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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-12-08
NIscELLASEOUs.'

Attention is called to the reports Of
the Postmaster General, Black Hill az
fairs, the Patent Office, Land Office,
Pension Office, Centennial Bureau Of
Agriculture and territorial affairs in the
general terms which have characterized
former messages. The President makes
FIVE leading recommendations: First
establish common schools in every State;
~second-that no sectarian tenets shall
be taught therein, and make illiteracy
after 1890 a bar to voting; third-declare
Church and State forever separate
fourth-return to a specie basis.
After this exhaustive resume, we re-
serve comments for another day.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-12-08
prObnbIIitleg.

W%AsHISGroS, December s.-For Ten
nsssee and the Ohio valley, upper lake.
regions and upper Mississippi valley,
cooler, northwest winds, rising barom-
etOr; clearing weather, preceded by light
rain or snow.
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Doath OF General VAnnntwerp.

Doatn OF NhnRutWeFp.
BALTIMORE, December 8.-Gensral Y.
s. Vanantwerp, Of the United States
army, aged sizty-eight years, died at the
residence Of his daughter, near upper
Marlboro, Prince George county, Nd.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-12-08

Peculiarities Of Nancy Valentine, Of
Cumberland, Maryland, age one hundred
years: !. Has never used spectaclesi
2. Can thread q needle with eage and
precision; 3. Does boF " cookingI
T. Knits stockings fore sale; s. Spins tbe
WOOL herself; 6. Doesn't walk seven miles
10 visit friends.
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Hegler. arkansas river, 8 p.m.i Utah,
Vicksburg, 8; Peytona, New Orleans, s;
Minneola. Memphis. IL; Macomb. Ohio,
8 am. About two inches of snow has
fallen; still showing mild.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-12-08

CAIRo. December s.-Arrived- Kiuie
Hsslsr, Cincinnati 7 PM Minnsols.
Cincinnati, 10 I'm. DEPARTED Kiltie
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NA#FuRALlzArInN-

Considerable space is devoted to the
subject Of fraudulent naturalization. No
restrictions are proposed, but il is shown
that under the simplicity of our forms Of
laws fraudulent papers are often obtain.
ed, TO the injury Of all honest citizens.
whether native Or naturaliEed. On many
occasions it has been brought to the
knowledge of the government that Ger,
tlhcates Of naturalization are held, and
protection or interference claimed by par.
ties who admit that not only they were no,
within the United States at the time Of
the pretended naturalization but that
they have never resided in the United
States In some cases certificates have
been a matter Of purchase. Some effect
ual measure is urged to vaeate irubdu
lent records and for Furnishing the guilt,
parties.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-11-25

Louis Goystas rsesxn-
"a essnrAy fo.ns 1'ost dassy, whilAs 50
had sons Is dispoa.ss Il = Nv of saisas.
Nj. G. 8. Elliott, With Avsrill, Russell
4 Carpenser, Va IL thu city taking orders
Saturday and Monday, and on sabbath
going % church. u ! very propsr~liks man
nss. S.
NJ. James Connpson, Ca.hier of the Fir. L
National Bank 4 Fergus Falls, WA in the
city several days during the past weak and
hyorsa "a with : CAL He has just been
elsctsd County Auditor o. that county,
without opposition, md came down 70 take
q look q Tie books 81 Auditor Vosberx, q
shis sosaty, Who i oonaidszsd The model
Auditor q III Stats.
Z. Rie Eaq, Who has bsen on visit
. CanadA zelnz1sd home Monday.
M Harry WslhiaaAaw wsnt to Fergus
FAlh noaaAy, . lssaaia az some time.
NJ. u. L.sKnowlloa, q Ninasapolis, 1
hensr resident Il g. Cloud. il in the city.
n. Paul Aosksnhanpe arrived Saturday
~ ls6 Tuesday.
n. g. ]. Posaar returned Monday from
Minneapolis, where he had been since
spring. 4 i.
The Rev. E. v. Campbell is expected
70 arrive in time to Fill the pulpit Of the
Presbyterian church on the second Sabbath
Of December, the 18th.
Complaints are numerous Al to dry
wells and cisterns. ~
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( -Mr!P T: Barnum told the fol-
lowing in: his lecture in Chicago /:
In his museum, a gentleman and
daughter stood gazing a. the siamese
Twins. 2 The Snowman said they were
the most remarkable phenomenon in
the known world, were born in Siam
&c.. Brothers, i suppose p remark.
ed the gentleman, interrogatively
still looking with wonder at the
tied-ups. YES, Sir, brothers ) nat.
| ural brothers, ;. too,' said the show.
man, My dear, said the visitor, re
tligiously, 5turnIng to his daughter,
rsehink7of the goodness Of Providence
in linking two natural i brothers to-
gether,s instead Of two strangers:, a>s
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JOHNNY RUNNING away.

Johnny Sullivan, axsd lsyesrs, started
from s.. Cloud yesterday, for; Canada, to
live with better oompany-hls mother. AZ
st. Anthony junction : telegram va 70.
ceiyed BY the conductor "a. return thu lad
70 his father, : saloon keeper in 81. Cloud.
1t was trial to the conductor to obey the
message, ~ the fathers house was not de.
Gghtful one, or the old mans treatment
overly aristocratic. There was some feel
ing favorable to the raising of = purse for
the liquidation of his travelling expenses
from here to Canada, but the conclusion
was that the boy 60 on to St. Paul, and b.
returned to his father to-day. Johnny
was travelling without any bank account OF
credit on Wall street.-Minneapol;s Tribune
Of Saturday. 5s ,xa.s.es .qy1s% : $50
The boy did not return Saturday, a. wai
expected, although he was ON the train
when it started from st. Paul. His father
went down Monday, but returned to-day
wednesday, without being able to find
my trace Of the boy. Johnny y own 1nothe,
is dead, and he came from Canals, whers
he had been living with rel.t;ves, ooly
about six weeks ago, and has undoubtedly
returned there again. ~s.*r >..,=..s,- -. !:
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5
An 3 easy way to provide your.
#self with Holiday prsssnts . Is
raise clubs for, THE JOURNAL.
Is club Of two viii get : hand
some Silver Napkin Ring, worth
500 ) OF 4 q OhiId.s GIMP, Gold
Lined. worth s2.76, ior a,halS.t lnUsn
ges Spoons. worth $4,000 q 8, !
child's Set, inmorooco cAse; orr,
q half-doxen Table 90 ns aaA
Forks, etc., eto. RsAd stho From.
ium List On the Fourth l1ks, ana
than set up club. The PrsIntuldd,1,
viii b sent direct from ths NV
York manuhActo1y.
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REAL ESTATE AGENCY
OF
Cooper & HinchiIwood,
ST. CLOUD. MINI.
FOR SALE

No. 50. Corner lot, with history house.
s'-:' 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-
L.. T., changed for good land.
Nc. 81. Lots A., and s, in block 40, St..
: s',5 Cloud City. Good well and small
rras2$y barn on premises. Good location.
$500 Will be. sold very cheap, and on
terms to suit purchaser.
No. SIS. 4 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 -
-...-, rooms. q lots, on which are fine
'.'}' fruit and shade trees, good we'll.
w.N2 cistern and barn. Very desirable
l,...oa neighborhood. Must be sold.
No. So. 100 acres land in Benton county :
good timber; 20 acres meadow on
-7,1.. a nice little stream running
: through the place; 40 acres in
r. iis.T5 crop; good log house and stable
Ia,afs; "a good we'll and within half mile
Of school house, store and saw
L. mill will be sold very cheap,
l. and on easy terms. :.
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q "a: "Guibord" case occurred in
Hastings last week. Edward Err.
*farth died and was to be buried last
Sabbath in. the Catholic cemetery,
but in his last moments he refused
the ministrations of = Catholic priest.
|, His ! = IL grave was prepared in his own
lot in the Cemetery. The body was
attended e. the cemetery BY three
band. of music and : large concourse
OF citizens, but on arrival at heplact
burial was refused him in consec1rsted
ground. Another grave was prepar,
ed outside, and there his body rests,
for the present, at least.
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reported ~ . szl,'rs 1or TH1JounxA1
" Joknf zapp, 4 of Decd.


Tor thsyEssk Ending Nov. ID, 1878. I.
Timothy y McCarty to Emily Mitchell Tor.
81 net s OF 1916 b 80 Il Sos
Juiia + Norris 10 John a Me- Hand for ~
t 8 81 T l2d r Sow 5000
Edwin md William ii CLARK to Freder
b ick w LAM for lot 9 blk sl8 ID town Of
Aelroee SO. Sis
Ferdinand Pau and wife 10 joseph Plan:
Tor nw} MI and lot 4 s - and q Of "a
ss.3 and sw3 ss} lot 4 and q IA acres III
& 169T sl26 r 81 i $500
Hiram Rosers and VIM n Iilestonul Is The
S ~ Cloud Granite Quasiyiins and Manu-
8 i : e Gompaay tar nwi svt s. II -
lA + 9ew 800.
olo O Rund and wife 10 Thos Nelson ior 3
3nw} ~ net mi and nwR and sw} ne
s,54 and 8 14,aeres sw} sw3 8 20 T.
lAR ~ el.40O
Ole Olaoa and wiSs to Thos Nelson ior NV
MT q - = l2lR 35sv 500
Adolph Henkle to Jacob Buchheim for
96166 ia Of lot 2 biz Is ia Sank Centre
VI II. ~. .3sf ~ 1925
Jacob Buchheim and wife TO Joseph H ST
monton for 26x66 feet Of lot / blk Is in
eauk Centre 5000
Trustees ST Paul & PRO 10 William
Luckroth for,sw4 NV + s27fTl26 r 3Ow
Is .s $3.50
Trustees ST Paul & P RR Co to Peter
Lommsl fer sw} mel and net sw} s IS
T 1928 B SO $40
Peter Lommel and wife TO John Peter
Henz for vi se4 s 80 T 124 r Is " and
Il Of set s p, 7 1a3 Row $500
Harrison Cannon to Henry Chambers
and Geo G Brown for und Of, nw& IS
13 Tl23 R22 u S345
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sas oesRs
h @sas -. s&
- dSsli ! s'ot /. a. G q 4. D Il iii ]
CITY, held = open lodge Tuesday Svsnins
q their rooms ID Masonic Hall, which
many Of our citizens ayailed themrelves sc
the opportunity 70 attend. Il was called %
ordsrsby ". g. q. +. Tolman, afier which
the various !. Beer. explained their duties
lsAs ilsesnental apiscs xas oven Ia -
style b Miss. Hayward, organ Mr.. Car
yer, clarionet; and Nj. Smith. guitar.
Prayer was offered 81 ths Char the
Rev. Mr.. Stanley. The membsn then
sang the opening ode, which was followed
BY IN address BY W. C. +. Tolman. liv.
ing history 81 the lodge and showing ata
Prosperity. There ~ NOW ssventy.dve
nenbsrs. with : weekly iaessAss. Am H.
sszunaatl piscs y ~, oschsaeza. e.
lect reading By Aia Gordon. Solo bys
Nay Fuller, with CHORUS b The lodgs. a
recess Of half An hour vas pleasantly en-
joysd il chatting and having good time.
Resolutions on the death Of Vice resident
Wilson were offered, and after appropriate
remarks BY the Rev. Mr.. Lathrop adopted.
They are as follows: .s4.-#
WHEREAS, In the death Of the Hon.
Il enry Wilson, the Vice President of the
United States of Americas pure minded
friend Of Temperance our country has
suffered an Ireparable loss therefore
Resolved, That we bow in humble sub
mission before the wisdom Of our Heavenly
Father, who has seen fit to take from our
nation one of its noblest citizens, and purest
statesmen and faithful friend of temper
ance and religion, .5 sss'zt' q:
Resolved, That we express our, sorrow
for his loss and respect for his memory by
rising vote. and that our lodge room and
officers regalia be marked with Grape for
FIVE regular meetings. .1.5t ~. q
Resolred, That these resolutions be
placed upon our records and copy be sent.
to each Of the St. Cloud papers for publica-
ton. ,g,. 8. IS rs. II. I
The American flag, hanging in front Of
the seat Of the W. C. T., was draped in
mourning. Another instrumental piece
was given by the orchestra. The lodge pa.
per, the Reporter, wasread 81 the Rev. Mr..
Stanley and Miss Lathrop, and eeonp,,i..e,d
contributions from members, selected arti.
cles, etc. Charles Jones sang comic Tenn
perance song, which was followed by' the,
closing ode BY the lodge and the $benedict-
ion BY the Chaplain. 1t was . very pleas
ant evening. We are glad q learn dat
thssldge i il : Aouaia hing eoudiion, and
idoing much agsod. ainAussee d veil.
- its membership l. steadily increasinS.
1t deserves the earnest support ofths coin.
munity. I
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EPnCOPAL--iSs. Johns ChuHeA, II IAuee Tsvn.l
Services evely sabbath q loR & i. ard n = =
Sunday School at IL m. IyeAlne prayer 1oe4ins
Fridays At O'Clock. Raw. 4. CAsm6sn, AssAes
HAPTrsT.-(Church near second Ravine 6r}arA,
Services every Sabbath u 10A 4 =. and O'Clock 5
m. Prayer meeting ON Thursaay evenings ii
O'clock. Seats free and AL are welcome. Rev w. &
Stanley, Pastor. Sunday School Is IL m.
~ aaEESsoDmr.- (ChS1ch, corner Warrington ave
and chapel atreet9 Services every Sabbath at 10a
Z m. and ard @ pm. Sunday School 1t IL m. Rev,
PEEssYrxaIAN CHulcH.- (Riehmond avenusl
ServEea every Sabbath q 101S O'Clock 4. II and
5:4o f.ls Sabbath. School ut u H. Prayer meeting
"wednesday evening At 7.4k ,6eats frss Special In
nsakaon extended to stranger.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURca-(SontA Of Rayine
sfdgel Union services at 10e oeleek Al. Sunday
scnooAat lam, Prayer meeting On "Wednesday oven
Ing 1t u O'clock. Rev. g. 3. Milton. fastor;
Issidsnee with Mr.. c Bridgman n lower town.
vorahlpsrA -. -"
C4Inol.c- Church Of Immaeulats Conception.
y. Germaan eerSes.) Pastor Rev. Benedict Haindl,
2. g. b. Assistant. Rsv. Alphonso Euisle. o. 8 h
1srvioes. yse1 days n q m: sandaya First Asss.
psrs ct p m; Cathechetical instruction u p n.
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NORTHERN PACIFIC HAnRoAD.

A late letter from New York 10 1 friend
IN Minneapolis, amongss other thinsk says
that there:is every probability the work az
construction on the Northern Pacifc
railroad will be commenced a. early in the
spring Is the weather will permit; indeed
it is understood that the money for build
ing the first Is miles west of Bismarck is
already promised. 1t is further stated, in
the letter in question, that the President of
the new company, Mr.. G. B. Wright, is de-
termined to push the road to completion at
as early day as possible, and to that end
is giving his undivided attention to- the
work. No one, as YET, has been appointed
in the place of Gen. G. w. Mead, the late
Manager, who, it ia understood, has tender
ed his resignation but it is thought that
R. M. Newport, Esq, the present Assistant
Treasurer, will receive the appointment
st. Paul Roneer-P Press. ...-.s
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LADIES' FURs.

Young & Bradford have the largest
stock of ladies' furs ever offered IN 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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AJ0RICAN GENIUS. MOODY 4 SAN.
2 fESS.s;S$ Sos ~ KEY. 5sSa ssEfg

1871 5st sEEf-E so III f5 4
=. -. :. =, n,
- 49, 1ovAva.lss 11sssrs. MOODY and
Sankey, who electrified staid old England
With their eloquence and enthusiasm .1 ara
fair .amnle. & Amar;n, { .,s,.;,,. c.:
-. .. go. p s.,ss
avg .so slnons tnS conlla g People tAelr
symPathies are Alive % the wants ofsthe
s1A0ls psops, and herein liss as secret of
their great .nccesa Tbos. IL, s. .aaL = !.
- ss ae9 wv ~ - 70
l,l' luss s'uos anu De .a wl1h
the the wants OF the msssss and prove loyal
thereto. 10 TINS sfactsawes may trace the
grand success in business' %. wellas IN relieg
aosls naertaklngs, WHICH, manY Americans
have achieved. Strikingly nlustsasive;Hof
these suggeetions e that great establish
ment located q Buffalo, n. i. and known
g the :. .'M0Eld,s Qlspeasary, "--+a most .ap-
props1ate name, Indeed, for the VAT insti-
tuition, within whose walls are manllactur.
ed remedies which ars il dsmand So every
quarter OF the globs, and 6 which : corps
Of distinGuished PhZsicians apd sulgeons,
under ne pss'onal direction. q Dr, Pierce,
AZ constantly administering y The needs
o. thousands o. .1nsesrs everyMhexs, and
whose success IN tas treatment Of ~ forms
q chronic ailments haA become 90 we'll
Known thas there scarcely hamlet in
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Deer may bekilled in any part
Of this stats;5 except III Olmstead and
FILLMORE Counties. between thsa1s ii
ottober d ii d tho 10Th f December.
sTisss Two 'eeoantiss arsprosected flomn
deer hunte,s tin 1877, By . Nv
passed III winser. sstt'2szsfs 2sH 49,.
q !. 9cyras jenkins, BOOK agent ,,.,at
stole $3.50 from the ov u IS pocket
IF Nj. Bouan, Of Bristol, Fillmore
county. The loss was discovered, the
agent pursued, the theft confessed,
and the money refunded jenkins is
now d jail awaiting his trial. : ). ~
At Burns station. sThursday, two
trappeB got into n dispute over
some trapping grounds, when one of
them, having q gun in his possession
at the time, shot the other named
skahill. killing him instantly. The
murderer has beeu arrested and
lodged in jail at New Ulm. IA
3. Five prisoners ii the County
Jail at Minneapolis Friday, removed
an iron bar from 4 cell ana attacked
the Jailer while the door was open
for the purpose Of passing 10 vpod.
Three escaped, but the Taller pre-
vented the escape Of the remainder,
not, however, until he had hAan
knocked down. Two of 10. mes
have since been recaptured, hat u
third, named Carey, i yet At lssse.
Charles Markus the young man
who stole $500 from the store Of *.
II. Reed 4 Co., Of Glencoe, : few
weeks ago, has been arrested at Wor-
cester, assachusetts, BY the Chief If
Police Of that city. He "a. Armerly
. clerk n the MereAanta National
Bank Of St. Paul. Officer Brissette
has been dispatched With !. r,qpisi.
ton fom Cove not pSyls IS b 1'i,l
him bac |, -, .
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49, 1lINNHeOTAaI8 THE BEET STAT
yet, and he ought to know.
One week ago to-day the T.
- - G0<Nn MHnsHH Ana :.
SAUK CENTRE.

.Yzsss. ~ gAuK CENTRE, Nov. q, 1876. :,
EDITOR JOURNAL Since writing my
last letter to The JOURNAL, grim death
has been tapping At our door. There have
been (, = s-s.-s... -
81 .sS-ls 49, ,a. THREE DEATHB 1t - ri
in Sank Centre ths past week. J.A.Nad-
land, : young man just in The prinsof IL,
bas been called home. He had bsaa nj.
fering for the pa ten years With thas drsasd
disease, consumption, brought on ~ u.
posure and carelessness. He WAS buried
under the auspices of the Independent Or
der of Odd Fellows, of this place, of which
he was a member. Mr.. William Hendry
lost his fifth and last child, a bright little boy
about four years old, on Saturday last, and
to-day young woman by the name Of
Rogers died Of some kind of fever. d.
Business is lively here, although the
price Of wheat has gone down to "a cents
for extra No. 2. .....:,..s !
The weather has been extremely cold.
and wood scarce and in great demand.
A. DRIVING SNOW STORM ~"
passed over this place yesterday (Monday,)
making the good folks happy At the pros.
poets Of sleighing, but after blowing and
showing for about one hour it cleared of,
leaving but little more snow in the roads
than when il commenced, and to-day the
Jingle Of sleigh. bells mingles with the mt
ding Of wagons-neither wheeling MOI
sleish hing. zsssss:a ~ - .~.~=7
Il. u Htjr5@ FRANK FAIRCHILD s..s@rg
is still here with his auction stock, selling
eplles" Of goods, cheap, to the dissatisfac'
ton Of our merchants. He goes from here
to Alexandra to remain one week and Their
he RETURNS 70 81. Cloud ao,aee more to sse
hia5f 80
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CLrAlwAT1l, Nov. a. 1875.

CLrA1WATrn. Nov. n 1878. d.
EDrronu JounrAn.-Thinki ne nerhana1
he reade,. & 4. 3reat F.m;ly J /
mi.ht Ike q hear from o,,rs yillare ,r.in.4
81 VIM send YOU . f.w items. 3
Ons 81 tie old. land marka Ia bssn to..'
|,dowa b the ruthleas hand 81 IL, destroy.
q. / rslsr Is i
rHn ON loo oAs1r
thst has stood On the hank a. thu Fathe, II
Watsls, = The mouth Of tie Clearwater
river, these many years, and has been used
e hotel, boarding house and NOR, -.
GENTLY q warehouse for the innn4nsa
commercial business Of our.yillaes. O. Why
did not our city hthsrs buy II ~ !. r,lic
Of the good old pioneer days1 QouA &
have spoken, what Z tals Il would havatold
Of its P6spers ia resisting he inyasinn of ~
foe il the grasshopper times. IN 1857 md
1865. What think =, sinoni
+. r. Sargent has bought the &
fred STORE
that belonged to Dr.. v. Fell, nut in elass
front, and now with an apprentice is making
new harness and repairing old. He says
it is GOOD stand, but that already he be-
gins to feel the want Of more room. But
he will find that when our river closes 90
tight that We will not hear the cal. forthe fer
lyman he will have Mourner room enough |;
for then will he find he has man to con-
tend with who never was beaten At any.
fh;noet--.v,nt avnv 4, b;,. sta,:o,. -. h:.-~L
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GENERous.-One of our citizens who
this week sent mortgage deed to Register
Zapp At st. Cloud to be recorded, enclosing
the usual fee, was surprised 70 receiye5w;th
the return of the mortgage Is centssapd 4
statement from the worthy Register that,
ON account of the unsnimity of his late eli.
ection, he viii hereafter record mortgage
deeds Of the form printed 1t this Office for
81 .0O.-Sauk Centre Herald. !
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EATAL ACCIDENT.
Man shot ut Maine pr,ari..


Last THURSDAY while Isaac Newton Pet,
", Albert o. Kline, J::I. W. Petty and
Geo. T. HendricksddA spf Maine Prairie,
vere out hunting. kim .lipped md fell
accidentally di.charsiagsh is gun, Us bali
from from which passd thlSsh the hss,d II his
uncls. I. n. Petty. who was walhi.e b.
hind, killing him inseaasly. & Cor.
onsf OvsRbsck went out Friday, but 4 in
guest was not dssal nsesnlsy, . thu
other two naa one lroth: wssI vii.
nsssss that tie. shod ding wasr shpnJ; aeci:
dental. The faseral tsS ries alaladay.
Ths dscsassd vas aboasJ6 ysasss1 81
azA lesves wiz md Stx eAililzlh.s HI
W. bro.hes /, law y g.. n. Jaa.r.,
Of this city, ~ .s,s@s o..
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a'yvHIsikE 10 40 !

J.W. Tenvoorde is in receipt Of very
large and complete stock 81 new fall and
wintsr soods which he i selling vary.
chez &.
He's closing ont hisstock 81 clothins and
boots and shoes Ct less than cost Rsnen-
bef Tenvoorde's. 4. Is .s3 !.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-11-25

Call and see the splsudid line Of scarf
at ii. q. Mitchelps clothing store.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-11-25

4 9 pounds Of best saleratus for rs cents.
q Royd's Cash Store,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-11-25

Attention Is called to the prospecta.
fthe Chicago Post and Muil. II is an e.
cellent evening paper. We win furnish
the weekly aud THE JoUHNA4 one yen
for $40 u.s. u
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-11-25

The following i the programme for
the next meeting Of the Lycsum, which
willbeheld Wednesday evening, December
1st; IN Il
Select reading, ~ Mis- Barnes.
Essay, BY George Smith.
eele0t Residing, ~ +. p. Christopher.
pebsts: Resolssd, That capital pun
iahment should b abolished. AAlrmative,
W.M. West and 7. G. Wing; negative, r.
=, sss,ls and =. 8. Hill,
salecs reading, By ii. Tolman.
Dsclauatioo, By +. II. Bsnnstt.
Critics report, y Mis Gossioa.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-11-25

Make good use Of your money and buy
your holiday goods q Young 4 Bradford's.