The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-12-16

0tANeO OlerK Oh inc COurt lOf Mile Laos
county in place Of w. J. Hddle resigned.
Our neigbbor of the zs~ss lays claim
70 being The only paper in st. Cloud which
has given grassstos. Advertising to Fair
childs auction. 81
Desmond. who was shot at Monticello
BY II. L. Gordon is 50 far recovered as to
be able to attend to his saloon business.
His trial comes off in March,
The last grand jury at Duluth was
"fxed' 80 thatsit failed to find an indict-
ment against Ham Russell, who made a
cowardly assault upon thu editor of the
Tribune in April last.
Yesterday, the 18th inst, the time ex-
pired for killing deer, and after January
LIST venison cannot legally be held or offered
for sale. There appears 10. be determine
ton to strictly enforce the law this year.
The copartnership between Justus and
S. P. Carpenter, at Sank Rapids, has been
dissolved, and the Russell House will here
after be managed by s. P. Carpenter, who
fully understands how that thing ought to
be done.
The extract of cranberries and hemp
is said to cure neuralgia, and both nervous
and bilious headache.
Hemp, if properly applied, will affect
the most permanent cure. : =
-Six.inch alligators areworth only fifty
cents apiece in New Orleans.
Who says anything about 'thard times" ?
There is no family in the land but can
have one OF more of these pets for the chill
dren to play with. Send q two, by mail.
The Fergus Falls Advocate notes the
fact that of the ten counties in the Forty
first Representative District but tsco, Otter
Tail and Todd, sent in their returns within
the time required by law. There should
be some adequate punishment for such neg
lect Of duty as this on the part..of county
officers: :
Friday Lizzie, daughter of Mr.. James
Robertson, while standing in front of the
stove was seized with a fit, of kind to
which she has been subject for some time,
and fell across an ash bucket. Infalling she
knocked off the stove tea kettle contain
ing about four quarts of hot water, which
poured over her face, head, side, back and
arms, scalding her in horrible manner.
This is to give notice TO- about nine
hundred and ninety-nine Experienced cor
respondents" in New York, Washington
City, Boston and Chicago that We do not
care for "weekly letter Of news and mis-
cellany or any thing else; at $l.25 per COL
umn, in exchange for advertising or on any
other terms, even down to free gratis for
nothing. Now,pleaselet us alone.
The editor of the Little Falls Courier
states that about one month ago he had the
misfortune to lose, near this city, railroad
ticket good for one thousand miles over the
Chicago, Milwaukee and st. Paul road.
After thorough search had been made,
with no avail, he inserted q brief notice in,
The JOURNAL, stating his loss. In less
than . week after thsaotice had appeared,
he says, the ticket vas found and given to
him, the finder having read the notice {;
and he adds: 'Tf the merchanta of 81.
Cloud wish TO prosper and be known extern
sively in the rural districts they should ad-
yertise more ibe,ally'in tn 81 city papers,
Two weeks ago this evening the Disci-
pies, at Maine Prairie, began series Of
religious meetings.> Services are held each
evening BY the Reg, Messrs. :Bundy, of
Litch6eld, and Bacon, of Howard Lake,
assisted by Bishop, Watkins and Elder
Shoemaker, Of the Prairie. The attend
ance is large. Bishop Watkins went to St..
Paul Friday to preach there one week, a
revival being in progress.
Last Friday, the Methodists began holding
evening meetingsS Mrs. Mansfield, of
Minneapolis, being the leader, assisted by
her husband and the Rey. MIR. Lathrop, Of
this city. :
do not forget to go to Robertson's
jewelry store before making your holiday
purchases.
-Nubias, .scarfs and ladies' silk ties in
endless variety at Young & Bradford's.