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10 prove no exception but Bridget took
Time by tho fOrel0Gk, rather Than Fat
should lake her, aud sWpre oul war
rant fnr the gentle warriors arrest
The warrant was placed ln lhe hands
Of Depuly Sheriff CHI scott, WHO re-
paired 10 the GOliage Ol Pat, wherein
love aud peace should have dwelt, but
didn't Pat declared that no wa moi
al hOmen 10 the minister Of the law
aud declined 10 hold any Interview
with him, aud threatened GORE ana
b-l,O-od IN untold quantities II an al'
tempt should be made 20 farce an on
trance, Clif retired 0rrenloreemenlsl
which he succeeded IN getting, anl
was mel BY a yolley rom the Inside
The fire wis returned, aud for q few
minutes quite u lively pusilade was
kept up, but Pat Weakened and step
ped down aud out, aud, Instead Of re-
posing gently IN n, hasom Of his fan,
lly, now lies quietly IN tho bowels OF
the Jail, lie viii have an examination
to-day,
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Of district conventions ia our stale,
aud for tho labOrs which have shawn
~ ~ how glorious 10 The work Of the
sunday school,
laBy Mr., Mep0yi
alllesolyed, That the thanks Of this
c0nYenlipn be rendered 10 HE pnlr
fisher OF pHE DALLAs HERALD for the
services Of is very efficient reporter
who has given such full aud accurate
reports Of our proceedings
After singing "l,lessed be- the ties
that binds Us, and an eloquent and
feryent prayer, the meeting adjourned
sine die,
The good effects resulting from this
meeting cannot be oyeresIimaled, Thr
HERALD viii endeayOr 10 refer 10 this
subject again Ia future issue,
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niennra b. lil,nself Again.

nIppn ny life, she finds th0ush cannot
Myself ~ be marvellous proper man
"a bH ~ charges for u lOOking glass
Ana entertain u scare 0r Two ~ tallnlhi
10 study fashions 70 alorn my body"
-iAcl u, Richard III
But, first, III 90 TO the Boss Place,
No, lO7 Main street, Ilollenbeck 4 Mo
Columns, aud look Ut the new goods
the old man brought back, They say
what they haven't got, II no use look
Ing for aud II you want a wedding
coat or shooting jacket, they can III
you, New goods, new styles and fair
prices, Go aud sec them,
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The gentemanly agent Of the Dallas
HERALD, Mr., q. g, hlyers, honored us
with call this week. Mr.. Rivers IN
here IN the Interest Of that paper II IL
mol necessary for W. 10 speak IN praise
of the HERALD IL n too we'll aud favor
ably known 10 require word from us.
4 lOngvlew New Era.
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A wariike individual.

Patrick Cunningham was his name,
and he lived just back Of the railroad
water tank. His favorite amusement
seems TO he licking the old woman and
children, and when he starts on the
war path, he makes things lively for
the aforesaid old woman and children.
Saturday Is his favorlte day for the In
noeent pastime. and last Saturday was
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kitchen NJ the CmIohfeld house, where
some mispreanl hai placed pile NJ
hay and applied umifh The Wpmpl
action Of Die ilremrn mlnr pfrfenlfli
probably, q most disastrous .ennllAgfa-
lion,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-03-23

the DnllnH lpullufYi hro turning ou'
some excellent castings.
What Is the definition, or trnnsla'
tlon, of uous porr0l@ Perhaps our even
ing cotemporary can explain
The Crutoh1eld house furniture
viii be sold at II o'clock this morning
Rare bargains may be expected,
We expect TO hear Of Nh early de-
cline In the price Of llulds, notwlth-
standing the recent Increased tax.
The reckless manner in which
horses aud teams are run on the out
skirts of town should DO put u stop TO.
Tickets to Hannibal aud all parts
of Illinois, for sale nj n reduction at
Johnson's ticket office, under san Ja-
clnt0 hotel.
AT Page's you can find anything
you want In the leather line, from Il
shoe string TO II cavalry boot, at prices
to suit you.
The cast iron man OF this Office WIS.,
tied his Melissa Sunday evening, and
found seven other young gentlemen on
the same mission.
AT Pages you will find the largest
and best assortment OF ladies and
gents Philadelphia custom-made boots
and shoes to be found in Texas.
Sam Crossley had his engine on the
scene and steam up in just six minutes
after the first alarm at the Crutchfeld
house, Sunday night. Good enough,
Sam.
Our neighbor should remember
that "while the lamp holds out to
burn" etc. Encourage reformation;
sympathize with the convert, don't
ridicule,
--Foss Nichols has been placed In
charge of the city calaboose, while
Captain w. Il. Morton takes the place
of Nichols--that of policeman on gem
eral duty.
An excursion will leave lndianap-
oils, Indiana, about the 18th, for Texas.
Can't our folks do something to induce
the Hoosiers to stop over day or so
with us
The mulatto, Bryan, Is still alive,
with but slight change in his condition.
The ball has not been extracted, and
his physician gives but slight hopes OF
his recovery.
Peter Ross was arrested by deputy
sheriff CHI. Scott, Sunday night, while
attempting to steal lot of goods that
We're being removed from the buildings
adjoining the fire.
delegates from Fort Worth, Wealth
erford, sherman, Lawrence, Waxa-
hachie, Plano, Calvert, Lancaster, and
other points in north Texas, We're in
attendance at the Sunday school con-
Vention.
We have received the second
number of the Literary Newsletter, a
neatly printed siXteen-column paper,
published Mt Houston, by Il. H. Cush-
ing. 1t is replete with interesting lit
erary matter.
General r. NJ. Gano's brown mare,
sixteen hands high, three white feet,
in good order, bright yeIlow-eye,
strayed from IIutchins station west
ward. Ten dollars reward and ex.
penses paid for her return to him.
Johnny is "still on the turfn us
will be seen by his card OF thanks in
another column. While there is moth
ing mean about John, he can give you
as close shave or neat hair cut as you
ever got in your life. Give him a call.
The printers of this city held a
meeting, Sunday afternoon, in the
composing room Of THE HERALD, and
took the initial steps toward the form
alton of u typographical union. a
committee was appointed, aud the
necessary funds subscribed TO secure
charter from the International typo
graphical union.
-Rumor hath 1t that the general de-
Of q
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M ANTED 10 RENT.-A residence With
w hve rooms, near the business Of town.
address ,, with price, etc., ], L., Herald ofics,
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wANTs-wANTED.

advertisements under his head ,ciH Be Inserted
al the Joito'ving rates; FIVE CENTS PER
LINFJor each insertion. No advertisement IN
serred for less than FIFTY CENTS.
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''NeurlI.'
"NeuriI.'
instantaneous cure for Neuralgia.
Ddly II, q, HosKlNs, Agent lor Dallas,
MIR. u. q. BOGEL.
Candidate iior Mayor.

Cundtthte
Having hoard thl
drawing nom the
mayor, ia nlNur OF
Mag, We would rel
do no, ~ We have Q
To- MI the office, wi
city aud with salts
business uuhllnchl
Tor the Office, We
Rtorllng business n
tlcinn, We VIII us
your election, bell
man for the ONCE I
"a, 49,, -.
=, w WHARTON
Henry cluaky
y ptulpreulh
4 Il lllaHell
T.nlnhMoiln
y J. hhllef
y n houSeu
JNinuRol
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j " lMImtl
Jn9 Mnllnnils-
Wa hchdrlch
J IklnksDtrry
y NJ hoyer
y ~ ioi,iuh
W ~ Virgins
u LSncphefu
II / Hughes
Snlnl LlliHhton
q W cleveland
TIL brown
Jns bllickweii
Jas Dllloy
q w Grey
Joe Brllt
j u Loukey
sam Il spencer
Henry y clark
WIN Smaller
) W stephenson
q Y betty
W l. scott
J y Mortin0
NJ Montague
Cnns Bnnkl
W v Broonno
i U Brown
JW Gordon
II NJ Stlnes
FULLY Williams
VIM Favor
> Mayor
II Miller
a Bascnll
Jn@b Henner
VIM A Milton
W III Legal
W III Meredith
W A Smith
Jas j Wright
Dan J Bowen
Gottlieb Burg
j W Wallace
j Anderson
Ben Loeb
NJ Loeb
II l. Bohny
j Loupot
q Muller
Jas IL Lott
+ W Vierkant
NJ Wilson
John Parker
A Miller
w Gerkey
Theo WLiteman
Presley q Taylor
j Il Wolf
p Il Braun
Il h Colburn
Il Russell
Jas Il Martin
Walter bowling
John SShae
y A Cugas
VIM Henderson
John Hoffman
Alex Smith
Sell SnanDy
NJ Griffith
j A Clark
VIM Tranmel
Robt Robin
nan Hail
Frank simmons
VIM Bradley
A X lobe
Henry Norwood
Jas Mcpherson
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Having heard that you contemplate withr
drawing from the Held IN u candidate TO-
mayor, la hVur OF the other gentlemen run
Mag, We would respectfully ask you not 10
do 10, Iik We have confidence In yOnr ability
10 ill the office, with credit 10 our growing
city aud with satisfaction 10 yourself, Your
business qualifications nIc peculiarly iltird
Tor the office, We wish our mayor 10 be- u
Rterllng business man ana not u mere poll
tlrinn. We VIII use our best oiOrih 10 secure
your election, believing you 10 do the hest
man for the ONCE that has been suggested.
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Prayer by President Wheat.
On the subject of teachers meetings,
Messrs. Mccoy, Wilson, Paxson and
Reynolds spoke briefly.
"ro whom are teachers responsible?"
Responded to by DIR. Smith, pastor of
the o. 5. Presbyterian church. He
claimed that the Sunday school was
part of the church, aud must be regu-
lated by the church officers. lie held
that the superintendent were directly
responsible, and the teachers were re-
spdnslble to the superintendent; IL the
superintendent or teachers failed In
their duty the church could remove
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-04-15
SPIRITS ABOUT.


Il #s u e u + WY
IA Monday Gen. MoLarsn, Of St. Paul, Col.
lector Of Internal Revenue, Mr.. John Coop
er,s Of this city, Deputy Collector, and Mr..
J. Simpson, q Revenue Agent of DEBORAH,
Iowa, left here and went to Sank Centre
and then to the town Of Raymond. They
bore down on the peaceful residence of Mr..
Patrick Rooney, who, for some time, has
been suspected Of encouraging home indus
try in way not altogether in accordance
with the statutes in such cases made and
provided-in other words, of having little
"stil" of his own. The officers and load
Of hot "mash" arrived at Rooney's resi-
dence At about the same moment, coinci-
dence not in the highest degree pleasing to
Mr.. r. Upon being questioned, he, said
that he had "only been making a little beer
for his own use." But his distinguished
visitors thought they could smell some
thing altogether better than beer, and they
proceeded in search Of further information.
After some time and good deal of ma
neuvering, partly aided by their unwilling
companion, they discovered the "animile"
in camp in grove about half a mile from
the house. Taking Mr.. Rooney and the
boiler Of the "still" aboard, they returned
to Sank Centre and yesterday Mr.. r. was
taken to St. Paul for examination and trial.
1t has been known for two or three years
that he was engaged in distilling whisky,
but all previous efforts at discovering the
"stilP' had proved Intellectual. He had be-
come quite bold of late, offering the liquor
for sale in Sank Centre and even cores
ponding with Wholesale dealers in Milwau-
kee.
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Business in Canada is in rather
an unpromising condition. One Tor
onto house was obliged to take up
$4,000 Of its customers paper on the
4th ult.; another between the 18th
and 18th received only $4,000 on &C.
count Of $4,000 due for dry goods,
and a firm accustomed to do from
$4,000 to $4,000 worth Of business
in February sold only a little over
$4,000 worth In that month this year.
These facts are reported by the Tor
onto Monetary Times.
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ALL ABOARD I
READ THIS ITEM,

Goetten &Trossen, at their popular meat
market, have everything that may be want
ed in the line of meats, poultry, etc. Custo-
mers will find fat turkeys, geese, chickens,
beef, venison, mutton, veal, pork, sausage,
hams, in short anything and everything in
this line that may be called for. And what
is more, everything is No l, and will be
sold at low prices. Go to Goetten & Tros-
sens. sure,
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u.Dnrp,a WrD11v GOV

HARPER's WEEKLY says that Sen
ator Eaton in the Louisiana debate
attempted to explain that the States
were sovereign except when they were
not sovereign, and the Senate very
properly laughed, and Mr.. Eaton said
that he did not feel we'll. That was
precisely what Days and his men
said after desperate attempt to put
Mr.. Eaton's doctrines into practice.
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LIBERAL REWARD.

Twill pay liberal reward to any one
who will find and return to me the body of
my son, Carl Herberger, who was drowned
in the Mississippi river at St. Cloud, De-
cember 10th. He was eleven years old
and of medium size; had on Kentucky
jean coat, with velvet collar, gray pants,
checked flannel shirt, buck gloves and IRON
plated skates. Papers along the riverplease
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STOP THAT COUGH.

Many people hesitate to try medicine
for disease, on account Of the expense,
connected with the uncertainty of its ben
citing them; while at the same time, had
they confidence in that remedy, the ex pense
would be the least objection. With this
fact in view, We make the following prop
osition: Any person suffering with cold,
cough or sore throat, that will call at C.
ScHULrES's or any other drug store and
purchase a bottle of Hale's Cough Cor.
dial use half of it and, if they then con-
clude that it is doing them no good, they
can return the bottle and receive back their
money.
ORANGE WILLIAMS, Prop,
dec31-6m GAINESVILLE Wis
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Reported veekly e1prass!y for THE JOURNAL
by John Zapp, Esq., Register Of Deeds.


For the week ending April ID. 1878.
Joseph Supan and wife to Appolonia Nozh
for a Of nw4 swi sec 23 T 1926 r 20 5000
Thomas Nix and wife to John Hogan for
WI nel sec IS T l25 r SOW 800
Barney Schueller and wife to Matthias Gill
les for set nw4 and 81 sw4 and swf mel
sec 10 + .124 r 32w $500
Anton Polanz to Peter Hubert Ley for lot
Z blk % in Peter Loso's add to St Joseph
5000
Peter Hubert Ley and wife to Napoleon B
Adley for lots s Q and 10 blk 5 in town
OF Melrose $4,000
Napoleon B Adley and wife to Henry
Kalkmann for lots 8 9 and 10 and nd lot
blk in Melrose $4,000
Henry Kalkmann and wife to Nikolaus
KoeniRs for lots 8 Q and 10 nj lot 7 blk5
In town OF Melrose $4,000
B Grinols and and VIM Cooper to Jerome
G Todd for lot 6 blk IA in Fair Haven
$3.50
Paul Theisen and wife to Mary Karels for
VI lots 6 and 7 blk 81 in Cold Springs
City $500
Mary Karels and hush to John WinckeIs
for WI lots and blk 81 and VA lot 8
blk 81 in Cold Springs City $l,lOO
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LETTER LIST.

Letters remaining unclaimed at the Post
Office, in st. Cloud. Minnesota, on Wednes.
day the 18th day of April 1875. To obtain
any Of these letters, the applicant must call
for advertised Letters" and give the
date of this list. If not called for in one
month, they will be Sent to the Dead Let.
ter office.
LADIES' LIST.
Topham Ellen Tochuhart MAGGIE
Wurtz Tharisia 2
GENTLEMEN's LIST.
Gerhart Louis Lins Charles
Murphy John Topham Joseph
HELD FOR POSTAGE.
Adam Bruck, Spring Hill, MINI.
Mrs. Geo: H. Smith, St. Paul, MINI.
Nichols & Dean, st. Paul, MINI.
J. E. WEST, Pm.
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TEXAS,

Il short postponement Of the Texas Real Estate
Orar'ng until May 1871, 1875 Tickets reduced to
$780, No Scaling Of Prizes, but every one paid in
full
Over $1,000 acres of choice land, centrally loca-
ted near railroads. II Houses 1923 Gold coin prizes
enterprise Is endorsed by the city council Relia-
BILE Agents Wanted Send for circulars They will
convince you We are both reliable and responsible
No connection with any other similar enterprise
CoHMENDAToRY.-Ha Having, from our long &c.
quaintance with J. D; Foster every confidence in
his integrity, We feel justified in saying We believe
he will carry out his distribution honestly and
fairly-signed by the Mayor, Hon. J. T. D. Wilson
and the City Council
We are specially desirous that parties interested
would write to the banks, merchants and Postmas
ter of this place (where We have lived Is years. 10,
information as to our reliability
J.E FOSTER Manager,
Houston, Texas
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FLOODED SrocK.-At the auction sale of
the noted Glen Flora herds, near Wauke-
gan, ILL.,, last Wednesday, Mr.. N. P. Clarke,
of this city, was one Of the leading purchas-
ers. He secured the following valuable
animals:
Peri Duchess, red roam calf, calved Sept.
Is, 1874. Price, 81, 900
Princess of Oxford 9TH, roam, calved
Sept. l, 1874. Price, $3.50.
Sixth Duchess Lonan, red, calved Oct.
81, 1873. Price, $500.
Sixteenth Lonan of Glen Flora, red,
calved Sept. 10, 1867. Price, $3.50.
Lady May Sd, red roam, calved Sept.
20, 1873. Price, 1925.
Bellaower 7th, red and white, calved
Oct: 20, 1864. Price, $3.50.
Hettie 9TH, roam, calved Sept. 20, 1878.
Price, 1925.
Mr.. Clarke is entitled to much credit for
his efforts to improve the stock of North
ern Minnesota.
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CLOSING OUT.

NJ. Becker is closing out his entire stock
Of boots, shoes and rubbers, and will sell
goods very cheap. There is no need Of
paying high prices for anything in this
line, when you can get what you want Of
him at and below cost.
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DO not t;.fl to call at
Lambs and sec his fine
and large ent of
Wall. Paper. Hc sells
Cheaper than Anybody
i'm the City.
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2. . q \ 50. -
MARRIED.

In this city, April 9Th, by the Rev. ". E.
Stanley, Miss RUTH P. HOBART, Of stearns
county, to Mr.. H. &. HAVEN, of Pierce
county, Wis.
April 9th, by the same, Miss KALMER
MARIE GUNDERsoN, of Stearns county, to
MIR. NEIs HEsa,RlcKs OLSON, of Morrison
county, MINI, @@s &%% ~ i
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Quite a number of our citizens contem-
plate attending the Hotel Celebration at
St. Cloud on the 3rd of July.-Litt1e Falls
Courier.
That is the report that comes from all
the towns in Northern Minnesota. There
will, without doubt, be five. thousand
strangers in St. Cloud on the Sd of next
July.
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GEORGE HERBERGER,

1t is said that the best way to save po-
tatoes from the ravages of the potato bug is
to plant few beans in each hill of
potatoes. The beans come up first and are
death and destruction to the buggies. So
we have been told.
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A large lot of Mortgage Deed blanks
made to correspond exactly to the form in
the Register Of Deeds books, just printed
and for sale at this Office. Orders by mail
for any kind of blanks promptly filed
The JOURNAL Office has the mostcomplete
assortment of legal blanks in the upper
country,
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TO TO WIN CLERKS,

We have just printed new lot of Bonds,
for the uses of town officers. All kinds Of
town blanks kept on hand. Booths Town
Manual and Justices Manual for sale at
this Office. a j orders by mail promptly
filled.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

!. MnooPAl-{st. Johns Church, in Lewsr Town.)
services every Sabbath At 10y = M. and u p M
SondAY School at II M Evening prayer meeting
kitdaya at O'Clock. Rev. J. T. Chambers, ,Rsctof,
RAPTIsT]Church near second Ravine brldes)
Service ovory Sabbath at 101 Z. m. and oclOcE n
~. Prayer meeting on Thursday evenings 1t 8
O'Clock. Seats free aud all are welcome Rev. W. T.
Stanley, Pastor Sunday School At II m.
MErHoplsr- Church, corner Warrington ave.
+ m and Y p m. Sunday School At II N. Rev.
II. s. Hilton, Pastor.
CONGREGATIONAL CHuu h-(South Of Ravine
ertdge) Union services Congregational and Prcs-
6yteriano At 10Y O'Clock = m. Sunday School At l2m
Prayer meetingon Wednesday evenings at the leg
tore room the Presbyterian church. at u O'Clock.
Rev: G. R. Milton. Pastor; residence with Nj c.
brdsman In lower town. Special attention paid to
strangers and temporary worshipers
- CArHOLlc- Church Of Immaculate Conception,
y. Germain Streetl Pastor Rev. Benedict Haindl,
y. B.; Assistant, Rev. Alphonso Kuisle, o. s. B.
services week days at 4 NJ: Sundays, First Mas,
y q. NJ; High Mass and sermon at 10 4. M; Ves-
PERI At p. M; Cathechetical instruction at p m.
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River OPEN.-Friday night the ice in
the Mississippi, from the railroad bridge to
the mills, moved, leaving that part clear.
Sabbath afternoon the main ice went out.
No damage was done, although the ice was
very solid. The average thickness was
about three feet, but some cakes measured
four feet and eight inches in thickness.
We give herewith table showing the
dates at which the ice has moved in the
Mississippi during the past l6 wears:
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-Citron, raisins, peeled and unpeeled
peaches, French and German prunes, black
berries, pitted cherries, figs, dates and every
thing in the line OF dried fruits, at
BoYD's.
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The Rev. Father Meinulph, o. s. B.,
formerly of this city, who had charge of
Assumption Church parish, St. Paul, dur
ing the absence of the Rev. Father Clement,
has assumed new responsibilities in the
pastorate Of one Of the Catholic parishes of
Minneapolis.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-04-15

The receipts and expenditures of the
village of Litchfeld the past year were {:
receipts, $65o.5s: expenditures, $7es.47-
shortage. $l47.94.
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THE Tennessee Legislature has
submitted to the people Of that State
a constitutional amendment providing
that the Legislature shall meet only
once in four years. 80.
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$4,000 1HNNIIIIW
CLOSING OUT, SURE!

J. E. West has positively decided to
close out his stock and quit merchandising
In order to convert his goods into money
he is selling out below cost. Prints are
only 8 cents yard, and other goods equal
" n low.
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Monticello is to be organized into a
village, Notwithstanding the fact that grass
hoppers have made their appearance in the
vicinity.
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E1orExExT.-Maine Prairie was thrown
into state OF great excitement last Thurs
day by the elopment of a young girl named
George Nelson with John Fay, who is
tolersbly well known in this city. They
went to the house of J. Wylie, Esq, who
married them. They then returned to the
hotel, where they were found by Mrs. Nell
son, who directed her daughter to return
home, which she declined doing. The pair
came to this city Tuesday, and it is under
stood took the cars that day or the next for
down river. The girl is but about fifteen
years of age.
This was Squire Wylie's first attempt at
marrying folks and it was reported that he
had to have watchers Thursday night, but
we have good authority for contradicting
this rumor. 1t probably grew out of the
general excitement.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-04-15

The American Sardine Co.'s Boneless
Sardines, are much better, and less than
half the cost of imported Sardines.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-04-15

w. s. Newell, at the St. Cloud Driving
Park, will break and handle colts and
horses at reasonable prices. 3m