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BOARD or COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
[coNrINuD FROM LAST week.

ST.. CLOUD, July Goth, 1873.
REGULAR MEErINa.-Resent: F..
Schroeder Chairman, J. H. Owen, Peter
Hahn, J. P. Hammered and J. J. Getty. In
session as Board of Equalization, ]. H.
Owen in the chair.
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The inventory of the separate property

The inventory Of the separate property
of the minor children of the late Alanson
Allen, deceased, filed by H. Fellosterson,
special guardian, appraised by Horace
Thompson, Henry A. Morris, ami s. B.
Woolworth, shows the value of the estate to
be ST, 400 consisting of insurance polices.-
This is besides their interest in the estate
of their father.-&. Paul Dispatch.
About these days the girls are playing
Maud Muller and helping the old man
get in the Scraps"
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MONEY TO LOAN.

In sums of 5000, $500, $500 and $500,
ION three to five years time, on real estate
farm security, by
:.''E BANK OF ST. CLOUD.
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Telegram from Wayanet, Ius., July 20, 1875.
G. FL. & L. J. MCCORMICK.
Beat Marsh Harvester yesterday in trial
at Earlville. Sold two on the ground :;
Marsh returned.
= J. s. BUCK. .
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Last Sunday . large party of rive
drivers stopped 1t St. Augusta, and by wa,

0a61 pun0y y 111B0 Ps0y OF 1Iver
drivers stopped 1t st. Augusta, and by way
Of amusing themselves, several Of them got
into wagon belonging to DR.. Henry Urs
(the "Old Doctor and were drawn around
by others. The DR.. didn't like this way
of doing things and came out and ordered
them to vamoose the premises. They
didn't leave quite as rapidly as he thought
they should, when he pulled revolver,
cooked it and pointed it at the head of one
of them, when the party left without max
ing any resistance. The boys think the
"Old Doctor" has a very serious way of
taking jokes.
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DIED.

In Minneapolis, Mimi, Saturday, July
3lst, Mrs. LAURA K. wife Of Bancroft
Taylor. 5-s.'*'z z rs
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Telegram from Burnett, WIS.,, July 2lst, 1875.
c. II. & L. J. MCCORMICK.
Was in trial to-day with Marsh, Massillon
and Edward Harvesters. Came out victor
ious. Made fve-sales on the ground.
=. G. L. GRANGER.
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p. T. Barnum's Roman Hippodrome
is coming and will exhibit at Minneapolis
August 18th. We clip the following from
the Sunday Mercury Of March %:
Up. T. Barnum proposes to surprise his
patrons throughout the country with the
magnifcenceof the equipments Of the horses
in his new Congress Of Nations. The har-
ness of the representation of England will
be of scarlet with gold mountings, and are
an exact copy of those used by the Queen
on State occasions America will be blue
with gold; Spain, white and silver; France
red, white and blue; and Ireland, emerald
andgold. Each harness weighs $50 pounds,
and the cost for $50 sets exceeds $50, 1000,
while that of the entire equipment, made
by Miller, Morrison & Co. of this city,
will exceed 800, 0O0"
Persons desiring to attend from this To-
cality can do SO at reduced railroad fares.
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The Congregational Sabbath School
had picnic in the grove in lower town,
near Mr.. Stanton's. yesterday afternoon.
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The ladies of the Union Society will
give an ice cream festival Tuesday evening,
August 10th, in the grove opposite Mr..
stanton's. Music BY the band and torch
lights will be attractive features of the oc-
casion. If the wea.her.is unpleasant the
festival will be postponed until the next
pleasant evening thereafter. A cordisl in
vitation is extended to all.
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At Longpoint, Illinois, July 18TH, 1875.
Where the Marsh Harvester tipped over
three times in trying to use its bundler, and
after changing teams, drivers and binders
from one machine to the other, and, after
thoroughly testing both machines, the vote
of the farmers on the respective merits of
the machines stood 10 for the Mccormick,
and 10 for the Marsh.
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. Attention is called to the advertisement
of the Mccormick Harvester. Although
new machine, it is very popular one with
farmers.
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"A new organ, some
garden tools and some
carpenter. tools for sale
cheap for cash, at @. r.
VanMaanenss drug store
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The Board of Education appears to be
affected by the warm weather. No quorum
again last Monday.
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Kankukee, Illinois, Julv 18th. 1875,

kankaAee, 1Uano's, jug 10Th, 1875.
On the 18th inst. a competitive field trial
took place between the Mccormick and
Marsh Harvesters at Hoopeston, Illinois,
in the presence of nearly one hundred farm
ers. After thorough trial a vote was
taken, which resulted as follows:
Fifty.tWO farmers voted for the Nc.
C0rmick, only Nine for the Marsh.
JNO. H. SHAFFER.
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Near Wenona, Illinois, July 10Th, 1875.
Twenty-Five farmers decided that the Nc
Cormick was the best Harvester they had
ever seen.
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st. Cloud will soon have two 'buses.-
Mr.. Herbert intends having one by the
time the new hotel opens.
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NoRrHF1EID, July 9th, 1875.
We beat the Marsh in trial here TO-DAY
JOHN RHODES & SON.
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Preaching at the NJ. E. church Sum
day next, at lO4A "A. NJ, by the Rev. J.
B. Smith, D. D.
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ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.

E7URNITURE.
LUMBER, MACHINERY, &C.
The undersigned will sell,
At COST AND LESS.
the entire stock of Furniture now in the
wareroom, on Washington Avenue, recent
ly occupied BY Jas. Carlisle. =
j. BOILER, ENGINE,
and other Machinery now at the Factory
on the upper levee, together with large
lot of
Hardwood Lumber,
and all theun6nished Furniture now on hand.
Also, the :
TWO.STORY FRAME BUILDING
occupied as mandatory for Furniture.
NATHAN F. BARNES,
Assignee.
St. Cloud, Aug. Sd, 1875. 3w.
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Telegram from Geneva Lake, WIS.,, July 16th,
1875.
G. Fl. & L. J. MCCORMICK.
My brother scooped Marsh yesterday at
Delavan.
CHAS. A. BROPHY.
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Monday evening Ludwig Merkling and

Monday evening Ludwig Merkling and
John Rossier, Of st. Jo.. began talking pol
itics and ended up with "a discussion NIT
sticks."'' Both were fearfully pounded
Merkling entered complaint against Ros-
sier, and the case was to have hearing BE-
fore Justice Barnes to-day, but the parties,
after coming 10 town, agreed upon, set-
Element. So
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Iotal........"............... 1857
"" Amount Of wheat taken in at the Eleva-
tor in the month Of July, 6;57s bushels.s
Ne. of pa ssengers from this Station, 494.
Cash for tickets, $1,1O7.1O.
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There bids fair to be lively contest
for the Democratic nomination for Judge
of Probate. Judge Evans, Judge Gregory
and P. Brick are all said to be working for
it. How bad the successful aspirant, who
ever he may be, will feel after the election
to find that, after all his labor, he has been
beaten by the Republican candidate!
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G. II. G. L. J. MCCORMICK,

At Iscunseh, Nebraska, July 9th, 1875.
The Committee to whom was referred the
respective merits of the Marsh and Nc
Cormick Harvesters, on trial at the farm
of J. B. Bennett, decided that the McCor-
mick was the better machine.
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Look out for big invoice of peaches
at 8. II. ParsonSs. ~ - ~.
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A dispatch from Mr.. E. c. Smith, ut
Ashland, Wis, says that the woods in that
vicinity have been all on fire.
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e. Curtis has large. stock of fresh
family groceries which he is selling as low
a. the lowest. Call and see and satisfy
yourselves. ,:.,z II, gfH %.>.,l
1 IL have purchased Of N. P. Clarke two
full blooded bulls, one . Durham and the
other Jersey, which I will keep on my
farm at Maine Prairie. d, .-..... -,q:.t~
, afi> .E:<StT'>t D. A. HOYT~,
Look out for Boyd's prices in The
JOURNAL next week. r. = ,:...s..@ =:
Cash paid for berries, at Dennis's.
T. DO not forget that West is closing out
his stock and that great bargains are offered.
A. = ~
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Official Paper Of the City.
Green corn ia in market.

Mr.. J. f. Hayward is making improve
ments at the Central House.
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The outside work Of the new hotel is
about completed, and the staging has been
taken down. The building presents a very
handsome appearance, not little of which
is due to the creamy color of the brick. It
is understood that the house will be kept by
Mr.. Thos. Todd, at present proprietor; of
the Revere House, 81. Paul, and will be
open to the public some time from Septem-
Der 10th TO October LIST.
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PrRsosAn.-The Hon. F. B, yanHoesen,
Of Alexandra, waain the city yesterday.
Nj. Thos. Wilson, Of Logansport Ind.
is visiting his friend, E.B. Strong, Esq, of
this city.
Mr.. Chas. w. Kingsbury, Of this city
went to Minneapolis to attend the funeral
ofhis aunt, Mrs. Laura K. Taylor, who died
on Saturday and was buried, Monday after
noon.
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-Thursday B. Kelly, on complaint OH.
Stocking, was fined by Justice Barnes $40
and costs for the larceny of IA load of hay.
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Don't hesitate to use Death to- Pain
II is recommended by physicians after hav.
ing been tested and tried by them, and it
costs nothing if it fails to give relief. For
sale by Rhodes & Spencer.
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"A whisky dead-beat who had been loaf
ing around town for two or three days, was
led across the bridge Tuesday by the Chief
of Police.
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For groceries 90 to Boyd'A
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LETTER LIST,

Letters remaining unclaimed at the Post
Office, in St. Cloud, Minnesota, on Wednes-
day the 9Th day of Aug. 1875. To obtain
81 hss te' the sP sad mus call AL
date of this list. If not called for in one
month, they will be sent to the Dead Let
ter Office.
.> LADIES LIST.
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Monday Donald Mcdonald and Lud.
wig Fl. Cole were fined by Justice Barnes
$2'each and costs for drunkenness.
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See Assignees notice Of Furniture, Ma.
chinery, etc, for sale. n 4. ....=
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out for Boyd's prices in THE
next week.
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~ class piano or sale cheap. In
quire Of .tss.: y tsJ ADA A. DAN, =: ~
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The ladies of the Union Society will
hold their next meeting with Mrs. Ira
Moore, tomorrow afternoon. All are cor
daily invited.
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Monday noon, just after the arrival Of
the train, dispatch from Sank Centre, ad.
dressed to Sheriff Geissel, was placed in
Chief Robertson's hands requesting the ar-
rest of man named s. Walters, who had
left there that morning. The fellow had
got of the train before the Chief reached
the depot, and as it appears, went to Dear
ings hotel, left for five minutes, re-
turned, got his pack and. struck across the
bridge. The Chief not knowing anything
about this at the time. went to the bridge,
but was informed that only = boy had
crossed on foot that forenoon. He. then
went to Clearwater and Clear Lake, but Of
course it was fruitless trip. . Walters foot
Cd it down the east side to Big Lake, ~hers
he was seen the next morning ~ MI. 5. II.
Parsons, of this city, who was on the down
train. A telegram was sent TO Sheriff
Geissel who returned word to arrest Wal.
ters, and at noon he went down, got him
brought him back to this citv. and mt
him in Jail. 1t had been supposed here
that this was one of the parties concerned in
the Sank Centre burglary, but it turns out
that he had been guilty of an assault, had
obtained bail and then lit out.
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Fifty boxes Of lemons for sale very
heap ut ~::...s s. H. PARsoNs's. :
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House to rent. Inquire Of
Ion -s3i. J. G.. SMITH,
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MONEY TO LOAN.
FOR COUNTY TREASURER.

FOR COUNTY TREASURER.
e : Ill a. ''
I hereby announce myself as Candidate
for the Office of County Treasurer Of Stearns
county at the next election.
IA. MOOSBRUGGER.
Richmond, July 21, 1875. If
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- GENTLEMEN'a LIST.
Adams w s. Belts Perken
Eickemeyer GEORGE flanders r
Gamroth Jos Harrison VIM H
Hinnel Hibna Miredith Mrs =
Nelson Pekr Raymond C H
Wellierer John
II - HELD FOR POSTAGE. e..
Elizabeth Craig, Castle Rock, MINI. -.
! i@~..@.r - J.E. WEST, P. M.
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We have had ripe tomatoes in our
garden for the past three or four days. If
anybody in this vicinity can beat this, let
them bring along their tomatoes. :
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Bargains at Vests closing out sale.
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Remember that groceries are sold as
cheap as ever at
s. III. PARsoNs's.
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The following dispatch, which we find
in the dailies of Saturday, would seem to
indicate that State Lecturer Potter, who is
we'll known here, has been "materializing''
in way that the "spirits" would scarcely
approve of:
Kasson, MIMI, July 30.-A man calling
himself J. L. Potter, and announcing him
self as the State Lecturer for the Spiritualistic
Society, was arrested here to-day for the
theft Of goods from q dry goods house at
Owatonna. The property wasfound ON him.
The last number of the Kasson Republs.
can has the following local paragraph,
which leaves no doubt as to who the J. L.
Potter is, and that he is ''bad pill :"
We are requested to announce that J. L.
Potter; Esq., State Lecturer, Medium and
Trance Speaker. will deliver lecture at
Coolidge Hall; this (Thursday) evening, on
the subject Of Modern spititualism. All
are invited. Admission free: . -
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groceries go to Boyd's.

Green apples, at Dennis's.
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Good cheese. It Denni4s.

For groceries go to Boyd's.
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As"The Circulation Of Tho journal Is
DOUBLE that OF any other Paper Publish
shed In Northern minnesota. Advertisers
should romember this.
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For groceries 80 to Boyd,s.
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PAINFUL Acc1DENr.-Albert Wright, Of
Dayton, while on his way home from Fer
gus on Tuesday evening, met with the fol-
lowing serious accident: He had nearly
reached home, when the neck-yoke broke,
letting his wagon upon the horses, which
ran dragging Mr.. Wright from the wagon
by the lines, to which he held convulsively.
The pole of the wagon was broken, and a
large silver, some six inches in length, was
forced through the muscles Of his leg in a
strange manner, both points of the silver
penetrating the flesh. Mr.. w. was found
by his friends, lying insensible, and still
holding to his horses: DR.. Reynolds, who
was called and removed the silver, found it
had very nearly penetrated the artery
Ferrous Falls Journal.
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The Hon. N. F. Barnes has decided
not to remove to Douglas county, Is he pur-
posed doing, but will remain in St. Cloud.
Glad of it. He Is valuable citizen.
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That this estimate is made in compliance
with Sec. 70, of Chapter l, of the general
laws of 1874, as amended by session laws of
1875.
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The drouth has been broken into du.
ring thewesk by two or three very slight
showers, although the appearance of the
heavens on several OCCASIONS promised
soaking rains. In some localities crops are
Pinched, but most Of the farmers say they
will havea good yield of wheat.
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Shingles, Lime and Cement for sale at
low rates by .:.,.>
CLARK g. WING.
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Tuesday man named johnson, while
at work putting up small frame for \
building in Sank Rapids, fell, breaking
both bones of his right leg below the knee
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One day last week a team of horses
with wagon crossed the Mississippi river
at the upper part of town without the -hor-
ses' tugs getting into the water. The river
is unusually low, as may be imagined from
this.
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! BuRGI.AR1Es.
The Thief Arrested.

Last Sunday morning, between three
and four o'clock, the Office of j. +. Steven
son \ Co., the dwelling house of Mrs.
Thos. Smith and the saloon of NJ. Weirens
were entered and various articles stolen.
The window in Stevenson 4 Co.'s office was
forced up, the drawer in thesecretaire brok-
en- open and gold watch and chain belong
ing TO Mr.. 8. taken. The thief went out by
the front doors-which he easily opened from
the inside-and these standing ajar first
attracted attention. He then crossed the
street to Mrs. Smiths, pulled open the
ahutters of an alley window, and the lower
sash being raised, entered easily. The on
" article he took was an album. He then
went to NJ eirens's saloon, opposite
Rossnbereer Bros.'s, forced the back door
open with a screw.driver, burst open the
cash drawer and took about $50 in mon
ey. In the key hole of the secretaire draw
or in Stevenson & Co.'s Office was found the
point ola trimmer" and the other part of
the instrument was found under the side
walk. 1t was At once recognized as one
that had been made by w. w. Seymour,
an engineer in the Foundry. Just by the
Office window was found cigar, which,
from certain marks, was known to be one
of two purchased by Seymour the evening
before. Seymour had been in the saloon
with Weirens, (who was also workman in
Stevenson & Co.'s foundry at half past two
o'clock and had seen Mr.. w. count themoney
and put it back in the drawer and about
this time suddenly simulated an advanced
degree of intoxication, which excited at
tention and remark. Satisfied that Sey-
mour was the guilty party, Chief Robert
son went to his room Sunday morning,
woke him up and insinuated his opinion
of matters and things. Seymour de-
MED Indignantly at first, but finally, when
confronted with the pieces of the broken
"rimmer," confessed, and went with the
Chief to where he had concealed the arti-
cles. The money and watch were buried
near the foundry and the album was hid
under the root of q tree on the river bank.
He says he does not know. why he commit.
ted these thefts, but thinks whisky made
him unconscious of what he was doing;
but there seems to have been "a method
in his madness" He has heretofore borne
= good character. He was brought before
Justice Barnes Monday and in default of
$500 bail sent 70 jail to await his trial at
the December term Of the District Court.
Much credit is due Chief Robertson and
City Attorney Collins for their skill in
working the case up.
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For groceriesgo to Boyd's.
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Mr.. James Carlisle has made an a.
signment to Nathan F. Barnes, ESQ.
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Services at the Presbyterian church
next Sabbath morning at 103 o'clock, and
evening at 7:45 o'clock. Sabbath school at
IL o'clock NJ. Sermon morning and even
ing by the Rev. Mr.. Kiehle, of Minneapo-
1ia
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There was no quorum 1t the Council
rooms either Friday evening or last even.
ing, and there will beno further attempt 1t
= meeting until the last Monday in this
month
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Action as follows was taken On the real
estate assessment Of 1875 in the different
towns:
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We have carefully examined "Hilps
Manual" = notice Of which may be found
ON this page, and can heartily recommend
it as being all that it is claimed to be.
We do not know any other volume COM
prising 90 much valuable information in
the same space. It is well worth the price
asked for it-and would not be expensive
at twice the price.
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WANTED.-A girl to do general house,
work. Inquire at this office.
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The Fergus Falls Journal has entered
upon its third volume. If typographical
neatness, editorial industry and zeal in be-
half Of the 'Park Region" shall meet with
their proper reward, the Journal will be
one Of the most prosperous papers in the
State.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Go to Boyd's for groceries.
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The Rev. J. B. Smith, D. d., will give
a course of Sabbath evening lectures on
Egypt and Palestine at the BapsiH church,
beginning next Sabbath evening At u
o'clock. Dr.. s. has travelled through those
countries and will be able to make his lee
lures quite interesting. .-.~ ,,
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View potatoes, 40 cents q peck-Du-
lstA Herod. jrap.
You can get buahel for 40 cents in this
city. Better come and live where folks
have things.