The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-11-04
Official Paper Of the City.

Official Paper Of the City.
The Central House is receiving fresh
coat of paint.
We are requested to announce that
hereafter there will be services ep9y Sab
bath morning 1t the Presbyterian church.
Tuesday, morning there was little
squirt of snow, but the weather since has
been 4 renewal Of Indian summer.
Col. McIntire and w. III. Lamb, of
this city, have made arrangements for pub
fishing Republican newspaper at Anoka.
Mr.. A. ]. Reed, formerly of this city,
who went from st. Paul to California, re-
naming there about : year, has returned to
Minnesota to stay.
We understand that the ladies of the
Presbyterian church will give New En-
gland Dinner IN the course of about
two weeks Further particulars in due
time.
-Fom some reason, unknown and unex-
planned, Sank River is entirely dry to-day.
A man can walk az easily in the channel
as on the road in the brook. Hayward's
and Arnold's mills have had to come to a
stand-still
AJudge Evans is raising the building
now occupied by Robertson's jewelry store
80 as to add another story to it in height.
He intends occupying it as an insurance Of.
fee after the expiration of his term as
Judge Of Probate.
Tie epizootic has made its appearance
in this city, having worked along steadily
and rapidly from the East. 1t is in much
mifdsr form than when here before. A
large number Of horses are affected but not
seriously. They still eat, and most ofthem
arekept At work.
Some of The lads and young men of
this city have made arrangements for or
ganizing = lyceum. The use of rooms in
the Union School building has been given
thsm BY the Board Of Education. Now, let
those juvenile Demostheneses and Gioeros
proceed 70 make those walls ring.
The following is the result Of the sale
ofschoo1 lands Al this place last Thursday:
No. acres sold. 1,333.15
Amt of purchase money. $6,9l5.75
Amt. of principal paid :.....- 1,07s.25
Amt. Of Principal unpaid...... ,6,8H so
Amt. Of interest paid..... A1.72.
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Harry Carhart, who was tx3sd hsre =
tsw years ago for the murder of soldier
nssssd McManus, and acquitted, died At
Alton, NJ, (his old home) September 18th,
from the effects or stab received on the
9th in an encounter with Chas. Burton
He finally received his reward.
Politics grew 80 hot at Saltwater and
Elk River that the Gazette At the former
and the Nevs 1t the latter place, issued
daily editions for some time preceding the
election in order that the "te-ruth" might
be dished up in frequent and unstinted
quantities to the voters. Politics in this
vicinity were exceedingly tame this year,
and weekly was equal to all demands.
Some three weeks ago a local notice
in this paper announced the finding of .
saddle in the brush. Last week the owner,
who lives in another county, called for the
lost property, having learned of its where.
abouts from that small item. OF course,
everybody knows it pays to advertise in
The JOURNAL, = paper that is universally
taken and read. + So
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ALI of the Sabbath Schools and Church
Choirs of St. Cloud are requested to meet
atths Congregational Church next Sabbath
aAspson At 8 O'clock to practice music for
t4s County Sabbath School Convention
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