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Shannondale Factory.

and will there manufacture Woolcn Goods on an
increased scalc-having greater facilities and more
Improved Machinery, beside full corps of COM
petent workmrn. Every article heretofore man
ufacturud under my supervision will, in my pres
eut establishment, De produced in greater. .pertec-
ton, and will compare iavorably with the best
fabrics.
am in the market FOR Wool, and will purchase
at the Factory, and through nay Agents in Charles
town, Messrs. Duke * Galaher-allowinG the
highest market price. IL more convenient for my
old customers who NAV desire 20 exchange Wool
for Goods % deliver the Wool in Charlestown'
Messsrs Duke Il Gallaher are authorized to re-
ceive and receipt for the same.
Information as to prices, &c, nav be had by
addressing me at kabletown, or my Agents al
Charle>tIvn.
Thankful for the very liberal patronage hereto
fore extended me. trust TO merit, by careful at
tention 90 business. the manufacture of superior
goods and bv moderate charges, continuance OF
the good will and custom o! old friends and trial
\. McCABRELL, Jr.
Nov % 1874 Shirt com.
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~. w.D.srgRErr. JEssEr' HI6dINS'
IsAI$LSETT * HIGGINS
WHOLESALE rRALgHs rs
HATS, GAPS,
STRAW GOODS

40. PA BALTIMORE ST.,
White Marble Building, BALIIMONr
complete Stock of Goods keptalwayson hand,
suited to the Valley Trade. Orders solicited and
will be promptly and faithfully atterdedto.
JaUuary TO- 1867
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REMOVAL.

NJATHERS &CO., MERCHANT TAILoRS,
have removed from No. 3 to No. - 2NORIH
CuARLES ST, northwest corner of Lexington
where they viii continue their busi former
~. with a wcllassortcd stock of Choice and sea
,onable GOODS, which they will be pleased to
make up to order. and in the most approved style,
at moderate prices.
March -, lST2-ly.
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Change OF Location.
Wooden Goods.

rENHE undersigned respectfully informs his for
mer customers and the public generally that
L. h1s lnn.n1 the
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Iss Cream Pa los.

Nav %. 1874. Spirif copy.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-12-02
FAcrs ARE STUBBORN THINGS.

Thousands of human beings are yearly
borne on the swift current of disease down
to the grave, just because they do not pos
ssss = sufficient knowledge of themselves.
A man meets his neighbor, and the first
,salntatiop il, "How are you ," or Glow il
your health ?" The reply frequently is,
a1Oth, / m welt, with the exception of =
odd" Aost persons lightly regards cold.
Reader. do you know that cold Il one Of
the most 1aagsrots; of maladies? "A cold
not only clogs up the pores of the entire
system. and retards circulation, but it 10
productive of Catarrh, which is quite apt
10 lead To- consumption "Oh," you Say, ut
is nothing but cold in nay head" True,
but that dold is really mild form of ca
tarrh, and If not arrested in its course
will become chronic. Catarrhis one ofthe
most disagreeable, offensive affections in
the catalogue of diseases. The passage TO
the nose Is obstructed, the sense of smell
impaired, and there is adiSagreeable sensa-
ton of pressure in the head. In the moro
advanced stages, there is a discharge hav-
ing an offensive odor. If the disease be al.
lowed to continue in its course, thick, hard
incrustations will form in the head, the
bones of which sometimes become softened
and break away in pieces. Why will per-
sons continue to suffer from such annoving
disgusting disease, when they can just as
well be cured of it? DR.. Ssge's Catarrh
Remedy will cure the worst forms Of Co.
tarrh;.. in fact, it is the only sure and safe
remedy Which has yet been offered to tho
public. Many harsh, irritating prepare
tons may, for time, relieve the urgency
Of the symptoms, but they do not cure the
disease. Dir. Sage's Catarrh Remedy Is
soothing and healing in it, effects, and
when used with DR.. Pierce's Nasal Douche,
according 10 directions, does not Ailto effect
. cure. Sold by all druggists. T..
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Mortgage Sale.

Dickinson, and Elizabeth Dickinson; bis xife, did
On the ,.st d.y Of October a. D as5t, execute and
mortgage, bearing date October FIRST lA aforesaid,
toned, whereby they did grant,, barDtn, sell and
convey to the said Charles F. Powell, his heir. and
assigns. the following described premises and real
estate situate In the county Of Stsarns and State
Of Minnesota, to-wft: ;43e
beginning at q point twenty-three ehatna and
section corner on the east line Of section twenty
eight (2sb in town one hundred and twenty-five
ll2s north, range thirty 1907 west running thence
to lake shore; thence north forty-sevenl degrees
(I7o1, east along the lake shore 1sixl Chains
and sixty links (660chains6 thence north along the
chains s1G three ehains no srS
nineteen degrees (l9o} east along lake shore four
chains a chainsG thence north seven degrees and
thirty minutes east along lake shore three chains
and forty three links l3.4a chains; thence east fifty
links (5O thence south six chains and thrty-eieht
links (63S chains thence south thirtytwo degrees,
vest along the western boundary OF church lot
nine chains and five links a5 chans) to place of
beginning, containing five and fitty-oue one-hun-
dreths acres Is 5l10O together with all the heredi-
taments and appurtenanccs thereunto belonging or
in anyme dP1s sad ndenture
day of October, A. D. 1874, at 10 O'Clock A. 49, duly
recorded in the office of The Register of Deeds in
and for the county of StrarH aforesaid IN Book GU
OF MOEtSAScS, Ou pages Soi -o&, auu ZoS.
Aud whereas, said mort gasols did covenant and
agree in said mortgage in case foreclosure thereof
to pay the sum Of fifiy dollars attorneys fee; and
whereas default has been made in the conditions of
said mortgage, and there is now claimed 10 be due
thereon the sum of one thousand seven hundred
and ten dollars (Si,7.0) aud fifty dollars attorneys
fees as aforesaid, and no action or preceding ut
law or otherwise has been instituted TO recover the
debt secured by said mortgage or any part thereof
Now therefore notice is hereby given hit BY
virtue of the power OF sac contained IN said mort
and provided, the abovedesc,ibed premises viii b
sold At public auction to the highest cash bidder 1t
The mont door Of the Court HOWE, in the Ctv Of
St Cloud in said county, on
FRIDAY, THE FoURTEENTH DAY OF JAM
UARY, AID, 1876,
at ten o'clock In the forenoon Of said day to salts
fy the amount due on said mortgage and costs of
foreclosure, including said sum Of fty dollars At
- -. CHAs, F: POWELL.
,-,s->..g,~. T., - IN Mortgage.
GEORGE GEISSEf,
49,. a. Sheriff Of Stearns County, MINI.
D:B. sEARLE, Attorney for Mortgage.
noto6 nsand,nhor 1 1919 dec2-7W
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!, THANKSGIVING

9! eassa on quietly, and in about The usual
4Nay. SUniaa ssRsiossrwsre held il The
Methodist church, and services were also
held in the Episcopal church: There
were family reunions, big dinners aud
thankfalness for the same. The day was
mild. but there was not enough snow for
slsishine. : ! .}5t ]
sThsparty At tho West.House in thasven-
ing WAS very enjoyable affair. though for
reasons difficult to understand Or appreciate
the attendance was ~ nomeans q large "a
it should have been. 81 's"$ ''1
The ball given At Schvart. 4 Zeis's Hall
by the Little Giant Fire Company, drew =
large number, who reported . good time,
and the affair was benefit, financially, for
Shs ,9cypsfs - s3aagsaai}uN8N ~ a3@Is'tj =,
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: IE4NIsT = 2 N .
HERE! HEREtl : HERRt
8: Better than Ever t.:
NOW II FOUR TIME!

Joseph Edelbrock is in receipt of q COM
plete stock of winter goods, including all
woolens and domestic goods, prints, dress
goo Is, notions, etc. These goods cannot be
excelled anywhere in quality, and will be
sold at bottom prices. Mr.. Edelbrock de-
fes competition.
He has also full line of clothing, which
he will close at bargain to purchasers.
Any who want the very best family
groceries should not fail to call on him.
His teas and coffees are acknowledged to
be superior to anything in the market, and
he gives the most for $1.0O- The incest
fresh butter always on hand.
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s .EY;-A log
WHERB' TO CO.!

NV. Tenvoorde !, il receipt of q very
large and complete stock Of new fall and
winter goods, which he is selling very
cheap.
He is closing out hisstock Of clothing and
boots and shoes at less than cost. Remem-
Der Tenvoorde's.
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WAITE AND SWING.

The Pionser-P,ess, in noticing Prot:
Swings lecture at st. Paul., said that he
looked like the Hon.. III. G. Waite, of St.
Cloud, who, by the way, is not a bad look
ing man. Swing ought to feel lattered by
the: comparison: But the Minneapolis
Nal, litter drawing contrast between the
two, says, "About the only striking likeness
between the men is that they both wear
breeches.". The Mal might have. added,
but didn't, that Waite's trousers look Is if
they were made for him, and Swings look
as if meant for some longer-legged man.
But Swing needn't care, ::He don't, depend
on clothes, OF: legs. sR Hs travels on bis il
brains and mouth, and y they are both built
ON the broad gauge.-=1l}oehester Post.
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eIrY COUNCIL.
ST.. CLOUD, Nov. 20, 1875.

ST. CLOUD, NOV. ~, 1870.
:, REGULAR MEEr1Nc.-Present Aid. J.
G.. Smith President, Bennett, L, Clark, N.
p. Clarke, Dam, Dorr, Edelbrock, Nc
Clure, Powell and Wilson. ~, IT.
AID. l.. Clark, member elect from Ward
Two, to I'LL the vacancy occasioned by the
removal of Aid. Russell, having been duly
qualified took bis seat.
The month"; report Of City Justice
Barnes was presented read and ordered
placed on file. -. .-+ 49,
The City Clerk presented the pay roll
for the month Of November, amounting to
Sl55.Ss, and he waa- directed to draw orders
for the respective amounts. -
The following bills were presented and
allowed under : suspension Of the.rules: e.
IL. Dor, wood: s: a!:s..s; i $3.50
T. G. Alden, repairing foot.brdgs 20
across the Observation-Disclosures. l&4e
y. +: Boyd, hogshesd and barrels To- q
SINK hole. .!......... 1VS
":J. Edelbroek, oil.S...... :..:::.......:..a. st
b Geo. Geissel. sundries for fire engine 12.2s
Il Adjourned. ~: &. - g.. f.,
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

y E r
EPIsoofAIA--{St. JOhn'S Church, In Lower TNWnl
Services every Sabbath at 1ot .. Z. and q d 49,
Sunday School At IL m. Evening prayer $780,
Fridays At o'clock. Rev. J. T. Chamber, 1sslss.
BAprlsr.-{C Church near sscoAd Ravine bssaaA)
Services every Sabbath ut lOA 4 .. and ocloek D.
NJ. Prayer meeting on ThlIsday evenings q .
o'clock. Seats free and all are welcome. Rev. WE
Stanley, Pastor. Sunday School At ~ m.
4E1Hop1sr-{ChSzch,eo corner Warrington avc
=; N, and u p. m. Sunday School ut IL m. Rev.
II. $. Hilton, Pastor.
PREsBYTERIAN CHURCH. (Richmond avenus)
Services every Sabbath NJ l03S o'clock A. II and
7:45 Pm. Sabbath School at ~ n. Prayer meeting
Wednesday evening at rs. Seats free. Special in
ritatian extended to strangers.
CONVERSATIONAL CHURCH.-(SOuth Of Ravine
bridget Union services at l0A O'Clock m. Sunday
school At Inn. Prayer meeting ON Wednesday even
ing at II O'Clock. Rev. G. r. Milton, Pastor;
residence with Mr.. G Bridgman id lower town.
Special attention paid to strangers and temporary
worshipers.
CATHoLIc.- Church Of immaculate Conception,
st. Germain Street) Pastor Rev. Benedict Haindl,
y. S. B.; Assistant, Rev. Alphonso Kuisle, o. B.
Services, week days at = M: Sundays, Flint MAsA
II d. IN. High Mass and sermon at 10 .. M; Wee.
pers at p. M; Cathechetical instruction At p. m
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Mrs. Kemp has brought to the city
a new and well-selected stock of millinery
goods of:the latest styles, and will sell them
as cheap as they can be bought in the city.
The ladies of St. Cloud and vicinity are in
vited to call and examine before purchas-
ing elsewhere. Store in building next
door to E. Curtis's grocery store. !.
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NOVELTIES.

Just received, at w. L. Rosenberger's
book store, large stock Of stationery and
fancy goods, notions, etc. He has all the
latest styles of. fancy writing paper and en-
velopes, including the Centennial. The Ia
dies are invited to call and make their Sc
lections. 81.
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MUSIC LESSONS.

Mrs. NJ. Miners Is now prepared to take
pupils for the piano forte. Applicants may
inquire at Mockenhaupts store. Music
rooms above said store.
NJ MINERS
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TO HOUsEKEEPERs.

For new stove ,or any kitchen goods
you can save money by going toA. K. Pra-
den, Third street, St. Paul. -,
specialties.-Doty Washers, Sweet Home
Ranges, Green-wire Flower Stands, Aad
Woodruff's patent Earth Cloeots.
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E.CR!0s.
St. Cloud, Dec. 2, 1878.
Ho. FOR THE HoImAHs,
-.> 81.
Whore to Buya Your Presents.

Charles Rees, It his. bookstore, in the
Post Office building, is opeaing this week .
splendid assortment. Of goods for the 'holi.-
day trade, embracing everything i the line
Of the useful and ornamental, 70, old and
sor young. DO not fiji "a Gil and examine
what he has 70 of3ar. IT. ~
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Reported veskly sgprssay for THEJouasAI
. by John Zapp, Esq.,, Register Of De>ds.

by John zapp, E.q, Register Of De.ds.
For the Week Ending Dec ., 1875.
Whitman r, James and wife to Julin Rien
for lot u blk 3 in James addition 70 Sank
Centre SIS
Charles H. Chsdbourn and wife to Adam
Rolling for set rec Is T l23. r 33w $500
Trustees of lot Div. st. P. & P, r. r. Co.,
to Barth Pirs for nw3 sw3 sec T l22 4
T. Slw~ -. s-:s. s..,, 80 $o4o
Henry y. Dye: and wife to William b. |
Mitchell for set sw4 sec "a T l22 B 3lw |
p . '&{-5tt<f p - -..@.' $1lO
: Francis Vasa8 and husband to L. W. Col
,sec 80 T 126 T. 29w e700
L. w. Collins to George 8. Spencer for vi
mel and se3 nwf and nj Of sei net sec 80
T i26 R20w $500
Peter Bixius to Casper Pick for net nwt
and nx3 mel and W Of NET mel rec Is ~
~l23 Sow. 4,.;---.- $1,000
Casper Pick and wife to Peter Bixius for
/ q set &c and nw} net and vi Of nea
net acc II T 123 r 80 W $500
Henry C.. Burbank ct al to- James F. Stew
enson for lot 8 blk IL in .Stearns add to
st. Cloud 49,. 40
Amanda N. Ayers and husband 70 josiah
| - Martin for lots 5, 6, and blk So in
Ayres & Clark's add to Melrose $50
Rodney w. Page and wife to Wallace r
/ r 33w $500
Wallace r. Page aud wife to Edward L.
Briggs for nj ne} and nj ~nwa sec ID T
| l24 r So $500
William O. Church and wife to Joseph
Muller for 4 acres in sw@ sw4 sec 18 T
! l25 r SAW 500
John c. Stratton and wife to Joseph H.
+ Wood for e4 mel and e3 se4 sec l 7 1875
r 33w $500
Augustus A. Chisholm and wife to John
F. Cooper for sv} set and set sw4 &c l6 Z
1922 r sew : -. r:,r $245
Melvin Lull and wife to John A. Gilman
for lots 4, Sand Q block 8 in Town Of
Sank Centre $500
Joseph 6. Dam to Charles F. Hamilton for
undivided half swt secl7 and set sci
i secl8 and ns4 sec 10 and nw{ nw} sec
70 T l22 b 28w $1,000
z4ch.ri.h Bonham ma wife to Abraham
s Hoy fof bl 81 in Edslbzock's I'D 70
st. Cloud I. ... $bOO
james futile and wife to Herman Kruger
Tor lots T. and 8 blk IS in TOM Of Psynes-
Evils: &. ga j"' :: $40
i Trustees lst Div. ST. Paul 4 r. i. r. Co.
! % Herman Kruger for set ss3 sec ~ Z
"123 r 32w $40
Thos. c. Partridse and wife to jams jerks
1 = for sx4 blk q and lots !, 70, 10, Il md
| - blk 10 il town ef. Fair Haven. $50
| Alexander His.e.icA to Augustine HisssE
! jchbt nj ~ &c 81 and nwf sw4 and
/ j swf sw3 - at 125 r IS Y and .wt
,s1i aac42 T LIS + 3sw $1,000
solomon Pe1desxast and vie to Solomon
4 r 3ix ., $50
i Edwin a Parker end wife 70 Solomon
Peudereast for}w 40 feet Of lots II and
7 Il biz Is In: town Of sauk Centre SOC
|2p4ank Hneeen and wife to Henry Broke,
for blk 46 in Richmond $12t
John Peter Schwartz and wife to John
Il Peter Schmit for set sw4 sec 2 T 122 i
30w $500
. Nicholas Bach and wife to Herman Rorin(
and Andrew Nett for 48 rods in set ne1
sec 6 T 125 r 32w $lt
Winslow Blats to Paul Zimmerman 70,
nw4 set sec q T 125 r 31w $24(
Napoleon Adley and wife to Frank More
house for 10 acres in 81 sw4 sec "a 7
II l26 R.33w $2W
Geo. w. Spaulding to Alexander ane
: Mary Spaulding for " Of swf swf se'
10 and vt of nwf nw4 sec 80 T 122 Il q
+ S2OO
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STOP: YOUR C0UGHl


!, sThe:vonderful results and immense sale
Of H.ls's Cough Cordial the past season:
ought 10 convince the most skeptical; still
We are going to continue the same liberal
offer that We have made heretofore, viz:
Any person suffering with a cold, cough or
sore throat. who will cali at c.. SCHULZ
rzN's CT any other Drug Store and purchase
q bottle of Hale's Cough Cordial, use one
half Of it, and if they then conclude that it
is doing them no good, they can return the
balance and receive back their money.
Who would not test this medicine on such
liberal terma1 No medicine ever sold in
this vicinity that produced such wonderful
results, All We ask is that you will. try
it.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

:. In sums Of $780,. $500, 500 and $500
on three to 6ve~years' time, on real estats
farm security, BY -,
II BANK OF ST.. CLoup:.
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NEW. COCOA.

=. To meet the increasing demand, 81. z.
Mitchell il almost, daily, receiving fresh
supplies Of clothing and furnishing goods
At bis new Clothing Store on W..hinston
Avenue. Don't fail 70 give him : call II
you wasn't to buy cheap. -.
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NOTICE..

I invite all the farmers of Stearns and
Benton counties to call at my shop an ID e1-
anime a thorough bred Berkshire hog
weight AL pounds) raised and fed by Mr.:
J. I. Salter-and especially,John Sullivan
and such other persons as are in favor Of
Chester White hogs. ., 80 =
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SAUK CBNTRE.
SAUx CENTRE, Nov. 80.

sAux CENTRE, Nov. 80.
EDITOR JouRNAL.-Thanksgiving pass
ed quietly away; that is, our town was Or
derby, merry and happy. The Young and
old enjoyed themselves BY tripping the
light fantastic" At Lancaster & Frys Hall,
at the ball given by and for the benefit Of
the Sank Centre Brass Band, and also At
the ball given by the Odd Fellows at THAR
Hall in Lancaster & Fry's block. ., -
Our worthy Sheriff;
.....s GEO. eEIssEL,
put in an appearance on Thanksgiving
eve, and made himself happy and con-
tented, and judging from the amount Ollie
mi documents he carried. he must have
madesoms one elss hsippy, too. Everybody
,,Nae, Glad 10 - him and II know that big
Hotel ,was in Happls-pie order,". but mono
Of them hankered alter tbs. delicate food
he plaoes before his frst.class boarders no.
70 occupy my u the spacious rooms ef the
"Hotelsde sMickley''A .;1te,i' 1'.f :.
1 , w SUNNY cvSuAuS AaSt uaes OuAAAAAS W.
cupied by. Frank Fairchild, a, an auction
| room, t., -; T.. ID. ..-.,:. ..
.. ,.,,.. WAS BROKEN INTO ~. &c.,.
by some unknown party or parties, and the
boxes opened (the goods having been pack:
ed preparatory to going to Alexandria, and
about fifty dollars worth of mems and boys
ready-made clothing stolen: The burglars
, must have been adopts in the business and
cunning too, as they did the work directl,
underneath the rooms in which the Hon
Joseph Capser lives. No clue has been OBJ
| tanned as to who the guilty parties are.
THE'CoNFERENcE .T':*.
| Of the Methodists for this district is being
held at this place, apd the Rev. Mr.. Lath
rop, Presiding Elder, with other Metho
dist divines, is in attendance.
sSickness still continues in this neixhbor
hood, and two deaths have occurred sinc'
my last. -: !',j..!is: IL; H.: g.. !. G.
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GRAND JURORS.
LADIw FURS.

Is Young l. Bradford have the largest
stock. Of: ladies furs ever oderedin thneity,
md 40 selling them cheaper than ever
Ladies should call and make their select
joins while the assortment il complete.
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"A country debating society has been
struggling with the question: "Do boys or
girls make the most noiseT Twas finally
decided that "they de, after an elaborate
argument. showing ,hs: tsa!i Of the noise
boys made was caused by girls.
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WIZ NOHfs'

Why not .soip u u. We;t House and re-
ceivs al the c6mfsrts aud 1uxuries of hotel
lie when visiting 81. c1oua 7-LL;sss Fsas
ooxr;er. "a Il =. ., : Il :. 10
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FROZEN TO DEA1H.-The cold snap Of
last Sabbath night was the cause Of three
deaths. Jerry Anium, Chris Anthemum
and wandering Jew were found in our
Office, where they had taken shelter, stone
cold Ole Ander, who was IN company
with them, was severely frozen, but may
recover. We learn that some Of their rela-
tives, living in this city, were frostbitten
the ssme night. @''s 4 4 L
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Mr.. Frank D. Hall, President Of the
Stats Firemsn's Association. was in the
city LIT week making arrangements for the
nsxt Annual Coayention of the Association.
which il to be held At st. Cloud the 4th Of
no1t January ~ ..'
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FROM 81, PAUL:


'.'!':..s' . sr. PAUL, Nov: 2sth, 1875.
:. EDITOR JouRxA1.-A: week ssp last
satusdsra Norwegian by the name Il An
drew Aim, foze to desth near Forest Lake
Station, on, the L s. an. r: B.. ''Tahels
foot" was the cause of the freesipg. He
started from friends house shout nine
o'clock in the evening, 70 1r,tarn hone;!
but wandered ffom The railroad track and
lott his way, landing in = slough which
was .pertiallys frozen sovsr. The weather
turned very cold during tho night, and
when Aim was found in. the morning he
was in an upright position, leaning upon
. stick which he hid picked up TO take
,oundings with, and which proved very
handy for the Two boys who found him.
They tied his 1egs-t the. stick and then
srung the; ends ON their shoulders, thus
carrying the body home. < '
A very lamentable accident occurred in
the yard Of the ST. Paul & Pacific railway
last Saturday. A man named Oliver
Beaudoin, in the employ of St. Aubon, was
driving truck loaded with iron, approach
ing the depot from Rosabel street, where
some half dozen tracks pass through the
yard Several cars were on the track next
to Third street shutting off good view
from the yapd. Mr.. Beaudoin, it appears,
started to drive across these tracks without
observing the switch engine which was
backing down the track, and which striking
the truck, scattered In every direction the
iron with which it was loaded. Mr.. Beat
doin was thrown with both legs across the
track, the hind wheels of the tender passing
over them and smashing them in 'horri'
BILE manner. He was removed to St. Jo'
seph's hospitst where Drs.* Stone and
Murphy amPutated his legs on saturda,
afternoon It. vas, thought that his if'
might be saved, but. The injurie. proved d
too serious = nature, and after lingering in
great 'asqkony until Sunday night death cam.
to his relief. 'rt'2 - %""F. N. s.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-12-02
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