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-Michio ian sweet cider at Dennis's.

-Donot fail to 60 to H. 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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-C,sper Haekenberry, Of rFsssst Prai-
ne, Aesher county, wsntinsto % . good
deed Thursday viz: to shoot : dog, took
hold Of hi,, gun By the mu.zle. 10 draw it
from its fastenins,, when it vas discharged,
the load entering his head .ndnss killing
him almost instantly.
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THANKsGlyINGl
Headquarters ut Jos. .Howsril's.

The best turkeys, the best geese, the bes'
ducks, the best chickens, the best Beef, the
beatyeal, the best venison, the best of every.
thing in the meat line to be found in the
market will be At Howard's. There is no
need Of running around looking for any o.
these thinss; You can save both time and
money By going at once 10 Howard's.
The higheet market price paid for hides,
yenison, cattle, etc. Farmers and others
should call At Howsrd's before selling.
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= ANAN sUTFOCATED IN AfwErI..

\
Saturday afternoon, young n man named
Jacob Sphinx was engaged in digging we'll
on the farm Of the widow Traun, in the
town Of Zion. He was ualng an auser,
emitting we'll of the diameter of about
eighteen inches. He'had just gone to the
bottom 10 remove soma stones, and had
lefa there the, coupling knuckle of the au-
ger. He returned for it, and had just got
down-the distance being 40 feet--when
his companion, Jacob Holman, heard him
groan, and, assisted by F. Zackovskl, began
drawing him up. They had not brought
him over six feet, when he fell. They
then made rope fast to small boy and
sent him down to secure the other rope to
Sphinx, but the boy had not descended moro
than fifteen feet when he was heard to
groan. He was Instantly drawn back 70
the surface, and just in time to save his
life, Is he had begun to turn back and
blue in the face from suffocation. Lights
were lowered, but they Invariably went
out at the distance of not more than fifteen
feet. Attempts were made to draw up the
body Of Sphinx with hooks, but without sue
cess at latest accounts, the clothing giving
way and letting the body fall to the bottom
again, 1t is supposed that the foul air
rushed in Immediately after he had reach
ed the bottom ofthe we'll the second time,
as the air was perfectly pure when he had
been down but a few minutes before. He
was about "a years of age, and had lived in
the vicinity of Cold Spring. We are in
debeted to the Hon. B. Pirz of Eden Lake,
for the foregoing facts.
LITERARY AND SOCIAL ENTERTAIN
MENT.
Tuesday evening Prof. Kiehle had, in
the Normal School Hall, the first of a Sc
ries of semi.monthly receptions, as they
might be termed, which will be held during
the winter. The purposeis mainly to af-
ford an occasion for pleasant social inter-
course among the students themselves, al
though limited number OF. guests will be
invited each evening. The programme on
Tuesday evening included songs by the
students, under the direction of Prof.
Rhys the reading aboriginal contributions,
prose and verse, to paper edited by the
students; brief address, appropriate to
the occasion, by Prot: Kiehle; a halfhour
devoted to conversation, promenading, etc.;
closing with two.sveet Scotch ballads sung
by Prot. Rhys. 1t was indeed very pleas
ant evening, and the students seem to ap-
preciate thoroughly this evidence of the
thoughtfulness of Prot. Kiehle in their be-
halt.
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=. PERsoNA1.-We had . call Monday
from the Hon. b. Pir., of Eden Lake,
Mr.. w. A. Nimocks, 81 Minneapolis,
Secretary of the Minnesota Farmers' Nh.
.ual Fire Insurance Association, was in the
city Monday and favored this off,ce with u
call.
DR.. J. McMasters, of Sank Centre, was
in the city Monday. He had been to St
Paul to attend the funeral of his father,
the late Rev. DR.. McMasters.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

In sums of $780,, $500, 800 and $500
on three to five years. time, on real estate
farm security, by
BANK OF ST.. CLOUD.
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General Gormau has just returned to
the city after an absence of ten days in, the
hunting-grounds. He went away in COM
pany with Morris Lamprey and Uni L.
Lamprey of this CITY, and Mr.. Peter Haus-
en-, of Litch6eld. AMI hunted on the
grounds between Forest ,i>y: 'leeker coun-
~, and Cold Springs Stearns county. The
party killed several deer and = great deal
Of other game.-&. Paul P:oneer-ktess.
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AT Concord, N. H., Tuesday of last
week, Miss Ella Long was married to the
Rev. F. c. Coolbaugh, formerly of this
city, and until recently rector of Holy
Trinity Church, Minneapolis.
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THANKSGIVING: RATTLE.

There will be grand rattle for turkeys,
geese, chickens, etc., at the West House
Sample Rooms, Thursday evening, at 8
O'Clock. Be sure to 70. ~
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DIED..

At Clearwater, Mimi, Nov. 18th, 1875,
OF typhoid fever, at the residence of her
6rother-inlaw, Kobt. A. Lyons, MATILDA
4: MEEchEM, aged Is years, months and
% days.
Dearestsister thou hast left us.
Here thy loss we deeply feel;
Yet again we hope to meet thee.
Where no farewell tear il shed
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The First Division.
OF THE
ST. PAUL kPACIFIC RAILROAD.
Winter T1me Table.

1878. Winter Tame Table. 1876
Leave St. Paul 7:4O A. n.
Arrive at st. Cloud 1:25 Pm.
Leave St. Cloud l:50 P. n.
Arrive at Melrose $3.50 p. n.
GOING SOUTH.
Leave Melrose $40 A. II.
Arrive at St. Cloud l1:l0 A. N.
Leave St. Cloud 1880 A. n.
Arrive At St. Paul 500 NJ.
sAUK RAPIDS TRAIN.
Leaves Sank Rapids 1045 4. n.
Arrives At Sank Rapids 1:40 p. II.
Cumming time, 10 minutes).
J. n. RANDALL,
General Ticket Agt
E. Q. sEWALL, Supt.
TO MIL MEN AND OTHERS,
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l%See our aev Premium Offers 20,
18~he fourth page. They are exceed
inqly LIBERAL. =, : -
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FURs I! FUM

The highest price paid in cash for fnrs
At II. 2. Mitchelrs clothing store.
A MATTER OF DUTY.-It is the solemn
duty Of every grocer to refrain from selling
to his customers an article of food which
he knows is positively injurious to the
health, and he is deprived of all excuse for
so doing when better article for the pur-
pose can be readily obtained at the same
cost. Now the Best Chemical Saleratus,
made by D. w. DeLand & Co., can always
be had, and this is known to be pure, and
free from all deleterious matter. No gro.
Ger who regards the welfare Of his Gus
toners will fail to keep it.
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ACQUITTED.

The trial Of the Hon. HI. Gordon; Of
this city, for the shooting of Desmond,
took place at . special term Of the
District Court held at Buffalo last week,
and resulted in his acquittal, the jury being
out but few minutes. 1t was clearly a
case Of selfdefense, and Mr.. Gordon should
never have been indicted. The examine
ton, before the justice at Monticello, was
sufficient. Diamonds trial will take place
next March, as he was not able to appear at
the special term. The same testimony
which acquitted Mr.. Gordon cannot but
bear heavily against Desmond.
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Mr.. B. F. Daggett, of Sank Rapids,
started Saturday for Texas, where he ex.
pects to locate.
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Ofeourse,' to Mockenhaupts store, because
you can save 10 to 20 per cent. by buying
your dry goods there: Try it.
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n. 2. Mitchell has just received and
is now opening very large addition to his
stock of winter clothing and gents furnish
ing goods, all Of the very best quality and
latest styles, and will sell At prices far be-
low any yet offered. Don't fail to call and
examine before buying elsewhere.
~Afe'o hours easy work ,ciN get
you q fr&"elass se'o;ng machine. See
our 1prem'u'n offer on fourth page,
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LETTER LIST.

Letters remaining unclaimed At the Pos
Office, in St. Cloud, Minnesota, on Wed
nesday, Nov. 18th, 1875. To obtain any
of these letters the applicant must call 70,
advertised Letters" and give the date o
this list If not called for in one month
they Will be sent to the dead-letter Office.
LADIES LIST.
Cline Miss Emma A Dewreth Mrs
Gerr Miss Mary Schermbach Cacils
GENTLEMANs' LIST.
AbbottF Do Clark Levi
Crane Chester Cosberg J NJ
Guilford, Jonas Hoessnier H
Taylor W. Pogatshneits Anton
Taylor James Wed1e Jno
REGISTERED LETTERS.
Audia Anderson .
HELD FOR POSTAGE.
Mrs c P Prutsman, Clear Lake, MINI. =
Miss Emma Hernlund, Minneapolis.
Mrs J l. Levitt Fair Haven, MIMI.
. J. E. WEST, P. NJ.
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If you want the best and cheapest
family, groceries at the lowest prices 90 to
E. Curtis's. He is receiving new stock
of the best goods.
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CHS. Rees, in the postofice building,
has received : hrge lot of new books, sta
tionery, etc. 49,.
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Three ballots out of twelve given
by New-Hampshire jury: 1. "Guil-
tee" 2. "Gilti ;" 3. "Gillty."
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Head Light oil, rs cents gallon, al
Boyd's Cash Store.
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More California pears, grapes and
chestnuts on the way to Dennis's.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-11-18

For good square meal on short no
tice, go 10 Denpis's,
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AT the request of the County Attorney
Of Ramsey county Col. c. D. Kerr was ap.
pointed by the Court to prosecute the case
Of the State against Joseph Lick, charged
with the murder of his two newborn twins.
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Hot drinks at the West House Sample
Rooms.
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Latest styles of millinery goods Of all
kinds at Mrs. Thomas's. =.
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The departure Of "grass widow" from
Detroit affords the Record material for an
extended paragraph.
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The following table gives the exact valu-
alton Of real and personal property in the
several towns In this county, a. returned
by the assessors, and afterwards equalized
by the county and State Board Of Equal
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Call at Ro@enberger Bros.

DIR. A. T. Upham will be at St. Cloud
Thursday, Nov. 18th, and will remain a
few days at DR.. Weber's Office, where he
will be pleased to meet all wishing his
dental services. Those having unsettled
accounts are requested to call Aad settle.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-11-18

The largest stock Of wall paper in thu
city, and At lowest prices, At W. L. Rosen-
bergers. '@
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Call and see the splendid line of scarfa
at II. u. Mitchelps clothing store.
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The Sank Rapids Sentinel says that E.
Daggett, of that place, while out hunting
Wednesday, placed his hand on the muzzle
of his gun and rested his head on his hands,
thus inviting the accident which followed,
whereby he had both hands injured, his ear
perforated with shot and the side of his
head grazed. That he was not killed he
may thank his good fortune and not his
good sense for.
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"A lot of extra buffalo robes for sale at
H. z. Mitchelps clothing store
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The only genuine oysters is Maltby's
toto PARsoNs's.
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~rDo you soa'et a Jfrst-closs sewing
machine for nothing? # so, read our
premium oter:on the fourth page.
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w. G. Woodruff; an attorney Of Little
Falls, has removed to Crookston.
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Oyster stews got up good and quick at
nennis's.
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Wheat at Sank Centre last week va
74@79c; At Aslrose 78@S4c.s
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AEThe Circulation Of Tho Journal II
DOUBLE that OF any other Paper Publish
shed In Northern Minnesota. Advertiser
should remember this.
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Holiday goods are already arriving a
Rees's book store.
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Geo. s. Spencer has been elected Pres
dent and Frank E. Searle Secretary of the
Shakespearian Club.
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The Detroit Record reports the sud-
den departure from that place of a Capt,
McGraw, who had appeared there few
weeks before, announcing his intention to
build $4,000 residence, and be a kind OF
lord for the Detroitites. A number of peo-
pie were beaten by him, financially speak
ing.
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Farmer Bell is badly out of luck. He
attempted to burn around his hay the 9TH
er day, when the wind shifted, and. after
two hours of exhaustive struggle with the
flames, enveloped in smoke the meanwhile,
he saw i'll his hay burn up. He:says that
what make him maddest was to think that
he had not set fire to the stacks in the first
place.-Fergus Falls Journal.
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Official Paper Of the City.

Mr.. Plant is to be at Fergus Falls Sat-
uaday to assist at Sabbath School Conven-
ton there.
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Total ..............22 l2-lOO mills.
The tax in this city for 1874 was % mills.
There is, therefore, reduction for 1875 in
St. Cloud School District of 14-1O0 mills,
and in District No. l, $500 mills.
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-E. Oakford has gone into the hardware
business with J. r. Howard, at Sank Cen.
tzs. -.
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SEQ new timetable.

--HowarPs brick smoke house, jus,
built is model of the kind.ss
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We have received the FIRST number of
the Anoka Journal, a neat eight-page paper,
Of which Col. McIntire is editor and w.
H. Lamb publisher, both recent residents
of this city. The paper is we'll gotten up,
is all printed at home, and il Republican in
politics. Just how three papers are to live
1t Anoke We do not understand.
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TO MIL MEN AND OTHERS.

Several hundred pounds of old type, suit
able for babbit metal, can be purchased At
this Office, u.
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Go to Rees's book store and see his new
stock of books, fancy stationery, etc.,
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The fact is that the ladies can buy the
best millinery goods at the lowest prices at
II. Ottensmeyers.
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ST. CLOUD MAKKETs.

JOURNAL OFFICE, Nov. IS, 1875.
Business continues brisk. for which We
devoutly thank the wheat buyer. The fol-
lowing prices paid to-day at St Paul and
st. Cloud ought at least to convince the
farmer that this is the best wheat market
in the world at the present time. Mark
the difference in prices
st. Paul, Nov. 18th, No. l, CSC; 70 2,
81 to 9Oc
. st. Cloud, Nov. 18th, No. ], s1.04; No.
2, 32c.
lake into consideration that it costs lie
per bushel to send orr wheat to St. Paul,
and the seller will see that he is receiving
70 cents per bushel more than eastern pri-
ces warrant. In other articles of produce
there is no change from last weeks prices:
80 our retail list remains the same.
Oats-32@35c.
Corn-55@G5c.
FIour-Patent Process, per sack s3.75
xxx, i" $500
xxx, " 1925.
Green appIes-s5. 2ja5 80 per bbl
Potatoes-301> Csc per bush
Bects-30c n, 40c "
Beans-5l.so N $500 per bushel.
Oniono-6o e. Zoe per bushel.
Rulabagas- l5a20c per bu.
Cabbagc. Sj.OOa6. 90 per 100.
Cranberriez-Scarce at s350@40O per bu
Butter-l5 a. Zoe per ib.
Eggs-scarce at zoe per dozen.
Wood-Maple $500 $500 per cord,
Hay-s575 q 600 per ton.
Straw-s2 per load
Beef cattle-2c Ia 2zc on foot
&c III SC dressed.
Cut Meats-5c ~ 12!c per 10.
Pork-5c q lOc
Lard-1S "a, zoe q"
Venison-9}a10c per h.
salt-s2.75 per Dbl.
Pork-s25.00 per Dbl.
Chickens-Dressed, &c
Turkeys 124c
Hams--City cured, 171c"
Country" 10c a 12sc
Cheese-l5c a. 2oc per tb.
Honey-1n comb, zoe a. 25c per ID.
strained, 15c a. zoe "
Wool-Tub washed, choice picked 42e.
e fair to good 38@40c.
poorly washed 35G7c.
Fleece washed, choice BIC.
good condition 33(G35c
poorly washed 3O@32c
Unwashed, light medium &c.
light coarse 22@25c.
q fine 21@25c.
heavy, chaf1y 21@23e.
! Clear, per M........~......s25oo@ ss5.oo
Common :.................... .12OQ(9l40O
Stock boards.................. 13.OO@15.00
S1dlng OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ZO.OO(G22.0O
neutrality-suspicious.. 1870
Matched flooring. 10000 $500
Dimension......... 12.50@ 400
Shingles, No. l...........~. $50
\ ....-.-.-.... 800
Xxx ............ 400
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 225
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1000
Lime P B. hitesl.75@1.90 perbbl
Cement-s4 00@ 4.25 per Dbl.
Hair-50c per bushel of pounds.
FINANCIAL.
Gold-Buying at Sill; selling SLIP.
Foreign exchange-S5.65.
Passage tickets-From New York to
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Handsome new chandeliers and side
lamps were put up this week in the main
room, or hall, in the Normal School build
ing. They were much needed.
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-California fruits, of every variety, IS
cents can, At Royd's Cash Store.
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We have just received a lot of the
latest styles Of type and ornaments for fine
lob printing, including some beautiful
styles for visiting and wedding cards
When in want ofjob printing of any kind
and at low prices do not fail to call at TH1
JOURNAL office.
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Rra;nap1 Nr:kun.xn,h

The Brainerd Tribune publishes an
oyster '1oc.r and in the same column,
just below it. dental advertisement sur
mounted By pair ofjaws set At an angle
Of about So. Taken together they ars
quite susssstive, and the dental illustration
looks ~ though one Of the oyster-lovins
Aldermsa ofthis city had been sittine 70.
Ibis picture. y
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Peaches only Is cents can, at Boyd's
Cash Store.
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The best quality of cheese At Edel.
brooks, only Is cents per pound. Othe,
groceries in proportion.
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The Mississippi at and above Sank
Rapids was closed Sabbath night. "Anchor
ice" has been floating in the river at this
place every day this week.
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ia called tn the notice

Attention is called to the notice, on
this page, Of the Minneapolis Business
College. This is an institution with an ex-
cellent reputation, and Prof. Curtiss is we'll
known to many of our citizens. as an ac-
complished penman and accountant and
q successful teacher of those branches.
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? FOR SALE or FOR RECT.
WOODl, TwOODI.

A house and lot near Washington Ave
snue. Inquire of Louis Clark. :.
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A Penny Saved is a Penny Earned.
$4,000 GIVEN AWAY!

We will send THE JOURNAL, usual price
$500, and the Louisville Weekly
COURIER-JOURNAL
usual price $500, postage prepaid on both
papers, for one year for $3.50.
The Weekly Courier oumal is the great
NATIONAL FAMILY NEWSPAPER,
It will on December 3lst, 1875, dis,rib-
ute impartially $4,000 in valuable pres
ents among its subscribers; aud every sub
scription sent through us will be entitled
to registered and numbered receipt for
this distribution. Send US $500 and get
both papers,
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CITY OF ST CLOUD TAX.

The city Of St: Cloud Is now divided into
st. Cloud School District. snd School Dis
trict No. l. There is 4 slight difference in
the taxation in these districts, and We give
each separately. - follows:
ST. CLOUD SCHOOL, DISTRICT.
The real property in this district is val
ued At s32s.399; personal property 1t
@l94,682. making total Of real and per-
sonal property Of >524,2sl. The taxation
II A follnva.
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3 pounds Of best saleratus for Is cents,
at Boyd's Cash Store. ! !
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--8 pounds of grnnulated or cut loaf a.
gar, for $l.00, At Boyd's Cash Store.

by the barrel at Parsou5s,
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WHAT CROSS IS ABOUT.

E. Cross, knowing just what the people
of st. Cloud want and how and where u get
it for them, has engaged fo9 Tbanks-
giving all Of Capt. suiith's, alI Of Nay
hsw's, all Of Bowmsn's aud all of Albert
Smiths turkeys. This ensures him. the
oese that are to be had in the country. He
Will also have choice fat chickens, geese,
beef etc. Do not forget to call At Crosss
before ordering your Christmas turkey. II
he cannot suit you nobody can.
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"A report was circulated in Brainerd
that David Macarthur, an old citizen Of
Crow Wing, was dead, and friends were max
appropriations to go up and attend the fun
eral, when, 10 and behold along comes
David himself driving into town mounted
on a load of cabbage.
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