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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-10-07
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zsss.ss sr. CIouD, Oct. 9TH, 1875.
Extra session. Present Mess1s. r.
Schroeder Chairman. J. J. Getty, =. II.
Owen, P. Hahn and j. P. Hammered.
1 Mrs. M. A. Wilde was allowed 50 per
month instead of Sc. y Z=.:.# .ys5
Messrs. Owen, Hammered and Schroeder
were appointed to examine the premises Of
Mrs, Adam Fisher, with view 70 having
the building removed. (The Committee
afterwards reported favorably, and $40 was
allowed the renoval.) NJ"
The following school district petitions
were acted upon:
Jens Troetstoup and others to be annex
I'D to Dist. No. 81, was granted. -
Casper, Wendler to be annexed 10 Dist.
No. 1OS was granted. .x..
~ John Gross and John Ping % be annex
I'd to Dist. No. 9, WAS rsjected. 4# @a9 '@ go.
:. Thomas Pollang, to Be annexed To- Dist.
No. 8 was granted. fss44 e..t, ttsEs3ta9tq II
Il The communication, Of; the Auditor of
Pope county. relative to School District
No, tlo1, was laid on the table. ~ ~ ..ot,,,
Adjourned. y ~ .x,rs : J., -. .,<,,..,r
WEpNslEsDAY.-The following was adopt
ed: =. Tx ,.,,
WHEREAS. At the last Legislature an
act was passed that nc school tax shall be
levied on the taxable property situated
more than FIVE miles distant from the
school house; and o..
WHEREAS. The following sections are
who're than FIVE miles from District No. 20 F.;
therefore IL - =
Resotued, That Sections 1e, II, 10, 20,
81, %, 20, 81, 80, SO, and get set sec 80,
Town 124, Range 80, be detached from
Dist. No. 40 and attached to Dist. No. Is,
and that Sections l and II, Town 124,
Range 81, be detached from Dist. No. 20
and attached to Dist. No. 60, and that Sec.
tons 2, 8, 10 and II be -detached from Dist.
No. 20 and attached to Dist. No. 10Y;
; And that Sections 4, s, 6, Z, and 9
Town 124, Range "a, be detached from
Dist. No. 50 and attached to Dist. No. So,
and that Sections 10, 80 and 81, Town 124,
Range 81, be.detached from Dist. No. 81
and attached to Dist. No. &c; r'},
II And that 81 of Town '124, Range "a, ex-
cept vi ne} and q nw} Section /, be de-
tached from Dist. No. "a;
And that sections 2 II, -, ls, IA and
"a, Town ia, Range 80. be attached to
Dist: No. 9, and Section Is, same town and
range, Be attached to Dist. No. 60. =.
1t was decided to cancel the monthly re-
lief Off. Trisko, So; also, the monthly re-
lief of Chas. Bauer for boarding w. Phillip.
Itwas resolved that the County Auditor
receive sealed proposals for 60 cords of
wood, 20 cords to be delivered by Novem.
Der LIST, 1875; 20 cords by Dec. LIST, 1876,
and the remainder by Jan. LIST, 1876, and
that the Auditor be authorized to have the
same sawed.
G. s. Weber was allowed S25 per month
for boarding and medical attendance Of
VIM. Phillip.
The Auditor was authorized to draw an
order for the taxes on the set Sec. 4, Town
124, Range 80.
The petition of A. Sauer to be annexed
to School District No. 81 was accepted.
The report of the County Superintendent
e ~, II
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

EPIscOPAL.@St Johns Church, in Lower Town.
Services every Sabbath at l0R q. IN. and n d M
Sunday School at u N. Evening prayer meeting
Fridays at O'Clock. Raw. ]. T. Chamber, Rector
RAPTIsr.-Church near SECOND Ravine bridss,
Services every Sabbath at 1O& 4 m. and O'Clock 3
~. Prayer meeting on Thursday evenings At Z
o'clock. Seats free and al are Welcome Rev. w. +
Stanley, Pastor. Sunday School At II m.
METHop1sT.-t Church, corner Warrington ave-
and Chapel street) Services every Sabbath At 10Y
4 N. and q p m. Sunday School At IL m. Rev.
II. s. Hilton, Pastor.
, PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Richmond ayenus(
services every Sabbath at 10H O'Clock 4. \, and
7;4s IN: Sabbath School At u \. Prayer meetins
"wednesday evening at 745. Seats free. Special In
vatat1on extended to strangers. T.. -
CoNaRnaArIoNAL CHuRcH.-(South Of Ravine
SSridse9 Union services At 10Y O'clock am. Sunday
School At u m. Prayer meeting ON Wednesday even
Ing It ~ O'clock. Rev. g. R. Milton, Pastor;
reaidence with Mr.. c Bridgman In lower town.
worahipers.
CATHOLIC Church Of Immaculate Conception,
Se. 0ermain StReet.) Pastor Rev. Benedict Haindl,
0.s; b; Assistant, Rev. Aphonso Kuisle, o. 9: B.
services, week days ut q M: Sundays, First Mass
TIA m. High Mass and sermon At 10 T. NJ; YES
PER- At p. mi Cathechetical instruction At p m.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

In sums of $500, $500, $500 and $500,
on three to five year5 time, on real estate
farm security, by: . y.,:-iE..
BANK or ST., CLOUD.
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During the past week the city has
been filed with Eastern s'drummers" after
Minnesota -four; Those folks down in
New England and "York-state'' know
what -four the best bread is made of. Mip-
nesota beats them all!
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-Ju0t rece1v ed to-day.
avery large assortment
of CAP9-latest styles
Including the stKuklux,"
<ewaver1y;ss ssP e1sian, -
etc., at h. Mitche11'e
clothinor store t',.f "F& ;"
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WANrED-A girl to do general house
work. inquire Immediately, at this Office
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Call at n. z. Mitchells clothing store
and see line of the best and most stylish
beaver-cloth overcoats ever brought to
this market.
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!. =. The hat you have been looking for is
at H.Z. Mitchelps. ..I:, -:
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The Ladies Society of the Presbyterian
church will meet with Mrs. James Carlisle
nat Thursday afternoon, at o'clock. AL
are cordially invited.
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e. t.As-.4 ~ 2 2sE-.sss,s'- * /
NAME PRAIRIE.
WHAT THE FARMERS ARE DOING
|. .tsrl~ a AND TALKING ABOUT. IT,.
MAINE PRA1R1E. Oct. 4th. 1875


II. MAINE PRAIRIE, Oct. 18th, 1875. T.,
EDITOR JOURNAL. Many of our farm
ers came home from the fair, with blue and
red ribbons sticking out from packages d
wheat, potatoes, corn, butter and preserves
and on the horns Of their cattle, and seem
ed to feel proud Of them. 1T appears to BIZ
generally conceded that there was a bette,
display of agricultural products and ma
chinery this year than at any previous
fair, and nothing but the weather prevent
ed it from being grand success.
.n 70 AT THE GRANGE MEETING
Miss Mary. Greedy and Mrs. F. Hamil.
ton were necessarily absent, and sent their
regrets with their essays. Mrs. B. u
Watkinss lecture was to the point and was
well delivered. Mrs. E; III. Atwood had
been to the fair and was excused till the
next time. The relative merits of stock
and grain raising were discussed. Elder
Shoemaker thought that if we had a cheese
factory established here stock-raisine
would be the more profitable; had always
noticed that, in suitable localities, those
farmers prospered the best who went into
the dairy business. 8. F. Brown, did not
see much profit in either stock or grain
raising. Mr.. Greedy had raised large
crops Of grain, but did not believe that he
ever made dollar profit raising wheat
was in favor Of q cheese factory; thought
best to SOW more tame grass; had thirty
acres seeded to timothy, which was doing
well. Michael Goodner thought that the
way We were doing, raising both stock and
grain, was better than raising either alone,
but was in favor of cheese factory. E.
n. Atwood thought it best to keep enough
stock to eat up and work over all the
straw, corn stalks and hay that one. could
raise sowed less than half of his titled
land to wheat, and ON the balance raised
hay, oats and corn, which was mostly fed
out at home and thus kept his land fertile
and enabled him to raise 20 or 80 bushels
of wheat to the acre did not believe that
it paid to raise stock and buy feed for them.
1t was resolved to have festival in two
weeks, for the Patrons and their families.
THE FROST
on the 22d of August played some singular
pranks, killing one mans corn dead and
leaving his next neighbours untouched.
About one-third Of the corn was entirely
ruined one-third will yield half crop Of
soft corn ; the other one-thid will be first
rate. MP,
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REPUBLICAN MEETINGS.

The Hons. M. II. Dunnell, s. J. r. Nc.
MILAN and w. r. Marshall will speak At
s.. Cloud next Monday evening, October
u. llth. +@%
....sEhe Hons. 8. J. r. Mcmillan and W.
q. M.z.ha1l win speak At s.uk Centre,
Tuesday evening, October 18th; It Alex
andria, Wednesday evening, October 18th ;
and at Glenwood, Thursday evening, Octo-
Der 18th.
The Hon VIM. Window will speak at
Fergus Falls, Tuesday evening, October
18th.
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A' V1A<ns was tAe1eupO0 declared
unanimously chosen, and being present &C
cepted the nomination. -,,-.g!-s:,' d.
1t is understood that on the first three
formal ballots, the delegates who voted for
Wright were q. M. Tobey, W. w. Wright,
( 2 votes) John L. Wilson and J. B.
-scherer e votes) of this city, and H. Wal
terman, of St. Augusta; that those who
voted for Gilman were M. Fisher and Jos.
Hall, Of this city, John Schwartz. e votes)
of the town of St. Cloud, and J. P. Ham
merel and F. Hurrls, of St. Augusta; w.
T. Rigby, of Lynden, 'tscattered:"7 1t, was
also UNDERWOOD that it was the, vote Of. r.
Hurrla, Of St. Augusta, which on the fourth
ballot nominated Mr.. Wright. So. :,
o, Charley,
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= ~7~ Dennis is expecting large shipmen
Of peaches, apples and grapes. -"
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PEasosAL.-Judge McKelvy held 1
term 81 the District Court At Willmar lasl
week for Judge Brown. He started Mon.
day for Alsxandria to hold ! term Of court
at that place.
Mr.. Joseph Kraker, wide-awake mer-
chant of Albany, called on Friday. |
We had a call Monday from Mr.. w. p.
Todd, who is now engaged in mercantile
business at Willmar.
~ Mr.. ]. Owens who has been aasiating
with Mr.. j w. Tenvoorde's businsss az
fairs for some months past, went s. Paul
Tuesday. He made many friends while
here.
Capt. L. w. Collina md 81. NJ. Atkins,
Esq, started for Alexandra Monday to at
tend the term Of tho District Court which
opened Tuesday. They expect to return
the last Of this week.
Mr.. E. Cross, who went to Fort Garry
some weeks ago with drove Of cattle, re.
turned Tuesday evening, having had \ good
trip. ...
Mr.. D. Good ner, of Maine Prairie, starts
for Winterset, Iowa, nextweek.
Mr.. ]. Prondzinski has returned from
the East and his new goods are rapidly AZ
irving. III
Mr.. NJ. Majerus starts next Tuesday
for the East, to be absent until spring.
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AeThe Circulation Of The Journal 10
DOUBLE that OF any other Paper Publish-
she'd In Northern Minnesota. Advertisers
should remember this.
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BUsIlrEss CHANGE.


MI. F. D. cro'sm.a has purchased tie
DOCK and stationery egtablishment Of Mr..
Chas. Reee, in the post Office BUILDING. and
will keep on hand At al times large md
well assorted stock Of school and miscella.
neous books stationery, wall paper, bab,
carriages. bird cages, notions, music.lzmer.
chandise, ETC. Nj. g. il = valuable scoui.i.
ton to the number of our business men. and
We bespeak for him . liberal patronage.
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At the Democratic Legislative Con-
vsntion for the 30th District held ct Sauk
Rapids last Saturday, Dr.. L. Mayo, of
Sank Rapids, was nominated for Senator
= (receiving IL votes to for II. Lafond)
and F. x. .Goulet, Of Brainerd, for Repre-
sentative. - .s ye: ss.: ~: x
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"A lot Of fall styles of caps-very nobby
-reoeiyed yesterday. Ut 81. q. Mitchell's.
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The First Division.
OF THE
81. PAUL + PACIFIC RAILROAD,
1915. Summer Time Table. 1875.

ST. PAUL AND q. CLoUD.-90Ma NORTH.
Leave St. Paul go 4. n. 4:10P. N.
Arrive at 81. Cloud 2:O5 p. II. 500 r. N.
Leave ST. Cloud 2:S0P.M.
ST. 10 sos r. n.
Arrive ut Melrose 4:5O r. n.
GOING SOUTH.
Leave Melrose els 4. II.
st. 10 11:l5 4. II.
Arrive ut st. Cloud 1885 A. II.
Leave st. Cloud 12:O5 r. II. 7:20 A. n.
Arrive at st. Paul 4:53 p. n. 11:08 A. II.
sAUK RAPIDS TRAIN.
Leaves Sank Rapids 700 4. n.
Arrives At Sank Rapids $40 P. n.
running time, 10 minutes).
]. H. RANDALL,
'- General Ticket Agt.
E.Q. .sEWALL, supt.
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The total number of scholars in the State,
a. returned by the Assessors, is 2,0,550
total amount of apportionment, $l46, 1880.
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Several hundred pounds of old type, suit
able for babbit metal, can be purchased at
this Office.
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BuFFALoEs. BUFFALoEs.

We mean the buhalo.robe coats at
H. z. Mitchell's clothing, store. Call
and see them. -s,".s-.'
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See the advertisement Of "Auc-
ton Sale" by Fairchild, on this page
Of this weeks paper, -. y. 7.,,s,. .
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See advertisemeent of auction e. / 8,

= A lot Of extra buffalo robes for sale d
81, 2. Mitchelps clothing store. u,..
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s"Rainy, disagreeabls weather, but .
good show and fair attsndancs Of psople''
i he heading 70 most reports Of The diff.
fsrsnt county fairs held in this State dur
ing the past two weeks and tells the story
in brief The Mankato fair was the excep-
ton and was q success in every particular
The Rev. Mr.. Keeper was assigned
by the late NJ. E. Conference to the church
at 81. Cloud. Mr.. K. has been in Fari-
bault two years, and his ministerial duties
have been discharged in manner very &C
ceptable to his congregation. The church
was agitated with dissensions when he
came, but he leaves it united and in .
aourishing condition, spiritually and fnan-
eially.-Far'daa1 Repud!.oan. 49,
H. L. Gordon, Esq, returned home
yesterday noon. His examination, which
occupied SIX days, concluded Tuesday even.
ing. Thirty witnesses were examined, and
800 pages of testimony was taken. The
UeAeu0o uAU AVt DULL uHJ AAO AAmoO18tely
after the case was closed the Justice direct
ed that Mr.. Gordon be discharged; The
condition of Desmond Is variable lone day
he is better and the next day woEse-but
ON the. whole he appears 70 be improving.
andit j. thought that He win ultimately get
wsll., III .E ;s ss,3..s 3sssssf
f.
The Wright County zsmss has the
following wsll.deserved good words g ~
Of Mr.. CT. Cumming, Of Clearwater, the
Republican candidate for Treasurer Of
that county: 81 .4z "TRIP e. f.5: s. Z
OF Mr.. Cummings, the candidate for
Treasurer, We have only TO say that We
have had no reason % change the good
opinion expressed = year, ago when be wss
candidate for County Auditor. He IN the
equal Of his opponent in point of honesty
and his superior in clerical ability and the
educational qualifications necessary for the
proper transaction of the business IL the
Treasurer office. =.
Attention iscalled to the advertisement
1S..1 49,
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The young men hereabous are glad
that the parlor stoves are up again. II has
ben rather too cool Of late 70 ST On the
front door steps or swing on the gate
and fully enjoy the privileges Of ones
surroundings. ..,,... r..
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Miss Jennie Shlwell, formerly of thii
place, and = graduate of the st. Cloud
Normal School, Is now teaching school at
Grand Forks, Dakota Territory.-Lit1e
Falls Courier.
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Z. 49,
SOS to $50 Per Day s Sc g. ss ss:s
with the GREAT WESTERN WELL AUGERl We
mean it, and are prepared to demonstrate the fact
Our Augurs are worked entirely. by horse power
and will bore at the rate O. twenty feet per hour
It bores full size well, and Of any depth required
It will bore in all kinds of earth-soft sand and
limestone, bituminous stone coal, slate and hard
pan; and we make the best of wells in quicksand
43rGood active agents wanted in every State
Illustrated catalogue, terms, figures, &c. proving oul
advertisement bona )ade. Address - -ss7'''
Great Western Well Anger. Co..,
Bloomfield, Davis County, Iowa
&3rstate in what paper you saw this advertise
ment. 1.a&fE5. : septS0
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S. California fruits, ofevery variety
81 cents q can, at Boyd's Cash Store.
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Dennis has just received fresh stock
ofthe choicest confectionery and is prepared
to compete with any house in the city.
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DEM0cRA1I0 DISTRICT CONVENTION.

The Denocr.tic Convention for the First
Representative District Of TIL, :, county, in
Guiding the city of St. Cloud, and the towns
of St. Cloud, st. Augusta and Lynden,
was held At st. Augusta last Saturday af-
teEnoon.
An informal ballot for q candidate for
Representative was taken, with the follow
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SCHOOL FuND.-The semi-annual ap.
portionment of the permanent scho Of fund
of the State has been made. We give the
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CLASS h, DIVISION lsr.
PRODUCTS OF FIELD AID GARDEN.

sHD ss:5 *S %' ~ 1 R:., f 4 ss
s""sn Wiz! III s pos:te ess premium
Premium
Sas Ss p Rsas% PREMIUM -
ca0n1age, ISL premium. !
VIM Douglass shened
premium -
W T. Rtpbv co m sers s premium
" ushes
sms~ rSe tHTnps IT. premium
Fowler corn % premium"
premium, ::."" ":
squash l Prmiun,
CLASS l. DIVISION lr .'~.i
a, JggDsEs ;- A Hines s ccumbsr
: H FS medley Xss 4:
" 3a1eaa e@90nk!cn' y premium premium -
: CLASS DIVISION -
A gDsss5 Mr. MSatgs%ssy mo9tseme.y Mr. Evans
Mr." VIM e0Da0n, GTit is % Premium Premium
carpet PREMIUM -
M VIM guilt premium
@ Shoes pee1 Premium
ap rooss special premium - ~ ."".
Wm PREMIUM -"
l~ a. 20
L .*&G:s g PREMIUM "
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Observation-Disclosures tha sudden r;se IA 7k

cents per barrel on apples, still Dennis sells
at the old price, 40 cents per peck.
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Also, with S. NJ. PErrrNa111 / Co., -
Park Row, New York, and 10 Stats street,
Boston, who are authorized to make con-
tracts for advertising.
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Sheet wax, for making flowers, fo'
sale at Rosenberger's book store.
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We are informed that DR.. Schuman, of
s.. Joe, intends taking = trip to the Old
Country. ...>s...:.... .. i.
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~A fev hours easy vo'k will gel
you a ttrst-class se.o;i'eg machine. Sci
our premium offer on fourth page.
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Of Education Monday evening, so that there
was no meeting. A meeting will be held
Saturday evening. g.,
Capt Chittenden's new steamboat, the
Enterprise, arrived At Monticello from
Minneapolis, on her first trip, Sunday even
ing. She is : small affair, and draws but
eight inches Of water. g. 49, /
When 1 Misunderstanding occurs in I
Minneapolis household the injured wife
empties teapotfull Of boiling-hot tea into
the car Of the offending husband, and then
the nsishbosa come in and sayshs did just
right while the vanquished masculine goes
off to poulies his peeled au1iels With lard
and to mediate on things. :. .,l.l:.
49,. o. Simmons, formerly Of Little
Falls, well known in northern Minnesota,
was ahot through the right arm It Biamarck
Saturday BY Cherokee Liz, halfbreed f.
male outcast who had been lying about
the hay and other camps cooking, &C., for
the past few months. He interfered to
prevent her stealing from neighboring
claim, which was the cause for theshooting.
She was arrested and committed to await
the action Of the grand jury.
The Minneapolis Null says that by the
provisions of the bill appropriating money
for the preservation of the Falls of. St. An
thony and the Improvement of the upper
Mississippi river, ''the sum ofs10o, 900 was
made for the preservation of the Falls Of
St. Anthony, So, 900 of which could, at the
discretion of the government engineers, be
used for the improvement of navigation on
the upper Mississippi. No money was,
however, appropriated directly for that
purpose" =,
This is scarcely satisfactory. The peo-
pie of this city were assured by prominent
men of Minneapolis, leaders in this navi-
cation movement, that the interests of the
country along the upper river. should be
taken care of and that = share Of any ap-
preparation that might be obtained should
be used for improving the navigation Of
the upper Mississippi. '''
Again the Aals says: y, - VIZ. 80.
= minneapolis il deeply interested il the
subject of the navigation of the river above
this point, md u ready 70 do her share to
promote such an enterprise when the prop
er parties are ready 70 conduct it ON strict
and rsliable business principles" =?
Neither Is this. st. Cloud business men
subscribed their full proportion Of the
stock for the building of line of steam
boats, and twas Minneapolis that failed
Ito do her share" Don't be selfish down
there, and gobble everything.
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The Rev. w. E. Stanley will preach
at the Baptist chapel next Sunday At 10
o'clock A. M.
There will be no services at the Pres
byterian church next Sunday. Sunday
school at IL o'clock.
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The following verse was picked
up on the sidewa ak in this city the
day after the holding Of the Demo-
cratic Representative Convention at
St. Augusta:
Close the door lightly,
Be gentle in tread,
Our beloved-ed Charley
Is knocked on the head.
Gone to meet the Railroad C0mmisionership
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BY an oversight last week We neglect
ed to mention the advertising card of A.
W. Dennis in the new hotel desk.