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cENTERvILLE BUSINESS DIRECTORY

&. W. Crafts, dealer general merchandise
Wells Farg" & Co.'s Express Office
W. Crafts. Agent.
Jerome Beardsley. fruit. cigars and be.r
Jerome Beardsley. blacksmith shop,
c. G. Mefert, hotel, brewery and salooc
Hardin 4 DAILY. butcher shop.
8 Dempsey. livery stable.
joe Brousan, boot and shoe maker.
Fred Heoarin. cabinet shop.
George Cartwright, hay and feed store.
Po'toaice. P. J. Moore. postmaster.
Louis PIERRE, restaurant.
Channel 4 Church, saw mill.
3. Z. Channell X Co., ditch,
8: K. Gs,ldtrsp. ditch
Hung W. Chung. Chinese store.
s Lang Co, Chiness store.
Chae Kre Co., Chinrse store.
Cbae k c., butcher shou.
Ds ~ Chung, ChiassD lfus sssse.
!. ee1Hon, dootot,
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during his short stay here, it would as
tonish his most intimate friends, # ~
has any. l will deal gently and no.
expose him. To tell tales out OF schoo
lis wicked, all the while he remained
he was continually wishing for mea
time, and when it came the rapidlty
with which he devoured the good
things set before him would cause q
looker.on to think that meals were to
him tri-weely occurrence. Such an av'
aricious appetite will forever keep him
penniless. After supper he asked for
assistance to "put him in his little bed" "
as he had eaten so much that he was
almost helpless. In short time he was
asleep and began screaming from an
attack Of nightmare and delirium tire.
mems combined. His friend, after three
hours hard labor, brought him to, his
pulse at this time beating very low,
and his eyes CLASSY and fixed on val
liable watch and chain hanging on the
wall. He must have arisen in the night
and taken a somnambulistic ramble
about the house, a. it was discovered
after his depal ture that the pockets of
three pairs Of pants and linen buster
we're turned inside out; also. two
trunks and a carpet bag were ran
sacked. Well, we forgive you, job.
Come again to Boston with all your
aults" we will be happy to see, watch,
md care for you. II. ID.
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Summer Pruning the Grape.

! Many persons who indulge in the
habit of pinching the ends Of the new
growth beyond the second or third
cluster, to induce more perfect ripen.
ing. imagine that this results from the
arrest of the sap which enters the
fruit instead Of being expended in
making new wood. This misappre-
hension is due to a misunderstanding
Of the true theory Of the sap in vege-
table growth.
In summer-pruning the vine, we
should allow l or 2 yellow leaves be.
yond the last cluster Of grapes, accord
ing to the vigor of the cane. for if the
vine he allowed to make such exten.
sion of growth as is natural the shoots
are sometimes indefinitely heightened.
and the leaves are corrcspondingly
small But if properly pruned, the
remaining leaves are enlarged and
thickened, and consequently capable of
celebrating a proportionate quantity
Of sap to be expended exactly where
we want it, in the fruit and lis CON
Meeting shoots. All that is necessary
to observe. is the habit Of the vine. in
order to estimate the amour, of prun-
ing necessary; since, If pruncd too
severely, and warm wet weather en-.
sue, engagement and disease are apt
to follow. Above all do not pluck or
the leaves in iuxtaposition
to the fruit, for the leaves are the lungs
nf the plant, and as the leaf surface is
destroyed so will the health of tho
plant and its consequent ability to
perform its functions be impaired: hut
IS before stated, if the pinchiuy back
De performed as soon az the shoot has
made one and sometimes two leaves
beyond the last bunch those left are
'orrespondingIy developed.
For the same reason in rearing a
'earlng cane, the latcrals are pinched
o certain proportions to induce the
ormation Of stout. healthy canes.
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Notice.
TO EDWARD Wrnn. w = p.,-

W EDWARD WEBB, w. F. p.vxr
.rd o. .; y. DuRell. George Dtnsmcrs. a " 49,
so Al whom Il may concern: You ana 80. sssa.s :.
don: =; Is. ;ns,sey noticed thas O. " crss ~ y
Consress 81 ,sac o. work required By he sw y
oss Hundred and Eighty lisol ns,,s, -
worth on the Banner ouar,n ~. s..-.--.
~ oissd Y Boss county. idaAc T.rrso.v. cesm.
sssrS. required 70 pay . NJ N 49, ~
hsrsof = .asaia a.asav days iSos - S 49,
and caim m Z y u. e yoas sehl liss. insssss
c',sm = peUidsd ~ 81 M - .Ss~. asee esatn
aDASo cr1. -. {. MAJ ~ ccsss1se
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Notice.

|IW EDWARD WEBB, w. Towxsrxn
~. ", D. Kingsley. Q. u. cagwin. pani McrAusn
nois a. :. in. a G. B. Waite. r Edward connor
An who, !, "saa E1iss Brown. aud q. n savage, And
h.,.h .n.. may concern; You. and each Of Won A.
"saeoy notified that e. s. Kinssiry. have dons ~.
-. I'm OF work required by the law OF Cnn,rs.
=. ''''' aud amendments thereto. to Wit:
four Hundred aud Eighty ,eAso, Dollar.
worth on the General connor quart. cdr, d,,cov
Boise county, '1 Ts.r IN the silver Mountain District
TO pay to me all asscssments .rs,r.s "..
,.s,nn, e snd Tor the publication of ,hts sa,s y"
OF ~ within ninety @ days nom The s,s her,
in - .r III your right. title. interest Ard cissr,
Clair, s.M upon. said General Ccunor'. on....
- provided for BY the art above .nsc,as,
A'AAo c'rr. Jan. 20. 1873. 9. 4. k,sas,.x
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TIME COPARTNERSHlP HERETO
l tore axistinc between John Foster and - Pc
terson in the Miners Home Hotel. and doing bust.
meas under the Arm name Of Foster Peterson. D
Ousrtxburg Boise county. / r.. has bsen dissolved
by mutual consent Mr.. Foster having porcnssca .ne
intsre.t of Ir Peterson. will continue 70 conduct
the business on the premises - heretofore. receive
eli debts due tho nrIn aud pay ell the iiabl!.ees
thereof. sOo1 .OOAG"'
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Notice.
lINO c. +. SWARTWOUT. HENRY
\ be'den. J. G. 1sascs. I,hAmar T. Walker. sy,ve.
-, A"en Ihos Aoosr. jr.. NJ Brown, Albrr,
Davis, Charles Albright Alrhonse Ch.nn,n. "a =,
sno'n u may concern: Notice IN hereby given th.,
=! ih"mas Nocsry. lr.. have done work aud enpended
One Hundred CSi6o, and stxsy Dollar.
on he Loe Star mine. in the Placer Mining n,s,yc,
you have failed to contribute The a,noun, ", 80
9ou. respective Interests in said mine aud Il In.
same shAil not have been paid within N,ncty ,on,
rom the date hereof your said interests In sa,d
nane viii be forfeited by operation of 1aw
or.rr.. THoS. AoOTRY, IN
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Notice.
ALL PERSONS HOLDING GER


IA tain am all promiss0ry notes issued BY NE -
20 will please return them to n II my store
mite Creek. Boise 60 ]. T.. for ps neDf -
70 stop their circulation. ALEX. DASkxis
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rAcra AxE STUBBORN THINGS.

Thousands Of human beings are yearly
borne on the swift current Of diseass down
to the grave, just because they do not pos
s,ss . sufficient knowledge Of themselves.
Il man NESTS his neishbor, and tho hrst
us1utatioa H. Glow arc yoa I" OK Chow j.
your heilth r. The reply frequently il;
sOh, + ia well, with the exeeption Of .
EleN:r, 4ost persons lightly ,pegarda eold.
Reader, do you know that 3 cold d one Of
he most 1anksrods Of nnalidies ?: "a cold
not only. clos up the pores oftthe entire
system. and retards circulation, but i 10
Seductive Of iCatarri,, which Is quite apt
10 lead to consumption. "Oh," you Say, 1t
is nothing but cold in my head" True,
but that dold il really mild form of ca
tarrh, and If not arrested in its course
will become chronic. Catarrh ia one ofths
most disaxreeable, offensive affections in
the catalogue of diseases. The passage 70
the nose Is obstructed, the sense of smell
impaired, and there is adisagreeable sensa-
ton of pressure in the head In the moro
advanced stages, there is a discharge hav-
ing an offensive odor. If the disease be al.
lowed to continue in its course; thick, hard
demonstrations will form in the head, the
bones of which sometimes become softened
and break away in pieces. Why Will per
sons continue to suffer from such annoying
disgusting disease, when they can just as
well be cured of it? DR.. Sage's Catarrh
Remedy will cure the worst forms Of c.
tarrh :. in fact, it Is the only sure and safe
remedy which has yet been offered to the
pubic Many: harsh, Irritating prepare
tons ,msy, for = time, relieve the urgency
Of the symptoms, but they do not cure the
disease. DR.: Sage's .Catarrh Remedy 10
nothing and healing in it, effects, and
when used with Dr.. Fercs's Nasal Douche,
accordinx 70 directions, does not failto effect
20 cure. Sold BY al druggists. g mi;
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u Mortgage sale.

Whsreas, John Ball, Morton Bryan, and William
Dickinson, and Elizabeth Dickinson, his wife did
e ias e c 81 ,9s
mortgage bearing date October first 1874 aforssaid
to secure certain sums Of mon, y ttetein men.
eonss; e sas "a cks . IN an: md
assigns. the folloWing described prsmia and real
estase, situate in the County of stsarns ana state
.seeinnink 4 Point tventyshree eh,,n. and
ssrty-nine, links (2ss chains. ve.t Of u quarter
ssas 1 tss sS IN town one hundrs
Sess ~ cSsiH md rnss d schsips9
ORR east along the: :lakg sboie Ssi1 chains
i1 .Sas 91e
chains and three links cos chainsSs thence north
nineteen degrees tl9e ;sast along lake shere four
thirty minutes east along lake shore three chains
and forty links e chains thence east fty
links 50 thence south SIX chains and thir;y-eight
links 1888 chainss thence south thirtytwo degrees
west along the western boundary of church lot
nine chains and five links o5 chains) to place Of
beginning containing i've and httN-one one-hun-
dreths acres 5l-oo together with all the heredi-
In anywise appeftalning. Which said indenture
Of mortgage duly Acknowledged, was, on the tenth
day Of October, A. D. 1874 at 10 o'clock A. NJ, duly
recorded in the office of the Register of Deeds In
and for thecounty of Stearns aforesaid IN Book F''
of Mortgages, on pages PSI, 252 and 253.
And whereas, said mertsagors did covenant and
ss the sum sy dollars se '1es and
whereas default has been madein the conditions Of
said mortgage, and there is now claimed to be due
thereon the sum of one thousand seven hundred
and ten dollars (,7lo) and fifty dollars attorneys
fees rs aforesaid, and no action or preceding ut
law or otherwise has been instituted TO recover the
debt secured BY said mortgase OF any part thereof
virtue Of the power OF sale contained in sa mort
gage and pursuant to the statute in such made
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4" CHURCH DIHHeronx.

EPzscoPAI.-(St. Johns CAsroA u Lave 49,
Services every Sabbath q ~ 8 =. anA n Is -
Sunday School at II m. Eva1nG pzoYee So111IG
Fridays 1t 7o'clock. Rsv. y. Z. (Aanlsas, -:
BAPTlsr.-Church near ascoaA 1ayins AstaGA)
Services every Sabbath q lOe = =. and ss3eak ..
NJ. Prayer meeting On Thun19y eysninos . c
o'clock. Seats free and All ars welcome. RoVW.E
Stanley, Pastor. Sunday School at 10 m. 35
1SIHopIsT-l Church, csrnar Washingtoa Az
4 z; T, and q psn. Sunday Sehoel at II =. Rev.
II. 8. Hilton, Pastor. 10y
PRESBYTERIAN CHuRcH.-( Richmond AvenNsl
Services every Sabbath n 103< o'clock 4. y, and
!:4S Pm. Sabbath School at u II. Prayer meeting
"wednesday evening At 7l& Seats free. Special IN
Nsat10A extended to strangers.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.-G0uth Of RAyine
Sridgel Union services at 1Oa oscloek 4 m. sunday
lam. Prayer meeting on "Wednesday even
ing at u O'Clock. Rev. G.. r. Milton, Pastor;
residence With MI. G Briasaan 81 lover town.
worshipers, - =
CArHoLIc- Church Of 1mmaculats Conception.
st. Germain Streetl Pastor Rev. Benedict Hand,
.. s. b; Assistant, Rev. Aphonso Kuisle, o. b.
Services, week days at .. M: sanaays, Est nasa
II am. High Mas and sermon It 10 = H.; Vss.
pers at p M; Catheehetical Instruction at p m.
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L! y y ssisaJ M IL shoat ths Il. usslu,.l
|slls. - Il Mo ~ MI Ii u
Asthodiat church, and services were also
held in the Episcopal church, Thsre
were family reunions, big dinners aud
shankfalnsA fns Tie aAine. The day ~.
I'D ~ ehsss not enough snow ior
Sa.party y ~ 5FsssH House in1hasvsn-
ing was : very enjoyable shair, though for
reasons difficult to unden.apd o. appreciate
the attendance waa 81 40 nss !. large :.
il should have besn. = sssss - z
The ball given & schvarts 4 Zeis's Hall
By Ne Little Giant Fir Company, drew :
lslus number, who reported good time,
and The aaIAir was benefit, financially, br
tShs eagNa sssss Il sat saasss$s q
81
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NOVELTIES.

Just received at W.. T. Rosenbergers
book store, large stock Of ,statipnery 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. All. !. ,..4>f.," !
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. NEW G.oQDs.

!. To nsst thaa increasing demand 81. z.
Aiitehell j. almost daily rseeising frssh
supplies Of clothing and furnishing Eoods
q his new Clothing Store. on, Washington
Avenue. bpaf Isl o give him ! can ~
votdb it v,.ant 10 NV CHEAP, IN ~ z,:;.t
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3, - 49, (. : J..
TO HOUsEKEEPERS,

For . new, stove sst2 any kitchen goods
+, you can save money BY going ioA. 4. Pra'
don Third street St. Psnl.. Ex,yis
- specialties:-Doty Washers, sweetH
Ranges, ,Green-wfiire Flower stands, + apd
Woodruff's patent Earth Clossestt,t., r,a,
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~, Joseph Edelbroek is in receipt Of . COM
plete stock of winter goods, including all
woolens and domestic goods, prints, dress
goo Is, notions, etc. These goods cannot be
excelled anywhere in quality, and, will be
sold at bottom prices. Mr.. Edelbrock de-
fies competition. Il" ) ,st.--:Hst rat.
He has also full line of clothing, which
he will close 1t . bargain to purchasers.
Any who want, tthenvexy best family
groceries should not fail to call ON him.
His teas and cof3ees are acknowledged to
be superior to anything in the market, and
he gives the most for $l.00. The incest
fresh butter always on hand. - u
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+f5.S 80, ~ yf4 "a, liuhIl
~aEs TO 60. i.

wv. Tenyoords i II receipt IT . very
large and complete sock Of new. fall and
winter goods, which he is selling very
cheap. ::s. y '@S'zs''a '44= p az
is closing out Hsstock Of clothing md
boots and shoes at less than cost. i. Remem-
Der Tenvoorde's. - q a3,>r,i -s3<.s, x.,.s
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MONEYnTO LOAN.

+. Inu,nsa Of $780,. $500, $50 and $500
onthree to fys~years' time, on real sstats
Fl r 4 J. security; bvyvssz St':ssssE OK
- BANK OF ST. C1oupsa
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AT Le sueur last week the wife of Mr.:
J. J. Green, Of the Sentinel (and . former
st. Cloudite, by the way, found a chunk Of
pure gold in the craw Of chicken killed
for dinner. Since then there has been =
Wholesale slaughter Of poultry in the neigh
borhood, like as if there was TO Be = meet
ing of Conference or Presby tery there the
next day but, no more nuggets have been
found. ,,..,:: - .a.ls.y3 <>s., st:,,.l.3T --ss
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'':.A ~. sr. PAU, Nov: 31ath, ls75s &,
i 4EpfroE JcuiRxA1 4 Wal: -. last
sstnFdaya Norr1sgian by ths name & AM
drew Ain, hoselo dasah naarE nrsit Lake
stations OF, the L4 g. A,NsR;R,. "Tshgiy
foot was the cause Of the frsaGlns.. He
started from q friends house shout 1iasi
o'clock in the .>vtssnainG, % rsaarn hoseai,
but wandered H5m he rssiilroad t.act and
loa hi way;2 landng inss1Ssas4 which
was;lsztiallys atossaE lover. . Th s1iaihar
turned yssy cold sdiriag The nish1 and
when Aim was found in, the morning H
Wa in an upright position, leaning upon
sick which he had picked up 70 takS
,oundings with, and which proved very
handy for The no boys who found Him.
They tied his 1essto 9the: stick aud then
SWUNG the; ends nthsiri shoulders, thus
carrying the body home. :ss 4,,.; '"'
|: A very l.mentable accident: occurred in
the yard IF the ST. Paul & Pacific railway
last Saturday. A man names" Oliver
Beaudoih, in the employ of st. Auboh, was
driving truck loaded with iron, approach
ing the depot from Rosabelc street, where
some half dozen tracks pass through the
yard. Several cars were on the track next
Ito Third, street shutting off good view
from the yapd. Mr.. Beaudoin, it appears,
started to drive across these tracks without
observing the switch engine which was
backing down the tzack, and which striking
the truck, scattered in every direction the
iron with which it was loaded. Mr.. Beau.
doin was thrown with both legs across the
track, the hind wheels of the tender passine
over them and amazing them in 'horri.
bic manner. He was removed=to St. 10
seph's hospital where' Drs.s ssoue and
Murphy: anputated his legs on Saturday
sterpQqR Il h w, thought that h,s lf
might be seyed, but th u injnrlis.t provsd.a
TO- serious ! nature, and otter lingering il
igIifsat :silkoony Until sihday night death cam,
to his relief. zuyss .-*:a hao"E.sN. S. "
. ~
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81. C1oup, Nov. 80, /,

= : & : ~
IS RrouLAR MIsr1ko.-P Present, AID. J.
q. Smith President, Bennett, 4. Clark, n.
II. Clarke, Dam, Dorr, Edelbrock, Nc
Clure, Powell and Nv Wilson. u ss 5s
:.5 Aid. il. CLARK member elect from Ward
Two, 70 GIL the vacancy occssiond By the
removal Of AID. Russell, having been duly
qualified took his sent. .sts
The moathly report Of City Justice
Barnes a. presented read and ordered
placed on file. &. &
The City Clerk presented the ny roll
for tho month d Noysuber, amounting 70
St56.sS ana ID M TO draw orders
lor The respective amounts. -
The allowing bills sssre !, presented md
allowed under ! sospen.on Of the5rnlea: eY
III. Dor, 81
T. G. Alden, repairing onkbrid1s - :.
acroes the rayine. l64e
~. r Boyd, hogsh!eeads and barrels t g
Edslbroe !. 4.
|saGeo. Geissel. sundries for fire engine "a ~
a Adjonrneds tsss. ass ..sass,.:z e,.es
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FOR SALE CHEAP.

a dwelling " house and lot, centrally 10:
Gated. !. ~. .'4.
i Also, a two6t-astory building, 221ss. {.
/; Inquire Of I'd "S.'t'> "'Sz 3','1. - -.
.>@y7. JAMES CARLISLE.
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sAiux C1,rrls,rI. II,

sAux C1xr1E, Nov. 80.
EDITOR JouRNAI.-Tha Thanksgiving paas-
ed quietly sway that y, our town Was Or.
derby, merry and happy. The yoong md
old enjoyed themselves By Gripping the
light antasticD Il Lancaster 4 Fry. Hall,
q the ball given BY and for The bsnsft of
the Sank Centre Bras Band, and alse A
the ball given By tho Odd Follows = thair
Hall in. Lancaster, 4 Fry block. ,2s
E Cur worthy Bhsri6.
t,.s$ GEO. oEIssEL, +, fs..t Is .s5
put in ~ appearance on Thanking diving
eve, and made himself happy, and acon-
tented, and judging from the amount q
nj docamssats he carried, 70 nnst hays
ade,sousons elss happy, toa Every BODY
|'1assalaa 70 - him and, Isg ipewz.hes biz
Hntal 80 in gappll piA orda ~, l,t non@
! 81 them hanksssd sftsn the. delicast food
he pacss ksfers BE ifirsit.clasa bosrdses no,
q Occupy ny II az i, I, pacious Rooms II til
sHossl:dss Aickley.l isss.it gai Is.
ia Oh Sunday evening lastithel bs1lding %
cupied byi Frank ;F.irchildg a,ian auction
room ,gSs6s&iiiEis ri al nj yE1tIlta9 -a1G
WAS BROKEN INTO TIT, 4,..,
] BY some unknown party or parties, and Ii.
boxes opened THE goods having been pack
ID preparatory to going to. Alexandria), ant
about fifty dollars worth Of men's and boys
ready-made clothing sstolen.i The burglar
1 must have been adopts n. the business AM
cunning too, IS they did the work direetl..
underneath the rooms in which the Hon
Joseph Capser lives. No clue has been OBJ
tanned as to who the entity parties are. -
'THEsCoNFERENCE R:5i
II the Methodiats for this district is beinl
held at this place, apd the Rev. Mr. Lath
rop,. Presiding Elder, With other MethS
! diAt Aiyines, = IN attend.aoe.' - -. ~ -
'Sickaeas still continnes'in this neikhbor
hood, .a4.wo de.sh. lave oo0.a'r1,sa| siao
my last. ,ssi2 yylsiss MI CO zaas.s F.
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Now in its eleventh year, claims the patronage Of
the public on the broad ground that
it is emphaticaIy,
The Peoples Paper.
The prices Of subscription of both Daily and
Weekly are made low rs bring the papers With
in the means of every man who can afford to take
any kind of anewspaper, and ths.news of the day
of minor importance h see01deRsed As to embrace
events from all points accessible by Telegraph or
mail Of all important happenings local or gener-
a. the paper will contain full and graphic accounts
REPUBLICAN IN POLITICS,
asheretofore, THE Posr. AzD MAIL promises to
give it's best effort to the support Of its party In
the coming Presidential campaign, as well az in
minor political contests, and to labor for the
Greatest Good to the Greatest Number.
THE DAILY Posi- AND NAIL, is, for its size the
Cheapest Newspaper in the West, and has for years
been prominent as the leading exponent of
cheap Journalism, which means to give the people
the news of the DAY at theIowest possible figure
The paper is furnished to subscribers by mail post
age prepaid as follows:
Daily, per annum $500 Daily, three months $40
six months S:'.4o one month. 60
Making its Cost only Isro Cents Day! Or
Less t!az Hat the Cost Of other d allies.
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IA P1nsox The Rev. j. ". CAmpAsll
arrived Monday from Butler. No, vhSee
IS g. - pssae NC A. he 80. sigl,t.
- moulha. 10 I'D ! ssrm vel.
como on his retsrp. With NEXT Sabbath
mornings services 40 will begin his labor.
y pastor q the Presbyterian church.
Mr.. F1ank ID. Hall, who i express mes
ssogsr between stillwassr and ST, Paul, M
in The city On Thanksgiving.
Mr. O. r. Boasdmau, Who has ben
Speeding 900 weeks with his son, Mr.. Z.
@, Boasa startsd Friday for his home
- OlsAn. n, Y
Dr. AT. UpAam, Of St. Paul, has bsan
- during The pae two vssks on protls-
,ioaal asana 10 lssnsas home thi.
w. ~
]. NtitA, IA, aad Issf D. L. KisAla
wsnttp g Psnl ysaassa attend . asss
siae e ~ aal Board asa
/ q ~. Z - Aahnt Haa for ssrvtnll
|ysan ! conpositor in Tn I0bRsAL onss
slazssd for the Eat The cher ~, to 'sesl
his fortune" sazss ),
Nh JsH. Eesch, Of Maine Prairie, fl,
vossd usNll6sall Friday. :
Nr.J. G. Winllow, Of New York Mills,
= IL N. r. r. r., vsssin the city fol
Ihaalssivins, but zsnrned 70 the
lllh Il ssasz ,r51
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-12-02

The Mississippi river Is but "a feet
and 4 inches wide at its place Of beginning
Lake Itasca, -. Il -
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-12-02

The best quality Of cheese It Edel-
brooks, only Is cents per pound. Other
groceries in proportiOn. q 4.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-12-02
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lizard Times List.
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