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The Arizona sentinel., 1874-05-02
wurrYNrs x rO,.CANNHU FRUITS
 ANn VEGETA BLES, etc.

T>pefh4T viii. a general assort- szs.nf adapted to this country: Al sfwhich is oTared at prices which UF.tY COMPETITION
 Puvar= u-ili find it to- thair inc ssre-t to call and examine my stos X before purchasing elsewhere Ali merchandise cOn-i igned to my care will receive careful handl. ing and be forwarded with dis patch by experienced freighterS, at lowest market rates. S Highest prices paid for all Arizona products.
 DAVID NEAHR. Yuma, A. T.. Feb. 23. 1878.
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-05-02

At Yuma, April 29th. by the Rev Father John Chaucot, w T. FORsMAN and Miis CAROLINE PERRY
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-05-02
The printers were remembered by a liberal slice of cake. May

happiness attend the yg11g couple and may their path De strewn with flowers,
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-05-02
rerwaroinE.

The most prompt dispaaeA and ezsessi isliyery assured The eoaasseioss Aza asranesnents are perfect g ssasg 7sias ia lhs TeFEibers,
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-05-02
MARRIED.

At Yums. April 18th. on the steamer ,'C"copah." hy the Hon. Judge DeForest Porter. . MoLKnw. of TncsOn. A T.. and MARY PETzEL. ct w arlington, D. ..
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-05-02

By every steamer; assuring sah sss fresh theiE varied, select shd hcs7y ssosk ..~lsa ssesoI1esas s7->-rz u-S gsE Tees eisca 2arksts
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-05-02

Perfumery. S0aps, Combs, and Brushes. Trusses, Support CTS, and Shoulder Braces,
 Fancy and Toilet
 Articles.
 Kerosene
 Oil. Lamps and
 ChimDeys, Grass and
 Garden Seeds, Glass, Putty, Paints, Oils, Varnishes and Dye
 STUFFS. PATENT MEDICINES, &c. IPhysicians' Prescriptions and private Receipts put up with great care, aes warranted of the best articles. Al orders correctly answered.- Goods selected with great care and war ranted ss represented. Also Sewtng-Machine Needles. Oil 6c.
 Agent for GROVER & BAKER's Sewing Machines, and the Conn plets> Washer.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-01-29

y, Portions Of New York are suffering
from . disastrous food. =. A dispatch
from Fulson, on the Osweeo> river
says tho most extensive flood .knoRu
there tor twenty five years u devas'
tatine tho lo~er portions Of the village
Sunday evening macy. families Yer.
obliged to leave their homes, and many
!. nore mex. morning were calrled iron
the second story. Of their houses. b
boase. Men were seen ~.dlng in, the
water up TO- their wsisss carving the
women Of their households on their
/ backs to places Ct safety. Damage 70
busisess Interests great, ..z
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-01-29

ley, Of Westminster .'. il .Apbey, ,ef6ei.ted.
The h.lls vvas rsther ANAL, and the
walls decorated With sbattlsy picturrs.
Dean Stanley, Who. durine the solemn.
x..ioo of tho Greek church ssrsioe,
wore Protestant Episcopal Doctor Of
Divinity hood sid cow; sod Who now
appeared % -.he ,!tsr ae.iiee e; % Epis :
eopal sarplioe with thssjj .~eled'5eoll.r
Of tho Order OF tho Bar srouod his
neck, ~aa assisted BY ~ Of tho resi-.
dent English clergy. fbe members Of
the Eoglish eolooy, ipehdine landlords
and merch.nts, were gathered on tho
left Of the altar. Conspicuous .mcng
them were Governor Jewell, the Amer.
lean Minister; Lord Lotus, the Fog.
tish Mioister, and the. officer, Of tho
Dipllo y Corps. May Enelishmen
i in. scarlet = uniforms we're .isp present.
Especially ,ootieeable Vas Tho venerable
Prince Gortaohsko (. y, surrounded j.: BY
she leading members OF tho Russian
nobility. They gathered On the right
| side Of the altar; ,~.
The Episcopal chant. we're given BY
Russian " ehorister lads, clad in long
Crimson dresses, !:
When the marriage PROCESSION en.
tered, the bride walksd between her
father and the bridegroom. Prince
Arthur walked behind. The beauti.
tul Anglican wedding service vas then
impressively performed BY Dean Stan.
LEY, the Prince and Princess respond.
iag according to the form epjoined ia
tho Bodks 81 Common Prayer: 81 ~
The delivery Of tho, 'lip.lS beosdio'
ton 'God the Father, God thee Son
God u, Holy Ghost Sbls.s,, preserve,
.ad keep yoa,"', W. ;sspeoi.l!y touch
The service. being concluded, Dear
Stanley congratulated the newly:m.r'
risd couple. *>,>''' 80 ,
s.,.,.l Roman Catholic diguit.rie.
we're present, ,: - :.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-01-29

b allowed legal sosaesl. Tho seuste
oonaepted, provided the oos. should not
e1esed $3.50. .. Be- 3
/ "a rssolasics - sdopssd iastruoting
,.hs ] sdleis,y Ooumit.se to report. il
deal, any plan th,ts might b. de-
vissd % make The ata.s Prision self.
supporting, . are the prisons Of other
States.
A communication was received from
Governor Davis concerning tho Bois-
Fdrt band Of indians. reported 70 b ID
.a.slasviag ~ssnditiss, from With II
appsass that The silsanstaaess ars not
such y 70 demand any action On tie
part Of tie State, he Isdiaa, Bureau
bang prepared 70, so6ses Ill the relief
asesssasJ.2 Ia iiassd gn 2gs;} 81 >s,t
sssAbils wsa,ia.roduesd BY Mr.. Benz.
dict an.hasising the Sank Rapids. Va.
~ easss Conpeeys - s,boerov ;ooaey
upon their peopsrsy aud frsnshtsse. en-
j., Il the Hoass, bills vsrs iatrodussd
% follow: ".~vI4a,f = T.
= By Mr. Child, 70 create the Office Of
Assistant Railroad Commissioners, and
dedos their duties. ,rneo r>.r "s4e 'oo
3 By Mr. Mason, TO snsud tho special
lava Of 1873, 10; relation to aid 10.
railroads 10 the oouaties Of Otter Tail,
Wadsna, and W lkin.t = :.eGs - ..a&s
by NJ. Tifrell, increasing the mum.
Der Of the Justices Of the Soprsme
Court from thrss to five. ,~~',; 49,.
The House bill to Incorporate subor-
diosts lsdges and snoampments of Odd
Fsllsvs ~asa passed: ..:v;y ah> IS
1.-The Senate bills sapproprist'ug S.
600 to aid destitute settlers on tn.
Frontier, sRsa passed under . suspsns,os
Of the rules. !fsj,@ -: j; ~ 81
WrDNEsDAY.-In The House = bill
Ms Introduced BY M. J irdan u 70
move the county ss.t Of Wilkin count,
from Breekatide eto tMoC aulsytills.e}
a bill ms introduced by Mr. Gran
dali prohibiting member Of the Lsga
htuSe and State of6cers from aocepsip,
aud using railroad pssses. 2'47' = g
The House bill for tho relief Of ~
tiers along Tie linz Of the Northerl
P.eias road NJ PASSED. "'(Approprl
~ 1880 to prosecute their claims {
lapds) e >'7s53 s. u; d." ia .:
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-01-29

=
a. IN older States; Normal y s.. Schools
have proved . great blessing; :. .na Il
time h near wien their REAL value will
tar exceed their cost, and We would feel
sorry 70 80 them dispensed With nov.
Their oo.t and expss's e fs.pooing 90
20! t.rr have We. ou.veiehed sheir, uselfal'aess.
tn. f.et none will deny. Bat &c q
peo's q r,heir construction !! b. J., been
i occurred e and nov, BY jadio'o'a' man e''
sgemeos, they Gao b made y. . real bene-
4: q .ad eonaibu'e largely il q advancing
ths 'n'*,lsetu.' .od moral growth o Of d.
6tses.-Kasso. Republican,. :, 49,,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-01-29

aSHuAToa NoHToN delivered an shl.
speech % Tuesdsy, io which he msi,.
sized the Gosstitotional power Of C"n:
grsssEt 70 regulate commerce .mooe tbt
several Ssstss-trao'por..tiou whether
upon ls'd Or On water, BY railway OF
steamship, being considered . par. 81
oommsroo.aw 81 Gla~ -
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-01-29
TAXABLE PROPERTY IN MINNIE
sofa. 4

The st. Paul Pioneer, referring "a
State Auditor Whitc"mh's trthcnn,.
,"g report, gives the following sossls
frum :, hs abst NOT Of the duplicates Of
:, to different cuuDtiss Of the State, OF
the taxable real and personal prop.
erty for the year 1873:
Number Of acres Of land a.
sessed, exclusive Of town lots IL, 7O2, l67
Aggregate assessed value OF
Observation-Disclosures. 1ots Ito,oSV
Assessed valuation OF town
and city lots, including ...,. -.
str0csures........... .........". SV,AV,S4o
prop.r.y..................:...:. s4.ss,. go
ro,Al assssssd valuation Of all 49,
taxable property In the
State, real anu personal..... 1t2,190, 10
The total sm0uus Ot taxes assoassd
Tor n. year 1873, Tor oil purposes, NJ
s. Sl5.26J98. 'H"'1',. '''s
This enormous sum was lsvisd for
the following purposes
For State purposse~........ ) Sol 49, U
For School purposs............ l.lsl.so0 II
COUNTY rAxH0.
For County Revenue. ........... eso. $50 o.
FOR County Poor .................. 1900 Is
For Bonds and Interest ......... l9A.479 1e
Fur Roads AMI Bridgs.......... 2s7.sS4 "a
rowx AND CITY.
Town taxes. ................. l72. 100 ls
CIV taxes. ......,,,.............. 678 100 20
Miscellaneous. .................... 8e.042 80
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-01-29

The New Double Expanding Steam
Engine j. what they cali it. :Isw.s 10.
sentsd 1t T',usvil;e, Pa , sod v.ll it u
ul.ined, increase the spe~d of l"cJmo
lives aud 10 ~ steamers threo.fuld, At
'tss cost 'hs is required by ordinary
"~iues. This is .Il the world .. l.rxs
Knows .b'ut it now, and pr'b 'bly al
u ever will know 49,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-01-29

! -Miss M'nuist PheIp.,. o. Dslsyso,
M insanity killed, sod Charles, Wiki.
inc seriously iojursd, while soastina
down the Uui,s,si.y hill It K Msdison,
Wis.,, on Monday oight. The bo6s roo
ioto . team. ..s.. .,.., x.s,.: il .er1&i
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-01-29

Nh. DoNsELLr's bill tor selling tn
Normal School buildings meets VIII
little favor OF consideration from 10,
quarter. The Rochester P0st, ~b'c'
IL opposed to these soho Is. character
is.. il q ''oos, Of Inc many '.ro'c
meo,ysmsu,s usdrf ~ NJ. D~nel'y."
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-01-29

=, A 1EsoLrT1oN vas sdol ted BY the
State asaats On Friday a*kiog the com.
mites; o. taxes and tax laws TO m"t'
- aneadeeot u the tax Law, 20 thai
taxes - b collected one.haIf in th.
spring sad ons.hslt ID the fall A BIZ;
enbofgisg . provision Of this KIDD
vould bring much relief 10 the t.x.psy.
en-, and eould sos b. in any wise det.
rinsstal % t.s counties o. The State.
,.ndss the psosisious Of the present la~
large sums Of money lie unused f..
months 10 The county treasures. L t
the peyosnt Of taxes b. made semi..n.
. uai, - hss BEEN done for years i'll
Ohio. TIE JouRSAL advocated thi'
ls5tvintsr, and viii eootinue 70 .dvoc.t.
il % I'll : change 80 much neeued j,
inside ~ The Legislature.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-01-29

Id Ta1 Z recent heavy aoeds between
sWiadsor ~and sVh.tdstns 0atario,. have
carried away three miles of the Great
Western Railway t.,elk Ne III. 'tsE..o. have
passed through since Ssnd.y.,e Tho,
track willsnet be e3ssr tor several days.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-01-29

LIEUT. GENERAL SHER DAN docsD' t
believe 10 fooling shout sbio-s. He
was before the House Committee on
MiI'..ry Affairs On Monday, and ex:
pressed the opinion that reduction 10
tbs army "ould imperil le,ce on the
frontier settlements He r,d,culed The
'de. Of Influencing the 1uaiaos ty NOR.
Il sussiou, aod thought the pres+n,
peace policy Of the g'serom, 1T to b.
must effectively .no che.ply admins
tered by the War Department.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-01-29

CALEB CUSHING Intends leaving for
Mad''d early 10 Fec osry. His l,ttle
! tier to bis friend J f. Davis 10 bsbsii
i his friend Archy R"aue made bin
'".Ik Spanish away from the Chief
J ustlceship.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-01-29

On Tuesday the Committee on Ways
aud Means, by 40 slL.ost unanimous
vote. disagreed tu JUICE K'lley's bill
providiog FIR olssrtibls bonds. The
subject, however, will 20 presented to
The House: Let .hi-, and every Other
lWta ,ti1U n0hems, be voted down. i, =
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-01-29

TIE United States 'rs not 70 h.v.
!. monopoly Of railroad .'eoideot..' On
Tuesday forenoon, ~hil.; tbs expires.
passenger sr.id from EdiDbulg for
Glasgow rs running 4 gre.t speed
il cane In collision with another *.
press tr.in, and si2,esS5 person. xtrte
killed, !. number = severely. Injured and
! ssveral ooaobes demolished. 1;'''2s
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-01-29

Tue M'"ne.poi's Tribune report.
that Mr. K j. MendsutalI, . we'll.
SHOWN banker Of that city, i. .. de.
'au',er to .hv tu"s Of &3o,00o. Il
i'ea' u'tr Of The City Soa,l Faod.
These are trsin times 'or Treasures.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-01-29

THOSE Ill Gng,es who are disr sed
e. i"sis; that the average female Of tht
present day il sl'w IN business N liter.
siil need IT, t.ke oack seats Here a.e
me mouro,nc wid IVA Ut tho Sismese
Nv us whn embalm the bodies of tht
lear departed Chang and Eng 10 On
.nd charc ,sl, aud thee SIX $4,000 Vi
."y person Or p~r~o"s ~ho may desire
10 make past n'ortens exsm,natino, IT.
'er which The bodies ~,ll o. disposed Vi
to the highest b,dder FIR exhibition.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-01-29

The ONO Ss"at' has p..svd cheap
spo,ta,ion bill, fixing the rst.'.
~h,ch the railroads. ., that State may
share. These bills are b couipg quite
popular now y. dsy III t12 Z
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-01-29


II, undermined Joesn wAosais p
tesds throughout North
. - b, so r,e,d, .1,,. stock, ..d d. v. ...4.t
sse hssds both in this country and Ea
and relying and excellent .n. e, h' prompt '.
ws'r. A.tst fer oil kat'
ef N. products. aid .Aip,.., make
men" 'e' 'e @p Assiooi1unA1 IMPLEMENTS
en- e. Tyr: :' '
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS AND srArlossRs.
P,. . s;sss: Co. Co., 4 st ''' n'''' s' Third
=" ' Bookss1lzRs AND srAr1osrns
Merrill Co., 1866 Third .oor. M .1 a:,'' ''s Third
Forep.ueh r.rbo< se Thirds. c Gotham Co., 10
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS AND
oaioby a.rvsu, Henry Mills % and West fin "
~, CARPETS OIL CLOTHS PAPER, - @~~~
:ss: * nd N NEW 8 %
"'<.. u CHINA GLASS, ouRENswARE
1873 THIRD p ass: Rst D''''''' Ogden
s g; s g r y 4 a:' s':: ST e ':'
:s:s:: s 20 4as F'''''A Third "
o !, H.. ~, Geo. s. !: AND SPICE MILLS
5s @ 3: ;:: S:: FL: ::
80 80 : - - oosrEcr1oFeRs = 49,
Mine, uc.s, 10 Fourth 3, rs mon.au,
COPPER AND BRASS WORKS.
*''' Walter 81 esoss :: assn p11sp AND nop1Duas
~~aw-<pRues, MEDICINES AND CHEMICALS - II = <
se''' RsA' - '' IT, Third n.v ao ss: 7' 1913
s S:ss s ss: =. Third . a
Third e.: s "a =. s:.s@.
H.rvood ITO Third st ~ @ szss
.~~~~-~-----~ FANCY HAIR GOODS. r':r":i~A
| John asrtasr Third st ~ | ~: --> 1913
st. Bro,h.. 81 Third
GUNS, RIFLES. PISTOLS AND SPORTING GOODS: >.-*:
H s''''e 20 ete dsoobhas 1sn PROVISIONS
s B r.; g I'd
Wholesale Ren 2oorhrd 12s 'l'
| 7s~4 *s @*>~'a nv o7HARDwARE AND CUTLERY
s;:ss Ss;s:
a, 3, ,.s: AA1s 4sP Px Gtfs Mason iso third !, 4
| ". y@ IRON, NAILS AND STEEL
'''' D'' .: Third JEWELERS. 1s ' ''''' l'* Third
IA Richardson {wArcHMAKERg TOOLS MArERA1s174 rhla
| <<.#<&:~ r - LEATHER AND FINDINGS =:
'@'' '' e" 10 1 1araoaa4rusa AND ENGRAVING
s. ss s.ta Reed cor Third and Jackson
| LUMBER COMPANIES AND DEALERS.
hs e. sss fsss o a ' SS '"'''
| MACHINERY, RAILROAD SUPPLIES
woosey Robinson Co. 50 Third
-. - =: - MILLINERY GOODS. 49,. ~
o''An Co.. IS Third " Ds ss r s"s1s Wholesale ''' Retail
NOTIONS TOYS &c. ...... -
''''''' rAnrs OILS WINDOW GLASS, &c. ~:
81 Third Edward bigga l2s Thu&t
| 80 - @7""' PAPER MANUFACTURERS
aesen Reossn, Third g. 3. Il s:=:5. III
PAPER DEALERS
A,.rm Russell Carpenter,
! PHOTOGRAPHIC STOCK FRAMES, &e
Zimmerman PIG Thidst /
/ PUMPS AND PIPING
] woohey Co., Jackson
| sADDLRRY AND sADDLERY HARDWARE :.~44 $50
Morebous Ware, Is Robertst
| SAFE MANUFACTURERS s..
Halls e.ts Lock c., chas Nay.
'ss
! 19Jackon It ~@ S"S @% Agent
! SEWING NACHNEs-W HOLESALE AGENTS.
Grover Sewing Agents "si,s,r 1T
| Thirda / Q
D. M,sane
/ 24Usoksen 2S2
! STOVES HOLLOW WARE. ~"* ~ SO
censosk wAo's.l' Depot 50 Third =
e@A &&@ Trunk MANUfAoruRsRs AND DEALERs. lJy ~
czipr.a upssn, 12e Third | .<,> - TN jJT# 3~H6*S
af.r H.. 1is5 rsa p..ses, I,.. Co.. IL, Third
/ NJ 50 Third Bewhn noGeehsn q siSly
297 Third kNer1 hscE ~
Retail, Business e of st :: : :: Paul,
". vou .d,;. n,,t visiting st.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-01-29

TIE nomination Or Jadgs, 'waits for
Chief Justice Of he supreme Court d
the: United states. w unanimously
confirmed BY the Senate OF: " Wednesday.
Mr.. Sumner deolioed voting. -" .
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-01-29

TIE honr At which the Editorial
Convention viii meet /, M,noesp' lis
On next Tuesday, Is ten . dick 4. NJ
The indications a:s that the Conven.
ion will DO lsrRely attended. y" =.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-01-29

The assessed valuation Of 1873 Ut
real and personal property exoeeds that
1t the year 1872 BY $8,974,63l.35-
= very Rratifyin increase. =.
1t il perhaps psoper to state that
~hile the taxable Violation Of per.oo.l
property il cat dnwn 1t ga. 6Sl 6l9,
The assessed vslusi,ou amounts to $32. .
639 sue, the diff renee. nearly g, O0O,.
UOO, being exempt from taxation BY
iav ., H..
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-01-29

DE-. LIVINGSTONE th. great African
explorer, died ~ the 18th Of August,
1t Lobiss, sf'er ~sd'nR for hours 10
wsrsh.s y, up I" biz " list 10 ~stsr.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-01-29

JERSEY CITY smouroe b alter ~hsr
Treasurer, who sb,oondsd With over
&lO0, 700 IN vs.h and buds. nl>
Official bond 10 mi.slnr. Of cDurso.. 80
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-01-29

WHAT 10, Bstea sovminR to- O"
Tuesday :esssilax tie School C"a'm't,e
Of that city rsfssed - grant ses's ~
women in the School sBoard. The v't~
declaring than Iseal'y disqu.''6ed ssood
As to 80. FL fs. Hub! ii NJ fe4 .s3s. Q
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-01-29

! = PAkrpA Rosa, ~l,o-e singing ba'
delighted thousands in this county.
died 10 Londno on Thursday nixht jass
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-01-29

THE Minneapolis Tri1xne learns that
line iud" Gordon is at present 1t the
stone fort, about IL miles from hort
Garry. He il living snd trading with
. bsnd Of Chippewa Iod;aos, called
"Swsupies." 1t is to. BE- hoped that
the noble red men enjoy his society
and that they keep close, watch on
their v,luables. II !: >.@s ;..;s.;
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-01-29
lions II Gov Austin's.

SPAIN will probably not be satisfied
..tll the United States give her q
.ourd dru,b,nx. o. the 10Th inst. =
:>p .ulsh su"b,at boarded the American
or,. Margaret, ten miles out from. Ia.
s.ua. aud attempted to s,arch hsr.--:
The Captain refused to open the hstoh.
q aud upon his arrtv. Il Il HAvasa -.
uorted the circumstance 60 Our Consul
unifnd S1Ates Admiral Scott ma 10.
f~rmed ot II, aud exported 90 apolox,
r N the 8 pau,>h Adm,rsi for the out
aye.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-01-29

.PaoF. AoAssIz's brain weighed Sc .
savoisdupolss ounces. <z>. s.. s.ne ~ m.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-01-29

. MINNEAPOLIS wants Nioollss 1slssd
fol- . public park. -
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-01-29

David A. Gage, ex.oity treasurer
Us Chicago, was before the. Criminal
C.art Of that city on Friday. toiassvsr
to indistnsnt. Of perjury and fsssd
fosod a4ai1st him. Caoe Sostiuusd.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-01-29

-ons' tlhiou..oa nsa ; 81, di.ehharlss;.
u fton tie BtooklJa Navy Y.rd h.t
week. II
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-01-29
COAFlRAIATlONS.

The State Seua,e On Friday even:
tux, confirmed the following aomina.
i'ns OF the Goveraor ..:@s
henry H. siblsy, Prssident Of the STATE
Nor mal Board. s..., -. -
N. :. Test, NJ. D.. Of WAbashA county
Trustee Of STATE Insane Hospital. i. . : l.
J g Shaw. State Librarian. ,....-,
William R. Marshall. Regent Of the State
Uuivers;ty. ~ ~12n37s. u :. :. -
franklin Staples. NJ. D., Member Of State
Board Of Health.
A. r NJ Gill. Commissioner Of 1nsur-
snce. 49,; ....t.. =,
A. E. s.nkler. Of 81. Cloud. Member Of
State boa.d Ut Healeh. "'.' ! &
+ ward F. Parker, Judge Of Probate OF
81. Louis county.
W NJ. Pierce. Judge Of Probate Of Lyons
county tx ~.-...,: . 4
smith Bloom6 I'D, Judge Of Probate Of
Pope county.
Ivory E. McKusick. Surveyor Of Logs
and Lumber in The Frs. IT, Croix) De,
trict. ''' 49,
b. ". Ingersol, Member Of Board Of
Managers Of State Reform School, =,
Nearly sll the .bove were oomiua'
,iOna ~ CIV Ausfin'a.
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II an investigators oi The n.lagsn.sn,
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favorable report. shas had ben: n,ed i
HI. Ms.lsy arr.d Tie 5inpottases u
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.that tho dslipqusst taxes II he Ssass
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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-08-15

KNIGHTS of Pythias.

Valley" Lodge No. 70, knights
of Pythias, Of Hagerstown, intend
having Basket Picnic at Druid Hill
Park, Baltimore, Thursday, August
Goth 1874 and would hereby extend a
cordial invitation to all who wish tc
make a pleasant trip and enjoy a gala
day, to JOIN with them. Ample ar.
rangements will be made for the
transportation of all who wish to 60
For the accommodation of those WAC
wish to remain over in Baltimare, two
kinds of Tickets will be issued, viz
Tickets from Hagerstown to Druid
Hill and return tie semc deg 81 fol
adults and so cents for children
Tickets good for two days 81 so.
\ 1t is earnestly requested that those
who intend to go will procure Their
tickets in advance of the day, IN
order that the Agent may make the
necessary arrangements for a sutfi Client
number of cars. The Agent will be
at Mr.. J. S. McCartney's Tobacco
Store on Mondny TUESDAY anc
Wednesday evenings, August 18th
18th, 18th and Doth, where tickets
can be obtained.
The train will leave Hagerstows
Station at 0 clock, A. NJ.
THE COMMITTEE.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-08-15
n .NW GOODS
Fresh Supply!

YNHE subscriber has just returned from
i Baltimore, with Il full supply Of fresh
GROCERIES, etc.
Coffee, Tea and Sugars, prime;
FISH, Shad, Mackcrel and llerrings;
Pepper, :,ah and spices Of all kinds;
R,;zars, Razor s'trops and Shaving Soap
T,,nic beer. Ginger Pop and Mineral
Water;
Accorh,nS and NOTIONS generally.
Watprmelons and CnntriepcS,
IL lie always keeps on hand n full
supply OF the very best FAMILY FLOUR
His articles arc rs good as the h"st ane
viii be sold as cheap as the cheapest.
/. G. i 7, friends and sec.
aug. FIT JOHN LOIIR,
Near the Engine House,