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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-07-02
REAL ESTATE TRANSPORTS.

For the Week Ending May %5th 1874.
Peter Loso and wife to Thomas Dsnzl for
lot 10 blk II In town Of st. Joseph 500
Alpheus NJ. Burfeld to VIM. Mulliken and
1. ". Collins for neg awq SEQ % T 1928
Il S4w 500
Rosa Mutschler to Martin Mutohler for seq
swq and seq neg sec II 7 1875 Il 20 $4OO
Robert L. Hoover and wife to VIM Went.
lsndt for q neg SEQ 81 T 1928 B 81 $500
Nehemiah p. Clarke and wife to Pauline
Partridge for lot 2 blk 70 in Lowry's add
70 Ut. Cloud $26
Nehemiah P. Clarke and wife to Lucinda
NJ. Gowdy for lot l blk 20 in Lowry's
add to St. Cloud $25
WEEK ENDING JULY 1sT.
Bernard Norman to Joseph Kunstleben
for 81 neg SEQ % and WI nwq sec "a T
1913 X 81 v and neg neg sec 70 T l22 B
82w $4,000
Herman Terhsar and wife to John Thielen
for "A acres in WI neg SEQ 20 T l2e R
82w $50
Michael SCHUYLER and wife to Henry Deters
for % neg SEQ 26 and swq seq SEQ "a T
l2b K 34w 81, $50
Frank L. and Henry G. Morse to d. G.
Block for nwq SEQ 122 b 28w 81, 400
John Gross and wife to John Peter Pune
for swq 500 IL T l24 R83w $500
John W. Bruce and wife to John White for
seq and neg swq SEQ 8 T 1926 b IS $500
Henry Fielding and wife to james M. Perk.
inson for 81 swq SEQ "a T l27 b IS $500
Aargreta Mullen and husband to Andreas
Hennemann for vi seq SEQ IL and nwq
neg and lot SEQ IL T l22 R30w $500
Henry Schmidt Of 81 to John Deisenrieder
for seq nwq SEQ 2 T l24 R Bow $500
Peter Loso and wife to P. Hubert Lev for
lots 4 5 and 6 blk % and lots 8 9 10 and
IL blk rs in town Of st. Joseph $500
Nehemiah P. Clarke and wife to Amos
Clarke for lots 8 9 and 10 blk "a in
LoWry's add to st. Cloud 500
Chas. I. Dskin and wife to Edward l. In
g 9oa 1oE c seq swq and sWq seq SEQ 20 T
12a 27w $3.50
Melvin Lull and wife to Andrew Brink for
nj neg and VI seq SEQ GOT 125 B Sow
$500
John G. Weber and vito to Frederick W.
Weber for neg SEQ 81 l2s & 32w.
81 500
Peter Filbert snd wife to James Pritohsrd
for neg neq and VI neg and neg nwq sec
"a I l26 b S4w 1000
Zohn O. Crummett and wife to Mrs.. NJ.
Ottsnsmeysr for lot 5 blk IS in Browns
add to St. Cloud. $50
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LIE COmxN9 FOURTH.
The Proud Bird Of Free
dom.
WHERE HE WILL FLAP HIS TAIL
FEATHER6.
AND JUsT HOW aH WILL IN, IT.

et. Cloud.
In this city, after the usual amount Of
shooting and banging around, the formal
celebration Of tho day will begin, At 8
O'clock with . parade BY tho Firemen, who
Will DO accompanied by His Honor the
Mayor and the City Fathers. At Pine
Garden there will be general gathering,
q the conclusion Of the parade, to listen
70 the reading OF The Declaration Of lnde-
psAdsnes By Prot. Hainss, and "A address
BY tho Hon. N. F. Barnes. A basket pic.
Mo will DO in order during the remainder
OF tho day. Tho Silver Cernet Band viii
be on hand. In tho evening there will be
fireworks, for the purchase Of which over
300 was subscribed by citizens. A ball
At sehwartz's Hall IN the last thing on tho
programme.
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Prof. Thompson Of the State Univsrsi.
~, will preach at tho Presbyterian church
On nsxt Sabbath morning, at the usual
beur In the evening" will b. tho regular
ssbbath School concert s+..s~'7
I This church ID in corrsspondsuoe With
Ne Rsv. +. W. Cummings, Of DobbS Ferry,
Ny who IL expected to arrive some time
daring the present month and preach for
4tssrof ok weeks, - candidate for the
. palpik *s, I'd
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BASE BAl1.-The second Of the match
games between the Arotios, Of this city, and
the GRANTEES. Of Sank Rapids, for tho bes.
two in three, wss played At Sank Rapids
on LAST Saturday afternoon-our boys hav-
ing on their blue panties, White stockings,
and white shirts: while 'tother fellows Skin.
nished around In red, White and blue fix
Inn. The game was = very good one and
quite close, tho Aretics Winning by only
two ''majority." The following ID the
SCORE
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NAtionAl Aalnta Of "a NINA AZ aunrlaA


National salute Of SO guns ct sunrise.
Reception Of delegations from adjoining
towns, and exeursionists from 81. Cloud
and intermediate stations from 8 to 10 A.
II.
Procession will be formed in front Of the
mill 1t lot A. H., and march to speakers
stand.
Prayer by tho chaplain.
Music BY tho choir.
Reading Of Declaration Of Independence.
Music BY the band.
Grafton BY II. NJ. Atkins, Esq.
Musio by the band.
Form in procession and march to tables.
Dinner.
Tossts and responses.
After which horse, foot, sack, whselbax-
row and pig races, dances. &c., so.
National salute ct sunset.
Fireworks md dancea in the evening.
An sxsursion train will leave st. Cloud
for Aslross At u 4. H., On the morning Of
the 4th, and return In the evening. Tickets
for round trip, half fare.
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TO THE LADIES.

Mr.. b. Ottensmsysr would Announce to
tho ladies Of esiqt CLOUD and vicinity that
hs hes received large stock OF new mill.
inery goods, fresh and Of tho latest styles,
which viii be sold very ehssp. 0sll early
md ~ the new goods,
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Castorla il moro than substitute for fa,t,r
OIL. It is the only safe article in existence which is
certain to asemilate the food, regulate the bowels
cure wind collie and Upduce natural sleep. It con.
10 pleasant to tain I Children need not cry and
Wotnefs may Foek noy6 "
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Fair HAv0n.

Some fifteen Oranges. With hundreds Of
outsldsrs, in sesarns and adjoining oeun-
tiss, viii gather at Fair Haven for one Of
the graadsst celebrations ever known in
the upper country. There will be music
and marching in the forenoon, with an
Grafton BY Lieut.. Governor Barto. In the
afternoon there will be more music, toasts
and speeches, and procession by several
hundred mounted rsgamufins.
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FOR RENT.

The large storsroom with baseaent) On
the corner Of st. German street and Jef.
erson avenue. lately occupied BY D. N. g
Murphy & Co: Inquire 1t this office.
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THE MARSH HARVESTER.

The best and cheapest Grain Harvester
in tho world, Farmers, do not be dsesiv:
ed by imitation machines. Buy mono but
the genuine Marsh Harvester. For sale By
J. e. WING, and J. B. HOWARD.
st. Cloud. Sank Centre.
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Clearwater.

Arrangemsnts hsvs been made for good,
old.fashioued celebration, with the read
ing Of the Declaration, IN Grafton, pic.
MIC dinner. sto. Everybody Who knows
any thing about the Clearwater people ID
certain that there will b . good time.
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CITY COUNCIL.
Sr. CLOUD. June

REGULAR MEET1Aa.-Present: AID. ]. G..
Smith, President, Bridgmsn Edelbrook,
Fischer, Owen, Russell, soherer and Will
son.
A communication Was read from the
Chief Engineer Of tho Fire Department.
rendering IN invitation from Little Giant
Engine Co. to the Mayor and Council to be
present ct their celebration on the 4tb Of
July. On motion Of AID. Wilson the invi-
tation was accepted and the City Clerk di.
rected to notify the Chief Engineer that the
Common Council would assemble at their
rooms at the hours designated, to join in
the procession.
The Committee on Printing reported the
bid Of the st. Cloud Press for doing the
oity printing to be the lowest, and it was
accordingly declared the official paper for
the ensuing year.
The special committee on salaries asked
for further time in which to report, which
was granted.
AID. owen moved that when the Council
adjourn 1t be until Saturday morning,
July 4th, ut nine O'Clock.
Aid. Edelbrock moved that the commit
tee on Street and Alleys report at the next
meeting Of the Council relative to the con-
struction Of bridge across the upper ra-
vine, at or near Enderlie's brewery. A.
ter considerable discussion, the mott on
was adopted.
Ayss-Ald. Bridgmsn, Russell, Owen,
Wilson, scherer and Mr.. President-6.
Nays Aid. Fisher, and Wright-2.
(This vote WAS Afterwards reoonsidered
aud the Committee directed to report at
the adjourned meeting, July 4th.)
On motion Of Aid. Bridgman permission
was granted the authorities at the State
Normal School to grade First street, run
ming in front Of the Normal School bui ID
ing. In accordance With the grade Of their
grounds.
AID. Wilson called for the reading Of the
aaaual report Of the Chief Engineer Of the
Fire Department, and moved that 80 much
thereof - relates to tho cleaning Of the
oistsrns and the construction Of the plat
form at the Lake. b referred to tho Com
mittes on Fire Department. Adopted.
Tho poll tax WAS fixed At $500 in money,
or ono and half days work.
Leave Of absence for three weeks was
granted to the City Clerk.
The following bills were presented
T. @. Alden, for taking assessment
and two days services on Equali-
zation Bosrd................... ........S126 90
&. Robertson, for killipg 20 dogs 1926
b. kosenberger, stationery ............ 2.4O
H. ". Weary, repairing plow and
scrsper for street commissioner. 6.25
g. 8. Nation, for costs in actions
before him. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 8,15
Aid. Owen moved to suspend tho rules
and allow al the bills. Lost.
Ayes-Ald. Russell, Owen, Wilson and
6ohsrer-4.
Nsys-Ald. Bridgn.n, Edelbrock, Fish,
or, Wright and Mr.. Presideut-5.
AID. Wright moved that the rules be
suspended and tho Ellis Of T. c. Alden, B.
Rosenberger and h. W. Weary DO allowed.
Aid. Edelbroek and Bridgmsn opposed tho
motion, 20 far ~ paying tho sum demanded.
ID BY the Assessor. Carried.
Ayss-Ald. Russell, Fisher, Owen, Will
con, Wright, sohersr and Mr.. President-7.
Nsys-Ald. Bridgmsn and Edelbrock.
The bill Of 3. Robertson WAS referred.
The Couneil then adjourned.
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WHERE TO CO.!
GOOD GOODS AND LOW PRICES.

J. ". Tenvoorde has an immense stock
Of new goods Of oil kinds. Every depart
ment 10 complete, and everything will be
sold very ehesp for cash. Do not fail to
call ct Tenvoorde's before buying else
where.
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Shaver, Of tho Kssson Repw6liees. gets
things rather mixed sometimes. In last
weeks paper he made the comforting an
nounoement that "Virtue and honor have
their reward" followed immediately by
the statement that "Potato bugs are scarce
this year, IL this locality"
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Evados the Contract i.

Ff0ns Ms EaNk Centre HeroM.
The publishers Of the st. Cloud papers
entered into an agreement, whereby they
were not to bid against each other for the
publication of the Stssrns county delin-
quent tax lists. By little sharp practice
on the part Of Lamb, Of the Times, he man
aged to secure the lists in his father name
ct half . cent under the legal rate and
evads the contract With the Pres. and
Journal, whersupon the latter paper shows
him up In . column and half article.
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4 Dtscredltablo Trick.

From tie Lisehssld Neses-Ledgr.
Lamb Of the st. Cloud Tines, has lately
proved himself to be no muttonhead at
least, thou Oh the trick he served the Press
and JOURNAL was any thing but creditable
to him.
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MAR HIED,

On tho 2bth Of June, IN the town Of L..
Sank, by J. A. Upham. er., J. r., Mr.. A.
n. DUnSIELD and Miss ELvIRA MARVIN,
oil OF Stearns county,
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Cold Springs.

The Jacobs Prairie and Cold Springs
people will unto in q celebration at the
latter place. There viii bs music, races,
and lots Of other amusemsnts, and ball
in the evening.
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NOTICE TO PRINTERS.

Al N entire new outfit has been ordered
for TIN JOURNALS news and job rooms, .
large quantity Of advertising and job
type-much Of which is nearly ss good as
new-will be sold very cheap, il sppliea-
ton Is made 1t once. Send for samples Of
styles and for prices.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-07-02

Mr.. Louis Elbsrt has given up his
position in tho telegraph Office at the de-
pot, and is succeeded BY Mr.. Van Meter,
Of Kirkhovsn. Mr.. E. Il one Of the most
experienced operators in the State.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-07-02

PROF: Moore returned last week. from
Chicago, where he examined The different
styles Of school furniture for the new
Normal building, End made his report. He
hos purchased piano for The usp Of the
school He says that crops look quite e.
fsr advanced here - in Iowa or Illineis,
and that 10 saw nowhere any better look
ing corn and potatoes than he has In hin
eWn Garden, =.
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Pork and molsssss 30 together down
In Wright county. A considerable quanti-
~ Of each went together tho other night
from the cellar Of Henry Stokes, and Stokes
is looking around for = pork and molasses
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FOR THE FOURTH.

Coates & Freeman have . lot Of nice fat
lambs, and will DO prepared to supply their
customers with choice roasts or chops.
Leave your orders with them.
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FoR sAIs.-six good new team wagons,
which will DO sold lower than they can DO
bought any whore else. Inquire Of 9
BridgmAn, -s -4@ar. 15ss-~z-., go - IL
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Tho comet il now plainly visibls-ahe
pole star, the loWsat star in the 'tdippsr'
aid tho comet forming N squilats,sl tzi.
sagls-so that the dsshing stranger may
bs easily picked out.
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Potato bugs are like the sands Of the
ssa-sAore for multitude, and from present
appearances it viii require . struggle to
save enough potatoes for next winters
goldfish balls.
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There are certain parties who do not
care to hear anything said about tho water
lily roets which were dragged ont Of Lake
George for dead calf. The drayman
wants to know whe is u pay his bill for
doing the dragging.
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Characteristic Tr1ckery and Heanness.
From the Feryus FdAs advocate.

Lamb, Of the st. Cloud Times, has shown
his shsepishness by contemplate piece
Of triokery and meanness which is charac-
teristic Of himself. In order to get tho de-
linquent tax list Of Stearns county ct tho
regular rates no entered into contract with
tho other two papers to pay them 800
each if they would not bid against him,
Tor allow others to print the list in their pa
pers, II his bid was successful. He bid
IL cents, and got his own father to bid IN
cents. BE represents tho class Of papers
that are bowling for reform: He ought to
DO kicked out Of the Editorial Association.
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TRAVELLER

MAINE PRA1RI1.-W We are indebted to
Assessor Greeley for the following Stats
tics Of that town, for the year ending May,
1874:
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2pf1RR Hi0.

A school picnic, in which the people Of
the surrounding towns are expected to
participate, viii DO held In the vicinity Of
the school house ct that place.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-07-02

-Stsvsnson & Co. have removed their
foundry salssreens 70 the large baildisg
formerly occupied BY L. Robbers - BILL
lard hall. It has been fitted up In d1s
style and makes . very desirable store
building.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-07-02

Edward Hartley, former resident Of
Monticello, and Captain Of Co. e, Eighth
Regiment, now prsetieing law IN New
York city, was visiting his old homo last
week.
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Tho st. Cloud Silver Cornst Bsnd will
not carry off the premium offered for the
band playing tho best at the County Fair
without lively contest. p. II. Sehomsr's
Cold Springs band announces ito intention
Of appearing, and it 10 understood that st.
Johns College band, tho Sank Centre band
and the Sank Rapids band will Ill enter
the lists. There'll be music In the air.
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Oranges .pd lemons st
...., -" B. N. Russ1x1'a.

-1ively tines. j. ". Tsnvoords's now.
srdays. Cause. he Il selling geedsss cheap.
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FOR RENT.

A oommodious and comfortable dwelling
house on Welles avenue. Possession given
ct any time.
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CHURCH DIRECTOR Y .

PaEssyrERlAN.-(Churoh on Richmond avenu,,)
Services everv Sabbath At l0xa m. and TX D. M
Sabbath sohool Ut IL M. Wednesday evening lecture
and prayer meeting at n O'Clock. Psws free and
1snssrhnyitsd. Rsv.1.V. Campbsll, Pastor.
EPlsooPAL.-(st.J Johns Church, in lower town.
Services every Sabbath At lO3s =. m, and TX D. n.
6undaysSchool at II m. Evening prayer meeting
Fridays att O'Clock. Rev. }. T. Chambers Rector.
MlfHoDlsE-lChurch inlower town. Services every
sunday At 103 H.. and Il Pm. Sunday school At
x3Sx. kev.J.T. Lswton. Pastor.
CoNaR1aAfIoNAL.-(Church south ofRayin ebridge)
sSnday school at II o'clock. Prayer meeting at the
snarcn on wednesday evenings At O'Clock.
BAPrIs1-(Near the second ravins BRIDGET ssrvi
ces every Sabbath at l01S O'Clock o. M and O'Clock
p m: Prayer meeting At the church on Thursday
Svenlngsat 7 p. m. Seats FREQ and all are welcome
h sv. W. y. Stanley, Pastor.-sunday School at II
CArHouo.-(Churoh Of Immaculate onception,
as,aermain strest). Pastor. Rev. Benedict Haindl.
o. H.; Assistant, Rev. Boniface Null o. 8. b. Ser
wees: week days At 8 .. m; Sundays, First mass,
~ H. m, High mass and sermon at 10 am, Yes
pers ae2 p. m. ;Cathecsticainstruction atSp.m.
CLUB RATzs.-The following are tho
rates Of THs JOURNAL:
8 copies, Sl.75 each.
8 - 1.6O
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To MILL MEN AND OTHERS.

A largo quantity Of old Typo, suitable
for bsbbit metal, for sale ct this efRee in
quantities to suit purchasers.
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CENTAUR LINIMENTS.

There 10 no pain which the Cen
taur Liniments will not relieve, no
swelling they will not subdue, and
no lamsness which they will not
cure. This 10 strong language, but
IL Il true. They have produced
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Mr.. Samuel Holes, of 81. Wendell hss
ono hive Of bees which has swarmed four
times within fifteen days. yesterday being
the fourth time. This II said . be some.
thing almost without precedent They
are the Italian bees.
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Tho weather during the past week has
been cool and pleasant.
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-Blueberries have made their appear.
ance in market.
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-HsEbsrger Bros. make the best lager
beer N tho market. Order Of them. -.
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Mr.. J. E. Hayward intends giving his
Touring mill thorough overhauling, put
ting in two more run Of stone, extra belts,
ste. He has sent East for the newest and
most improved machinery, and intends
making his mill frs. olsss.
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THE BLACK SHEEP.
What the State Press Say About Lamb.

The ''I<ioIking season. Called For.
From tie st. Paul Press.
Tho current number Of the st. Cloud
7s"ss, published by WILL. h. Lamb; makes
most disgrsoeiul and humiliating con.
fsssion. The publisher OF tho 7tmes en-.
tered into an agreement, according to his
own statement, with tho publishers Of TIE
JOURNAL and Prsss; regarding bids to be
made for the county printing, and then
shanefully repudiated his contract, and
obtained an advantage which he could not
otherwise have obtained, in the name OF
another person. Tho Tines man defends
bio nsannsss BY saying that hs owed the
other men . grudge, and has paid them.
Whether he has paid off an old grudge o,
not. according to his own showing he 10 ,
disgrace TO his profession. Whom is the
kicking season in st. Cloud?
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Large arrival Of new goods At Ten.
voordo'O. Oall and soo.
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Go to Russell's and get some Of that
new cheese from Harvey & Buokman's
factory, f.: ssH
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ION Saturday night, three Of the front
Windows in the Bank Of St. Cloud, and
number Of windows At A. st. Cyr's and at
L. Robbers' house and saloon, were brok-
On, and several barrels Of vinegar back Of
Mr.. Robbers saloon were upset. The
police have strong suspicious % to who did
his damage, but no arrest has yet been
made,
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Mr.. Barney Vossbsrg, Treasurer Of
the st. Cloud School District, drew from
the County treasury this week $7,84o.65,
money belonging to the District. A part
eftLis will be used IN taking up 900 Of
tho bonds issued for the construction Of the
Onion School building.
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Tho editor Of tho Fergus Falls Advo-
cate brsgs about IN apple tree In that
nsighborhood which has on il 266 apples,
and calls on any other frontier county to
beat IL
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On Monday, Mr.. J. n. Rosenbsrgsr,
City Treasurer, drew from the County
treasury SIS, 963.24, being tho amount Of
taxes due the city collected from March
1st to June 1st.
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Parties paying their delinquent taxes
before tho first Of August will save twelve
per cent interest. This is well worth look
ing after.
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Not . Oredit.ble shoxv,nr,

From the st. Paul Di,patch.
The tricks Of Lamb, Of the st. Cloud
Tines, relative to county printing. still con.
tinue to agitate the st. Cloud JOURNAL.
Lamb don't make very creditable show
ing, either from his own or TIN JOURNALS
showing
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..4-1eF some Of tho best eheese In tho
market, 80 70 Russsll's. Hs has . lot Just
from Harvey & B1ekuaa'e laetesy; 60
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The first mines Of the st. Cloud and
Sank Rapids base ball clubs go to Melrose
on the 4th, by special invitation.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-07-02

We learn from Mr.. J. H. French, Of
Maine Prairie, that two horses belonging
to Mr.. d. anchdeld, Of that place, were
struck by lightning on Monday night and
killed.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-07-02

Tho report that Bridgmsn's boom had
burst and large part Of tho logs gone
down the river was incorrect. But tho
high water has made the danger Of break
very great.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-07-02

The Board Of Education will meet On
Monday next.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-07-02

The City Council will meet ON next
Monday as Board Of Equalization, to act
on the report Of its Committee which has
been in session during the past week.