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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-12-16
80, YOUNG Il BRADFORD.
CROSS HAS 'EM!

Parties in want of Christmas trees can
be accommodated right at home. E. Cross
has a lot of the incest trees ever brought to
town. Call at his shop.
You will also find there turkeys fol-
Christmas-the best in the market-beside.
poultry of other kinds, game, beef veal,
etc. Those who; buy of Cross, find no
cause of complaint.
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STOP: YOUR COUGH |

The wonderful results and immense sale
of Hsle's Cough Cordial the past season
ought to convince the most skeptical; still
We are going to continue the same liberal
offer that We have made heretofore, viz
Any person suffering with cold, cough o,
sore throat, who will cali at G. soHu1'
TENS CT any other Drug Store and purchase
bottle of Hale's Cough Cordial, use one
half of it, and if they then conclude that II
is doing them no good, they can return tn,
balance and receive back their money
Who would not test this medicine on such
liberal terms7 No medicine ever sold il
this vicinity that produced such wonderful
results. All We ask is that you will try
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FOR, THE HOLIDAYS.

Mockenhaupt is just in receipt ofa new
lot of goods for the holiday trade. He can
supply articles for gifts both useful and or
namental. His selection is full and he
will sell, as usual, at very low prices. Re.
member Mockenhaupfs = when. looking
around for your holiday goods. -
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GOOD PUMPS CHEAP.

The undersigned has; received lot of
porcelain;lined pumps, which are the best
thing Of the kind in the MARKET and which
he will sell as cheap as they can be bought
at the factory. Call and see them.
|: . .r..., e., , Il. THIELMAN.
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HO! FOR. CHRISTIANS,
GET READY IN TIME.

Joseph Howard is prepared to supply
everybody with a fine fat turkey for Christ
mas; He deals in only the very best and
is sure of giving satisfaction. He will also
have for Christmas. an extra fine lot Of
chickens, geese, ducks, beef, veal, venison,
mutton, pork, etc., etc. Remember thai
Howard's is the place to leave your order.
for your Christmas outfit.
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For REsr.-A dwelling house on Well
avenue, pleasantly located, with we'll, els
tern, etc, Inquire At this Office.
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.~s The =, The register. of the West House shows
large number Of arrivals daily. Among
the names entered this week are Gen. T.
H. Barrett, Sterling. Ill.,; J. s. Braun, Bis
marck; R. M. Russell, Minneapolis; s..
Z Peande1gast, Sank Centre. Dr.. W. T. Col.
Inns, Clearwater; Rev. D. Burt, State
Superintendent of Public instruction, St.
Paul; G. B. Harris, Chicago; G. White,
Philadelphia; G. NJ. Perkins, Winona !;
6. T. Spencer, St.. Paul; Frank Fairchild,
St. Paul F. H. Dupton, Chicago.
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LADIES'. FURs.,'

Young & Bradford have the largest
stock of ladies' furs ever offeredin this city
and are selling them cheaper than ever
Ladies should call and make their select
ions while the assortment is complete.
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10 TIER
fine FURNITURE !

the following articles, manufactured nv NJ
4sees arandel4eyef, wiilbs disposed Of By iSttery
a soon A. the tickets are sold: ~ '~''
Rosewood Secretary sion N
Fine Wardrobe, cherry. rosewood pls 500
Fss noSaP $d Sesesu' with mtrrog, ). AASo
Also. Hay and straw Cutter :. SO
4H Haaltlon to the furniture named above, there
IT. fSs4!e iiames stools, ETC., the whole compris
s.. tuinitals way all made BY hand and ia very
Tickets 500, and can bepu.oasssa At 01sndsl.
neysrs xhere the furniture ca1 be seen.
novll-tf JACOB eRANDEIhEYER,
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MUSIC LESSONS,

Mrs, M. Miners is now prepared to take
pupils for the piano forte, Applicants may
inquire at &Mockenhaupt's store. Music
rooms above said store. 49,;
- .. NJ. MINERS.
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WHERE TO GOT

J. w. Tenvoorde is in receipt of q 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 Tenvoorde's..
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Capt. J.. E. West, proprietor Of that
magnificent hotel, the West House, il the
most popular p NJ. St. Cloud ever had,
if We may judge correctly from the senti-
ments expressed by leading citizens of that
thriving city.-Littte Falls Courier.
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i REAL EsTATRrRANsPERs.
Reported psekly erpressly for The JOURNAL
BY John Zapp, Egg, Register Of Deeds.

For tho Week Ending Dec 10, 1875.
Susan s Hunter to John Cooper for sw} s
70 + 1925 r gov $500
John J Reynolds and wife to Peter VII
" helm forw Of lots 9 and 10 blk 80 in
town of Melrose 500
Frederick w LEM and wife to Peter vii
helm for lot 6 blk 16 in town of Melrose
l. = .$226
Joseph G. Smith and wife to Miles Erick-
son for 81 set and swi get s "a T 123 B
34w s1~>s $3.50
Morgan Mills and wife to Joseph Mills for
nW4 8 Is 7. l22 r 3lw $500
Joseph Mills and wife to John Pnckett for
nw3 s 20 T 122 r 81 " 81 800
John 8 Puckett and wife 70 Emily Mitch
: ell.for, 81 nw4 s % T l22 r 81 Y 500
John 8. Puckett and wife to Wilson T
Mills for VT nw4 s Is T 122 & 81 " 500
Wilsen T Mills and wife to John 8 Packet
for swf nw} S14 T. 122 R3lw $3.50
Michael Plantikow and wife to Samuel
Nehring for 10 acres Of net net s 81 T
l22 r 32w $l5
Samuel Nehring and wife to Michael Neh
ring for " 10 acres of net net s 81 T
122 r 80 w $40
Edwin and VIM F Clark ct al TO Chas F
and VIM Powell for nwt 20 T 125 R
SOW 1920
Zachariah Bonham and wife to Abraham s
Hoy for blk 81 in Eddelbrocks add to St
Cloud $500
Edwin Litchfield and wife to Jacob Mhe,
for nw} s 8 TIA r 33w SIX
James F Bradford to Freeland H Dam 70,
Vt lots l and 2 blk 80 in St Cloud city
$15(
Jacob Becker and wife to Therisa Heimer
for n IL "a acres set s 10 T l23 r 81 Y
| z... 50,
Robert Hover and wife to August Ferdinand
I Nehring for nj mel sec + l22 r 90 y
$60(
Albert E. Bugbie and wife to A. Ferdi
nand Nehring for 81 net sec 6 T 122 +
32w 460l
Trustees LIST Div st. P. 4 P. r. r. Co. t,
Herman Uens for vi nwf and get nw1
sec 50 I 123 r 33w $60(
Trustees of LIST Div. st. P.&P.R, R,Co
August Weber for nj nw} sec 81 T IL;
| R,32W SAC
Trustees LIST Div. St. P. & P. 3. r. Co. t.
VIM. Weber for set uwt sec 81 T 123
32w. t2
Henry =. Seymour to. Freeland Dam 70
LIT HI Oh g. 1l>.I q, NJ
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St. Cloud, Dec. 18th, 1875.

SUDDEN DEATH Saturday afternoon,
about five o'clock, Mrs. VIM. Goundry, iv-
ing near the St. Francis, in Sherburne
county, while in apparently good health,
fell dead almost instantly. She asked for
a drink Of water and the next moment was
corpse. Her death is supposed to have
been caused by heart disease. She was at
one time resident of this city and was
highly esteemed by her friends. Sheleaves
husband and three children to mourn her
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The weather has been very mild dur
ing the past week until this morning, when
Mr.. boreas elevated his vertabrae some-
what There is not yet SNOW enough for
good sleighing, and trade is unfavorably
affected in consequence.
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TO HOUsEKEEPERs.

For new stove or any kitchen goods
you can save money by going toA. K. Pru.
den, Third street, St. Paul.
specialties.-Doty Washers, Sweet Home
Ranges, Green-wire Flower Stands, and
Woodruft's patent Earth Closets.
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M1IL1NERx,-Late:t st les,. cheap, 1t
Mrs. Kemp's new store: ntA; tcor to Cur;
tiss: Also, fashionable dressiuaking and
sewing of all kinds done.
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Thursday an attachment case of con-
siderable importance was brought before
Judge McKelvy. It is one possessing new
features and" in which the Judge takes
much Interest. He placed her at the foot of
the home calendar for consideration be-
tween terms, i 49, 49,
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The ladies of the Catholic church
have about completed their. arrangements
for fair. 1t will be held in the new
4schoolhou'e, beginning Monday, Decem-
bef 27th and continuing, day and evening,
five DAYS.
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-Ho, for Christmasl Robertson has q
large stock Of jewelry, silverware, etc., for
holiday presents. H., r., =, -
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VDNEE1GT1ONE Fl
= =
At. Kuck's Bakery.

Julius Kuck has, as usual, the choicest
selection of:6ne confectionery for the holt
days to be found in the city. Few stores in
the State offer SO large and choice q stock.
He is confident of being able to suit al
customers. Opposite C. F. &, w. Powelps,
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Reports from the Insane Asylum state
that Al. Greeley, of Maine Prairie, who
was taken to the Asylum, in the early part
of October, is no better. :.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

In sums of $500, $500, $500 and $500
on three to five years time, on real estate
farm security, by
BANK OF ST.. CIouD.
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just the thing for Christmas pres
ent: one of Keeps Patent Partly Made
Shirt only $l.50-at Young & Bradford'a
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-Latest styles of millinery goods Of al
kinds at Mrs. Thomas's.
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STILL THEY COME
Dennt0s9.

Another addition to the
already attractive stock
of Toys, at
Dan r,fasa
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Fine stock of fresh confectionery TO-
Christmas at Bettenburgs.
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=. BY request Of = majority of tho MEM
bers, the next regular meeting of Diamond
Lodge, I. o. @. T., will be on Tussarstll
evening, Dec. n, and not on Saturday
evening.
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Through the Alexandria Land Office,
farmer Donnelly has taken tree claim
near Morris,-Poss,
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Go to Bsttenburg's for your candies,
nuts, etc., for Christmas.
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The only genuine oysters is Maltby'I
Goto -. PARsoNs's.
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Tuesday there were 4 number Of
'"untutored minds" in town, from the Mile
Lac country. They bought quite extern.
sively from our merchants goods in the
line Of groceries, dry goods, notions. etc
q and tits intimated that they selected some
articles which just suited them when the
sstorekeeper, wasn't looking. Some of the
female "untoots" moseyed around with
healthy looking pappooses slung across
their backs.
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mi d TT w..l:

ED. B. U. Watkins is continuing his
analytical discourses At the chapel on TEN.
I|per-qce street between Eighth and Ninth,
..Sast 81 Jackson. Those desiring. il hear
a plain scriptural and cogent reasoner az
invited to drop in this evening at half past
seven o'clock.-&. Paul Pioneer Preas.
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LOOK! LOOK!

Germantown yarn, Is cents
a skein or two skeins for Is
cents.
Atwood grey yarn, only
$l.OO per pound.
Saxony yarn, S cents a
skein. -.
v0TNn n. DID r1@r@
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80. H. Parsons's stock of candies, nuts,
canned goods, etc. !, il far ahead Of anything
in town. All fresh.
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NEW STYLES.

Just received, splendid lot of neU styles
Of caps, at H. q. Mitchells Clothing Store
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-Extra.heavy, scarlet and blue Mackin.
aw cloth suits, at H. z. Mitchells cheap
clothing store.
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REAL ESTATE AGENCY
OF
Cooper & HinchiIwood,
ST. CLOUD, MINI.
FOR SALE

No. So. Corner lot, with history house.
Good we'll in kitchen, good barn.
and good picket fence, with fruit
trees, &C., in yard. Good location.
Will be sold cheap for cash, or ex-
changed for good land.
No. 54. Lots 4, 5 aud s, in block 40, st.
Cloud City. Good we'll and SINAI,
barn on premises. Good location.
viii be sold very cheap, and on
terms to spit purchaser,
No, 90. A dwelling house in lower town.
opposite the Normal School.
Good barn, well, etc. Will be
sold very cheap and on easy terms,
No. 81. Two-story house, containing ID
rooms. 81 lots, on which are fine
fruit and shade trees, good we'll,
cistern and barn. Very desirable
neighborhood. Must be sold.
No. SO. 100 acres land in Benton county ::
good timber; 30 acres meadow on
. nice little stream running
Through the place; 40 acres in
crop; good log house and stable !;
agood we'll and within half mile
Of school house, store and saw
mill; will be sold very cheap,
and on easy terms.
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= ... The largest and 6nest assortment Of
books fancy goods, toys, etc., for the holt
days may be found at Rees's bookstore.
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-Nubias, scarfs and ladies' silk ties i,
endless variety at Young & Bradford's.
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"A fine assortment of beaver cloakinps
or sale at Young & Bradford's: =.
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-oat meal, buckwheat -four, boltet
meal and graham -four, at q
CLARK & Vines.
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LOOK LOOK ?.

Germantown Yarn, Is
cents a skein or e: skeins
for. e6 cents.
AL wool grey yarn,
only $1.OOper pound.
"Saxony yarn, e cents q
skein. .:.>..
v01rn
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Official Paper. Of the City.
NOTICE.

c. F. Cummings, Esq, of Clearwater, is
our authorized agent to receive subscrip-
tons for The JOURNAL at Clearwater,
Lynden and Clear Lake.
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-3 pounds of best saleratus for IS cents
at Boyd's Cash Store.
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x 'chcice sweet cider, apples, coffee,
gar, tea, and spice, at Dennis's,
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NOTHING LIKE 1rlAThe stock Of boli.
day confectionery, nuts, etc. just received
fresh and nice, at =
L s&t}'7F ~ - Il - - -.
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Go to Young 4 Bradford's for holiday
goods.
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If you want the best and cheapest
family groceries at the lowest prices 80 TO
r. Curtis's. He is receiving new stock
Of the beat oqds. ~
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A lot of extra buffalo robes for sale q,
H. z. Mitchell's clothing store =
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do not forget to go to Robertson's
jewelry store before making your holiday
purchases. &c..
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The Good Templars are pretty we'll
satisfied with their work thus far. They
think it is beginning to tell, in several
ways.
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The Congregational Sociable will meet
at Mrs. Ira Moo1e's Friday evening, Dec.
18th. All are invited.
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John Dorr, tthe old ice man." will
deliver wash ice in any part Of the city.
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IS pounds of granulated or cut loaf su
gar, for $1.00, at Boyd's Cash Store.
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The fact is that the ladies can buy the
best millinery goods at the lowest prices a,
81. Ottensmeyers.
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-Maltby's oysters always on hand Al
Parsons's. -
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TO MIL MEN AND OTHERS.

Several hundred pounds of old type, suit
able for babbit metal, can be purchased at
this Office.
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AThe Circulation of The Journal IL
DOUBLE that OF any other Paper Publish
shed In Northern 1Iinnesots. Advertisers
should remember this.
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'-Callfornia fruits, of every variety, IS
cents a can, At Boyd's Cash Store. =
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On the first page may be found an
excellent letter descriptive of St. Cloud.
from the pen of Mr.. L. D. Burch, editor Of
the Chicago Commercial Adpers;ser. Extr.
copies Of this weeks paper may be had at
this Office. 1t is good number to send
away to your friends.
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We have just received a lot of the
latest styles Of type and ornaments for fine
Job printing, including some beautiful
styles for visiting and wedding cards.
When in want fob printing of any kind
and 1t low prices do not fail 10 call at The
JOURNAL Office.
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YOU NG.& BRADFORD
"A GOLD NINE.

A GOLD NINE.
It always pans out useful things,
Shirt studs, beads and fine key-rings,
DOES THE BIG BONANZA.
Whistles, watch chains, rich and rare,
Adapted for the young and fair.
BUY THE BIG BONANZA
- AT DENN1s's.
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The best place to buy holiday goods i.
At Young & Bradford's. :,
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FOR SALE CHEAP,

A dwelling house and lot, centrally 10
Gated.
Also, a two-story building, 22x66.
Inquire of
JAMES CARLISLE.
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lap robes for sale at Young & Brad
ford's, ga: r~s~ =; -
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Christmas comes oh Saturday (of next
week. this year.
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MAKE good use of your money and buy
your holiday goods at Young & Bradford's.
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The man that says these moonlight
nights are not charming superb
Is a-well, he needn't ever ask her to 70
ont skating with him again.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Head Light oil, Is cents a gallon, al
Boyd's Cash Store.
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/ =. a plump little damsel put in an ap-
spearsnce At the residence of the Hon. G.
"A. Gilman Friday, and is rather disposed
to monopolize the attention of the entire
family. "'' - -
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DIR. Goodale writing from Amsterdam,
N. Y, to the Fergus Falls Journal, says:
Sudden and extreme. changes here are
more trying to the constitution and danger
GUS to the health than with You, as the at
mosphere is more loaded with impurities
here than there. would rather risk my
health at Fergus Falls than in the valley
of the Mohawk. While some enjoy as
vigorous health here as they do there, dis
eases and deaths are more frequent here in
proportion to the number of Inhabitants.
The Baptist Weekly reports that in a
recent debate ON baptism in Missouri, more
than so lexicons, in English, Latin, Ger
man, Hebrew, and Syriac were used. The
debate lasted Ia days.
Respectfully referred to Frank Daggett,
of the Litehfeld News- Ledger.