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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-02-19

A Lively Donation.

MAIN. PRAIRIE, Fob. IL, 1874.
EDITOR JOURNAL Last evening will
be long remembered by good many PEG.
pie as the most delightful they ever passed
on Maine Prairie. About dark, - Mrs.
George Clark and her daughter were quiet
" sitting in their home, . sleigh load Of
her nsighbors drove up and began deposit
ms packagss upon the table, and sacks Of
wheat, Hour, potatoes, &c.. in the kitchen,
and bafore TIL. driver could unload about .
dozen slsighs full OF people and provisions
drove up TO the door, auj for about twenty
minutes there wss perfect Babel. Every
body was laughing and talking and carry.
ing In their donstions-everybody was
glad to see everybody else, and asked
"How DE dot" Mis-. CLARK vas taken
completely by surprise, and stood for quite
while completely dumb. and then, with
such feeling and pathes a. to bring tears
to the eyes of many, raising both hands,
she exclaimed, at seems just as though
the windows Of heaven were opened" DR..
Brown, in . neat little speech, thanked
the people in tho name of Mrs. Clark for
their kindness and iterality. Vim. Hey
wood was there Of course, "cuttihg up"
pretty high, especially With that little pie
trick Of his. Willard spsuldipg, B. Allen,
D. A. Boyt. N. Greedy, and others kept
everything lively for . couple Of hours,
when al quietly left, leaving behind
sixty five dollars worth Of provisions, gro
oeeies, TO-. NJ. P,
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REAL EsTATn rRAssFURy.
Reported for TIE JOURNAL BY JsAs Zapp
Esq.,, Reg;stsr Of Desds.

Exported for TIE JOURNAL BY J.Aa Zap,
Esq.,, Res;stsr Of Dssds.
Warranty Deed Transfers for week
Ending Feb. 10. ASA.
Wsndslin MeEz aud wife to Joha Rsu for
nvq neg sec s Tl24 r gov $3.50
William a Chambsrlia to Andrew E. Per-
kins for - 40 acres Of nh swq SEQ 7 T
Ia b 28w 1926
Rufus E. Dutton ana wife to Eliza Jane
Davis for lots 8 4 and s blk 6 In james
Add to Sank Centre $1,000
August Mutsohlsr aud wife to John Bauer
for ssq seq SEQ 10 and VII swq and seq
sWq SEQ 20 T 1A b 32W 200
Mary p Wilson end hush 70 Francis TALBOT
for lots 8 1 and s blk g In St. Cloud
$1,000
John and Matthias Klein to Peter Roth
stein for neg neg sec 81 and nvq nwq
SEQ 81 T ia B SOW 500
Henry Leg and wife to Friedrich WILL
Jams for VII Of swq avg 600 Tl26 3 SO
1925
Peter Rothstsin and vile to Matthias Klein
for nh Of neg neg go 81 and Oh nvq
nWq SEQ 81 T l24 r SOW $50
Peter Rothstsin and wife to John Klein for
Oh neg neg SEQ 81 and nh nwq nwq SEQ
81 T 1874 r SOW $50
Barbara Durshel to John Schneider for
NEG nwq aud avg neg SEQ "a T l26 4 "a
" $2l5
John H Dennis and wife to F @ Chase for
Center lot In Oakland Cemetery $40
Andrew Larson and wife to william Wse-
ner for oh lot blk rs in City Of St
Cloud $3.50
May 4 Losnninger to william Walworth
for oh neg SEQ 8 Tl26 b GOV $1,2OO
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section tssls The great nsesssity d TIE pre-
posed line, and 90 far - known I'll are
anxious to lend helping hand. The CON-
log ssason::will b. the most feasible for such
IN Undertaking thst may OCCUR for years,
q labor and oil Of the materials that en-
tor isto sueh sn satsrpriss sss ct the low
sst prices. Should the different towns
and counties ,ntsrsstsd TAKE hold Of The
MISTER in business Wy, tas road from
st. Cloud 10 Marshall can bs eomplstsd ~
fore smother winter, - the company srs
prepared 70 secure IRON and rolling stock
% sosn % tho esrtbworks sss completed
JOHN ". BLAKE.
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NO. o.."......".................. u
Some mereh ants and buyers throw in
their commission, making tho price two
cents higher.
Oats-40a46s.
Cora, 45c to 500
Flour-XXXX $5.60a6.oo XXX $500
$3.50; Xxx $4.o0s4.b0 per barrel
Feed-$1.15a1.25 per swt.
Cornmsal-$l.25.
Shorts-60o.
Brsn-$salo per ton; 500 per ewt.
Eggs-20e.
Butter ranges from Is to 25e and very
scarce.
Potstoss-46s5oc.
Green apples-$6.50ae.o0 per barrel;
60 per peck.
Cranberries, $2.5oas. 90 psr bushel; loo
per quart.
Onions-sooal. 90 per bushsl.
Heney-2oa26e Per pound.
Maple sugsr-l5A20c.
CaoDa9e-$6 per hundred.
Beans, 81. eos$2.00 per bushel. .
Cheese-l5s2oo per pound.
Hay-$5.o oa6.oo per ton.
Country hsms-los12}o per ID,
Sugar cured hsms-20o.
Dried Bset-2Oc.
Wood-$3.0 0s4 90 per cord.
Wool-Fleece washed, s0a3ee
Unwashed, 2va25o.
Tub washed, 86a41o.
Beef-On foot, So to 83c; retailing, 6a12c
oonnd.
vesl-7c dressea, -.4.:,;,o s.,o. ~,
pound. ~ 1''
Mutton-on foot, ss4c; retailing ss12ao
per pound.
Pork so dressed retsiling, 8sl23e
Mess pork, $500 per barrel.
chiokens-7al23oberl b.
Turkeys-llsl5c.
A1LwAux1E, Feb. 49,
Whest-$l % for Mol.
Oats-4O
Corn-6Ro
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CHURCH Dl kAEC 1OR 4.

Pllssyfzn1AN.-(Churoh ON Richmond avsn1s.l
Services svsrv sabbath st lO4 q m. and ~ p. A.
Sabbath School at IL m. Wednesday evening lecture
And prayer meeting at ~ o'clock. Psws nee and
strangsrsinvitsd. Rev. \. ". Osnpbsll, Pastor.
ErDosrAL-tst.Jo Johns Church, in lower town.(--
Services every sabbath at l01< :. m. and TIP. IN.
SaAdAys school 1t II m. Evsnlng prayer meeting
IrsAays at O'clock. Rsv. !. T. Chamber, Rector.
Al1noDis7.@Charohi nlower town. Services every
Sunday q lO3< \. H.. and P.A. Sunday school Ut
~ y. 1sv. III. Lswton. lastor.
SCensalaAsaoNAL-(Church south Of Ravinsbridgs.)
1anAey School ct 12oclook. Prayer meeting 1T The
church sA Wednesday sysalngs Ut O'Clock.
DAJslD1-<hsAr the second ravins blidgsJ Ssrvi'
ess every sabbath 1t lO< o'clock q n, and o'clock
kn: Rzayer meeting ~ the church On Thorsday
svsaiAae % p. m. Seats nee and all ars Welcome
1sv. v. \. Stanley. Passor.-sunday sahsel at IL
OA9neale-CAureh Of Innaeulats % enes psion,
%. 0eenalA strset(. Pastor. Rev. Benedict Haiad,
o. p Aa,eeAs, 1sv. BoaifAcs Aull, o. s.1. Ser
vloee: Week dAyS at . .. NJ; Sunday, First nass,
1ks.n., RigA 4ass and sermon At ID IN, Vss.
Dsss as1 ,. u. ;CatAsesticah lstrsetion Ut sp.n.
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THE WAYS or COMMIsSlON MER-
CHANTS IN GOTHAM.

The firm Of Davis. Bsal & Co., Of thi
city, hsvs, The past season, ovsrhauled their
Touring mills at Clearwater, and put In
oil The modern improvements for tho man
ufseturs Of the high grades Of Minpssots
-four. They have sent their four to COM
mission men II New York for sale, and
have oorrsspondsd With them a. to how
their -four compared with the best 'bakers'
brands" from other mills In the State.
The answer IVES that their -four WAS
strong enough bat WAS not quite white
enough. Then this hrm wrote to
tho parties 70 send them sample Of -four
that stood the highest In the New York
market % ''bskers' brand'-aour from
M innssota-and they would try to dapli-
cate II. Two parties, one not knowing
what the other did, sent them samples Of
Northdsld -four a. the best "bskers' brand
-four from the State. The sample Of North
field Was sent by this firm to their mills with
instructions to their millers to beat it il
they could. The reply wss that their -four,
for tho previous four weeks, or since every
thing in tho mill machinery had been got
% running ~ At tho present time, was =
better -four than tho Mortified, and that
any disintsrested parties here or in New
York would Say 20. Thsn Davis, Bsal & Co.
had their -four mixed and examined careful
" BY several parties. and in every nuisance
it vss pronounced bsttsr -four than tho
sample Of Mortified sent from New
York. In order to ct an unbiased deois-
ion In New York, Davis, Besl & Co. put
up . sample Of the NertLheld and sample
Of thsir own asur; tie Nortbheld sample
they marked 3D." and wrote the parties it
wss made from wheat grown on elsy soil
(which wss correct, their own sample they
marked 3D." and vrots that it was made
from wheat grown on sr.vslly soil (which
vs. esrreoe), and requested the parties in
New York to mix and Examine carefully
and write them which sample va the bet
tor -four, and also how The two compared
with tho Northdsld ard other high grades
from MINI ssota. These parties answered
that they had received the samples 'D"
and 3D." had mixed and examined them
carefully, md would pronounce sample
ID" the better -four, and said that such
-four - the samples sent ought to sell in
that msrkss for $3.50 per barrel. a. com.
pared with Northfsld and other high
grsdes-ths Mortified then selling for
1915.
It will be seen hsw neatly these com"
mission merchants were trapped in
their little game. They pronounced the
Clearwater Mills -four superior to the North
field, hut rated it ct $l.l5 Less per barrel
They will bear careful Watching. Davis,
Bsal T. Co. challenge any mill in Minneso-
Ia to produce . ''bakere' Brand Of -four
which they cannot duplicate. They are
confident they have tho mill, the millers
and tho experience enabling them to keep
even with tho best.
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TREATIN0 TAI WRONG DISEASE.
Many timas Women call upon their family phyd.
clans, one With dyspep.is another with papitation,
another With troabts Of the breast, another with
pain hero and there and in this wy they eli present
alike to Themselves and their essyesinf aud indtf
rent doctors, separate and distinct diseases, for
which h. prescsibss bis pills and Poton.. assuming
them to b. such, whe., in reality. they are q!
While they ar. thus only ab. perhaps to peste 'or
~ their practice until large bills ers made, when
the suffering patients better in the end. but
probably werss for the delay treatment, and other
complications made and which . proper medicine
directed to the cause would have entirely removed,
thereby instltutilg health and comfort instead Of
prolonged misery.
From Miss LolnpA Z. st. CLAD, Ehads, Athens
Co., O., Oct 18th, 1879:
"Dr. 4. Y. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.-Your Pavofits
Prescription 70 working almost like mirsels on me.
an batter already than 1 have bssn for over two
years." -
hon Ella L. sc1Ayn, Evansville, Ind, Aug s,ls73:
sDr. Pisres-1 received the medicine yoo sent NJ
and begin using Il Immediately. A. result Of the
trsetnsnt issl better tAsn have lsr three ysars
1rsn Mr. Jozx <. HAx1lx. odel, nl, Mar. 10, 1s73:
*Dr. riseoe-Ths 1avorite PresesiPtien has done
me good, which an vssy thankful 1sr."
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IS. De'hon, Of Minneapolis, and
Luke Psdden, Of St. Paul, both some.
what noted characters, had little
"mill" in Stahlman's saloon, on Mon
day. Paddeo got tho worst Of it.
Both we're arrested.
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Two stores on Nicollet avenue,
Minneapolis, were burned on Tuesday.
ODe7was occupied by J. Deutsch and
the other by Dr.. Goodwin. Loss $l0,.
800; insurance. $3.50. luoendiarism
is smpeoted.
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"A young womsn named Elisabeth
Sutherland, who came to Minneapolis
from Northaeld, in September last,
died on Tuesd.y ofinjuries received in
procuring an abortion.
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: Geo P. Rovsll1 O., 70Parl Ro1

= D9.0so. P. RovealA Co., 90 Park Row,
New York. aads. II. Pssasagill& Co., 81
Park ROW. New ! ssA, are tAs so!s agent
for THa JouasAL .in thatoity and are au-
tAerlssdss contrao tforinssrting advertise
asatsfor m % our lowest cash rates.
Advsstissrs In tAateity ere requested to
ssvstAsirtA vsrs with either etths above
h, uses.
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The Catholic olergymen Of Boston
have pledged $4,000 for q new resi-.
denes for their Bishop.
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Castor1a 10 more tban q substitute for Gator
OH. 10 the only sq article In existence which 10
csEtan to ss:imate the food, regulate the bowels,
cure wind collie and produce natural sleep. II COO
pleasant to take. Children need not cry and
nothefs may rest. nov6 IL
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the DULUfH. 81. CLOUD i YAHK1oH
T.. = L.. RAILWAY.

1ts Sscessity and Okjeot-Ehe Country
Through Which 1T 10 20 Pass-The
buslnsss It ean do-Psospsot OF $40.
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LETTER LIST.

Letters remaining unclaimed st tho
Post Office, in St. Cloud, Minnesota, on
Wednesday tho 18th day of February. 1874.
To obtain any Of these letters, the sppli.
can't must call for "Advertised Letters. -
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.
Lambert Miss Heppie Peterson Miss Betsy
aENTLIMBx's LIST.
Bedell W II johnson Peter
Beans A Kirgaer Frank
Burseo Newton SohWsit1er Charles
Craig VIM Schussler Peter
Creig " G Wagner Nicolas
Oouin Joseph Wadlie Jno
J. E. WEST, P. N.
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The Union FIGURING Mills.
Possession to be given April 1st, 1874. In
quire Of
J. E. HAYWARD.
SAINT CLOUD ruRsER1Es.

Messrs. Holmes & Tyler will have on
hand for spring planting full assortment
Of Fruit, Shade aad Ornamental trees,
Grapes. Currants, Raspberry and Straw
berry Plants, also Evergrsens. Flowering-
shrubs, Roses, SC. They cordially solicit
the patronage Of oil who want anything
in their line. Special lists can DO filed IL
ordered in season.
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Tom and JsFry-ths genuine thing
1t Jos. ssbsrgsr's..
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WAxrsD.-To buy dwelling hepse, out
side Of the business part Of the city. ID
quirs of N. fauLoon.
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Many Of the Connecticut farmers
will abandon the cultivation Of tobacco.
Last summers crop did not properly
mature, and still remains on the hands
Of the producers, although in some
cases offered 1t half tho usual price.
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Jacob kowrin, former prominent cit.
zen Of Elizabeth City, has moved to Cold
spring. in Stearns eounty.-Fergus Falls
A1vocots.
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CLOSING OUT AT COST,

For the next thirty days I will sell my
ell&re stock Of dry goods, hats and caps,
gents furnishing goods, notions, etc., ct
cost, in order to close out my stock. Re-
member this, and get ssme Of the splendid
bargains an Offering.
R0REr Moovnru AuDr
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J0BB1 NG IRA DE
~. OF :~* -...,.
-3.->. =.
CHIC AGO.
-H = 4 fz:*
FOR 1874.

We the Jobbe Chicago
M.re Depot of supplies vh. may b. OBJ
.insd everything Chicago prepared
city n country.
tits eof .shim. interchange Of
tho products " the Northwest
pos e1ngush financial business.
Chicago sounder
'n'' nc nov" o 1851 paying fall on demand Our facilities
goods direct from generous
"oot'hs chic.eo The excel
n facilities tor tho prompt Of goods
n.n for all kinds Of farm products should hs
make eonsgnnenss to our Commission Merchants.
s.. s e: 90;
FLOWER ' s s;ss9
''ss Ii .''s's Armstrong Co" %: and ~
81 ts s s T. z:ss s:s::
u,.. o BOO. BOZ .aso..eVs1ss AND ss.soss
BOOKSELLERS srAr1osrRs
'''''r ZOOS .s s &c., lis and lis states"
s. = 2: ": 4.s g: *:3 w. CO.
Z; *: =: ;: '"'
And '" c4%~.s. III. ;1o.: s'
o4*4..vs COACH AND A. .-...4 cows
: :": g. II = ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
s.'@' '''"' SUPPLIES
T. e: !, ;: ::: It. g 70: &; :"' ave.
oHo4c4 SCHOOL BELLS
| w. 4 Banks Go. - and
T. 5 S:sax e. e. %s 49, "0A""' .t
!. E. .auoat 49,
4: "; s! AZ: :: ave.
TRIMMINGS
s' ssts S,:;s ss
S t % ; S:%: &c. Is: ssss s.
~ =: WI : :e ;~' ' s i: y :: f IL.
SMITHS D'41 III "'~ 1~'tra'
Brooks S"n" a'nd 80 Ai's'naw
s s; xs s - ::ss a:s.'n'
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS
~ ' "sSs MEDICINES AND css. &c. 2
ST.; :';;; as"'' ''"" and Rivers"
::: =. :: :: s s. Co. ' a.s.: ";
la., Co., 70 and Wabash .,
A'1 Does. a4nasss m.urnt. O11''
sss rvss nass@ s s" Furniture
FL: ''':: *;'s x:s;> ::s....
as.o:sirs AND x4osies :s' n'@'
@ ave. % s: s a.: :.:.:
Guns hl'Aa@ PISTOLS
::;s % ::::: .t
s"na' | w..sa s street"
HARDWARE RAlLKo SUPPLIES
% g. e. 81 t1 sS.r. .A''A''
&: ;i::: &; I; $780,
: s:ss: ~ WIS., !: ::ss =
Ic.n Bro. n.uaas.aa Co.
=: ~: N: %'':: $ &C.: ::;: ~: T. @
.1Anp GLASSWARE. &c
i %asss': &c Blown pnu. 50 and Wabash AZ.
r1sDn.s
p's'ss" &C., B T. cor stas& Lake ans
:: x"' &c. a Il % Z.
MANUFACTURER
GLASS
49, =: Water n' s. e ITO and
's =; L.: an. s. ''' " s: s'''
Culver % 1s.ndlao Aonre.
PIANOS ORGANS
e. . Merchandise cor State ss assn IL o g. and
MAsurAorunnns
w. - Douglas i" T. Lakes" shBrok.& co,2s Lax.
sADDLIRY sADDIERY AND
En-: En- k q IL 1:a ss s.. Brigham. Ward
MANUFACTURERS y
NV ss.s Bros
shEDs-l1ELD. FLOWER
MANUFACTURERS :. a>'ss - . :..%
s$ ss; -: : 81 ? rs
=: y. j. 90: z=:a %
= H. Ramon o., ead nr~a s
TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS JoBBERs
'' : ~ s% %:s ...
u8sndl
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Hon. Ole Peterson, of Glenwood, is
mentioned Is the successor Of Judge
Reynolds in the Oak Lake Land Office.
Per Contra, the Detroit Record says, up.
parentiy by suthority. that Judge Rey-
norlds twill remain in his present position
until he chooses to vacate it,
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The ''devir' Of The JOURNAL Office de-
sirss Us to give public notice that
some young man or other will be orna-
mented with q mansard roof if he does not
manifest less curiosity. That's all we
know about it,
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READ. READ!
Madame G. White
will soil oil her goods ct 75 cents on tho
dollar.
PANIC PRICES!

Millinery Goods, Fancy Goods, Hair
Work, Fur Goods, and oil kinds Of Jswelry.
Ladies' will please call aud examine for
themselves.
St. Germaip st.. st. Cloud.
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Congregational Sooiabls will meet with
Mn. Mulhken on Friday evening. The
usual entertainment and good time for all
who may choose to attend.
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Lot Of furniture ct auction Friday af-
tsrnoon. ct one O'Clock, at Lambs auction
room.
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Mr.. J. Trossen, OF Gotten & Trossen.
purchased 1t auction on Tuesday, T. Stein:
burgs big musical clock. What will he do
Nth it grind out music OF saussgss!
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Closing out sale Of dry goods, cloth.
Ing, boots and shoes, at less than cost, at
Joseph Edelbroek's.
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Tho New York Rerald 10 publish.
ING 'srr'ble stories Of destitution 10
tn city,
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WHAT Is DOING AT THE NORMAL
4 Full school-rhoreuxh work.

Yesterday forenoon We paid visit to tho
Normal School, and found the teachers and
pupils ell hard ct work. Prof. Moore,
Mss AoCumbsr and Mr.. Gray, the teachers
in the Normal department, have separate
GLASSES. 30 that reoi,atioss ate progressing
At the Same time In each Of the three rooms
There arc stxty-ons scholars In attendance
the largest number ever yet In the sohssl,
and the building 10 very inoonvsnisntly
crowded. The "B" class, numbering ten,
WAS dismissed until tho next term, in Of.
der to make room for new applicants. and
it's members are now engaged IN teaching.
They will return next fall, when the school
will 60 into tho new building, to complete
their course and graduate. A new class
OF twenty, composed 40 follows, WAS ad-
mitted with the beginning Of this term
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o. G! U&I

are going to buy our Dry Goods Of Young
& Bradford. They are selling mighty
cheap. Come along and secure bargains.
They are selling at ACTUAL COST.
OVERCOATS AND FURs.
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On Friday the Senate passed the House
bill relating 70 inmunitlss Of st. Cloud
fremen.
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Lambert Miss Heppie Peterson Miss Bets,
FOB THE PUBLIC BENEFIT!
ALL wOOLEH GOODS AT LESS THAN
COST!

For the next Sixty Days, J. ". Ten
voorde will sell all wooden goods-blankets,
nubias, scarfs, furnishing goods, etc.,
for less than cost, as he is determined to
close out the entire stock. Also, boots
shoes and boot packs at lower figures than
ever before known IN St. Cloud. If you
want genuine bargains in first. class goods
do not fail to call at Tsnvoorde's.
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Tho stone guards, to protect the pisrs
Of the railroad bridge as this place, have
bssa nearly completed BY Asssrs. Robin
ss1 I Sen, ofSsuk Rapids, who have the
nomtpAk
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Mr.. E. T. Tobey received last week for
the St. Cloud Library $50 worth Of new
books, and for tho Melrose library sos
worth,
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euhaupt's. he will offer his entire stock
cost for the next thirty days.
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-Wsnstios BY the Illinois papers that
Mr.. 0ss. ". Curtis, who 10 . heavy prop
sIty eW1s1 in st. Cloud and we'll known
here. 10 one Of the leading spirits in the
Grangs movement in that State. He has
. large farm in Warren county.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-02-19

-Aessrs. Weary i Rsthbun, Of the Pio-
nssr Factory, sre manufacturing nine
spring wagons ON IN order from Fort
Garry.
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Cash paid for wheat 1t
R. NJ. RUSsILL's.
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MIR. Frank L. Thayer, we'll known in
this city, has, with Wilbur F. Thayer, be.
come the sole representative, west Of the
Mississippi river, OF the old established
house Of Bonnet, Sohenck & Earle, Of New
York, importers and jobbers of tea, and
manufacturers of ground coffees, spices,
mustards. etc.
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OVERCOATS AND FURs.

Joseph Edelbrock offers q large lot Of
6ne and common overcoats at cost, to close
out the stock. Also, large assortment of
ladies' furs. chance for splendid bar
gains Call at once.
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We have received copy Of the Cats
legus Of Marietta College for 1884.
This u a excellent institution, and 10
steadily growing in ussfulnsss sad popular
~
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Save money by going to Robert Mock
snhaupts for dry goods, hats aud caps.
gents furnishing goods, notions, etc. He
is selling out at cost. This opportunity
will only continue for thlrtY DAYS
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afternoon, at Lambs auction room.
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For genuine SWEPT cider, 80 to JOS
Ssberger's.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-02-19

For cheap boots and shoes 60 to Ten
voorde'S.
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We SEQ BY tho Eagle that Hon. F. B.
VanHosssn, Of Alexandria, has been At
tending 8. g. concert at Glenwood. Just
what ~ always expected Of Van.
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DO not forget to call at Robert Mock

Cash paid for wheat by
r. NJ. RUSSELL.
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-Buttermilk baths are said to be al
The rage among tho young men in this city
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County Aud,tor Vossoerg is richer by
enc V. than he wss . week ego, and its q
sirl ct that.
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Barber shop and bath rooms-every-
thing frst-olass-st> JoHH D1t1o's j.