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FOR SALE OR FOR RENT.

A dwelling house in lower town, north
west of the Normal School. Good barn
well, etc. Will be sold very cheap and on
easy terms. Inquire at this Office, or Of
Cooper & Hinchilwood.
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HUMAN SKELETON FOUND.

Last Sunday while MI. Chas. w. Buss, Of
Cold Spring, was walking along Sank Riv-
er, carrying his gun to protect himself
against the assaults Of any stray pheasants
that might be around) he came upon a
part of the skeleton of man-the skull,
collar bone, ribs, etc. The arms and legs
were missing, having undoubtedly been
carried of by some animal. It's supposed
to BE the skeleton of the man Barber, who
was drowned Turing the high water some
eight years ago, while trying to swim acros.
the river at the dam. .-
LYcruM. Last Friday evening mum
Der Of the young folks met at the Union
School building for the purpose 81 organic.
ing q 1ycensm. W. West was chosen Chair.
man pro tom and J.: w Wright Secretary,
A constitution was adopted. The following
officers were elected
Pssstden&-Fank E. gearle
:. Ecs PfesidtNf -diss Jennie Owen.
Recordi~a Secraary-d. B. Smith, e..
Cbrresoondf19 Seeretdst-WM West.
:; Heosivsr-Hia6 Minnie Tolnian, s7
The membership now numbers fourteen.
The Very Rev. Clement staub, for
mstly pastor Of the Church of the Immac-
ulats CSnceptionl 1t this place and more re-
Gently Of s.: P.ul, came up Thursday; to
enter upon his duties as Prior ofthe Abbey
Of St: Louis Of Tie Lake. which .adjoins 81.
Johns College. flhe place became vacant
by the recent appointment of the Ri. Rev.
Alsxiu. Edelbrock .saAbbot.
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Frost made bad work about the
last Of last month with the ungather-
ed apples and the undug potatoes Of
North Eastern New England.
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TO HOUsEKEEPERS.

For new stove or any kitchen goods
you can save money by going toA. K. Pru-
den, Third street, st. Paul.
specialties.-Doty Washers, Sweet Home
Ranges, Green.wire' Flower Stands, and
;Woodruff's patent Earth Closets: -.
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WHERE TO GO!

j. W. Tenvoorde is in receipt of very
large and complete stock of new fall and
winter goods, which he is selling very
cheap.
He is closing out hisstock of clothing and
boots and shoes at less than cost. Remem-
Der Tenvoorde's.
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! NOVELII1B.

aosast received, 1t WI. Rosenber,ze,'s
book store, : large sock Of stationery and
fancy goods, notions, etc. He has all the
latest styles Of fancy writing paper and en-.
velopes, including the Centennial. The la
dies are invited to call and make their sc.
lections.
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H. q. 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.
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Go to Rees's book store and zee his new
stock of books, fancy stationery, etc..
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MONEY TO LOAN.

In sums of 5000, $500, $500 and $500
on three to five years time, on real estate
tarm security, by
BANK OF ST. CLOUD, .
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M. c. Russell, formerly of the Brainerd
Tribune, has been elected Auditor of Crow
Wing county. Mr.. G. II. .Alsop, recently
Of this city, has been elected County Sur
veyor. Crow Wing county thus gets two
good qneen. SsE
NJ: kassalrs majority : only four,
and his election will b eeutssted by Il
g. coytendall, his oppons6asvho claims .
majority OIL. Close workIfss
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Wheat taken in at the elevator in Octo-
Der 1890 bushels; in November, to date,
l0,36O bushels. Coming in at present at
the rate Of 1,5o0 bushels per day. Price
$l.N for No. l; 95 for No. 2.
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HERE!. HERE! HERE!
Better than Ever !
NOW Is YOUR TIME!

Joseph Edelbrock is in receipt of COM
plete stock Of winter goods, including Ill
woolens and domestic goods, prints, dress
goods, notions, etc. These goods cannot be
e1celled any where in quality, aud will be
sold at bottom prices. Mr.. Edelbrock de-
6es competition. :. :,
He has also full line of clothing, which
he will close at \ bargain to purchasers.
Any who want the very best family
groceries should not fail to call on him.
His teas and coffees are acknowledged to
be superior to anything in the market, and
he gives the most for S1.00. The incest
fresh butter always on hand.
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81, 81 The late eccentric Marquis Of
NV aterford offered J. railway company
$4,000 if they would allow him to
witness the exciting spectacle Of two
engines dashing into one another at
full speed from opposite directions on
the same line; but the company
could not see the matter in sporting
light, and the offer was respectfully
declined.
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g pounds If best saleratus for rs cents.
at Boyd's Cash Store.
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Peaches oulv Is cents a can. At Bovd,

Holiday goods are already arriving a
Rees's book store. a.
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:
2"wHERE 81 Ale VI s5ao r0s,

oOfoourse,' to Mockenhanpes store, because
you can save 10 to 20 per cent. by buying
your dry goods there. Try it.
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MINNESOTA NEWS

e, ~ WY AoA60 AANA0aSS LOO oS0A
made in the memberships Of the DIFF
ferent churches in St. Paul.
Owen Cakes, an old resident Of
Rochester, fell dead near his residence
at II o'clock Monday.
The Hon. Thomas Simpson has
built an elegant new residence at Wi
mona, at q cost Of $4,000.
AT Rochester Monday Louis
Keintoff, Of Viola, had the side. of
his face smashed in by kick from a
horse.
Merton Eastlick, the boy hero
Of the Indian massacre in 1862, died
at Rochester of typhoid fever, Satur-
day.
Jeremiah DALEY was accidentally
shot and killed by q man named
Campion, while out hunting near
! Rochester Sunday,
Rev. III. P. Welton is conduct
ing q series of revival meeting at
Rochester now, in which the Baptist,
Presbyterian and Congregational
churches cooperate.
|o's-Meaars.. Parker & Bailey, of St.
Pau; have secured contract from
the Canadian government for the
building Of bridges on the line of
the Canadian Pacific road.
Some boys named stahl, near
Hutchinson, were playing with a
loaded gun Wednesday, when it was
discharged, the contents entering the
youngest, causing his death in few
minutes.
One of the Chicago thieves who
recently stole the silks from Powers
Bros, St. Paul, endeavored to saw
his way out of the Ramsey county
jail the other day, and was making
very satisfactory progress when dis
covered. :. -" 49,.
Some of the personal property
of the late VIM. Branch was sold at
auction Saturday at St. Paul. Fifty
dollar shares of the Duluth Dock
Company sold At s. cents each, and
fifty dollar shares Of the Lake Supe-
rior & Mississippi Railroad Company
only commanded three cents!
AT St: Paul Tuesday evening, a
young fellow named Decorma under
took to pay q Board bill for which his
landlord .McC lanathan, was dunning
him, by putting a bullet through the
latter's head. The ball struck the
skull, but glanced of, making only a
scalp wound. Decorma escaped.
Jos. Lick, of st. Paul, for. the
murder Of whose wife Iautenschhger
and Mr.. and Mrs. Rapp, have been
triedand found guilty, has been arrest.
ed, ION the complaint of his step-son,
for the murder Of twins, born three
days afterthe marriage of Lick to this
lads mother. He charges Lick with
drownind them, when they were about
half an hour old, in a basin of water.
He also states his belief that
Lick was the real murderer of his
wife, this boys mother and the mother
of the twins. .....
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~See our 'ae'o Premium Offers Oh,
1%Me fourth page. They are e~ceed-
~ingly liberal.
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has inst CONSIGNED iii,

California has just consigned the
young Mcdonald, age a to her In.
:dnstrial SCHOOL,, It was time; for
Master McD Donald within fortnight
had committed a burglary, stolen a
horse and buggy, wounded a playfel-
low with, q ahatchet, :cutsa man with a
knife and stabbed his mother, who.
with tears in her eyes, begged the
Judge to let him Of because he was
J sreal eobedient little boy; ~
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More California pears, grapes and
chestnuts on the way to Dennis's.
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If you want the best and cheapest
family groceries at the lowest prices go to
E. Curtis's. He is receiving a new stock
of the best goods. !
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Would It not be good idea to revive
the old Board Of Trader Our business
men should have some such organization.
The present expense need be nothing, as
there are funds belonging TO the old Board
in the hands of the Treasurer. Who will
move in the matter?
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The First Division.
ST. PAUL &PACIFIC RAILROAD.


vt. PAUL AND 81. cLouD.-Go1Na NORTH.
Leave St. Paul 9:20A M. 4:1OP. N.
Arrive At st. Cloud 2:O5 P. N. 8:2OP. NJ.
Leave St. Cloud 2:3O Pm.
St. 10 3:O5 Pm.
Arrive at Melrose 4:50 NJ.
GOING SOUTH.
Leave Melrose 9:l5 An.
st. 10 ll:15A.
Arrive at St. Cloud ll:35 A.. N.
Leave St. Cloud 1905 P. II. 7:2O A. n.
Arrive at st. Paul 4:53 r. N. Hos 4. n.
sAUK RAPIDS TRAIN.
Leaves Sank Rapids 100 4. n.
Arrives at Sank Rapids $50 p. n.
drumming time, 10 minutes).
J. III. RANDALL,
General Ticket AIT.
E. Q. SEWALL, Supt.
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California fruits, of every variety, IS
cents can, at Boyd's Cash Store.
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Call and see the splendid line of scarf
at 81. 2. Mitchell's clothing store.
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For a good square meal on short no
tice, go to Dennis's.
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-Extra-heavy, scarlet and blue Msckin.
Nv cloth suits, at H. q. Mitchelps cheap
clothing store.
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rather stylish lady as to his occupation
replied that he was "an adjuster of movea-
bic alphabets." In short, he was printer
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The fact is that the ladies can buv the
best millinery goods at the lowest prices At
II. Ottensmevers.
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Several hundred pounds of old type, suit
able for babbit metal, can be purchased At
this Office.
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The wsasher still continues to be like
sarly October, warm. bright and delightful.
No one here would think it possible that
snow was common occurrence theae days
in the 9tates 70 the Southland East.
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Constitutional Amendments.
a. *ndcpendent Democrat. No opposition =Mononox

SS $H ss
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s.. Schafer has doubled the amount of
shelving in his store and is putting in some
new lines of goods.
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Head Light oil, Is cents a gallon, a,
Boyd's Cash Store.
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OFFICIAL VOTE OF STEARNS C0UNTY--I875.
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Another car load of choice M;ch;..r
apples received to-day BY
CLARK & WING.
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FOR SALE OR FOR RENT,
"A handsome youth being questioned b

A house and lot near Washington A,
nue.. Inquire of Louis Clark.
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~TA0 Circulation OF Tho Journal 10
DOUBLE hat of any other Paper Publish
shed In Northern Minnesota. Advertisers
should femOmber this.
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The largest stock Of wall paper in the
city, and At lowest prinss, At w. L. Ro,en-
bergers. -
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- Mr.. A. W. Bush has built Gne Jew
elry store at Boulder City, Colorado, and
is doing very large business. Mr.. VIM.
Rust, also former resident of this place,
is with him.
We understand that Mr.. E. T. Tobey
is thinking of opening grocery store in
the building formerly occupied by. r. M,
Russell. The location is good one, and
he Is q young man who would work hard to
vim g1rscaas- r. = &
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NEGLECT OF THE SOLDIERS.

Grove LAKE, Oct, 80, 1876.
Editor St. Cloud Journal.
Patriotism, like the air we breathe, is to be
felt butnot seen. One is controlled by God,
the other is divine gift to man. Like the
gentle breeze that cools the fevered brow,
it soothes the dying soldier upon the bat
tie field. 1t sostains alike the General up.
on his horse and: private in the ranks. 1t
is tho element which, properly directed,
controls mankind. But like all good things
it may be taken once too often. When a
nation has had struggle for its life and
has saved it, it turn" its back upon it's de-
tenders and spends its time and treasure in
trying to satisfy the turbulent wants of its
enemies. Andwhilethe government wheel
Of fortune revolves from year to year, turn.
ing out those magnificent prizes to this one
and that one, with its Southern Commits.
siousrs, Indian annuities and the like, with
that everlasting patriotic pill) there, is now
and then cheap speech and poor Dime,
to the soldiers who fought its battles, and
you can zee by their haegard looks tha,
their stonachs have become weak and thu.
they long for something more substantial.
49,. I: -. = ID. B: FISK.
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Michigan sweet cider It Dspnits.
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ST. CLOUD MARKETS.

JOURNAL OFFICE, Nov. II, 1875.
Business for the week past has been e1-
cellent. Buyers have been liberal and
money has been plenty, for which We de-
voutly thank the wheat operators of this
vicinity.
Wheat, No. l, is sl.o4, No. 2, s97c, be-
ing ten cents above the price paid in any
other market III this State, freight added
We believe farmers will consult their best
interest to sell nom. To-day's prices are a
decline Of cents from Yesterdays.
Oats-32@ 35c.
Corn-55@ Csc.
RETAIL.
F]our-Patent Process, per sack s375.
AAAA, $500
XXX, i" 1925.
Green apples-s5.25a5.5o per Dbl.
Potatoes-3o@s3 SIC per bush
Beets-30c o. 4Oc u
Beans-s1.40 g. $500 per bushel.
Onions-60 q zoe per bushel.
Rutabagas l5a2Oc per bu.
Cabbage. S5.00a6.OO per 100.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at $3.5O@4OOp bu
Butter-l5 q zoe per H.
Eggs-Scarce at zoe per dozen.
Wood-Maple, $500 $500 per cord,
Hay-s5.75 q cooper ton.
Straw-$2 per load
Beef cattle-2c O. 25c on foot
" 4c e. SC dressed.
Cut Meats-5c g 1870 per 1b.
Pork-5c @1Oc 6"
Lard-1s O. zoe {"
Venison-94a1o per Id.
Salt-s2.75 per Dbl.
Pork-S25.O0 per Dbl.
Chickens-Dressed, Sc "
Turkeys 12Ic i"
Hams-City cured, 17Ac Ct
Country 1oc q 122c
Cheese-l5c O. zoe per 1b.
Honey-In comb, zoe q Csc per tb.
strained, l5c a. zoe
Wool-Tub washed, choice picked 42c.
fair to good 38@4Oc.
poorly washed IS G37c.
Fleece washed, choice &c.
" good condition $3.50 35c
I" poorly washed SO@ sc
Cnwashed, light medium 27c.
light coarse 22@25c.
" & fine 21@25c.
heavy, chaffy 2l@29c.
LUMBER.
Clear, per M.."....".."".$25.0O@ss35 90
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 120O@14.OO
Stock boards........."...... l3.oO@l5.00
Siding ....."................ 2O.O0@22.OO
fenclng. ............... 1900
Matched hooring........... 2O.O0@25.OO
Dimension. .................. l2.50@14.OO
Shingles i No: 1.,. 1. 80
A .....''"...". 500
Xxx ...........-. 400
Laths...................."... 225
Plckets ......... ............-. -. 1000
Lime P. B. whites175@1.90 per Dbl.
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
Enrono 600 20
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S25 10 $50 Per Dav e Can Ps se msss

WY SO WY ~ 10y " be made
With the GREAT WESTERN WELIAUGERl We
mean It, and are prepared to demonstrate the fact
Our Augurs are worked entirely; by horse power,
and viii bore at the rate Of Twenty feet per hour
Il bc!es full Size vail, and Of any depth required
limestone bftuminous stone coal, slate and hard
pan; and we make the best of wells in quicksand.
Good active agents wanted In every State
and county In the United States. send for our H.
Illustrated catalogue, terms figures &C., proving our
advertisement bona Hds Address
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MIR. ]. E. Hayward has greatly i'm
proved the appearance of the Central
House by the thorough painting he has
given it. Now let some buildings in the
same row be given two or three coats of
paint, and the improvement will be pener-
ally Acknowledgment.
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Latest styles of millinery goods of all
kinds Ut Mrs. Thomass. ~l.;. !.
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The only genuine oysters is Maltby's
doto PARsoNss.
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j The County Sabbath School Conven-
ton begins it, sessions tomorrow evening
in the Congregational Church, continuing
until Sabbath evening. A number of
schools in this and the adjoining: co unite.
will Be represented. H..
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The best qualityeof cheese at Edsl-
brooks only Is cents Per pound. Other
groceries in proportion. r. ::
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HE auction sale of choice works Of
art~ at this plaoe lastweek was quite sue
csssfal. a half dozen cords of pictures, a
fsw good, moro Indifferent and the largest
share miserable trash, were sold, the, pro-
Z eds; Amounting to slout 5000.
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01115 e5e115 00y0
Cash Store. i--',~
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-oyster stews got up good and quick at
Dennise.
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The Sank Rapids Sentiael give the fol-
lowing list Of the Benton Co. officers elected
in the I'd inst: Fletcher, Treasurer; Car
penter; Sheriff; King, Coroner; Wood,
Attorney; Cook, Surveyor; Renard, Reg
lister of Deeds; Hall, Judge of Probate {;
knowlton, Court Commissioner; c. Caller
nault, County Commissioner I'd District.
The county officers are four Republicans
and three Democrats.
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Great Western Well Anger Co..

A9rState in what paper you saw this advertise
mont. p sept30
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-Maltby's oysters always on hand. at
Psrsons's. - =!
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RAILROAD STATEMENT.

Statement of the business at the St. Cloud
depot for the month of October, 1875:
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DIR. Cummings is holding forth at
Litchfeld. =
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There is some talk of contesting the
election of certain candidates in this coun-
ty, on the grounds of informally of re-
turns and of the use of beer and whisky
among voters.
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Last evening the ex-Mayof Who runs
the Cheap Cash Grocery storsp O. K.
tempted two Of the City Fathers, offering
them can of oysters each if they would
Eat them at a sitting, = failure involving
payment for the bivalves. In about the
twlnkhng OF an eye two cans ofoysters were
slowed away under the jackets of two First
Ward Aldermen, and two pairs of Alder
manic chops were smacking over the sue
cess Of the operation, and wanting somebody
to "do 80 some more" If the number Of
gcans had been two dozen instead of two We
are inclined to think the result would have
been the same. =
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Official Paper Of the City.

Only one train day after next Mon.
day. +
NEWS. Newell has bought the cele-
brated running horse, "Red Bird"
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Lime P: B. whitesl.75@1.90 perbbl.
Cement-S4.00@4.25 per Dbl.
Hair-50c per bushel of 8 pounds.
FINANCIAL.
Gold-Buying at Sill; selling Slip.
Foreign exchange
Passage tickets-From New York to
Europe, $22.5O
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We are authorized by Mr.. John Zapp,
Register Of Deeds, to state that hereafter
he will record al mortgages made out on
the form printed at The JOURNAL Office,
or on forms similar to it,. for 800
The legal fees are SIPS, and in some
counties the Registers charge $50.
M. zspp gives this tangible svidsncs Of
hi aPPrscistion Of the unanimous vote
giyen; him q ths late election. <sz<, :
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-11-11

The Good Templars' Lodge at this
place is steadily gaining in numbers and
is doing. : good work. =
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-11-11

Last Sunday fire caught in some shin
gle sawdust piled against Mr.. J. J. DORIS
fence, setting fire to the latter and causing
some excitement for time. The damage
done was slight.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-11-11

Business has been, unusually good in
town the" past week. This is owing in
large part to the high price paid for wheat.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-11-11
70 OLDEN TINES.
a New England Supper.

The ladies Of the Presbyterian church
will give New England Supper in the
storeroom formerly occupied by r. NJ. Rus
sell next Wednesday evening, November
l7th.a Number OF the ladies will appear
in costume. We ARE authorized to, say
that Widow Bedott will grace the occasion
/ with her presence, and Elder Snitfles will
likewise be on hand. The "Down East
Singing School, will be another attraction
Of the evening, as will also be regular
Yankee peddler.
The bill of fare will include:
BAKED beans. Pound cake.
Chicken pie Jelly cake.
Corn bread. Lection cake
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- = Rcklee (on two plates,l Cheese. ; s,y+.
These suppers have been exceedingly
popular elsewhere, as there is every reason
'or believing that this will be here.
Doors open at 7 o'clock. Supper at 8
o'clock. Tickets, including supper, SO cents !;
children, Is cents. For sale at the door.