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


pDVp4 sis. loetJaw. palsy, sprsins, swell.
ng', cAksd breasts. sealds burns sals.rhsun, sar.
'aehs, g, upon ths human aams, and Of strain,
spavins, gals, &C., upo. animals /. one year tAsu
have al other prstsndsd remedies since ths world
began. They are equator irritant. allhsali.e pain
rslsvs1. orippl's throw away their ezutchss, IL
lame walk, poisonous bites are rendered harmless
and the wounded arc healsd without . scar. III,
recipe 10 publishsd around each bottle. Thsy ssll
~ no articles svw bssors sod and they ell beeaus,
they do Just what they pretend to do. Those whs
ow suffer rom rhsunstism, pain or swelling Dc
ssrvs T. sufIsr II thew vil' not use Csatsur Ltui.
mont, white wrapper More than 1000 certificates Of
remarkable careas including hossn limbs, chronic
rhsumasisn. CONT, running tumors, &C., have been
received: We Will ssnd a9ctrcular containing cor.
acatss. the receipt, d. statis to any on. request
tns It. One bottle Of tho yellow Wrapper Csntaur
Ltninsnt Il worth one hundred dollars Tor spsytisd
or swesaisd horses and mules Or Sue screw worm in
sheep. Stock owasrs-thess hninsnts ars worth
your attention. No family should b without them
""hits wrapper tor family uss;" Yellow, wnppsr
for aniuaals. Sold BY Ill druggists. 80 esnts psr
bottle; large bottles, N.oo J. p. Res1t 4 Co., 50
Broadway, N.Y.. 80 ~.
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MARROW ESCAPE.
LITTLE GIRL FALLS FROM
BRIDGE TO THE ICE.

On last Friday afternoon, a. Katy, .
nine years. old daughter of Mr.. 1. M.
Noye'' vas returning home from school.
she stopped on the ravine foot bridge (neAr
Mr.. B. Rosenberger's dwelling house), to
watch some boys skating on the Toe below.
It seems that she stood on the uiddle rail-
ing Of the bridge and leaned over the top
railing. Losing her balance, she fell head
foremost to tho ice. distance Of eve.
fifteen feet, striking On her head. Blood
started from her nose and mouth, but, With
remarkable good fortune. no bones we're
broken, and she showed not even scratch
or cut. She was taken homo, and remain
ed in an unconscious condition for about
thirty nix hours. She 10 now doing we'll,
and promises to be out soon again.
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Sr. C1oUp. Xar,a6. 1915

Sr. CGouD. Mars, 1915,
h Wheat has advanced vossnts,s thssefol.
le1iag bstss he slsvs.or prices ts-dsy : Z
No. :. 4. ]. ..,... !. 50
No. ............................... 81
Ne. = "
Some nsrehsats and buyers threw IN
tksir seun'ssioa = sipse - ~
Ssnt6A higher. e sS 81 r.. sss.sgs
Osts-40sl6s..
+oorn,tss.ss>f.$ zNf~t
noar-xxxx $6.5o.e.oo XXX $500
$3.50; Xxx @4oos4.so per barrel
Glssd-1l .l5a1.25 psr sHt. i I !
- Cof1mssl-]1 ~ q n - sA--s
6horts-60e. ...>,v g.. ..-<4:. .:-
Il brss-$salo per ton; So Per evt.
3 g18gs-~4Qe, 81 IN - n<4x T.. Ex ~
Batter ssssss sfrsh Is t. A. sd vsry
ssesses.
Potstess-46sb0o., .u.1~s
arssn spplss: 81. 6o.e.o p o. barrsl.;.
90 per peck. -
1 c,.ns.rr,.., s2.so.s.oo per ou.h.,; Is.
P'l 4ss''' Et,,48sI an s&EJ; "A
Onions-e0eal. 90 per bushsl. ;,
aensy--2os25e Per pound,
Maple sugsr-16a2oe. n.
Cabbsgs-$s psr hundred. a..
Beans, $l.eos$2.oo per bushsl.
Chssss-l5i2oo per pound.
Hsy-$b.o0 se.o 90 per ton. :,,.fy: 49,
couatry hans--losl2}s Per ID.
sussr eursd hams-2oo.
Dried Bssf-90e. $780,.
sWeod-$s. o0s4 90 per cord.
Wool-Flsses washed. aos3se
So. Unvsshed, 2vs26e..
Tub washed, 86slls. ...-..
Besf-0s foot, 30 to $40; retailing, sal2e
pr pound. "a
.Vssl-7e dresssd; retailing, ss1oe p.r
pound. ;. - .
on-enfoot, as4c; retailing ssl2}e
psr pound; 80 ~'...;., --:S4sSa g.
Pork -se dressed :; @rstsiline, sa121s
Ness pork, $500 psr barrel.
Chioksas-1al23eiperlb.
Turksys-llsl5e.
:: ~, os~,' =. AIIvAuxl., Mar. 4.
Wheat--$l 76 for No. /. $
Oaes-423 ? -. ~ ia e. .,<'r
Corn-67e.; g.,
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'THI 0RANa1RS
LETTER LlyT.

Letters remaining. unclaimed ct the
Post Office, in St. Cloud. Minnesota, On
Wednesday tho 26th day Of February. 1874.
To obtain any Of these letters, the appl,.
cant must call for advertised Letters, -
and give the date of this list. If not
called for in one month, they will be sent
to tho Dead Letter Office.
alNTLEx8N's LIST.
Bauer & Co Julius Bettendorf Peter
Bsstsd Olof B Ewing Thos
Cash Henry Young Jos Lein
Held ToR PosTAa1.
Baron Joseph, st. Anthony, MINI.
Haumert, Brookwsy, MINI.
Miss Lizzie Davis, E. Minneapolis, MINI.
J..E. WEST, P. NJ.
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CHURCH NorEs.-The Rev. G.. W. Pres.
colt, General Agent for the Baptist Sabbath
Schools of Minnesota, spent the Sabbath
in the city. He occupied the pulpit of the
Baptist church in the morning, and gave u
Scripture reading in the evening to large
and attentive congregation. Mr.. Prescott
is widely and favorably known as one Of
the oldest and most successful Sabbath
So hool men in the State.
The Rev. G. B. Bills, Of Santiago, loft
the city this morning to take temporary
charge Of q church near Grand Haven,
Mich.
Four more persons united with the Pres
byterisn church last Sabbath on profession
offaith.
The meetings held at the schoolhouse in
the outside town are we'll attended, and
much interest Is felt in them.
A union Of the Presbyterian and Con-
gregationsl churches in this city is under
consideration.
AuO 48uloo VI Tue H06CuOVlbL CQurCO 8Fe
raising money to bay new organ, and arl
meeting with god success. They intend
getting IN Instrument with two banks of
keys, and costing from $500 to $500. Il
will be obtained through Prof. Rhys, who
10 to Do organist.
The Rev. Mr.. Wioks. of Saratoga Co., N
T., 10 expected 10 preach in the Congrega|
tional Church next Sabbath, as candidat,
for the pulpit. ,:
Says the shakopee Argus: "Ex-Gov
ernor Miller delivered q very interesting
lecture on Monday evening at G. A. R
Hall, for the benefit Of the St. Benedict
Orphan Asylum: A large audience was il
attendance and the lecture Was we'll rsce,v
3D." - :. &. 'E
| Z - ~
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The St. Cloud JOURNAL thinks it 10
re~llS too bad for the Eagle to destroy the
hopes of 7. Q. Aa1lure for Congrsss, DO.
cause he has already purchased Dart Of
his outfit. We can't help it. Ii h. ..iek,
to the Ring, he must not feel discouraged
if this great American bird sticks . tail
feather into his ear, occssionslly.-Glsn-
mood Eagle.
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There 10 but very slim foundation for
tho report that Arcadia Grange proposes
renting J. E. eHsyward's Touring mill.
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ANoKA, March 4th. 1874.

ASoKA, March 4th, 1874.
EDITOR JouRxA1.-A Number Of ladies,
representing, the Temperance League st
this place, visited al tho saloons on The
East Side, three in aumber, this forenoon.
At the first one visited, kept BY x. Jurgeas,
they were invited in and prayers were Of.
fered, after which the proprietor was re-.
quested to close his saloon, which he 70
fused to do. Tho next place visited VA
tho saloon kept by H. G. Leland. Here
tho ladies found the doors looked. The
next move was to the BARRON Of tho Third
Avenue Hotel. At this place they wers
cordially invited into the ladies psrlor, bot
insisted On occupJi ing tho absr-room In.
stead. The same programme vas gone
through with here q ct tho first saloon.
Tho lsdies requested the privilege Of call
ing again. which WAS refused. L. d,
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TnE 'sAUTOBlOaRAPHICAL.~
Tributes from tho state Press,

There seems to be no abatement in the
good opinion entertained Of T. G. Mcclure
by tho St. Cloud Press, and the fitness Of
I. G. Mcclure for Congress 10 foroibly i'm.
pressed upon that journal. II 10 may
judge from the st. Cloud Psess, Mr.. T. G.
Mcclure is most eminent, worthy and
honorable citizen. This must certainly
DO the the case. The D.pateh scorns the
idea that the st. Cloud Press has any nm.
due bias towards T. G. Mcclure arisins
from the fact that T. q. Mcclure owns and
edits the Psess Aforesaid. -N. Psul DE-
patch.
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CLOSING OUT AT COST.

For the next thirty days will sell my
entire stock ofdry goods, hats and caps,
gents furnishing goods, notions, etc., At
cost, in order to close ont my stock. Re-
member this, and get some Of the splendid
bargains am Offering. .c.r.,s,., ....
T = - ROBIRr MocxnnHAupr
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D4Gso, r. Rowsll4 Co., 4OPArk Row,
New York, aAds. u. PsttsnsillA Co., 81
Park Row, New ls.4, ~rs1.s sole sgsn.
tor TIN JouH1AI in that city and are au-
therissdt 9 oontrae ,feri inserting dvsrtise-
msatsfor nc 81 our lowest CASA rates.
Advertisers In thatoity are requested to
cave theirfAvors with either Of the above
~ uses. 7. 3ss s srss# :.
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Joseph Edelbrock offers large lot Of
fine and common overcoats at cost, to close
out the stock. Also, large assortment Of
ladies' furs. A chance for splendid bar
gains. Gail at once. 24$t} Et.,:+
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While Judge McKelvy is always ready
to accommodate attorneys, so for ss is pos
sible, yet there il not one Judge in hun
drsd who can dispatch business as rapidly
and rs satisfactorily as he does.-Duluth
Tribune.
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-Prineeton, Mile Laos county, has .
now paper. the Appeal, published BY DR..
Qaigley and devoted 70 Temperance.
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Railroads are accommodating out on
the frontier. The people Of Detroit had q
Masonic Ball this week, and the N. P. R.
B. issued halt-fsre excursion tickets good
for three days,
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Mr.. I. NJ. Noyes desires to return his
thanks to the friends and neighbors who
rendered such kindly Offices to his family
during his absence, and while in need of
assistance .f'' =.
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n
A number Of tho saloon keepers In this
CITY received through the Pos. Office this
week letters Of which. the following IL . copy
each one, however, stating different day
on which the call would DO made:
sr. CLOUD, MIMI, March 2, 1874.
A ST. Cyr. & *''-
DEAR S1R-You are hereby requested TO
discontinue the awful traffic In which you
are now engaged. You are sending many
souls to destruction every Day, preparing
many more for miserable lives, aud maxim
your gin mills perfect hslls on earth, Ws
arc praying to God daily and nightly to
moline your heart to sss tho error OF your
ways. Take timely warning and reform
At once. We intend calling It your saloon
on tho 18th inst. for purposes Of prayer.
PsR ORDsR LADIas SEoasr rInPs1Axos
S0oIlTY.
This 10 no doubt hoax. Tho ladies' Of
this city have no Temperance Society, ~
cret or other. The letters ars not in The
handwriting Of lady. They sre undoubt-
edly the production Of some smsrt youne
man who 10 anxious 10 get up sensation,
and takes this rather questionable manner
Of going about it.
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Mr.. T. G. Mcclure, the st. Cloud ring
master whe aspires to DO NJ. c., 10 not con.
tent with taking time by tho forelook, but
wants the whole scalp. Hs not only has
"MoClure organ" but he owns and edits
it himself: This makes his ''organ" reli-
able on McClure.-lbM,
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FROM PAYNEsIILLE.
= PA1xisvIIll, Feb. 9Th, ]

In PA1si.v11nI, Feb. 9th, 1874. ga
EDrrolls JouinA1:--Business AZ this
'plass 10 very dull, notwithstanding the fast
that Mr.. James Tuttls IL selling out at cost,
and Phippsr II selling to, the Changers. 4
suppose The very .unfayorsbls state Of The
weather. for the last weak or ten days se-
counts Tor there not being more Of ; rush
here to get goods ehesp. -, 80.
Mr.. Webb has disposed Of his :. ~. ,
MIL PROPERTY >.
here, and No regret to know that. hs 10
shout to leave this place and take up his
abode At Asnsnnsh. His successors arc
Messrs Boom & Mitchell. Of Msnsanah, /
understand, whore they are nov closing
out their store preparatory to renewal to
this place. NJ. Webb is 70 succeed them
there. The mill came very near
BRING BURNED
the other day. While the workmen were at
dinner flames were discovered, BY . passer
by, coming ont Of the roof near the CHM
ney, having caught from it. As good LUCK
would have It. there WAS plenty Of help
sosn on hand. and the FIRE was quickly put
out, and no great damage done. Tho new
firm have xorkmsn busy filing up the
mill, and will very sooa be ready to toll
our grists. -ee.
THI aRANG1Rs
did the nice thing BY the young people
here on last Wednesday night, and have
gained greatly in the estimation Of the conn
munity BY it. They had the generosity to
CLOSE early and give up their Hall to the
''hsns @tsntast,e'' and furnished s~splsndid
free supper . sll-ths dentilss included
and ~ might 30 expected, thsr. Wis {.
s'sound Of rsvelry~ I'll aisht in thst neiRh-
borbood. NJ.
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There WAS not quorum at tho meet
ing of the Board Of Education on Monday
evening, and therefore nothing was done.
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Judge McKelvey, presiding at the
District Court of this place, dispatches
business rapidly and to tho satisfaction of
ill those Who como in contact with him.-
Duluth Cor. st. Paul Pres.
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"A man from st. Wendle, who gave his
name - Joseph Timley, WAS brought be-
fore Justice Tobey on Saturday, and fined
$751; 90 and costs for trying to get up COR
ner in the whisky market.
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Mr.. g. Ethen takes possession to-day
Of tho Cold Springs House, At Cold Springs
He will be glad to sec any Of his st.. Cloud
friends who may travel that way.
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- : 4 t4sPfs
We havs ben iarnishsd 81 Ptof HAiass,
Principal Of The Union School, With tho
following copy Of the Roll Of Honor for
February:
S11sr PRMAlx DSPAlTxsxr. @ i;
Aiss Nsaa1 xeGssghsy, lsaeAw. II
Gsorss stablsr 1ooIThsrsss HsauprSs 9b
Chas bonhsm 100 Jennie Hay va 9SI
Willie HsrbsrRsr 96| Minulf Robbers 9S
Jsaastts Bssuprs 98| Phsbs lHsrshmani 80
Paxton Campbell 95IThsrsss Arsnsau SIS
ssooxD 11usAlY DlrAaT1llxf::g "a Frs
=, NJ. s. 4. Stsvsr.. 1sschs,r..' s@@ ~
Robert Cross 100 John Arsnssu ! i9S
Eddie Dam 100 Hattie Staples 9s.s
Clarke Wait 900 Ella Stanton . 90
sarah Hartman 97.6 Earl Pinnsy J 98
Matte Knswlton 96.6 Peter sehalsr %
11Rs1 INTERMEDIATE D1PA11NlHr.
M Jessis 0.sas. 1tsehsr.. . y ! -, =.
Morris Grout 100 Gsrtis Powell $685.
James NsLsanr 90 70 Cred Albright &C., %
Thos Rust 07.6 R Gribblsr 96. "'
Wu Robbers 97.6 Jsn Campbell 95.
Kate Bird 97.6 David Peterson 95.
ssooAD lArsRx1p1A7s DEfAlrx1Ir.
ka' Aaggis Barns., Teacher.
Anna Getehsll 100, Lizzie Gibbs 95 81
Mary Beauprs 99.18 Emma Kemp 94.22
Malcolm Atkins 50. ~ Roland Dearins94. OF
Mary Powell 97.87 Eddie Lewton 90. ~
Bonnie Smith zo7.2 Willie Gibbs 81. 81
= JUNIOR GRAMMAR D1PA1TxlrT.- ..-
} ki.s Ado Dam, Tsae1ss.4 7 J -:
A Nolan 95.7 Nellie Runtsr, 98l
Frank Hines 1914 & Huber o8.l
Milton Noel So. q Vye~ : .s02..i
G Dakiu 98.l6IA Kfssmer 01.0
8 Atkins 9S.8 N CLARK. =. , 9l.6
- sIH1o1 olANNA1 DsPAlTM1HT.
IL. Hsstovsr, TsaeAI,. . j, ~
Geo MeCrea 97.7IErnest Garrison 81. Il
a Smith 96.7 Horace Alden 1856
J A MoCrsa 96.6 Edward Cash 92.7
Edwin Staples 96 Anna Dr6ssler2 9l.7
Edwin Dakin 96.llAnnA Gross j, .90.6
HIGH SCHOOL DsHAlrn.x1s -a,r
4. He;sss, Esschr. -.
Vim Hayward ss.s1 Sarah Peterson 1854
Henry folmsn 1911 Frsnk Tolmsn 98.42
8 Hseoma1n $3.50 Eue6cs Hill 3d.:
Henry Locke, 5000 Harry D1ssslsr 96.2
Fred Weber 98.7l Francis, Clark 96.8
=.
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Castorla 10 moro thsn . substitute for c..sor
OIL II he only sqs article in SxistencsNhich %
esEtai1 g as:tnilats he bod regulate the bowels,
care Wind cole md Produce natafal slesp. Il cod.
eadns nstshe @tnnss1iG notphiAs or alcohol. 81
pleasant to take. &Childrsa Assd not cry al
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On the 18th Of February, BY the Rev.
Geo, johnson, a. Plsssant Hill, Mr.. Jons
n. BLAkELr, Of F1ynssvills, ands Miss Rx.
"a u MORGAN, " Plsassat Hill, xsadiyeM
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Mr.. H. .Ottsnsmsyer has gone into
partnership With NJ. John DsLso, in the
bsrhering business, in his old quarters.
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Il fresh fall Of CONCEALED atmospher-
10 moisture il covering the streets and side
walks.
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Tho Tsachera' Training School 1T
Monticello will be srganized on the Oath
Of March and WI continue in session until,
April Ill.,
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-freal sstate taxes are not paid before
April LIST, the land will be sold. and be
subject to costs and penalties.
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"A. J. Ames has been appointed Score
tarJ Of the Douglas County Agricultural
Society via G. F. Sims resigned.
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John Brown has sued J. F Lewis for
trespass committed in opening the "Brown
and Lewis" road. There are twenty counts
in the complaint, and the amount Of dam
ages olaimed y 81, ooo.-Monacelo Tines.
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NOTICE.

All persons ars warned not to purchase
Of Charles F. Davis, Charles R. B.al OF
Lewis Clark, : (doiug. business in st.
Cloud, under the firm name Of Davis. Bssl
& co., oertain tracts OF parcels Of Pine
Lend In Grow Wing county, amounting "a
about l ,2so acres Of lsad, said land havias
been conveyed to said Davis, Bsal l. Co.
BY J. Dean & Co.. Of Minneapolis. !
shall contest the right Of said Davis, Bssl
& Co. to said lands.
vEs ~; i 0. b. GARRISON.
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"A subscriber gives Mrs Elizabeth Il.
Jocelyn cleveland Is the author Of the
poetry published last week, "No Sect in
Heaven
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60 2 81 = ! ~ ~. Il
money BY going to Robert Nook.
enhsupt's for dry goods, hats aud aoaps,
gents' furnishing goods, notion, ste. He
IL selling out = cot. This opportunity
Will only continue for thirty days.
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If "Une Who Knows" at Moorh cad
wishes to have his letter published, he will
send his name,
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March came in "hke q lamb" In
four weeks from now We can toll our read
ers, with complete accuracy, a. to tho style
Of its going out.
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We learn from Spring Hill parties that
MIR. horny Emmel, formerly Of this city,
who hass large and vsl)-hlled store ct
that plsee, is doing : very fourishing busi-
ness. He keeps everything in the line Of
general merchandise, sells cheap, has tho
confidence Of the people, and is gradually
absorbing the bulk Of the business. We
ere glad to hear of his success.
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-Mssns. Geo P. Rowell g. Co., Of New
York, who havs the largest Advertising
Agency in The United States, write under
date Of February Mth,:> 1--WE have lately.
made THl JOURNAL the sole Representa- tive:
for our lists Ii your city, Which shows
that they ~ able g Judge With remarkable
correctasss assto the comparative value
Of different newspapers. for advertising
purposss. ~ -.-. 80
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81 WAH7s1.-l,o0 pounds Of choice but.
IT. B, n. Russ1E1. 4
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Several Abrogoines of the Chippews
persussion were IN town yesterday, study
ing civilization and picking up cigar stumps
in front Of tho saloons.
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FOR THE PUBLIC BENEFITl
ALL wOOLEN GOODS AT LESS THAN
COST

For the next Sixty Days, J. W. Ten
voorde win sell oil WOODEN goods blankets,
nubias. soarfs, furnishing goods, etc.,
for less than cost, - he To- determined to
close out the entire stock. Also, boots
shoes and boot packs 1t lower figures than
ever before known IN st. Cloud. II you
want genuine bargains in first. class goods
do not fail to call ct Tsnvoorde's.
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On last Friday boy named Krsus,
living in the town Of st. Wendle, had his
leg broken, between the knee and ankle,
by log falling from the top Of . load Of
wood on to it. He Was brought to town On
Sabbath, had the leg set, and ID now getting
along well.
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Tho plausible chaps Who perambu

Tho plausible chaps Who peran.bulat-
cd Stearns county selling . stock Of
goods belonging t. 80 bankrupt English
house" are new ''doing" the farmers in
other parts Of tho State. A good many
people have very short name for them-
"sWindlers."
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-03-05

On Monday the bill passed tho Senate
authorizipg tho City Of st. Cloud to issue
bonds to the amount Of $4,000 to aid in
building hotel. Al tho bill was amend
cd after having passed the House, it must
go back to that body that the amendments
may be concurred in.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-03-05

-Mohs Bros, Of st Wendle, to whom
WAS awarded the contract for building the
addition to the Court House, declined CIV
ing the necessary bonds, and the contract
went to Peter Smith, the next lowest bid
der, A. S., 425. Mr.. 8. this morning trans
ferred the contract to Mr.. A. Montgomery.
The bill appropriatiDg $1,000 addi,
tional for the current expenses Of the Nor
NAL School, and the bill appropriatins
$4,000 to furnish the new building both
passed the Senate yesterday. We COM
mend this little item to tho attention Of the
"Autobiographicsl." q ~ e- e.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-03-05
aCEHTAUR LINIHnHra.

: - There i no pain. which III. ca.
faar nainsnts VIII not rsusve, -
swelling sAsy viii not ssbdus, and
10 l.nsnsss which they ~in not
cure. Thisis stresg language, but
Il T. true. They have produeea
more cnraa of rhsr.s&,.~, &,,..,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-03-05

For cheap boots and shoes 50 to Ten
yoorde'G.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-03-05

Barber shop and hath ,roons-sssfy.
thing hrst-elass-at 4 JoHx- DlLso's I &
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-03-05

Closing ont sale Of dry goods, eloth-
Inf, boots and shoes, at less thsn cost, as
Joseph kdelbroek' =. 8 ~
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-03-05
4 I, : 4. !, q / ;,.,s,kl.,..tss,s

-Hssbsf6ef Bros. !aHks The beet laxee
bssr = - na,k.t. Order u them. ..' -,os :
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-03-05

Tom and Jsrry-the genuine thing
1t Jos. aebsrKsr's. % Is 50 s5 -
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-03-05

We understand that Mr.. N. Van Loon
has purchased Mr.. II. Il. Herbert's dwell.
ling house. Price $4,000.