The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1876-04-27

Pope county, by majority Of ITO,
voted to issue $50, 1000 in bonds to the Du-
luth and Dakota railroad.
LADlEs!-Call at Young l. Bradford's
and see those handsome travelling cases and
, shawl covers. Just the things you want.
We zee by the Chisago County Post
that Mr.. NJ. II. Bryan is building grocery
store At Pine city.
DIR. Harlatt's new soda fountain is a
No. l affair, and the DR.. intends to supply
only the best quality Of soda water. l.
Tho "Burns Farm" near New Mum
ich, j. offered for sale very cheap and on
easy terms. See Cooper 4 Hinchilwood's
real estate list mo 49,"
Mr.. Jos. Howard informs 10 that he
intends going to the Centennial to sss
whether there will be anything there that
can beat our Minnesota beef cattle. l.
The Alexandra Post protests against
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in Douglas county, by means of spears, and
LEFT BY the ton on the banks to rot This
should be made punishable of1ense. Il!
". 4. Gs.chell, of Perham, went west
on Wednesday. He goes to Moorehead to
build rats, preparatory to rafting pine lum-
bsr 10 Garry, forC Clarke 4 Mcclurs.-A~du-
bon Journal.
We have received the first number of
= new paper, the Western Prospectus, pub
lished weekly At St. Paul BY the Western
Advertising Agency. 1t is intended ~ =
medium between publishers and advertise
ers. It il in the hands of wide-awake
men.
I'm lower town, near the old Everett
school house, are number of neglected
graves which are disgrace to the town. I
Fences are tumblsd over, and the graves
left to be trodden down by cattle and hor-
ses. Something should be done to remedy ! I
this shameful condition Of affairs. Il
An association known ~ the Red Lake
Falls Colony, has been Organized for the
settlement oflands At Red Lake Falls, Polk +
county, and L. p. Gaylord, formerly Of
this city, is announced ~ member of
the Finance COMMITTEES. J. B. Bottinsau
il President.
"A couple Of chaps from up country
bound for the Black Hills left their trunk |
at the express Office Saturday. It was
about the size Of cigar box. and was lit
orally falling to pieces, being only kept to-
sether At all by means of piece of bed
cord. Their ideas ~ to what Is required
for trip to the Black Hills are evidently
not very exalted. i
The editor Of the Duluth Tribune, v no
has returned from visit to Indiana, says
that everywhere he went he heard 1.-THE
same dismal and doleful story of hard ;
times-of falling off in trade, of a depre-
citation in the value of all property, o.
pecially real estate-of debts, judgments,
executions, foreclosures, and Of financial
distress in all its FORMS" !
We are sorry to see the country news
papers of Minnesota endorsing RowelPs {
centennial newspaper exhibition scheme.
made large fortune out of innocent and
coDiding country publishers.-Caledonia I
Journal.
The newspaper exhibition which Rowell \
& 20. intend making at the Centennial is
an excellent thing and one deserving COM
mendation. And any publisher who is
simple enough to let Rowelps Agency 7
make money out of him without his max
ing money out Of the Agency is too "inno- l
cent and con6ding' to be in the newspaper
business. II
We are happy to welcome among u
Mr.. o. K. Chance, = graduate of the St. J
Cloud Normal School, who comes well rec
commended and to whom We pledge the
hearty support Of our citizens in his efforts
At aiming our young ideas 20 that they will
shoot straight He il to be principal OF the
school.
Mis- Hattie Richmond (of the st. Cloud
Normal school) has also arrived, 70 take
the primary department. and il already
winning her way. not alone with the little
ones, but with the older psspls also.-Fsr-
gus Fall Journal. Il
-And1sw Kramer has removed his meat
market to the building next door to Prond.
zinskis clothing store, where he will keep
on hand At al times the very best and MIC
est beef, mutton, veal, sausage, ETC., in the
market, and will sell ~ low ~ the lowest.
Give him your orders. Meat delivered in
any part Of the city free Of charge.
Miss F. E. Clarke would announce to
the ladies Of St. Cloud and vicinity that
she has just returned from the East with a
new and complete stock of the latest styles
Of millinery goods, to which the attention
Of al is respectfully invited.
SCHOOL WANTED.-By young gentle
man, . graduate Of the 81. Cloud Normal
School. Address this Office.
WAGON FOR sA1r.-Ons three-spring
light wagon for sale by
| c, F.& w. POWELL.
Los1.-1n this city to-day, . drop ear
ring. The finder will please leave it At
this Office.
seed Corn for sale by
Lewis Clark.
For oranges, lemons, brunelles, fresh |
hgs and cocoanuts; also, fresh lot of can.
dy and nuts, and ice cream by the gallon;
. quart or diah, 20 to
DENN1s's.
The ladies will bear in mind Ottens.
} meyers grand millinery opening beginning
} neqt Tuesday.
-Batchsllers Hand Com Phantom. the
very best in use for sale cheap at Rosen-
berger Bros. Every Planter warranted to
give perfect satisfaction.
The attention of farmers and others il
called to the advertisement of Mr.. Carver's