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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1876-01-27

"A letter received at Helena,
Montana, from Fort Pease, on the
Yellow Stone river, says Sitting Bulls
band Of Sioux attacked q party near
Fort Peace, on the I'd of January,
killing one man and wounding five
others. Eight horses were also kill
ed Another party Of nine men are
cut off from the fort by. the Indians,
who number several hundred. 1t is
feared the entire garrison will be
massacred unless speedily assisted.
The lady whom MI. James Cor
don Bennett, Of the New York Her.
aid, is about to lead to the marriage
altar, is said to be Mis- Ida May, the
second daughter Of DR.. Frederick
May, late Of Washington. Miss Ida
il = young lady Of great personal At
tractions and / brilliant mind. Mr..
Bennett met her At Newport last sum-
mer, and surrendered at once to her
charms.
Letters from Constantinople
give details of the great suffering
among Armenian Christians from the
cruelty Of .3he Turkish rulers, aud the
unrestrained rapine Of the Koords.
Many of the Christians are protesting
conversion To- lslamism, in hope Of e.
Gaping oppression.
e. D. Wilson, a known Boston
journalist, left home last Thursday for
parts unknown. 1t appears that he
has been guilty of heavy forgeries,
and fled fromjustice. His operations
will reach half a million dollars.
:: Central Pacific trains are still
blocked in tho snow near Wells Sta
ton, Utah. The Northern road has
also been blocked by snow since Fri
day, -. ;.r.:.: 49,
:. Dec. 4 the village Of AbancaY,
Peru, was totally destroyed by
earthquake shocks, Of which there
were 81 within II hours.
h. There was . hard-up man ip
Louisville ], 3. the other day trying ta.ell.
- = valuable relic. 4 thEee-cent post
age stamp Xhich he declared was
from aa one Of P.al' letters to the Cor
inthians,
General Less resignation from
the Confederate army is printed now
for the: first time. TWAS written #:
ter the battle Of Gettysburg.
Z 81 IA : -
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IAn1fERS INSURANCE. COMPANY.

The regular annual meeting of the men,
bers and directors Of the FarmerI Insur.
ancs Company, Of Minneapolis, was held
Thursday and Friday afternoon, At their
Office in that city. The meeting was well
attended and nearly every portion Of the
State was represented. The showing of
the business Of the company vas very; sat-
isfactory-ths assets being $4,000 more
than Last year, and the expenses and losses
$4,000 less. J. Q. Farmer was elected
President; W. A. Nimocks Secretary, and
J. o. Milne Treasurer. The Board of Di-
rsctors was very materially decreased (thus
rsducing sxpsnssO but Mr.. John Schafer,
Of this county, one Of the most efficient
members, was retained.
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THE LATE MRS. G. +. MACDONALD.

It was our good fortune to have known
Mn. Macdonald intimately in her youthful
yean; to have seen her grow up from
childhood to youth, and to pass from youth
into full grown womanhood. She possess.
cd ripe mind, = generous heart, and
every impulse of her nature was . blessing
to those around her: Now that she is gone
it II not relatives alone that mourn her de-
parture; other hearts bleed; friends drop
the silent tear, and nultitudes gather
around her grave in SORROW and in grief:
The remains Of the deceased were
brought to Shakopee for sepulture. The
funeral services were held from the Epis.
copal church on Sunday, Rev. Mr.. Coer
officiating. The remains were followed to
the grave by vast concourse Of people
from the city and country, fully attesting
the esteem in which the memory of the
deceased VA held !SAakcpe< Ars4s.
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STOP YOUR COUGH |

The wonderful results and immense sale
Of Hals's Cough Cordial the past season
ought 10 convince the most skeptical; still
We are going to continue the same liberal
offer that We have made heretofore, viz:
Any person suffering With = cold, cough OF
core throat, Who Win eall II G. Schulz
:7EF's er any other Drug Store and purchase
bottle Of Hale's Cough Cordial, use one
half of it, and if they then conclude that it
is doing them no good, they can return the
balance and receive back their money.
Who would not test this medicine on such
liberal terms? No medicine ever sold in
this vicinity that produced such wonderful
results. All We ask il that you will try
It.
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London journals are now specu.

London journals are now specu-
lating on the probable acquisition by
the United States Of huge slice of
the national domain of Mexico in
acquittal of the debt due to American
claimants against Mexico under
the Joint Commission, of which Sir
Edward Thornton has acted, and still
acts, as the umpire.
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MAINE PRAIRIE.


Z 5s (. NAME PRA1Rrs, Jan. -, 1875.
EDlTo1 JouaxAL.-I never could fully
believe Ill you raid In regard to tho efficacy
Of advertising in the Great Family Jour
nal, a y per aanu'a, But now ( believe
it Ill and more TO for, three weeks aeo,
in my letter 70 THE JOURNAL, I mention
ID that there Wa lady here who doctored
under the influence and guidance of the
spirits Of the departed, and that great
cures had followed her treatment. The
result Of that little mention il that her
practice has greatly increased.
s. = wHowouID xo4sa1vz$ei
for such : psperi1. ::v31.5
LAT Friday evening whils l.rs, party
we're "thpping tie Light hntastic' At Mr..
Jsha Gasi.1a anothar party vent to Mr..
J,Naltin'a, 4 Fair Haxsn, ort i, same pur-
Po's and report having, lh,d an enjoyable
time. ~ 49,.
1:i|N = SCHOOL rffrailsI. ''a
Min Belle Tuttle, who has taught four
month"; term in District No. -, closes hee
school next Friday, having given univer-
al satisfaction and made many friends. In
the evening there will be spelling school,
with select readings, dec]amations, etc.
Miss Mary E., Gunderson is engaged to
teach in the same district next summer.
Miss Riley, Of St. Cloud, who il teach
ing in Browns district, closes her school
next Friday. 80, !. :.
Miss Hattie L. Wood, who is teaching =,
Two Rivers, il home for weeks vacation
Those interested in the building of
AcHEEsE FACTORY, az
met ct the store last Saturday. DR.. s. F
Brown was called to; the chair. Mr.. c
Bridgnan reported that he had received
several letters from parties in the East, bu
none Of them we're willing to, come and
build factory. He offered to build on,
himself provided they.would let him built
it on his own land. Thttiit ofBasr was reject
ed on account Of the location being too f.
70. one side.s Alter some other business
the meeting adjourned subject to the cal
| Of the committee.
1EsT1vAIs AID DONATIONS.
The Good Templan are to have bestiv.
Saturday evening. The exercises will in
clude the reading Of paper, songs, dscla
nations, ETC. ~ ;',:. ,s,.... :: ~ .
Wednesday evening : surprise denatio,
party is to be1ivea ss Mn. George Clarks
The Ladies Christian Aid Society had
pleasant meeting At Mn. j. Whitney
Thursday. ~. :. IT,.
I now have good chance to ct rid o
my old bettles;; ~ Ehave an invitation t
the crystal wedding Of NJ. and Mn. J.
cob Goodner NEXT Tuesday.
Mrs.. Lovsjoy, who. bysa hA,-
;: BROKE HER LEG AND ,coL4Ah BONE,
il seventy-six years old, and suffers it'll
or no pain from her injuries. She is dom,
- we'll y could be expected. b.
Ihear that Albert q. Greedy, who il i,
the Asylum At st. Peter. i mentally qui
eter, but is not able to leave his bed.
O
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FROM TEXAS.
WHAT ANOTHER DISAPPOINTED MN
NESOTIAN kAY6.
DALLAS. TEXAS. Jan. Is. 1871

DALLAS, TEXAS, Jan: Is, 1876.
EDITOR JouRNA1-When I left st.
Cloud I promised many friends that, in
due time, I would write and give them my
impressions Of this country; and now
ak the privilege Of redeeming my prom
Ire through the columns * your paper.
I would say, in the fi,t placs, that 1
Wa very much disappointed in my e1pec-
tations in regard to the size of this town. I
find it thriving place Of ~ E..
ABOUT $4,000 1NHAB1rAxrs,
with quite local trade. IA large lot of
cotton, raised in tie immtdiats nsighbor-
hood, has already ~bssn shipped. and {.
ooasids1ahle quantity q. wheat ha. been
sxposssed this winter. ;. ;, u, ....... AZ.
I Do not ~ my substantial 1aanufc-
turing establishments Il my: Kind here.
They have Z kw =; '+F.' -
VERY nHE11OR MILLS.
The most Of the wheat ia5 bought BY par
ties in st. Louis, shipped there, ground
into Aour and then shipped back. All tho
farming Implements are made in the North
and sent here, consequently the prices for
mechanical labor Of all kinds are low. To
sum up the whole matter, everything is
| just a. much at standstill here a. in any
part Of the North. If there was much
money here cannot see Why they are not
making more improvements. There haa
been but little weather since I have been
here TO hinder any work from being done ;
yet I zee but little doing in the town. I
have not noticed any kind of business
here, either mercantile or mechanical, but
seems to lie ..>:
49,: ;ovERDoNE.':
have failed to find any man in Dallas
that il making moro out Of his busipess
than men in the North are making ont Of
the same kinds Of business. think I am
not mistaken when 1 say that the same OBJ
| sszvation will hold good Il regards the
country a. we'll - the town: - x,
I cannot complain Of the climate. :, II
has been mild sines I came here-nose
distrsssinsly -. Rain has fallen alaoet
every day and 49, r.. -. rs . :. + >->. .,
| THE MID -~~, g
| il from one inch TO ten inches deep, and
sticks like tar. >. =.
The health Of tho country sesms 70 b
quite good, % far I'll can learn. Winter
!. : poor; time te1look: a. this country.
Spring OF autumn ismuch better. Persons
coming to engage in farming should come
] in Auanat. rs = 80?
/ s,st! .>>7'. 'ss'.- T. = 49,,
| I have not tasted -. 80,
A .sIrE or COIN BUTTER e.s y.
since came o this town, neither do !
think they can make il hare. The quality
Of 1rish potato 10 yey poor. The beef
steaks here would make very durable boot
packs 70, our Northern climate. 80
ii: -: -" Yours truly, T..
- :. .. J. JONES.
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If you have discharge from the nose
offensive or otherwise, partial loss Of The
sense Of smell, taste or hearing; eyes VA
terry or weak, feel.dull and stupid or de.
biliteted, pain OF, pressure in the head, take
cold easily, you may rest assured that You
have the catarrh: Thousands annually,
without manifesting half Of the above
symptoms, terminate in consumption, and
end in the grave. No disease 10 90 COM
mon, more deceptive, Or less UNDERWOOD
by physicians. r. V. Pierce, N. D., Of
Buffalo, My, is the proprietor Of DR..
sagss Catar1ah Remedy perfect sps-
cifc for Catarrh, "Cold in the Head" or
cath arrhal headache. =.
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r PrI:,,i,,os,s,A1-Ths Rev. NJ: Chan an "a.
Who had bean .sbalat for so1e wsslI, ~
turned sasnrdayand held services asusual
last Sabbath.
Mr.. c. Bu's, Of Cold Spring, favored
this Office with call ON Monday.
We were pleased to receive call Tues
day from Major E. Clark, Of Mslroae. y.
Mr.: Powell, Of st. Cloud, w,s in Long
Prairie on Monday. He is = hardware
dealer Of long Standing, and has done
business With . great many of our oldest
eitissns--Lo~g Po;rie Argus.
T Af. Powell il one of the '1ongest stand
ing" men in st. Cloud.
Mr.. Samuel johnson, of Paynssville, was
IN town Tuesday. .ag
M. E. Cappls ssa1ssa yesterday with his
va1s fof Rene, N. z
Funk Rairchild, kaving rstsznsd 1un
n auction trip 10 ssvsssl Of The towns In
this county, went to e. Paul to-day, FOL-
lowing the example efsssesybody slss and
subscribing for TIE JouAxA1 before lssv-
ing. las
The Rev. Mr.. Butlsr,of New York., il
in The city visiting his mother-in.law, Nm.
Christopher, of the Normal Home
Mr.: G. F. Macdonald, Of the Tsm<s, IL
slill detained At Shakopss by the sickness
Of his children, ons.of whom il dangerously
i'll with congestion ofaAe brain.
We had = call tAia morning from Mr..
E. H. Atwood, Of Maine Prairie. He says
that the surprise donation party At Mrs.
Geo. Clark's Last night was largely attend
ID and that the receipts amounted to 81. 60.
Mr.. NJ. Wardian. IN enterprismg mer-
chant Of st. Martin, favored 10 with call
yesterday. 49,
Mr.. J. Y. Demerritt Of, North Prairie,
VA in the city yesterday, and gave this
s6ee call.
MI. L. W. Hendry, Of Pittsburg, Pa, is
in the city.
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LETTER LIST.

/: Letters remaining unclaimed q he POI
Office, in st. Cloud, Minnesota, on Wed
nesday, Jan. 18th, 1876. To obtain any
Of these letters the applicant must call fs'
advertised Letters" and give the date q
this list. If not called for in ono month
they will be sent to the dead-letter ohies.
LADIES LIST.
Kietz Mrs Lizzie Riddle Mary A -,
GENTLEMEN's LIST.
Brian Mike Coppleston Jos
Dragar Barto Etan Jas
Easily Edward Hawkins Alex B
Haling 6haler Lowrey james N
Station Luke Sharer Reul
HELD FOR POSTAGE.
Brown L. M. Shakopee, MINI.
Rev. Kennedy, Belle Plain, MINI.
Miss Mary Smith, Brainerd, MINI.
J. E. WEST, p. n.
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sr. CLOUD MARX cts.

.'..'' JOURNAL OREICE, Jan. n. 1876.
The week; just ended has been but .
slight improvement on the last. Merchants
are throwing out inducements and offering
goods in every line At figure. that ought
to satisfy the closest buyer.
Wheat comes in slowly with decline of
2fcepts: from Last weeks prices. We now
quote, No. !, 93e; No. 9, 99c. Fine lots
will command higher figures. for
home uss only,
Butter ID yet dull, in fact drug n any
pr,oe. These who held beck for high
prices are now anxious to aell and insist
upon the storekeepsrs paying from safe
more than the same article will bring in
St. Paul or Minneapolis markets. Al there
are many grades welsave slarge marsinin
our quotations+nd puttbs price 1t 123a2oc,
with slow sales 1t these figures. E.:
Egg are abundant for this season, farm.
ers having acquired the art Of making hens
lay in cold weather, and we yet quote At
20c for fresh 15c for packed.
RETAIL.
O.ts-s2@35c.
Corn-55@65c.
Flour-P.tent Process, per sack 1915.
xxx, " $500
xxx, "$2.75.
Buckwhsat aour-53aec per pound.
Green spples-35.25a5.5o per Dbl.
Potatoes-35@4oc per bush.
Beets-30c a. 4Oc
Beans $40 G 900 per bushel.
Onions-8o q SOC per bushel.
Rutabagas- 15a2oc per bu.
Cabbage. 6.00a7. 90 per 100.
Cranberries- Scarce At $s.5o@4.ooperbr
Buttsr-12} q 2oc per n.
Eggs-16 a zoe per dozen.
Wood-Maple, $500 800 per cord,
Hsy-t5.75 @ 600 per ton.
.straw-$2 per load.
Beef cattle-2c q 23c on foot.
90 Sc dressed.
Cut Meats g 123c per ID.
Pork-6}c @7c
Lard-l8 q 20c
Venison-1oal1 cper h.:
salt-$2.75 per Dbl.
Pork-$22.oo per Dbl.
Chickens-Dressed, &c
Turkeys- " 123c
H.ms-City cured, 17}c"
Country" loc q 12}e
Cheees-15c q Zoe per h.
Honsy-1a comb, 2oc @ 25e per h.
&" :, strained, 15c q zoe
WooETub washed, choice picked 42c;
e. fair to good $780, 0c
" poorly washed 35@$c
Fleece washed, choice &c.
=" good condition $50 35
poorly washed 30@s2
Unwashed, light medium &c.
!" light coarse 22@25c.
" e fine 21@25c.
" heavy, chaf1y 21@23c
LUMBER.
Clear, per ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Common. 90. 12.OO@14.0
Stock boards. 13.OO@15.O
6iding..."................... 20.00@22.0
Fencing. ..."... ......... ...".. 1870
Matched flooring. ........... 2OO0@25O
Observation-Disclosures. 12.50@14.0
shinsl':, No. 1............~. 1.S s.
4 .....'......". Nv
" Xxx .............. 40
! Laths......... ......... ......... 2.z
Pickets.................... 100
Lime-P. B. whites 1.75@1.90 per Dbl.
Cement-$4.O0@4.25 per Dbl.
Hair-50c per bushel of 8 pounds.
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MRS. VAN CLEVE'S LECTURE.
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL,

OF. CLOUD, Jan. 70, 1870
ED1roR JoUHNAL.-Allow me to 10
knowledge, through your columns, the in
debtedness of the teachers and students o1
the Normal School to Mrs.. Van Cleve 70,
the profit afforded US by her admirable
lecture, "Our Girls and Boys" delivered in
The hall on the Goth inst.
It 10 the invaluable fruit of the long ex'
perienoe Of judgment well-balanced and
Es heart of the noblest womanly aspirations
offered in style most beautiful in it, sim
plicity and graphic in It's delineation.. Nc
part of woman's nature was ignored
and no part exalted out Of due proportion
Az for the boys, we could but wish thai
every one might have as gentle and wise {
care ~ advised by this good mother, on,
lecturer.
As teachers, We felt that she had helped
u much in our study of that difficult. prob
lem of youth and it, culture. $500
-. D. L. KIEHLE.
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hscltatton-Mis0 Frances Clark.
Critics rspollt@wm.SH.Ms,s.
On Sabbaah there was = little "inter

On Sabbaah there was little Inter.
national nnatinesre At Albany. A party o,
Germans went TO- Geo. Kulssrs hossl and
announced their. ability to whip any
dashed Irisbman %that ever sailed from
Erin's .horss. Sfster Mclaughlin prompt
ly stepped out a.d aid he was their man.
but the Teutons were too many for hin
and he Wa soon in . terribly battsred-ur
condition. Hisxifs, who came to his re-
eu'' was badly handled: and Kulssr wal
also fearfully pounded. Sheriff Gsissel
started this morning with warrants for t.,
arrest Of the aasailants, Anten Vo,s, Jehu
Aires, w. Ritslf, W. Gsshazt o. Stand.
slmsir, F. Finka;C. Tinker and - Hu.
Der. They win b brought before; Justie,
Barnes.
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rHu WAY, AL ne MEN AND BOYS

In order to make room for large stock
Of spring goods, II. z. Mitchell, At his ca.h
clothing store, is now selling off his re-
naming stock Of winter clothing and for
nishing goods At greatly reduosd prices.
Ke"<is your tin,;tor baFsai.,~sst'all aud
sxnmiue goods and rice. - Nsssa@'
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J. w, &1Voo808 81


Tss, sugar, codee, rsiains, currants, dried
applss; blackbes1iss, pzunss, spices, crack "a
en- canned goods lamp. chimneys, &C., -,
- cheap - NV, 10 70 u 3.
=. 80 .'.T pExNt46. :
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TOWN CLERKS CALENDAR FOB 1s7s.

FEBRUARY 23-On or before this date
hold Supervisors' meeting to divide the
town into Road Districts, audit accounts,
&c. All accounts must be itenaized and
verified. (see Booths Township Manual,
p. 90, note), - -:
FEB. 2sITuesday. supervisors must
settle with and receive annual reports Of
Road Overseers.
MARCH, 4-Post up notices. of Annual
Town Meeting. II question Of liquor
license il to be voted on, notices must be
posted by Feb, %. Carefully insert all
special subjects TO be voted on, in the no
| 6ces. i - 1913
MARCH 7-Tuesday. Board of Audit
ors' meeting, to: audit the account of the
Treasurer and others, and prepare reports
for the Annual Town Meeting. lsee
Township Manual. PIP. 81, "a and SOY
MARCH 14-Town Meeting. Have
ready your blanks viz: Printed Minutes,
official oaths, bonds, aoceptances, and lists.
Conduct the meeting strictly, and have the
Supervisors sign the minutes.
MARCH 14-24--File official oaths, bonds
and aeceptances. Send notifications where
required. Township Manual, PIP. II, 2l.)
APRIL Ion OF before this day, Super
visors meet, examine overseers' lists and
assess road labor. Road Warrants may
be filled out 1t any time, and copies deliv-
cred to road overseers.
MAY 2-Assessers' Meeting 1t county
JUNE 2o-Town Board Of Review meets.
II Ju11--Road Overssers to collect and
apply 1t least thrss-fourths of Ill road Ia
Dor before harvest. . - .
,OcroBER 1-OversssEs return Land Tax
| Warrants. --'
0cr. -sopsrviso.s meet and make !
lit OF voters for tho General Election. -
f. Ger 2s-Put up Notices Of; Election
and Register Poll Li't.. (List. may b
fpoetsd BY OCT. 49,
NovEx1ER 1-supssyisors to return
land Tax Wsrrants to County Auditor on
or before date. ;sr>>~.' ~ -.....,..
Nov. 2 supervisors sasse and correct
the poll lists. =
Nov. 7-Tuesday. General Election.
b careful TO- conduct the election and can
vas according to law. Sign the certificates
propsrly before sealing up the retur ms"
~. 1Town Clerks will bear in mind that
they can b supplied 1t TIE JOURNAL Of
fec With Town blanks Of all kinds, the
Township Manuals, Town books, etc. On.
dem BY mail promptly filed. - ~.
The 've1:y:best e bush.
ell seamless sacks only
ER7 Ia cents at
Young g. Bradford's.
| FURSl FURs!
The highest market price in cash paid for
furs, at 81. z. Mitchell's Clothing Store.
Call on him before selling your furs.
! = FOE SALE CHEAP. ,'''~ =
A dwelling hou.. and lot, centrally To-
Gated. = ~a.
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BOAnDOT pUcA5IoN.
IA .er1LpuIb. Jan. q.

s@~ss'''5@ss o.. C1oub, in. 81, 1870.
SPECIAL Manufactured: - Mears.
J. H. Raymond President, Alden, Stanton,
CLARK, Wing, Davis, Henderson, Wilson,
Taylor, Freeman and Endsrle. -,
T The Presidsnt stated srhat the object Of
ths meeting was to take soms action rela.
avs toobtsiaing Legislators In regard "a
the school district organisation Of The city.
>, After sasne remarks the following resolu.
ton was offered by Mr.. Taylor: ,os~. :.
IS Resolved, That the public interests 10.
quire that all the territory embraced With.
in the limits of the city Of St, Cloud
should bo included in one school district
and under the control Of one Beard q
Trustees. .. 80.
Avn-Ahsn, CLARK, Wing, Dsvis, Hen.
dssson. Wilson, Taylor, Freeman and En-
derls-9. ..'' -
NAYs-6tanton-l. ... -. &c.,
On motion of Mr.. Alden it vas unani.
mously voted that committee, consisting
Of Messrs. Raymond, CLARK and Taylor, b
appointed to revise the city charter and
confer with counsel in regard to what leg
islatiou is necessary to perfect the school
organization of the city, and also to, con-
suit with the Representative from District
No. l, St. Cloud, in reference thereto, and
to report At the next meeting Of the Board
On motion of Mr.. Wilson it was voted
to invite Meesrs. VossberR, Cans and r
Smith to be present at the next meeting
|. Adjourned to meet Thursday evening
JAM 9th.
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Monday Representative Lamb intro
duced bill for restoring the records, de-
stroyed by fire, of the Office Of D. B. Mo
Donald, justice Of the peace, At Melrose, in
this county. -
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"A number Of young ladies gave = leap
year dance at Schwartz 4 Zeiss Hall last
evening. They are said to have had a
good time, but - none of The JOURNAL
boys were sought out by any damsel for
the occasion We cannot give particulars.
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DIED.

In this city, January I'D. Of erydpelas,
NARY E., daughter Of A. H. and Mary F.
Pnney, aged SO ysars. ...-i f.
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NO MISTAKE.

You have, heard something
''drop" still born, with the ''bot-
tom kicked out" At Tenvoorde's
the bottom 10. NOT out, and you
can buy 1l0REPRlNT9 for LESS
Money than 1t any place where
the ''bottom'' 10 out.
7 -. W. TENvooRD1.~-