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"A FAMOUS MEDICAL. INSTITUTION.
E}0,n Tia Gilman Tsvaas

'The name of Dr.. B. v. Pierce, Of Buffalo, N. Y,
has become As familiar to the people al over the
country as. household Words His wonderful
remedies, his pamphlets and books. and his large
medical experience, have brought him into promi-
hence and given him solid reputation. The 1s1aes
in the present ISSUE presents . full page communi-
cation from Dr.. Pierce, and our readers may gain
from it some idea of the vast proportions Of his
business and the merit Of his medicines. He has 1T
Buffalo . mammoth establishment, appropriately
named The Worlds Dispensary,' where patients
are treated, and the remedies compounded. Here
nearly hundred persons are employed in th esever
al departments and corps of able and skilled physi-
clans stand ready to alleviate the suerings Of hui
man1ty by the most approved methods. These ply
SlolanS are In frequent with Dr. Pierce
and their combined experience Is brought to bear
on the successful treatment Of obstinate cases-
The Doctor is man Of large medical experience,
and his extensive knowledge Of msteria medica
has been acknowledged by presentations of degrees
from two of the first medical colleges in the land !"
If you would patronize medicines, scientifically
prepared by skillful physician and chemist, use
Dr.. Plerce's Family Medicines. Golden Medical
Discovery is nutritious tonic Alternative and blood
cleansing, and an unequaled Cough Remedy; Pleas
ant Purgative Pellets scarcely larger than mustard
Favorite Prescription, remedy for debilitsted f.
males; Extract of Smart Weed, Z magical remedy
for pain, bowel complaints and an unequaled Lini-
ment for both human and horse-desh; while his
DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy is known the world over
as the greatest specific for Catarrh and "Cold in
the Head" ever given to the public. They are sold
by all druggists.
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The jury Friday brought in verde
ofnot guilty in the trial of the People vs.
Peter P. Wintermute, at Yankton, for the
murder of Col. McCook.
The Hon. Henry T. Blow, of St. Louis,
died suddenly Of congestion, at the q. s.
Hotel, Saratoga, Friday afternoon. Il
The shoemakers Of Boston, who had
been on strike for ? week. resumed
work on Friday. .szs.sv,z=sz ~ zs#
Chinese women are sold at auction in
San Francisco. At the last sale IS was The
highest price, and one sold for IS cents, her
nose being out of plumb. Il g. I -. w, s s
(, The Il Archbishop Of Cantsrbury, ID
England receives 81, 900 per annum, and
the Archbishop Of York $4,000. Il Sc
better to Be : shepherd Of souls in england
than tobe President Of the United States.
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e GRAND oRENnxa E.lNsErERrA1Na1TN7

y y intended to open ST. Clouds hand,
some new hotel, the West House, Tuesday
evening, September 28th, with an enter.
tainment which has not been excelled in
the State. The following are the Commit.
tees having the matter in charge:
COAAlTTEE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
w n fo%s john wGs oe.s, aaR.n Msco..
Young, Dam. j II Rhode.. Dr 4 1 soio,,: ydme :
Ks S,seaona'd' J Y Brewer. Q r MeKsnney, + 8
s SsI. osnt n z E, Lamb AsR.l.o.
COD Sprtngs-Chas Buss. st.-'- '' .,@S
Glsslz.tsr-oa.. + Heal & i BENSON 81 Ssn''''''
Fair HAven-W Cooper. = = ~
Maine Prsirie-A whitney.
Lttie 1AllS-Jonathan Taylor,
st Paut-O Kerr, H Burbank. us
RnckPrIoN COMMITTEE.
VI = WMt, " B Mitchell D searle, g Smith,
M Clarke, John n Rossnberger. :
FLOOR COMMITTEE.
T. Collin Judge P L Gregory, Chas Leagle,
Wv kinsshury, Henry Rosenberser, II H Herbert.
Musicby Fuller 4 Abbots string band. Sup
perfrom 9 to 10s0o'clock. Tickets, admit
ting gentleman and lady, $500. Dancing
will be in the parlors until after supper,
when the large dining room will be used,
and it is for this reason that the supper
hour is made 30 early. Mr.. Todd, for whose
benefit the entertainment is, will spare no
pains or expense to get up frst-clasa sup
PEI, and tomakethe entire entertainment en-.
joyable to all who may attend. A large
number ofinvitationa will be sent out.
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FIRST ARRIVAL!
LARGE STOCK OF FALL AND WIN.
TER CLOTHING.
NEW sTYLEs-sPLENDID FITS-LOW
PRICES.

II. z. Mitchell is already in receipt of q
considerable part Of his fall stock of cloth
ing, gentlemen's furnishing goods, hats,
caps, etc. 1t is very complete, embracing
everything wanted in this market, and at
prices which must be satisfactory to every
body. The quality Of these goods is the
very best, and the styles are the latest. Per-
feet fits and satisfaction in every respect
guaranteed.
The department of gentlemen's furnish
ing goods is unusually complete, and in
cludes many novelties.
A full line of hats and caps of the newest
styles.
Do not fail to call and examine this stock
before making your purchases.
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O1pRCH DIRECTORY.

EPIsooPAL-tstJ Johns Church, In Lower TOWN.
Services every Sabbath at 10A 4 m. and u p. m.-
Sunday School at IL m. Evening prayer mssaina
Fridays at O'Clock. Rev. J. T. Chambers. Rector
BAPTlsr.-(Church near second Ravine bradss)
Services every Sabbath at 10& 4 m. and O'Clock %
o'clock. Seats free and all are welcome. Rev. W. f.
Stanley, Pastor. Sunday School Is II m. -
METaon1sr-cC Church, corner Warrington ave,
4 n and and q Pm. Sunday School At IL m. Rev.
PREsRITERIAN CHURCH. {Richmond avenus)
Services every Sabbath at 1O}< O'Clock 4. n, and
E4o Pm: Sabbath School At II. Prayer meeting
wednesday evening At 7A5 Seats free. Special in
vitati0n extended to strangers.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH-SOuth Of RAvine
Sridge9 Union services at 1Oa O'Clock q M. Sunday
school, at y Prayer meeting on Wednesday even
ing at. u O'Clock. Rev. G. R. Milton, Pastor;
residence with Mr.. c Bridgman in lower town.
special attention paid to strsngers and temporary
worshipers.
. CATHOLIC Church Of Immaculate Conception,
y Ge1main Street2 Pastor Rev. Benedict Haindl
y. s. b; Assistant, Rev. Alphonso Kuisle, O. s B.
Services ysek days at =: M: Sundays, First Mass
psrs ut p. M Cathechetical Instruction at p. m.
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Capt. Webb, the hero Of the chan
mel feat, is the lion of the day in
England. Subscriptions have been
opened in London and the provin-
.cial towns for the purpose of present
ing him with some token of the pop
ular appreciation Of his courage, and
about $4,000 has already been col
lected. 1t is proposed also that the
Queen confer upon him the honor of
Knighthood.' Capt. Webb, who is
rs years of age, learned to swim at
seven years of age. He first signal
lied himself in the Suez Canal, by
diving under his ship and clearing
away hawser which had fou!ed her.
On one occasion when returning
from the United States in the Cunard
steamer Russia, he jumped overheard
in heavy sea, while the vessel was
going at full speed, to save a man
who had fallen overheard. The Rus
STA was running before the wind un-
der steam and canvass, and as she
was going at the rate of Is knots an
hour, Webb was far out of sight be-
fore the vessel could be brought to.
A life boat was sent out in search of
him, and Webb was picked up after
having been for half an hour in a.
sea such as no one had ever before
been known to encounter success
fully. For this gallant attempt
to save the life of fellow-creature
he was presented by the passengers
with purse Of s100. Capt. Webb
also holds the first gold Stanhope
medal Of the Royal Humane Society
and the silver medal Of the same So,
ciety, both of which were presented to
him at the Freemasons' Tavern, in
the presence of a distinguished COM
'pany, by the Duke of Edinburgh.
Capt. Webb also holds the medal Of
the Liverpool Humane Society. =
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FOR SALE OR FOR RENT.

A dwelling house in lower town, north
west ofthe Normal School. Good barn
we'll, ETC.. Will be sold very cheap and on
easy terms. Inquire q, this office, or Of
Cooper 4 Hinchilwood, ~ 49,. @
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One having knowledge Of what Mime
sota was up to as late q date ~ 1850, when;
the entire population was about 5000, and
then eastof the Mississippi river mainly. and
no knowledge Of it, progress and growth
since, would be surprised to be now set
down on the streets of st. Paul or Mime.
apolis, or some Of the large interior cities.
Then St. Paul, the only city, was on the
verge Of civilization; it consisted of few
rude shanties, each aternate one devoted
to relieving the universal American thirst.
Il has now nearly AZ, 900 inhabitants; and
Minneapolis, q few miles above, nearly as
many-80,0O people within an area ten
miles square,. These cities have school
houses, churches and public buildings that
would grace any Eastern city, and massive
business blocks on either side Of the princi-
pal streets, representing their industry and
wealth. Great mills. elevators and manu-.
factories of all kinds line the banks of the
river at Minneapolis. The river is span.
ned by expensive bridges. The first bridge
that was ever put across the Mississippi
river at any point was the wire suspension
bridge at Minneapolis, built in 1856. The
elegant residences and grounds indicate q
high degree of refinement. Throughout
the State the soil yields an abundance;
railroads penetrate every section of it, and
reach out through the far northwest toward
the Pacific coast and the British Possessions,
all paying tribute to these central cities.
The people love their soil, climate, prai-
ries, lakes and streams, and look forward
to the future with high hopes. Yet there
are men still young who can remember
when these cities and this popuous section
were tenantless prairie or tree-covered
bluff. Twenty-Five years ago Chicago and
Milwaukee were the Ultima Thule Of North
western travel to ordinary mortals who
were neither pioneers, trappers, nor fur
traders. 1t took several days to get to St.
Paul from Chicago. Now St. Paul aud
Minneapolis are the objective points for
tourists and pleasure-seeke in that direc-
ton. The people of those cities talk of
water-places, and summer resorts within
their own State. Minnetonka, Como,
White Bear, and other lakes are within .
few miles, and 90 are Frontenac, Faribault,
st. Cloud, and number of other healthful
and beautiful resorts A ride of about
twenty hours by the the Chicago, Milwau-
kee and St: Paul, or Chicago and North
western and West Wisconsin railways brings
one here from Chicago. By the former
route the ever-changing and beautiful
scenery of the Upper Mississippi is in view
from the cars which run on the river-bank
from La Crosse to Minneapolis scenery
which will compare with any in the world.
Elegant passenger and sleeping coaches run
through without change, and have all the
conveniences for travellers possessed by any
roads in the world. The press, the tele-
graph, and the steamboat, as well as the
railroad are here-indeed, hundreds Of
miles beyond to the northwest.-L. ".
Pos0eA, in Harpcr's Magazine for October.
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QUEEN VICTORIA'S JEWELS WANTED

A few days since, while the water
of the river Thames was several feet
lower than usual, a man walking
along the bank observed piece of
string fastened to the lower branch of
a bush overhanging the water course.
His curiosity was excited, and seeing
something attached to the string, he
pulled it up, and found that it was
gentleman's japanned dressing-case.
Turning the small key he opened the
case, and found it contained large
number of keys and other things
The twenty-five keys vary in size from
such as would open gates, posterns,
and room doors to small ones fitting
the jewel cases in the Royal apart
ments Of the castle. Besides this ex-
traordinary collection of keys, there
were in the case pieces of wax bearing
impressions of the key wards, two
bottles of gold liquid for smearing
the keys in order to ascertain the
shape of the locks, box of vestas,
and two large canvass money-bags,
such as are used by bankers. It is
the belief Of the police authorities
that the dressing-case and its contents
were intended to aid some person or
persons in efecting an entrance from
the Hundred Steps to the private
apartments of the palace occupied by
Her Majesty and the Royal family,
and to sweep off the priceless jewelry.
Whoever designed this daring scheme
has been frustrated in a most singular
way. Those who placed the case and
keys in the stream, till some dark
night favorable opportunity might
arise for the grand coup, fastened the
string to a branch of the bush, which
when the waters of the Thames are at
their ordinary summer level was
about a foot below the surface of the
little stream, and thus we'll concealed.
They had not calculated upon the
sudden drawing off of the water-an
unusual circumstance-which revealed
the hiding place of the duplicate keys.
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r The Minneapolis Weekly Tribune is
doing good work in keeping its readers
posted in the price of wheat. It not only
gives the price at Minneapolis, the great
wheat market Of the State, but also gives
accurately the prices in Milwaukee, Chicago
and New York its reports being made up
from special dispatches whenever the regu-
lar reports are not fu'I anL satisfactory.
The Tribune deserves great credit for its
enterprise, and deserves the title Of seThe
Commercial Paper Of Minnesota" because
it has fairly earned it., 49,. ~
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-Donot fail to 60 to II. z. Mitchelps
and examine his new stock of furnishing
goods, just received. It is the incest and
most complete assortment in the city. Find
everything you want, and cheap too.
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NEW GOODS FOR EVERYBODY.
AT JOS. EDELBROCK'S

Mr.. Edelbrock has been busy this week
unpacking and putting on his shelves a
very fine stock Of staple and fancy dry
goods, clothing, notions, etc. He has one
ofthe best assortments of buck and kid
gloves ever in this market, to which he
would call the attention of all. AS usual,
this stock of Mr.. Edelbrock's is vel, select
ed, and will be sold cheap. 49,
His grocery department is supplied with
the choicest and best Of everything for fam
lily use. He would AJAX the especial atten-
ton Of all to his new stock, confident that
he can give satisfaction.
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Mr.. G. B. Buchanan, of Brookdale
Farm, Benton county, writes to the Sank
Rapids Sentinel declining to be considered
candidate for the Republican nomination
for Senator.
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The I.dv,. worl Table th.t Z :. -, -.

The Lady's Work Table that is Great
ing 20 much excitement among the fair
sax, will be on exhibition At the State Fair.
Every woman who sees it determines to
have one. 1t certainly is the best thing of
the kind we ever saw.
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pElsoNA Messrs Holmes & Tyler
returned Friday hom Minneapolis whore
they had been spending some weeks.
Major Edwin CLARK, Of Melrose was in
the city Monday.
We had a pleasant call yesterday from
Mrs. VIM. Wood, the talented editor Of the
Little Falls Cowrier NJ,
Mr.. James Young arrived home nom
the East last evening. =.
Ex-Mayor Boyd was in Minneapolis
several days during the past week swapping
jokes with some Of the folks down there. D.,
Mr.. John Kray, proprietor Of the Gem
trail House, Cold Spring, favored us with
: call to-day, As did also Mr.. A. Msservi,
Of Maine Prairie. :. - ~ ....,'
+ Nh. A. L. Cramb returned yesterday
nom &. Paul, where he had gone to meet
hls wife. Who returned home after a two
month"; visit in Chicago. 81
3 -
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Mrs. J. c. Burbank and her daughter
Lille, of st. Paul, sail for Europe October
I'd, to be absent year and a-half. Mr..
Burbank will join them before their re-
turn.
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The First Division.
OF THE
ST. PAUL & PACIFIC RAILROAD.

1870. summer limo Table. 1976
ST. PAUL AND ST. CLOUD,-0ON0 NORTH
Leave s.. Paul go A. n. 4:1Or. n
Arrive at St. Cloud EOS r. n. 8:2OP. II
Leave St. Cloud 2:3OP.M.
st. 10 3:O5 Pm.
Arrive at Melrose 4:5OP.N.
GOING SOUTH.
Leave Melrose Oils An.
St. 10 HIS A. N.
Arrive 1t 81. Cloud 11:S5 A. n.
Leave St. Cloud 12:O5 p. II. 7:2O A. N.
Arrive at st. Paul 1853 p. N. HOS A. n.
sAUK RAPIDS TRAIN.
Leaves Sank Rapids 700 A. N.
Arrives at Sank Rapids $3.50 r. II.
Cumming time, 10 minutes).
J.H. RANDALL,
General Ticket Agt,
E. @. SEWALL, Supt.
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SUMMONS.

,TATE Of MINNNESOTA-DISTRIC COURT
- Seventh Judicial District, County Of Todd.
Mary s. Stiller, Plaintiff,
vs.
William S. stiller, Defendant.
The State Of Minnesota, to the above named de-
fendant:
You are hereby summoned and required to an
swer the complaint in the above entitled action,
copy of which is herewith served upon YOU and to
serve copy of your answer to the said complaint
on the subscriber, at his office in Long Prairie, in
the county of Todd, and State aforesaid, within
twenty days after the service of this summons on
you, exclusive of the day of such service and If
you fail to answer the said complaint within the
time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will ap-
ply to the court for the relief demanded in the
complaint in said action.
Dated Long Prairie, Sept. 4th, "A D. 1875.
E. S. SMITH,
sep16-7w Plaintiffs Atty, Long Prairie, MINI
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The Sank Centre Herald says that the
time for holding the Union Fair at that
place has been postponed until October
18th, 18th and 18th.
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FINANCIAL.
Gold Buying at Sill; selling SLIP.
Foreign exchange-$5.65.
Passage tickets-From New York tt
Europe, $22.5O
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FOR COUNTY TREAsURER,

I hereby announce myself as candidate
for the Office of County Treasurer of Stearns
county at the next election.
IA. MOOsBRUGGER:;
Richmond, July 81, 1875. If
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1t is the opinion of the editor of the
Rush City Post that the foreman of a fire
engine company should not only have q
good head himself but he, should "be able
TO put head on everybody who will vol
unteer to interfere with him while he is on
duty"
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NOTICE.

All reports that have been circulat.
ed that1 have sold myself to NJ. Cans
for $500, and offered to sell myself to J.
A. Moosbrugger for $3.50, are lies intended
to injure the undersigned. 60.
49,. STEPHEN ETHEN.
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The name of the big hotel at 6andus-
ky, Ohio, like that Of st. Clouds big hotel,
issthe West House.
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Sunday afternoon while w. 8. Kimball
was riding with his brother-in-law, Mayor
Wilson, At Minneapolis the buggy waa
upset and Mr.. Kimball's shoulder dis
located. He, was . former resident
Of this city, and is . son of Major
kinnball, who was stationed here during
war times.
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r. "A six.months' old child of Fl. G. Stor-
dock, of Fergus Falls, was poisoned by
swallowing quantity o f green paper-the
label from some aheeting-and would have
died but for prompt medical aid. -.-~
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ST. CLOUD MARKETS.

) -
tg.., JOURNAL OFFICE, Sept 1e, 1875.
Very little wheat is offered the price TO-
day is 96c for No. /; 93c for No. 2.
Oats readily bring 4Oc. = =.
Corn is very scarce, and zoe is paid for
all that can be had. ~. 5
Green apples are plenty at s5.0o@5.50
per barrel.
Cranberries are coming in freely, and sell
ct $500 per bushel. a,~
There is great abundance of everything
in the vegetable line and prices are weak.
RETAIL.
Flour-Patent Process, per sack 1915.
xxx, .~o>"9aE" $500 Z
" %ss xxx, 4" S2,75.
Salt--$2.75 per Dbl. s>.4s, ~ =.
Pork-S25.00 per Dbl. g..
.Potatoes-40c q SOC per bush. .
:, Beets-30c a. 40c i" 52.' .
Beans-$1. 40 O. $500 per bushel.
onions-$1.oo O. l.25 per bushel.
Cranberries--123c q 15c per quart. 3.
Butter-123c O. Zoe per tb.
Eggs-124@15c per dozen.
z Wood-Maple, $500 $500 per cord,
Hay-$40o a. 500 per ton.
Beef cattle-2c a. 24c on foot.
{" SIC O. 7c dressed.
Cut Meats-5c @ 123c per 1D.
'Pork-64c Ole
Lard-18 a. zoe i"
Chickens-Dressed, 10c
Turkeys " 123c
Hams-City cured, 173c"
Country" 1oc q 123c
Cheese-l5c g. zoe per tb.
Honey-In' comb, zoe a. 25c per 1b.
i" strained, 15c a. zoe
Wool-Tub washed, choice picked 42c.
fair to good 38@40c.
poorly washed 35@37c
Fleece washed, choice BIC.
" good condition 33(135c
poorly washed 30@32c
Unwashed, light medium 27c.
light coarse 22@25c.
& fine 21@25c.
heavy, chaffy 21@23c
LUMBER.
Clear, per M.........-.......$25.0o@s35. o(
Common. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 12.00@14.0(
Stock boards.................. 13.O0@15.0(
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 20.00@22.0(
Fencing. .............. 1896
Matched flooring. .......... 20.O0@25.O(
Dimension. ................... .12.50@14.0(
Shingles, No. l............-. L,5(
< ............-. 300
Xxx ............-. 4.OC
Laths................ ......... 225
Pickets.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1000
Lime P: B. white$1.75@1.90 perbbl.
Cement-$4.00@4.25 per Dbl.
Hair-5oc per bushel Of 8 pounds.
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~Do uo,s ,uo,,t a f;rst-cznss ..,,,;:,

The hat you have been looking for is
at 81. z Mitchell's. 2
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&7S1:Multauu,n
eeedsmen, IS Co1tlandt st., NsW York.
Pine LANDS AT
AUCTION!

The undersigned will offer for sale, at
public auction, at the front door of the
Court House, in the City, of St. Cloud,
Stearns County, Minnesota, on
Saturday the 18th day of Sept,
1875, at two o'clock p. NJ, the following de-
scribed tracts of good pine land, all situated
in Township No. 43 north, of Range Is
west, Grow Wing Co., Minnesota, to-wit:
Southwest fractional quarter of Sec. 81.
Northwest quarter and Southwest frac-
honal quarter of Sec. 81.
Southeast fractional quarter; the North
east fractional quarter, and North half of
Northwest quarter and Lot 6, of Sec. %.
Northwest fractional quarter of Sec. 33.
Northwest fractional quarter of Sec. "a.
Southwest quarter of Sec. IS.
In all 1880 80-100 acres. Title perfect
abstracts thereof and estimates of quantity
and quality of pine thereon may be seen at
the Law Office of L. w. Collins, in St.
Cloud.
Terms: 5 per cent. of amount of bid to
be paid on day Of sale; As per cent. on
delivery of deeds, and so per cent. in one
year with interest at twelve (12) per cent.
Approved security required. i.
Dated August 25th, 1875.
CHAS. F. DAVIS,
.CHAS. r. BEAL,
LEWIS CLARK,
Late copartners as Davis, Beal & Co.
aug26-4w. g
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NOTICE.

hereby announce myself as candidate
for the Office Of Counsy Treasurer of Stearne
county at the next election.
STEPHEN ETHEN.
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The Sheriff of Hennepin county gets
81 per week for the u cents worth of food
he furnishes prisoners in the county Jail
with. The grand jury object. -H..- :.
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Saturday and yesterday produced two
Of the most brilliant and beautiful rain
bows that probably ever arched the heav-
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Z The Kellogg Touring mill At Sank
Centre, i to be started at work again in
two or three weeks. el.z<2.ts. ~ $.