The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-08-26

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losa sustained BY him from fire last July.
Why Is kiss like a sewing machine :,
Because it seams 20 good.-E1cAangc.
Because it isn't complete without TELLER.
A-hem! o.
Lieut.. Fred. Schelplin received from the
Asylum At St. Peter the gratifying news Of
the entire recovery of his wife, and started
yesterday 10 bring her home. ..ia>
The Stearns County Council P. of III.
will meet at the Court House in this city,
September 2Sth. A full attendance is de-
sired. :, Il. = ~.- 49,. ~. 80 81.
49,, JOHN scHAFzR, Sec.
Mr.. Ole Peterson, Receiver ofthe Land
Office, returned this week from Pope coun-
ty, where hs has been Grangering it. He
says wheat there yields rs bushels to ths
acrek !
"A good many people Who went 70
Barnum's Hippodrone, 1t . cost Of from
IS to SIS, returned home with IN alloverish
feeling that the thing wasn't Ill thar
fancy had painted il ~s>'S ~ -
CHARLEY Gilman VA. overheard whis-
pairing into the sar Of N. p Clarke The
other day -
> :. TT. a soea q. young. .-.,.. x
Burn to the socket" -
N. p. couldn't understand him, and
thought he was trying to make . trade for
beef cattle. -AHti. Monopolia. fsE-l
Mr.. Theodore Bauler, Of, the town Of
Luxembourg, has purchased the grocery
stock and business of Mr.. M. Ma1erus.
Nh. NJ. intends going East soon to spend
the fall and winter, but will return in the
spring to again engage in business in this
city.
The St. Cloud JOURNAL claims to know
who is the author of the brief but famous
poem, 'eHmbuctoo." Mitchell says it's
brother editor-McKenney, of the St. Cloud
Press &sillsoater Gazette.
And 80 he is, and he is very proud of
it too. Come, Me-, publish it, that the
world may all appreciate your poetical
talents.
The calendar Of the University of Min
nesota for the year 1874.5 has been receiv-
ed and is the most complete ever issued by
that institution. Those who xlnt to obtain
any information concerning the University
should address the President and secure a
copy of this calendar and catalogue. The
year 1856 begins September q.
Owatonna Joxyxal Of last week
has the following concerning former resi-
dent Of this city: . = '=T- !"
Our friend E. n. 8. Dart, being At work
on his store Oh Cedar street. hung up his
watch-a good one-On nail in the build
ing, 80 that he could work on time. He
has since bought another watch and yet he
has but one.
Last Saturday night there was frost
in some parts of this county severe enough
to kill the corn. 1t is said that there is
scarcely field of corn between this place
and Maine Prairie which was not killed.
Similar reports come from other locali-
ties. There il one cause Of satisfaction I'M
der the circumstances-cornw wouldn't have
amounted to much this year anyhow!
The frost which did some damage in
this locality Saturday night also showed
itselfin other parts Of the State. But it
was most severe in Illinois, Iowa and Wis
consin Saturday and Sunday nights. Corn,
buckwheat, potatoes, grapes and gardenveg-
etables were greatly injured and in some To-
calitiea entirely ruined. The tobacco crop
in Wisconsin was also destroyed.
1t is reported that lot Of hay, about
one hundred tons, put up back of Sauk
Rapids by A. B. Greeley, F. Knower, T.
~. standley and Robert Martin, of Maine
Prairie, has been burned. These tartie.
had intended driving their stock to. the
east side and wintering it there. 80 ~. -"
Asw days ago Peter Sand, Of Ls Sank,
had ten tens q hsy burned. Il was, nm
doubtsdly fre 70 BY some ensm1s OF
MALI s;oiiS person. @;.2 80 s,.-s ~ % .@
BY mistake, paragraph concerning
sh4 advertising agssncy q Geo, r. Rowell
IA Co, ofNsw Yo,k, clipped from the Duluth
Herald w. credited to the Duluth I.;bx.s
-thus Ii u the latter paper .ppe.r to
be exprsiine sentiments the very opposite
Of those which it entertains. With THE
JOURNAL, it has fosnd Messrs. Rowell 4
Co. honorable, prompt and fair business
men, who live up 70 their contracts and
make prompt cash payments:
1t is no longer safe to send letter with
money in it from Monticello to Minneapo-
Lis or st. Paul, a. several citizens of this
| place have learned to their cost.-Monti-
cello 1mnes.
/ And the Government, by doubling the
lees for small money orders, compels peo-
! pie to assume the risk of loss in sending
money through the mails, II is difficult 10
understand how and why the Canadian
Government can anord to issue mouev -.
der for one fifth the price charged by III,
Government. ~ f.. 4 #5
! In Scotch court recently q witness
Il swore to the identity of chicken from Sit
resemblance to its mother. S8
i Which reminds % of I case tried her,
i not long ago involving the Identification b
4 hog which had bssn killed and dressed
I One witness swore.po.itivsly that he k,ss
! the. hog to Be the property Of Mr.. so-and
&c.. HSfcould remember no special mark
which might assist him in identifying ii,
deflnct porker, ard finally bsing haar,
pressed By the lawyer on the opposite side
sa;d he knew The animal By it, counte
nance" co.. r. H. @
Remember .thas groceries are sold !.
cheap AZ ever at v s. Isl Is.
s.H. PAzsosss.
New arrival u fall styles Of hats Il
day at 81
/ 80: H. z. MITCHELL.
See Superintendent Kaiser's notice I
t TO buy Or ssll fruits and vegetables, 8
70 D'nniss.