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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-12-03
Shgriff's Sale

Joseph " StoIn
{ Mcvers ard Elsa
Heyres and " -.
sanders
District court iyfh Judicial district -ejgwlet
County Kansas
By virtue of % order 81 s1ie it-ust OCT ~ ,iis
district eonr; 81 The 18th Judicial district si'iiss
iu and inr -eiEWirk c1unfy. hsnsas. wherein
Joseph " -i1rf- {, glsintia su1 9 Meyers snd
Eiiz5 MeYFss and v - -lndrrs are defendants,
! Hlll. "a "Wednesday iHe 3fh d1y q ibecem1ff
s . i~7t isrwfra fse hours 81 i9 g'cIgrt 70
sug -riach b. n On sasd day. efsr fsr rafe AZ
Ca. esuri house dpsg. on thr cify ct wichita, 81
public auctIsu 90 i;If highrsf bidder f1f cssh b.
haEd al the fighi. ~. and Interest u tn l,s-
Pendants Nrfrs1 sod flila Megrss and vs. -
sand .f. in asd t. te following described prop
erfy f9-sgii
The sgnif rasf qnlrter ~ section nBfntsrr afssn
Qly "a township Btiui,sf twenty seven ~ Fsnzs
ise wet 10 tse cuuaty - 7eiFFtcA aad stsis -
y n So and ate4 81 fntee dollars sfsf frs
csHfa iief RE- q real property is levied uffn
- TIE property ~ drfrea snf Hfyers. E!tIs
Mcgres 8Id VI y sander, and vii he slls -
sa4siy .tfsie- ~ sale
-lsegi8 Office irbHa, s9t ~ \ y Is7s
Pr NAs-LT ,hesir
-rfigss.rt+ r4unfI hausaa hF
Sites A DNgR. F,f'ns ats gim
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Sherin's Sale.

william johnson, administrator
Of the Estate Of Susan johnson, ! No "a.
deceased, vs..
William Medley.
District Court, lssh Judicial District, Sedgwick
County, Kansas.
By virtue Of an order Of sale issued ont Of the
district court of the 18Th judical district sitting
in and for Sedgwick COUNTY, Kansas, wherein
William johnson, administrator Of Susan johnson
deceased, is plaintiff, and William Medley Is de-
PENDANT. will, on Wednesday the 9th day OF Jan
uary, A. ID. ls.5, at 9 o 'clcck p IN, At the Cour'
House door in the City Wichita, Kansas, oaer tor
sale at public auction, TO the highest bicder Ioi
cash in hand all the right title and interest Of tbe
defendant william Ne~ley, in and to the follow
ing described property, tO-wt:
The northeast quarter of the northwest quarter
/ of section q in township q, south Of range cas-
/ of the 9Th principle meridian in The county OF
/ Sedgwick, and state of Kansas, and appraised a
twelve dollars per acre. Said real properly i
! levied upon rs the property Of defendant william
Neeley and will be sold to satisfy SAIL order o
sale.
sheriff S Office Wichita, Dec I'd. \. ID. lsa3-
r. II. MASSEY, Sheri a.
Sluss & Dyer Plaintiff s Attorneys. S'-J
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According to the last election, How
ard county stands the fourth county in
the state. vet she is one of dozen
counties comprising one senatorial
district.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-12-03

The Ioke-Marbourg case at Atchi-
son. was submitted TO the Judge YES
teriay. Hoke claims $4,000 for the
seduction of his wife. After having
read the evidence it is our opinion that
Hoke has lost both his wife and suit.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-12-03

The Wisconsin grangers have al
ready forty-ope cooperative assOcIa-
tions for selIins goods aud manuiactnr-
ing. and twenty-nine insurance COM
paties
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Sheriff Sale.

Gearge J Ttioi-oa
= II Harrison and
i, -fr,ct court lsth Judic.zl District Fick
l,.- ,rf,s, ~ IN or,ier at sale isauei sui ~ The
III .;r,et our u the i.fh Jadicls district sitting
Il and FOR -ed-FieE county, ktn-es, Mh.f'is
t,,.or.-e J Tili,.isou j. pia'HiiH and u III
r,..t are de frHriant- I VIII, on houa4J tir lfh
si4v II December 5 iS.t- between ne hDuf-
.rl0e clock s 10 sgd 1'clpck p 70 81 nc e|1f,
E,,a. door IN ~ cgy If y icaita 9feT t9r sale a.
nic suction T. ne highest hie.lsr i9T ctsA if'
"a IN .hs rght. iitte and Interest of ihc d.
-adarf- u liaTissa ani " - Nii'ttiT ~
The -ggfae ast quarter 81 section -, f'FatNiF =
>,.f., q fasl-. sest ia te cDD9sif ~ -tis = -
~, -aif real property 81 !evied uppsi a. -
.,~-3.ersr pfsicfos,isHf- IlafTiqDn snd =
a.!ers. and #ii. be- sod 10 sa,isfy ssid efiff 81
-rer,r, &c. wica.;a. ~sr lob. y -
49, J. u MASSEY ~hcr.s
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To put money in your purse-open
YOUR purse. take a greenback between
YOUR thumb and finger, aud lay it right
IN
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-12-03

The secretary of state has invested
Ssoo, 600, accrued iuieres; on the Gene
VA awArd fund. in United states bonas
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Publication Notice.


ia the District Court ofthe County Of -edgwrk
N tlse state of Kansas.
elizabeth G. Duuciu rlsintiG.
Is.
'r,er Iaux, william u ~auder-
nd ChArls4F Stsigcr and Bro
Defendants.
The above named defend lnts. Peter Laux and
,-harles r Sfrigr and Bro viii take notice that
ny have been ! ed fhat The 1Gth day 81
nav \ D. Is1i al the May special term uf The
district court Tor said equity, The piIlnlin rcot-
ed "A Judgment. against the defendant Peter
laux upon a note and mortgage, Tor me sum
81 OF suit tazsd at SO ~ and for te sale oi iie
-,.ri,..; quarter of section 40, 30, Ia tOWn7htP
-. y south OF range 10 eat, ia TIE county -
la-,cteE state Of Kansas. 90 SATISFY =9id sums 81
money Thai on the tab dag 81 August =
l.t an order Of sale - Issued by tire clerk ~
-ald court for the sale 81 said resi- estate and al
8. -,varIs the same was duly appraised and after
wards on the 2Isi day az september, i, u, lSt,
"a real estate wa sold tor tie sum IF 80 -
.ltlr THAT sum being more than tw0-ihttls 81 IT.
-t.,,r.isa vatli.} 10 satisfy said sums ui money
th,t there Is sill iu. ana 0Wcing upon saih JUG
mon the sam Of Sla :. with interest from >epteD-
,.r n ls7f at i per cent. That sdid mortgage y
w 81 quarter 81 section No. r. in tow nship ~ z,
rang. , east IN said county Of ~elsHicB Auh uu-
-, Won the said Peter Lax and Charles -icig-
"a and l,rn answer the petition 81 TIE pihlnila
enin-t you aed Ia this ~ above entitled sult Ia
10 ,l,ica o. the clerk of -aid cHgf by the y Day
II december 4 -. l1si, -aid petition wili te
ft,+ ~ tl,ir and iai.u eat SO ii b. rendered 10
ale 81 .id last dcscf bet Frsi eftsie, r. salts
r sid sum Of l.si - sith interest froH -epieH-
= ~. Il u per cent. 90 ncrnpiane" with Tie
PRAYER " said petiiiCn. III :, x !, TX,
a., Pii r Attorney
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SheriH's Sale.

NJ Lindley Lee,
vs..
fyCuIgUs DGniIp, 81 al
District Court. IJth Judicial district, 9edgwiek
County kansas
Nv virtue OF an order OF sale issued ont Of the
District court oi the l5,b Judcidd District, sat
ing IN and for >edgWick county, Kansas, v There
N NJ Lindey Lee /. plaintiff and Lycurgu- buu-
an Mary Dunlap and and " d sanders are
defendants / VIII ou Monday the I!th dfH %
december \. -. Is1I. between Tie hours OF 10
O'clock "a m aud O'ctoch y IN al tiie court
,a,i-e ,ol in the city OF NIcnita, offer for sale
a nuhlic auction, 10 the hlgAc7 bidder Tor "a, . IA
llgd all TIE right iIllc and interest Of the lie
frnttnnt- Is curgus Dunlap, Mary Bunlip and W d.
b, sanders, N and To The following GiscribtA
property, tO-Wt.
The south hAif and the northeast quarter of sec
non No twenty three, IN township No twenty
i've south Of range No west, IN the county %
.etgwick amt state OF Kansas. and appraised hi
~, daliar- per acre said real property r. lefic"
,on a. the property % defendant Lycurgus Dun
~ Mary Dunisp and W u. >tnders, ami viii
4 sold 80 satisfy said order et sale
,nerin Office IS chita Nov. SIN, ID lsst
l. II MASSEY. -ncriH
Srdswick county Kansas.
,Iu,s < Dyer, Plaintiff 4 Attorney 10
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In ths district Cnurt 81 the state OF Kansas i
and for the county Of ScdEwirk.
Austin Corbir Plaintiff
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-06-04
STEAnNH COUNTY AGRICULTURE.
Al SOCIETY,".
A Fair to be held At st. Cloud ssptom
Der 10, 10 and ~, te741

meeting Of the Executive Committee
of the stearns Cou nty Agricultural Society
was held ut tho Court House on last Sat.
urdsy afternoon. and was called to order
by President Rigby.
"A letter was received from P. Lamb re-.
signing his Office as Secretary.
On motion Of MIR. Locke it was resolve ed
that all farmers be invited to take part in
the proceedings Of the meeting.
L. L. Allen was elected Secretary, but
being unable to be present, John Cooper
acted as Secretary pro tom.
1t was resolved to hold . three day,
county fair At St. Cloud, the coming fall,
provided the committee can make s<tisfao.
tory arrangements with tho St. Cloud
Driving Park Association for tho use Of
their grounds) beginning on the 10Th Of
September, which time may be changed by
the Executive Committee il found to con.
lict with the date of the State Fair.
After lengthy dioussion on the SUBJ
jeot of horse trotting, the following reso-
luton was adopted:
Resolped-That $75, or less, at the dis
erection OF the Executive Committee, be Of
fered in premiums for speed in horses at
the fair the coming fall.
II was esolved that the Master of each
Grange Of P. Of H. in this county be re-
Quested to appoint a suitahla commiftaa n
canvass for members to this society, and
that the committee so appointed be 70
quested to canvass in localities where
there are no Oranges organized.
Adjourned to meet Friday, June 18th,
1874
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The BEST is the CHEAPEST.

The unders gned Farmers of Stearns, Pope and Todd
Counties having carefully examined the different Harvest
and afterwards bought the MARSH HARVESTER. manu-
featured by j. d. Easter Co., and unanimously of
the opinion that the genuine MARSH HARVESTER is
tar superior to amy and all limitations got up It is
Lighter Drq and does Cleaner work. and being simple in
construction be easily kept in repair, ali who
one can testify We have interest in the sale of any
Machines but would honestly advise all Farmers in want
OF Harvester to buy the genuine MARSH HARVESTER.
:. oorgnsn Peter Klein. Casper Nathe
James budd John H. Dsdsiok, enry
VIM Pangburn, Wm ~ Herm.n Never.
j. NJ Gilman DsydL Love Wonser IVY
=: u Maonhd George Stanley, Palmer
andrew Lunn, John Winter Joseph
gnes Ebenstiner Capt. N. J. Hogan, vanvalkenberg,
Anthony Miller F. Wm. Len. b. Winslov.
John Bishop, Joseph spsthe,
geo y botz Zeno Oak
Jacob sladky Joseph Nsthe, p Anderson.
In addition to the above we'll known men, we refer with
confidence to the $4,000 Farmers in the West who used the
"Marsh Harvester" during the season of 1873.
j. e. WING, Agent a t Cloud.
J.R. HOWARD, Agent a Sank Centre.
June LIST, 1874.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-06-04
IRON CLEARWATER.
Observation-Disclosures Items.

CLEAnwArER, MIMI, June !, 1874.
ED1roR JouRxA1-rhe first festival of
tho season came of on Friday evening at
the church, being an "ioe-cream sooiable. {"
Tho object was to get funds to paint and
carpet thechuroh. The building is getting
quite shabby, and Mr.. stearns preached
to Us before 10 left about what a beau
tiful building tho temple Of Solomon was,
and limited strongly that tho oreosote on
the chimney was not particularly orna.
mental. Miss Amelia Ferry aud Miss Ella
Woodwork decorated tho church for the
occasion, and made up lot Of beautiful
bouquets for sale, which went off rapidly.
The young ladies worked hard and deserve
great credit. Misses Adells Tovnsand and
Jennie ToUington were committee on mu-
$40. Mrs. Anna Murray and Mrs. G. F.
Cummings "friz" the cream, and the CON-
munity in general ate it-outsiders, Con-
gregstionalists and Methodists, the latter
being fswsst in number, as they arc most
ly living out some distance and tho harry
Of farm work prevented their attendance.
Miss Wheelock and Hattie Garvin played
some nice duets. and Miss Lizzie Noyes, of
st. Cloud, "said an essay" entitled "Hand
in Hand" The essay was excellent and
show cd that she had had good training at
tho Normal School.
Sheep washing and shearing has begun.
J. F. Fuller has moved into tho new
building just finished by Il. B: Morrison on
the site Of tho ono burned in '73. Fuller
& Blackburn is the name of new firm, and
they seem to feel good over the change,
having put in lot Of dry goods and no
items in addition to the old stock. Now,
II Kirk will put harness maker in the
vacated room or 60 in himself, it will help
things along. At present our harness shop
il ""on eat inventus."
LOaOs.
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Notice to Tax PAYERS.

AUDITORS O1T1o1, sTsARHs Co., MINI. !
ST.. CLOUD, April 21st, 1874
The attention Of taxpayers 10 called "a
the following section Of the now tax law
S1oT1oN 139. After taxes upon lands
shall have become delinquent % provided
in this aot, they shall be subject to . pom
atty Of ten per cent. on the amount Of such
tax; and such tax and penalty shall bssz
interest from the time when the tax shall
become delinquent, ct the rate Of I've PEI
cent. psr month, which penalty and inter
est shall be included in the judgment
against such lands.
Taxes for the year 1879 become della,
quent on the LIST day Of June, 1874.
By provision Of section 20, Of IN cot "a
enforce payment Of taxes which became dc.
linqueut in 1873 and previous years, any
taxes delinquent lin case whore tho prop.
erty has not been sold to . purchaser foz
tsxes) can be redeemed at any time before
the LIST day Of August, 1915, on payment
of taxes, and twelve per cent. interest.
BARNEY VOSSBERG,
apr 1885, County Auditor,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-06-04
THE 1NvALID-A PEN plcrrnn.

Bee her pallid countensnce, but q short time aao
tho picture OF rudy health tho envy Of tho soheol
and the pride of the household. She WAS AWAY
welcomed BY her schoomates for her little form and
pleasing DISPOSE ion carried cheerfulness into their
ranks. Dihgent, punctusl and exemplary, obedieat
and graceful at homo, she won the hearts of ali.
But, alas, We are sorroved. Those rosy cheeks and
rudy lips arc blanched BY Consumption. The
xo'ee once 70 enchanting IN laugh and song Il feeble
approach her couch gently and take her hand. DO
not shudder because Of tho feeble and pasaonlt -
grasp. The hand once 10 hearty and plump IL emao-
lated and shows bony outlines while the cords and
torturous veins are plainly mapped upon the surface
yigor to tho whole system, and impertine Hee'
beauty. vfvacty. health and strength is delicate to
tho TOUCH The feeble heart cannot propel tho thin
scanty blood with force. Must lose her while VET
In her tsenss Companions and friends gather around
with words Of cheer and consolation, aud depart
heri Not there is relief! We can stay this destroy.
or OF our happiness and not suffer the loss Of 70
bright gem. Something more IL required now
than dietary and hygisnic observance, for nature
IN. an medicine. It Is invigorating. How it allsys
the irritable congh, improves the appetite and d.
geston spd sends healthy tingls through theframe.
Ihe blood u enriched, nervous force increased and
the heart bounds with a now impulse. See her face
brighten by degrees; tho color IL returning. her
voice IL getting clearer, and pleasant words are
spoken: Tho strength nlters vet, but il gaining.
Let us take her out in tho warm sunshine. In q
short time she will be able to 60 without our aid
cheerful girl. This delightful medicine must be
Godblessed. 1t 10 restoring health to our loved ons
sne emerging rom her sickness sweeter and noblsr
than before and Dr. Pierces Golden Medical Discov.
cry must have tho credit. It has raised her.
g. 3. 4gisr, druggist, Of West Union, O., ssys that
DR.. Pisrceg Golden Medical DiscQYsry has effected
wonderful cure Of consumption In his nsishborhood
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-06-04

We have been furnished by Prot. Haines,
Principal ofthe Union School, with tho
following copy of the Roll of Honor for
May
HIGH SCHOOL.
A. Haines, Teacher.
Frank Tolman 99.46 Homer Phipps 1928
Henry Locke SO 46 Nellie Gilman 81 90
VIM Hayward 1928 Henry Dressler97 80
Laura Wake6eld98. 30I Addie Clark 81. 80
Philip Richter 1927 8 Hagemann 1925
SENIOR GRAMMAR.
4. Westover, Teacher,
Anna Dress]er 98.5 Ida NJ Lathrop 94.7
Thomas Kelly 97.9 Jacob Lahr 9s.4
Horace Alden 96.3 George Clark SO. 8
Matte VanTine 95.l Anna Lahr 99.l
Willie Noyes 94.8(Lottie Clark 92.5
JUNIOR GRAMMAR.
Miss 4. Dam, Teacher.
Sinclair Atkins SO SO Minnie Marvin %. %
Lewis Carlisle 95.4 Edward Huber 90 SO
Emma Maoke IS Hannah We 92,69
Frank Hines 1892 Fred Jones 92.6
Charles Dakin 1855 Lulu Bonham 81, ga
FIRST INTERMEDIATE.
Miss Jennie Owen, Teacher.
Mary Albright l0O|Jen Campbell 1922
Eddie Stanton 97.5 VIM Wakefield 97.6
Otto Metzroth 95.5 Fred Albright IS
Harry Capple 1915 Gertie Powell 92.5
Eddie Porter 925 willie Stabler 81 rs
SECOND INTERMEDIATE.
Miss Maggie s. Barnes, Teacher.
Malcolm Atkins 99.62IF Marvin 94.87
Mary Beaupre 98.lS R bearing 92,76
Emma Kemp 97.35 0 Mcdonnell 1892
Bennie Smith 96.O3 Mary Powell 1915
Dora Bevan 96.8 Addie Alsop 800
FIRST PRIMARY.
Asss Lizzie Barnes, Teacher.
Jennie Marvin 80 33 R Dunnlne 1888
VIM HerDerger SO 66 Ernest Holler SO
Susie Metzroth SO Mabel Atkins "a
John Winslade 90 P Campbell 90
Reichart SO VIM Albright 80
SECOND PRIMARY.
Miss Stewart, Teacher.
Elmer Louden 100 Harry Dendels 90. 8
Dennis Shields loo Joseph Robbers SO. 3
Hattie Staples SO Victor Wilson 90.
Ella Stanton $685. Meiuulf Robbera 81 +
Minnie Dslany $3.50
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-06-04
PsRsoxAL.-Han. Ole Peterson, Of Glen.

PsRsoxAL.-Hon. Ole Peterson, Of Glen.
wood, WAS in the city last week.
Mr.. o. TeAny, who has been engaged
for some time past in building mills at
Minneapolis, Hudson, Mauomiu and other
places down the river, has returned home,
Messrs. D. g, Reef and E. H. Atwood,
Maine Prairie, reported at .THx JOURNAL
office during the week.
Mr.. Edward Miller, County Commission
or, dropped in to see 10 on Monday. With
him Was Mr.. Joseph Kraker, Of the firm Of
Wardian & Kraker, Of st. Martin.
Hon. Martin Greeley, Of Maine Prairie
Hon. jos. Martin, Of Fair Haven Hon. W
T. Rigby, Of Clearwater, and Mr.. Jos. H.
Locke, Of Fair Haven, were in the city
on Saturday, looking after the welfare OF
tho country.
Mr.. Justus A. Wilson, who has been ab.
sent from home for some time, returned on
Tuesday.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-06-04
THRE sHING MACHINES.

John Roller is agent for the sweepstakes
Thresher and 1.-THE Aultman & Taylor
Thresher, both Of which are acknowledged
to be without superiors in the market 70,
doing rapid, thorough and first .olass work,
Farmers wanting really good threshinp
machine should call on Mr.. Roller, whose
Office is on Richmond avenue, opposite
Kraemer's Hotel, and examine these ma.
chimes.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-06-04
SECOND GRAND CONCERT.

On Saturday evening Lot Robbers will
give his second grand concert at Opera
Hall, with the same attractions which
made the first 80 successful. Do not
forget the Concert, if you want to hear
good music, by string and brass bands.
piano, etc.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-06-04
THE THRESnER OF The PERIOD ,

1. TINS !. tho famous "vIssAroa" TaaEsHER, which
has created such revolution in 1.-THE trade and BE-.
come 20 FULLY ssfAsI1saxD - the "Leading Thresh-
q" OF this day and ssnsration. More than seven
thousand purchasers and ninety thousand grain
Isises pronounce these machines IN11RIlY uNrouAL-
LID Tor grain saving. time saving, and money max.
IL! FSs. .s sizes neds, xiz: 94.!aeh, as
With 9. q. 10 and ra-Aorse "me11tsd''
Foxcrs: A!so seRaraters '.alons'' sx-
EO1EA11e STEAA EnGINE1 or
Al peeeas Intending 70 buy Thrsshine Naehi>ss,
Of Sspe<stors slses." Or Horse Powers "slons," %
vel! ~ 01An RAIe1as AnD 1A1MHRs Who want tAeir
Snin thrsshcd, avsd a.d cleaned to the best I'd.
xaataSs a!e Invited 70 send Ioe our new forty pAss
Illustrated Pamphlet and Circulars (ssst fee) riv.
Ing fal particulars sbout these Improved Machines
e es ota@ tnsosn:ttoa valuable to farmers and
NICHOLS, SHEPARD / CO.,
spr1o Battle Creek, Mich.
8. L. SHELDON,
T., :: General Agent for the Northwest.
For price lists, sto, inquire Of
q. o. Toby, A. GROVENOR,
81. Cloud: Sank Centre.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-06-04
SCHOOL, EXHIBITION.

The pupils Of the Union School will give
an exhibition at Schwartz & Poechmann's
Hall on next Thursday evening. The pro-
gramme will include Recitstions, Music
(instrsmental and vocaD, Gymnastics, by
the smaller pupils in costume, q Drama,
by the pupils in tho High School, etc.
Admission rs cents; reserved seats, 80
cents.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-06-04

"A st. Paul correspondent of tho Chi
oago Times mentions Hon. L. A. Evans, of
this city, as . possible candidate for tho
nomination ofJudge of the Supreme Court,
and as man "who would do credit to the
poeitionn
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-06-04
BOARD OF EDUCATION.

~' ~~~S~e ~~AV 4 ASs1s
REGULAR NEETINa-Present: President
Raymond, Messrs: Alden, Wing, Vossberg,
Wilson, Brick, Wright and Enderle.
Mr.. Alden moved that committee con-
sisting of one from each ward, with one
at large, be appointed to confer with tho
present teachers of tho Union School In
reference to their being retained for tho
next term.
Mr.. Wright moved to amend by insert
ing "and also consider new applicstions,' ~
which motion as amended was adopted
The President then appointed as such com.
mittee, Messrs. Alden, Clark, Vossberg
and Wright, with Mr.. Brick as q member
at large.
On motion Of Mr.. Alden tho Clerk was
instructed to have notice inserted in the
newspapers in this city, notifying teachers
desiring situations in the Union School to
send in their applications at once.
The President then announced the fol-
lowing standing committees for the ensuina
year:
Ways and Means Davis, Alden and
Wright.
Fsaance-Vossberg, Clark and Stanton.
Claims and Accommodation, Brick and
Wilson.
Participating, Davis and Lamb.
School Building and School PROPERTY
Clark, Stanton and Enderle.
Li6rary-Brick, Wing and Alden.
The ninth monthly report Of Prof.
Haines was then read, and on molten was
accepted.
On motion Of Mr.. Alden it was voted
that the next scholastic year consist Of only
nine months.
The Board adjourned to meet at tho
Union Schoolhouse the first Monday in
July, at Soclock P. NJ.
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fering for nearly two years from neuralgia
IN the breast, passing up into the throat,
face, head and shoulders. I was entirely
CURED and restored to health by using DR..
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