The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-01-08

A1zhoDSf.-<Church inlower town. Services ever.
Sunday ~ Iva !. NJ, aid y Pm. SUNDAY school :"
~ \. Rev. II. Lswtun. Pastor.
BAPrlsr-lNsar the second ,avine bridget ssrvi
ees every Sabbath ~ lU1S O'Clock anu ociosA
pm. Prayer meeting " tho church Oh THURSDAY
evening" Al p. M. ooaIs truo aud all are welcoM'
Rev. v. d. Stanley, Pastor.-Sunday School ut Il
CArnouc-{Churoh Of immaculate = onception
a. 6eraAain street,. Pastor. Rev. benedict uainal
0. 3. b.; Assistant, Rev. Bonitace Null, o. s. b. SER
vtess: week days vt : u. H.. Sundays, firs' mass
~ .. L., high mass and sermon ut ~ am, Ses
psrs at2 p. M. ;Cathecetica II Instruction at nj.
IT. PAUL u Pacific RAILROAD.
1879. Winter Time Table. 1874.
81. PAUL AND ST. cLoUD-GoING NORTH.
Leave St. Paul $50 .. m.
Arrive ~ st. Cloud 1900 P. m.
Arrive a. Nelross 3:26 P. M.
GOING SOUTH.
Leave Melrose 600 .. M.
Arrive ct st. Cloud $50 .. M.
Arrive st st. Paul l:3O p. M.
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Published In Northern Minnesota. Let
Advertisers remember this.
Official Paper Of The City.
-Orssns for sale or rent At Tobey's
bookstore.
N. R. Totey, Esq, 10 acting % City
Justice during the absence Of Hon. N. F.
Rev. Cyrus Pickett has resigned tho
pastorats Of the Congregational church Of
this city.
Tho Spring term of the Union School
began On Monday. Tho attendance is lar
ger than ever before.
Annual meeting Of tho Congregational
sooisbls At Prot. Moore's, Friday evening,
Jan. 9. Various snusements for the ocoa-
sisn.
Tho Presbytsrian, Methodist and Bsp-
list Churches in this city are observing the
Week Of Prayer. Meetings are held each
evening.
The Annual Meeting Of tho American
Bible society will bs held IN this city on
the 25th inst. Further notice - to the
place and hour viii DO given.
Tho subject Of tho next lecture Of the
Rev. E. V. Campbell, At the Presbyterian
Church on Sabbath evening, will be 1.-THE
Dante Of the Bible" Services begin At
seven o'clock.
Last night there WAS little row at
1ox's saloon. in which both parties got
ehoksd, several psnes Of glass were brok-
On. and other minor damage was done.
No arrests.
New Years was one Of the most beau.
titul days ever known any place. The
weather during the week has been very
mild, and the sleighing is beginning to
soften little where used the most.
"A pair Of colts belonging to John
Gross broke loose and ran away this morn.
ing, throwing Mr.. G. out of the sled, frac-
turing his leg, and finally running into
the awning in front of Soherer's shoe store,
tearing away one or two posts.
The Firemsn's Ball, given by the Lit
To Giant boys on New Years eve., was q
decided success. Everything passed off IN
good style and in an orderly manner. The
receipts were $3.50 net, 500. The money
viii bs used in buying FIRE alarm bell.
Mr.. W. French. Of Maine Prairie
drought to town to-day, and sold to Cross
L Plattss, two porkers weighing 45s an
bl9 pounds respectively. Nj. F. carried
Of $59.a2 - the result Of this way Of
using his corn. Lieut.. saltsr,. Of st.
Wendell, brought in Chester White to-day
that weighed S06. Good ag.inl
The dihieultiss between the Congregs
stSaal church and it, Pastor are 90 fs,
adjusted that Mr.. Pickett rendered hi
rsdsaation to the Trustees last week. III,
soolsty paid him $50, over and above tn,
amount due on salasy to the slst Of Decsm
ben, 70 cid him till = can secure snothe,
asld. Public ssrvicss are temporarily sus
pended, but the Sunday School, weekly
prayer meeting, and soeisbls will be con
tinusd - heretofore. y
-Msssrs. Frank D. Hall, b. J. Rosen
berger and F. Schultz went to Mime
apolis 70 attend the State Firsmen's Goa
vsntion on Tuesday. Frank Hall VA
elected I'd Vice President by . unanimou
vots' and Henry Rosenbsrgsr was sp
pointed member Of the Committee o.
Resolutions. A toast to the Fire Depart
meat Of 81. Cloud, offered at tho bsnqu>
In the svsning, was responded to by Chi
Engineer Hall.
Mr.. J. &. Hayward, proprietor Of tn
Central House, offers his corner lot, Sc
a82 feet, with front aud L. buildings "a
$4,000. which Is certainly very reason,
ols price; and further offers to take 81, 90
OF that in stock, in any company whic
will build house costing not lees tia
$lb,00o-it being stipulated that the cit
shall build sewer from the house to th
river. We; consider this the best hot,
preposition yet made, o. it does away Wit
composition, aud would give good hot.
IN undisputed first place. Who will tal
bold Of this project
Tho two cases Of D. B. Sssrle %.
K. Brosseau were tried before Judge Nc
Kslvy yesterday, and judgment rendere
for Plaintiff for 1892 and interest, IL
amount claimed. >,=.#%. ~. ~