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Enforce the hog law,


Keep an eye on fast drivers aud
riders,
Try tho "Parepap cigar ut Moiletpa
aud rest In peace
December the 18th Is the night OF the
Merry Few ball aud banquet,
Remember tho pool closes tonight
at Duane'a shooting gallery,
Uniform the police for their own
comfort and the good Of the CITY.
Stop the noise aud profanity around
the depots made by haohmen and hos
tel runnera
For Christmas toys you must 80 to
the ladies' bazaar, NJ Fields theater,
Christmas week.
n The "Monte Christie" cigars ARE oil
tho rage. Call nj Cobb n Co.'s, i'2
Elm street, and got supply.
Physicians prescriptions accurately
; compounded at G. j. Molietps, corner
Main aud Lamar streets.
Royal opora chains and fine watches,
charms IN abundance, fancy aud plain
rings, sheds, buttons and full line OF
jewelry suitable for prcscnls,at Webba,
b05 Main street
As for the keno and gambling sa-
looms, bar-rooms, etcp their name IL
legion. They give strangers n hatler'
ing impression Of our moral condition,
We are glad TO see the business of
our Georgia druggist, DR.. Moilett rnp
idly increasing and can only attribute
II TO the purify and freshness Of his
drugs, and the accuracy OF his prepar-
Ing prescriptions, us attested by many
of our leading physicians.
On Monday the Cosmopolites will 20
over to Fort Worth and give the hair
lifting natives n taste Of their quality,
's Wait until you SEQ George Merl-
wether rs Sir John Falstail, ia the
tableaux ut Fields thealer Christmas
week. There's richness for you.
e5 Would you help the poor sick and
destitute of the city hospital? Then go
10 Roberts morning star saloon, liz LII
mar street, who gives half his receipts
to that institution.
There will be lots OF nice things TO
eht during Christmas week nj the ba-
EAR TO be given by the ladies of the
Episcopal church, and as for the tab
leaux they will be all that beauty and
taste can make them.
Cobb Il Co., 4l2 Elm street, are in re-
ceipt of all the latest periodicals. Sub
scritions secured oall the leading daily
papers and magazines. Call on them.
Charity speaks. Smile and have
charity! Robert, proprietor of the
morning star saloon, No. ll2 Lamar
street, pledges himself to set apart and
pay over TO the proper authority one
half OF his gross receipts for beer, wine
and other drinks, on Monday, Deem
Der 14th, for the support Of the hospital
.of the city,of Dallas.
w. r. Baker ESQ vice-president Of
the Central railway, has written u let
ter relative to the proposed immigra-
zion excursion, in which be says that
his company will guarantee free trans
.portation for the agentor agents of any
counties on their line to aud from ST.
Louis, louisville or Cincinnati. He
: says also that he will do what he can
to develop and make the undertaking
"a success. Counties lying on the line
of the Central should appoint each Of
them an agent. Then let day be fix
ed for the excursion to start.
The Texas and Pacific I'm Congress.
The bill now before congress author
izing the government to endorse the
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W. NC. YOUNG, NJ. Il. Ill.,
HENRY BOIL, Secretary.
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THE ALDTNE COMPANIES
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RlDGELEY ENCAMPMENT No. Is, /. O..
y. T., meets on the first and third Friday
nights in each month, at the Odd Fellows.
Hall. H. q, ROHNY. q. p
MoisR KAHN, Scribe
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For cheap dry goods so 10 the
Dollar store.
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WEND0W AND PICTURE
Al.ASN

May DO found AZ very reduced
prices and In large quantities
NJ Franksin's book STORE, 5OA
Main street.
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IN 9mplianee with repeated reauests. the
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KnIgl,ts on pYtl,ins

CoEuR DE LEON LODGE, No. s, meet
every Tuesday evening. r. b. Seay, Past
der; I. NJ. Miers, Vice Chancellor: r.. p.
Prelatei A. $. Jett NIasterof Exehequer: j. &.
Downs Iyaster OF Finance; ]. q. Leigh Keen.
erof Records and Seals Cross. NJ. at a.
Britanic society.
The BrItauic society meets every alternata
Monday evening, In Knights Of PythIas
hall. ]. II. MUNDEE. President
J. III. RYAN, Secretary.
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double-column octave pages OF reading mat
ter yearly, forming four large volumes It
presents in an inexpensive form, considering
ITS great amount of matter, with freshness,
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RULES IN pool SHOOTING.

Law Blanks OF every description for sale
and printed TO order at this office.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-05-28
Mortgage Sale.

nEtAuLT HAS BEEN MADE IN THE CONDI.
4 tiGns ofth.t certain mortgage wherein David
sPsuidins and Hattie spapldins, his vifs are
etthe Register Of DEED. for stee1ns county. st.ss Of
r. OF 'a Ssa ad osy
and in Which moressd ind ;bett H.
stssrn' county. in said mortgage bounded and g.
where tho road running from Manaansh to clear
water tho east limo of the southwest ousrtsr
~ Of ths nofth east quarter % Of section number
twenty-five (l22), north Of range number twenty-
point where It intersects the road running from
ery direction said road line to . point where T.
crosses the Clearwater road; Themes southessteriv
on said road to the first mentioned point
less. Said mortgage is conditioned for the pay-
ment Of certain promissory note fer $4,000, made
by said David spaulding, Of even date there With
s4 %pnss after
naa, upon which said note and mortgage there il
claimed to b. due at the data OF this notice. Two
stipulated therein Is an attorneys fee in case Of
foreclosure thereof And no proceedings have been
had at law or otherwise for the recovery Of sa sum
And whereas tho seid note and mortgage weeeduly
sold endorsed, transferred, assigned and delivered
before maturity BY said mortgage unto Albert 7.
recorded in the Office Of the Register Of in and
for said county ofstearns the I'd day ofNovember,
A. D. 1869, at o'clock P II. in Book "a" Of Assign.
nents and Agreements on pages 1872 and 1913.
Now therefore, notice is hereby given that by viz.
tue of the power ofsale in said mortgage contained
and pursuant to the statute in SUCH case made and
provided. said mortgage will be foleclosed by sale
Of the said mortgaged premises at public auction, to
the highest cash bidder by the Sheriff Of said county
Of stearns ct the front door Of tho Court House in
the city off Cloud in said stsarns county, On SAT
uRDAY, THE l17H DAY OF JULY, A. b. 1874, At
two o'clock In the afternoon, to satisfy tho sum
claimed to be due as Aforesaid and and costs
and Of foreclosure and SALE including said
$500 attorneys fees.
ALBERT T. UPHAM,
Assignee.
Nv. COLLINS, GEORGE GEISsEL,
Attorney Sheriff Of stearns County,
Dated Nay g, is74 " ms1as.1w
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-05-28

SYMPTOMS OF CATARRH.
Dull, heavy headache, obstruction Of nasal pa
sages discharge falling into the throat, sometimes
profuse watery, acrid thick and tenacious mucous,
pnrulsnt. muoopurulent bloody. putrid. Offensive,
dsmed eyss, ringing in ea.s dsafness, hawking and
coughing to clear the throat u!csrations scabs from
impaired smell and taste. dizznlss mental depres.
sion. tickling cough, etc: Only tew Of tho above
symptoms likely to be present in any case ct
time. No disease 10 common or less understood
by physicians. The proprietor of Dr. sage's Oatarrh
Remedy win pay $500 reward tori incurable case.
READ WHAT 1T WILL DO.
BRsoKvul1, Pa, April q, 1879.
d.. r. Y. PuRcI.
3sm-Having nrst applied to number Of homo
physicians and failed to got relief resolved to try
your Remedy. -Four bottles have completely cured
me Of ono Of the worst cases of Catarrh Of which
have any knowledge, having suffered for months
with IN acute pain In the head, and breathed only
with tho greatest of dimculty deem 1t due you a.
well ~ suffering humanity that this recognition DO
made Of what We deem a invaluable medicine.
OHAS. Q. ANDERSON.
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LOCAL NEWS
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

Observation-Disclosures on Richmond ayenue.)
Services sverv Sabbath at i01 =. m. and u p. M
and prayer meeting At y O'Clock. Psws nee and
sfrangersinvited. Rsv.N.V. Campbell, Pastor.
EPlscoPAL.-(StJ Johns Church, In lower town.
Services every Sabbath At lO3S u. m. and 73< D. n.
sundays school At II m. Evenlng prayer meeting
Fridays att O'Clock. Rev. J. T. Chambers Rsotor,
MsrAonlsf- Church inlower town. Services every
Sunday at 1O2 \. T.. and Pm. Sunday School at
Am. Rev. Ut. Lswton. Pastor.
:CoHanlaAfIoSAl--lChurchsouth ofRavinebridgs.)
sunday school At lao'clock. Prayer meeting at tho
enurehon Wednesday evenings at o'clock.
BAPElsf-{Nsar the second ravins bridge) Servi
Gee every Sabbath At l0} O'Clock ~, and O'Clock
p. IN; Prayer meeting at the church on Thursday
evenings al p. IN. Seats free and ali are Welcome
He'. ". II. Stanley. Pastor.-sunday School At IL
st. Germain strest). Pastor, Rev. Benedict Haindl.
b.; Assistant Rev. Bonifacs Null, o. b. Ser
y yiees: week days at 8 =. m.sandsys, First mass
Psrsat2 p. M. ;Oathecetica instruction ct 8 pm.
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TOWN OF RAYMOND,


RAYMOND, MIMI, May 2lst, 1874.
ED1roR JouaHAI.-Having read your
valuable paper for the last fifteen years, l
cannot but feel quite an interest In its
welfare. Not having seen any items head
ed the "Town Of Raymond" Of late, 1
have como to tho conclusion that either
TN JOURNAL or tho town is baokslidlng.
After due reflection, I have decided
that 1t IL not the town; for Ray
mond Is certainly tho Banner Town Of the
county. To begin with, We have tho best
soil, and the most Of it. And as variety
10 tho spice Of life, No have almost al
kinds Of settlers-Irish, Dutch, swedes
and natives. Our schools are ir . -four
ishing condition. In the line Of morals,
We are not to be exoelled; for do We not
represent all tho ''isms" from the fall Of
man down to the present generation And
are We not prosperous in worldly affairs !
Every year QUIZ grain waves over more
extern ded ielus; our stock is inoreasipg
and the children are like unto the birds Of
the forest. We are now offered tsir price
for what ws raise, and what" We buy We
get for almost the asking, q what is about
the same thing-Grange prices.
Spring is now upon US in all its glory,
and every one, feeling that he has been
preserved during tho last six months for
some good and wise purpose, has gone to
work with will. Who would live where
he could not tell when spring came; where
he could never see the earth disrobe herself
Of that beautiful mantle Of pure white
which sparkles !. tina s"-ieht IKE
myriads Of jewels-that mantle that
suggests roast turkey, smoking minoe
pies, buckwhest cakes and sleighrides-
and put on that more sonbre mantle,
which, for . eaass'' ans, put in your
oropsf -, ,,: : D. B. FISK,
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GRAND CONCERT.

On next Saturday evening Lot Robbers
will give, at Opera Hall, the first Of his
summer series Of Grand Concerts. The
music will include performances on the
piano and by brass and string bands. The
best musical talent in the city will be pres-
ent.
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PzRsoSAI.-The many friends Of Mr..
G. A. Ruffee, Of Grow Wing, wore pleas
Oh to SEQ him in tho city this week, for tho
Arst time In many months. He 10 reoov-
ering slowly from = protraotea and dan
gerous illness.
Capt. R. E. Davies, Of the St. Paul Pres,
was in tho city this week and favored us
with . call.
MIR. Wolfgsng Eioh returned to Mime.
spotis on Tuesday.
Mr.. A. Harris, Of Payn.sville, was in
town on Monday.
Mr.. Henry Emmsl, Of Spring Hill, WAS
in the city yesterday. We arc glad to
learn that Henry il very popular personal
y with the people Of that part otthe ooun-
ty and that he is doing lively meroan-
tile business. He 10 right At the top Of
the heap.
Mir. Fred. smithson, Chairman Of tn.
Board Of Commissioners Of Kandiyohi
county, WAS in town yesterday.
We had call on Tuesday from Mr..
Henry Rollers, Of Munson, better known
Is the "Yankee Dutohman." Mr.. Rollers
is nov over sixty-three years Of age. but is
Is hale and sprightly - most men Of half
his years. He runs . farm Of two hum
dred and fifty acres, raises fine stock, en-.
joys good health, and reads THs JOURNAL
regularly.
Mr.. E. c. Bennett and Bishop Watkins,
Of Maine Prairie, and Messrs. John Payne
and N. Hanson, of Rockville, are among
tho in-tovnsrs to-day.
Mr.. Henry E. Collins, who has been in
the ;neighborhood Of Fort Ripley since last
fall, hunting and trapping. returned last
evening. His rig" Was decidedly unique.
Mr.. f. G. Smith returned last evening
from Ashland, Wis.,, whore has been since
the beginning Of spring. He reports bust.
ness there as very dull.
Dr.. 8. F. Brown and Elder. Shoemaker,
Of Maine Prairie, were in town yesterday.
Mr.. D. Chishelm, Of Psyuesville, is in
town to-day.
Mr.. A. Allen has closed out his business
At Bismarck and other points along the
N. P. R. R., and intends remaining ct st.
Cloud, at least for tho present. As is sat-
isied with his frontier experiences.
Mr.. Moses Keeto arrived in st. Cloud
this week, and intends spending tho sum-
mer here. There sre several Of him.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-05-28

mWp3 gia. lock:jaw. palsy, sprains. swell.
inss, oaksd breasts, scads, burns, saltzhssm, ear
ache, H., upon tho human frame, and Of strains
spavins gals, &C., upon animals in ono year than
have al other pretended remedies since tho world
began. They are counter irritant all.healinR pain
BELIEVERS. cripples throw away their clutches, the
lame walk, poisonous bites are rendered harmless
andth wounded are healed without scar. The
recipe Unpublished around each bottle. They sell
as no articles ever before sod and they sell because
they do just what they pretend to do. Those whe
NOW sunsT a-o.- -Asu1astum, pam OF swelling do
serve t. suffer IT they will not use Centaur Lini.
mont, white wrapper More than 1000 certificates Of
reaaarkable cures, including frozen limbs, chronic
rheumatisn, govt, running tumors, TO-, have been
received. We will send . circular containing cor.
taeates. tho receipt &C., gratis to any request.
ing 1t. Ono bottle Of tho yellow wrapper Centaur
Mniment II worth one hundred dollars for spawned
or sweenied horses and mules, for screw worm in
sheep. Stock owRers-these Hnimsnts are worth
your attention. No family should b without them
"White wrapper for family uss;" Yellow wrapper
tor animals. Bold by all druggists. 50 cents pr
bottle; large bottles, 500. J. B. Ross Co., So
Broadway, NY.
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Blanks.

We keep constantly on hand, printed from new
type on the best paper, the following blanks:
S% s,s::isiS%,, oa s:ss:i so.ts,.,.
DISTRICT COURT.
Summons, Notes Of Issue,
Notices OF Trial, Execution,
Certia's Of Oomperlson,t Marriage Certificates.
Authorization,
JUSTICE COURT.
Summons, Writ Of Replevin.
subpoenas, Affidavit in Replevin,
Bond f. Attachment, Garnishee Summons,
Writ for Attachment Ahida't Of Garnish ment
Affidavit for Attachment Notice to Defendant In
Bond in Replevin, Gsrnishes Summons.
M1sCELLANEOUs.
n RST1 Ps Of atsiIsns'' Leases
TOWN BLANKS.
ORDERS With stubs-loose or bound, in books Of 80
or 100.
Order of Supervisors laying out new road.
Release of Damages by Owners Of Land.
Anadavits to be attached to bills for Townor Cspn
~.
Bond Of Town Treasurer,
Constable.
-" Justice Of the Peace.
Notice to District clerk Of Election Of Justice Of
Notice Of Election Of Constable.
~ Orders from tho country, for any quantity
q Blanks Of any kind printed TO- order on short
notice.
WE. MITCHELL,
81. Cloud. MINI.
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The wagon bridge and tho lower foot
bridge across the ravine both call for
prompt attention. The washing away Of
the earth sbout the supports has rendered
tAs latter unsafe; the former is in . gen.
.,<lly dilapidatsd condition.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-05-28

The osntatas Of "Dsnier' and "Es-
ther" were given at Sank Centre on Thurs
day and Friday evening last, by . homo
company, to largo houses, and both per-
formsnces ore highly spoken Of. We hope
this company will decide to come to st..
Cloud, and give our people "Daniel'' and
''Rsther." They could not fail Of having
crowded houses.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-05-28

ST.. CLOUD, Mny. %, 1874:
Wheat remains st the following elevator

0Xs SAVV~O 00Uys 49, A0SAs
Wheat remains 1t the following elevator
prices
No. Z.........~.............. 70
No. 3.............,........... SO
Some merch ants and buyers throw in
their commission, making the price two
cents higher.
Oats-40s45o.
Corn-7Os75o.
Flour-XXXX $5.60a6.o0 Xxx $500
$3.50; Xxx $4.o0s4.b0 per barrel
Rsed-$l.76 a2.00per swt.
Cornnssl-$2.75.
Shorts
Brsn-$10 per ton; 600 per evt.
Eggs-l2}e.
Butter ranges from 20 to 26G.
foIaIoeS-oV6uVe.
Green spplss-$6.6o.e.oo per barrel
60 Per peck.
crsnbsrries, $2.5o.s.oo per bushsl; Is,
psr quart.
Onions-1.o0oal.4 40 per bushel.
Heney-2oa25o per pound.
Maple sugsr-16s20o.
Cabbags-$s per hundred.
Besns, $l.e0a$2.00 per bushel.
Chesss-15s20o per pound.
Hsy-S6. 0o.e. 90 per ton.
Country hsms-los12}e per ID.
Sugar cured hsms-2Oc.
Dried Rset-2oc.
Weod-$s.soa4.60 psr cord.
Wool-Fleece washed, 30ssee
Unwashed, 2Vs25o.
Tub washed, a6a41c.
Beef-on foot, 40 to 80; retailing, 81
12e} per pound.
Vsal-7a8e dressed; retailing, l0al24e
per pound.
Autton-enf foot, 3a4e; retailing a.l2}o
per pound.
Pork 80 drsssed retailing, aa123e
Mess pork, $500 per barrel.
Chickens-7s12}o perlb.
A1IwAux11, Nay n.
Whsst--$l "a for No. /.
Osts-44
Corn-662o.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-05-28

Taxes are coming in very rapidly,
10th taxes for 1878 and delinquent taxa.
Treasurer Cans and Auditor Vossberg,
Who ID assisting him, are kept busy from
aerning until evening taking in tho green
backs.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-05-28

CEofHI1d.-Do not fail TO read ]. Prond-
zinskps new advertisement, which gives
slight description Of tho splendid new
stock Of goods he has received for tho sum-
mer trade. He has everything in the line
Of clothing, gents furnishing goods,
etc.. and is prepared, - heretofore, to sell
tho best goods at the lowest prices. Special
attention paid to custom work. Call and
see him.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-05-28

-M.ss Emma Hartman, Of Wright
county. is delivering temperance lectures
throushout t:hs State under the auspices Of
tho State Temperance Association. She IL
. graduate Of tho st. Cloud Normal School,
and taught for some time In the Union
School, In this city.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-05-28
WHERE TO GO !
GOOD GOODS AND LOW Prices.

GOOD GOODS AND Low PRICES,
J. W. Tenvoorde has an immense stock
Of new goods Of all kinds. Every depart
ment is complete, and everything will be
sold very cheap for cash. Do not fail to
call at Tenvoorde's before buying else-
where.
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REAL EsTATS4 TRANSFERS..
I~~ -
ke,o,*sdfor Txs JOURNAL by John zapp
hq.,{ Resistsr Of Dseds.
warranty ISsed Transfers for Week
Ending Nay 2e, 1874.

s.uks Rapids Water Power Co to Sank
Ranida Manufacturing Co for 10 acres
iots ! and 2 aso 2 l24 r % v and 10 s
se!es lot 2 SEQ IS T l2s B % v SIC, 900
Peter sohoenberg and wife to Michael
Haupt for VII seq and oh swq sec 8 T
1928 r CIV $4,000
Thomas King and wife to Charts King for
und Of VII seq and seq seq and lot 2
SEQ 10 T 1923 r gov $500
Charles King to Michael Hansen Jr and
Nicholas Schreiner for VII seq and seq
sea and let 2 SEQ 10 1928 R gov 800
Peter Scott and wife to Almira Jane Myres
Tor lot 4 blk 80 in Sank Centre $3.50
Peter soramlin and wife to Charles Bass
for NEG neg SEQ % 7 l24 Rslw $500
Joseph Zeis to George Culzer for 40 acres
of nh neg and nh nwq sec % 7 125 r
3lv $4,000
John Loehr and wife to Luirin Loehr for
SEQ sec so T l24 r 33w $1,000
Willis G Butler to Harry G Barrett for nee
neg SEQ 81 and nwq nwq SEQ 39 l23
REV $500
Michael Bauer and wife to Anton Finne-
man for seq neg SEQ "a T 123 r 70 $2oO
Peter Karls and wife to Henry yelling for
lots II and II blk in Brunings Add to
Richmond $500
Henry Webbing and wife to Mary Karls
for oh lot 6 blk 43 in Melrose $3.50
Frances and Winslow Pspenfus to julius
Papenfus for nh seq and sh neg SEQ rs
T l24 R 20 and nh of swq nwq SEQ 81 T
124R28w $1,000
Henry Green and wife to William Doug
lass for 1872 acres ia SEQ 81 T 124 r 20
" $4,000
Joseph Thier and wife to Frank Kaessler
for und b swq seq SEQ 81 T l2s 80
" 500
Peter Klein and wife to John q Vesder for
neg neg SEQ 125 b saw $500
M A Taylor and wife to Julia Conner for
VIII Of neg neg ses 10 T l26 R 80 v 500
John G Veeder andwife to Peter Klein for
swq seq sec SO T 126 R S4w $500
Harriet Reed to Abper q Bennett for lots
FAC 8 and 10 biz As in Paynesville 1925
Anthony W Prior to Abner Il Bennett for
swq Of swq swq SEQ 20 T 1872 R 81 800
Elizabeth Sutolif aud hush to Thomas
Lamb for nwq Of seq neg sec 20 7 126 R
33w $500
James P Taylor and wife to Barnabus AL.
len for neg seq SEQ 18 and nh sWq and
nwq seq SEQ II T l22 r 28w $4,000
ChristopA Vessel and wife August Gedsoh
for neg swq SEQ T 122 R s2w 1896
First Div St P & P RR Co to Nikolas
Biohler for eh swq sec 8 and seq nwq
sec Is T l22 r 29w $720
Ludwig Knoth and wife to Marguerite
Weber for nwq lot II blk SO in town Of
| st Cloud $3.50
! Paul Schwartz and wife to Jacob Weller
for swq seq and eh Of seq swq sec 20 T
| l23 r 28W 500
William Van Valkenburgh aud wife to
George E Case for Oh swa sec % T l26
RS4w $500
Albert Sylvester and wife to William b
MoCauslln for und ] of 3474 acres in T
l26 b saw. 81, 200
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-05-28

An Industrious Lo at Audubon caught
70 muskrats in one day last week, for
which no received $3.50. He could
gamble ON that amount for q whole
week, and that's very probably what he
did do-provided he didn't invest the
money all in whisky the first day.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-05-28
CLUB RArEs.-The following are the
rates Of TIN JOURNAL:
s copies, $1.75 each.
8 - 1850

11The Circulation OF The Journal
10 DOUBLE that OF any other paper
Published in Northern Minnesota. Let
Advertiser remember this.