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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-11-04
THANKSGIVING.
Proclsnnst1on of tho President Of ths
United Gtates.

WAsH1Naroa, Oct. N,-The following
proclamation has been issued by the execu-
tive:
In accordance with a practice, at once
wise and beautiful, We have been accustom-
ed, a. the year is drawing to close, to de-
vote an occasion to an humble expression
of thanks to Almighty God for ceaseless
and distinguished benefits bestowed upon
Us a. nation, and for His mercies and
protection during the closing year. Amid
the rich and free enjoyment Of all our ad-
vantages, We should not forget the source
from whence they are. derived, and extend
our obligation to the Father Of all Mercies.
We have full reason to renew our thanks
to Almighty GOD for favors bestowed upon
us during the past year. BY disseminating
mercy, civil and religious liberty have
been maintained; peace has reigued within
our borders labor and enterprise have pre-
sented their. merited rewards, and to His
watchfnl providence we are indebted for
security from pestilence and other national
calamities. Apart from the other nation
al blessings, each individual among US has
occasion to thoughtfully recall and devout-
ly recognize the favors and protection
which he has enjoyed.
Now, therefore, I, Ulysses S. Grant,
President of the United States, do recon-
mend that Thursday, the 25th day of Nc
vember, the people Of the United States.
do recommend that Thurday, the 25th of
November, the United States, fo1m
their accustomed vacations, do Assem-
BILE in their respective places of worship
and in such form as may seem most apprc.
pirate in their own hearts, offer o Almighty
God their acknowledgements and thanks
for all His mercies, and their humble
prayers for the continuance Of His divine
favor.
In witness Whereof I have hereunto set
my hand, and caused the seal of the United
States to be affixed.
Done At the city Of Washington, The 9th
day of October, in the year of our Lord,
one thousand eight hundred and sew
enty-fte, and of the independence Of
the United States, the one-hundredth.
(Signed) rs. GRANT,
HAMILTON FISH, President.
Secretary of State.
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OF sermon preached at the Opera
House, St. Paul, last Sunday by Mr.. Thorn
a. Cochran, j., President Of the Young
Mems Christian Association Of that city,
the Pioaeer-R ess says:
mo attempt will be made in the
brief space which can be spared this
morning to gave tynopsis Of this exceed
ingly able and convincing sermon-neithsr
would even the nost careful report do It
justice. It is enough to ny that it was =
surprise and delight to al who heard il,
and no stronger testimony could be given
Is to it, merit, than the general remark
that it possessed many of the peculiarities
which distinguished Whites great pro-
ductions."
1t is expected that Mr.. Cochran will
preach in the Presbyterian church, in this
city, on some Sunday during the present
month.
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HIGH SCHOOL.

we are lnQeDLe0 10 ffO1. d81ne6 IOf me
following copy of the Roll of Honor of the
Union School for the month of October,
HIGH SCHOOL.
Prof a: Haines, Principal: y,
Henry Dressler 81 .08I Lizzie Metzroth 81. 10
F. Montgomery 81 OF Nellie Gilman 1914
Anna Dressler 97.05 Willie Noyes $3.50
Hattie Hussey 1905 George CLARK 92.4O
Willis Holt 96.02lGeo. Geferson> $3.50
SENIOR GRAMMAR DEPARTMENT.
Miss Powers, Teacher.
L. Montgomery 95. OF IC. Biggerstaff 1906
Louis Carlisle 94.O6 Minnie Marvin 83,O5
May Clark =. 94.O0l Nellie Jones 93.03
Mary Beaupre 94.0O| Flora Weary 1905
VIM: Albright 1907 Emma Kemp 92.O3
a. JUNIOR GRAMMAR DEPARTMENT:
=, = Miss H.. 0rrmmet, Teacher.
Bonnie Smith 97.OOI A, Bogenrief $500
John Gait 96:OO|Msry Huber $500
EddieStanton $500 Jen'e NJ onnel85 90
Howard Stanton95. GOLF. Henderson $500
Eddie Porter 95.O0INellie Wilson 91.00
2ND INTERMEDIATE DrrxRrAENr.
Miss B. C0nneU; Teacher.
VIM. Wakefield 1851 IA. Dickinson $500
Lille Beaupre 91.O5| Annie Carlisle 81. 90
r ore McKelvy 88.44 Fr'k Knowlton 81. so
Frank Moulin $3.50 c. Ottensmeyer 1925
Otto Metzroth 85.67lS. Noel 1928
1sr INTERMEDIATES DEpARrMHxr
Miss Jennie Owe,s, Teacher.
J. McGeorge~ 10000 N: Montgomery95:00
Lue Roberts 97.05 G. Smith $500
Susie Wright 1915 Willie Wing $500
r. Dunning 97.05 Jen'e Hayward 1915
Ella Stanton 96.25lN. Dunning $500
2ND PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
Miss Fannie E. Bcal, Teacher,
Janet Beaupre 97.O0 Fred Weary $500
Susie Metzroth 97.00l Mabel Atkins $500
l.. Laudenbach 1900 Harry Bowling 900
Ripley Brewer 94.00| IL. Reinhardt 92.00
F. Montgomery $500 Eddie Marvin 91.00
lsr PRIMARY DEPARTMENT..
Mis- Hattie E.. :W'igkt; Teacher:
Frank scheverloo .ooI Anna Kramer $500
John'ie Henter10 0. DOL Henry Albright95. 90
Charlie Wright 0O. P. Vanders1uiG 5000
s. McGeorge 1000 Mabel Gregory 5000
Jennie Thomas100.0 co. Lena Scherer :.
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Some three weeks ago a local notice
in this paper announced the finding Of .
saddle in the brush. Last week the owner,
who lives in another county, called for the
lost property, having learned of its where
abouts from that small item. OF course,
everybody knows it pays to advertise in
The JOURNAL, = paper that is universally
taken and read. s So
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REV. G. r. MILTON, Sec'y.
BOARD OF EDUCATION.

ST. CLOUD, Nov. lst 1875.
Present: Messrs. J. II. Raymond Presi-
dent, Alden, Clark, Wing, Henderson,
Wilson, and Taylor.
A petition from citizens of this city was
presented, asking that room in the Union
School building be let to some of the young
men Of this city for lyceum purposes. After
some discussion Mr.. Alden moved that the
room be let for the purpose, provided that
they comply with such terms as the Com
mittee on School Buildings and Property
shall dictate. Carried.
The report Of Prof. Haines was accepted
and adopted.
A communication was received from the
County Auditor stating that the State sppor-
tionment for the Union School was $891. 46.
Mr. Taylor made some remarks relative 70
the practicability Of reducing the number
of teachers in the Union School with .
view to reducing expenses. Prof. Haines
thought = reduction of the number of teach
ers not practicable at present.
The proposals for furnishing the Union
School with so cords Of maple wood were
opanod oo1 uoro "a fo11nva.
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WHERE TO CO.!

wv. Tenvoorde is in receipt Of very
large and complete stock Of new fall and
winter goods, which he, is selling very
cheap.
He is closing out hisstock of clothing and
boots and shoes at less than cost. Remem-
+. Der Tenvoordes.
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TO HOUsEKEEPERS.

For new stove or any kitchen goods
you can save money by going toA, K. Pzu-
den, Third street, St.. Paul.
specialties.-Doty Washers, Sweet Home
Ranges, Green-wire Flower Stands, and
Woodruff's patent Earth Closets.
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The First Division.
OF THE
ST. PAUL & PACIFIC RAILROAD.
1915. Summer Time Table. 1875.

ST. PAUL AND 81. CLOUD.-GOING NORTH.
Leave St. Paul 9:2O A. N. 4:l0P. NJ.
Arrive At st. Cloud 2:O5 P. n. 500 r. n.
Leave st. Cloud 2:3O p. n.
St. 10 sos N.
Arrive at Melrose $50 p. n.
GOING SOUTH.
Leave Melrose 9:l5 An.
st. 10 ILLS Ak.
Arrive 1t St. Cloud 1l:35 A. N.
Leave St. Cloud 1905 p. II. 7:20 A. N.
Arrive ut St. Paul 1853 r. n. 11:O8 A. II.
SAUK RAPIDS TRAIN.
Leaves Sank Rapids 700 A. n.
Arrives At Sank Rapids $3.50 P. N.
Running time, 10 minutes).
J.H. RANDALL,
General Ticket Agt.
E. Q. SEWALL, Supt.
TO MIL MEN AND OTHERS. .
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The Little Falls Courier started out
last week on its second volume, having sue
eeeded much better the first yearsthan its
most sanguine friends had anticipated. 1t
has good circulation and IL well estab-
ished. Full editorial control was assumed
by A. De Lacy Wood, who has heretofore
acted - local editor, and who promises to
make the pepper lively and spicy, in every
particular. 49, F1rz1
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MONEY TO LOAN.

In sums of $500, $500, $500 and $500
on three to FIVE years time, on real estate
tarm security, by -; ,
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"A general reduction Of salaries and
wages has been made on the Northern Pa
cifc. The number Of employees on the Da-
kota, division has been reduced one-half,
and trains will soon be Withdrawn from
that division for the winter, running no
farther than Moorhead and stopping at
Brainerd over night. J.
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This number in the Normal Department
is 60 per cent. greater than last year,
and so per cent. greater than the largest
number ever before enrolled.
Recent information gave the enrolment
in the Normal Department at the Mankato
School at l18. 1t may have increased
somewhat since then.
As will be seen, the St. Cloud School, al
though the youngest of the three, il second
in point of enrolment.
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by the barrel at Parsons's.

--spounds Of granulated orscut io.f su-
gar, for 81 90, at Boyd's Cash Store.
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The contract for building the piers to
the bridge at Brainerd has been let to Has
tings parties. They are to be built of Du-
luth granite.
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We have recsived the first copy of the
Ane'ioan M;4ena'ian, monthly magazine
published At Rochester, N. Y, and (which
David Campbell, of Clearwater, Mimi, is
Corresponding Editor. 1t is devoted to q
strict Scriptural Exposition of the proph-
echies of the Old and New Testament"
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Some of The lads and young men of
this city have made arrangements for or
ganizing 4 lyceum. The use of rooms in
the Union School building has been given
thsm BY the Board Of Education. Now, let
tboss juvenile Demostheneses and Ciceros
proceed 70 make those walls ring.
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Politics grew so hot at Saltwater and
Elk River that the Gazette at the former
and the Nevs 1t the latter place, issued
daily editions for some time preceding the
election in order that the "te-ruth" might
be diahed up in frequent and unstinted
quantities to the voters. Politics in this
vicinity were exceedingly tame this year,
and weekly was equal to all demands.
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The St. Cloud JOURNAL has been Of
service to its State contemporaries in put
ting them upon their guard against dead
beat advertisers. We are glad to have it
in our power to reciprocate, by hoping that
The JOURNAL will get its pay for the ad-
vertisement of tie "Great Western Well
Augur Company, Bloomfield, Iowa." that
appears in its columns.-Lake City Leader.
We expect to. Before publishing the
advertisement, we wroterto the Postmaster
at Bloomfield, inquiring as to the respon-
sibllity of the concern and received a IA
vorable reply. We have been instructed
to draw for the amount of our bill, and
have done so. lit is not paid, We shall
not hesitate to expose the G. w. w. A. Co.
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Almost without exception the business
men of Bismarck have Increased the
amount of their advertising for the coming
winter, instead of reducing as heretofore,
and others who have not before advertised
promise liberal patronage.-Bismarck
Tribune.
Which shows that the business men of
Bismarck are live, wide-awake, go-ahead
men, who understand how business is to be
had and money made.
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We understand that the ladies of the
Presbyterian church will give New En-
gland Dinner IN the course Of about
two weeks. Further particulars in due
time
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-Tuesday, morning there was q little
squirt of snow, but the weather since has
been q renewal of Indian summer.
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A~The Circulation Of Tho Journal 10
DOUBLE that OF any other Paper Publish
shed In Northern Minnesota. Advertisers
should remember this.
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MARRIED.

At Faribault, MINI, July 9th, 1875, by
the Rev. G. w. Dubois, Miss ALICE A..
PRICE to MI. JOHN 8. AL1rr. all Of F-ri-
bault. h.E
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We are requested to announce that
hereafter there win be services every Sab
bath morning 1t the Presbyterian church.
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Call and see the splendid line of scarft
at H. q. Mitchells clothing store.
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Letters remaining unclaimed At the Post
Office, in St. Cloud, Minnesota, on We'd
nesday, Nov. 4th, 1875. To obtain any
Of these letters the applicant must call for
Advertised Letters" and give the date Of
this list. If not called for in one month.
they will be sent to the dead.lstter Office.
49, :LAD1Es' LIST.
GlpatEick Miss b L Morris Mr.
Morrison Marie J.,
GENTLEMANs' LIST.
Atkins l. FL Beran A ca
Brumauell W.T. Galeman Mr.
Kinds w Marschall Conrad
Reuter- Hermann Rugner Peter
'6hAffer j. E.
HELD FOR POSTAGE.
Mr.. C. P. Prutsman. Clear Lake, MINI.
Johnann E. Dunbar, North Side Lake, Cape
Britain.
J. E. WEST, Pm,
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FOR SALE OR FOR RENT.

A house and lot near Washington Ave
nue.. Inquire of Louis Clark.
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Col. McIntire and w. II. Lamb, of
this city, have made arrangements for pub
ishing Republican newspaper at Anoka.
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The only genuine, oysters y Maltby's
Go to ~ pARsoNs's.
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If you want tho best and cheapest
family groceries at the lowest prices go to
=. Curtiss. He is receiving new stock
Of the best goods.
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Latest styles of millinery goods of all
kinds at Mrs. Thomass.
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Messrs. Taylor, Henderson and Stanton
were appointed Committee to confer with
Prof. Haines a. to the expcdiency of re-
ducing the number of teachers and report
At the next meeting.
Adjourned.
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ALI Of the Sabbath Schools and Church
Choirs Of St. Cloud are requested to meet
atths Congregational Church next sabbath
aitarpson At 3 O'clock to practice music for
t4s County Sabbath School Convention
Let the response be hearty and the attend.
ance prompt. All having copies Of "Pure
Gold" will please bring OK send them in
The committee on music are s. II. Rhys
A. Montgomery and Miss Flora Hayward.
This morning while Judge Gregory's
little son, Percy, was at play in the yard,
the large dog owned by Jos. Edelbrock
came in and attacked the child, knocking
him over and biting him in the face. cut
ting a cash below one eye and above the
other, fortunately without injuring either {:
also cutting his cheek and the lower part of
his face. But for the fact that the Judge
was near by and came to the rescue the boy
might have been fatally injured.
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The "Marion Cleo Club of New Mu.
mich have been giving sone very aecept.-
bio dramatic entertainment.
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For = good square meal on short no.
tice, 30 to Dennis's.
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The fact is that the ladies can buy the
best millinery goods at the lowest prices at
H. Ottensmeyers.
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The indications are that in the neigh
boring Districton the East side of the riv-
er DR.. Mayo, Democr.t} Of ssuk; Rapid,
is elected Senator, and~Mr. J. H. Allen,
(Republican) Of Princeton, Representative.
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= AT q term of the District Court at
Brainerd last week three divorce cases
were on the calendar.
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SOS 10 $50 Per D9v ca CAP 2: :e stu!

SIS to $50 Per Day + 5: :: %:s:
with the GREAT WESTERN WELLAUGERi We
mean it, and are prepared to demopstrate the fact
Our A%gprs are worked entirely: by horse power,
1nS VIII bore At the rate
It will bore In all kinds Of earth-soft sand and
limestone, bituminoas stone coal, slate and hard
pan; ana We make the best Of wells In auckland.
4a-Good active agents wanted in every State
and county In tho United States. Send for our IL.
Illustrated catalogue, terms figures, &c., proving our
advertisement bona dde. Address
Great Western Well Anger Co.,
Bloomfield, Davis County, lows
1stste In what paper you saw this advertise.
mens' sept30
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Mr.. A. ]. Reed, formerly of this city,
who went from St. Paul to California, re-
naming there about : year, has returned to
Minnesota to stay.
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GOOD TEAdPLARS.

At meeting of Diamond Lodge I. O.
G. T., Of this city, held Saturday evening,
the following officers elected for the quar-.
tor were installed:
WrCT-J E Carver.
CT-Frank Tolman.
w r S-Ella Lathrop.
WLS-Mrs L & Hill.
T-Mrs &C Tobey.
w S-Eugene s Hill. T.
AS-Mary A Locke.
WFS-W H Hetherington.
T-Minnie G Toluan. 49,
Grey w E6tanley. -.
w M-James Biggerstahc.
Minis N Ellis.
= w I G-Miss Lizzie Barnes. J
G-James r Boyd.
Chorister-Miss Flora Hayward.
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The combined WEIGHT If Tvlor w.

The combined weight of Tyler War
rem, of White Earth, and J. B. Inman, of
this place., as tested on the elevator scales,
is 40 lbs. John and Tyler were both
drummer boys in the army during the
.:late unpleasantness," and a. they then
beat the drums on msnYia weary march.
20 they now propose toakeep on ''beatine''
Journal.
It would appear from this that our young
friend John has been holding his own and
a good deal more sinosshe left this county
torthe Northern Pacific Bananas and other
fruit Of that tropical region must agzes With
him. =: ~ =
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They arc" having lively times up in
Becker county. The LAT grand. jury found
an Indictment against A. J. CLARK, 81 the
Banner, for libel of col. Johnsoa, Of the
Record; one against Col. johnson ior, libel
Of E. G. Holmes; and another against the
same for attempting to bride = County
Commissioner. e~.'
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Head Light oil, Is cents gallon, At
Boyd's Cash Store.
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The finest stock Of; wall paper in the
ity may be seen at w. L. Rosenberger's.
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flight new American sloops Of
war are being fitted up for service.
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We hope that friend Hartley, of the
Brainerd Tribune, will not feel too rich
when he gets the money for'publishing
that list Of Chicago advertisements from
Burr & Co. .1s<
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l0thing store.

;-Extra-heavy, scarlet and blue Mackin.
aw cloth suits, at H. e.. Mitchelps cheap
clothing store. }
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TO MIL MEN AND OTHKRs.

Several hundred pounds of old type, suit
able for babbit metal, can be purchased at
this Office.
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Franklin used to urge business men to
advertise, but if a merchant prefers playing
checkers and sitting with his feet on the
counter it's his own business.
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The house Of E. F. Hainlin; It Frank
lin, Wright county, caught fire and burned
Sunday afternoon, the 18th ult. A portion
OF the contents, which had been removed,
caught fire afterwards and was destroyed.
Insured for $500 in the Farmer9 Mutual.
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More California pears, grapes and
chestnuts on the way to Dennis.
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Diamonds friends at Monticello have
employed Fayette Marsh Of Saltwater to
aid the County Attorney of Meeker county
in the prosecution Of Mr.. Il. L. Gordon of
this city. >.,.,
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-Crockery, glassware and notions At
Bettenburgs. -
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FINANCIAL.
Gold-Buying at Sill; selling SLIP.
Foreign exchange S5.65.
Passage tickets-From New York to
Europe, S22.5O
H. z. Mitchell has just received and
is now opening very large addition to his
stock Of winter clothing and gents furnish
ing goods, all Of the very best quality and
latest styles, and will sell at prices far be-
low any yet offered. Don't fail TO call and
examine before buying elsewhere.
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Oyster stews got up good and quick at
Dennis's.
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Harry Carhart, who was tT3sa hue i.
tsw yean ago for the murder of soldier
nssssd McManus, and acquitted, died At
Alton, NJ, (his old home) September 18th,
from the effects or = stab received on the
9th in an encounter with Chas. Burton
He finally received his reward.
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The highest price paid for butter and
eggs at Bettenburg's.
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Another car load of choice Michigan
apples received to-day by ~
~" CLARK & WxNa.
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Peaches only Is cents can, at Boyd's
Cash Store. '''s . ''"" @''a':."'.>,<'
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g pounds of best saleratus for rs cents,
at Boyd's Cash Store.
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TT. en;zoot;c haa made ita appearancI

-The epizootic has made its appearance
in this city, having worked along steadily
and rapidly from the East. 1t is in much
miider form than when here before. A
large number Of horses are affected but not
se,iously. They still eat, and most ofthem
are kept 1T work.
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Merchants on Jackson stree4sSare com.
planning Of having their goods sutoa0 from
in front Of. their stores.-Ron>e. Press.
Some of our Warrington Avenue mer-
chants have also been meeting With mys-
FERROUS losses O. evenings. s. -
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I-California fruits, Of every variety, S5
cents . can, 1t Boyd's Cash Store.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-11-04

Only a fourth part Of the farm.
ing territory comprised within the
United States is under cultivation,
and that not up to its full product.
ivenees BY ope-haf it, capacity.