The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-07-09

undsr The leadership Of their galisnt sap-
tain Of the ursine persuasion, creating .
good deal Of nerriwspts + q gS4V BIZ
The people Of Eair Haven deserve great
credit for their liberality in fixing ,up-ths
grounds with'ssAts and tables, and atheir
endsayOss to supply every want and make
|Esverybody happy and comfortable. M.
John Goodspeed was CHIEF 81 police, and
the terror Of his glitterina eye fnstantly |
crushed out ell rowdyism ID its 'incipisnt
stages, svatioas estimates !, to ths num-
bes Of persons! present we're made, ranging
all the way from fifteen hundred to two;
thousand. The mpsie and speeches were
all good. MP.
Grad Gla.
/ 'na7biI!I Ccisstnsas>. seeip
.CIsAnwArna, July T. 1874. !
ED1fon JoUhsAI.-The, .'eellorious 4th''
passed of like all other '4thil. and people
would hsaye got, settled back to business,
but for. the hot weather. one reliable
indiyiduel. states that a .his. house 1.-THE
thermometer marked r112o' in the shade
that new milk took Tie sakin Of he Chit:
dren's mouths, and that the potato bugs
were shriveled to oinders.''" But W. think
this exaggerated. Mr.. James Colgroye Dc.
livered the Grafton, and it WAS good one.
He also responded to the toast, ''The esth
Birthday ofAmerican Independence" To
the toast, Our Children, the hope 81 the
nation, and the joy. our households"
the Rev. Mr.. Gavin responded in 1 neat
speecA,.u Mr.. James Lee responded to the
toast, 1.-THE orator Of tho day.: Il il not
the first tineethat he has sfuinisbed brain
Iftsel, t. {sed orr patriotic hrs and - hope,
1t. ma not be fhi LAST MY. bs syse. b,
reedNto lst: biz light shine" Mr. Lees
response was-exoellent-the best Of tho lot.
INN N,Rpsyis respaads9 70 .'The ladie.."
A the Judge 10 emphatioally a ladies' man,
l1tis NOT surprising that 10 ,ishould always
be- called. on ia tellsdMLst he knows about,
~ IL LnG7i o,11 LTA a4iIIH II y1ollyg All II ri
4 sH.s !Htn"n h'dsiio!sGI 5DuI" ON ,!iiv
Fl ' ThY p display IF fireworks in tho ivseing
was qnitesoredi table, 1if any such pisplay
is (; though III view t9f tie fact that 1-dsy's
fPse,e,.: AZ. sas e.seiant 81; >do.en f|2.s, u
! a. lbsoat ths Fourth ials,tssfJ sn5 81 which
I were caused ~ hrsoraokersper other pyro.
technics, tits :. question 55xv'hluesihs, xe had
nj be4st Mn everything q tn.
eoft!s t'u9Hoo odd7ouon ~ ncoAtuJy7 sG. a.
! Afew celestial observations we're we're taten. ::
fths anodds seterandi,'" being 1s.nubstanti.
ely as fSolllo|Xs The small end OF s3lopE
necked bottle, partly 6ledswith an aromst-
ID tiaaid, u il II inserted betNseh he lips
to steady II, land the ji.big .end1ss pointed
northerly, elevated At an angls"ef forty
f6ye, degrses.o The. invarisble result Is 70
! '''see the comic. ." '6 BY tho MY, the comet
ia takineits full share OF attention, and
There seems ts'ibe. i dssits to ct Tie har-
vestins out Of the ny before II strikss.
Quite large delegation went from here
:. 10 Fri; Haven Il. The Changers pionio:e The
public square was we'll oleansd Of and
looked xell, bnt I noticed tho dsg At hall
sFInaAst,in token Of tie lack OF public spirit
, manifested in cleaning it of, sHfew only
having = hand:in. One had bought yoke
q oxen, and must nesds try !thsn. IAN.
; other had married q wife and surely could
!. not come; sosthe burden came. On . lev,
twho sweat and steamed; oyer The work IN
a they we're fain to make delicate illusions
to ."Hern Blazss," Crank Matohett's' girl,
you know.) - ."r y. u: Z" "a" .Has~: !:
T. Our English friend Thpa Mosford, 81. n
: Clear Lake, has taken to himself wife,
from across tho blue waters, and domestic
felicity is hereafter included lin his list, II
farm products. When the list Is extended,
Z Twin 1etyou know.
r. Clear Lake, is to have 4 Town Hall, and
the Supervisors were engaged Yesterday IL
! surveying The loN e. yHibb4rd, ef thii
# placeI haa tho contract for the building, ~
D will begin 1t once. James Hibbard,E ths
new mail contractor, began cunning his
hack to the depot on the LIST inst. Rsbera
Lyon, 50 long and Sc, favorably- known id
this connection, has retired to private life,
and will take . few weeks, recreation. II
the new man does as wolf as; Robert did,
no one will have occasion to find fault with
him. -
The river has gone down several feet
and crops On tie bottom lands are no long
er in danger; but for few days, Rigby,
| Benson and Porter lookad vistfnllv at the
clouds, and talked about Matehett's girl
Their crops were all destroyed by the fresh.
ct Of 1867, you will remember. -
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