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The St. Cloud journal., 1875-10-21
"A correspondent of the Raj,

~ "A correspondent Of the B.lti-
more Amerioan says that be prevent
ID bis hoF'eas from I' having the epi.o-
otic bY N expectant treatment, and
':.s that friends used the aame mean,
with success He dissolved one tea-
spoonful Of crystal chlorats of pot
aah u : bucket Of water. this amount
making I morning dose for four hors.
e. Another dose WAS given atuight
"a doss st noon b recommended il
The dsease i developed.
The St. Cloud journal., 1875-10-21

Mr. sBu2BANx's sREAp1Nas.-Those who
went to the Congregational church last Sat-
urday evening % heartMr. Alfred P. Bur
banks readings and delinsations Of charac.
Ter were not disappointed, except as the en-
tertainment was better than they had ex.
pectsd. The programme eonsisted hainly
Of Light comic OK serio.oomic pieces, in
which department Mr., Burbank excels.
The first, ''The Spanish Duel" showed the
adaptability Of his voice to rapidly-varying
and widely y-dissimilar moods and states, tof
feeling. In "Brndd~r kndersou, j" "'ischneider
seer Leah" and the Composition On the
'H0sl" he convulStd Tie house. "Monnie
Musk" was natural TO the life. The Fall
Of the Pemberton, while it shows to strik-
ing advantage Nh. Burbank's control aof
the tragic element Is TO terrible for pub
Lie presentation. 1t. naaESs m audience
hsazt-dek. tByIrsusst; @Ths New Church
Organ ]" sl read By. NJ. b B.1 when here last
year, was repeated. The selections from
The shaugraunns were given With =. keen
appreciation Of the character: cf the hero
and the fine points Of the play. The pro-
gramme closedswith. thee somewhat we'll
known selection from Marx Twains MGild-
ed Age" "S3ellerssInfallihle Oriental Opti-
cal Lniment," which sent, everybody home
with . broad gri9. ON his face. Mr.. Bur-
bank had very hearty reception from his
audience, many: Of whom had heard him
when he was here before. To all
such it was evident that he had been max
ing good use Of the time in the improve
ment of his voice. 8 - 80. ., .a...
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CHURCH DIRECrOny.

ErlscOPAI.-(St. Johns Church, In Lower TOWN.
Services every Sabbath ak III Z. =. ard n y ~
sunday school at II N. EveninG pesyer nesting
Fridays at o'clock. Rsv. J. T. cAsabers, RscteS.
BArTnr,-{Church near Docona Ravine bridgs0
Services every Sabbath Ut 1O4 q. u. and O'Clock p
y. Prayer meeting on Thuzsaay evening" 6
o'clock. sests free and al arc welcome. Rev.W,E
Stanley, Pastor. Sunday sehooa at u n.
(Church, corner Wsshinston ave.
and Chapel street9 Serv3ces every Sabbath at 10a
.. m. and u p. m. Sunday School q II N. Rev.
H. s. Hilton, Pastor. :
PRESBYTERIAN CHuRc1.-(RicAnond ayenus)
Services every Sabbath u l0x O'Clock 1. Il, and
7:45 Pm. Sabbath School at "a u. Prayer meeting
Wednesday evening at 7.4& Seats ffss. Special In
vitation extended t0 stIanSers. 1-.
CONGREGATIONAL CNulCH.-(SOuth Of Ravlne
lridge9 Union services at 1Ot O'Clock m. Sunday
School At lam; PEsys. meeting on Wsdnesd.X even-
ing at II o'clock. Rev. G. b. Milton, Pastor;
rssadsnee with Mr.. c Bridsman In lover town.
Special attention paid 70 stFansers and temporary
worshipsrs.
CA1HoIlc.- (ChurcA Of Immaculats ConespGion,
9. Geymain Streetl Pastor Rev. Benedict Haindl.
q. 8. b; Assistant, Rev. Alphonso KHisle. O. q b.
Services, week days 1t m: sandayA Nhst M.
u D n, High NaO and sermon At 10 q H.; Va.
Psrs at p. m; Csthechstical instruction q n.
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THE BREADsrUTFs TRADE, ABROAD.

The Mark Lune Ezpsees in it's reg
ular weekly review of the corn mar
kethas the following: In consequence
Of the recent heavy rains, seed time is
much less promising. Dampness has
affected most Of the new samples.
Large foreign arrivals have checked
the upward tendency in price, but
holders are still .indiYosed TO- make
any concessions. Trade is therefore
inactive. :: At Paris prices are rather
lower, while inthe1provinces Of France
wheat is steady and somewhat dear.
er. {. Belgium is unchanged, while
Holland is frmer and Germany is
steady: and inactive, Vienna is also
but, Odessa H.! firm, and .av-
erages 1 shilling and 2 pence higher,
The bulk Of that sold being fully 8
shiinings inferior in price to previous
CROP. %. :at:n l.s@.r:Hz;, 9 Z Il! - q
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The question Of taxing religious,
educational, and chsritabis sfnst1tu:
tions is now discussed earnestly. in
Massachusetts: The total estimated
value Of such property In Boston ex-
empt from taxation is nearly $780,
600, 600, and the amount of. taxes
lost to the city and State 10 about
$275,O0O. In Ont. ward Of Boston
there is five million doliurs' worth Of
property, mostly churches, exempt
from taKAtioQs s-s.ssh: r>sz. -, re. =
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~i-sheepraidng hss it, drawbacks
In California. The Visalia psea ~
marks: "Many herds Of sheep ase.
driven from the mountains to the
valleys, where the feed is already al
most completely exhausted. There
is 9 fair chance faF 100, ,0OA sheep to
starye IN this county this fall if they
are not fed" lAlG-ssx@ ..ssss .-...5Et.
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Call at n. z. Mitchells clothing store
and gee line Of the best and most stylish
beaver-cloth overcoats ever brought to
this market. .,
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seA p x dwelling house ii lower town, north.
west Of the Normal School. Good barn
we'll, ETC., Will be sold very cheap and on
easy terms. Inquire at this Office, or of
Cooper & Hinchilwood. r.
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:. a L,oNppos 2 = dispatch. q yesterday
aays: The weather day is tempes-:
.tous. Recent rains have swollen the,
rivers and streams in Devonshire,
causing inundations. The loss is con.
siderable. Torquay, Tagemouth and
Dowli4h were flooded, and much dam
age'was done to property,
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REAL ESTATE rRAetsFERs.
Exported weakly ezpressy for TIE Jou1NA1
BY job" Zapp, Esq.,, Register ef Deeds. : !.

For theWeek Ending Oct: III. 167B., 3
Edmond f Richmond to Edna Med
; for lots 6 and z blk 46iin Freeman add
to Melrose &s !. $126
Edna N MacD Donald and hush to James f.
Stevenson for lots 6 and / biz, 46in. Free
= mans add TO Melfose 1il* g&s = 1925
Josiah E West and wife to James # Sts-a
y. yenson lot 8 blk rs in Lowry,a sdd 70 ~
Cloud ? .ss'@ $40
Michael WALK Jr to Michael Phaninsteia
~ for lot 8 blk 2 in town Of st Joseph $40
Andrew Stewart and wife to BenjjkhminA b
- Wethem for net sec 33 T III + 4ew
i.*~ $70o
Matthias Thonis to Alois Scholz for l;e& nW{
and net sw4 and nw4 SET sec IS r l25s B
32,w $l,lOQ
Robert White and wife to Gustave Paaum
for Is acres in mel sec II T 126 r 80
VII - IT,. =: $3.50
Thomas Inscho and wife to Emily Rowell
3 3.5> acres in sw} sec T l26 r 81 "
and lots 9 and 10 blk 20 in Saukx Centre,
:. -..,- = $500
John Enright and wife to Napolean Adley
i for nw{ nef sec 10 T 125 r 80 ", 500
Henry Kslkman and wife to Napolean B
-Ad1ey for lots and sec IL and lot i
sec 10 T 125 r 80 " and lot 9 blk / in
= sauk Centre and lot 7 blk 13in Stearns
add to st Cloud ..-'' $1,000
Gilbert Gilbertson and wife to Peter Gil
bertson for III acres in sci nwf sec 10 T.,
125 r "a II $500
Peter Gilbertson to Knud Gilbertson for e
acres in.se4 nw4 sec l9 T 12S~ 3 %W
.,: 500
+ Harrison to the Trustees ,of&lst Con
9Teg1tiGnl church Paynesville for lota 2
md 4 blk IS in Paynesville $40
Byrah Parks and hush to John "A Holler
stss16r sef blk Is in Fair eHAyensa isa' vrs$25
Israel Akers and wife to Millie e aAkers
y for lot 5blk IL in city of St Cloud 500
Barney Vossberg and wife. to order Of st
Benedict for lots 9 and 10 blk Is in city
of St Cloud $4,000
Lev; Greenwood and wife to Jacob Buch-
elm for nw{ sec l8 T 125 r "a v $1,000
Jacob Bucheim and wife to John Bulwa
for nw} sec l8 T 125 r saw $3.50
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THANKSGIVING EVE PARTY.

Col. Todd, of the West House, will give
grand party Thanksgiving, Eve, and
hopes to see all the people Of St. Cloud,
Clearwater, sauk Centre, sauk Rapids, and
the other towns, who care to have good
time. The very best music has been. en-
gagged, and asplendid supper will be served.
Remember the West House Thanksgiving
Eve Party.
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"'-1n the fur Pennsylvania .coun.
ties Of Crawford, vensngo, Eris aud
Meroar, there are 101 chsese iacto-
tories. producing yearly N aggregate
Of 8.e00,0 600. pounds u 81 81 i s5z "
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This beautiful weather may not last long,
and everybody should prepare for cold
weather, = II VIII surely soon5 come.
The bsst place to do this is = Mockttn-
EEh.apts's ssosss - 3 spleadid assorsaent q
Eooda u sneAk . 40 w.nted fox this eooatsy,
eaa bs .6and here. Il astoutshinely lowxi
prices. Call and examine goods and prices
at 0o1k kenhaupts ~ - s5ssTs:<fs@ IL.
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The First Division.
or THE y,r~.- ,
81. PAUL &RACIFIC RAILROAD.
Ee..s s.3s.sSe - !: - a.
LS76. SaaEnnsr Tine Table, lo7a

u. rAUL AND q. CLouD.--GodHo NORTH.
Leave s.. Paul go 4. il. E1OP. u.
Arrive at 81. Cloud 2:O5 P.N. $50 1.N.
Leave s.. Cloud ESQ T. II.
Sc. 10 ri sos r. II. sr* n tg,ss
Arrive at Aelrose 4s5O p. n.
eomo SOUTH. 7 -, 1:ws
Leave Ialrose 9:15 A.N ....rec
st. 10 HIS 4. II. '''z1-
Arrive ut 81. Cloud 1885 An. n.,f+ =, r
Leave St. Cloud 12:O5 r. II. 7:7O 4. II.
Arrive at'St. Paul 4:5S f.M.y 11:08 4. II.
!-' o.. 1lhtI3 l1b AT
6AUK RAPIDS TRAIN.
Leaves Sank Rapids II GH 1904. Il.
Arrives At sauk Rapids n,t, s:sQ1.M
Running time, 10 minutesJ.
JH.RANDALI.s
General Ticket At.
E. Q. SEWALI, Supt.. -}..u. -. 1+S7i'
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.ess1h0W P1tHs1C; 10 THE DoG6i FEE
e>s1 A,J. 80 s-7aNO1xE OFF,"

Il We do not ID the'leaat feel like blaming
A.ebeth 4.s for the expression ef disgsst; inr
deed, we are rather II inclined 70 ,synpethise
with him. Even: nowadays 8 most Of TIE @:
thartics offered to the public Ire great re-
pulsive-l looking pills, The, very appearance
of. which il sufficient to turn ones, stom-
ach.' Had Macbeth ever taken Dr..
Pierceah Pleasant 3 Purxative Pallets he
would not have uttered those words of con-
Is III, TO find that : little, sugar,ooated Pei
let, no larger than grain Of mustard, will
as promptly produce the desired effect IS .
dose of great, nsuseating pills. These lit
tie Pellets, unlike other, cathartics, are real.
" natures physic. They do not debilitate,
but tone and invigorate the system. : No
family should bewithout DR.. Pierce's Pleas
ant Pufxative Pellets. :. .-..
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TIE CHICAGO GRAIN sxAnxrr.E
y lIo~ g tts cshieago Isbs.s Of f1ksday. j.

q lFIoss g. tts tcaieago IFsbs.s Of 1Laday.
" HEAT q relatively quiet, and
declined q 1c for future delivery, while
cash ,lsl lots were not 20 veal, falling of
only i@3e, though il good supply.
and not urgent demand. The Brit
ish markets were quoted stronger, and
New York was (nominally) firm at
the outset, which brought out =, good
speculative fseling early, and made
The t|Is' feeling strong But New York
WA aherxards reported dulls and zour
reeeiptst we're large, zxhih. tho moye.
ne mept of last week A indicates thst tie
} bulletin lie in, to-day IS will show considers
bic increase y. in i,, oqr: M stocks in store
Against a, that fact we must however,
set The th'elarge shipment Of, ,32s.221 bus,
reported yesterday morning. The
advance brought out free sellers. and
the movement was weak thereafter.
There was fair inquiry for cash No.
2 to fill October shorts, and one firm
was buying the lower grades for ship
ment, while Minnesota was in request
for the same purpose. Outside Of this
the shipping movement was tame, the
advance in rates which was asked by
carriers acting as a drawback to &C
tive operations. This made specula-
tive dealers look downward, and some
rather long lines for future deliveries
were placed on the market. while
buyers were inclined to hold of for q
further drop: It was widely, thought
that the, recent good demand for .Eu.
ropean account viii not be continued
# freight rates should advance mate:
rally. The reason for that deduction
is the fact that, buyers at the East
and il Europe have not been taking
hold 50 much for tie supply Of cur cur
rent wants as to move and hold till
higher, ,ffeigkts should !, widen tho q dif
ference between prices here and furth
er eastward. flake freights should
N move upwards that impetus would b.
LOST, and buyers would then hold Of
It'll prices here have declined to .
point which promises'to yield : prof!
on holding till the opening Of h,
.n.vigations next spring, ,Minneeott,
Wheat was in<vsry good request,
sbothzby lshipPsrs and local millersi
and advanced 1espsr ba aa tie < offer =
'ings7 were limited. Z ssles = aggregated
21; 400 bu! af s1:24391 .25 for No. 1
and $1.17(0l.17} for No. 2. ..,.
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%A teao hours easy soork 0iW get
yoas a jirst-elass se,oi'ag machine. See
our premium offer on fourth page.
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DR. HzLxBolD has, for the. fourth
time. .been sent toa lun4ticl asy.um,
and itis believed that he will staythere
..,tS Se. ;S.sp IL. = sst~ E2ls iitsr -!
eule al1at. lanto. ag.1z L.. -. - ..lA-E
The St. Cloud journal., 1875-10-21

~Tho Circulation Of Tho, Journal IL
DOUBLE that Of any othsr Psper Tublish-
shed in northern Ainnosota. Advert1sors
should Iomomber thls. - p
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ports Of what Prof Jenney said upon
his arrival At Cheyenne, the Govern
mental geological expedition has dis
covered q belt Of country in the !
Black Hills 20 miles wide and 40
miles long which will pay the gold
miner from 90 to $5-per day. The
whole country was thoroughly map |
ped. The authentic news of gold ex-
istings there will have the effect to
again unsetle all erratic minds, and,
until the Indians are got rid Of, at |
least, will be the direfu1 spring Of
woes, unnumbered TO the adventur-
Gus element in all American commu-
mites. 55s! zs.<<, -:.5s ~. =. r.
AT Nashville, Saturday, evening
VIM. T. Hooper, a young man. %
years of age, entered restaurant
and ordered oysters for himself and
companion. While sitting at the ta-
BILE he drew a pistol from his pocket,
placed it to his head and fired, in
stantly killing himself: He attempt
ed suicide by poison year ago.
News reached New York city
Saturday that on the night of the 9th
inst, an entire family consisting Of
an aged man, millionaire named
Francois De Lescnle, his son-in-law
Cartier and his wife, two sons and
daughter, and one Folquet, the keep
er Of their villa, were murdered and
their house robbed. .
While some colored men werere-
turning Friday night from a picnic
held in the outskirts of Brooklyn,
| they were attacked by a number. of
whites, and one Of the negroes was in
stantly killed by the blow of stone,
and another fatally injured. The
police arrested seven men who were
engaged in the assault.
| "A love-sick man leaped from the
top of the, Baltimore monument one
afternoon last week and was found on
the pavement below shapeless mass
| Of flesh and bones. This is the first
life ever lost At this monument, which
was erected fifty years ago and is the
highest shaft in the United States. :.
| The firm of Rogers & Burch.'
field, prominent iron manufacture
ers of Pittsburgh, have suspended.
They have been operating two mills;
one at Lynchburgh and another at
Apollo, Pa. Their loss and liabili-
ties are not known.
1t has been decided that every
gift to the Prince of Wales during
his Indian tour shall become his pri-
vate property, although the presents
made by him in return will be paid
for with the 100000 provided by
the nation.
/ "A terrible tornado accompanied
by heavy bursts Of rain and lasting
half an hour passed over Milford,
Pa, and vicinity Saturday. Trees
were uprooted, fences blown down,
out-buildings upturned, windows bro
ken. &c.
The Pekin Qll.) City Council
I refuses licenses to saloon keepers un-
less they will put away their screens,
take the blinds down from their win.
dows and keep the glass clean; SO
that everything can be seen from the
: outside.
J "A disease supposed to be cerebro.
spinal-meningitis is creating havoc
among the children of Schaghticoke
Point, N. Y, twenty-six of whom
have died of it within month.
Fifteen workmen were injured, II
is feared fatally, by an overflow o.
molten metal at the Walsall Iron
Works, London, Eng, Saturday.
JEFF Davis is three score anc
The St. Cloud journal., 1875-10-21

The Wisconsin State Journal Of
Monday contains an: affidavit Of Hugh
=: =: BBMrereton;, 3 BM making damaging state
ments 4gainst Gov: Taylor: s. '"-4
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The official returns show that the rail-.
road bond proposition in Otter Tail county
Was defeated by $40 majority which il
much more than had been expected. = *,
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rO1HE VOTERS.

70. / hereby. announce mypelf rs IN inde-
/ dent candidate for the Office: of Treas
Of Stearns County, and solicit your
g he ia. MoosBRUGGER.
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A Penny Saved Is . Penny Earned.
$4,000 GIVEN AWAY!

We viii send The JoURNAI, usual price
$500, and the Louisville Weekly "
= COURIER.JOURNAL
usual price 500, postage prepaid on both
papo11, for one year for $500. = a.. *
The Weekly Courier Journal is the great
NATIONAL FAMILY NEWSPAPER.
t.. It will on December Slst, 1875, distrib-
ute impartially SIC, 600 in valuable pres
ents among its subscribers; and every SUBJ
scription sent through us will be entitled
to registered and numbered receipt for
thi. distribution; Send US $500 and get
The St. Cloud journal., 1875-10-21

M Lost On Sabbath lat, = gea pen, and
pencil, near the lower 4sayine bridge. Any
one finding the same viii confer favor BY
leaving it 1t this Office. sas wi tz2tz
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HONEY TO LOAN.

IN Sums a,s',, II 800; $500, 800 and $500
on thres 10 Ave years time, on real estate
iArm security, By -, NJ ~ :. .- q - Z
a&[o e2*5 - BANK OF 81. C1ouD:- !
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WHERE TO BUY
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, NOTIONS
AND GROCERIES.

Mr.. Joseph Edelbrock has purchased
for. the fall and winter trade a large and
very fine stock of staple and fancy dry
goods, clothing, notions, etc. He has ono
of the best assortments of buck and kid
gloves ever in this market, to which he
would call the attention of sll. AS usual,
this stock Of Mr. Edelbrock's is we'll select
ed, and will esold cheap.
His grocery department is supplied with
the choicest and best of feverything for fam
lily use. He would ask the especial atten-
don of all to his new stock, confident that
he can give satisfaction. :
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MICHIGAN APPLEs..
tDUFFALOnei BuFFAIo1si

4 For sale, 1t Wholesale and retail, It
w CLARK & Wna's. y
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Very little venison is coming in, and
most of what does come is At once ahipped
eastward. sn
The St. Cloud journal., 1875-10-21

The Masonic Hall III this city d 6
be formally dedicated next Tassday evs
ing. ~, ~ -
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We mean the bu6alo-robe coata 1t III. q.
Mitchslps clothing store. Call and see
.th6na.4 . :.s5.,s'E.,, :fs't -. IS - ssSss
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{ Fouxn-B.t~esa s.uk 0tysEand tAs
,paaisia saldl1fvhich the ownsncan havs.
III ealliae = thi e@ee,. proving property
Al pa53ae charges. ~, t,a*ssa..s5 ss.s. &
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; TO Null MEN Am O1nEEB.

Several hundred pounds Of oadgpe, suit
able for babbit metal, can be purchased 1t
this Office.
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FOR REPRESENTATIVE

The Republicans of the Fourth District
have nominated for representative Nj, "A.
N: Stiles of Ashley, an excellent man and
very popular. 1t is safe to predict his elec-
ton, by aeood majority. .:iEJgs1 u II: Z:
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Mr.. .Weems has nearly hundred
children rshearsing for her concert which
will take place Thursday and Friday even
inss of next week. One evening, "An
Hour in Fairy Land" and one evening
charley Wax Works."
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PROF. D. L. Kiehle will preach 1t the
Presbyterian church next Sunday morning,
ut l03 o'clock.
The St. Cloud journal., 1875-10-21
Official Paper Of the city,
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.

The Republican Convention Of tho Third Com
missioner District in stearns county win be held
at Payncsvile, ON the Octobsr, at o'clock
p. n, for the purpose Of nominating . candidate
for County Commissioner for said ID District.
Byor1er Of the Committee,
JOHN BAITINGER.
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The Rev. w. E. Stanley will preach
At the Sauk River schoolhouse next Sun.
day afternoon, at three o'clock.
The St. Cloud journal., 1875-10-21

SIS TO $50 Per: Day {; Sc 5: :ssss'; %:s:
With the GREAT WESTERN WELLAUGERl W.
mean It, and are prepared to demonstrate the fact.
Our Augurs, are worked entirely: by horse powes,
and will bore at the Fate oftwenty feet per hour.
It win bore. in au kinds Of earth-soft sand and
limestone, bituminous stone coal, slate and hard
pan; and vo make the best Of wells in quicksand.
and county in the United States. 9t5end for our H.
lustrated catalogue, terms figures, &c, proving our
advertisenshs bssa1 1de: Address ~, ..4n.-r,
Great Western Well Anger Co.,
x : - ~ Bloomfield, Davis COUNTY, Iowa
:A3rstate in what paper you saw this. advertise
ment. s., sept30
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HOB AlLE on ron rr,er.

A houss and lot near Washingtoat Ave
mn .. Inquire of Louis Clark. sy2,4fsffgs.: i:
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We see that our old friend, d. W..
Coulthard, Of shakopee, now a Justice Of
the Peace Of that burg, has been nominated
by the Democrats Of Scott county a. can
didate for Judge of Probate. Barring his
Democracy, he is deserving of an election
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| SAtsaaas is called to thssc.rd Of, Mr..
= 6. Smith Who has opened shop for
Tie manufa cc.tnre : efbaoos and shoes. Mr..
8. hasi his employ workmen who cannot be
sxcelled in the State,
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Mr.. A. F. Robertson's new store build
ing is being rushed aloug ut . lively rsto.'
The St. Cloud journal., 1875-10-21

The lecture Of Prof. KielAe, Of the St.
Cloud Normal School, before the State
TeacherS Institute on Moud.y evening,
was an aba and interesting discourse, and
We trus ws shall be abls to give u short
synopsi5sfit in the proceedings We ihall
publish 'n6xt week.-EI R;sss Ns,ss. -
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rHArs WHAT THEY All. SAY.

ST. LOUIS Mo-, Oct. 10th, 1876.
|. ED1Toa JouRzA1~-- --Inelosed please find
$30o forr TIE JOURNAL another year.
Can't ct along without it. N. BIT. -
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E: G. SMITH,
Practical Shoemaker,
Hubers Building, Washington Avenue,
ST. CLOUD, MINI.
First-class Work. Perfect Fits. Satisfac-
e. =, ton Guaranteed.
NOTICE-

Whereas my wife, Catharena Sand, has
left my bed and board without any just
cause or provocation this notice is to for
bid all persons from trusting or harboring
her on my acoount, ss will pay no debts
4.:. PAUL SAND.
St. Cloud, Oct. 20, 1875.
The St. Cloud journal., 1875-10-21

New styles of clothing just received at
n. z. Mitchelps. Big stock-low prices
splendid fits.
The St. Cloud journal., 1875-10-21

4 Ladis1 wossted jackets, of Ill kinds,
very cheap 1t II. Ottensmsyer's. F$5s
The St. Cloud journal., 1875-10-21
Great Western Well Anger Co.,

"A lot of extr. buffalo robes for. sale at
n. T., Mitehell,a clothine store ,.,,.a-.,
The St. Cloud journal., 1875-10-21

The finest stock Of wall paper in tie
city may b seen at w. I. Rosenbsersr'a, & 4.
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NOTICE.

An election will be held in Ward Two,
on the second day of November, 1875, for
Alderman 70 fill the vacancy occasioned
lbys The removal Of Ak, :. N. Russell from
thiFsity. - "::5t 7<>&;ss1a:-''
II Byorder of Common Council j., i =.
~ { :ss& & NATHAN F.BARNEs, {, -
-,:y-:-,. City Clerk. :,
ST: Cloud, MINI, Oct. IA, 1878. /"
The St. Cloud journal., 1875-10-21

We are now having weather as mild
Is June and with all the peculiar charms
of Indian Summer.
The St. Cloud journal., 1875-10-21

"A society for the purpose Of giving lit
srary entertainments was organized at
Brainezd last week. Mrs. G. II. Alsop vas
elected Vice-President and Miss Ella
Smith Secretary and Treasurer. Thus does
St. Cloud distribute her talent around and
The St. Cloud journal., 1875-10-21

ses advertisement of. suction sale Of
pianos and organs. ,,TEs ~ II ,xAsfs'se5ss1 z