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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-12-23
CITY COUNCIL.

ST. CLOUD, Dec. Il, 1875.
SPECIAL MEETMG.-Resert: AID. J.
G. Smith, Bennett, N. P. Clarke, L. CLARK,
Dorr, Edelbrock, Owen, Powell, scherer
and Wilson.
The following communication from May
or E1sns was 1eadand placed On file:
Mayors OFFICE, ST. CLOUD. |
Dec. Fl, 1875. !
To tie City Council Of St. Cloud.
GENrLEMEN-Ih have again called you
together to take further action in reference
to the Ordinance relating 10 Auctioneen.
I recently caused an arrest to be made for
the violation of the present ordinance, but
the matter was not further prosecuted, for
the reason of some supposed defects in the
Ordinance.
I therefore request that you win amend
said Ordinance that no question can arise
as to its validity, so that hereafter all per-
sons violating the same may be prosecuted
to the full extent of the law.
L. A. EVANS, Mayor.
A communication from L. w. Collins,
Esq, resigning the Office of City Attorney
was read and the resignation accepted.
On motion of Aid: Bennett the Council
proceeded to the election Of a City Attor-
ney. The ballot stood as follows:
O.
IL. IL. Gordon
D. B. Searle.
and D. B. Searle was declared elected.
On leave Aid. Wilson presented Ordi-
nance No. Is, which had its first reading
and on motion of Aid. Bennett was refer
red to the City Attorney and Committee on
Ordinances. ~ r. a.
The Council then adjourned to Thursday
evening. December 25th: 70, go
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MONEY TO LOAN.
r.. BANK OF ST.. CLOUD.

In sums of $500, $500, $500 and $500
on three to five years time, on real estate
tasnn ooAs,ssAv hxr-~ ...-..~ s~-,--- -.
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There is one branch Of industry which
has been very much neglected in this part
of the state-and that is, horse-stealing,
There is very little Of it in stearns County
% little indeed that when an offender is
caught he gets off very easy. The papers
in the southern part Of the State bring
every week reports Of horse stealings.
We are indebted to the Minneapolis
Tribune for crayon portrait Of the Hon.
John s. Pillsbury, Governor elect of Min
nesota. One of these portraits will be
given as a premium to each subscriber to
the weekly Tribune. We will furnish TEE
JOURNAL and the Tribune with portrait
one year for $3.40.
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NORMAL SCHOOL EXAMINATION,

The winter term closed Tuesday, with an
examination in the different class rooms,
Visitors passed from room to room, OBJ
tanning in this way general idea of the
work done by the school during the term,
and the verdict upon it was highly favora-
bic. It was vident that good use had been
made OF the time; that there had been
hard study by the pupils and careful train
ing by Prof. Klehle and his assistants.
The work of the bookkeeping classes
was offered for critical inspection in the
cash books" day books" "legers," etc.,
piled upon large table, and not only was
the penmanship good, but it was evident
that good knowledge of practical double
entry bookkeeping had been obtained.
The closing exercises were held IN the
audience room and were of q miscellane-
GUS character. The following is the pro-
gramme:
Sineing-By the School.
Essay-"Coral," by Miss Ada Gordon.
Essay-'The Hill behind the School
house." by Miss Hannah Anderson.
Thanksgiving" by Master
Charley Smith.
singing-'"The Star Spangled Banner"
by thelittleonea Of the Model School,
the Normal pupils joining in the
chorus.
Essay-"All for the Best" by Miss Lottie
Mobeck.
Essay-"Committee Day." by Miss Ella
Lathrop.
Recitation-'Money Bags" by Chas.
Bennett.
Essay-"Life," by Miss Tce.
Recitation-"Death of Tom Broker" by
Miss Ada Kiehle. -
Essay-"Amusements," by Miss Ella
Singing-By the School.
Method Lesson-By Miss. Russell, with
five Model pupils for her class.
Essay-t'Triaes," by Miss Anna Hill:
Essay-"Imagination," by Mr.. H. 8.
Locke. "}-'
Singing "Anetica," BY the School.
Prof: Kiehle then wishing the pupils
"Merry Christmas and "Happy New
Year." dismissed them for their holiday
vacation. This was followed by the usual
embracing and kissing strictly confined
to the young ladies-preparatory to the
two-weeks Of heart-rending separation:
The attendance during the term has been
~ follows:
Normal department.............
Model ......................... 81
Total .....'.................l74
Average in Normal department. ......"..122
Model ........... Is
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New iron railing for Treasurer Ganss
Office has just been received from Detroit,
Mich. 1t ia Handsomely finished.
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ARE You SAT1sFIED-To use crude or
adulterated Saleratus7 If not, then buy
Best Chemical saleratus, made by DsLand
& Co.
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DR.. w. Fell, Of Clearwater, writesfrom
Tallahassee, Florida, that he intends
spending the winter At that place, and if
pleased With the country, viii remove his
family (now at Minneapois) there next
foil -
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LOOK! LOCKE!

Germantowny yarn, Is cents
q skein or two skeins for Is
cents: = -: =. @r.'*.,
Atwood grey yarn, only
$l.00 per pound.
Saxony yarn, s cents a
skein. -"
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1t 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
:. .,'.'- :, Ar DENN1s's.
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Latest styles Of millinery goods of all
kinds at Mrs. Thomas's.
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Choice sweet cider, apples, coffee, su.
gar, tea, and spice, At Dennis's.
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Doctor Bardon, who for four years VA.
a practicing physician in this county, dist
Of scarlet fever, last week, in Boston,
ALexand,ia Poet.
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Tho season must be late in New York
State. We see in the Cazenovia Republican
of December 9th, a three-column ADVERTISE
inert Of an improved reaper and mower"
See the advertisement ofthe spring
term Of the State Normal School. The tu-
ition in the Normal department is free; in
the Model it has been reduced to $500 per
term Of nine weeks.
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1t will pay you to go to Bettenberg'i
for your candies and nuts for Christmas.
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Saturday Clara, \ little daughter Of
David shockley, Of Elk River, was badly
bitten about tho neck, chest and arms by
vicious dog belonging to Grey Bros. The
dog was promptly ahot by the girls father.
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REAL ESTATE AGENCY
Cooper & HinChiIwood ,
ST, CLOUD, MINI.
FOR SALE.

No. So. Corner lot with history house.
Good well 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. 81. Lots and 6, in block 40, St.
Cloud City. Good we'll and SMALL
barn on premises. Good location.
VIII be sold very cheap, and on
terms to suit purchaser.
No. 81. A dwelling house in lower town,
opposite TIE Normal School.
Good barn, well, etc. Will be
sold very cheap and on easy terms.
No. 81. Two-story house, containing Is
rooms. q lots. ON which are fine
fruit and shade trees, good we'll,
oistern and barn. Very desirable
neighborhood. Must DC sold.
No, 50, 100 acres land in Benton county:
good timber; 20 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,
aud ON easy terms. -
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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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SOS TO $50 Per Day : S'5 5: ss @ss:
with tho GREAT WESTERN LLAUGERl We
mean it. and are prepared to demonstrate the fact.
Our Augurs arc worked entirely: by horse power,
and will bore at the rate Of twenty feet per hour.
It bores full sse we'll, and Of any depth required.
It will bore in all kinds Of earth-soft sand and
Limestone, bituminous stone coal, slate and hard
AcGood active agents wanted in every State
and county in the United States. send for our il
lustrated catalogue, terms figures &C., proving
advertisement bona fde. Address
Great Western Well Anger Co.,
Bloomfield, Davis County, Iowa
ATstats in what paper you saw this advertise
ment. sept30
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-California fruits, of every variety, IS
cents a can, at Boyd's Cash Store.
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The Presbyterian Sabbath School will
give concert next Sabbath evening, At 7
o'clock, to which all will be welcome.
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Mr.. T. ]. Bonham has removed his
hardware store to one door above DR.. Web.
ers drug store.
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-3 pounds of best saleratus for Is cents,
at Boyd's Cash Store.
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The continuous warm weather has car
ried away all the snow from the streets and
entirely spoiled the sleighing.
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NEW GOODS.

To meet the increasing demand, 81. q.
Mitchell is almost daily receiving fresh
supplies of clothing and furnishing goods
at his new Clothing Store on Washington
Avenue Don't fail to give him a call if
you want to buy cheap.
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The fact is that the ladies can buy; the
best millinery goods at the lowest prices at
HI. Ottensmeyer's.
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POSTAGE The postage on pa
uOO17O6' pers must be paid at
the Office of publication. All subscribers
to The JOURNAL living outside Of Stearns
county should remember to remit Is cents
with their subscription for one year, or 10
cents for nix months, to pay the postage.
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rr7Justus Picket, wife and two boys left
Monday. Mr.. P. goes only to. St. Paul,
while the family 60 to New York.-Frgu.
Falls Journal. ' II. =:
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FoR RERr.-A dwelling house on Wells
avenue, pleasantly located, with well, els
tern, etc. Inquire at this Office.
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Head Light oil, Is cents gallon, al
Bovd's Cash Store.
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Official Paper Of the City.
NOTICE.

CT Cummings, Esq, Of Clearwater, is
our authorized agent to receive subscrip-
tons for The JOURNAL at Clearwater,
LINDEN and Clear Lake.
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"A lot of extra buffalo robes for sale at
H. q. Mitchell's clothing store }t:lF.s
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The only genuine oysters is Maltby's
Go to PARsONSs.
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In making your holiday purchases d
not forget Bettenberg's fine groceries.
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AS will be seen, the average attendance
is very high in comparison with the total
enrolment
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so CORDS OF WOOD WANTED.

The undersigned will receive bids for
fifty cords of good maple wood-part green
and part dry, the bids to state how much
of each and price for each. Bids will be
received until January 10, 1875; the wood
to be delivered on or before April LIST, 1875.
The right to reject any or all bids is reserv-
ed. =
ST. CLOUD NovELrY Works,
st. Cloud Post Office,
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The post Office will be open Christmas
for one hour after the arrival of the East
ern mail.
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&C, Fl, Kaufman has opened : sampl,

John Dorr, 'tthe old ice man." will
deliver wash ice in any part of the city.
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~'-Fresh chestnuts, 6gs, nuts, and the
best stock Of candy in the city At -. -.
: +. i,' - '@f 500 DENN1ss.
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St. Cloud will have 81, PAL 40 less tax
q to pay this year than last year.
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NOTHING LIKE 1r!-The stock Of holi.
day confectionery, nuts, etc., just received
fire h and nice, at ~.~ g..
s. 81. PARsoNs'a.
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The merchants of Rochester are
among the most liberal advertisers in the
State. They take space by the column and
double column in the city papers.
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Miss Marie C. Hicks, daughter of the
late ", E. Hicks, Of Alexandria, was mar
ried At that place Thursday evening Of last
week 10 DR.. Frank E. Lewis, ,,ssss
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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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For choice groceries, go tos. Il. Par
pVAA d - ,.iI.
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room In B. voesberg,s building, where he.
win y keep The choicest liquors, wines and
spigars Z. ... + i. =
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ssj II Peaches h only is cents i can, at Boyd''
Ca0n StOfe,s ss,'r3,.s. II. l-s.r
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IS. H. Parsonss stock Of, candies, nuts,
canned goods, etc., is far ahead Of anything
in town. All fresh. %} s @Sz s5:ss ~
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Reported weekly expressly for The JOURNAL
BY John Zapp, Esq.,, Register Of Deeds.

For tho Week Ending Dec. 70, 1875.
Francis Lynn and wife to Peter +. Neis for
nw4 set sec Is T 122 r 29w $3.50
Louisa u. Aldrich and hush to Andreas
Neuber for net sec T 124 r 33w $500
Anderss Necber and wife to Michael Rauch
for w3tne4 sec 8 T 1M r 3sw 500
Rupert SeidenbuHch to Isidore Obermiller
for v 5 acres set net and 10 acres neg
set sec 22T 1925 r 31w 500
John Koering and wife to Joseph,Kalver-
hamp for sw4 sw} sec 10 T 1923 r 28w
$500
John Doll and wife to Marcus and Peter
Msurin for 80 ACRES in rec l T 113 r 80
wand nj Of sw4 nw4 sec % T 124 R 30w
$1,100
Trustees Sh P. 4 P. r. R. Co., to Michael
Barrett for sw{ nw} sec Is T 125 z gov
$500
VIM. Len.ry and wife to Franz Hagemann
for vi net and vi set sec SO T 124 R
32w $500
Matthias .Butla to Jrcob Becker for sv4 sec
IL T 1923 r 32w $500
Caleb Crabtree and wife to James F. Stew
enson for WI sw4 sec 2 T 1926 R29w
$3.50
Trustees St. Pa P: r. Co. to Gunder 1ver-
son for set set sec Is T 123 R 34w 5000
John Bent6eld and wife to Herman Baker
for sw} sw4 sec Is and vi nw} sec "a 7
1925 R33w $500
John Beetfeld and wife to Bernard Such for
net net sec % T 125 r 33w SIS
WHERE DOES IT ALL COME FROM!
Pints and quarts of filthy Catarrhal dis
charges. Where does it all come from p
The mucous membrane which lines the
chamber of the nose, and its little glands,
are diseased, SO that they draw from the
blood its liquid and exposure to the air
changes it into corruption. This life
liquid is needed to build up the system,
but is extracted, and the system is weak
ened by the loss. To cure, gain flesh and
strength by using DR.. Pierce's Golden Med
ical Discovery, which also acts directly up
on these glands, correcting them, and ap-
ply DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy with DR..
Pierce's Nasal Douche the only method of
reaching the upper cavities, where the dis
charge accumulates and comes from. The
instrument and both medicines sold by
druggists and dealers IN medicines.
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FOR SALE CHEAP.

BOB YALE CHEAPe
A dwelling house and lot centrally 10
Gated.
Also, = two-story building. 22x66.
Inquire. Of
JAMES CARLISLE.
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ap-S pounds of GRADUATED, raptloafs su-
sar. bt $780, # Boyds Cash to,s.s
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Last Thursday evening Charley Weber,
an employe in this office, had little en-
counter with the power press, to the gen
eral smashing up of one of his fingers.
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Mr.. s. Carpenter, of the; Russell
House, Sank Rapids, has favored US with
an invitation and complimentary ticket to
an oyster supper to be given st that House
Wednesday evening, the 18th inst. Of
course, there will be 4 good time.
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-shen Oysters at Den
miss. . 49,. j..
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DO not forget to go to Robertson's
jewelry store before making your holiday
pur>h aseA
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There will be = public examination At
the Union School tomorrow, beginning At
o'clock A. H., closing At 81 o'clock P. n,
with IN intsrmission from IL until i
O'Clock. Parents and others are invited
tn Be present,
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Fresh nuts, candies, etc., just received
for Christmas at Bettenberg's. - -
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The ladies of St. Johns Aid Society
will meet next Thursday afternoon and
evening with Mrs. P. L. Gregory. All are
invited.
The partnership between L. Clark and
J. E. Wing will be dissolved January l,
1876, when Mr.. w. will enter into. part
nsrship with Geo. Herberger. Mr.. CLARK
will remain 1t the old stand.
"A gentleman from Redwood Falls VA
in the city Tuesday. With = view to 10
eating here, he vas DESTROYS Of exchanging
an improved farm near Redwood Falls fol-
city lots. He was much pleased with st.
Cloud.
There will be public examination Al
the Union School tomorrow, beginning At
9 o'clock A. n, closing At 81 o'clock P. H.,
with IN intsrmisaion from II until ]
o'clock. Parents and others are invited
to be present.
1T II said that "Decembels - pleasant
- May" but it would puzzle good many
Mays to be n pleasant as December has
been this year in Minnesota. This month
has shown very summary way Of dispos-
ing of winter. =.
A "sxAIL CAP" 1rEx.-Bro. Macdon-
aid, Of the Times, had "a "fat take" this
morning, in the shape Of 3 fine boy who
appeared and claimed acquaintance. 1t is
said to be fine piece of "copy"-of the
father.
There will be Quarterly Meeting at
the NJ ethodist church next Saturday and
Sabbath. Preaching by the Rev. E. r.
Lathrop, P. E. of the district, on Saturday
att P. N. also Sabbath at 103 A. M, fol-
lowed by the sacrament of the Lords Sup
per. Those deairous, of uniting with the
church are requested TO- be present.
We saw in front of Crosss this morn
ing four large, fat young hogs, weighing
1859 pounds net. One, II months old,
weighed 400 pounds. They were raised by
E. Capple and D. 9. Hayward, aud Capple
claims that they are the best-dressed pork.
ers trotted out this season.
Yesterday evening VIM. Murphy, Of
Avon, brought to town eighteen saddles o.
venison, and sold them to Coates, Freeman
& Cross Before buying the saddles, IN
examination was made and they were found
to be loaded-that is filed with ice and the
valueless parts Of the forequarters. From
the eighteen saddles over one hundred
pounds of this stuff was taken out, twenty.
two pounds being found in one of them
Mr.. Murphy had been imposed upon BY
tho hunters Of the neighborhood, who sr<
disposed to try this loading trick a little tor
freely.
e.,
-Maltby's oysters always on hand q
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"A gentleman from Redwood Falls was
in the city Tuesday. With = view to 10
eating here, he was desirous Of exchanging
an improved farm near Redwood Falls for
city lots. He was much pleased with st..
TlTs,d
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NEW STYLES.

Just received, splendid lot of REV styles
of caps, 1t 81. z. Mitchell's Clothing Store
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One of our state exchanges recently
expressed the hope that The JOURNAL
would receive payment for the advertise
ment Of the Great Western Well Anger
Co., of Bloomfield, Iowa, now running in
its local columns. Solar as this paper is
concerned, the Company has responded
very satisfactorily, meeting its bills as it
agreed to. /,
The Brainerd Tribune learns that NJ.
G. Russell, Of that plscsy il 70 have; from
Gen. Hawley direct, tie appointment to an
important position Mt the Centennial du-
ring the six months Of. the exhibition
We have felt that Russell's good looks
would one day WAIT lin into position
where all the world could have = chance to
gaze upon him! :. 80,
"Wednesday evening as Mr.. Thomas
Jones was passing Mrs. Kemp's millinery
store he saw just-lighted lamp blaze up
and set fire to = quantity of hair and mil
linery goods in the window. In moment
it was all ablaze. Herushed in and Joined
In moment BY Mr.. E.. Curtiss succeeded
in dragging the burning articles down and
stamping the fire out. His hands were
badly burned, But for. his fortunate pass.
ing the fire might have been a serious one.
Mrs. Kemp's loss as:about $12.
"A magnificent stock.of toys, fancy ar.
ticles, stationery, books. and everything for
the holidays At W. L. Rosenberyer's. Call
and make your selection. -
-Ho, for Christmas! Robertson has q
large stock Of jewelry,.silyerware, etc, fol
holiday presents.
NOTHING LIKE 1r!-The stock Of holi.
day confectionery, nuts, etc., lust received
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rs there = bank at Duluth3; Inquiries
have been made; but we find NO advertise
ment in either OF the Duluth papers, and
50 take it for granted that there is no
such institution there. ~.
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Fine sllverWare and JeWelry 1or mol
day presents, at Robertson's..
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!, '-Extra-heavy, scarlet and blue Mackin,
Az. cloth anits, At II. 4 Mitchslrs cheap
clothing store. =: o''t ''s -. a4 ".
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The Fergus Falls brass band is now in
full blast. Orange King, of the Advocate,
blows ID tenor horn, with "bell back"
rotary valve" double suction" and dear
knows how many other attachments. The
neighbors all have business in the country
on his practice days.
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CHRISTMAS TREEs.--The Methodist,
Baptist and Presbyterian Sabbath Schools
will have Christmas trees in their respec-
tive churches Tomorrow evening, at seven
o'clock. The Congregational School will
not have tree, but supper will be given
the little folks tomorrow evening at the
church. The Episcopal School will have
tree in the church Christmas evening, at
ak o'clock. -. .'.r,: