The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-05-06

mr.. l.. A. E1oert, for several years oper-
ator at the telegraph Office At this place and
who has been until afew days ago in charge
of the Little Falls Office, il in the city. He
has had tempting offer to go to Manitoba,
but has not decided to accept.
Mr.. O. B. Day, who went to Texas a
short time ago, has returned. he says the
country is good enough, but that there is no
society" there.
Miss Matte VanTyne, of the Normal
School, has gone to Douglas county to teach
school.
We were ia vored yesterday with = call
from Mr.. s. H. Whiting, Jr., one Of tho
leading business men Of Clearwater.
ma te.u hours cosy .pork will get
you frst~class sc.cing machine. See
our premium offer on fourth page.
Mr.. A. F. Robertson received hand.
some new safe for his jewel1y store yester-
day.
"A few nights ago dogs killed thirteen
sheep belonging to Mr.. John Sullivan, iv-,
ing on the east hide, opposite lower town.
Mr.. Ben. D. Woodmansse, formerly in
charge Of the St. Cloud Driving Park, and
last year of the Saltwater Park, IL now 10.
Gated At Champlain, Hennepin county,
where he handles horses.
Last Thursday Commissioner Ham.
m erelPs horse took fright and started to
run away. In order to get purchase by
which to control him, John put his foot
on the dashboard, when the animal kicked.
and now John wears his foot in a sline, 10
to speak.
Capt. Collins has run up into the air
foot or two. You see, its boy, two days
old, and weighed l03 pounds. By way of
explanation and in order to prevent any
Misunderstanding or confusion in the mat
ter, We would state that this item was clip
pod from St. Paul paper.
The Minneapolis Tribune says that u
J.Jackman, US. Commissioner At Bismarck.
is receiving the congratulations of his
friends on = libel suit brought by N.
Clsrke's partner or agent, Alonzo Gates"
for having called Gates ''thief," thereby
damaging his character 81, 900 worth.
When the St. Cloud correspondent of
the Sank Rapids Sentinel states that the
editor Of The JOURNAL was an "aspirant,"
or once thought of being an aspirant,
for the position of Alderman of the Second
Ward, or for any other position, at the
election last Tuesday, newell, he simply
Psrkssisss.
Tho Detroit Record complains that of
12s subscribers At Detroit whom it has been
furnishing with the paper fox nearly three
years, but 1S have ever paid anything for
it. The publisher very ssnibly, but At .
very late day, comes to the conclusion that
the best thing he can do il to cut off the
lis delinquents.
"A letter from Rochester, N. Y, dated
April 10th, says: '1snow on frozen ground.
No blowing yet on account of FROST" In
many places in Minnesota, stearns county
included, farmers were we'll along with their
spring blowing and sowing at that date.
But New York is too far away from Mime.
sofa to amount to much.
Mr.. ]. Prondzinski returned homo
Thursday from the East where he pur-
chased large and splendid stock of CLOTH
ing, gents Furnishing goods, hats, caps, etc.
Nh. Prondzinski is one of our most enter
prising business men, buying largely and
just such goods ~ this. market demands.
He still makes custom work special fes-
ture of his business.
One day last week lady dropped a
letter into this post Office without a stamp.
Upon its being returned to her, she insisted
that there was . stamp on it when she put
it in the ofdce--a mistake a good people
labor under in the same matter. The next
day, however, she brought the letter back
with the stamp se'sed ou-as much a to
ny, There, now; lick this one off if YOU
can
1t is with much regret that We read in
the last number Of the Brainerd Tribune
Mr.. N. G. Russelps farewell" H. h..
disposed Of his paper 70 Mr.. W. W. Hart
Icy, retaining the job Office. Russell has
made the Tribune one of tho spiciest and
most readable papers in the West, and We
are sorry that he has given it up. 1t is
our hope that he may meet With success
in Whatever he undertakes.
Last week some scallawag robbed the
clothes-line of Editor Benedict, of the Sank
Rapids Sentinel. Notwithstanding this.
Ben. appeared in town Monday arrayed in
a shirt which appeared to fit satisfactorily
and which displayed no ruA]ing. The
query il whether he had another shirt in
reserve (which would be a piece of editorial
extravagance) or whether he effected .
temporary loan of one.
American make of maple sugar. honey.
bees-wax, cocoanuts, pears, oranges and
lemons,at Drsx1s,s
The latest styles Of "nobby" hats Just
received At n. 2. Mitchelps new clothing
store.
-Wakefeld's Improved Hand Corn
Planters, Buckeye, Jr, Riding or Walking
Cuihvators, and the celebrated Mishavaka
Double Shovel Plows, for sale By G. c..
Tosey, At Grovenors old stand.
w. L. Rosenberger has received h;a
spring assortment of children's ca.ri.x,s
and wagons, which he will sell at prices
hat defy compstion. Call and see.
-Hominy, oat meal, rice, farin., saeo.
split peas, cracked wheat and dried sveet
corn, at Boyd's.
DO not fail to go to Vests clo.;nR.ou
sale. Goods cheaper than ever.
Graham, picnic and soda crackers. a.
s. II. Parsongs.
-Fnr hoota and ahooa On II Io;aon,. "