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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-03-11
rnE TOWN oLERK,s CALENpAR. :.

March 10-lo-Reoeive aud file Official
oaths and bonds, post up bylaws, file your
own bond with the clerk Of the district
court; also send notifications Of justice and
constable to him.
IARoH 27-7Saturday, Supervisor Meet
MISUNDERSTANDING Overseers' Lists
and make assessments of road labor. Road
Warrants may be filed out at this meeting,
OF at an adjourned meeting, as convenient.
JUNE 28-Monday, Town Board of Re-
view meets.
b. JuLY-Overseers to see that highway
taxes are worked out. Road matters to re-
ceive special attention.
OCTOBER l-Overseerso Highwaysto re.
turn Land Tax Road Warrants, on or be-
fore date. .......
OcrosrR 1e-s.tafday, SUPERVISOR
Meeting. Businsas-Making list of voters
for general election.
+ OoroBER ls-Aonday-Post up Notices
Of Election and Register Poll Lists. (These
Last may be put up by Oct. 23.)
OCTOBER N-Supervisors meet and COR
rect the lists.
NOVEMBER 1-Overseers to return Land
Tax Road Warrants to County Auditor, on
or before date.
NOVEMBER 2-Tuesday, General Elec-
ton. Be careful to conduct the election,
canvass the votes, and make returns accord
ing to law. "a
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.


ErlcoPAL-{St. Johns Church, In Lower TOWN.
Services every Sabbath at 10t T. m. and u p NJ
Sunday School At II m. Evening prayer meeting
Fridays 1t O'clock. Rev. J. T. Cham6elA Rsceof.
BArTIsT.-<CAure near second RAyins bridgs.)
Services every Sabbaah At 1ot y N. aAdS eelncl 2.
n. Prayer meeting ON Thuudav evenings q 8
oeloek,. 4sass frees and allaN welcome. Asv.W. 4,
STANLEY, Pastor. Sunday school at II n. a8A
1zIaonlsr-( Chufch, corner wasAingtaa svs.
a1d Chapel stfeet.) Services every SabbG1A q leA
an. md q !. m. Sunday School u II u. Rsv.
II. 3. Hilton, Pastor. > / },
CONGREGATIONAL CHu1cH,@South Of Ravine
bridgeJ Union services Congregational And Pres
bytsrsn) At lOt o'clock a. m Sunday school 1t I'm.
Prayer meeting on "Wednesday evening. 9 he leg
ture room Of the Presbyterian church. at u O'Clock.
Rev. g. h Milton, Pastor; residence Win Mr.. Z.
bridgman in lower town. Special attention paid to
strangers and temporary woIshipers.
CATHOLIC (Church OF immaculate Conception,
st. Germain StreetJ Pastor Rev. Benedict Haindl,
y. ). B.; Assistant, Rev. Aphonso Kuisle, o. = B.
Services, week days at = N: sand.ys Flint Aan
psrs At p. M; Catheehetical instruction at p m.
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PEasoAAL.-Judge McKelvy started to-
day for 4 toursvsslss vialt With Alisnds
and relatives naax Ps.shsrs, n q.
Mr.. NJ. Branley, Who has been spending
the winter in Ireland, returned Monday.
Mr.. G. s. Elicit, with Averill, Russell &
Carpenter, St. Paul, spent the Sabbath in
St. Cloud. Ahem!
The Hon. f. B. VanHossen, Of Alexan-
dria, was in the city Saturday. -
Mr.. Nicholas Post, of Cold SPRING was IN
town yesterday.
The Hon. F. r. Delano, Of 81. Paul, was
in the city Monday.
Mr.. J. B. Sartell, the enterprising lum-
ber manufacturer Of Brockway, was in town
yestarday.
M. Fred Gosnnsr, Chairman Board Of
sapsrviiSSo,sss, 81. AuSulta; Nh. c. r. Cum
naing1y Town Clerk Of Clearwater, and Mr..
A. Hc0ss 7ef Brookway, favored us7with
calk today. go yss,a ~4asr.-'.g lsais
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Man DROWNED.


81 Ss Y -
Tuesday forenoon, about nine o'clock. :
young man, aged about 10, named Joseph
orth, of St. Jo., went to Bridgman's lower
mill, At this place, for load Of saw dust.
About three O'clock in the afternoon his
team was observed still standing in the
same place by Messrs. Raymond s Owen,
On going to the spot it was found that the
sleigh was loaded, the lines were tied to
one OF the stakes of the sleigh, but young
Ortiz was not to be seen. At an opening in.
the river, near by, where teamsters wa,ered
their horses, was found his pail sitting by
the edge Of the opening which IS about five
iest long By half that in width. 4 tin nail
with 4 rope attached to the handle, which
had been usually Kept theirs, was missing.
On one edge Of the opening could be seen
The marks Of 6ngszs in the snow. There
il no doubt but that he was drowned, and
the general impression is that while he was
stooping down to draw water with, the tin
pail, the edge of ice ON which his feet
were gave way, that he plunged into. the
water, which is about three feet and =
half deep and very swift, and was swept
under the ice. His mother is . widow, and
the loss will be sad one to her in many
waya
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At Caledonia, Wis, March Sd, 1875, 1t
the residence Of the bride's parents, by the
Rev. Charles Irish, Miss HATTIE A. B1eE-
Low to Mr.. LESLIE G. McKENNEY, editor
of the Galesville (Wis.) Independent. d,
The groom is brother Of Mr.. Charles
r. Mckinney, editor Of the Press.
In this city, March 9th, by City Justice
Barnes, Miss MARY PHILLIPS to Mr.. MICH
oLAs KARLs, all Of Stearns County.
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ANOTHER INTERNATIONALLY mem
bers Of the House Of Representatives had
high old time during the last hours 81. the
session. Among the many good things
gotten off wae the report Of select commit
t. appointed 70 inquire into certain char
ga made ag.inst Msszrs. Camp and Bene-
dict. We copy somuch as relates to our
Senator across the river: g..
"Mr. Sinners, q boot-black and gentle
man Of polish, stated that he had seen these
two gentlemen somewhere up town last
night. He said that he asked Camp to take
= gla9s Of lemonade: that he declined, but
ding TO- drinI. Th.s be :. isns 1o aax
ten both together. and, e they were short
Of funds, were singing. Loving Heart,
Trust On 70 the bax-keeper, Guesses
they got him TO trust on, for h4 Nv Ben.
Afterwards making desperate efforts to pick
up hinge which he had found On cellar
door. Still later in the evening he saw
ben: demanding IN apology Of tho Metro
had any respect for Mr.. Metrenol;t.n
.twouldnt be out that timesof night; said
he really felt sorry for Mr.. M. Here his
grief evercame him, and taking 4 seat on
he sidewalk, he proceeded to Wills away
The silly hours BY alternately trying to
blow out The moon, md, stretching himself
! on the sidewalk, which he thought wan
rather hard, said he didn't think it had
been shook up for = week. He next climb
ed clamp post, till he got high enough to
stand ON his feet, and commenced whist
ling to his hat, which lay in the middle of
the street, carefully folded up by 4 sleigh
runner, and proposed to it that they should
80 and call on Mr.. Ben. and make her be-
1ieve that they were drunk. He knew
they could do i, for they had done it 70
many times before"
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Jou1xAIoyrIo1, March II, 1875.
The markets generally during the past
week have been no improvement on the
previous. We may quote pricesuutl dooms-
day, but if farmers will not bring their pro.
duce to market, quotations are useless.
Wheat continues to come in slowly for
this season Of The year, but yet no change
In price. No. !, Tic; No. 2, CSC.
Corn and oats are scarce and We advance
the price SC per bushel. Corn, 55c COCO,
Oats, 45c @ Soc, with very light stocks on
hand.
Bran and shorts scarce, at last weeks
prices. Bran, SOC shorts, $1.00 per cwt.
The prices Of pork and lard in future
will be found in our retail List.
In butter there is no change, 10 6rst-clas
grades Will always command fancy prices.
Hay finds ready sale At 500 per ton,
with very little chance for = decline this
season.
Potatoes have advanced &c per bushsl;
mixed now being worth Csc and peach
blows, 60c per bushsl.
Beef cattle have declined owing to the
supply being far ahead Of the demand.
Consumers, however, will not be benefited
BY the decline; at least that il our expert
ence.
The following list Of prices as usual can
be relied upon:
Flour-Pstent Process, per sack $3.50.
xxx, $3.50.
xxx, $2.25.
Green Applss-$4.5o per Dbl.
salt->2.9o per Dbl.
Pork-$23.0o per Dbl.
Potstoes-65c q 70c Per bush.
Rutab.gas-2oc q zoe
Bests-3oc O. 40c
Beans-$l.4o @ $500 per bushel.
Onions-Sl.00 g lbs per bushel.
Cranberriss-12}c q l5c per quart.
Butter-123c q 25c per h.
Esg-18 @ 20c per dozen.
"ood-MapIe, $3.oO(9 $4.OO per cord,
Beef cattle-3c g SIC on foot.
SIC q &c dressed.
Cut Aeats-5c @ l23c per h.
Pork-6}c @7c
Lard-l4 q 18c
Chiekens-Dressed, 10c
Turkeys- -" 12}c "
Hams-City cured, 15c
Country" 10c q 12}c
Chesse-15c @ zoe per n.
Heaey-1n comb, 25e g SOC pez b.
" strained, 2oc g &c "
old-Buyins At gill; selling tl.12.
Foreign exchange-$5.65.
Passage tickets-Fron New York to
Europe, 322.50
A1LwAuK1B March 10. 1875.
Wheat-93c for No. /.
Oats-52c.
Corn-634c.
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We learn from Nh. 8. n. Parsons that
the large barn attached to the Sank Centre
House was discovered to be. on fire At ak
o'clock yesterday evening and was burned
TO the ground. All the livery horses be-
longing to Smith & .Robidou were saved,
but eleven farm horses were burned. The
origin of the fire is not known. It will be
remembered that an incendiary attempt to
burn this barn narrowly escaped success
only abort time ago. "
A house belonging to some one whose
name We could not learn (said to be tailor
shop) was also burned.
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SUPERIOR = SOUTHWESTERN RAIL-
ROAD.
From tie 81. Paul Pioneer Of Tuesday.

From tie 81. Paul Pioneer Of Tuesday.
The oorporators of this new company
held meeting in this city, at the Merchants
Hotel, ON Saturday last, and completed
their organization by the election of the fol-
lowing officers:
President-N. P. Clarke, of St. Cloud.
Wee Ressdent-H. S. Berg, of Yellow
Medicine.
+ ;S>cretary-Henry Hill, of Chippewa
county.
Ireasurer-H. c. Wait, of St. Cloud.
Chief Engineer-Parker simons, of St.
Ssperintendent-J:W. Blake, of Brown
county.
We understand the company propose to
have \ survey made Of the route this sum.
mer from St. Cloud v1a Willmar, Granite
Falls and Marshall to the southwestern
boundary Of the State. The length of the
road is roughly estimated At 40 miles, to
be built narrow gauge, At an estimated cost
Of between 5000 and $1,000 per mile for
building; rolling stock, &c. 1t will be m
important read when built, connecting the
lumber producing portions with the wheat
fields Of the State.
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TOWN ELECTIONS.
- y
u 0ouk.
In SAUx, March oh. 1875.

Z - 0AOA3 S&oSN4a wa AoSOs
EDIrox JouRxAL.-The Annual town
election held in this town to-day passed off
very harmoniously, with tho following re-
suit: J.. ~ .~~. ...
= Supervisors-S. 9. Johnston Chairman,
John Ferschwieler, Jacob Lahr.
Clerk-John Schaler.
Ireasure,'-John A. Upham.
Assessor-Geo w. Smitten.
Justice Of tie Pedce-Joel Bailey.
C6nstable-Peter Bloomer. t.
Alter the adjournment Of the town meet
ing, the farmers of LIE Sank and St. Wendell
met for the purpose of perfecting the
organization Of = Farmers Club. The fol.
lowing officers were elected:
hesident-Jacob Lahr.
Vice. esidext-Jos Eich.
Seeretasy-John Ferschwsiler.
1Ieas~rer-Peter Sand.
.. The object of the Club il somewhat SINH.
lar to that of the Grange1s, but Is different
in its workings. Yours,
GRANGER.
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HEAVY REDUCTIONS IN PRICES.
as Per Cent. Below Cost.
-
AT EDELBROCK'S.

Joseph Edelbrock has on hand full line
Of the best make of mems and boys cloth
ing, which he will sell At great sacrifice.
He has also large stock of the best staple
goods which he will sell at
Is PER CENT. BELOW COST.
This is your chance to get the best bar
gains of the year.
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TO SUB6CRIBERS.

Under the new postal law, We viii be
compelled to pay the postage on all copies
of THE JOURNAL sent tosubscribers outside
of Stearns county. This will amount to if
teen cents per copy per year, which will be
added to the regular price of subscription.
The present postage istwenty cents per year,
80 that subscribers will save Eve cents and
all trouble besides. The postage must be
RENTED with the subscription or the time
for which paper is sent will be shortened
proportionally. Papers in Stearns county
go free of postage.
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THIRTY DAYsLONGER,

Young & Bradford, will continue to sell
goods at great reductions for thirty days
longer. Their store is crowded from morn
ing until evening with customers. who find
this the best chance offered for getting
goods cheap. There is no humbug about
this. Young & Bradford always do just
what they promise in their advertisements.
Call and satisfy yourselves.
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10 FOwN CIE1Ks.

We have just printed = new lot Of Bonds,
for the uses Of town officers. All kinds of
town blanks kept Oh hand. Booths Town
Manual and Justices Manual for sale At
this Office. All orders by mail promptly
filed.
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NOTICE..

All persons having accounts against the
late firm of Ball, Bryan & Dickinson are
requested to present the same to the under
signed, on or before the first day of June
next, At the Office of Davis & Clark, oppo-
site the Post Office, St. Cloud, MINI.
G. F. DAVIS,
Assignee of Ball, Bryan & Dickinson.
March 9th, 1875. 4w.
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ALL ABOARD 7
READ THIS ITEM!

Goetten & Trossen, at their popular mea,
market, have everything that may be want
ed in the line of meats, poultry, etc. Custo-
mers will find fat turkeys, geese, chickens,
beef venison, mutton, veal, pork, sausage,
hams, in short anything and everything in
this line that may be called for. And wha.
is more, everything is No l, and will b.
sold At low prices. Go to Goetten 4 Tros.
sens, sure!
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The Alexandra Pot publishes tho
following extract from private letter from
Salem, Oregon: my apples and potatoes
are frozen. Ground frozen about ono foot
in depth. The water pipes in Salem are
frozen and bursted, but then this il the
place where they don't have any winter,
and where they don't have to feed stock I I
have felt the cold more this winter than l
did in Minnesota. Wheat Is worth 6
cents, potatoes 81, spplee so cents, hay SIC
to $1S, straw 80, butter so cents, eggs 80,
bacon 124 cents"
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CLOTHING. CLOTHING,
At Cost for the Next Thirty D.vs.

At Cost for the Next Thirty Days.
In order to close out my entire stock of
clothing, I will sell all goods in this line
for the next thirty days, at actual COST
There never was better opportunity for
bargains offered in St. Cloud. will also
sell all other winter goods at cost during
the next thirty days. Call early.
NV. TENVOORDE.
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LETTER LIST,

Letters remaining unclaimed at the Post
Office, in st. Cloud. Minnesota. on Wednes-
day the 18th day of March 1875. To obtain
asy 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 Let
ter Office. il: ~
..s GENTLEAEN's LIST.
6slly Baily, Buckingham nc.
Caemant Peter, AZ Giboon a. n.
4!lnan q. W.. Harrington Jos. J.,
J. E. WEST, P. N.
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-Gtron, raisins, peeled and unpseled
peaches, French and German prunes, black
berries, pitted cherries, fgs, dates and every
thing in the line OF dried fruits, At
BoYD's.
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Go to Vests Block before buyine
your goods. Capt. West will give you
bargains.
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.-1have determined to change my bust
ness, and I will therefore "a, sell my entire
stock Of boots and shoes at cost. Call and
sse goods and prices, and you will believe.
JOHN LESSEN,
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49, st. Cloud is tolerably we'll off for rail-
roads, present and prospective. In adj.
ton to the line from this city to St.. Paul.
completed, and the St. Vincent and Brain
erd branches, partially completed, it has
ION paper) the Minneapolis and st. Cloud
r. r.; the Duluth, St. Cloud and Yankton
r. R.; the St. Cloud and Mankato; St.
Cloud aud st. Peter the Superior and
Southwestern, etc.. etc.
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no 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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w. s. Newell, At the St. Cloud Driving
Park, will break and handle colts and
horses at reasonable prices: sm
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We owe our thanks 70 Nh. c. W.
Kingsbury, formerly OF this city, for very
handsome businsss chart Of St. Cloud,
Minn.-Marshau (1f;ek. J Espossder.
THE JOURNAL Office has printed for
Capt. Vests Hotel Enterprise four sets Of
business charts, 2sx42 in sizs-one set for
st. Cloud, one for 81. Paul, one for Min
neapolis and for Sank Centre-aggregatine
1900 copies. These charts have been pro-
nounced by all whohave seen them ~ among
the handsomest pieces Of job printing turn
ed out any place In the State. Capt. West
mas received a letter from an experienced
printer in. Chicago complimenting them
hlehiy: Our facilities for doing the
best job printing on the shortest motto.
cannot BE- exoenta outside Of til. l.rr.
cities. Tp,us and: ~. - r.. -
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Remember that Sebastian Schafer 10
selling the best family groceries At bottom
figures.
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Dz1A1cA11oN.-T:: W. sprague, late
treasurer Of Dopgl,s county, when he
turned over the books of his Office to his
saees''or' proved to he short 31o, 2os.1o.
Al the LIT esstlement he. had presented .
certified cheek On the Bank Of Alsx,nd,is
for IS, 100, which made his accounts bal
snce. II turned out that he had no money
in the bank, and therefore the bank became
liable fort this $500. Nh. Van Hoesen,
the Cashier, decided 70 take spragus's
property, scheduling about $1,000, and
make good the entire deficiency. spr.sue's
bondsmen, A.ssAa Brown, + - Brown,
Hiram shippsy aad E. Hicks, thus get
ont of the difficulty inseod shspS.T W. Grfa
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MARCH Is A GOOD MONTH.

Why? Because Young & Bradford have
decided to continue their closing out sale
for thirty days longer, and will during this
month sell staple goods at and belov COST
Now is your chance. Ifyour wheat is low
80 are goods at Young & ,Bradferd's. 1t is
the store for farmers.
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Singular; wasn't it,

Lamp chimneys will sometimes crack
with the heat, particularly in frosty wealth.
e.. 1t is said that this may be prevented
By scoring small notch in the glass At top
and bottom.
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The Union Sociable will be at Mn.
VIM. T. Clark's tomorrow evening. A
large gathering and dimes are very desir-
able.
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Under the management of Hon G. F.
Davis, the Assignee of Ball, Bryan l. Dix
inson, business At the stave factory at
Avon 10 wonderfully brisk. The streets
are crowded With teams bringing in bass
wood logs and stzvs bolts, and there is .
general hustle. Mr.. Davis will max, the
factory pay if anybody can.
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"A storm of indignation among our
citi.ens has been caused by bill engineered
through the Legislature by MI. Gilman d.
viding this school district. 1t il looked upon
- an outrage. Weforbear making any com.
ments until We have seen the bill and learn.
ed fully its provisions. This is one of the
"great things" Gilman was to do for St.
Cloud if the people would only send him
to the Leoislature.
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"A good stock Of choice family suooer-
ie' and proviaion', including the bat but
ter and fresh egg, may always Be found ii
Joa. Edelbrock'a.
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Sxperrisors-E. Geer Cha;rman. Otis
Button, c. B. Buchanan. 49,
Clerk-John G. johnson.
Assessor-W. III. Young.
Treasurer Dockin.
Justiee Of As Peace Geer.
Cbnstabte-E. Verbeck,
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Mr.. Elihr swisher, u Eden Lake, has
he saw and grist mill in good r.nnine or
dsr, and il doing lively business. Farm
~ and others in that nsishborhood will
find this mill great convenience.
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"A large quantity of stone il already
on the ground for the foundation of Davis
4 Clark's building, which is u go up on the
corner north of the new hotel.
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The American Sardine Co.'s BonelessI
ISardines, are much better, and less than
half the cost of imported Sardines.
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You can still buy l2} yards Of the best
prints at Young 4 Bradford's for 500
The highest price paid in cash for Gle.
vator tickets, At Boyd's.

Capt West; in Wests. nsv Block,
u selling damaged goods 1t my pries. md
good soodsst cont, It :.
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Tho lady who advertised lecture on
The subject Of Moods" was diagusted At
not having the "6rst person present.
Exchange. -. +:
SinO1,1ar. want IT.
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ToRAH, March 10th, 1878.

ToRAH, March 10th, 1875.
EDITOR JouRNAL-The town of6oers
elected at the annual town meeting held At
Munson, Msrch 9th, 1876, are:
upervisors-William Lembeck Chair
man, Peter Bothstein, John Mehr.
ClerL-J. "A. Moosbrugger.
1reasurer-George Engelhard.
Assessor-Valentine Engelhard, Jr.
Justice Of tie Psaee-Mathias Hut
Respectfully,
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The general inquiry now il a. to the
current prices for St. Paul Dispatch Legis-
lative notices. Some people would like to
know, you know.
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We are indebted to ksssrs. John Schaf.
81, J. L. Gray. John Cooper, J.. II. Bliler,
B. Vossberg, c. B. Buchanan, and other
friends, besides correspondents, for reports
of the Town Meetings. ,.y
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WILDWOOD.

&.p~v;sors-Andrew Barthle Chairman,
Frank Schroeder, Edward Graham,
Qerk-JOhn J. Ahearn.
Assessor-Barney Barthle.
IEeas~rer-John Brettweilsr.
Justice Of tie Peaee-George I. Olden.
Constable-Stephen Klapperich.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-03-11

-Hominy, oat meal, rice, farina, sago,
split peas, cracked wheat and dried sweet
corn, at Boyd's.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-03-11

Capt. West expects to have his new
hotel ready to be opened at the time Of the
County Fair in September.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-03-11

During the past week the warm wealth
a has almost used up the aleighing in
town, although in the country it is still
good. Last night about three inches of
snow-the tag-end probably Of the Msn-
phis sterm-fell very quietly, but can hard
~ remain long.