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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-04-30

Tho officers Of the Stearns Co. Bible
Society held meeting a the study of Rev
Campbell on Saturday last, to devise q
plan Of work for the year. The city is
divided into four districts. Wasbingto
Avenue and the Rsvine, being the dividing
lines. Rev.E. V. Campbell to have charge
Of the district in which he resides Prof
1rs Moore, the Normal School side of
the district below the ravine Rev. Lewton,
the West half below the Rsvine, and Rev.
Stanley, the West half above the Ravine.
Ministers in Fair Haven, Maine Prairie,
Paynesville, Sank Centre and other places
will be requested to conduct the work in
their localities. Tho Bosrdman District
near Sank river, is put under tho charge
of Rev. Campbell. The work Of visiting
families will be entered upon - soon Is .
sufficient assortment Of Bibles and Tssta-
msnts can be obtained ct the depository In
Sc. Cloud.
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DISEASE OF THE BLOOD.

''The Blood il the Life" When this source "a oor.
rupted. the painful and selrpxprod4opK 1aeets ~,
visible IN many slapps: The nuldtSrioSs frna An
which It manfbsti ITSELF would form subiscts nnon
which might write volumes: But - Ill the va1isd
io1ms OF disease which depend upon bad blood are
cured q best treated, By such medicines e tale mn
from this hud and extract from the system the noT
ious elements It 10 not Of practical iportanes thet
should describe each. For instance, medicsl IA.
thors describe about fifty varieties az skin dissss.
put a they Al require for their cure very dmiisr
treatment II - Of no practical utility 70 inoV Inst
what name to apply 10 certain form OF En- 1dis.
ease, 90 you know how best to cure it. Then ar.n
might 90 on and describe various kinds of scroron.
sorss fever sores, white swelngs. enlarged Rlands
ana ulcers Of varying appearance might dsscribe
now roient poison may show itself in yerous forms
ieruptons ulcers, sore throat, honey tumora. etc:
put as all these various appearing msnfeststions o.
ga olood are cured BY uniform means. I deem
sacn course unnecessary. Thoroughly clasnse The
o!ood, which n the great fountain Of Life. and GOOD
@Seson lair skin, buoyant spirits, vital streneth
and soundness Of constitution, 1l iii retnrn to ne
ceTer r1 sad Dr. Pssee Golden Msdc. Dis
s sstc,ss needed They arc aare T,tt sne
Rash or Eryeipelus Ring Worms, Pimples, Blotches.
Spots, Eruptions Pustues, Boils, Carbuncles. Sore
Eyes, Rough Skin Souri, Scrofulous Sores and swell.
nngs, Fever Sores, White Swellings, Tumors. Old
sores or Swellings, Affections of the Skin. Thro.t
and Bones. and Ulcers Of the Liver, Stomach. Kid.
nsS Is and Lungs, ~
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Notice to Tax PAYERS.

AUDITORS OFFICE, sTsAnxs Co., MIN.
81. CLOUD, April 2lst, 1874. !
The attention Of tax. payers il. called 70
tho following section Of the new tax law /:
SHcTIoN lS9. After taxes upon lands
shall have become delinquent - provided
in this act, they shall DO subject TO . PEN
atty Of ton per cent. on tho amount Of such
tax; and such tax and penalty shall bear
interest from the time when the tax shall
become delinquent, at tho rate Of two per
cent. per month, which penalty and inter-
cot shall be included in tho Judgment
against such lands.
Taxes for tho year 1873 become delia,
quent on the 1st day Of juno, 1874.
By provision Of section 20, Of an act to
enforce payment Of taxes which became de-
linquent in 1873 and previous years, any
taxes delinquent Tin case where the prop
erty has not been sold to purchaser for
tsxss) can DO redeemed Ct any time before
tho 1st day Of August, 1874, on payment
OF taxes, and twelve psr cent intareit. ID
BARNEY VOsaBFRG. B
pr @M u Qssaty Aad!te,.
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Notice OF Dissolution.

The eo-psrtnsrship existing between the
undersigned, under tho firm name Of Davis.
Heal Il Co., is this day dissolved BY mutu-
sl consent.
Mr.. Lewis Clark will settle thsS frm bust.
ness ct st. Cloud and is alone authorized
to collect accounts and receipt bills, made
and incurred at tho store in that place.
Charles E. Davis and Charles r. Besl. or
either Of them, will settle the arm business
At Clearwater and ore authorized to collect
accounts and receipt bills made and in
CURED ct that place.
G. F., DAVIS,
CHAS. r. BEAL.
LEWIS CLARK.
Dated April 28th. 1874. 2v
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Oranges and lemons ct

On Wednesday Of last week q man
named Adney Allen, living about four
miles from Sank Centre, went out as usual
to attend to his duties about the stable,
and after fnising his work, hung himself
from beam in tho barn. The beam was
90 low that he wss obliged to raise his feet
from the floor to swing clear. His delay
in returning to the house caused his wife
to 60 out to learn the cause. When she
entered the door Of the stable, che discov-
cred her husband hanging dead, bis body
not yet cold. Not the least cause is known
for this rash act. He Was about forty
years old and leaves wife and three chill
dren.
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ANOTHER VlOfIx Of DRINK.
n. II. HovDEr FouND DHowrnD.

e. f52,,
The st. Paul papers Of Tuesday contain
tne account Of the finding Of the body Of
H. d. Hovden, formerly Of this city. Mr..
d. left here about the lst Of April to 20 to
Wisconsin, where he said 10 had brother.
he was In the grocery business In this
c'ty for nearly three years, but Of late has
been drinoking great deal, and . few
days before he left here he Is said to have
had the delerium tremens. We give the
following from tho st. Paul Pres
/ yesterday morning about half past ton
eugene Won Solen, employed on tho tressel
work OF the Lake Superior & Mississippi
railroad, near Dayton bluff, discovered The
body OF man floating in the river at that
point: He immediately rescued it, and
sent tor . proper officer, who took tho
body into custody and sent for the coroner.
The body was that Of man, we'll dressed,
about i've feet SIX; inches tall, and bore
evidence Of having been in the water but q
comparatively short time, conclusion
which facts since revealed, indicate. ~
upon examination papers were found up
on the body which lead to the conclusion
that the name Of the deceased Is H, 81.
dovden, and that he halls from st. Cloud.
In his pockets were found memorandum
and pocket book, number of notes for
small sums, all with one exception over due
TWO or more years, certificate Of stock in
tho st. Cloud Agricultural and Trottine
Park Association, flask containing small
amount Of whisky, pawn brokers' eertifi-
cate, and an extract from the St. Cloud
JOURNAL, which read IS follows, and goes
far to tell the story Of the unfortunate
mans death:
"a CARD.-To oil whom may have read
an article in the St. Cloud JOURNAL of
March q, 1874, and signed H. H. Hovden.
l would say Mr.. Hovden had no claim
against me of any kind, either by word or
otherwise, and made no such claim to me
while he occupied my store, or while in the
city he is common drunkard, and had
the delerium tremens the day befre he left
here, and the card he had printed was
most likely production Of bis while In
that condition.
J. g. HUBER.
st. Cloud, Mimi, April 4, 1874,
The pawn-broker's certificate is signed
by II. W. Webster. Mr.. Webster states
that on Saturday about noon he gave the
Certificate in question for . watch, on
which he made loan of 81. 1t is prob
able therefore that Hovden, whom it seems
WAS addicted to drink, secured the money
and With it purchased sufficient quantity
to thoroughly intoxioate him, and ia that
condition wandered toward the river and
accidentally fell in. Of the 81 borrowed
$3.50 Was found on his person.
An inquest was held on the remains and
tho jury rendering the verdict of drowned.
Tho Coroner had the body taken charge of
by an undertaken, and new facts having
come to light concerning tho man another
inquest will bs held. The notes found
upon his body were for total sum of about
500, the largest Of which was given by =
party in Minneapolis for Sal in March
last.
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.s HEAL nsTATn TRAasFD1S. U.s.
Exported for THH JoulxAL 81 Jokx Zap,
!. Esq., Rsgisser Of Dssds. -

~ ~AsS1sSsSs.S ASVSSeOs -. Z -
Warranty Deed TransSsrs Tor Week
0ndtng April ~, 1874. ~-,-~.-,
ID L Dun and wife to Michael Icy for und2
( lots z and blk 10 In town Of st 70
i u T = Il r e. !. ~ ~ ;s>.. $500
William r Aldrioh and wifs. 70 Henry O.
Williams and silss B Rsstvieh for svo
800 70 T l26 Rs5 v and neg SEQ 7 T l21
R8sw * $4,000
First Div 81. P &P B B Co to Matthias
solinger for neg neg SEQ rs T 125 r so
Charles Weber and wife to Ludwig Kpoth
for nj lot II Blk s6 in City Of St Cloud
$3.50
Fist Div St P & PR r Co to Jacob Lahr
" nwq and q nxq and nwq nwq $50
10 T l22 r SOW $1,000
Anton Brasgslmann and vii, to Henry
sisverding for nj Of nwq nwq 80 IL +
liz 3lw 800
Anton Brssgslmsnn add wife to Herman
Flint for neg nWq SEQ 2 T 122 B 81 Y
and d Of seq swq SEQ So T l23 B 81 Y
First Div St PIP & 90 to Joseph
krakker for lots l6 and II blk 10 and
and blk 18 town Of Albany $500
GOWN W Wilson to Saml B Pinney for
tract Of lsad In town Of St Augusta 800
John P Klein and wife to Matthias Mehr
for Y Is acres Of nwq neg SEQ IS T l2s
R32W S1O0
Dina Ellen Taylor and Husb-to D B Mo
Donald for lot blk SO In Fresmsns
Add to Melross $50
William 81 Rothsrmsl and wife 70 Mary
Ann Mcdonald for seq ava go Z +
126 b 82w :. 1890
Maria Kerels and hush to Peter Paspson
for neg SEQ Is 12s b 84w $1,000
Eliza G Mattisen and hush to Eliot Bride-
man for lot s in b Moorss add Of out
lots to Sank Centre 500
First Div st r p B b Co to Lewis Clark
for NEG awq go. Q 7 122 b 26w $3.50
Joseph 81 Simonton and wife to Jacob G.
Buehheim for 26x6e feet Of lott blk is
In Sank Centre $500
Eliot Bridgman and wife to Elisa G Nasti.
son for lots s and 8 and 20 feet lot Z
blk2 in Sank Centre s.. 500
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N1Vp@ sis,lock:jaw, palsy, sprains, swell.
ings, cAked breasts, soalds burns. saltshsuu, ear
ache, &C., upon the human frame, and Of strains
spsvins, salls, &e, upon animals IN one year than
have all other pretended remedies sines The world
began. They are counter irritant; allAsali,s pain
reievers. oripples throw away their erutehss, the
lame walk, poisonous bites are rendered harmless
and tho wounded are healed without scar. The
recipe ispublished around each bottle. They soil
as no articles ever before sold and they sell because
they do just what they pretend to do. Those WIS
now suffer from rheumatism, pain or swelling dc
serve to suffer If they will not use Csntapr Iini-
ment, white wrapper More than 1000 certificates Of
remarkable cures, including frozen limbs, chronic
rheumatism, govt, running tumors, t., have besu
received. We will send . circular containing cer.
tncates tho receipt, &c, gratis any ono request
ing it. One bottle Of the yellow wrapper Centaur
Lintment ia worth ono hundred dollars for SPAWNED
or sweened horses and mules, or for screw worm In
sheep. Stock owners-these linimsnts are worth
your attention. No family should be without them
"White wrapper for family uss;" Yellow wrapper
for animals. Sold by all druggists. 50 cents Dor
bottle; large bottles, 500, j. B. Ros1 Co.. So
Broadway. ny.
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Council met pursuant to adjournment.
Present: Aid. Bridgman, Carter, Dorr,
Fisher. Owen, Powell, scherer, Wright,
Scott and Mr.. President.
Minutes of last meeting read and ap-
proved.
Petition of M. Majeries and others, ask
ing for the construction Of a sidewalk from
st. German street running down Jefferson
avenue to Eighth street, and down Eighth
street to the ravine bridge, was presented
and read.
On motion Of AID. Owen it was voted that
the Street Commissioner be instructed to
notify the property owners on the streets
named in said petition to build said side
walk in accordance with the provisions of
the city charter, and in default of their so
doing, to construct the same, and make re-
turn Of his doings to the City Council.
The committee on claims and accounts,
to whom was referred the ball Of Juhu
Zapp, for making abstracts. reported the
same back without any recommendation.
After some discussion Aid. Powell moved
that City Right Of Way bond for the sum
of one hundred dollars, be paid Mr.. Zapp
for his bill, which motion was adopted
by the following vote:
Ayes-Ald's. Bridgman, Owen, Powell,
Wright and Scott.
Nays-Ald's. Dorr, Fisher and Scherer.
The Clerk was directed to notify the City
Treasurer to deliver to Mr.. Zapp Right
of Way Bond of the denomination of one
hundred dollars, and to take his receipt for
the same.
Reports of the following city officers
were presented: City Treasurer, City
Clerk, and City Justice Barnes.
AID. Owen, from the committee on ways
and means, reported that they had careful.
~ examined and compared the same with
the books and vouchers, and found them
correct, and the finances of the city were
in sound and healthy condition.
Report adopted and the documents or
dered placed on file.
Report of the Street Commissioner was
presented and referred to the committee on
streets and alleys.
Report Of Street Commissioner relative
to tho cost Of constructing side walk ada.
cent to tho Broker Block, was presented,
and ordered placed on file.
On motion of Aid Bridgman, it was vot-
cd that tho side walk and redemption fund,
20 called, be transferred to tho revenue
fund.
The following bills were presented and
under suspension of the rules allowed,
and the Clerk ordered to draw orders there
for: .-..
q. Schulten, oil and paint. ..........$4.6 E
J.J. Dorr, wood ".......................S .O(
A petition signed by Joseph Edelbrook
and nine other merchants Of the city, ask.
ing for the passage of an ordinance resu.
lating auctioneers, was presented apd
read. -"
On motion AID. Bridgman, the rule,
were suspended and AID. Powell was al.
lowed to introduce Ordinance No. 20
which was read tho first time.
Aid. Wright moved that the rules b,
again suspended, and that Ordinance No
20, relating to auctioneers haYe its second
and third readings and be put upon IT.
1 e.
ANAL passage, which motion prevailed.
| Ordinance may be found in another Col
The ordnance was passed and it, It'll,
agreed to.
There being no further business tn,
Council adjourned.
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A BARGATN

Cheap farm-s0 acres, 80 fenced, IL brok-
ss~3.s.s On, small ::
HOUSE 81 STABLE ;
near churches and schools. mills and mar
kets, plenty frewood, meadow and fsnc-
Ing no better land IN the State. Price
only $z9O. Write or spply 70 III
JOHN n. WHITE,
2N~ Santiago, shsrpurns Co., MINI
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The greatest bargain in real estate ever
offered IN st. Cloud, for the next ninety
days, 10 the we'll known CITY RESTAU.
RANT. owned by Joseph Goyette, and sit
usted on Washington avenue, which must
be sold. For particulars inquire Of
LOUIS GOYETTE
mar26 .8m Or N. F. BARNES.
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.,--Wishart's Pine Tree Tar Cordial, cures
coughs, colds and consumption. owls.
harts Worm Sugar Drops" banishes worms
completely. For Dyspepsis, there IL no
remedy 90 popular and effective a. the
Great American Dyspepsia Pills. Sold
everywhere.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

ELECTION NOTICE.
The, Annual Charter Election Of tho C;tv
Of st. Cloud, will b held On
MONDAY, NAY 4TH, 1874,
ct the usual places Of voting in tho respso-
tive Wards Of said city,.
The officers to bs elected are % follows.
o1TX oyJ1o1Rs.
Mayor, for the term Of ono year.
Csey 1ress.arsr, for the term Of one year.
I'VE cry 1"'tise', for the term Of Two
WARD o,,1o..s.
/ Ward Ons-l Alderman, for he term Of
three years. 49,.
Ward One-1 Member Of III, Board Of
Educ alton, for the term Of three years.
Ward Two-1 Aldermen, fer The tarm of
three years.
Ward Two-1 Member Of the Board Of
Education for the term Of three years.
Ward Three-l Alderman for the term
Of three years.
Ward Thres-l Member Of the Board Of
Education, for the term Of three vears.
Ward Thrss-1 Member Of tho Board Of
education, for tho term two years.
Ward Four-1 Alderman, for the term
Of three years.
Ward Four-1 Member Of tho Board o,
1aucatlon, for tho term Of three years.
Inc poles viii be open ct nine o'clock A.
Il, and continue open until i've P, II.
Per order Of City Council.
NATHAN F.. BARNES,
spAo'o" City Clerk.
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The partnership heretofore existing be-
tween ". A. Gates and JOS, J.. Dam. and
known - Gates & Dam, is hereby dissolv-
ed. Tho affairs Of tho said firm will be
settled BY Jos. 8. Dam.
Y. A. GATES,
J. 8. DAM.
st. Cloud, Mimi, April 25th, 1874.
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Mr.. John Coates, Of the firm Of Coates
& Freeman, in com psny with Mr.. Shat
tuck, Of Moorehead has gone to Iowa to
buy horses to take to Fort Garry, Aanito-
ba,
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LETTER LIST.

Letters remaining unclaimed at the
Post Office, in St. Cloud, Minnesota. on
Wednesday the 39d day Of April. 1874.
To obtain any Of these letters, tho appli-
cant must call for '"Advertised Lett ers. !"
and give the date. Of this list. II not
called for in one month, they will be sent
to the Dead Letter Office.
LADIES LIST.
Casey Catherine Jordan Alice r
r. GENTLIMEN's LIST.
Brady Matthias Beaman Wn johnson
Buell. Newton Craig Geo W -
Drawyah Leinad Huxley Herbert 8
Themes Caleb 8 Woods WV
:. HELD FOR POSTAGE.
Henry Funke, Wabashs MINI
RETURNED FOR BETTER D1Rror1oHs.
Calvin Howard, Dry Lake, MINI sy;a
Attorney Mr.. Frederick Gottschalk
Residence No. 1902 7tb st
Office No. 4104 Market st -.7
Firm Fred & Louis Gottsohalk.
J. E. WEST, P. NJ.
FARx1Rs!-1f you want . good plow, 90
to Nicholas Lahfs, He is selling cheap fol
cash. u: 5s.- zi =: > - .~. 8,
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Davis, Beal & Co. have dissolved part
nership this time "for fact.' We are
sure Of it this time. See dissolution notice
in another column.
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eve are glad to see Harry Wslken-
shaw with 10 again, and looking SO much
better than when here last fall. he came
up from st. Cloud last week. "-Furqu,
Falls Journal.
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Owing to continued illness of the Pas
tor, there will be no preaching service st
the Prssbyterian church next Sabbath.
Sabbath School at IL m. as usual.
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The many friends Of Ex-Gov. Miller,
formerly Of this city, will be pleased to
lssrn that he has been appointed a. Regis
ter Of the new Land Office at Bismarck
Dakots.
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AT the coming city election the fol-
lowing officers are to be elected: Mayor,
one Alderman and one Member Of the
Board Of Education from each Of the four
wards.
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The donation for the benefit Of Rev.
Mr.. Lewten on Wednesday evening passed
of very pleasantly. The proceeds amount
Cd to $50.
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Lemons and oranges at
- ...., r. NJ. RUSSELL.

Fresh family groceries Of all kinds can
always be had at Curtis Grocery Store, at
bottom figures.
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Castor1a II moro than . substitute fpr Gator
Vil tn the only safe article in existence which h
certain 70 as:milste the food, regulate the bowels
cure wlna soic and produce natural sleep. Il con.
tains neither minerals morphine or aicohoi snd
u pleasant to taks. Children need not cry and
mothers may rest. novS -
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Our readers will please bear in mind
that the editor Of this paper is absent. and
that tho ''oosrss hand writer" hopes they
viii bear with fim until his return.
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,, For sAIs.-six good new team wagons.
which will b sold lower than they can bs
bought any where else. Inquire Of @
BEidsman. ~
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Bead tho "Iron Clad" ordinance in re-
gard to auctioneers, is published in an
other column Of this issue.
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The ttention of our readers is called
to tho new advertisement of Cathcart &
Co., on our fourth page
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WIN. Cooper, Of the firm Of Grinols &
Cooper, of Fair Haven, in this county, has
been appointed postmaster at that place.
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Rev. E. v. Campbell pastor Of the
Presbyterian church in this city, has been
rendered call to the pastorate Of church
In Missouri.
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DIED..
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

At Brownsdale, Mower Co., Min. DR.. W.
h Hunter, Of lung fever, sged 81 years.
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-Forty.one applicants for certificates
appeared before supt. Kaiser ct the Court
House in this city, On Monday. The sx-
animation passed of much to the satisfso-
ton Of al concerned, and MIR. Kaiser
speaks In the highest terms Of the ability
Of the applicants. A large number Of
them being members Of tho Normal School
Of this place, who intend 10 teach during
the coming vacation Of that school.
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"A new sidewalk 10 to DO built, to ex-
tend from Burbank and Powelrs corner, on
81. German street, to the Ravine bridge
near the Baptist chapel,
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FoR SALE CHEAP.-A store building At
Two Rivers. Also, 80 acres of land Is
acres now in winter wheat) with house,
horses, eto. All will DO sold very cheap.
Address 8. Vandersluis, Two Rivers.