The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-08-13

| "OOOnNAA OlACo CIAt1I 1OE q SlOrt 1ue
or Tuesday.
Mr.. c. E. Elicit, youth fair to gaze up.
on, spent several days in this city during
the week taking orders for Ayerill, Russell
& Carpenter, of St. Paul.
Hon. N. F. Barnes returned yesterday
from his up-country trip.
Mr.. Henry Gilbert, who went from the
express business here to the same line at
St. Paul, is now in T. B. Campbells cloth
ing store.
A bran new plug hat came down from
Melrose to-day. Mr.. E. 6. Bloomfield
came down with it.
The race of sculptors-The Chip-a-way
MISUNDERSTANDING.
| "A Long Branch woman battles in white
kid gloves.-Chieogo Post.
In this vicinity they generally use water.
See Major DuBarry's advertisement
| for beef cattle, to be delivered at Fort Wads-
worth.
| Mr.. A. w. Bush, formerly of this place,
now of St. Paul, is preparing to go to Colo
RADIO to try his fortunes.
Mr.. Bridgman wishes US to return his
thanks to his neighbors for their efforts in
saving his property at the fire last week.
See the advertisement of the Minnesota
House, which is for sale or for rent. 1t is
an old established house, doing good
business.
The circus that was in St. Cloud some
two weeks ago has been making good
thing of it out of the different Minnesota
towns it has visited.
MIR. F. Sherman has resigned his posi-
ton as postmaster at Holmes City, and will
leave for St. Cloud next week where he in
tends to locate-Alerandria Post.
Mr.. P. P. Wall, lately of the Audubon
Journal, has become associated with Mr.. M.
c. Russell in the publication of the Brain
erd Tribune, making strong team.
The Fergus Falls Journal has started
out on its second volume, and is just such a
paper as deserves to complete a hundred
volumes. Mr.. Underwood is an old print
er and forcible writer.
Mr.. N. W. Scott, editor of the Glen
wood Press, was married August 18th, to
Miss Laura A. White, of Glenwood. Mr..
s. is graduate of the St. Cloud Normal
School, and is well known here. Accept
congratulations.
The Rev. Mr.. ONiell, lately from
Vermont, who has accepted the pastorate
of the Congregational church of this city,
will preach at the Sank River bridge
schoolhouse, on next Sunday afternoon, at
three o'clock.
IN. P. Clarke, of this city, has purchas-
ed four sections of railroad land near Bis
marck, at SIP per acre; S. C. Gale & Co.,
Of Minneapolis have purchased one Sec
ton; Fl. T. Wells, has purchased two Sec
tons. So says the Bismarck Tribune.
20. II. Hall sold his farm in Carlos last
week for two thousand dollars in cash.
Alexandria Post.
Mr.. Hall has returned and is an object
of decided interest. He has discovered
scores more warm friends than he ever
thought he had.
| On Friday John Kollas made an as
sault on his wife, disfguring her face badly.
He was arrested the next day and taken
before Justice NATION, who fined him
| $25 and costs, amounting to $31.45. After
spending two days in jail, be succeeded in
raising this amount and was released.
BY reference to his card on this page
it will be seen that Hon. II. L. Gordon has
resumed the practice of law. He has many
friends who will be glad to avail themselves
of his legal services. As will be seen, he
will give special attention to criminal law
and land contests.
About the LIST of July, 1874, Messrs.
w. & B. Douglas, John street, N. Y, re.
ceived letter from J. w. Niles, ESQ.,, Of
bloomsbury, Pa, making inquiries concern.
ing the price of "Hand Force Pumps" and
enclosing an advertisement cut from the
American Agrieulturist of July, 1852, JUS,
twelve years ago.-M. Y. Reporter.
But then, we are told that "people neve,
read advertisements"
Little Georgy went to the circus and
was specially struck with the female trapezt
performer, whose back hair hung down sor
o loose and careless. Georges next public
appearance was last Sunday evening, when
he went to church. AS soon as he was out
side again, he asked eagerly, "Pa, pa
wasn't that girl in there with her hair dowr
her back the one we saw at the circus ?'
The storm on Tuesday evening of las
week did considerable damage at Sank
Centre. The tin roof on Lancaster & Fry'l
block was torn off house in course O
erection for the Rev. J. L. Thomson wa.
f blown down; Mrs. Kate Bradley's hous,
, was blown off the foundation blocks; ant
the front doors Of Capser & Sprague'
and Bishop & Bros store were blown in ano
, the rooms flooded with water.
An academy, called the Butler Acade
my, has been established at Butler, Bate,
county, Missouri, with the Rev. E. v
Campbell, lately of this place, Principal
Students of both sexes are admitted, 4
thorough course of instruction will be eive1
in all the higher English branches. Til,
mathematical and classical courses will b.
made as complete as in any school in tn,
State. Competent teachers have been Sc
, cured, and students will be fitted to ente,
any class in college. So says the circular
, -Grovenor sells the Nichols & Shepard
:, Vibrator, which has all the latest improve
ments, with triple gear mounted power.
You can get the best family groceries a
EDELBRoCK's.