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Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1874-04-18
FINANCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL,

The bill to abolish the moiety system of
collecting the revenue has been completed,
and will doubtless pass both branches of Con-
gress.
July is the day fixed for the completion of
the great st. Louis bri lge.
THE Chicago Board of Trade has adopted
resolutions against further imitation of the
currency.
The bankruptcy proceedings against the ex-
tensive Sprague Manufacturing Company, of
Rhode Island, have been discontinued.
The Western Rail Mill Association met in
Columbus, Ohio, last week, but, a majority of
the association not being present, they i'm
mediately adjourned to meet again in Chicago
| in June next. Parties with thirty-five years
experience in the iren trade reported that
they have never known such stagnation in the
manufacture of rails. It was also stated at
the meeting that the receipts of Western
railroads during the past month have fallen
off more than 25 per cent. below those of the
corresponding month of last year, and very
few companies are ordering rails.
THE clearinghouse Association of Chi
cago has placed itself on record as against in
fation.
THE iron manufacturers of Pennsyl wants
have gloomy prospect before them. Sc
verely crippled by last falls panic. they hav'
experienced great difficulty in meeting thei
payments, and have consequently been oblige,
to cut down their operations very considera
bly,. Added to their trials, strike among tn
puddlers has taken place. This WAS the las
straw that broke their backs, and fifty-thre
furnaces in the Pottsville region have bee
compelled to suspend, with no immediat
prospect of resuning work.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-01-15
sA1uaDA1.-Ths following bills were q

The Clsrk Of the Courts report Of fees
WAS accepted.
On motion 1925 VA appropriated to
Grevs to repair stevart's: bridge, sorsss
Sank rivsr, to b. expended 81 tho Super
visoEs and paid on order Of ]. J. Getty.
Also, $3.50 to st. Martin for Sank river
bridge, 20 BE- psid to The Town Treasurer
The reports Of the committees on the
following county roads. were accepted {:
Maine Prairie and St. 10 rosd; Munsou
and Avon road; and Albany and st. Mar
tain road. &c. .,.>.< =. -.
Tbs applications of Charles Hodsl aud
f. Bitter, for road damsees, we're rejected:
An abatement q 500 VA made on lot
10 blk 81, town Of St. Cloud, owned BY
Mary Dinlwiddio. .~.>s- &,...~.-.~,-~. w.. .,
The petition Of Gerhsrt Bsunur Tor 4
rev school district IN teva Of Fsrning
vas rejected, s.. r. 4, IT. y. Il : :
Tie ssiary of.hs Coasly Atto.nsy ~
Sxsd = $500 I 60 ,iss tlesyssr / "a. . ia sts5a.
Alossy VA sllassd so fos. Albsaysa M
81. Martin read, \
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AN EXPLANATION.
GLEHwooD, M1xx., Jan. 9th, 1874.

GLEnwooD, M1xx., Jan. 9Th. 1874.
EDITOR JouINAI.--Believing that you
and some Of the readers Of your valuable
paper may have been led into tho belief,
from certain spurious, low articles that
have appeared lately in tho 0lenwood
Eegls, that tho Association, which It terms
''Cow Belr' and &C. q. 8. 8. 500 iety," lin
order to have something to 6ll up it, COL
umns with)-ths right name Of which ID
the Young Peoples United Association
to be other than IL really 10, I wish 70 place
before you. Article Second Of our Consti
tuition, which 10 - follows, r.
''The object Of this Association IL 70 IN.
hanoe morality and mitigate crime among
ourselves and othsrs BY. prohibltine the
uss and indulgence Of such things q tend
TO dsbsss us, 10 ~ that che lsWs Of our
land that are for our proteetion-suoh %
he prohibiting the sale Of intoxicating
drinks on the Sabbath day, to young men
under II years Of. sgs, and to inveterate
drunkards, - tie law provides In Chapter
10 Of the Statutes Of MINI esots-srs better
enforced, and 70 advance Ourselves intel
lsetually BY such means % will best con.
duee to thst end"
:, I ak you or any other candid man,
Docs Society Of young people with such
purpose ~ tho abeve deserve Goa.
asmlstion o. approval ! T. !:
"A MEMBER OF THE 7. r. p. A.
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1:llUnCA DlRECCOAx 4.

oars..sA.losAI-(Church south Of Rayinsbridgs)
Services every sunday a. 1o6 = n ana Pm: sun.
church on Wednesday EVENING" at O'clock. Rev
Cyrus Picket Pastor. kssidsncs, ouT squares south
OF upper raViA0 bridge. :.
PnnszsaalAx.-(ohurch on Richmond avsnns.l
Sexvicss svsrv Sabbath ut 1OH .. N. and u p. NJ
SABBATH SCHOOL at IL m. Wednesday evening lecture
and, prayer meeting 1t 7H O'clock. Psws free and
strangsrsinvited. Rsv. NV. Campbsll,P Pastor.
lrl,ospAA-(ss. Johns Church, in lower town.
Services every sabbath at 1o1 a. m. aad ~ ?. n
sundays school 1t II m. Evsning prayer meeting
Tr,AAJs Att o'clock. Rev. III. Chamber, Rector.
NnnonIl.e(Chu inlyvsf tSvh) Services every
Sunday At 10Y 4. NJ. aud Pm. Sunday school 1T
~ 4. Rev. J r. Lswton. Pastor.
BAPrlsr-(hsar thssseond ravins bridse2 serv,-
every sabbath Ut lV7s o'clock .. NJ, AndI o'cock
=. y. Prayer meeting ~ the church Oh ThGrsdAs
syeninss II D. M Seats IRE. aud all wslcom.
Rsv. ". i. Stanley, Pastor.-sundAy School ~ AZ
Il.
AOA1lollo-<Churoh of 1mmsculatsO onoeption'
AtaEasrinAin strest). Pastor. Rev. Benedict aalnal
O. .. T.; Asistant, Rev. BOnifAce Mull. =. ser
vices: week days IT s .. M. sunday., First %sss'
~ .. H., High mass and sermon At ~ a. n Vee
psrs At2 p. M; Csthscetic~ Instruction atSP'n.
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The Chicago Tribune think.
"there is ample reason to believe that
with tho dawn Of tho New Year We
shall see better times-that business
will resume its wonted course, that
manufactures will be resumed, and that
al classes, admonished by the disasters
which so lately swept over the country,
will put their affairs in shape to avoid
another September visitation of the
financial simoou,"
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-01-15

Oats-3Os32e.
Corn, $50 to 400
Flour-xXXX $5.o0a6.5O; xxx $3.50
$500; Xxx 81 00s4.60 per barrel
Feed-$l.l5al.25 per cvt.
Cornmsal-$1.25.
Shorts-60c. ri
Bran-$sa10 per ton; 500 per cwt.
Eggs-2oa25c.
Butter ranges from Is to csc.
Pot atoet-46stOc.
Green apples-$550ae.o per barrel;
GO psr peck.
Cranberries, $2.5oas.oo per bushel loo
per quart.
Onions-socal. 90 per bushel.
Honey-2oa25c per pound.
Maple sugar-l5a2Oc.
Cabbage-$8 per hundred.
Beans, $l.ooa$2.0O per bushel.
Cheese-l5a20o per pound.
Hay-$5.Oos6.0o per ton.
Country hams-los12}c per ID.
Sugar cured hams-20c.
Dried Beet-2Oc.
Wood-$8.0 0s4.00 per cord.
Wool-Fleece washed, sOasec
Unwashed. 2va26c.
Tub wsshed, 35s41c.
Beef-On foot, &c to 2}c; retailing, ea10c
per pound.
V'al-7o dressed; retailing, ssloe pc,
pound.
Mutton-en foot, Ss4c; retailing ss10e
per pound.
Pork 60 dressed retailing, sa1oc
misunderstanding 1t 12}s. pei
pound.
Mess pork, $500 per barrel.
Chickens-7a10c per lb.
!. Turkey s-1la16c.
M1LwAuKzE, Jan. Il.
Thess-sl 2ea for No. l.
Oats-41
Corn-62c.
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Reported for TH1 JOURNAL BY JohN zopp
E'q., Rssistsr Of Dssds. =.
warranty Deed Tra1sIsrs 10, week
Ending Jan. .. 1874.
wendelin Merz and wife 70 Joseph Eioh fsr
swQ nvq sec 3 T l25 B % y $500
First Div st P & P R R 20 to Joseph Eich
for seq avg SEQ T 1876 29w 500
First Div St. P & R h Co to Joseth
Greineder for neg neg SEQ 81 7 l24 r 20
" $2oU
John A schoenberg and wife to John
Poeohman for lot Z blk IL in City Of 81
Cloud $40
Michael Haupt and vito to Peter schoen-
berg for q nwq AMI vi swq sec 8 T l2s
Rs2w $4,000
William Bsrseheid and wife to Michael
Eiehers for seq SEQ T 122 b Gov $3.50
I Msrtin Greeley aud wife to Edward F Wait
for q neg sso 80 T l23 R29w $50
Amanda c Morgan to James F Stevenson
82x132 feet Of blk c in City Of 81. CLOUD
$1,000
Peter Loso and wife to Anton Polsns fer
lot ] blk 23 IN town Of St. Joseph $500
John A Langenfeld and wife to Michael
Weler for Oh nwq sec 81 and oh nwq SO
20 T l24 4 50 1926
Eebert Ostrsnder to tho Trustees Of the
~Paynesvllle Cemetery Association for
sw 2 acres Of swq neg sec IL 7 1872 4 81
" $25
First Div st P&P r R c. to Timothy
Twomey for VII nwq SEQ T l26 r 20
" $4ls
First Div St P&PRR Co to G smoly for
neg seq and seq neg SEQ n 7 l26 r 20
$500
Henry Prsmauu and wife to William and
Augusta Schultz for nh seq SEQ T l29
K28w $2OO
Archibald Atkinson Jr to H B Steele for
1 sh seq and seq svq SEQ "a T 124 R 80
" 81
John Schoenborn and wife to .Wenzl
Schwsgerl for swq swq SEQ 26 T 124 B
81 v and Oh Of swq nwq SEQ % T l2a r
I 8lw $500
George Zwilling and wife to Andrew Richie
i fox oh neg and nwq neg SEQ s l22 B
81 and seq seq $50 81 T IA & 81 Y $47d
Charles L Merry and wife to Kslloge
Chase + Mayo for nwq Of nwq nvq &c
| 10 T 126 r 81 $3.50
VIM H Colyert and wife 10 kellogg, Chase
! + Mayo for sh NEG and nwq neg So I
l26 R .38w $3.50
Henry B Steele to John h Linnsmaa 70,
sh seq SEQ 24T l24 r SOW $43a
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About seventy thousand tons Of
grain have been stored BY the Govern.
ment 10 Bengal in order to avert the
threatened famine. Even though the
famine be checked there will be dis.
tress 10 many districts Of India on &C.
count Of the high price Of grain.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-01-15

Tho readers Of TnH JOURNAL will be
interested IN knowing that Messrs. Young
& Bradford offer their entire stock At cese
They desire to close out, % nearly - pos
sible, before invoicing, and for this reason
have made this reduction in the prices Of
oil their goods. Their stock is fresh and
reasonable, and for the next thirty days
will be sold At cost. lfyou want anything
in the line Of dry good, furs, notions. gents
furnishing goods, hats and caps, etc., you
can save m onsy by buying nose Of this en-
terprising firm.
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T1r Eo1lnm ~hn ~.oAo1 -

THE fellow who wanted to cross the
Missouri river near Omaha, on the Toe,
few days ago, and, fearing that it was
too thin, began to crawl over or bis
hands ard knees, dragging a skitf after
him a. lte-preserver in case Of acci-
dent, felt very sick when, just as he
was nearly across and al tired out, .
fellow passed him with a sled loaded
with pig iron.
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Tho worst fraud lately perpetrated

Tho worst fraud lately perpetrated
Was one at Kansas City. A family
purchased tickets for Cliuton, Iowa,
via Burlington. At the latter place
they found their coupons called toz
passage on the Northern line of steam.
boats, aud the ice foot thick.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-01-15

pWp9 GA, lock,jaw. palsy, spr.ins. swell.
ng, cAked breasts. scalds, burns. salt.rheum, ear
ache, &C., upon The human frame, and of strains
spsvins, gals, &c., upon animals In year than
have oil other pretended remedies since the world
began. They are countsr irritant. aliheeling pain
rslievers. orpples throw away their crutchss, the
lame walk, poisonous bitea are rendered harmless
and the wounded are healed without . soar. The
recipe 10 Published sround each bottle. They sell
articles before sold and they sell because
they do just what they pretend to do. Those whs
ow suffer from rheumatism, pain or swelling de
serve = suffer If thev will not use Csntaur Lni-
msnt, white wrapper More than 1000 certificates OF
remarkable cures, including frozen limbs. chronic
rheumatism. govt. running tumors, 10, have been
received. We will send circular coatsuinr cor
tacatss, tho receipt &C., g Ats, to any one request
Ing II. One bottle Of the yellow wrapper Csntsur
Liniment h worth hundred dollars for spawned
or swesnted horses and mules, or for .erew worm In
sheep. Stock owarrs-thess liuimsnts ars worth
your attention. No family should b :withou. them
"White wrapper for family uses" Yellow Wrapper
for animals. Sold by oil druggists. 50 csuts psr
bottle; large bottles, 81 on. J. B. Ross / Co., 50
Broadway, NY.
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The Ohio Constitutional Conven.
ton on Saturday reported an article
giving. the. right Of suffrage to women.
This article is to be submitted to the
people separately for ratification or re.
lection, go
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GOOD FOR ALI

J. ". Tsnvoords he decided 10. ssll al
WOODEN and winter goods. during The : holt
days, At great reduction from the usual
prices. He has : very large stock and
guarantees bargains. II yons want 70
buy for yourself. or to give! > friend for:
Christmas, something that 10 substantial
and seasonsble, call at Tenvoords's. ;
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soA.D o. COUNTY, olanlsslo mrs
toouoLu,pr.p yaox LAST w.sx.)


s s.=s. II e.. .sr. C1SpD. Jan, 9th. 1874
Broekusy vas allowed $50 for road No.
/, % b expended BY J. T. Thisrss, and
paid On report ofthe super,isors. < ~ st
The following ssAoel district petitions
vsrs acted on: ~ ,,*xm 1T s
Charles warner, Of Holding. 70 b IN
pexsd to No. 81. VA accepted.
Jerome aillst, 81 Sank Centre, to sttash
! part Of Sank Centre Dist. to Dit. No. 40,
~ rejected for vast Of Jurisdiction. ,asa
r. Dsblois, Of Nslross. to b annexed to
No. 48, wss rejected. ..}E'|' NJ. -
"A. B. Busbie, Of Psyassvills, for change
Of Dist. No. IS, wAsrsjeetsd for informal
ity. - ...
John Wsndlsndt, Of Zion, for change OF
Dist. No. Is, Vas rejected for informally.
Luelas Boudeu, Of Fstr Hsvss, TO b an
asxed to No. 80. WAS era nted.
John Kraus, Of W skeaeld, to b annexed
70 No. IA, vas rejected.
Joseph Dussch, Of Wakefield. WAS allow
cd So per month for boarding his mother
in. law frem January. 1874.
A deduction Of SITS WAS made from the
assessment on lot 8 blk 3, in Edelbzock's
Addition to St. Cloud, owned By J. stef.
fsns.
Also, 500 on nj net SEQ. Z, T. l26, R.
20, for 1872, and interest on delinquent
taxes, owned by Jos. Hall.
| Also, $876 on the assessment Of Asa
| Libby, lot 8, SEQ, 80, I. l2s, R. %.
Also, tho intersst on delinquent taxes OF
d net, owned BY same.
Also; 81, 800 on lot 10 blk Is, for 1872
! Brokers' old block, l.:. 80
The application Of, Philip Schneider. O.
81. Martin, for public relief, wss rejected
.r Adjourned:
=. fa1pA1.-An sbatsmeat Of $500 w
made on the nerq r. Of P. J.. Lin
ps,ioh. ... !
P.ynesvills VA voted SIS for bridge .
Elliott's Crossing, 70: % expended by Super
,isors aud paid on reportof E. Miller.
E. Miller vas al lowed to give such cid Il
Vim. Irving - hs may think proper.
Fair Haven w. allowed 1926 for brids
over Clearwater = vsr provided tho ceun
ty Of Wright appropriate like sum, to b
expended BY the supervisors and psld o.
a.. .s.Y n u.-s,.,A1.
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Mrs. Iu'ia Ward Howe asserts
that while men riot aud rovolutionize
"there is nothing but dumb submission
for women" Which the Kingston
Freeman supplements with the sympa.
thetic remark that "Julia's dumbuess
Is one on the most affecting spectacles
of the age"
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-01-15

1t is gratifying 70 know that Boss
Tweed spends the time not required b,
his duties As nurse, in reading biz Bi.
bic. If he had commenced earlier 10
life he might not be where he
Is now.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-01-15

The committee on new building Wa au-
thorissd So hsys tie roof Of the Court
Houre hxsd, q have the stairs removed,
and the hall arehed, provided the new Cd.
dition b built. %r~-.~z 2.% 1ts - :. =, =.
The Board then adjourned sins d.. -
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Chicago has on hand 100000 Of
the funds contributed for relief pur-
poses st the time Of the great fro. OF
this sum an expenditure Of 81, 900 per
day is nov being made tor the relief Of
the poor. .'
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-01-15

"A Minnesota mechanic has solved .
difficult problem in rsilroading BY tho in
vention Of . snow shovel, which clears .
roadway wide enough to allow tho cars to
pass, takes ell tho snow clear down to the
rails, carries it up. deposits it on whichever
side preferred, at = speed Of from two to
six miles an hour. according 10 the depth
Of snow.-Neo York Sun.
This refers to tho snow pillow and shovel
invented by Mr.. Geo. s. Geer. Of New Lon
don. Kandiyohi county. A careful exam
the while Of railroad men.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-01-15

AT the Annual Meeting Of tho Consre-
gationAl socisbls ON Friday evening the
following officers were elected for the On.
suing year:
Pres,dent-MrS. IrA Moore. ;
Tes Rsndent-Mrs. W. T. Clarke. ::
Seesetasy-4Ps. Geo. I. Porter
1fsasvrsr-Mrs. H. P. Bennett.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-01-15

Everybody who wants clothing should
not fsil to calf It J. Prond.trstrs. MI
P. has received from tho East the best and
largest stock Of clothing, hats, caps, gents
furnishing goods, trunks, sstehels, ETC.,,
ever brought to this city. His store ID
packed full Of goods. Call and sec.
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READ! READ!
Madame ! G. White
will sell oil her goods st Is cents on the
r.. . dollar. '':-@@ -'&.s-%z
PANIC. PRICE9!

Millinery Goods, Fancy Goods. Hair
Work, Fur Goods, and oil kinds Of Jswelry.
Ladies' will please call aud exsmias for
themseivss.
st. 0ermsin st., 81. Cloud.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-01-15

Attention is called to tho card Of Prof
J. N. MoNair, Attorney and Counselor 1t
Law, who has opened IN Office in this city
Business entrusted to him will receive
careful attention.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-01-15

CaSt or1a 10 moro tban . substitute for Castor
OIL 1t 10 the only saJs article in existence ~hih IL
certain to ussimate the food, regulate the bowels
cure wind collie and produce natural sleep. 1t con-
Il tns neither minerals, morphine or alcohol, and
ID pleasant to take. Children need not cry and
mothers may rest nov6 ~
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-01-15

Tho site Of tho Crosby Opera House in
Chicago. which . considerable number Of
the citixens of St Cloud failed TO draw q
few years ago, has been sold for $780,
900.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-01-15
Mr.. Jos. Kussn has opened =.

Mr.. Jos. Kussn has opened q basket
store In tho building next door to Rossn-
berger's book store. Hs manufactures I'll
kinds Of baskets. Persons having baskets
that are In need Of repairs can haze tho
ssms doss neatly and promptly BY leaving
them with him, -'E
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Total,
u, es6

The towns Of Raymond and Holding
have not yet been heard from. BY the FORE
going statement it viii bs seen that there
has been clear gain Of two huadred per
cent. during the year. North Fork 10 the
bSnner town.
We are also indebted to Mr.. Strong for
the following comparative table Of dsols.
rstions, final papers and marriage LICENSES
for tho past eight years:
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-01-15

Tho many friends Of Mr.. Charles A.
Ruffee, who has been lying dangerously
i'll near Brsinerd for . number Of weeks
past, viii bs glad to lesrn that he 10 In q
moro hopeful condition.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-01-15

On Tuesday night H. v. Ditmars lost
= valuable colt, BY some peculiar sickness.
AZ another horse was taken sick st the
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-01-15

Upon the receipt Of 1896 We will send
THE JOURNAL T..
for one year;
WOODS HOUSEHOLD MAGAZINE,
An illustrated msgszine Of fifty pages and
one Of the most pepulsr monthlies IN the
eouutry-for ono year !; and copy Of the
celebrated chrome,
THE YOSEMITE."
This ehromo-some idea Of which can
DO gained from tho above CUTS 1890 in
ehes in size, and its sotual rstail price is
$500. It represents view OF this famous
valley from very attractive stand. point,
and embraces GEL Captain, 2" -''North: Dome"
and " South Doms," "cloud's Rest, :"
the MERGED River, the "Bridial Veil Fall"
and many minor details, beautifal In them
solves, but which we have not space 70
mention.
No offer has yet been made where 80
much can be had for 80 little money: -.
Orders should DO sent in Is promptly as
possible, and tney must In al cases be CO.
oompanied by the cash. =.
Liberal commissions paid parties who
will CANVASS their towns or neighborhoods
for subscriptions under this splendid offer.
Or, We will send The JOURNAL, Woods
Magazine, the Yosemite" and go
St. Paul Press for. ....................$4.15
Godey's Lsdy's Book for. ..,......... SIG
Hsrper's Magazine for................. els
soribner's Magazine for............... $50
Littells Living Age for.......,........ go
Address,
W. B. MITCHELL.
St. Cloud, MINI.
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A fresh line Of goods just received end
will Be sold 1t prices to correspond With
the times, ct Curtis grocery. 49,. sr,-.
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81. CLOUD, Jan. Is, 1874:
Wheat still confines to advance, the
elevator prices being to-day - follows-
although some buyers throw in their COM
making the price two cents high
ert han these quotations
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, The New Yo,k bsok statement
for Let week shows .:g,iu Of @4,283,.
500 in. specie, 4,468 5000 in legal
.endsrh and S14,26S, 500 IL deposits.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-01-15

An insane man named Golding, living
near Fergus Falls. LETT home ON Saturday
morning, with no clothing on but his shirt,
and was found next morning frozen to
death.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-01-15

-Trsssursr Cans reports from the ont.
side towns that hs 10 having unusual sue
cess in collecting taxes this year. Our
bankers also inform % that farmers arc
paying very promptly their notes for ma
ohinerJ. From al We can learn, the hnsn-
olAl condition Of the people Of Slssrns
county will compare very fsvorsbly with
that Of the people Of any other county in
The Stale.
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Died

In 81. Cloud, 1t 7 O'Clock ON The morn
Ing Of January l4,h, 1874. Of consumption,
NARY ToSsY, widow Of Edward II. Tobs9,
sgsd AZ years and II months. r.
Funeral services will be held 1t The
house, 1t half past one O'Clock tomorrow
afternoon. = ). !
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-01-15

Mr.. Wn. Mullikin, Of this city, Is IN .
derstood to be IN applicant for the sp-
pointment Of Surveyor Of Logs and Lumber
for this District.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-01-15

Among the list Of "thoss holding
claims" ct and near Bis nsrck, the Ti1sas
gives: ''Thomas Van Etten, house 1920.
and imprsvem ents, $700"
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-01-15

Senator Burbank is . member Of the
following Standing Committees: Edoca-
ton, Internal Improvements, Railroads and
Enrolment.