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

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A~TAs Circulation Of Tho Journal
II DOUBLE that OF any other paper
Published In Northern Minnesota. Lot
Advertiser remember this.
Official Paper Of tho City.
Organs for sale or rent 1t Tobey's
bookstore.
-Thursdsy being New Years Day, ve
20 to press to-day (WsdnesdsJ).
Tho Board Of County Commissioners
will meet on Tuesday next.
Services were held in st. Johns
Church on Christmas forenoon by the Rev.
Mr.. Chambers.
Tho regular quarterly concert Of the
Presbyterian Sabbath School will be held
on Aext Sabbath evening.
Tho law says no moro deer can be
killed after to-day. OF course, if your
gun loes Of accidentally, that's another
matter.
The spring term Of the Normal School
will begin on Wednesday, the 18th inst.
For particulars SEQ the advertisement in
this number.
Tho st. Cloud Press Company gives
notice that J. A. Berry's connection With
that paper, 40 manager, editor, etc., has
terminated.
-Residents Of Douglas county who
think Of dying are advised to held on a
while, As that county is at present without
aJudgs Of Probate.
-vsnisou saddles are coming into town
BY the wagon load. The number bought
here during this season and shipped TO- the
East has been very large.
"A list Of the creditors of Jay Cooke &
Co., has been published. The Bank of st.
Cloud figures to the amount of SO cents
We call that getting of cheap.
Mr.. Charles o. Norton. formerly con-
nsoted with the First National Of St. Paul,
has accepted situation IN the Citizens
Bank Of Sank Centre, MINI.
Tho Rev. Mr.. Campbell pastor Of the
Presby terrain church, and tho Rev. Mr..
Lewton, pastor of the Methodist church,
exchanged pulpits on last Sabbath mora
Ing.
TO the list Of legal blanks already on
hand W have just added supply Of "Af-
hdsvits Of Costs and Disbursements, and no
Answsr." All our blanks are neatly print
ID, on good paper.
"A grand ball will be given st
sehwazts's Hall this "wednesday evening,
BY the members Of Little Clan. Fire Com
pany. The proceeds are to be used in buy
Ing IN alarm bell The indications are that
thsrs will bs large attendance.
Tho Times is disposed to shoulder
Gage, the dsfault1ng City Treasurer of
Chicago, OF on to the Republican party.
The thing cannot be done. Mr.. Gage is
and slvays has been . Democrat, and the
Democracy are welcome to him.
Weather grunblers will have to move
out Of Minnesota. Their occupation here
10 gone. Perhaps some Of them nigh,
feel happier IL Pittsburg fog, North
Carolina hurricane or an Ohio river food.
Leastwise, they had better clear out Of this
State.
The st. Paul P,ess publishes list Of
The Rich counties' Of Minnesota. The
list includes thirty-one counties, and
shows the great increase in tho value Of
the personal property in these counties
during the past year. stearns county
stands ninth on the list, her incr ease dur
Ing The year being from $2,7b4, 422 t. 49,
678, e26-or 1921, 20s.
-Messrs. Jos. Stanley and George
Clark, who went from Maine Prairie to
California last spring to better their condi-
ton, returned home few weeks ago in
vsry poor health. They were taken with
fever and asus soon sfter their arrival in
the State, and by winter had just strength
enough left to get back home. Mr.. Stanley
IL recovering. steadily, but Mr.. Clark's
condition 10 quite precarious.
They have very lively corpse At
Fergus Fails. The St. Paul Pioneer pub.
lished notice Of the death Of Charles
aosdssll, Of Fergus Falls, and few min
utss sfter reading the paragraph the edi-
tor Of the Journal saw two hundred pounds
of"ths late departed" moving actively
Shout the streets, attending to worldly a.
fsrD., We fsfrsin from INDUCING in a
bad pm a. the expense Of Mr.. d.'s name
and that Of tho forefather Of US all.
Tho ct. Paul Dispaseh issued an eight
page Christmas number. Two pages Of one
sheet were devoted to describing and il
Illustrating the Di.patch's new Office and
machinery, oil Of VII ich is very complete.
But conhdantiallv IN Bro Hall "a vonld