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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-02-11
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

EPlscoPAI.-{St. Johns Church, in Lower TOWN.
Services every Sabbath at lo& = m. and u p NJ
sunday School at II m. Evening prayer meeting
Fridays At o'clock. Rev. ]. T. ChambsrA Rector.
RAPTlsT.-{Church near second Ravine bridss)
Services every Sabbath 1t 10t y N. and O'Clock p
IN. Fraysr meeting on Thursday evenings at :
O'Clock. ssats nee and al arc Welcome. Raw. W. 4
Stanley, PASTOR Sunday School At In.
4EIHoplsT.- Church, corner Warrington I've.
and Chapel street) Services every sabbath at l04
4 %. and u p m. Sunday School 1t II m. Rev.
H. 8. Hilton, Pastor.
CONGREGATIONAL CHuRcH.-(South Of Ravine
oridge9 Union services CONGREGATIONAL and Pres
bytsrian) At 1ui o'clock m. Sunday School At i'm.
Prayer meeting on Wednesday EVENING" At the leg
tnre room Of the Presbyterian church. At u O'clock
Rev q. r. Milton, Pastor; residence with Mr.. c.
bridgmAn In lower town. Special attention paid to
strangers and Temporary wofshipers
~ CATHOLIC (Church Of immaculate Conception
st. German Street) Pastor Rev. Benedict Haindl
y. 8. b; Assistant, Rev. Alphonso Kuiale. o. s B.
Services, week days At 4 M: sond.ya First Assa
pers at p M; Cathechetical instruction 1t p m.
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Last Saturday the building owned by
F. LEM, at Stony Brook, and occupied BY
N. schackman ~ hotel, was burned to
the ground. M. s. built the fires early in
the morning and went to the stable. Re-
turning he saw the building envslopsd in
flames. Assisted by his wife, he carried
his children, just - they lay in bed, int
the stable. He was able t. save but fsw
things. He had no insurance. Mr.. Lenz
Wa fully insured.
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HEADQUARTERS FOR BARLEY.

J. w. Tenvoorde will pay the highest,
market price for all the barley there is in
the country. Farmers will do well to call
on him before disposing of their barley.
He is also paying the highest price for
wheat, oats and farmers produce of all
kinds,
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-Lastsaturday The houssof c. Crabtree,

-Lastsaturday the heussof G. Crabtree,
Of the town Of Brockwsy, Wa entirely con-
sumsd BY ire. He saved nothing from tie
building sxeept . bed. The fire caught
from stove pipe running through the roof
The family, Consisting Of h&her, nsshsr
and four ehildrsa, had barely tin. to a.
cape with their nvss. Evssythine In ths
shape of furniture, clothing and provisisns
was consumed, leaving them entirely des-
tituts. Arrangements have besn made
whereby anything in the Wy Of old fur
nituzs, clothing or provisions LEFT at the
store Of E. A. Boyd will bs forwarded to
the family. If not convenient 10 bring
the articles, leave word at the store and Mr..
Boyd will call At the hsuss Is, them.
Parties having anything 70 spare, please
send them in.
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CLoTHINGi CLOTHING!
At Cost for the Next Thirty Days.

In order to close out my entire stock Of
clothing, 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. I will also
sell all other winter goods at cost during
the next thirty days. Call early.
J. w. TENVOORDE.
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LosT.-A Lady,. Siberian Squirrel
cape, between the Normal School and Mr..
John coopers rssidsacs. The fnds. will
be suitably rewarded on leaving it It this
Office.
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Tho tax judgment sale, for the sale Of
lands on which taxes are due for 1872 and
prior year,, began At the Court House TO-
day.
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"A meeting of the Butcher Temper
ance Association will be held at their hall,
Saturday evening, to take action in the
case of an offending brother IF. H. Per
order of Executive Committee.
f. RonERrsON. Sac.
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Mr.. N. Lair ran . needle into the
thumb of his right hand, causing . very
painful injury which compels him to carry
his hand in . slinp.
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Y lAdvertassmsnt.]
RHYME FOUNDED or FACTS.

There Is one, Mr.. Brink,
Ofsauk Centre, who lives like pink.
Who takes well to "soft soap" ~
Mr.. Brink puts up lightning rods;
--- takes one without dodge.
He warrants his rod not to melt,
1fso, she may have his pelt.
He tells her her fortune he can make
By shipping venison steak.
So on to Boston the venison went
But-- has not yet had a cont
80 now Mr.. Brink has lost his coat;
"What will become Of my darlingr' psys--
1.-THE Bengal tiger pouncsd on my throat.
And ran away with half Of my coat"
Now, with little more soft SOAP:
"Just wait, my darling, you shall havs coat;
Our returns from our chickens and grouse
Will soon be here. and then ve will have . good
time At our house.
To Aphelds 60 and get your victuals and steak,
And will zee that tho bill IL made straight"
N.VAN LOON.
~~AA"ASAS = nO0A LILA AIN 16OA 01A0A y
WIFE.
CHICAGO, June Sd, 1874.
Mr.. VAN LooN.-Your letter of the
10th, have just received with the money
order and the letter from Mr.. Brink inclosed.
/ was glad to learn of the whereabouts Of
my husband and to get the order, for am
sadly in need Of money. 1 will ray to you
in reply to his letter that have not heard
from him before in nearly month. He il
always preaching about my duty ~ a wife,
but does not stop to considsr that he has
any husbandly duties to perform. He might
have written mo few lines whom he waa
in Fulton. But he would rather 10 for
comfort to the bad men and women whose
acquaintance hs il sure to make, and whose
society he courts. I don't think hs calcu-
lated to write me again, or cared what BE-
came Of me and the baby, 70 that hs en-.
jsyed a good time. The reason that stay
here il because I have not had enough e
get away with until now. I hope you will
excuse me for thrusting my troubles upon
you, but a. my husband wrote mo in thi,
manner, thought I would answer through
the same channel. You may send him thi,
letter if you wish; and believe me very
respectfully yours.
DEBBY ADAMS Bank.
NoT1cE.-Mr. o. II. Hall has now thu
route from this city to Brainerd completely
stocked and il making daily trips each way
carrying the mails, express and passengers
For further particulars as to express, pas
senger rates, etc., call At s. H. Parsons &
Co.'S store.
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J0BBING TRADE
CHICAGO.
FOR 1915.
FOR 1878.

FOR 1875.
We the 1obbs Dealer, and Manufacturer. Of ch
"a mo" respectfully call the
the this supplies where ma.
trade Chicago ia nov bate, -
before hold those offered apv other
city country. ~ ~
fact .ba. tn. trade of this civ tho ,, ;,
tho products OF the Northwest and thu. ere,t
hre' divert 6u.ne.,
Chicago sound.r basis than that Of Az n ~ 49,,
the fact that Of our ~
Cities that (oot 1872 for securing
goods direct from first bsnds generous RI
VARY that in
finest Chicago excel
'n' .0'' for the great
"'nd Tor kinds Of farm upper,
make oonsenments ssion Merchants
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
a:s:::s: e.
FLOWER n.gss s1
aalss g. sal. s:t Manufacturer
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cAapE1s CLOTHS &C.
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FACTORY AND DAIRY supp1x.
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CHURCH SCHOOL BELLS
;" h Banks AGO. s4.nds es Canal"
TOBACCO
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HARDWARE and = o 1ss:s &C."
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v.-... ,,. 49,. oN ffh AND FITTINGS STEAM
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LAMP GOODS GLASSWARE &C.,
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PUMP MANUFACTURERS
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VALENTINES.

The largest lot Of Valentines in the city,
just recsived at Rosebergersbook store.
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TO MILL MEN AND OTHERS.

Several hundred pounds of old type, suit
able for babbit metal, can be purchased at
this Office.
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For some of those nice pears, oranges
and lemons, 60 to Dennis's,
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SUICIDE.
OnAs. ]. SWANSON. or sAUK CENrHB,
$50. 5s& TAKHD sTRYCS NINE. f5sazszl4,

LastThursday, about one o'clock, a younr
man named Charles J. Swanson, about 80
years Of age, who had been At work for J..
NJ. Ap6sld, of the Minnesota House, At
Ssak Centre, was found in his bed dead
Deputy Coroner Alden went up on the 6th,
and held IN inquest that dsy-and % him
We are indebted for the particulars Of the
affair. The jury consisted Of E. P. Bar
mum, G. N. Human, A. Stewart Marx
Bsdell. Ira G. Johson, and J. r. Howard.
The facts ~ developed ars that Swanson
had been somewhat depressed for . few
days preyious 70 The fatal Thursday; that
he had given sxpressioa 70 fears that he
should b arrested for something thatwould
require his life; that On Wednesday fore
noon 10 had gone 70 drug store and par'
chased bssils Of stryehnins, saying that
Ais friends wanted it to kill foxss WITH
An analysis Of the contents Of the stomach
BY Dr.. Palmer and MeMastezs allowed
the presence Of stzyehnins, and they were
satisfsd that his death was caused by this
poison. The jury returned verdict 70 the
shset that The deceased had "eons to his
death by reason Of stryeAnine administered
by his own hand, with intent to take hi.
Efa."
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ITALY one moro Tor DO Central Hou.e.

Tally ono moro for the Central House.
About halfpsst five o'clock; Tuesday morn
ing flames burst out through the roof near
one Of tho chinneyso Of The front part, and
there was . blaze which seemed TO indicate
a f're that would soon lick up the whole
building. But the prompt use Of . few
bucket. Of water nipped the ineipient con.
migration in the bud, 70 to speak, and that
was the end Of it. W. are unable, just At
present. to give the precise dat, when tho
Central House will have its next, or ono
hundred and eleventh escap. from b.inr
reduced to ashes. ...- - !,
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Tho Masquerade ball given At
schwartz's Hall Thursday evening was
largely attended, and passed off quietly and
satisfactorily.
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The American Sardine Co.'s Boneless|
Sardines, are much better, and less than
half the cost of imported Sardinee.
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The Union sociable will meet to-mor-
row evening with Mr.. Ira Moore. All
are cordially invited.
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On Monday Louis Psrrant paid JUS
tice Barnes S. and costs, and the next day
NJ. Shilling paid s. and costs, both for be-
ing drunk.
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The place to buy dry goods, notions,
stationery, etc., is at Vests new Block,
where Capt. West is selling damaged
goods at any price and sound goods at cost,
to close out his entire stock,
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Mr.. Andrew J. Smith, of the CitiseaI
Bank Of Sank Centre, and M. r. E. Dutton,
Of the same place, pay the heaviest persen-
al tax of any persons in Stearns county,
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Clearwater Lodge No. % will give \

-C1ea<Water Lodge NO. Z6 VII give Z
grand Masonic Ball on next Thursday even
ing, the 10th, At the Morrison House. We
risk nothing in advising everybody who
wants = good time to be sure to go. What
those Clearwater folks do not know about
getting up drst-cl.ss party is net worth
the knowing.
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Last Saturday, At Big Lake, the train

Last Saturday, At Big Lake, the train
took IN unfair advantage of the Commercial
Editor Of The JOURNAL, who had stepped
int restaurant to get cracker to clear his
throat with, and started, leaving him b.
hind. But, tie G. E. got up steam at oncs,
and amblea his 200 and odd pounds of
avoirdupois along At gait which soon put
him aboard the rear car, amid the applause
Of the passengers who were watching the
race.
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Highest price paid in cash for elevator
wheat tickets at Boyd's.
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ROLL OF HONOR.

We are indebted to Prof Haines for the !
following copy of the Roll of Honor of the
Union School for the month of January:
HIGH SCHOOL.
Prof. A. Hain<s, Principal.
W Hayward 1851 Chas Aeazroth 95.77 |
Fred Staples SO Addis CLARK $3.50
George McCrea 1881 Ada Dakin 1918
81 Dressler 98.45I Nellie Gilman $3.50
Lottie Clark 97.33| Edwin Staples 94.44
SENIOR GRAMMAR DEPARTMxxT.
Mics II. N. Tucker, Teacher.
Flora Robertson 93IMa.y Rice So
Sinclair Atkins 93|Cha2i,s D.k;u SO
Nettie Wilson sol Emma Cross IS |
Nellie Noyes 9IMay Clarke SCI
Henry Herbsrgsr s6I
JUNIOR aRANNAR DHPARTKzH1.
Mis' Charlotte Mayer, Teacher.
Malcom Atkins $780, Flora Weary 92s
Bonnie Smith 81 Mary Albright 91.5
Mary Powell $685. Fremont Msrvin90.6
Nay Alden 95.6 L Montgomery 90 |
Emma Kemp 94.5
IND INTERMEDIATE DEPARTN1ET.
Mics A. B. Orunsn.est, Teacher.
Nellie Wilson 95.5IC Ottsnsnyer e5
p Henderson IS Eddie Stanton 98.5
Dollie Day IS Elmer Stevens IS
Mary Huber 94.6 VIM Wakefield IS /
Jsn Mcconnell 95.5lFrea Albrscht 93.5
1sT INTERMEDIATE DEPARTMENT.
Mes S. A. Stuart Teacher.
Beatrice Read 100 John Brown 1888
LOW Green 98.5 Nettie Bigford 91.25
George Marvin SO Jen Hayward 80
Julia Wood SO George Kransr9O
Rose McKelvy 93.75lJohn Kraus 80
IND PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
Mis- Fannie E. Beal, Teacher.
Jennie Marvin 81 .33I J mes Smithson93 80
sophiaRaynond97 80 Emily Cornell 91.66
EARLY Pinney 1886 NJ Bartholomew9l. 66
Eddie Marvin IS Amiel Kerouss 81 .33
Sam Cornell IS MARY stsffs 1896
1sT PRIMARY DEPARTMENT..
Miss Matte E. Wright, Teacher.
L Laudenbach 100IJosie Wood SO
Christine Headlans SO Viua Huber IS
B Laudenbach 50 Willie Griblsf 81
Henry Laudenbach IS Willie Jones 80
Mike Ovsrmiller 90 Casper Reichart rs
We are indebted to Mr.. G. F. Powell
for package Of Ohio hickory nuts.
For some ofthoss nice pears, oranges
nd lemons, 60 to Dennis.
Go to Vests Block before buyine
your goods. Capt. West will i've Won
bargains.
The highest pzios in cash paid for el,-
vator wheat tickets at Boyd's.
Remember that Sebastian Schafsr ia
selling the best family groceries It baton
figures,
Go to Lambs bookstore for your com.
ic or sentimental valentines. The largest
assortment to be found in the city can be
seen there. ,"=.-
.-E. Curtis has : large stock of fresh
family groceries which he il selling q low
e the lowest. Call and see and sstisfv
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We give below carefully prepared li.t
OF the parsons in stsarns county who pay
= psrsonal-propsrty tax Of $40 and over in
the City Of s.. Cloud and Town of Sank
Centre, and 80 and over in tn. remaining
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Go to Lambs bookstore for your COM
ic or sentimental valentines. The largest
assortment to be found in the city can be
seen there. ,%>..-.
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The highest price in cash paid for Gle
vator wheat tickets 1T Beyd's.
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Last Saturday Ernst Holifer, of Eden
Lake, fell and broke his right leg above
the knee.
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Yesterday was the first day of Lent.

No change has been made in the police
force.
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Just a. we 60 to press We learn Of the
death OF Mr.. Anthony Carey, of the town
OF st. George, Benton county, in the 6lst
year OF his age. He breathed his last 1t
lo3 o'clock Wednesday night, Feb. 10TH
He was an old settler and Wa highly r.
spectsd by all who knew him.
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Tho Board Of County Commissioner
will meet March 22d. The call for this
meeting is, Of course, subject to any chang
~ that may be made in the general law
during this session of tho Legislature.
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Mr.. F. 81. Dam has the contract for
putting up BODYBUILDING, 22x40 feet, for
". B. Mitchell, on the lot on Washington
avenue between Hendsrson's shoe store and
Ialcotes jewslry store. twill b complsted
~ early ~ the weather will permit.
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e. Curtis has large stock Of fresh
family groceries which he il selling 4. low
q the lowest. Call and see and satisfy
yourselves. "a '@'- :. ~ -:
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The marriage of Miss Lizzie Clarke to
Mr.. D. B:Searle, at the residence of Mr.. N.
P. Clarke, uncle Of the bride, at eight
o'clock next Tuesday evening, isannounced
by cards.
"A leading Commission Merchant of
Boston writes that Davis & Beal's -four IL
tie best that goes into that city, and asks for
more than they can spare him without
sighting other dealers.
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Union services will b held at the
Asthodist church next Sabbath evening,
At 7 o'clock sermon by the Rev. w. E.
Stanley.
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B. P. Davis, Of Sank Centre, indicted
BY the Grand Jury At it, session last week,
for voting several times 1t the last election,
Wa brought down by Sheriff Geissel, and
gave $500 bends for his appearance =. The
June term of the District Court.
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Mis- Ada Dam, who has had IN attack
of diphths.ia which threatened to prove
fatal, is rapidly recovering.
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The up-train to day was ditched near
Itasca. No serious damage was done, but
no train and no mail until tomorrow.
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The First Division.
OF THE
: ST. PAUL & PACIFIC RAILROAD.

CLUB RATES The following are the
club rates of The JOURNAL:
copies, $1.75 each.
8 $50 "
~Tho Circulation OF The journal II
DOUBLE that Of any other Paper PubNsh-
shed In Northern Minnesota. Advertisers
should remember this,
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The highest price paid in cash for ele.
vator wheat tickets At Boyd's,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-02-11

> do not fill to go to Sebastian, schafsr'.
before buying your groceries.
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-Wsrknea are engaged putting in a
pier on This aide Of the Hisissippi, for the
Sank Rapids dam.
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The weather continues to hold its
ovn, and generally little more. The
mercury has been fooling around among
the thirties nearly every morning during
the past week, causing q general GOODNESS.
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The highest price in eash paid for oil
vator wheat tickets at Boyd's.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-02-11

-Herberger Bros. make the best lag.
,eer in the market. Order of them.
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1t u too bad that doctor cannot ct
married whan hs wants 70, especially when
ale il willing.
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Remember that Sebastian schatsr il
selling the best family groceries at baton
figures, =" =,
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Also, with s. NJ. PErrENa11.1 4 Co., 81
Park Row, New York, and 10 State street,
Boston, who are authorised to make con-
tracts for advertising. <&.
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The highest pzios in cash paid for el,-
vator wheat tickets at Boyds,
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Go to Vests Block before buying
your goods. Capt. West will give you
bargains.
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Capt. West, in Vests new Block,
is selling damaged goods At any price, and
good goods At cost.
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We have received cards announcing
The marriage At Pittsburg, Pa, this even
ing, Of Aiss Jennie W. Hays to Mr.. VIM.
G. Hawkins, Jr. We most heartily congrat-
ulats our old friend and schoolfellow on
the sensible, but long-delayed, change he il
making from the husks of Old Bachelor
hood into the soft and silksn bonds of mat
rimony. May himself and bride live lo,r
to enjoy all the happiness they now a,tiei-
pate.
Last Monday afternoon, Mr.. Emma
Elizabeth Chambers, wife of the Rev. J. r.
Chamber. pastor of st. Johns church, this
city, Jagged 80 years. died, after = very brief
illness and in less than one week after tho
birth Of her child. Mr.. Chamber was {.
lovely and amiable woman, and had en-
dearsa herself to the hearts of all who knew
her. Mr.. Chambers has the sincere sympa-
thy Of the entire community in his severe
atfilctlon. he started for Napisrvills, Ill.,,
yesterday with the rs,1aiua, and with his
two young children whs viii b lei. there.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-02-11

P1RsoNAL.-Nr. Alanson Amen, now .
member Of the firm of D. D. Merrill, Allen
4 Co., of st. Paul, was in the city this
week.
Representative Gilman spent several
days At home this week.
Representative Pirs vas in town Tues
day.
Lieut.. Governor Barto, Senator Capser
and Representative Taylor went home on
Saturday, returning to St. Paul on Tuesday.
L. L. West, Esq, Of Sank Centre, was in
the city yssterday.
Mssszs. G. R. Beal and G. 8. Benson
represented Clearwater Tuesday.
1T isn't safe to fool around a:hehtnins
rod dealer.
Notices for Annual Town Meeting for
sals At this Office. .
-Csl. W. T. b. NsIntirs and family In
tsnd .sta,nine 70 their old homo in 1ndi-
ana.
-A.:littls girl i the ssasatiou at Mr..
Nicolas LahTs. At Jos. Westerns it, .
boy.
1t u too bad that doctor cannot get
married whan hs wants 70, especially when
ale il willing.
-Wsrknea are engaged putting in \
pier on This sids Of the Mississippi, for the
Sank Rapids dam.
Mis- Ada Dam, who has had IN attack
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-02-11

WAxT1D.-A girl to do general house
work. Apply 1t this ofdcs.