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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-05-07
DRIVING PARK MEETING.

The annual meeting of the stockholders
Of the 81. Cloud Driving Park Association
was held at the Court House on Monday
evening, for the purpose Of electing direo-
for the ensuing year.
The meeting was called to order by T.
G. Mcclure, President of the Association.
On motion the Char appointed L. W.
Collins and D. H. Freeman a. tellers.
vote was then taken for directors,
which resulted as follows:
For Direotors.-J. R. Bennett, L. W..
Collins, E. Cross, John Coates, VIM.
Powell, John Cooper. Wesley Carter, T.
G. Mcclure, J. G. Smith, N. LAIR, F. H..
Dam, J. E. West. J. M. Rosenberger.
The meeting than adjoured.
The Directors then held meeting to
elect officers for the ensuing year and
transact other business.
On motion T. c. Mcclure was appointed
Chairman Of the Board Of Directors J.
E. West, Vice President; j. NJ. Rosen-
berger, Secretary; J. G. Smith, Tressur-
or.
The following gentlemen were NAMED a.
Executive Committee: John Cooper, L. W.
Collins, J. r. Bennett, Wesley Carter, and
N. Lahr.
The meeting than adjourned for one
week.
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FOR xAYoR.
Ward ii. R. Boyd, 6s votes
P. L. Gregory, 80 votes.
Ward ~. R. Boyd. 36 votes.
IS P. L. Gregory. 10 votes.
Ward 81. r. Boyd, 20 votss.
P. L. Gregory, II votes.
Total for Boyd, 22o. Gregory. II.
James R. Boyd having received majsr-
ity Of the votes cast, was declared elected
Mayor for the ensuing political year.
For City Treasurer-John N. Rosenber-
ger received 29l votes, being all that was
cast 70, that Office, and was declared duly
elected.
For City Justices-Nathan F. Barnes 70.
ceived 274 votes, and G.. 8. Msttoon re-
ceived PSI votes, aad they were duly de-
clared elected.
For Alderman LIST ward-J, h. Owen re-
oeived 81 v,tes. and was declared elected.
Ward 2-R. NJ. Russell received 81 votes
and was declared elected.
Ward 3-Jos. Edelbroek received "a
votes and WAS declared elected.
Ward 4-John Dorr received "A vste.
and was declared elected.
For Board of Education-1st Ward. ].
A. Stanton received 48 votes: N. F. Barnes
"a votes.
Word a-w. T. CLARK received o. votes.
Ward 8-P. Brick received 81 votes for
the term Of three years J. L. Wilson, q
votes L. Robbers, IA votes for tho term
Of two years.
Ward Nv. W. Wright received 4s votes
Messrs. Stanton, Clark, Brick and
Wright were declared elected for the term
Of three years, and J. L. Wilson for two
years.
On motion Of Aid. Powell, tho clerk was
directed to notify these officers Of their
election.
The special business for which the
council convened having been concluded,
Aid. Owen moved that the rules b BUS
pended and that tho council proceed to the
trsnsaotion Of general business, which mo.
ton was adopted.
Bill Of John Qorr, amounting to 1887.
for cleaning tho strssts, per order Of the
Mayor, WAS presented, and on motion Of
AID. soherer, the rules were suspended
and tho bill allowed and the Clerk direct
ed to draw an order for the Same.
Aid. Wright moved that the report Of
the Street Commissioner DO taken from tho
committee apd tho balance due said Com
missioner SLOWED and an order drawn for
the amount.
AID. Carter moved to amend said no.
ton by postponing action on the report
until Monday next, which amendment pre-
vailed and the motion ~ amended was lost.
Ayes-Bridgmsn, Carter and Scott. (S)
Nays-Dorr, Fisher, Wilson, Wright and
soherer. (s)
There being no further business tho
council adjourned to meet on Monday
evening next.
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Nelson Wakefield caught pike In the
Mississippi on Tuesday, which brought the
scales down ct eighteen pounds. The same
day boy named steffsns caught two
pike, ono Of which wei fifteen, and the
'otber sixteen and quarter pounds.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Dissolution Of Oopart4ership.

The partnership heretofore existing BE-
tween ". A. Gates and Jos. ]. Dam. and
known - Gates & Dam, is hereby disselv-
ed. The affairs Of tho said firm will be
settled by Jos. s. Dam.
". A. GATES,
J. 8. DAM.
st. Cloud, Mimi, April 25th, 1874.
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-On Tuesday night . pack Of dogs
killed thirty sheep, belonging to Messrs.
Aswel, Neis and Lenson, at Jacobs Prairie.
The best way to dispose Of those dogs 10
to vscoinats them with buek.shot.
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The small woodsn building, which hes
bean slowly perambulating 81. Gsrmain
street, for two or three days, has finally
located near tho residence Of MIR. Burk.
hard, in tho 4th ward.
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ID. 81. spicer has just received the best
and largest lot Of psrlor and chamber sets.
easy chairs, sofas. lounges, woven wire and
Gotten mattresses, spring beds, &c., from
the East, that has ever been brought to
this market. Give him . call and examine
his stock ~ he charges nothing for show
ing goods.
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The new sidewalk fever 10 spreading
to all parts Of tho city. Let the good
work 60 on.
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Tho social entertainment Of the Bsp-
fist society, at the chapel on last Friday
svsnlng, passed off very pleasantly
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To ArToRNEYs.-Just printed, q full set
Of Appeal blanks for Justices Court. Call
at The JOURNAL office.
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What has become Of the '.Sportsman's
Club 7" We hear reports Of number of
persons having killed deer in some Of the
adjoining towns. This is contrary to the
provisions Of the game law, and should be
stopped.
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Nov is the time to set out shade trees.
Nothing adds so much to tho appearance
Of street IS row Of thrifty trees.
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"A gust Of wind has demsrslized the
moks stack Of the cupols at Stevenson &
Co.'s foundry.
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NEWS
CHURCH DlnEC rUR

PREs1YrERIAN-(Church on Richmond avenue !
Services every Sabbath At iox =. M. aud ~ D. NJ
Sabbath scuooi ut Il III. Wednesday evening lecture
aud prayer meeting ~ ~ o'olvok. PeWS Tres a mo-
'sranssr'invitsd. ksv.k.v. Campbell, Pastor.
0EPIso0rAL-ts 81 Johns 0hurch, in lower town.
services every sabbath At IVY =. m. and TX D. ~
Sundays school a. II m. Evsn,ng prayer mss,ius
lriaays AT O'Clock. Rev. ) I. Chambers .ksctore
ME1AoDlsF-(Churchia lowsr town. Services over,
~ u. Rev. J.T. Lswton, Pastor.
osaAsaATioSAL-lChurchso south of Ravine brides, >
sSnaay senSol at II o'clock. Prayer meeting ~ tho
shurchon Wednesday evenings 1t : O'Clock.
BAfrlsF-tNear the second ravius bridRe.) Sery,
ees every Sabbath =. lV1s o'clock q. m ana O'Clock
p. M; flAysr meeting ~ the church on Thursday
sseninksh p. m. seats free and all are welcome
ner' ". y. Stanley, Pastor.-sundAy school At y
CAfaoAc.-(Churoh Of Immsculat 60 onception,
aernA.in street, Pastor. Rev. Benedict Haindl,
.. n; Assistant, Rev. Boniface Mull, o. 8. b. Scr.
7 7H week days ut a. m.;Sundays, First mass,
~ y. m, High mass and sermon 1T 10 .. N, Yes.
pers At y. N. Cathecet ica Ii Instruction at pm
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WARRANTED.

-Herberger Bros. make tho best lager
beer IN tho market. Order Of them.
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J0BBING TRADE
CHIC AGO..
FOR 1874.

We the snd.gd Jobbers Chicago
tanned everything Chicago prepared
before hold out inducements .ny
lis. city ld.... .r.h.as. Of
manufactured good, . an. ,,,. -
fires cannot ''rtt
Chicago s0under
City the , .nv At .,..
Cities
goods direct from hands, generous
characterize firms u lima.
s'oeks finest ried
'a' 'h for tho shipment er.a
'nd fol- s kinds Of upper.
make ssnsign.sasst Msrchan
IMPLEMENTS.
:: a. :; T.: Z: s: ::* '::
sATss1A1s
1 4"'ah*''
MANUFACTURES
sss. ": ::::
- BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS A srAToHRRs
r. 1: a;e; : e. Us nd
s1Ar1oxzas
-: = IS. =: ::s.: T. e. y: ::$ Co.. .... AZ.
:: s:; I'll Il: :.:: make. 81: 81 e: *:::'''
o4se.1s OF. CLOTH. a. Co.. and % Randolph d"
e.: :: III s:s M: :: <,.
CARRIAGE SLEIGH GOODS
s;: II: q; e: Street,:
oHEssE FACTORY supp11s.
CHINA GLASS au1.ss~4R.
81: :' e. s y: z: :'''
Bank. &C., ou s.s FARM BELLS
sss s :a: "''' 's~@4''*
w. arb""n :. ":'~'' ~>'"A'''' 49,
I: T.
s r w..,% :: : =; :
,- ooAalssus
:: s:" ss IS ~
81: IS: e; :'' nj: g; t. ST 49,
-'' '' ''"''" 5;,., rx*vss Co., p" and '
7'' S::::$ :",". johnson .~. ''' Is .-"
DRUGS: MEDICINE! " AND *: cs:s &C., 1''a
e; :'' DRY .s.,. ''" and
: H.: IT,; " Pr: T.: :: :
oa. ss: Co, ,.,. ~.
Kramer Bros. a and ss E. n.u.u ''''' '4oSs'
49, ruAs ua CHURCH osno,
A& Co. ' '' sss ,ups:s
:: e *; l.: VII: IT, - ~ ;:s..
s:Sc.i.s AND :a s 'S: ;:. ''
t @ ;s:s ~ a,e:ss:
~, s.ss M..4> PISTOLS
'''' x4aDr4., md o uss &C., 4o''1
$s:: ::: t "''' !s::
HARDWARE HEAVY SUPPLIES
a:ns 81
&: = e.:
s:. r: %s
VA ~ st.os PIP. AID '11lsas STEAM
" Brooks c. '-4''* !o.a Bros
S.: M ": 81: = :;
LAMP GOODS, GLASSWARE "a
q: - Il; s;s: *; 80. y.
49, 1aA7z.s .nrDuaA
Co., Lake.: @,,D,3 3'; s.s: '''
x.' S. e.: r ~: e e
Wdest Smith d os:N
PAINTS. a1Asa.4c
~: Watt. a" s. s
az, 3; s 10: '''' ' s:: &c.
Culver <s:ssp'''% O., us.'s'n
=: .aa cor State s:s :H assH ~ o
f.~ PUN nAsur4crua1as
MDDL1RY sADDL1RY
o ass LII g. ID s s.. Brigham
MANUFACTURERS
'' Crooks :;.:: ::' e4.D,. iss :s::s '' Tooth ''''
MANUFACTURED
:$: :: :: s:s &: ,:": IL:
sovs
3D. "@''a@ o. n@sA'~" shs1A
|. 7osAoco MANUFACTURERS
Ed '''~ E: $ 49,: 2:., nd.
TOYS GOODS
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Tho residence of Rev. Sherman Hall,
1t ssuk Rapids. WAS destroyed by fro on
Saturday afternoon last. His loss is
stated to be about So, 600, with but small
insurance.
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CLUB RATEs.-The following are the
rates OF The JOURNAL:
b copies, $l.75 each.
- "a

A0Ths Circulation OF The Journal
10 DOUBLE that OF any other paper
Published In Northern Minnesots. Lot
Advertisers RENE Dor this.
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The newly elected Board Of Directors
9th Driving Park Association will hold
. business meeting on Monday evening
next,
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ID, NJ. G. Murphy s. Co. have leased
tho store Of Barney Vossberg, on the cor
ner Of st. German street and Hanover
avenue, and will remove their stock to
that building about the first Of June.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-05-07

Tho dwelling house and barns of Mr..
Lemm, Of Luxembourg, together with their
contents were burned one day last week.
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An alarm Of fire on Sunday evening
brought out tho fire company and goodly
number Of our citizens. The cause Of the
alarm being the burning out Of chimney,
ct the residence of Dr. Hagerman.
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FOR RENT.

A commodious and comfortable dwelling
house on Welles avenue. Possession given
at any time.
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Oranges and lemons at
r. N. Russ1LL's,
-Gen''s furnishing goods. hns line Of
neck wear, hats, caps, trunks and vslisss.
&c., ohssp Ct Prodsinski's.
FARHsRsl-1f you want good plow, 70
to Nicholas Lahr's. Hs IL selling cheap for
cash.
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". Prondzinski has arrived from the
East, 10 have his new goods.
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The fret drive of logs this season
passed here on Tuesday. Tho logs be-
longed 10 Eugene Dugat, and were cut on
tho Little Elk,
An adjourned meeting Of the Board of
Education will meet on Monday evening
next, at which time the newly elected
members will take their places on the Board.
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Gross & Pla: tes have dissolved part
nsrShip, but John Plates Will continue to
carry on tho business and keep the best Of
meats in tho market,
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DIEp.

At Clearwater, MIMI, April Goth, 1874,
Mr.. josiah 8. No1ss, Aged IS.
Mr.. Noyss was born June 9Th, 1889, at
Jonssboro, Washington Co. Me-, to which
place his fathers family removed, frsm
Portland Ne. . year or two previous.
They were among tho oldest settlers in that
part OF Maine, and endured many hard
chips and privations, in COMMON with the
rest Of the pisnesrs. The writer has efte,
heard Mr.. Noyes relate the incidents Of hia
youth. and carly manhood, the minutes.
parsisulsrs Of which seemed to b a. fresh
in his memory as though they had happen
Cd ysstsrday.
The story Of the memorable winter, when
-four or meal, could not beNad for love or
money, and whom the whole neighborhood,
lived for months, on "Moose meat aud
frost fish," (of which they luckily had an
ahundance) was perhaps oftsnest rehesrs-
Cd.
Mr.. Noyes was married in April 1911,
At Maehias Ne. to B.tsey Kelley, young
est sister Of the venerable Deacon John
Kelley, Of that place, lately deceased. and
who for fifty years figured prominently in
the records Of tho town.
Mr.. Noyes resided In Jonssboro in
1872. lin June Of which year, tho United
States declared war against Great Brittany
and enlisted in tho home guards, COM
msndsd BY Capt. Holmes Nash, but being
drafted to 60 TO Esstport with . part Of
the company, and not wishing to lesvs the
settlement, and his young wife, he hired
one William Harris to take his place.
During the absence Of the company At
Esstport tho towns Of Maobiss and jones'
boro, were taken by the British troops;
Mr.. Noyes was taken prisoner, sent to
Csstins a. = spy. and condemned to DO
sent to Halifax and hung; but through
the influence Of Major Talbot Of East
Mschias was released.
After the var VA over he acted %
drummer for the home guards. till his rs-
novsl from Jenssbore to Bsddingtoa Me-,
whore 10 lived till bis removal 70 Mipnsso-
tain 1867. For the last fftssa years, his
home has been with biz youngsst dsus htsr.
Mrs.. James jerks.
His ehildrsi, their husbands or wives,
the;r children, tasr husbands Or wives, and
the;r children, This great grand ehildren)
fall living would number ZIG. Mr.. Noyss
vss very hard Of hearing in tho last years
Of his life, but his syssight WAS excellent,
and no read for hours together without
vssrinesss, and never used spsotacles.
10 wss sick but . few day., was conscious
to the last, and fully prepared. "Requ;s.-
cat i. pace" J.
"Wash. Co. Me-, papers please copy"
FoR SALE CHEAp.-A store building At
Two Rivers. Also, 80 acres Of land Is
acres now in winter wheat) with house,
horses, etc. All will be sold very cheap.
Address 8. vandersluis, Two Rivers.
". Prodzinski's lie tho place where you
can got good goods and square dealings.
Lemons and oranges at
r. NJ. RUssHLL.
-5tep ladders cheap
at @. #. & W.
Fresh family groceries Of al kinds oau
always b had At Curtis Grocery Store, q
bottom figures.
| Largo arrival new goods ct Ten.
voorde's. Call and sec.
| FoR sALs.-six good new team WAGONS
which viii BE- sold lower then they can b.
bought any whore else. Inquire Of c
Bridgman. tt
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-Messrs. Rhodes & Spencer have just re-
eeived splendid Soda fountain which
they have placed in their drug store Free
drinks this evening.
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Tho boundary survey party are enjoy
ing themselves hugely wrestling with base
ball.
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CENTAUR LINImEHrsx

There Il no pain which the Cen.
taur Linimsnts viii not relieve. 10
swelling they will not sabdus, and
no laasness which they viii ~
care. This 10 strong language, bat
IL II true. 1hsy have produced
moro cures Of rheanatisn, ns11al.
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LETT Err LIST.

Letters remaining unclaimed at tho
Post Office, in st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
Wednesday tho Cd day Of May. 1874.
To obtain any Of these letters, the appl,-
cant must call for "Advertised Letters -
aud give the date of this list. II not
called for in one month, they will be sent
to the Dead Letter Ohics.
LADI1s' LIST.
Chosen Ada Kane Mrs
Onges Miss
oINTLIMlNs' LIST.
Banner Daniel Blomberg
GeAr G G Gordon Aliss
0ivans James Hemstaed w
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Young men who 90 fshine on the
Sabbath, and get their good clothes vet,
should 60 farther from the road to make .
IRE and dry their gsrments.
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AZ . meeting Of tho msmberp Of .Lit

AT meeting Of tho members Of s'Lit-
tic Giant" Fire Co., on Tuesday evening
The following officers were elected:
Chief Enginser-Fr.nk Hall.
LIT Ast. Enginssr-John Plates.
I'd g John Sesburger.
Foreman-Chss. Lesgls.
The other officers Of the company hold
over. A committee was appointed to make
arrangements for celebration on tho 4th
Of July.
AT tho examination of teachers by
Prof. Kaiser, supt. Of Schools, last week,
there were ffty.six applications. From
St. Cloud, forty .one Melrose, thirteen :;
Richmond, two. Below We give the report
Of Prof. Kaiser as to tho success of the ap-
plicsnts:
1,t Grade-Thirtsen successful, and two
unsuccessful.
I'd Grade-Nintsen successful eight I'M
successful
Sd qrade-Five successful; nine unsuo-
ceseful.
The Professor started yesterday on q
trip through the country, and will visit
every school now in session.
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Attend to the fire symptoms Of con-
sumption and that disease may be checked
in its incipienoy. Use Immediately Dr.
Wisharts Pine Tree Tar Cordial, . safe
remedy in oil diseases of the lungs.
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NoRMAL SCHOOL MATrERs,-A meeting
Of the Board of Directors of the State Nor
NAL Schools was held at the State Superia-
,endents Office in St. Paul on Tuesday the
9Th. From the proceeding Of tho meeting
We copy the following items pertaining to
the school in this city:
The resident building committee at St.
Cloud WAS continued, with power to finish
and furnish the building.
The following teachers were elected to
serve the ensuing year at the school here,
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IS. II. Parsons, Of the Am. Ex Once,
may now be seen almost any evening at his
house, trotting on his knee . bright eyed
little girl Of niue pounds.
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PEsIosAI.-De. 6chultsa and bride IT.
rived on Tuesday evening, and we're met BY
= party Of friends who enjoyed 4 social
time at his residencs.
Frank Eairohild. Of st. Paul is in town.
and says no is going to give the "Irou
Clad" trial.
Harry Walkenshaw loft this morning for
hoohsster MINI. to take situation in 4
store.
Mr.. Ed. Forster. who 10 connected with
tho sxtsnsivs Wholesale hardware house Of
q. Brisdsrt, Of st. Paul WAS in the city on
wsdassday looking after the interests of
that house.
Prof. Ira Moore and Mr.. ]. G. Smith
were in st. Paul on Tuesday, In attendance
at the meeting Of tho Normal Board.
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An elegant line OF cloths and suitings
at Prondzinski's.
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MAR RIED.

On Tuesday evening April q, 1874, At
tho residence Of Morrison Foster, ESQ.,,
Sherman avenue, Allegheny City, Pa, By
The Rev. Thos. Crumpton, Mr.. CHAs. L.
6oHulT1N, Of st. Cloud, Minn., aud Miss
VINE M1roHsII. daughter Of John Mitch
oil, Esq.
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CITY COUNCILS
ST. CLOUD, MGy 8. 1874.

Sr. CLOUD, Msy 8. 1874.
Tho council, met pursuant to adjournment.
Pressnt-Alds. Bridgmsn, Carter, Dorr,
Fisher, Owen, Powell, sehersr, Wright.
Wilson and Scott.
Tho President Of tho council being ab-
sent, Vice President Bridgman occupied
the chair.
On motion Of AID. Powell, tho council
proceeded to canvass tho votes cast on the
4sh inst. for city officers, with the follow
ing result:
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Oranges and lemons at
r. NJ. RUssHLL's.
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FoR SALE CHEAP.-A store building at
Two Rivers. Also, 80 acres Of land Is
acres now in winter wheat) with house,
horses, ete. All will be sold very cheap.
Address 8. Vandersluis, Two Rivers.
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Fresh family groceries Of al kinds can
always b had 1t Curtis Grocery Store, at
bottom figures,
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step ladders cheap
at O. f. & w.Powell's.
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Largo arrival OF new goods ct Ten
voorde's. Call and sec.
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Lemons and oranges at
r. NJ. RUSSELL.
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We should judge from the display Of
oriental banners, charts aud posters At the
store Of Mayor Boyd that he contemplated
starting out With troupe Of "Japs."
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Regular serv ices will be held in the
Presby terrain church next Sabbath.
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~. Prodziuski's lie the place where you
can got good goods and square dealings.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-05-07

MIR. J. NJ. Rosenbergsr Of this city
vent to st. Paul on Monday, to act as a
member OF . committee to investigate the
standing of tho Minnesota Mutual Life
Insurance Company.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-05-07

-Orapges and lemons ct
- r, N. RUssrLL'a.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-05-07

We have been furnished by Prof. Haiass,
Principal Of tho Union School, With the
following copy Of the Roll Of Honor for
April
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-05-07

Fon sALs.-six good new team wagons,
which will b sold lower then they can DO
bought any whore else. Inquire Of G
Bridgman. tt
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-05-07

-Fsur good lots in. Browns addition,
for ea's cheap or trade. Apply to Thes.
Smith:
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-05-07

-0srments made to order, in tho best
manner, cheap at Prondsinski's.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-05-07

The barefoot boy has put in his sp-
pearsnce.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-05-07
and lemons at
Notice..

r. NJ. RUssELL's.
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Official Paper Of The City.

Official Paper Of The City.
The First Division
81. PAUL 4 PACIFIC RAILROAD.
1874. Summer Time Table. 1874.
Of. PAUL AND ST. cLoUD-QoIHG NORTH.
Leave St. Paul $40 A. M.-4:lO P, n.
Arrive a.St. Cloud 200 P. x.-S:25P Pm
Arrive 1t Nelrose 4;O6 P. N,
GOING SOUTH.
Leave Melrese 9:2bA.x.
Leave 1t st. Cloud 1904. x.-ll:65 A, n.
Arrive At St. Paul 1l:lO A. n.-4:S5 F. N.
J. h. RANDALL,
General Ticket Agent.
E. Q. sEWALL. supt.
Tho Council meets again ON Monday
night.
No further developments in the new
hotel project.
The barefoot boy has put in his sp-
pearsnce.
Regular serv ices will be held in the
Presbyterian church next Sabbath.
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"A handsome stock Of mems, youths
and boys clothing q Pzsadsinaki's.