this week, and the N. P. R. d..
R. issued halt-fsre excursion tickets good -:..
for three days, -.:.
Judge McKelvey, presiding at the Sabh
District Court of this place. dispatches ques
business rapidly and to tho satisfaction of Soho
ill those Who como in contact with him. and
Duluth Cor. ST. Paul Press ing t
49, -: child
"A man from st. Wendle, who gave his ,Th
name % Joseph FINLEY, WAS brought be- largo
fore Justice Tobey on Saturday, and fined
$500 and costs for trying to get up a cor A,
ner in the whisky market. Crap
--.--}fs .,...>. :: to VI
Tho plausible chaps Who perambulat- no,;,
cd Stesrns county selling . stock of r h.
goods belonging to 80 bankrupt English ,.;,s
house" are new ''doing'' the farmers in .-a ,
other parts Of the State. A good many vbo.
peot'' n"'e 'ery enort n@me 1or 'nem- idea
"sWindlers"
George Philips, the young man Goa. ourr
victed last fall OF robbing the express CON- the
pany at Nelrose, completed bis term of renf
imprisonment yesterday and took the cars ~
this morning for parts unknown. We Pose
doubt very much If he spends > great deal empl
Of time looking up his wife. *~'' bein,
spec
The editor of the Elk River News per- one,
petrates the following: tax I
The worst predicament = man can be elao'
placed in is to be met by q ruflan and de- mon
vh., i. h:.n,. -. ,,.;th.s' ". 1890 at al
it is ourself. leo'
Are you joking! mills
We understand that forty dollars ~
worth Of books were added to the library CT
Of the Congregational Sunday School last colt,
week. cheering indication that the school Soho
u determined not to die yet. in Il
Over ono hundred volumes of new books Bspt
have also just been added to the Presby. scr,]
terrain s. 8. library. and
is W
la last Thursdsys JOURNAL appeared Tho
notice Of . lost ring. The next forenoon o.h
the ring was delivered to it's owner by the n,
Ia heI%
have lost or found anything, If you want to .h.r
buy or SELL or if you want to reach the pub ~,
lie for any purpose, put IN advertisement e,
49,. 800, - wv" :. W 'o' 'n0 byte
| - offa
On Tuesday evening, . horse driven in IT
| : cutter by Sammy, Oldest son Of Hon. G. the
A. Gilman, started from Endsrle's brewery muo
on runaway. and kept up his gait until A
he reached Weary l. 2Rathbuns wagon greg
factory, where hs ran into : LOT 81 wagons, cons
smashing up tho cutter badly. Sammy, 7
who held on to the cutter, was not hurt rsis
| any. NEE
gett
We learn from Spring Hill parties that I.v,
Mr.. horny Emmel, formerly Of this city, vin
VINO No. 1ee ma veD-nneo s'oEe 10 Il
that plaoe, is doing ; very hourishins bust -
ness. He keeps everything in the line Of =
general merchandise, sells cheap, has tho tim
confidence Of the people, and is gradually FIR
absorbing the bulk Of the business. We
| are glad to hear Of his success. -
| - ern,
-"Mignty pleasant resdlng:" the lect,
bankruptcy notice Of Albert Menet, ofNew Hal
1ork' IN which ngore the names OF over Orp
ono thousand Of the newspaper publishers ate
of5the United States to- whom he owed bills ed ,