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The St. Cloud journal., 1875-10-14
! PRKRARE FOR WINTER

Judging by the manner in which stoves
have been purchased at and taken away
from the warerooms of J. F. Stevenson 4
Co. during the past week, getting ready for
cold weather would seem to be the thing
uppermost in the minds of very many people.
The number of stoves sold by this firm is
simply immense. One reason is that they
have the largest and most varied assort-
ment, both of cooking and heating stoves,
to be found in the upper country and
another reason is that they are selling
stoves 80 cheap. They are able to suit the
most exacting customer as to style, and
everybody as to price. We would advise
all who may be in need of stove
to call on Messrs J. F. Stevenson & Co.
before purchasing elsewhere.
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There are some frauds of wh;c

There are some frauds of which
the life seems to be eternal. Once
more We find travelling through. the
newspapers what purports to be a let
ter written by Publius Lentulus to
the Roman Senate, giving an account
Of the personal appearance of the
Saviour. This letter is the work of
one John Huarte, q Frenchman or
Spaniard Of the sixteenth century ;
and the cheat has been over and over
again exposed. - ,+~~ ~:.z,,5.-.
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The credit Of Turkey, already
very low, will be still further impair.
ed by the decree just issued, stating
that the interest and principal of he1
public debt, falling due during the
next Eve years, will be paid half in
cash and half in i've per cent bonds.
This act Of partial reputation will
ALLEVIATE Great Britain still more from
her. for the greater part of the nearly
$9oo,ooo,0oO which Turkey owes
abroad was borrowed in that coun-
trV.
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SPECIAL SALE.

In order to close out the stock, the un-
'dersigned will, for the next ten days, sell
hats and caps, boots and shoes and clothing
for LESS THAN COST. This is in earnest
and will be done. Call and satisfy yourself
that great bargains are to be had.
Dry goods and groceries viii always be
kept in full stock and sold at lower prices
than by any other establishment in the city.
J. W. TENVOORDE.
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.sss. q e 'z:'s 1 81. C1oup, Oct. IS, 1876.
L ADJoURNED MEErINa.-Resent. Add,
y. G. Smith President, Bennett, Dam,
Don, Edelbr6ck, Mcclure, Owen and
Sohercr. 5: ;ss ,...e. .tsa es.<.S. i <.#.
Tho Committee on Ways and Means,
through their Chsirman, AID. Edelbrock,
made verbal report adverse to levying a
tax for city revenue, and recommending
that the interest fund on the Mississippi
Railroad Bridgebonds, amounting to 81, 1885,
"a, now in the hands Of the City Treasurer,
be transierred to tie general revenue fund.
On motion Of AID. Dorr the report was
accepted. :z.. .gS;a. ~ "a <s..Ssl;
On motion 81 Ala genne.t 'thi. 81 sum i ef
@s,7ee.e4 WIN ordered 70 be transferred to.
the general revenue fund and the City
CLARK directed to notify the Treasurer thele-
of. ....sss42 =. @a&ys -.
AID. Mcclure offered the following rsso- ,ea
lutions: l..;>s> ~ -. .>a''! az
Rssolvcd, That 4 tax sufficient to raise
the sum Of $49o be levied to pay interest
on the risht-of-way bonds, and the sum Of
81, 100 to pay principal and interest on fire
engine bonds. T.. n31,,.!- ::
Resolved, That the City Clerk furnish
the County Auditor with an attested copy
of these resolutions,
Ayes-Ald. Bennett Dam, Dorr, Edel-
brock, Mcclure, Owen, Soherer and Nh.
President-S D., (, .-.'
Nays-None.
AID. Bennett offered the following reso-
lutions: 49,
Resolved, That the seat Of r. M. Russell,
asAlderman for Ward Two. be declared va
cant, he having removed from thecity.
Resolved, That an election to fill said
vacancy be held in aid Ward Two, on the
second day Of November, 1875, and that the
City Clerk be directed to give the usual
notice therefor. r.
On motion Of Aid: Mcclure the 'resolu-
tions were unanimously, adopted.
The Committee on Streets and Alleys, TO-
whom was referred the request of Mr.. Nix
On asking the resembling of the order Of
the Council adopted Aug. 80, 1875, relative
to constructing a aideHslk on the. south . side
Of Lake street, reported the same back
without any commendation.
On motion I'll u Of AID. Owen, the Street
Commissioner was directed to build the
sidewalk adjacent TO- Mr.. Nixon's property
on the south iside Of Lake 0treet unless Mr..
| N. should elect 10 do 1t himself -.
The'bill Of L. W. Collins, for services Is
City Attorney, amounting 70 $sl, was
referred to the COMMITTEES, on Claims and
Accounts.
Adjourned. -
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AN elderly gentleman named

An elderly gentleman named
Pond was in the city during the meet
ings Of the g ]Presby terry, and stated in
our hearing that he had one son who
v.s !. born y In Iowa Territory, another
in the county Of Iowa, a daughter
born in Minnesota Territory, and an
other child born in the State of Mime
sofa, and all in the same: house in
Bloomington, Hennepin =. county.
Truly this region has had various des.
ignations since Mr.. Pond made it his
home forty years ago.-Red Wag
Republican. ..> ........
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do not fail to 60 to n. z. Aitchelps
and examine his new stock Of furnishing
goods, just received. It il the incest and
most complete a.sorttnnent in the city. Find
Everything you want, and cheap too.
:~Akv hours easy .oork will get
yox q fraelass se.oing machine. See
our premium. offer on fourth page.
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DEa1OCRAT1C CONVENTIONS.

The Democrats of the Second Legislative
District met in Convention at the store Of
Carl: Herberser, Al. Albany, last Friday.
A. Libby was elected Chairman and G.
Klosterman Secretary.
John ;Schafer, c. Herberger and F. Ben
olken were appointed Committee on
Credentials.
The COMMITTEES ID reported i, as follows,
and their report was adopted:
Avon-N. Keeper, w. Murphy. "
Brockway-A. Libby, A. Kennedy.
Munson-Wm. Weber. (3).
aSso!1$Ben osfmF: Bsnolisn,, aSs, e: +: IRELAND.
st. Wendel-A. Marking, ~. Z. s..,
St. Joseph-W. Merz, (2): I. Kletten,
Millwood-F. Benolken, (1). :.
. Farming &C. Klosterman.
The Convention Excepting the two towns
of Millwood and. Farming) then proceeded
10 ballot for g.. candidate for County Com
missioner, with the following result On The
first formal ballot: 80. $50: ~!
n. ......:.....ll
Fred. Schroeder.
Four ballots were then taken for = can
didate for Representative, the last ballot
standing as follows: =.
John Schafer.
T. klosterman.
II. kleland......"
Mr.. Schafer was declared the nominee
and accepted in a few remarks. !" T.
A. Libby was elected Chairman Of the
District Committee for the ensuing year,
when the Convention adjourned.
The indications are that there will be
music in both the Commissioner and Leg
islative districts. MI. Schroeder and his
friends claim that unfair means were used
to secure the nomination of his competitor,
and he will run independent, Mr.. ,Rie-
land. we understand; was pledged the sup.
port Of certain delegates for Representative
if he and his friends would help nominate
Keeper for Commissioners. He kept" his
part Of the agreement: but the other side
failed to come 70 time and He feels sore.
That's right gentlemen; sail right in and
insist upon your rights, This i : fee
country
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Nnlzron,,rA.,'r.

Messrs. Young 4 Bradford are. now in
receipt of their fall stock of new goods for
the fall and winter, and are prepared to
show their customers one Of the largest and
most elegant assortments in the State. The
ladies ~ especially invited to. call and
exas.ine ne drsss goods, fall and, winter
styiss, included in their new stock. They
elnnot fail to BE- suited. Prices have b<en
marked down very low. CT =. y. -. :.
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. The Brainerd Tribune publishes a re-
port that Gen. ira spaulding, the first resi-
dent engineer of the Northern Pacific r.
r., in Minnesots, who for some time had
his headquarters in histcity, died sudden
ly in 1 passenger train on the Philadelphia
and Reading road, Saturday morning, Oct.
d AEl!l: > %s'....'
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CLRARWATER.
-, t,ETH s, -.---s ~, ~.
y matters and Things IN General

80
CLEARwArER, MINK, Oct. 13, 1876. !
ED1ToR JouRNAL.-For fear that Clear
water should not Be in her proper place in
the Family Journal" I will saythat Capt
jerks, with his able corps Of dunners, sol-
lectors and the likehsve left home, friends
and all that is dearly the ties Of life, "a
scalp the Iowans, or in other wordsto deecs
their pocket books, and should we ever be-
hold their faces again We may be thankful.
But I hope that no one Of their friends viii
be frightened, for when we think Of the
way and manner that they recommended
themselves - saleahdens and deliver,es.s,s oi
those celebrated Andreas Aliases Of lows,
We have reason to hope that Ne will b eu.
abled to behold them once more on, earth,
One Of the questions asked BY the COM
pany was Of this import "Do you think
you are qualified for the work Is set forth
in our circularr' The reply in: one ease
was, II think a man who can collect =
preachers salary and old doctordi bills SOC
cessfally is qualified to collect any account"
So do I. ... - 3d.. -
Davis & Beaps celebrated Touring mills
located here are crowded with orders, but
have lack of water.
Saml. Whiting, Jr., is taking lot Of
new goods into his new store. You boast
of your grand West House-we of the finest
store above Minneapolis.
Fuller & Blackburn are receiving large
lot of big boxes, and these boxes are not
empty by any means, when it takes four I'd
six men to unload them from the popular
hack of Robert A. Lyons. In fact all our
business men look happy and are out early
in the morning, say halfpast seven, and do
not close till after halfpast eleven in the
evening, at least our friend james sDavi,
did not last night, but he might have been
keeping watch oyer books, candy and tape
measures. :.
Elders Grant and Bacon, Of Ohio; have
for the past week been preaching to sin.
ners and the Disciplesin John Kinks Hall.
The Rev. Noah Lathrop, of the N. E.
Church, began his labors As pastor in this
| part Of the vineyard last Sabbath. Weviah
Ehim success and a pleasant !ygear, bgt We
don't want any of the 'ikinerant work: in
ours. - &; e. 'S- ', = ''*'$'''
The Good Templars' who were up: "a
your city October 5th say that the reliable
JOURNAL was wrong for once; form Last
weeks issue you stated that sixteen couples
of the Good; Templass from Clsarwate,
were up there accompanied by District
Deputy Mcknight. 1t was, they s.y, Dis'
trict Deputy Chas. F. Cummings, of District
No. 10.
Some Of our farmers are going to feed
a lot of beef cattle through the winter and
are now buying them. Prominent among
these farmers is Chas Whittemor., just ou
! Of Wright county; < x.L."'
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.
& pnasoSAI-We were favored with calls
Taesday forenoon ftol Senator Mcmillan
and Congressman Dunnell. es,.5 -,
Mr.. Calvin F. How, Jr., son ofthe we'll
known New York real estate dealer, was in
the city Tuesday. .. ...
Miss Clara Strong apd her cousin, Miss
Alexandsr, started Tuesday for Washing
ton City, where they viii spend the winter.
We had . call Thursday from Mr.. ]. W.
Raymond, the snterprising Bismarck mer-
chant, who visited 81. Cloud for the pur-
pose Of contracting for some eight or nine
tons Of prime butter 70 be delivered within
the next ten days. On account of the
steady demand for butter from various
points. 20 large an amount of = prime ar
ticle could not be furnished by our dealers
on 70 ahort notice.
G. F. Sawyer, Esq, Of sauk Centre, re-
turned this week from an extended trip
Eaae.
Capt, L. w. Collins started Tuesday
morning for Buffalo, Wright county, to at
tend term of District Court,
Mr.. r. Mockenhaupt il now absent pur-
chasing new goods.
The family Of the Rev. E. v. Campbell
arrived from Butler, Mo-, yesterday.
Capt A. Grovenor, At present holding
forth At Fort Garry, is in the city.
Mr.. E. c. Smith arrived Tuesday from
Ashland, Wis. he says business there is
exceedingly thin, and he intends remain
ing in St. Cloud.
The Rev. w. +. Stanley returned Satur-
day from his Chicago visit
We had call Friday from Mr.. Frank
E. Hunt Of the firm Of Mathes, Good &
echurmeier, merchants tailors Of St. Paul,
whose advertisement may be found on the
fourth page this week. Itis large estab-
lishment and does good work. ...s.
Henry B. Morrison, of Clearwater, was
in town Friday. He informed his friends
conadensially that il was = boy. ~ IL
'.:-oseph Gilpin, late publisher of the
Alexandria Pos, has removed to Buffalo,
N. Y.
There are four hundred and forty girls
At Vassar to est friend Cambslps griddle
rakaa fkia v;ntnr
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->--
FRANCE,
A Duel by Americans.

A London dispatch states that a
duel was fought with swords at Yes.
met, near Paris, Sunday, between two
young Americans named Riggs and
Paine. The cause was an old family
vendetta which was renewed last
Thursday night at the Renaissance
theatre, when blows were exchanged.
The result of the duel was that Paine
was wounded slightly in the arm. =
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I'll - zsxc5
A5WANTs SUPPLIED,

From the y. !; 1t3pssHe:, ,~s-
+. The American. 1t mind Il active. It has
given us books of fiction for the sentimen-
talist, learned books for the scholar and
professional student, but fewSbooks for :. the
people. "A book for the people must re.
late to a subject of universal interest. Such
% book is "THE PEOPLES COMMON SENSE
MEDICAL ADVISER" - copy of which has
been recently slafd on -our table IhehNh
nrofaaaional attainmnents 81 ia Author-Dr..
iR.sV. P1ERcE, of Buffalo, n. Yy-=and the
advantages derived By him from. IN extern
isive practice, would alone insure for his
work = cordial reception. But thSsss are
not the merits for which it. claims our At
tention. The author is man of the peo-
ple. He sympathizes with them in all
their Affections, efortsa aud attainments.-
He perceives their want-a knowledge Of
themselves-and believing that all truth
should be made as universal rs Gods own
sunlight, from his fund Of learning and ex-
perience he has produced a work in which
he gives them the benefits of his labors.-
In It he considers man in every. phase Of
his existence, from the moment ne emerg-
es s.from rayless atom, too diminutive for
the sight, until he gradually evolves to the
maturity of those conscious powers, theax-
ercise of which furnishes subjective Sevi-
dence Of our Immortality. "a 4 Proceeding
upon the theory thatsyfxy fact Of mind has
! physical antecedentt be has m admirable
treatise on Cerebral hysfology, and shows
the bearings Of the facts thus. established
upbn individual and social welfare: The
author believes with Spencer, that ."ssvig
orons health and, its accompanying high
spirits are larger elements Of Happiness
than any other things whatever. the teach.,
ing how to maintain, them ID = teaching
that Yields 10 no other whateyer, y md
cordinely has introduced an extensive dir
cussion Of the methods by which W may
preserve the integrity of the system md
ofttimes; prevent; the onset Of disease. Do
mestic rehdedies-their preparation, yees,
and effects form . prominent teature 5of
the work: i. The hygienic treatment e
nursing of the sick, = an simpoftant -.
iect md receives attention to0inHae
viii ik Importance. Nearly Ill dise
Htosxhich Aesh il heir" are dsscsi6s
their symptoms and eaaibs explained, md
proper domestic treatment suegested. To
reciprocate the many hyors bestowed upon
him BY generous public, the author .pfers
Ills book It 1 price s1,5Q) little exceeding
the oost az upbl alton. Our readers can
obtain thil n aclllcai nd valuable wotk
by Addressing the author. ~,~~ -
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11III1rtERH Ao0Ds.

Miss F. E. Clarke having just returned
from on 1 the e.E4. East beg. to inform the ladies
that she has now IN stook = 6ne selection Of
millinery goods of the newest styles, to
which dshe would most respectfully call
,thai attention. Her price. vim be fouat,
"a low as the goods can be bought for at
any place wet ef 4 Cthiifpego.2 14t.Y.r.fts
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TELLING THE TRUTH UNDER GREAT
~'F TEMPTATION. 8 }E
=, =, i~,E|5 =
From the Vicksburg Herald.

From the Vicks1ury Herald, ,.
Z There were a dozen or more of
them seated in frontof the colored St.
Charles, and they were talking about
tornadoes.
''De worstest tornady I ever did
see," remarked an old negro, twas
sixteen years ago in Alabama"
"Did she blow much?" inquired
another. .........- ...
: 80 Blow much! shoe! niggers! but
dat was no deck passenger, dat lorna
dy! Why, sab, it jist lifts me right
up to remember til" -
= ""Eberything went kitin', eh!' =.
"Kitin'!" Breas you, you poor ig-
norant Niger, but I seed a mule lift
ed up like a fedder, an how fur dye
'spose it blode him? Jist gin a
guess"
"One mile p
Free milesl''
"Across the ribber p
"1nto a tree?"
Each one in the crowd made a
guess, and when all were through the
hoary-headed old man repeated:
"Niggers, you isall wrong. That
tornady cum fur dat mule, an howl
ed around, an got under him, an
lifted him up, an he was blode jist
exactly four inches by de watch, sure's
you live!"
There was a painful pause and
then the crowd rapidly thinned out,
while the ole man repeated:
'Four inches by de watch, and
I'll stick to dat statement if I die for
it."
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This is the neat little title which

This is the neat little title which
goes before the name Of the King of
Burmah: ellis Great, Glorious and
Most Excellent Majesty, who reigns
over the Kingdoms Thunaparanta
and Tampadipa and all the Umber-
ella-bearing Chiefs of the Eastern
Country, the King Of the Rising Sun,
Lord of the Celestial Elephants,
Master of Many White Elephants,
the Great Chief of Righteousness,
King of Burmah."
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The First Division.
OF THE
ST. PAUL kPACIFIC RAILROAD.

A01os summer x1y00 Vo010o x01os
u. PAUL AND 81. CLoUD.-Q0IN0 NORTH.
Leave st. Paul 9:20 4. II. 4:1OP. n.
Arrive At St. Cloud 2:O5 P. II. 8:20 P. NJ.
Leave St. Cloud. $50 Pm.
st. 10 sos p. II.
Arrive ut Melrose $50 r. II.
GOING SOUTH.
Leave Melrose 9:15 A. II.
st. 10 11:15 An
Arrive at 81. Cloud ll:95 A. N.
Leave St. Cloud 12:05 p. II. 7:2O A. n.
Arrive at st. Paul 4:53 p. II. 11:08 A. N.
SAUK RAPIDS TRAIN. g..
Leaves Sauk Rapids 100 4. II.
Arrives at Sauk Rapids $50 P. II.
Cumming time, 10 minutes).
]. H. RANDALL,
General Ticket Agt.
E, @. SEWALL, Supt,
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REAL ESTATE TnANsFERs.
Reported yeekly espsessly 1er The JouRsAr
BY John zapp, Esq, Register ef Deeds.

Reported speekly espsesaly fer The JovssAn
BY John zapp, Esqy Register ef DEEDS.
For the week Ending oct. II, 1915,
Alexander Moore md wife to Lemuel E
Coe for. 2oxbo fest Of lot 3bik II in Sank
Centre IN: 3.4:2 -; u. =; "a. I eA'U 'l'' y
Julius Crosse and wife 70 Julius Wagner
for sef lee ~ r lz8 R 83w and Is acres
Of net at nc n and 10 acrss in. .se4 sef
= sec 80 T l22 + 32w u. $2,lOO
|.YLantine Cuck II and wife TO Franz
Joseph KelleE 5or s3nef sscl fT!36.R
i ~ w30a ega :,sa...54ss szs., .stfa !: - >oW
Michssl Lahzasd. .:vifs to Peter Nichol..
Finck for 160 acres in nc IT 1A r 28
wand sw} sef ssc T l25 Row $3.50
Paul Theisen and wife to Nicholaa Pdeps.
en- for lot S blko2 in Cold springs city
Mary Karls and hush to Donald B Melon
aid for e} lot 6 blk 43in town of Melrose
'.%f'' - 81 $500
First Div St Paul 4 P r r Co to Frank
Megenbein for set nw} and net sw4 sec
13 + 1923 r % " $4Oo
L. Thompson and wife to Clark Barney for
sw4 nw4 sec 8 T 126 r 32w $3.50
Edward Smith and wife to Henry Wheeler
for u net and Mt set sec 2 T 126 r "a "
'''" .' $1,000
Joseph L. Foiepaugh and wife to Joseph
.Moeler for sw4 sW4 sec "a T 123 R28 v
$275
John A. Wirthermann and wife to Bernard
H. Moeller for e3 net sc T 122 r SOW
.. $500
John A. Withermann and wife to Michael
.schackmann for vi mel sec 6 T 122 r 80
- r.. $500
Thomas Traun and wife to Matthias Butala
for sw} sec II T 123 r 32w $1,000
Peter G. Jansen to Christian jacobson for
set net sec 81 r q r 35w 5000
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Z Nf'ss- 81. ~ 'fars'z!1 = e
NOTICE.

An election will bs held in Ward Two
ON the second day of November, 1875. fo'
Alderman TO fll the vacancy oocaaioued
BY the removal Of Aid: R. NJ. Russell from
this city. . - !; & -. :. So. ..,'" :.
By order Of Common Council.
- .o,'*N NATHAN F. BARNES
:. ,a,., City Clerk.
g. Cloud, Minn., Oct. IA, 1873.
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MlssDrs1E Essals, 4 sleha u
Minneapolis, i il 10 eiity with view %
giving an entertainment with the ehildren
of st. Cloud. She proposes training them
to produce the cantata, Can Hour ID Fairy
land" in which appear twenty eight fairies,
with king and queen; two fairies are
crowned and fvetablesux are introduced.
It has been brought out very successfully
in . snunber 81 places. On snotAr even
ing,she win sive sA'. Ja.leys W.1 Fig
ures,D and number Of sslect pieces win
be sung By the St. Cloud Glse Club. <: 4.
The little folks. vim No. II Eactice
1t schwartz 4 Ze;IsH Hall ct 0ur o'clock 70,
oEroF a6slDeea (. s.. g y ~. = =. !,
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IN sums Of $500, $500, $500 and $500
on .threeto FIVE years' time, on real estate
tarm security, by. :.t~.-
~. BANK OF ST. CLOUD.
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III there Is . man in Detroit who has
not yet been nominated for some ofiice, be
will please hold up his hand, and We will
call = convention for him forthwith
Becker Cbsnty Banner. n...- ,,.' .,,..
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Call At II. z. Mitchells clothing store
and see line ofthe best and: most stylish
beaver-cloth overcoats ever brought to
this market. = -.,...-s...--.--.
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FOR SALE OR FOR RENT.

A dwelling house in lower town. north
west of the Normal School. Good barn
we'll, etc. Will be cold very cheap and on
easy terms. Inquire II, this Office, or Of
Cooper & Hinchilwood. ...z..... =. ,.fis
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Representative NOMINATION.,

At the Republican Legislative Conven-
ton held at Cold Springs, October 18th,
Mr.. w. 8. stinch6eld, Of Maine Prairie,
was nominated unan,mously for Represent
tative for the Third Legislative District Of
Stearns county. =. :
The COMMITTEES for the ensuing year is 1:
W. 8. sdnch6eld, Maine Prairie, Chair
man.
Chas. w. Buss, Cold Springs. 5l>>%,
VIM. Cooper, Fair Haven.
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TO: THE VOTERS.

! hereby announce myself ss an inde-
pendent candidate for the Office of Treas
urer, Of Stearns County, and solicit your
O tas:.a - H. J.. MOOSBRUGGER.
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We mean the bufialo-robe coats at H. z.
Mitchelps clothing store. Call and see
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WHERE TO BUY!
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, NOTIONS
AND GROCERIES. n

Mr.. Joseph Edelbrock. has purchased
for the fall and winter trade large and
very fine stock Of staple and fancy dry
goods, clothing, notions, etc. He has on<
Of the best assortmsnts Of buck and hid
gloves ever in this market, to which he
would call the attention of all: As usual
this stock Of Mr.. Edelbrock's is well select
ed, and will be sold cheap. ,+.'< 3. = .. .
His grocery department is supplied: with
the choicest and best Of everything for fam
lily use. He would ask the especial atten'
ton of all to his new stock, confident tha'
he can give satisfAction. -.
THE PEOPLE8 STORE. - (
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ArThe Circulation Of The Journal II
DOUBLE that Of any other Paper Pahlish-
she'd In Northern Minnesota. Advertisers
should remember this.
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THE PEOPLE'S STORE.

Mr.. Frank Bettunburg, for number OF
years popular clerk At J.W. Tenvoorde's
has opened = grocery store in the building
next door to Mockenhaupt's and will keep
4 large and we'll selected stock. of grocer
les, provisions, crockery, &C., which he will
sell VERY cheap.z Give him call,
The St. Cloud journal., 1875-10-14
OCTOBER SETTLEMENT.

The following is statement of the col
lections made from June lat 70 October 1st,
1875, as shown by the settlement between
the County Auditor and Treasurer: 49,.
The St. Cloud journal., 1875-10-14
FINANCIAL.

Gold Buying at Sill; selling SLIP.
Foreign exchange -!$5.65.
Passage tickets-From New York to
Europe, S22.5O