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

Observation-Disclosures south ofRavinebridge.)
Service every sunday 1t Ao7a =. ~ anu pm. sun
church w " sdns.dsy evenings Vt O'clock. Rev
Oyrus Picket Psst.r. Residence, four squares south
Of upper rsvine bridge.
P1nsrzss,AA-(ohuroh on Richmond svenus.,
services svsrv sabbath At iUk y. m. and p. H.
SABBATH SCHOOL 1t ~ M. Wednesday evening lecture
And prayer meeting ~ Il O'CLOCK. pews free AND
stranSsrainvitsd. Rev. Y. V. Campbell, Pastor.
l1uospAl.--ls.. Johns Church, in lower town.
Services every sabbath Vt lo1s g. NJ. and ~ P. M
Sundays school NJ II m. kvsninx prayer meeting
Fridays at7 o'clock. Rev. !. I. Chambers, RECTOR.
As1AuDlsr.-tC in lower town. Services ever,
Sunday A. lO3 49, NJ, and u Pm. Sunday school ~
~ u. Rev. o.Y. Lswton, PASTOR.
BA1r,s1-hsar the second rsvins bridge2 ssrv,.
Gee avery Sabbath lu}a o'clock y. M anu o'c'o~k
p. u. Prayer meeting VI the church OH Yhursd~,
evenings ~ p. m. seats free and AL are welcome
Rev. v. 4. Stanley, Pastor.-Sunday school NJ AZ
II.
CArRollo.-(Ohuroh Of Imm>culateO onoeptio
1t. 0srn,ain strsst). Pastor. Rev. Benedict haAnoi
o. 3. b.; Asstant, Rev. Bonitace Null, o. >. b. Ser
vices: week days 1t 8 =. NJ; sundays, First MACS,
~ .. II, High nAss anu sermon ~ ~ an. 'os-
psfs At p. Nj. ;Cathscst alinssruction ats nj.
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CHRISTMAS AND OHRlATsIAS DO.
= &sSa8 INGH.e $50 1888 49, ~

The day was perfect Tho sun shone
bright and warm, and the sleighing was
unexoelied Many sleighfuN of folks.
tucked in with robes and furs, few hither
and ,hithsr to the music Of, jingling bells.
Business in town was entirely suspended.
Every body wished everybody else "Mer-
~ CEristmas;' and there was a, general
giving and receiving Of presents, and .
feasting on the fat things Of the land.
On Christmas Eve the Sabbath Schools had
Christmas trees at the churches, and many
q little heart was made glad by its share
of the pretty and useful things distributed.
The Episcopal church was unusually hand
somely trimmed with evergreen, while
about the walls hung dozen or more
shield. shaped devices, bearing each names
by which Christ is known-"Counselor,"
"Wonderful," ''Prince of Peace" "stsr Of
the East" etc. The tree was very prettily
ornamented. The presents were arranged
near it, and were distributed by each
teacher individually to his or her class.
Refreshments were afterwards served at
Smiths Hall.
At the Congregational church there was
departure from the usual style, and q
"Crystal Palace took tho place Of tree.
1t was very tastefully constructed, and
was lighted from within aud behind. Al
ter singing, Rotations. etc., Santa Claus
appeared and said few happy words to
the children, after which he vanished. In
q few minutes the doors of the Palace
swung open and Santa once Moore stood
out in full view. The old gentleman SEEM
cd to take deal of satisfaction in handing
out the presents to the crowd Of eager
Juveniles who were in waiting.
The Baptist School had its first Christ
mas tree. The tree itself was quite large
one, ana was loaded with presents. such as
books, scarfs, pictures, albums, fancy ar
ticles, confectionery, etc. The church was
exceptionally well lighted About the
wall, in letters formed of evergreen, were
the words, "Peace on earth, good will
toward m en-" "G)ory to God in the high
est" ''Merry Christmas" The exercises
included singing, closing with the distri-
button of the presents.
At the Presbyterian church three large
trees were quite effectively arranged, the
center one little back Of the other two.
and were covered with pres eAts, some Of
which were quite amusing, and some
were quite expensive. Above the trees, in
white letters on pink back ground, was
"Merry Christmas" In four arches, on
the walls, were the words. in evergreen let
tiers, "1nssmuch as ye have done it unto
one Of the least OF these, ye have done it
unto me-" while under the arches were .
cross, q crown, heart and an anchor. Re-
fre.hments were served to the children,
and everything passed off pleasantly and
satisfactorily in this. as in all the other
churches.
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NOTICE..

Tho annual meeting Of the Stearns Coun-
ty Agricultural Society will be held at tb .
Court House, at St. Cloud, on Tuesday the
18th day Of January, at 2 o'clock, P. NJ,
for the election of officers for the ensuing
year. A full attendance is requested.
P. LAMB, Secretary.
St. Cloud, Dec. 22d 1873.
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H. LOOMS, Geo. Leonard, Glib. Scott,
II. Haskins and Charles Phelps, Of this
city, have just returned from very excite
ing and successful hunting excursion. The
party left, some five or six weeks since, fof
the hunting ground several miles north of
St. Cloud. There they went into camp and
succeeded in killing over sixty deer, bring
ing homo the larger number of the saddles.
-Rochester Post.
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GOOD FOR ALL!

J. W. Tenvoorde has decided to sell all
WOODEN and winter goods, during the holt
days, at great reduction from the usual
prices. He has very large stock and
guarantees bargains. If you want to
buy for yourself, or to give friend for
Christmas, something that is substantial
and sessonable, call at Tenvoorde's.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-01-01

We are prepared to fill orders for pamph-
let copies Of new edition Of the Township
Laws Of Minnesota. 1t includes the Town
ship Organization ACT, the Town Board of
Equalization Act, the New Road Law, the
laws regarding Partition Fence, Estrsys,
and Beasts doing Damage, tho Chsttel
Mortgage Acts and ell the kindred acts re
lating to Townships or the duties Of Town
ship officers, enacted since tho Revised
Statutes Of 1866. Price 80 cents. Sent
by mail postage paid, on receipt Of the
price.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.,
Reported for TIN JOURNAL By IoAn zap,
Esq.,, Register of Deeds.

6S4'S AeysSteT oJ Dse0S.
warranty Decd Transfers for Week
Ending Dec. 81, is73.
George H Fish and wife to Michael Ora
ham for sWq sec IL 12o n o. -.-a ..
OF neg nwq SEQ 30 + 1926 r 80 v $l,45O
theodore Frazee and wife to Henrietta
Wood for lot 2 and nh lot 8 and sh nwq
and NO swq sec % and eeq neg and nh
neg seq sec 20 l26 r 28w 5000
N M & E S Freeman to D B Mcdonald for
lots 2 and blk so in Freeman's Add to
Melrose $50
George W Davis and wife to John H & Free
man E Davis for swq swq sec and seq
seq sec and VII nwq and neg nwq sec
10 T 1913 R gov $2,667
John Fl & Freeman E Davis to Emma D
Langley for swq nwq and II acres nwq
nwq sec 10 and 2 acres seq seq SEQ I
1913 R gov $50
Peter Rausch and wife to Jacob Reeder for
sh neg and neg seq sec % T l24 R 80
" $500
Thomas G Mcclure and wife George Ken.
igsnider for nwq neg sec rs T l22 R 80
" $500
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CoxoE14.--On Tuesday evening tho chill
dren and young folks of the Presbyterian
Sabbath School gave concert in the Pres
Dyterian Church for the benefit Of the 8. 8.
library. The church was we'll filled, and
the singing wss very good indeed. Even
the tiniest Of tho little folks entered into
the spirit Of the occasion and sang with
vim, and with more correctness than might
have been expected. One specially notice
able feature in all the pieces was tho dis.
tinotness Of enunciation on the part Of the
singers. The proceeds amounted to $45.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-01-01

Weather grunblers will have to move
out Of Minnesota. Their occupation here
10 gene. Perhaps some Of them nigh,
feel happier In Pittsburg fog, . North
Carolina hurricane or an Ohio river food.
Leastwise, they had better clear out Of this
State.
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Upon the receipt Of 1886 We will send
THE JOURNAL
for one year;
WOODS HOUSEHOLD MAGAZINE,
An illustrated magazine Of fifty pages and
one Of the most p: pular monthlies IN the
country-for one year; and copy Of the
celebrated chrome,
THE Y0SEMlTE."
This chromo-some idea of which can
be gained from The above QUITS 14x20 in.
ches in size, and its actual retail price is
$500 1t represents view Of this famous
valley from a very attractive standpoint.
and embraces "El CAPTAIN" "North Dome"
and " South Dome," "Cloud's Rest, >
the Merced River, the ''Bridisl Veil FALL"
and many minor details, beautiful in them
solves, but which We have not space to
mention.
No offer has yet been made where SO
much can be had for 80 little money.
Orders should DO sent in as promptly as
possible, and they must In all cases be &C.
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
St. Paul Press for... ..............."..$4.15
Godey's Lsdy's Book for. ........"... SIS
Harper's Magazine for........"....... els
Scribner's Magazine for............... s. g.
Littelrs Living Age for................ $50
Address,
W. B. MITCHELL.
St. Cloud, MINI.
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The people of Breckenridge are to
have settled minister-the Rev. Andrew
Thomas, Of Ohio, having made arrange
ments to remain there.
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FOR, RENT.

A com nodious and comfortable dwelling
house on Welles avenue. Possession given
at any time.
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Tho st. Paul Pess publishes list Of
Tho Rich Counties" Of Minnesota. The
list includes thirty-one counties, and
shows the great increase in tho value of
the personal property in these counties
during the past year. stesrns county
stands ninth On tho list, her incr ease dur
Ing the year being from $2,764, 422 to 49,
67S, 626-or $l24,2O8.
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Everybody who wants clothing should
not fail to call at J. ProndziEski'e. Mr.
P. has received from the East the best and
largest stock of clothing, hats, caps, gents
furnishing goods, trunks, satche1s, etc.,
ever brought to this city. His store is
packed full of goods. Call and see.
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'g5EEl
We take from the books OF Mr. 3. B.
Strong, Clerk Of the District Court, the
following list Of uarriage licenses issued
In stearns county during the last half Of
l87S-the list for the fret half having been
published already in these columns: 81
Henry Robbers aud Elizabeth Blatner.
Wm. Ross and Elisabeth Themis.
Elmer F. Grow and Adell Cook.
Alonzo Green and Emma Guptill. >.
Edward K. Green and Celia Shero.
Henry Gerwing and Dina Koting.
VIM. Johannes and Mary NJ. Aintges.
JsAn 0illss and Mary lager.
John Gilt and Btts Latsski.
Matthias Henkers aud Catherine Miller.
Henry Yunck and Philomena Kraus.
Peter Meyer and Eva Zweck.
Marks Kobe and Mary Terway.
T.. E. Livingston and Marion Owen.
Ferdinand Gruner and Josephs Ebret.
Henry SCHNEIDER and Agnes Heinen
SEPTEMBER.
Matthias Ritter aud Christina Terway,
Nicholas Bach and Elizabeth Gard.n.
Hubert P. Topping, and Ida p. Mead.
Joseph Hunsmayer and Anna Libsmayer.
Charles NJ. Boss and Fannie h. Wlckham.
Roman Waltz aud Maria Nuskin.
Joseph Brady and Jennie Henley.
Willard Sprague and Ada L. VsnValk-
enburg.
John Ferel and Sarah Hall.
Jacob Turner aud Lizzie ]. Lampra.
August Sieloff and Margaret Bee kten-
valid.
Albert E. Bugby and Jenet Haynes.
Matthias Ethen ind Lena Brady.
Nicholas Hansen and Margaret Hansen
William Linn and Louisa Fugate.
Arnold Pung and Anna Nj. Mlchaels.
Samuel Beidleman and Elizabeth G.
Conner.
Casper Crever and Anna Weihrauch.
Roohus Bias and Johann Laugner.
NOVEMBER.
Andreas IVAN and Teresea Segat.
Joseph Zenger and Mary Beck.
Benrich Veeter. and Wilhemina Clotter.
Thomas Steward and Ellen O'Donnell.
Peter Pallansoh and Selma Heintz
Charles Karsoh and Mary A Langenfeld.
Ferdinand Zacxkowski and Mary Kirech.
Johsn Ambresie and Meta Kapers.
Johsn Stillmack and Fleceska Okupniok.
Divinity Rutherford and Olive B. Petty.
John Kmeie and Mary Mesheshnik.
Wolfgaug Volt and AnEa Grltsoh.
Culvin B. Whitney and Mary F. Heaton.
Nelson W. Barrett and Dill A. Beatty.
Matthias Steil and Susan Schmidt
Fred Hartgirken and Elizabeth VIII len
kath.
Hubert g. Virgin and Eva M. Francis.
III
Benjamin G. Lord and 1ssbells Smith.
john Roller and Susan Grien.
Henry ]. Emmel and Aprolona Schoen-
born.
Albert Sanda and Della NJ Ryan.
Charles Hodil and Amelia Lite.
William Prosch and Caroline Rahrioh.
William Hasler and Susan Hansen.
T. Mikood and Mary Anderson.
b. G. Block and Gertte Grume1alt.
John J. Ausberne AMI Martha ]. Singer.
Thos. G. McFarlane and Maggie MeF ar
line.
Andrew Peterson and Annette Anderson
Dennis E. Mitchell and Nora Tracy.
ts- -13
Total for six months-65.
The panic or something else seems to
have seriously affected the business of the
young man Cupid. Last year the aumber
of licenses issued was l55 !; this year but
121, showing falling off OF "a. For the
sake Of matters and things in general it ia
to be hoped this stringency will not ex-
h> ~
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About twenty Of the merchants Of Will
mar, Atwater, New London and other OF
tho towns in Kandlyohi and adjoining
counties, have formed merchants
Protective Uniou," and agreed not to give
credit for merchandise except upon we'll
secured notes, drawing IL per cent. inter-
sst, payable sixty days from date, and to
give credit to no person owing on book &C.
count, until tho account has been satisfact.
orily settled.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-01-01

Castorfa is more than substitute for Castor
Oil. It is the only safe article in existence which ID
certain to assimilate tho food, regulate the bowels
cure wind collie and produce natural sleep. 1t con:
10 pleasant to take. Children need not cry and
mothers may rest. nov6 IL
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Madame G. White
will sell all her goods at rs 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.
81 Goruain a. 81 C1oud .
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ExH1B1T1oN.-There will be an exhibi-
ton at Maine Prairie, in the Methodist
Church, on Friday evening. January I'd.
There will be q good music by tho Clear
wster band-on organ, base-viol and violin.
Admission rs cents ; children under twelve
IL cents. Proceeds to 60 toward pur-
chasing an organ for the church.
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Salt, potatoes and apples at

-Hand-sleds, various styles and prices,
at Rosenberger's book store.
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-Messrs. Jos. Stanley and George
Clark, who went from Maine Prairie to
California last spring to better their condi-
ton, returned home . few weeks ago in
very poor health. They were taken with
fever and agus soon sfter their arrival in
the State, and by winter had just strength
enough left to get back home. Mr.. Stanley
II recovering steadily, but Mr.. Clark's
condition, 10 quite precarious.
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Large assortment of miscellaneous
books, just received At Rosenberger's book
store.
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The Sank Centre Herald complains of
the lack Of facilities for storing grain at
Melroso. II says the wheat received there
is piled up in sacks like cord-wood, and
that on Monday fully one hundred cords
were so piled up. As remedy it
urges the construction of more elevators
at St. Paul and Minneapolis, where the
surplus wheat Of the State could be sent
for storage.
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ESTRAY.

Came into the enclosure of the subscri
Der on the 25th of November, bay horse
PONY, about four years old, has little
white on forehead, and q little on top of
his weathers. The owner is requested to
prove property, pay charges and take the
animal away. C. W. CLARK.
St. Cloud Town, Dec. II, 1873.
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TO the list Of legal blanks already on
hand W have just added supply Of ''Af-
adsvits Of Costs and Disbursements, and no
Answer" All our blanks are neatly print
ID, on good paper.
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Goods for the holidays, at Rosenber.
gers book store. =.
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Tho Times is disposed to shoulder
Gage, the dsfault1ng City Treasurer Of
Chicago, Of on to the Republican party.
Tho thing cannot be done. Mr.. Gage is
and always has been . Democrat, and the
Democracy are welcome to him.
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by recent fire at Stockholm in
Sweden sixteen ballet girls were burned
alive.-Erchange.
Where was our gallant and nimble- foot
ed Minister Plenipetentisry and Envoy
Extraordinary
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For cheap boots and shoes 60 to Ten
voorde's.
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For the next sixty days Mr.. John Lei.
sen will sell his boots and shoes at coat, in
order to raise money: Now is your time
for bargain.
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z DR.. Seth Arnold's Cough Killer, the

Buzz DR.. Seth Arnold's Cough Killer, the
great eradicator for all lung diseases. A
superior remedy TO all others yet discover.
ed in severe cases. It is sure, quick and
perfectly safe remedy for coughs, colds,
sore throat and all lung complaints. Re-
tail price, rs cts, 50 cts, and $lOO. Any
bottle that does not give relief may be re-
turned. and money will be refunded. DR..
Seth Arnold's Soothing Cordial, Bilious
Pills and Porous Plasters, Compounded pv
DR.. Seth Arnold's Medical Cooperation,
:.woonsooket, R. I. Sold by s. Marlatt,
Wholesale and retail Druggist; St. Cloud.
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For groceries, either at wholesale or
retail, 20 to Boyd's.
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"A grand ball will be given at
sehwasts's Hall this (Wednesday) evenin 6,
BY the members Of Little Clan. Fire Com
pany. The proceeds are to be used in buy
Ing an alarm bell The indications are that
there will DO large attendance.
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Residents Of Douglas county who
think Of dying are advised to held on q
while, As that county is At present without
Judge Of Probate.
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Go to Tslcott's for holiday goods.

For groceries, either at wholesale Of
retail, 60 to Boyd's.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-01-01

Tho st. Cloud P,ess Company gives
notice that J. A. Berry's connection With
that paper, 40 manager, editor, etc., has
Terminated.
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| r. q " -
PsRsosAI.-Mr. Louis Goye.te, who
wsn,,to Manitoba IN tho beginning Of last
October, returned ON Friday.
We had a pleasant call on Tuesday FROM
Col. J.. 3, Holt, 0, Sank Rapids, one Of
Uncle Sans most Efficient postal agents.
Mr.. J. D. Goodrich, late Of the Milwau.
kee NeWs, is in the city in the interest Of
the St. Paul Dispatch, MIR. G. informs US
that no intends writing for the Di spatch =
letter descriptive OF our town, which can
not hut prove Of value in paper having 50
large = circulation a. does the one he REP
rssents.
Leander Gorton, Esq, of Minneapolis,
favored us with . call on Tuesday.
Senator Buabank will 60 to St, Paul on
Saturday and Representative Barnes ON
Monday.
Mr. G. NJ. Doughty went to Lake City on
Friday, called by the dangerous condition
Of his brother, who was 80 terribly injured
in mill about two weeks ago.
Hon. Warren Adley, Of Osakis, is in tho
oity to-day.
MIR. Byron Lent, Of Otter Tail City, has
been in town for several days this week.
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"A list Of the creditors Of Jay Cooke &
Co., has been published. The Bank of st.
Cloud figures to the amount of SO cents
We call that getting off cheap.
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Tom and Jerry-the genuine thing
at Jos. seberger's. .s,...s.', *
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MIR. Charles o. Norton. formerly con-
neoted with the First National Of st. Paul,
has accepted situation IN the Citizens
Bank Of Sank Centre, MINI.
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-Vsnison saddles are coming into town
BY the wagon load. The number bought
here during this season and shipped TO- the
East has been very large.
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J0BBI ;NG IRA D
CHIC a O.
FOR 1874.


would respectfully and Manufacturers
the Northw.
tanned everything required trade chioo better
before hold out Inducements the trade far superior those offered A
the
" city eam.. ns,ala,e.
products Of the Northwest the manufactured the
e1nguish
Chicago
by the fact that the Banks iasss
Cities occurring
foreign ssss,sus
'ay that necessarily firms engaged similar lines YIN
cc.s. .zsi
lent facilities
msnd for all kinds of products should
make oonsgnmenta Commission Merchants.
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asSrs ,unssss ae o Furniture Co. ''' 10 ''
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GROCERIES AND Pro sess sloss ' ~ A''''''
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Wabash HARDWARE AND o sss Co.,
..spsnerS .s11.
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81 = e. $ s ss ss :: ::
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kas s Wis., 50 s1s Il: f s:s % u.
! FITTINGS. &C.
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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-01-01

They have very lively corpse at
Fergus Falls. The St. Paul Pioneer pub.
hshed . notice Of the death Of Charles
0osdssll, Of Fergus Falls, and few min
utss amor reading the paragraph the edi-
tor Of the Journal saw two hundred pounds
Of 'ths. late departed" moving actively
shout the streets, attending to worldly a.
fsrs.', We fsfrsin from INDUCING in q
bad pm a. the expense Of Mr.. G.'s name
and that Of tho forefather Of US all.