The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-03-26

y. E. Hayward is building 4 ne,
sidewalk and awning in front Of his dou
and feed store.
The Post Office corner has again chan &
cd hands, Gustav Duebsr being the pur
chaser this time price S., 800.
Never, within the memory Of the old
eat inhsbitsnt, has butter been as scare
in St. Cloud IS at the present time.
PROF. Rhys, assisted by . number Of
amateurs, will give concert at Schwartz
Hall on Thursday evening, April 9th.
The ladies Of tho Baptist Society will
have social gathering At the chapel to
morrow friday evening. Admission free
Mr.. E. c. Smith writes from Ashland
Wis.,, that times are very hard there now.
Better times are looked for in tho spring
The Presbytery Of St. Paul will inset
in this city on Tuesday evening, April a.
and continue in session until Thursday o,
Friday.
Mr.. J. H. Kelley, lately Of tho Kelley
House, in this city, { purchased by ]. B
Dsaring) has leased the Union Hotel, in
Minneapolis.
-TH1 JOURNAL publishes this week, in
advance Of al other papers, the hotel bonu.
bill passed by the last Legislature. 1t is q
certified copy. Read it.
PROF. Kaiser has been appointed Coun'
~ Superintendent Of Schools, with SAL
sry Of 81 900 per annum. Prof. K. is a
gentleman of superior education.
Mr.. 0. Il. Hall, Of Alexandria, hs!
leased the City Hotel of Mr.. O.. Laughton
Mr.. d. was . former resident Of this city
and We arc glad to see him back again.
Mr.. Reuben G. Corbett has bought
tho Laudenbach farm, about two miles be-
low the city, On the Mississippi river, and
proposes raising his own corn and cab
bage.
III you want to make "cold corpus
ofyoursslf, now's your time. T. G. Al
den has been appointed Deputy Coroner,
and win sit on you in tho most "illegsnt'
stylsimsginable. l.
-Ysstsrdsy morning while Mr.. Prof
Moore was st the depot, hsr horse tool
fright upset the cutter and ran to town.
Mr.. noors's arm WAS somewhat injured
A little child in tho utter with her sscsped
without . scratch.
Persons owing delinquent taxes fol
1872 and prior years, can redeem at IL POI
cent. Qnstesd Of "a per cent? interest, i
they mako pay ment before August 1st
1874. II they fail to radsAn.- I-HUzs- tina
time, thvr land viii again be sold, thi'
time by order Of tho Court.
Tho pupils in tho Union School, OF
Friday afternoon, had their usual bi
monthly exercises and election. Thomas
Brown and Mabel Hamilton were slectse
Editors Of the Garland, and Frank Tolmsr
Reporter. Eugene Hill WAS elected Critic
and Johanna Anderson and Frances Clsrl
Choristers.
Look out for strange peddlsrs ore
travelling, through tho country offering
cloths and other goods for sale. Nine timsl
out Of ton purchasers get less than half the
worth Of their money. We especially eau.
ton farmers against giving their notes K
these sharpers. The best way is to lool
your doors and keep them locked % long .,
these chaps are in your neighborhood. !
With its usual enterprise, TH8 JouR
nal Office had its carriers ON the streets, .
I've o'clock on Monday afternoon, deliver
ing The supplements containing the Gsnsr
al Laws to subscribers in advance Of al
ito contemporaries. As these laws A.
certified to by the Secretary Of State, tn
supplements can be used in tho court
when necessary.
-Ane correspondent Who sends On %
count OF an ARRAY which took place in from
"fthe Post Office few evenings ago, i,
which one party is reported to hav
'''knock down five or six times" his india
rubber assailsnt who attempted to use
knife, il reminded Of the fact that commup
iostions must bs accompanied by the nam
OF tho writer in order to secure proper at
-87S pounds Of choice butter wanted q
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