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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-02-12

ST. CLOUD ceD. IL, lol4:
The, elevator prices to-day are ~ follows:
No. ....:..... .....". 90
NO. ss...s....s......... u
NO. s.......sss..ss.... 81
Some merch ants and buyers throw in
tn cir commission, making tho price two
cents higher.
Oats-40a45e.
Corn, $50 to 400
Flour-XXXX $5.50a6.o0 Xxx $500
$3.50; Xxx $4.o0a4.b0 Per barrel
Feed-$1.15s1.25 per swt.
Cornmsal-$l.26.
6horts-60c.
Bran-$s.1o per ton; 500 per cwt.
Eggs-20a26o.
Butter ranges from Is to csc.
Potatoes-45a60o.
Green apples-S5.5o.e.oo per barrel;
80 Per peck.
cr.nbsrries, $2.6o.s. 90 per bushel 100
per quart.
Onions-sooal. 90 per bushel.
densy-2os25c per pound.
Maple susar-15a2oc.
cabbsgs-$s psr hundred.
Beans, $l.eos$2oo per bushel.
Chesse-l6a2oe per pound.
Hay-$6. ooas.o0 Per ton.
Country hsms-losl23e Per ID,
Sugar cured lams-20o.
Dried Bssi-2oo.
Wood-$s.oos4.oo Per cord.
Wool-Fleees washed, a0asee
unwsshsd, 2Ue26o.,
Tub washed, 86a41e, .
Besf-0n foot, 30 to $40; retailing, ssl2e
per pound> 49,.
Vss-7e dressed; retailing, s.loe p,r
pound. =
Autton-en foot, 3s4c; retailing sal2}e
per pound. ..."
Pork 40 dressed retailing, ss12}o
Mess pork, $500 Per barrel.
Chioksns-7al2}eIpsrlb.
Turkeys-1la15e.
MILWAUKEE,, Feb. IL.
Whsst--$l "a for No. /.
Osts-4l
Corn-67c.
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BENTON COUNTY.
Good Prospects-New h1ills-A sugRes-
t10n-6chO0l.
LANQoLA, Feb. g. 1871

$780,. LANao1A, Feb. 9, 1874.
ED1roR JouRNA1.-1 presume the good
people who read the Tn JOURNAL would
like to hear from this vicinity, and this is
. sufficient reason tor me to write . few
lines We are enjoying fair degree Of
prosperity, Notwithstanding tho hard times,
and manage to pay our taxes and keep
even with the world. Our prospects for
the future are encouraging. 80
!. MIR. Tuttle, Of Two Rivers, has = fine
saw mill nearly completed. He also in.
tends putting in Z. Touring mill soon. Mr..
Peterson has .'!tsnart" little sswcmill on
spunk Brook, just shove whore that
stream empties into the Mississippi river.
Mr. Geo. T. Rics. IL getting out lumber for
. saw aad grist mill, on the, Little Elk,
just above ths lake. Very soon We vim not
have . g ~ long distsncs to nin that We
now have 70 e.. ). :1,' .-e.-. T.. ,....s =
", cannot bo.st:of .. large. farming ops-
rations a. Dan The: people in other
parts ofths Stats. Labor costs to- much.
II man wants to work out, he goes into
tho pineriss, whore hs can ct higher
wssss than 10 on ct on farm, Farmers
eaa,et oonpets With lanbsrnea il hiring
shslp - 70 have 10 do our. work within
eureelvss. i strikes Nc, in this eennse-
ton, that It would b COED. plan fer tho
psopls 70 call hens about ons-third Of the
nsmbers q The Legislature and got them 70
shoppisg in The woods, sad thsre let them
howl. Our State Senate isnot the disni-
asd body Il 10 in'the Eastern ststes.
There i b composed Of the most honorable
and hish-miadsd men n the State. Some
Of our Senators srs intrsduoing and sdvo-
eating bills that they havs no idea win pass.
II 10 done for. "buneons''- TO make tho
dear people believe that they Lie very near
tho hearts Of these Senator's. This IL too
transparent. Let tie people nsrk thes,
men. scarcely think they Will come
around again, asking for recollection. -
We had N exesllent school last season.
taught BY one Of The Normal School sohol-
ars, Miss Bentley, Of your city 8. +.
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$lo,ooo!
EXCITEMENT IN THE CLOTHING
MARKET

J. W. Metzroth, the enterprising pioneer
clothing merchant Of this city, has just re-
ceived $4,000 stock Of Clothing, bought
at panic prices, which he will sell, at re-
tail, at Chicago wholesale prices.
THIS is no humbug. He means just what
he says. Those who want to save money
need only call and SEQ this immense
stock and inquire tho prices to be satisded.
Tho goods are Ill first GLASS, Of tho ready.
made line, and will bear comparison with
any clothing ever brought to tho State.
Be sure to 90 to Metzroth's before buy
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CHURCH Dll&EOTO1 T..

y 5--%
Pnsa,YrxaIaN.-(ChuroA on Richmond avsnus.)
services sverv Sabbath At 1o6 am. and ~ IA
sabbath school at II m. Wednesday evening lecture
stTangsfsinvitsd. ksv. E:v. oanpbsll, Pastor.
H,lscorAI.--ist. Johns Church, in lower town.
Services every Sabbath at 10Y n. and ~ p. m.
Sundays school at II N. Evening prayer meeting
Rriaays at O'Clock. Raw. J. T. Chamber, Rector.
MsrMoDls11ohurchi nlower town. Services every
Sunday 81 103x I. H.. and IN. Sunday School Vt
~ 4. 1sv.j.1. LsWton, Pastor. a. .-sA
,CensaasAsaosAI--tChuroh south ofRayinsbridgs.)
eundAy Sch0ol ct l2o'clook. PrAysr meeting Ut the
sAuzcA en- Wednesday EVENING" at o'clock.
AA1sssf-<Ns ear the second rayins bridge.) Servi'
ess every Sabbath ct lO3 O'Clock =. NJ, and o'clock
Pm. Prayer meeting a. the church ON ThursdAy
svsniAxs ~ p. M. Seats free and all are welcome
1sv. v. 4. Stanley. Psstor.-sunday School at II
No.
CA1noile-(Chu Of Imnaeulats0 onception,
u. &erma1n strsst). Pastor. Rev. Benedict Haindl.
D; Asl.sent Rev: Bonihes Mall, o. 9. =. Ser
vioss: Wsek days at .. M; Sunday, FIRST Mas.
49,. High nass AID sermon at l0a.n. Yes
psrsae3 ,. n. ;Cathsosticsh INSTRUCTION at Pm.
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DAGeo. r. koWsll& Co, 40 Park Bow,
NsS Fork, aade. n. PssasegillA Co.. 81
Park Row, New ! SsE, srstAs ss1s agent
Tor TAs JouaIAI in tAstsi .sad srs an
thorissds : ssAtraet efforts ssrtiasAd advertise
msatsssr ~ ct eur lovsst sssA raess.
Advsstissra n tAsteity are requested 70
sAvstA their favor with sithsr Of the above
hs uses. i
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NAsevSaA1n.-O1 Tuss1ay svsaing Mr..
Frank Davis ed ". Y. Bssaswits CIV
. Nasqussa4s ball q ssAwsrts = l. Pessa.
aa,'S Hall. vhiSh ~ ~ larsslt end nost
suessGofal a1Aif q ~ kind ever. hsld In
this e'ty. Ivsaythiss pssssd ~ quietly and
satisfactorily. J. Plsssss, G. LsaGls md
]. n. Bsassawers The Committee On Pri-
- offered. fox The beet nssksd gentleman
I'D lady, 4s esea. One prise va award
d 70 n. Brsdsa, Who appeared - Kias
Willisa, sd he other 70 Mis- Minnie
Cullen, VIE appeared In the costume Of
Mrs. Dan Riss. The parade during the
day. headed BY ths band, attracted much
attention.
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:. LErTER LIST.

XII.
-- Letters remaining unolained ct tn,
Post Once, in St. Cloud, Minnesota, ON
Wsdnesdsy the 18th day Of February. 1874,
Ia; obtain any Of these letters, The appli-
cant must esll for "Advsrsised Letters. u
and give the dats Of this liat. II moi
eallsd foR in enc month, they will 10 son,
u the Dead Letter Once. ss .a:sss
.IADrEs TN.
1rsgA Anna stsilsr Anna T.
Leyens May 6: ( II e
..ts1 a " = LIST. ~s
= baird " 3 - Keuning Bernard 4
1usielen MeElray Jos o !.
Hannaneh Michael Muller meister Thso
- x - ] 81 11alSf11ss 1trfrsf.x ssk.
baEskls ysesph 20 saTsis 1ehrana, 4z.a
- .5t..441. E. WEST, P. ".
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FOB THE PUBLIC BENEFIT!
ALL wOOLEN GOODS AT LESS THAN
COST "s* 80 .

For the next Sixty Days, J. W. Ten
voords win sell oil wooden goods-blsnkets,
nubias, soarfs, furnishing goods, sto.,-
for les than cost, ~ no 10 determined T.
close out the entire stock. Also, boots
shoes and boot packs st lower figures than
ever before known IN st. Cloud. II, you
want gsauias bsxgsins in 6rst-elass goods
do not fail to call ct Tenvoorde's.
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P1eN1l1 WAQoN RAoTo1Y.- We would
call attention 70 The advertisement Of Mes.
srs. Weary 4 Rsthbun, who axe prepared
to supply wagons Of oil kinds, buggiss and
sleighs Of their own make, warranted to
give sasisfsetien., Their factory 10 sup
piled with . large stock Of oil kinds Of ma
tsrisl necessary for doing ths vsry best
work. Some Of Tie wssess nsds BY Mr..
Weary Asss bssa h ass for more than
tvs'vs yssrs. Mr.. RaaAbsa Il a sxpssi.
saesd blasksniehs sndsssts2di1e 81
hla,sheg 81 the bust1oeo,
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Castorta il moro tbsn Substitute for Castor
OH. It The only sas article In existence which 10
certain to sslimilats the Sood regulate he bowels
cure wind colo ard produce nat1ral sleep. Il con-
II pleasant to take. Children need not cry aad
mothers may rest. + 10 a. 9,sE noyx ~ :
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"A dispatch received ON Saturday from
Grand Forks, D. T., confirms the statement
published in last weeks JOURNAL Of the
death Of James Stephens, Of this place.
who had been struck ON tho head with IN
az, the previous Saturday, BY . despsrsdo
named Raymond, better known ~ "Cst-
dsh Joe." Mr.. Stephens lived only until
the. following morning, and WAS buried on
Monday. Raymond was taken out Of town
to different places for fear Of being lynohed,
and was net brought back until two days
after the murder. The excitement has
quoted down, and tho law will take it,
course. Raymond is said to take it very
cody, and expresses confidence Of getting
clear. He says that he struck Stephens in
self-defence. He will DO taken TO Fargo to
await trial.
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On last Thursday afternoon, Mr.. J.
g. Smith, Cashier Of the Bank of st. Cloud,
received telegram announcing tho death
Of his father, Levi Smith, at Watertown,
n. T., that morning. Mr.. Smith WAS
about seventy years old, and was in st..
Cloud, visiting his son, little moro than .
year ago.
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Tho contract for opening the County
road through the farm Of J. B. 0stehsl, in
the town Of St. Cloud, has been awarded
to II. H. Thols, It $3.50. hs being the low
est Of four bidders.
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County Treasurer Cans rsturnsd on
Saturday from his collecting trip through
che outside towns Of the county. Hs 70
ports larger amount Of taxes collected
this year than last, and says the farmers
szs quite we'll supplied with money.
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DIR. Anderson 10 ono Of the best advsr
tssd men in tho State. His vile's ittla
letter, Published in Tn JOURNAL, is VIA,
dld it. No charges!
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Mr.. Jos. Kussa has opened . basket
store in tho building next door to Rosen-
berger's book store. He manufactures al
kinds Of baskets. Persons having baskets
that are in need Of repairs can have the
same done neatly and promptly BY leaving
them with him..
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J0BB1 Nc TARDE
OF
CHIC a GO.
FOR 1874.


We the and.r'n 5ebbs' Chicago
throughout
the Northwest sppl
tanned everything prepared
before hold ont inducements those
It'll" we'll known e that tho trade Of this city the legitimate
fires divert
large
foreign countries. e...rous ii
y that necessarily
shpmsa. goods point tn. s. do
n.nd for hpp. to
make enisaasns to our Commission Merchants
AGRICULTURAL xr1r1nrsrs
e: Z: e: ~: ';':
e za; 81: S"%1a as.
BILLIARD TABLE nAxu,Aorunrna
aebb s ss I'd 6 a
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS srAr1onzss
s::' s @:; "a 2 Z; -: l" ''''" Middleton" ''s:'
News Randolph ssers u: T. .ss:s Co.
-: e: q =: :: . e: t.: :.:::: &c.,
e; : e: :: e.; :=: market. "
: = ::+'''' o. s'::: 10, r.. ~, .~
oAaAlAsE. AND SLEIGH .oox
ss:s :: s 81 Il: :: Co., street,
oasEss FACTORY
CHINA, GLASS eu..as~4n.
&: ;'::' It, s' %
Bank g. 81. 90 on nus. Farm AND
ss:% Is :::: '''. Co.,
w. aa.-a4. o. ...p. ei 1885, s'7' TRIMMINGS &c.
g.: 4: i: H.: Vs.:
:t: 81: Z: *:;: .:;:,,, Co.: .;
% t' % e. ..,,
::::; :s =: r.: e {: Il e.;
''''@ '''' III Wat" ce,,,Gs'ss::. Co"
Brooks s''n" s'nd Aids'nar 1.1.n
s::s> "; *; r. 4:
u Dsoasnrs suaDa1rs AND SURGICAL
ssVes MEDICINES AND ": cs.s &c: and IS A'"'
* ss :'; :i:::.< |H's
81: :: =: sss s;" = :::;
s'''." o~.s: ~...n w..A
CHURCH AND OFFICE
A'''''* Co.. % ' oss.. 100 Seam.
% ; .u .ss go -: ~:
'' s:: s AND : s, ; :s' 1'''''
:: {; .s. H.: s
u., "a, suss st.4sa PISTOLS AND
A' &c. SIS s..,.... ~. n' .:
H.: ~: !: -; s. ~:
Laksst
g 81; IL: Fl: Z;
IT,: ~, 81: NAILS :ss STE:
mon PIP. n11aas TEAM ruxrs e.
lc,o. x,onso.d,.
e: I: ~: .:': 81:
GOODS. GLASSWARE
s" ::S 9 sSas; s. = -
80 80 11A1HEI
fsses~ &C., Ak eF sat& ,d
::: $ :: E *::
MIRROR
and Dearborn
GLASS;
~: % 5 ~: Water H" s ss
es ::: a q e s.ssps
Culver and Monroe.
k%s:n f. cor State and Adams. a''n*
W. b. ous..1 1l.1..t Iw.,ra n,,... .. ..,.,
<sApDLERa sADDLERY HARDWARE
dS~s az - aSt1 A:ss'. Bnamk
49,: 81 MANUFACTURERS
NV sss.essf
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An sttsstsd copy Of the win Of Fisher
How Of Brooklyn, n. 7. (brothsr Of Mr..
Calvin F. How, has been sent to Judge
Evans for proving. The value Of the a.
tate nay b judged from the fact that q
$75 revenue stamp II attaehed to the dsou.
nsat The hearing Of proof will take
place March I'd.
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*-On Tuesday ~ ssw st the Bank Of st.
Cloud what was something Of . curiosity
Sesty.four bank notes, Of from i've Ia
twenty tAs's's each, Issued By nearly ~
nssy different banks ii the German States.
They we're . little wider and not % long q
our grssnbaoks, and looked more like pic
cures carefully removed from pieces Of
aAssting or print than ike benk bills
Sal, not being proud, 10 would not Oh.
3sot to accepting reasonable number o.
them IN exchange for the best family Asws.
paper in Minnesots-32.00 s-ysar in I'd
vanse.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.
The Union FIGURING Mills. j.
Possession 70 be given April Let, 1874. In
Quire Of =! ->r:l -}'-~'ie
]. E. HAYWARD.
SAINT CLOUD HuRsDRIHs,

Messrs. Holmes 4 Tyler will have on
hand for spring planting = full assortment
Of Fruit. Shade and Ornamental trees,
Grapes. Carrants, Raspberry and Straw
berry Plants, also Eversreens, Flowering-
shrubs, Roses. 60. They cordially solicit
the patronage Of all=who want anything
in their line. Special lists can DO filed il
ordered in season.
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Mr.. P. Lamb, Of this city, WAS elected
one Of the Directors Of the State Aarieul-
tursl Society. 1t the annual meeting In 81.
Paul last week.
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S-Pslmsr soper, the young man who was
% terribly injured in tho pinsriss, - pre-
'iously reported In this paper, died on We'd
nssdsy night last 1t B. Ovsrbeek's hotel.
4 piece Of the front Of his skull had been
ssuabsd In, and hs lost quito quantity Of
brain matter. He lived just i've days If
ter he was hurt.
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-For cheap boots and shoes 60 TO Tel
voorde's. go %&~5E'' {
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-0a Monday Henry Oster, in charge Of
the Ainnsseta Stage Compsuy's Stables
took one horse with which to bring from tho
Blacksmith shop eoaeh. sleigh. He hitch
cd the horse to tho pole, whom the animal,
becoming frightened, dashed of, knocking
Mr.. Q over and cutting his head severely
The horse came down st. Germsin street
and Washington avenue, to the Stage Office,
whore no stopped qnietly and delivered
himself and sleigh.
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d. TT BUY call at Young & Brad
- II ~ ford's aud LOOK ct their large
stock Of Dry Goods, which they are selling
at COST.
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TO buy dwelling house, out.
side Of the business part Of tie city. Iu-
quire Of N. VsnLoon.
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From Another Correspendent.

MAINE PRA1l1s, Feb. 8, 1874.
EDITOR Jou1HAI.-N Not noticing any
correspondence from our place lately in
your valuable paper, thought I would
give You few items which might b ef in
terest. Our people have taken advantage
of the pleasant weather and good sleigh
ing this winter to visit their neighbors and
friends, and I think there has. never been
. winter when eur people havs been more
social than the pre.ant. Our Crane ID
prospecting finely. We are ree.svine NOR,
or less additions at every meeting, ana II
members are interested and earnest in tn
cause. i've omit several items contained
IN the preceding letter.-ED11oR,1
Our winter schools are nearly CLOSED,
and as yet have received no visits from oul
County Superintendent. We would like to
know whether that Office in this county il
intended to DO useful or ornamental. II
the latter, We think 5000 large price to
pay, 80 far as the ornament 10 concerned.
OF tho usefulness We have no chance to
judge. We think we are paying too des.
for the whistle, and hope the Leeis.
lature will do away with the prssen,
law and let each town have school board
Of it's own. We are satisfied that we, IN
this town, have not received tho first cent
of benefit from any County superintsnd.
ent We ever have had, and believe We have
persons among Us who are moro capable Of
attending to our school affairs than sny
Superintendent W ever have had the pleas.
ure Of seeing among us. - -"
Our churches Gre we'll supplied with
preaching BY men Of Learning and talent.
Elders Watkins and Shoemaker are pastors
Of the Christian church the Rev. Mr..
Threshsr 10 Of tho Baptist, and the Rev.
Mr.. Gsrvln Of the Methodist. The lat.
tor gentleman preached very effective and
interssting discourse against tho folliss and
sins Of the, present d.y. His rsmarka
against church members daaoing were
listened to with brssthlsss attention, n,
said II quote his own words) '.But you
ssy. dancing isne worss than . thousand
other sins. O, no It IL no worse thar
mardsr o. ystealing !" I Thought saw 1
feeling Of relief come over the features Of
those who had been guilty Of the hsineua
crime, whom the odsnss wss no worse
murder and stealing icing coDsidsrsd
among the: 6ne arts and soeemplishnsnti
Of the present day. Qae,y.-De suol
teachings By prefssssd ministers Of tho re-.
pol tend to have : beneficial effect upo1
those they are intended to affect
LOCKER ON.
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"a large lot Of eomical and sentimental
valentines, at Tobey's book store ~ - !
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Tho report that the firm Of Davis,
Bsal 4 Co. has dissolved psrtnsrship is not
true.
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Tho incest assortment Of fancy candies
and nuts in tho city, at, Curtis Grocery
Store.
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PANIC PRICES!

Millinery Goods, Fancy Goods, Hair
Work, fur Goods, md ~ kiads Of Jsvslry.
Ladies' viii please call sad sxamias for
Sk>-Sno>>> u - y = 4 Il /
=: - bsa1 ~
va-,f,9 St. German g., 81. Cloud.
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Farmers coming to town should call ct
B. Moekenhaupt's store, where they, win
find large stock Of dry goods, wooden
goods, gloves, etc., selling At very low
prices. Mr.. Mocksnhaupt offers decided
inducements to oil. --f.>z -, g. %,->s:&
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"A few weeks ego IN account was giv-
q In TN JOURNAL Of the freezing Of N.
Hsaaihan. section bess ct Becker On the
~ T. i p. r., who was lost bstvss1 that
seaaisa and ns1tissllo, lying out on the
Dssiris Ill night. His hands and lsst wsrs
bsdly hessn., Hswss brought 10 this city
eotSs Aouss Of his brothss-in.lav, Mastin
Devliss, and On Monday eight fingers,
s1s thumb and three toss were anpusatsd.
He 10 now doing well. -.
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FOR genuine sweet older, 80 to Jos.
ssberger's.
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Closing out sale Of dry goods, cloth
ing, boots and shoes, at less than cost, at
Joseph Edelbrook's.
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-Herberger Bros. make tho best lsge{
beer IN tho market. Order Of them. i
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=
Psssp1AI. Jsdgs Askstyy ! won't 70
nh River On Tuesday . hold term Of
he District Csart. He goes to Daluth
next wssk for the came purpess. .,,...,,..s
Mr.. u. 0ullstt, Of Tie hin Of Davis 4
0sllste, The sntseprisine Clearwater msr-
chants. fAvsrsd 40 with . call On Monday.
Mr.. + G. BlesnAsld, Inspector Of the
hsarsss 1lsvasor. was In town On Tues.
day. =. IT,.
Master John Stevenson and sister, con
and daughter q M. J. T. Stevenson, start
ID On Tsssday for Pittsburg.
Mr.. A. 4. Gran has been engaged by
County Auditor vossbsrg ~ IN assistant
in his Office. ..s....-
Major Murphy returned on Monday from
business trip along tho line Of tho N. p.
r. R.
Mr.. G. Remington, Of st. Paul, 10 in
the city, and thinks Of going into business
here. ..,.rsg. --..
Mr.. John Pogatsahniek, Of Ct. Jos., took
advantage Of visit to the city on Tues
day. to plank down the funds for sub.
soription to the Great Family Paper Of tho
Northwest.
DR.. Jacques returned to-day from pro-
fsssional visit to Sank Centre, and may be
fosnd ct his dental rooms. ~.
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--Evefybedy who wants clothing should
not fall to call ct J. Prondzirski's. Mr..
P. has received from tho East tho best and
largest stock Of clothing, hats, caps, ssnts'
furnishing goods, trunks, sstohsls, etc.,
ever brought to this city. His store il
packed full Of goods. CAN and eco,
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On ThuEsdsy the bill introduced IN the
House by Mr.. Barnes. authorizing the CITY
Of ss. Cloud to issue $4,000 in bonds 70
old IN building hotel, vss defeated BY .
vsts Of IS to A. Mr.. Barnes changed his
vote to no." and gave notice Of motion
70 rseoasidsr. On the following day the
vote was rsoonsdsrsd and The bill passed
BIZ vote Of u to IL -
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- y IT,. sAux' RAPIDS, Feb. II, 1874.
ED1ro1 JoUlHAI.-On Friday John and
Edward Brsnnon and John Tracy, Of St.
George, were brought before Justice Oar.
pointer on the charge Of cutting timber on
the lands Of the st. Paul + Pseide Rail.
road Co. The matter vas eonpremised=by
each Of the parties paying SIS .nd costs.
At . parlor entertainment given on MOI.
day evening at the residsnes Of tho Rev.
Ny. Copp, the stsrsoptioan VS. brought in
to requisition and the pictures theron hly
enjoyed. T;
The Rev: Daniel Miller, Of this plsos,
has been holding religious msstinss ct
Belle Prairie, Green Prairie and Little Fails,
with gratifying results. II IL said that s
series Of meetings will soon begin at the
Congregational church in this place. !, !,
Mrs. Chester Coburn il about I, opsn I,
millinery store, next door to the post Of.
noe. ...I,s.-E. :, rs : -, !!
Misses May Lsavitt and Nellie Brosdhead
have won the lsurels this term In our
schools In the matter Of attendance. de.
pertinent and studiousnsss,
A son Of Mr.. Eugene Bsal's fell from q
chair, few days ago, dislocating his arm.
Application wss made on Tuesday, BY
. resident Of Alberta, to have = man
named VIM. Faust, who 10 claimed to have
given unmlstakabls signs Of insanity and
70 be burden ana IN annoyance to thss,
who now have the care Of him, sent to tho
asylum at' st. Peter. have not learned
tho result Of tho app location.
~. DOOW RUHTRA.
e. Curtis is receiving full line Of tha
choicest family groceries, which hs viii
q bottom prices. ]
Tom and Jerry-the genuine thing
at Jos. eeberger's.
!. Barber shop and bath roons-svery.
ithinR dfateolaaa~Ak :1orv n,r,n,. (