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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-04-16
MAINE PRAIRIE.
MAINE PRAIRIE, April Is. 1874,

MAlNA IAAAhA1S ApE11 AOs 1914
Eplron JOURNAL The formers arc
anxiously waiting for the ground to settle
50 that they can start their drills and plows.
Through tho influence and knowledge de-
seminated by the Grange. ws ars expect
ing better and more thorough farming in
the future. Better seed 10 being sown, and
our land Is being better titled. 3. II. At
wood has sold nearly his entire crop Of
improved wheat for seed, at his grausry.
PERSONAL.
Tho people at church last Saturday even
Ing were most agreeably surprised to see
Bishop B. M. Watkins and wife come into
their midst. They were on their way
homo from an extended visit to their
friends in Ohio and Pennsylvania. They
have hosts Of warm friends to welcome
them back. and Mrs. DR.. Watkins has been
sadly missed by her numerous patients,
whom she visited not only In tho capacity
of DR.. but % kind and sympathetic friend.
winning tho sick back to heslth % much
by her cheering and encouraging words -
by her medicines.
DR.. Brown had pretty busy time tend
ing not only to his own large practice but
to that Of Mrs. DR.. Watkins, in her ab.
sense, besides doing heavy duty % =
Justice Of the Peace ct tho Same time.
1t is said that D. A. Roberts has the
premium woodpils Of the town, but some
malicious persons say that he did not out
it all himself.
Tho Methodists blessed their
PRoTRAOT1D MEITINa
last week, without having accomplished
much in the way Of new recruits. The
Christian church commenced . series Of
evening meetings at the Hall, conducted by
Elder Bailey, Of Ltohfeld. The Elder IL
pleasant speaker, and although the roads
are bad, the Hall is crowded every nil int.
Tho intelligent members. of tho different
churches here have decided to have
UNION SABBATH SCHOOL.
1t has been tried before but failed, and VI
think that tho elevating and harmonizinl
influence Of the Grange has made Thu
grand and glorious union possible, and y,
would here say to tho Changers. You n,
on the right track press on to higher and
nobler deeds. NJ.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

ELECTION NOTICE.
The Annual Charter Election Of the Citv
Of st. Cloud, will Be held on
MONDAY, NAY 4TR, 1874,
at tho usual places Of voting in tho resu.o.
tive Wards Of said city.
The officers to DO elected ara A follovs
o1TY oI11oB1s.
Mayor, for the term Of ono year.
City 1reasarer, for the term Of ono war.
Two CITY 1s't'ess, for tho term Of two
years each. WV
WARD o111o11s.
Ward One-1 Alderman, for tho term Of
three years.
Ward One-1 Member Of tho Board Of
Education, for tho term Of three years.
Ward Two-1 Alderman, for tho term Of
three years.
Ward Two-1 Member Of the Bo.rd Of
Education for the term Of three years.
- Ward Three-1 Alderman for tho term
Of three years.
Ward Three-1 Member Of tho Bo.rd Of
Education, for the term Of three years.
Ward Thrss-l Member Of tho Board Of
Education, for the term Of two years.
Ward Four-1 Alderman, for the tsrm
of three years.
Ward Four-1 Member Of tho Bo.rd q,
Education, for tho term Of three Year,.
The poles will b open ct nine O'Clock A.
r., and continue open until five P,x.
Per order Of City Council.
NATHAN 7. BARNES,
sple.a1 Civ Qstk
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OTTER TAIL COUNTY.

C11rHERA1I, April 8, 1874.
EDITOR JouRnA1.-The farmers are pre-.
pairing for grain sowing. Early sown grain
generally does tho best in this county
Corn should also be planted ~ early -
possible, and great care taken to gather seed
before the frosts, and to keep it perfectly
dry.
Mr.. s. J. Writings son, just returned
from Fremont county, lows, reports
A COLD BACKWARD SPRING
in that section potatoes $3.50 per bushel,
and other produce at corresponding prices;
and tho bottom lands overlooked by tho
rains and melting snow.
Some fifty or sixty persons in this town
have had the whooping cough this winter,
but no deaths have occurred thsrefrom.-
There has been one death from consump-
ton, Mr.. Joseph MoIntire.
In the Norwegian settlement southwest
Of Clithersll two houses were
DESTROYED BIZ FRI
few days since; both houses were In.
sured the household goods we're saved.
Mr.. Grant, of Detroit City, was here
yesterday purchasing beef cattle.
ME-. CALVIN r. HOW.
of New York City, has sent me plat Of
lands in Otter Tail county, which he offers
chance for puroh G5sFs per 'er or. good
lot Of land.
often notice accounts of
LAMP IxPLos1oNs
an d the dangerous results thsreftom. Hsy.
ing had some experience in cleaning and
repairing lamps, am inclined to believe
that many Of the accidents occur from the
want OF proper care and cleaning. First,
. lamp never should be filled while burn
ing, leaving the end Of the wick hanging
in the lamp. The daytime is tho time for
this business, There is kind Of verdieri.
which aocumu!ates from tho burning oil,
gradually closing up the holes in the per-
forated brass and excluding q sufficient
quantity of air to cause as brilliant light
as desired then the wick is turned high
er and higher until the heat increases suf.
iciently to set fire to the verdigris, which
soon ignites the oil in the lamp, thereby
causing an explosion. The best way foz
cleaning is to take off tho burner, make q
strong suds (soft soap is much tho best
and wash with brush or wooden cloth I'M.
til fully oleansed from vsrdigrie and the
perforations are entirely clear; some times
sharp stick is necessary to remove the
gummy substanoe which adheres closely "a
the brass = brush win not sufficiently
olesr the holes. This process Is but little
trouble, and will save oil and prevent
danger and your lamp will give q more
brilliant light, The wick should bs kept
properly trimmed, and should be Of suita.
BILE size to fill the tabe closely.
G. WHITING.
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ilST. CLOUD, April. 16, 1874:
Wheat remains at last weeks elevator
quotations
No. Observation-Disclosures. ........ ......,.. 1VO
NO. 1''..'''''..'''.'...' ammonium. 9o
no. commandments o.
Some meroh ants and buyers throw In
their commission, making tho price two
cents higher.
Oats-80s.
Corn, 75o.
Flour-xXXx S6.6oae.o0 Xxx $500
$3.50; Xxx 81. o0A4.50 per barrel
Feed-$1.boa1.75 per swt.
Cornmsal-$l.76.
Shorts-6Oc.
Bran-$16a20 per ton; 76e per evt.
Eggs-l5o.
Butter ranges frsn rs to SOC and vsry
soaroe.
Potatoes-45a6Oe.
Green spples-$5.60se.oo Per barrel
60 per peck.
Crsnbsrries, $2.5oss.o 90 p.r bushel; Is,
per quart.
onions-sooa1.o 90 per buslsl
Honey-2oa26o per pound.
Maple sugar-15s20c.
Cabbage-$8 per hundred.
Beans, $1.eos$2.00 pr bushsl.
cheese-16a20o per pound.
Hsy-$5. oos6.o0 psr ton.
Country hsms-1os12}e psr ID.
Sugar cured hams-20o.
Dried Rsef-20c.
Wood-$8.s0a4.60 Per esrd.
Wosl-Fleeee washed, soasee
Unwashed, 2vs26o.
Tub washed, 35a41o.
Beef-0n foot, $50 to flo; retailing, 81
12e3 per pound.
Vssl-7a8c dressed; retailing, loal2}s
per pound.
Auttoh-onf foot, 8a4e; retailing ss12}e
per pound.
Pork 80 dressed; retailing, 8a12}e
Mess pork, $500 per barrel.
Chiokens-7al2}o perlb.
A1IwAuK1s,A April Is.
Wheat-$l. SO for No. l.
Oats-46
| Corn-623e.
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npAL EsTATR TRAusFERs.

Reported for TIN JoUl1AL BY John zepp
Rsq., Registsr Of Dssds.
Warranty Decd TrsnsIsrs fer week
anding April 10, 1874.
Bridget Morris and hush to Matthias VIM
ter for q Of separate lot in Sank Cen
tro $500
Pstsr Hahn and wife TO Matthias Wardian
for neg neg SEQ 81 T lbs RSlw $500
Dslthasar Fuchs and wife to Coustsntin
Fielder for nj swq and nwq seq and swq
nwq SEQ o T l24 r 20 v $1,000
Gilbert Gilbsrtson and VITO to Levi L o.
son for 6 acres Of seq nwq so 10 T
1926 B s4v $3.50
Fred Carr and wife to Herbert g Williams
for lot SEQ T 121 r CIV $500
First Div st P & PR r Co to Matthews
Durgs for seq svq sso 2s T l26 B 70
$500
Alexander Moore and wife to Lewis L West
for d lots l aud 2 blk ~ in Sank Cen
trs 500
Reuben L West to Lewis L West for lot 10
blk ~ in Sank Centre $3.50
Ann Bradley and hush to Andrew Smith
fer NJ lot 9 blk 2 in Sank Centre $126
Joseph Capssr and wife to John H Lime
man for VI neg and q nwq SEQ T 126
RAW $1,000
May TurroO and hush to Alfred D Sager
for nj neg and lots and . $50 9 T .126
Rs3w $500
Alfred D sagsr to Joshua 8 Ssger for nj
nea and lots and 2 go + 126 B IS
Y $500
Anton Basgslnsnn and wife to Adam
Keeling for go awq 80 7 122 4 81
Y $500
Sibills Maria Booh to Nicolas Pieh Tor
lot 3 SEQ Q T l22 B S1W $50
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EXAMINATION OF rEAcHras.

Notice is hereby given to oil concerned,
that l will conduct . public examination
Of all tho persons desirous to teach in the
common schools in tho county Of stearn,
during the summer term, At the following
places, to Wit:
In tho City Of st. Cloud, On Monday,
tho 9th day Of April, 1874, 1t the Court
House,
In the village Of Melrose, on Wednesday,
the 29th dsy Of April, 1874, at the school
house No. 48, in said village.
In the village Of Richmond, on Friday,
the LIST day Of May, 1874, at tho school
house in said village.
All persons desirous Of obtaining . osrti.
foate, are requested to b present, ~ no
body will be allowed IN extra examination,
unless sufficient proof Of their disability ID
attend tho public examination DO eiven.
P. J. KAISER,
County supt. Of Common Schools.
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LEITBR LIST.

Letters remaining unclaimed ct the
Post Ofiice, in St. Cloud. ,ninnesota, on
Wednesday the 10th day Of April. 1874
IT, obtain any Of these letters, the appli'
cant must call for "Advsrtissd Letters
and give the date Of this list. II moi
called for In enc month, they will b sem
to tho Dead Letter Once.
LADIns' LIST.
Holes Mr. Mary sevits Lousis
a1x1k.xsx's LIST.
Budd VIM Cssssrsnt Eugene
Gould Whig Haas John
Hudson John Lanlein Martin
Larisen Dora NoCsrty Miohsal
MoKusiok ON Shubert Wm
Veder Welhelm Walworth william
White Robert
HBLD Jo1 BITT1l DIRECTIONS.
Mise Nancy Henderson, Alleehsly.
Held FOR POSTAGE.
L D ssylsr, Mankato MINI.
Domestic 8 N Co Now York.
J.E. WEST, P. n.
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Tho Presbytery Of st. Paul viii ho1d
session at this place next week b.,;n.
ming on Tuesday evening, About thirty
delegates will be present, making tho ,.r-
gsst, a. 1t will be one Of the most interest.
ing, sessions Of tho Presbytery held In .
number Of years. Services will be held on
Tussday evening, and perhaps on Wednss-
day evening also. The public Gre cordial
" invited to attend 1t any time during the
session, .-..,.a @~- -
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Tho ice in IL. Mis,lsslppi ma.

Tho Toe in the Mississippi made :
move yesterday, breaking up and running
for short time, two large fields Of broken
loe are now gorged, one between the Sank
Rapids and the r. r. bridge, and another
between the wagon bridge and the islands
near lower town. As the river Is said to be
clear Of Ice above tho rapids, and below
the islands 1t 10 generally admitted that
yesterday was the annual breaking up.
We give. below tho dates for tho past fifteen
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On Monday little misun derstandins
about horse trade produced somewhat I'm.
pleasant results between George Herbergsr
sad ). g. Hubsr-the former laying vio-
lent hands On the latter, but without doing
him any decided injury. Mr.. H,iberssr
Wa arrested and taken before Justice
Barnes, but 1t tho reqeust Of Mr.. Huber
WAS dismissed on paying tho costs. Let ID
hsve pescei
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I'm about six or eight weeks from this
date, at the solicitation Of old patrons, DR..
! A. 7. Upham, Of st. Paul, will be In this
city, and will attend to the wants Of al
who may nesd anything in the dental
line.
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DIR. PInnoE's rAvOKlTn PRE-.

6CRlPTION
Is very strongly recommended by the Medical FaonE
ty and Is ely precribed among their female pa
tients. It ia worthy Of oil confidence % may b
seen from The following testimonial:
ATLANTA, I'LL, July 18th, 1878.
DR.. r. Y: PIERCE, Buffalo, N. r.: T.
Dear Sir have not words to express. my graH.
tudo TO you for your advice and assistance In my
case There II not one who has used your medicines
Win me- they have been greatly benefited. olncs ]
nave been 80 helped by its six or seven around
mo !cn on oil doctors and other medicines, And nov
$50 1t IN their families, after being cured OF the a
dissrse a. mine. You do not bnow what . wondss
1t created In our city, by Its restoring my sister
wrote You about for she had been under the care d
three Of our best doctors but could not sit up but
low minutes at one time. begged Of her to try your
medicines and before she had used half the bottle,
she could 90 all aroxhd the yard, and has now JUS
come homo from visit i've away.
Mas. THOS. MoFARLAD.
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Tho Psea Of last week hsstsned "a
announce that two trains daily to st. Paul
would DO put on the road April 18th, and
insistsd that the statement WAS "authen.
to-" But It wasn't. TIN JOURNAL STAT
"a correctly (ss is it, custom) that the
time was not then known. Tive trains
nave not yet been put on, but it il expected
they Will DO next week, and very probably
on Monday. Tho ID! ''authentic."
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Tho ssuk Rapids Sentinel states that
Benton county is "exceedingly rich in
paupsrs." It complains that, for some
reason, that county is called on to pay
more money, proportionately, for psupera
than any other county in the State.
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Mr.. J. B. Abbott, formerly Of this place,
writes from Gouverneur, N. T., under date
Of April 9th: Enclosed send 81 for The
JOURNAL, which cannot we'll get along
without. We have had . very mild winter,
but poor roads and great deal Of sick.
ness. This morning the weather was warm
and pleasant this evening We have two
inches Of snow and about six Of mud. u
Charming countryl
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NEW GOODS STILL COMING.
ATTENTION., ALL WHO WANT BAR
GAINSI

Jos. Edelbrook still continues to receive
new goods for the seasons trade, and can
offer decided attractions. He has now q
full line Of dress goods, and oil other kinds
Of goods, fancy ind staple, including an
elegant assortment Of spring and summer
styles Of shawls. His stock Of mems and
boys clothing 10 very large, and he Can
satisfy any reasonable person in style and
quality Of goods. His prices are, q usual,
marked down to tho very lowest figures.
Give him . call,
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su1c1Dz.-On Saturday Of Last week .
man named Anton Fralioh was found lying
near the Catholic church, in tho town Of
Albany, dead. strychnine found in bot.
Ito by his side told how he had como to his
death. An inquest was hold by Coroner
Overlook, any . poet mo,tem examination
showing the presence of poison in the
stomach, the verdict in accordance with
these facts was rendered.
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PERsoNA1.-Mr. James Young returned
rom the East ON Saturday. He spent Sun.
day in Chicago gazing on crowds of work.
men shoveling snow of the street railroad
tracks.
Mr.. VIM. Harmon, of Fort Rice, D. T.,
was in the city of Saturday. He went this
week TO Sank Centre, where he has broth.
Or, Mr.. G. Harmon, living.
DR.. A. T. Uph.m, Of st. Paul, was in
town on Monday.
W. B. Mitchell and wife started THU
morning on visit to friends in Ohio.
Mr.. J. 8. Dam returned on. Saturday
from the Upper Mississippi pineries, whore,
in company with Mr.. ". A. Gates, he ha.
been keeping station during tho past
winter.
Mr.. Gates returned on Monday.
Mr.. N. Gqllett, Of the firm Of Gul'ett 8
Davis, Of Clearwater, was in town on Fri
day.
We had the favor Of = call ::on Saturday
from Mr.. D. B. Mcdonald, IN enterpris.
ing merchant Of Helrose.
DR.. G. Schulten will start tomorrow fol
Allegheny City, Pa, to be absent several
weeks.
Mr.. O. NJ. Reese, former st. Cloudite
was In the city for several days this week
canvassing for the Gopher Airor.
Mr.. G. H. Ger, pupil in tho Norma
School, who has been tesehing in Dougla,
county, returned on Tuesday.
Chss. Mitchell returned to-day from
Butler, Pa, where he had tscn attending
school for the past year and half.
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Attention il called to the game law,
approved in 1871, published on tho fourth
page Of this number. It has been suppos.
I'd that this wss repealed by the nov Law,
but such is not the fact both laws srs in
force. The new law WAS given in the sup
plsmsnt issued few weeks ago.
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Tho ladies Of the Baptist Society will
hold smother Of their social gatherings at
tho church on Friday evening. Rsadings
BY Prot. Hsinss and music will be on tho
programme. Ice cream and other refresh.
nents provided for those who want them.
A cordial invitation il extended to slL
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We understand that Ole Peterson,
County Treasurer, will resign his position
at the next meeting Of the Board Of Coun-
ty Commissioners. Peter Peterson will
probably be his successor. Mr.. Peterson
will make visit 10 his native land, Nor
way, for number Of months, to which
country he has been intending to visit for
. number Of years.-Glenpood Eagle.
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Z. DIR. A. 7. Uphan, formerly Of this
city, has purchased an interest in tho City
Brewery. at at. Paul, and his brother, Mr..
J. A. Upham, j., has charge Of the insti-
tuition.
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A LAST FRIENDLY NOTICE.

I hereby give notice to all indebted to
me to settle their accounts with me BY
cash or secured notes, at once, Or they will
be sued without further delay.
9: q. KAVREkANN.
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GRAND OpENlNai

Madame White willhave her Spring Open
ing on Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
april 18th, 18th and 18th, with . splendid
nov stock. Store On St, aermain street.
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There is man in this city, who re-
fuses to settle his printing bill, and if he
don't come to time by next Wednesday we
shall give his name.
If man can't afford, after making .
couple hundred dollars, to settle up his
printing bill, he should not have any print
ing done. Look out for the full name Of
the individual. il he don't settle by next
Wsdnesday.-St. Cloud Times.
The name Of the individual is Samuel
Harris Rhys.
Mr.. Rhys has = contra account against
the Times, for teaching musical merchan-
disc &c., exceeding, by number Of dol
lars, the amount Of the printing bill.
8. II. RHYS.
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Mr.. J.F. Kennedy, having renewed
the business Of pspering, plasteri,g, etc.,
would ask the orders Of oil who may want
work done. He il No, in his line of
business. See his card.
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Foa sAI1 CH1Ar.-A st,rs building q
Two Rivers. Also, 80 serps Of land {.
acres now in winter whsaD with house,
horses, ete. All viii b. old very ehssp.
Address 8. Vandersluis, I've Rivers. .
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-"Harmonia" Grange P. Of H. was Or
CANNED in the south part Of tho town Of
st. Augusta, April 10th, by W. T. Rigby,
Dept. for stearns Co., assisted by G.. E.
Warner, Chap, Clear Water G. The fol-
lowing officers were elected:
John Copp, Master.
G. A. Rinker, overseer.
Joseph Lochnsr, Treasurer.
F. Ziegenbein, Secretary.
]. Wool, Lecturer.
F. Teller, Chaplin.
Joseph Kroenenberg. Steward.
Edward Ruff, Assistant Steward.
Mrs. Helen Ziegenbien, Lady Assistant
Steward.
Daniel Groms, Gate Keeper.
Mrs. G. A. Rinker, Pomona.
Mrs. Gspser, Ceres.
Mrs. Edward Ruff, Flora.
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Chief Robestson arrested . crazy man
BY the name Of Book on the streets yes-
terdsy. He was brought before tho Judge
Of Probate to-day, and sfier An medical
examination, WAS orderdsd to be taken to
st. Peter. Sheriff Mickey gees with him
tomorrow.
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John Mcleod has quit the hotel bust
ness at Melrose and removed with his fami-
ly to Minneapolis.
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FoR SAL1.-Six good new team wagons,
which will bs sold lower than they can be
bought any where else. Inquire Of @
Bridgman. tt
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Costoxia 10 moro than substitute for Castor
OIL It the only cafe article in existence which -
certain to asamate the food, regulate the bowels,
cure Wind collie md produce natural sleep. It COO
tains mother minerals, morphine alcohol, and
q pleasant to Aka. Chihreo nesd not sr1 and
Ooth0S mag ro0t. nDD II
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II. G. Mcclure, Of the St. Cloud Land
Oaice-Pine-Land- Ring notoriety, wants to
60 to Congress from this district tho COM
ing full. T. G. Mcclure, of the st. Cloud
Land. OAice-Pine-Land- Ring notoriety, will
Of course be elected-to stay at homo.
Land Office Lsnd-Ring-notoriety
don't 60 down with the people up this
Way.-Qlenvood EAGLE.
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Mrs. Martha J. Mills, lately Of this
city, WAS married At Sank Centre on Mon
day Of this week, to Mr.. W. H. Lyon, of
Fort Garry. Mr.. and Mrs. Lyon, accom-
panied BY Capt. drovernor and wife, passed
through town on Tuesdays train, for St.
Paul.
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~. W: Metsroth's building on tho esst
ads OF st: 6ermain street, has been rented
BY Mrs. Thomas, Of Clearwater, who H.
tends opening . millinery store in it,
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Gen. Sibley, President Of the State
Normal School Board, has called q meet
ing Of the Board to be. held at st. Paul,
on Tuesday May 9Th.
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Mr.. 8. B. Pinney has purchased tho
wster-power snd property contig uous
thereto ct st. Augusta, and intends i'm
proving it this season. We understand
that he has not yet fully decided whethe.
to build . Rrist mill or q cardlnr mill.
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We arc confident that no case Of
cough, cold, hosrseness or inauen 70, can
Withstand the counterirritant and tonic
properties Of DR.. Wishsrt's Pine Tree Tar
Cordial. It oan b had Of all druggists
and storpksepers,
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Cleo. Holden, of Getty, and J. F. Bor-
den, of Sank Centre, started on Monday for
Fall River, Mass, to remain.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-04-16

Fresh family groceries Of al kinds can
always bs had ct Curtis Grocery Store, ct
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-04-16

Tho Assessors Of tho different towns
stesrns county win meet at tho Court
House on Saturday, April 25th.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-04-16

-"Who is there that does net wear q
shirt ?" inquiries the Lake City Leader.
We give it up. That must DO an exclusive
lY Lake City oonundrum.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-04-16

John Coates informs US, in confidence.
that he proposes to retire from public
life, and to spend the remainder Of his
days in such way that his friends and
himseH may be happy. selah.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-04-16

r. n. Russell now wants Just 67S
pounds Of choice buttar.