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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-12-03
CHURCH DIRECTORY,

EpIscoPAL.-St. Johns Church, in Lower Town.
services every Sabbath at 10t .. m. and u p. H.
sunday School at II IN. Evening prayer meeting
Fridays ut O'Clock. Rev. J. T. Chambers, Rector.
ArTlsr.VChurch near second Ravine bridge.)
every Sabbath at 10k =. m. and O'Clock p
u. Prayer meeting ON Thursday evening" at 9
o'clock. Seats nee and all are welcome. Rev. ". E
STANLEY, Pastor Sunday School At II m.
Church, corner Warrington ave.
4 Z; M: and Y p m. Sunday School At II m. Rev.
H. S. Hilton, Pastor.
SeNeREsArIoNAL CHuRcH.-(South Of Ravine
byterian] At LOT O'Clock a m Sunday School 1t lam.
Prayer meeting on "Wednesday evenings 1t the lee
tnre room Of the Presbyterian church, at O'Clock
Rev Il. r. Milton. Pastor; residence with Mr.. c.
brtdgman In lower town. Special attention paid to
strangers and temporary worshipers.
CATHOLIC Church Of immaculate Conception,
st. Germain Street1 Pastor Rev. Benedict Haindl,
y. 5. B.; Assistant, Rev. Alphonso Kuisle, O. s. B.
services week days at .: ~: Sundaya First Ma,
pers at p NJ; CAthechetical instruction ut D. m.
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o MILL MEN AND OTHERS,

Several hundred pounds Of old type, suit
able for babbit metal, can be purchased at
this Office.
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The prospectus of the Chicago Tribune
may be found on the fourth page. 1t is
one of the best newspapers in the United
States, and under the management of Mr..
Medil gives . powerful and intelligent
support to the Republican partv.
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The First Division.
OF THE
ST. PAUL & PACIFIC RAILROAD.

1874. Winter limo Table. 1874.
ST. PAUL AND ST. CLoUD.-aONG NORTH.
Leave St. Paul 1880 A. N.
Arrive at St. Cloud 1885 p. H.
Leave St. Cloud los P. NJ.
Arrive at Melrose $50 p. n.
GOING SOUTH.
Leave Melrose SA.M
Arrive at St.: Cloud lois A. M.
Leave st. Cloud 1915 A. N.
Arrive at st. Paul 1858 P. NJ.
sACK RAPIDS TRAIN.
Leaves Sank Rapids 1000 A. N.
Arrives at Sank Rapids l:25 p. n.
Running time, 10 minutes).
J. H. RANDALL,
General Ticket Agt.
E. @. SEWALL, Supt.
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FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE.

r. & J. Mockenhaupt have one of the
best stocks of goods to be found in the up
per country and they are selling At prices
to suit the hard times. Farmers and every
body else will find this store the place to
buy their goods. Remember to call at
Mockenhaupt's.
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We invite attention to the card Of Geo.
A. Prince 4 Co., Of Buffalo, N. T., manu-
facturers Of Organs aud Melodeons. This
il the Oldest HOUSE in the country in it, line,
and it, instruments rank among the very
best
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-12-03

Go to spicsrs for chamber and parlo,
sets, woven wire and WOODEN nat&zsnes,
feathers, &C. Il, .1-,>.. ,'..' -
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The best groceries and provisions, fresh
and in full stock, may always be found at
Curtis grocery store, for sale cheap.
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Barney & Berry Club Skates

A large assortment of
medium and low-priced
Skates. Also, q large
stock of Sleigh Bells, at
@. F. & w. Powell's.
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Russell pays the highest price for cram
berries, potatoes, etc.
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WANrED.-A situation AZ teacher
First-class references given. Address "A
b." JOURNAL Office. 3v.
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Russell will pay you the highest price
for your butter and eggs.
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The majority of c. n. Chadbourne
over C. A. Rufee, in the East side District,
is IL votes.
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-Grovenor has the best tanning mill il
the market. Very cheap for cash.
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-Herberger Bros. make the best lagek
beer in the market. Order of them.
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y. Lessons is the place for boots and
shoes. He has the largest stock and
best goods, and sells the cheapest.
~ Be sure to 60 to Leisen's.
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Go to. Vests Block before buying
your goods. West and selby will give you
bargains.
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COATES & FREEMAN

Go to Spicers for furniture. He has
his warerooms filed from cellar to garnet
with the best make and finish, all of which
he is selling a. low as the same quality Of
goods can be had in the West.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-12-03

Union Service next Sabbath evening
in the Union Church, at o'clock. Ser
mon by the Rev. Geo. r. Milton.
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Sebastian Schafer would announce to
the people of St. Cloud and surrounding
country that he has opened 4 large and
complete stock of choice family groceries
in the brick bakery building, and will sell
all goods at very low prices. Call and see
him.
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J0BB1NG Trade
OF
CHICAGO.
FOR 1874 : ..:

We the Jbbe Manufacturers cb.
The Depot supplies vb. may
tanned everything required prepared ever
before to h0'd out inducements the
city in the country
"s we'll known " thai the interchange
the products Of the Noh~,
fires cannot divert
Chicago is nder basis
proven BY the fact that the Banks
Cities that (oct 1872 securing
goods direct from first hsOds generous
''ry that must necessarily characterize
sure oot'the dne' 'ed
lent facilities for the of
oand for oil kinds Of farm
mako 'on'sn@en' to our Commission Merchants.
IMPLEMENTS
e .,. S :.:$ s:s s::
"'' War Dc: sSs s1! Y. e..x.
s.rss141s
a :l.' Co. as s Manufacturer" Armstrong
MANUFACTURERS
s 6 s.tas sss:s
u,.. :tsn . o M x AND sr41,esns
The Western
70 e. 8: g: 's e: ; s s :* l.:
e: - IT; -... Ell:
c1s'~as: as,.
Ill 1 1 = Wabash AZ, .<.
GOODS
s s ST.: III IL: :s::
CHEESE FACTORY
'''''~ CHINA GLASS AND evnrsswAnn
.ns.. H. fss : US :'' AVA
CHURCH. SCHOOL BELLS
" Canals: 0ND"~'
s: ? ] Lakeland usa.
oLo4ks SUITS TRIMMINGS &C.,
w. a'''"a &c., Sand SO E. n'a'on't
@ = Id v::s ave.
,,u. ,,,, q. u... CLOTHS AND rA'.oss' TRIMMINGS
Ell: : : % Madison
4 % s e. s,
M; ;;; IS; ;: !: =: : % i. EFF:
Brooks "'-~ Is and 1A'x.n.' o,u .non
s;. :'; x:H, : as
.rrr,,l Nv Weeds Co.. ~ and IS RIv.
rs; s: ss :. ::s: q i;
I'll: IL; :: e : $ : =
DRY COMMISSION
Sor,oxs
russ1rrRr-onoo1
* % ., s..
0'-'"
S:s *:s si a;ss '.
GUNS
'' $50 *''' HARDWARE !r c.rss ABBY .o'''''"
Geo.: :::; CESS: So: !:
ruRs
e: Geo. ;; e Z:
% Wis., 80 a f . I'd
IRON PIPE FITTINGS.
jefferson.
w.o..A.,.
5asos xnsao IS Ss ;s
GOODS; GLASSWARE
IT,, ~, En-: ; w..
4" ''''' *'"' "''''''' ns4rur. AND FINDINGS
, co.'s. turner Ray 20 sass,..
= :: Nv ;: :: x.'"' II and ~
$ :;: : !: ;,:
Culver Hoy.G ns.na12omu
% g. Musical cor State sss s9 as ~ 5 s; 50
MANUFACTURERS
sApDLERY, AND HARDWARE
HAYDEN Il
MANUFACTURERS.
1:sea Son: es R. md s~w.
:$ :;S:: ST: s e. 's :''
TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS ,ossnKs
s:'s .;" H % Agents, ~.
'A''" '"'''" LIQUORS '' '''
S: ss% s %: ss E;:
|
TIinsst C6,lx
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Apples by the peck or barrel, a.
81" RussEL1's.
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Davis & Beal have ground thus far, al
their Clearwater mills, 10000 bushels Of
the new crop of wheat.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-12-03

Look out for Boyd's handful of cheap
groceries, this week.
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PETIT JURORS.

ID krebs, grand juror, and VIM. Gordon,
Z. Cross and E. K. Jaques, petit jurors,
were excused.
The grand jury were charged by the
Court in the forenoon, and entered At once
upon their work, with J. F. Bell Foreman,
H. P. Bennett Clerk, and Jos. Mathalar
officer in charge. J. H. Dennis was ap-
pointed to attend the petit jury and NJ.
Mickey to attend upon the Court-each of
these officers to receive $500 per day while
engaged.
F.W. Gates, of Gates & Hillman, Min
neapolis, was appointed by the Court short
hand reporter for the term.
F. Arnold and Judson A. Stanton VI.
Sank Rapids Water Power Co. To be tried
by Court Dec. 81. D. B. Searle, atty for
plf's; Bigelow, Flandrau & Clark att ysfor
delft.
Owen McCarty vs.. St. Paul & P. r. r.
Co. and J. P. Farley as Receiver. Two
cases, to be tried by Court Dec. p. Moore
& Kerr for ppff; Geo. Gray for def'ts.
Coleman Bridgman vs.. Ball, Bryan &
Dickinson; verdict for pl'f $193.10; twenty
days stay Of proceedings granted for new
trial. D.B. searle for ppfF; L. W. Collins
for def'ts.
J. P. Nanny vs.. n. Jacqueman; jury
disagreed and discharged this morning. D.
B. searle. for ppdf; O. Taylor for delft.
Annis F. Coates Vs. John w. Coates; d.
vorce case, to be tried by the Court. II. L.
Gordon for pl1f; D. B. searle for delft.
Joseph Mason vs.. T. B. Stanley settled.
D.B. Searle forppAF; L. w. Collins for def't.
A. J. Smith W. Kellogg, Chase & Mayo
and A. Vessey; to be tried by the Court.
L. w. Collins for pPff; Miner & Barto for
def'ts.
John P. Nanny vs.. Carl Zahnow to be
tried by the Court. D. B. searle for ppff:
J. V. Brewer ". F. Guellet; settled. D.
B. searle for plff: c. Walker for def't.
d. B. Stanley, W. G. G. Geer; to be tried
BY the Court. D. B. searle for plf:
L. A. Evans VS.. Henry Foss and K. Has
oeTg; 70 bo tried BY the Court. O. Tay-
,lor for ppG:
Phebe Wager; vs.. John H. Wager; d.
'vorce; referred to Court Commissioner to
take proof Miner & Barto for pl'ff; c.
Walker for def't
Kellogg, Chase & Mayo vs.. A. J. Can
non and Mary Cannon; referred to Court
Commissioner to take proof: ;Miner& Bar
to for ppf; L. w. Collins for def 'ts.
Davis, Beal & Co., vs. Kellogg. Chase &
Mayo; defendants consent to judgment for
amount claimed in complaint. L. w. COL
Inns for plf's; D. 3. searle for def'ts.
| Bradley Man'fg Co. vs.. q. T.. and EN-
brick Knudson; on trial to-day. D. B.
searle for ppff; L. W. Collins for def't.'
The grand jury are: understood to be con-
sidering the Moonen murder case.
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Country merchants wishing to pur-
chase holiday goods, OF anything in the
stationery line, can be supplied by sending
their orders to Rosenberger At as low rates
as can be obtained in St. Paul.
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-Go to Russells and buy the Extra
superfne Flour manufactured by Davis &
Beal.
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WANTED uUGEDIAfHYl

Fifty men to pick cranberries, BY Ever.
est & Bros, ofst. Cloud and Sank Rapids.
Apply at Jos. Edelbrock's store.
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ALL ABOARD I
4EAD.1HIs ITEM

Goetten 4 Trosseu, At their popula. meat
Market have everything that may be want
I'd in the line of meats, poultry, etc. Custo-
mers viii find fit turkeys, geese, chickens,
beef, veni.on, mutton, veal, pork, sausage,
hams, in short anything and everything in
this line that may b. called for. And what
is more, everything il No 2, and will be
sold It low prices. Go to Goetten 4 Tros-
sens, surel
"A man whose name il not learned re-
oeived 4 charge Of shot in his arm, pene-
trsting to.ths ahoulder, at Holdings Ford,
etearns county, on Saturday last, by an &C.
cidsntal discharge Of gun. He vas one
Of hunting party, and will probably lose
his axm.-&. Pawl Ress.
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The place to buy dry goods, notions,
stationery, ETC., is at Vests new Block,
where West and selby are selling damaged
goods at any price and sound goods at cost,
10 close out their entire stocks.
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FOR THE HOLIDAYS.

At Julius Kuch's lat the Union Bakery,
opposite Powelps) you will find thelargest
assortment of toys and fancy confectionery
in the city. Do not buy your confectionery
until you have called at Kuch's. Nothing
like his stock ever before in St. Cloud,
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All kinds of the best groceries, fresh,
at Hubers, at the very lowest prices. Call
and see before buying elsewhere.
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y. w. Metaroth's building, on Wash:
inston avenue, which il to be occupied by
8. H. Parsons, has had . new front put in
and been otherwise much improved.
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The Litchfeld Ledger has . lengthy
description Of the steam Touring mill at
that place, which has been closed for ak
months for repairs and enlargement. 1t
has now nix run Of stone and can manu-
facture $50 barrels Of, flour every twenty
four hours,
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Mr.. A. J. Smith, of the Citizsns' Bank
of Sank Centre. has purchased Winters
brick store building At Sank Centre pay.
ing for it 1000.
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One hundred barrels of apples on the
way to Dennis.
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West and selby, in Vests Block
are selling d.mas ed goods at any price, and
good goods at cost.
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fr0t. a. HG1nes, kT1nespN.
VIM Hayward 1902 F Montgomery IS
F Tolmam 99.Ol|F A Staples "a
George McCrea 1887 P Mcclure SO
Henry Dressler $500 Lottie Clark $3.50
Mary McIntire 1884 Ia Jefferson 92.2S
SENIOR GRAMMAR DEPARTMENT..
Miss II. N: Tucker, Teacher.
Agnes Nixon 96 Hattie Hu.sey 90
Lizzie Metzroth 96 Agnes Mclean 81
Sinclair Atkins So Anna Gross 81
Flora Robertson 93lAnna Dressler 81
JUNIOR GRAMMAR DEPARTMENT.
Mis- Charlotte Mayer, Teacher.
Hannah Bowen 1925 VIM Albrecht 9l.33
Mary Beaupre 1925 Hattie Noyes 81
Emma Kemp 81 Chas Dakin 89,6
Minnie Marvin 936 Flora Weary 88.6
n Herbereer 93.6 Emma Macke $40
End INTERMEDIATE DEPARTMENT.
Miss A. B. 0tmmea, Teacher.
Malcolm Atkins 50 MARY Heath 96.}
Bonnie Smith SO Lizzie Herbergsr97
Eddie Stanton 95 Mary Powell 96
Fremont Marvin "a Mary Albrecht SO
Eddie Clarke 92.5l Dollie Day 91.7
1sr INTERMEDIATE DEPARTMENT.
Miss S. a. Stuart Teacher.
Lille Beaupre 100 Ella Stanton $685.
Beatrice Reed 100 Lula White 96.2t
Rose McKelvey 1915 Harry Bell 96.2I
Frank Knowlton98 rs Clarence Cory IS
George Marvin 97.5 lGertie Powell 93.7G
2ND PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
Miss Fannie E. Beal, Teacher,
Julius Wood 100, Carrie Clark $3.50
Joseph Robbers 99.33 James Kennedy96 81
Hattie Staples 1888 Ernest Duning 96:3a
n Montgomery SO George stabler 96
Horace Cory SO MAT knewlton 95
1sT PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
Aiss Matte E. Wright, Teacher.
Nellie Rogers 10OIAlice Vande.slius 81
Mary Green 100 Josie Wood s.
Sophia Raymond 80 Mile Albrecht 81
Susie Metzroth 80 Eunice Reed 81
Johnnie Winslade 99l Emma Schults 81
The Herald il the title of little papel
published At Cazenovia, N. Y, by Aaste,
Dawes How, athirteen-years' old son of Mr.
Calvin F. How. The first number look
well, and the young typo should persevere
and his Herald may one day grow TO tn
proportions of its big city nsmesake.
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Go to Russelps and get some of that
new cheese from Harvey & Buckman's
factory. 11: =
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A1Tho Circulation OF The Journal IL
DOUBLE that Of any other Paper Publish
shed In Northern Minnesota. Advertisers
should remember this,
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Look out for Boyds handful Of ch..]
groceries, this.wesk, =.
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Look out sar Boyd's haadbill ofahan9
groceries, this week -s;. ,s=ss q. :.
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The Lorsch patent interchangeable
spectaeles the bsst in use, 1t Robertson's.
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Go to Clark 4 Wings for your -four,
feed and grain At reduced, prices. They
are sole agents in St. Cloud for Davis &
BeaPs celebrated family -four.
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The Mississippi river at this place
closed last Friday, November 9th, OF about
two weeks earlier than last year.
The young folks have organized a
skating club, and have made arrangements
for park, 100000 feet, on Lake George.
Yesterday was more like spring than
winter, and the snow melted rapidly. To-
day is cooler, but there has been very little
cold weather thus far.
j. W. johnson and James N. Granger
have been appointed assignees in bankrupt
cy of the Kellogg FIGURING Mill Co., at
Sank Centre.
A donation Of thirt weight volumes Of
standard books has been received at the Free
Reading Rooms from the American Unita-
rian Association at Boston.
The bursting Of pipe in the heating
apparatus at the Normal School interfered
considerably with matters there, and nc
session of school was held from Wedues.
day Of last week until to-day.
We understand that DR.. Ross, the cele.
brated Temperance lecturer, who has Great.
ed 20 great enthusiasm lately in St. Paul
and Minneapolis, will give = weeks course
of lectures in this city some time soon. He
is . second Cough.
The Minnesota Companys stage line
started out on runners Saturday, Novem.
bea 18th. Last year the first trip on
runners was made November 18th, and
there was considerably more snow then
than there is now.
Sidney Hicks, the young man in Ben
ton county who committed the murderou,
assault On his father, as described las
week, was examined by DR.. Gilman, i'd
judged insane and sent to the Asylum. tn,
father is recovering from his Injuries.
"A few weeks ago paragraph in thi
paper stated that Miss Matte Carlisle
daughter ofJohn Carlisle, had been serious
ly injured by a. railway accident at De-
Moines, Iowa. Since then Miss Carlisl,
has died for the effects Of the injuries re
ceived at that time.
The Hutchinson Family Tribe o
Asa) gave concert at the M. E. churcl
last Saturday evening, which was we'll At
tended. They also sang and made sho,
addresses at temperance meeting held O,
Sabbath evening.
John Meyers, of Pleasant Lake. who's
team ran away on Tuesday of last weel
upsetting the wagon and throwing the DO:
violently upon him, giving him q mario,
chance for his life, Is nephew Of Mrs. Nc
Lean, who was killed last Saturday bv
runaway accident.
AT the Central House ON Thankseivin
was quite dinner party of the Haywar
family. 1t included twenty-five person.
representing six families and four eener,
tons. The Oldest person vas Mr..
Hayward's father, aged ninety.6ve wear
and the youngest, Mr.. D. 81. Freem.r,
son, aged two months.
On Sunday last two respected citizen
of St. Cloud, and among the first settler
passed awsy-Mr: John Fritz, aged 6
years, after q brief illness; and Nj. E1
ward F. Latsch, aged AZ, who had been fai
ing for some time with consumption. Bot
were buried from the Catholic church o
Tuesday. .->~~.-,.r%
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-Catawaba grapes, California pear,
oranges, lemons and candies,
AT DRNN1s'.
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Tho special attention of farmers il
called to the advertisement of Davis &
Beal, in this weeks paper. ::
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-12-03

"A Brainerd firm shipped thousand
Christmas trees to Chicago last week.
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Look out for Boyds handful Of cheap
groceries, this. week, il. - IT,.
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Tuesday morning Fred. schults's two
Year, old colt, which had been left stand
ing unhitched in front Of the door, started
to go into the barn-yard, but the cutter
caught on a sign post, breaking the Cross
bar, and the colt ran around on to St.
German street with the shafts At his heels,
and on to the aide walk, whore he was
stopped, uniniured.
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PORKERs WANTED.

Any person wanting to buy pair of mules
or some good horses for general purposes,
will find it to his advantage to call on US.
A like invitation is extended to all who are
owing m. IT,
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Cash paid for furs of all kinds at Hu
bers. -,o ~.:a.. ,...
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Good for the Farmers !

Without charge, ut our Clearwater Mills,
1t owners risk, and will pay the Clear
water or st. Cloud Ele-
vstor market price
any time before
MAY LIST, 1876
Wheat Receipts will be given on deliv.
cry, stating amount and grade of wheat.
We will continue to receive wheat q
above until storage is full.
dec3 DAVIS h BEAL,
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Martin Greeley, the enterprising young
man of Maine Prairie who started up
country q month or 80 ago on 4 pleasure
trip with horse and buggy belonging to
Ensign, Of Minneapolis, has been sent to
State Prison for three years, just because
he hadn't told Mr.. Ensign al about it be.
fore he started
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For some of the best cheese in the mar.
ket, 60 to Russelps. He has lot just from
Harvey & Buckman's factory.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-12-03

Good cigars and fancy tobaccos,
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club rates of The JOURNAL:
copies, $l.75 each.
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Also, with S. NJ. PErTENa1L1 & Co., 81
Park Row, New York, and 10 State street,
Boston, who are authorized to make con-
tracts for advertising.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-12-03

The editor of the Sauk Centre Herold
has been looking through the Touring mills
Of E. & w. n. Clark. At Melrose, and says
they are good thing. There are five run
Of stone turning out prime quality Of
-four, and one run grinding feed. stearna
county is some on mills-including Davis
4 Beaps mills At Clearwater, which this
county claims.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-12-03

Tally one Andrew Lawson can tell
you all about it.