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Cnugh. AVID Colds arc ~pccdiiy Cured Nv rho
500 MisI N.s BALsAM oF WILD CHEEEY. 80 cents
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"-trongr-t I.inimcnt in Market" BROWNE
HOU~ftDlp pANADEA" For lu vrnll ana external
usc. Cures RAeumitlsm, Cole, Colds spr-ins, and
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Don't psy p, Tor IN interior Elastic Truss,
vfrn the 49, sold Jr 81 40 Pom LOl's "A br0Ad-
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Weekly or monthly payments for furniture,
carpet and bedding. Is. NJ. CoNperthwaiI, loo Chat
nam st.-AIU.
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TO Learn What YOU are aud What 70 do
Obtain chronological examination al iSl Broad
FaJ,-Adp,
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MIRINE INrEhLIG ENcE.


MINIATURE ALBANIA -rHts nay
sun rises ... q sun se:s cd. ~ Moon sets 20
ulum WAtrR-Infs IA.
sandy Hook. - Gov. island 10 Iieil Gate. Al
Arrived -FEfDAY. ian. =.
steamship Nrrla. Liverpool. mise. and pass
Ste4HHs hip Greece, London. mdse. and pass.
1T, tu..lup Clidc. pAalciphil, ir ballast.
$50 .I-IIu psffip. en- lultIUe. pall.
Steamship lcninOnl. CJ Point, and Norfolk, indse.
anH pas.
~trlir.hin Panther Philadelphia
Shla lufacstHn. ticuftI, mlsr.
Hue Viola. ROTTERDAM.
lirlg Goo W Chase tArdcn1s. sugar.
Brig A. !. reftineil, Mtlira iruif.
Bri- Suing Iiri, Prrn,f4uutu. sugar..
Brig Pearl. Port spain, In bliitst, pass.
Alsutur usual river ana cOtsfNls- vcssts.
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See the picture of 100 Late" In this morn
LAgs DdaSsDvM gS.- AdP
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"TucIe Srm's Cough Cure" twenty ccnts
| bottle Tor ,oHyhs, c0Ls, uni al trOH thc @es
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CoLUMBUs. Ohio, Jan. a res llGtiln was
introduced 90 the OHj lie gis'urt t.-.Iy -fecftl
rcqtvsuas PIcsloD NJ Grant 20 Clsml,. u.- .t.,t-
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Moneils Teething Cord al snothes the irrf-
ta,iOI .. the gums. Try u. Price 20 cents
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QulrN'. Irish Tea will do ~ II is tho great
remedy. Pree 2Jc.-ddg.
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NtlFf. l.. - "
NV pFNR NR WIZARD; I Ike Your ii~a ui the
C,7Ini eli. hope YOU viii crolte ~ at 1uc'. To
te any use 1t stould 30 printed in sheets. and
le-. before ia. end of TINS month. tue sooner
trt liter. Let 81 he on p per anout foe. Gao
s'l-. so IA - be OF carded. The lctder who Is
I. He whip, er-in M 1T he Nallndignam, " ring
master to the performance. 90 ahcal. II YOU
lavs MT his likeness, ] viii send Won one. / am
20 ave close. bard usht. I am this moment
starting on a ten vs. speaking tour, and scrawl
It's In haste. | send a man Tor tue pi ture.
Yours, Il. T.. :.
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Dr. LYONS Tooth Tablets
MIlfru ffIt fatff u Used f..IIf
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-02-13

tinued. "but will not go to the CaP5fA qad
Gussfisia; 1 have nothing to do with ri
since you put this affront on me, Win TO
conducted to Ferrer; an acquaiuteS Nv
MN know he is an honest man, and &c
unaer obligations to me-" II
~ hes, yes, my good fellow, you shall beIsd
I rsea 60 Ferrer," replied the notary. n
In oSner circumstances he would bh
iausnea heartily at the absurdity of such
Proposieon' bat he felt that this was not
moment for merriment. On his way to the ID
he had perceived so many people broad, sui
stirring-some collecting in small quanti tid
others gathering in crowds-thas he was nj
able to determine whether they were n
remnants of the old instruction not entirs
suppressed, or the beginning of new on
And now, without appearing to do so.
listened, and thought the buzzing increased
He felt haste to be of Importance ) but he az
not dare to take Renzo against his. will, les
finding himself in the street, he might TAB
advantage of public sympathy, and endeavd
to escape from his hands. He made o sign
his officers to be patient. and not exasperat
the youth whilst he himself sought to appeas
him with fair words.
ITO be continued)
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Many persons are judged harshly I
the world because they allow no eye
see into the inner sanctuaries of the
hee-ts. S.
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Ito be ccntinued.)
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1876-04-20
splYNHisvl|'ILLE.!
PAYNHsVILLE. April II. 1875

-. ...,L 1AxN1oSALAE, April IL, 1910.
EDITOR JouRNAL.--While out hunting
prairie chlckes on the 10th inst, at the
northwest corner Of Twitcheps farm, in
this town, Mr.. Jerome Keith was accident.
ally shot by his comradc, Edward Collins,
about 10 o'clock A. NJ, and from the effects
of the wound died the next day At noon.
THE SHOT ENTERED
just under his arm AZ he had his gun up to
FIRE at chicken. Cellins was preparing to
fire, but his gun did not stay cooked, and
accidentally went off just ~ he was bring
Ing it up. Nearly dozen gooxe shot en-.
tered keth's side aud must have passed
nearly through him. Keith and Collins
came here together from Michigan about
five weeks ago, and occupied the house in
which Hugh Blakely formerly resided.-
The deceased was about 80 year, ofags and
left wife. 81"
NJ. P. Beckley, while working in his
erist mill the other night, had his clothes
CAUGHT BY A SHAFT,
which stopped the machinery. Some Ger
mans sleeping in the mill At the time came
to his assistance, and by cutting off his
clothes took him out. He had received
but slight injuries, though it is rumored
that he needs a new suit of clothes.
The mill dam of Applegreen & Caswell,
of this place, was
PARTIALLY TAKEN OUT
by the high water about = week ago, but il
now nearly repaired.
+ Farmers in this vicinity are doing finely
getting in their crops.
Ftp.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

EPIscoPAL.-StJ Johns Church, in Lower TOWN.
Services every Sabbath ut 10f l. m. and u p. H.
Sunday School At II m. Evening prayer meeting
Fridays 1t O'clock Rev. J. T. Chambers, Rector.
BAP1lsr.1Church near second Ravine bridge.)
Services every Sabbath 1t 10f .. and O'Clock p.
n. Prayer meeting on Thursday evenings 1t
O'Clock. Seats free and all are welcome Rev. W. E.
Stanley, Pastor. Sunday School at IL m.
MErHoDlsT-( Church, corner Washington ave
and Chapel street) Services every Sabbath At lO3
g. m. and u p. m. Sunday School 1t IL IN. Rev.
J.W.KleppeI, Pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.-( Richmond avenue)
Services every Sabbath At l011 O'Clock A. n, and
7 Pm. Sabbath School at II Il. Prayer meeting
Wednesday evening At 7:45. Seats free: Special in
vitation extended tostrangers. Eev. V. Campbell
pastor.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURcH.-(South Of Ravine
Sridge) Services At 10b O'Clock an. Sunday
School 1t 12m. Prayer meeting on Wednesday even
ing at u O'Clock. Rev. &. R. Milton. Pastor;
residence with Mr.. C Bridgman in lower town.
Special attention paid to strangers and temporary
worshipers.
CATHOLIC (Church of Immaculate Conception,
st. German Street) Pastor Rev Benedict Haindl
o. s. B.; Assistant, Rev. Aphonso kuisle, o. S. B.
Services, week days at a. m: Sundays First Mas,
u q. m. High Mass and sermon at 10 .. M; Yes
pers At M; Cathechetical instruction at p. m.
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LUMBER.
OFFICE CHIEF C., S.. DEPT. OF DAKOTA

OFFICE chief Z. 8, DEPT. OF DAKOTA,
ST. PAUL. MIMI, March 10, 1876
e EALED PROPOSALS,in duplicate subject to-
, usual conditions, will be received until
o'clock. NJ. April IS, 1876, for furnish;
the following supplies for the Suhssten
Department, I. IS Army, delivered at such pac
in this city, Chicago, ST. Louis as may be
quired.
1855 barrels Mess pork, new, not less than 200 Il
barrel.
1926 pounds Bacon, clear sides, in single gu
MES, sides in sack.
3l5,30o pounds high ground, welldressed ,raig
XXX Spring Wheat Flour.
1868 POUNDS choice Corn Meal, kiln dried
80 1863 pounds prime White Beans, hand lick
uniform in size.
1879 pounds choice Hominy, in barrels, full he
lined.
Flour, Corn Meal and Beans, to be packed in b;
res, full head lined in strong double sacks &C
tanning 100 lbs. net each, may be required.
Quantities above named may be increased or I
minished, according TO the wants of the serv
at the time of opening the bids.
All stores to be of the best quality and to be {.
livered as required. after one week from the d..
of the award, and samples Of articles, except Pc
and Bacon, tOaccOmpaDy the bids.
Actual tare at time of delivery required in
cases.
Packages to be of the best quality, and kind
packages TO be stated in the proposals
The right to reject any or all bids is reserved
Proposals to be addressed as follows for delive
at Chicago to Major NJ. P Small, c. S.: for delive
at St. Louis to Lieut.. Col A. Beckwith, A e. G.
fordelivery at St. Paul to the undersigned
mar 303w B. DU BARRY, Major and c. S
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NOTICE TO TEACHERS.

Notice is'hereby given to all concerned,
that I will hold public examination of all
persons DESTROYS to teach in the common
schools in the county Of Stearns dur
ing the summer term at the following plac-
es, to wit:
In the city of St. Cloud on Monday, the
oath day Of April, 1875, at the Court
House,: 49,.
In, the village of Richmond, on Tues.
day, the 25th day of April, 1875, at the
school house Of said village.
In the village Of Melrose, on Thursday,
the 9th day Of April, 1875, at the school
house of said village.
Exercises will commence at 9 o'clock l.
M, and close At o'clock p. m.
All persons DESTROYS of obtaining a Ger.
'i6cate are requested t. be present, as no
body will be allowed an extra examination
unless sufficient proof Of their inability to
attend the public examination be given.
Up. E. KAISER,
County Superintendent.
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Don't Cough So! Stop it!''

The wonderful results and immense sale
Of Hale's Cough Cordial the past season
ought to convince the most skeptical; still
we are going to continue the same liberal
offer that we have made heretofore, viz :
Amy person suffering with cold, cough or
sore throat, who will call at c. ScHu1.
TENS r 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
his vicinity that produced such wonderful
esults. All We ask is that you will try
II
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CLEARWATER.

CLEARWATER, April II, 1875.
EDITOR JouRNAL.-The ice has at last
left and w. J. Kirk expects to put in his
ferry boat this afternoon. viii We ever
have bridge, and not have to wait for the
ferry boat, which is sure to be on the oppo-
site side from what one wants it., especially
if one is in hurry?
Yesterday Edgar White, Of Clear Lake,
discovered his
BARN TO BE on FIRE.
By the utmost exertions he was enabled.to
TO get out his horses but his fatcattle lex
cept one} and mich cows and small stock,
together with lot of seed wheat, farm i'm.
plements, etc., were lost. MI. White has
the sympathy of the entire community,
which will doubtless be manifested in some
substantial manner.
Mr.. Frank Dunklee, of Silver Greek,
aged 80 years, died Sabbath morning.
When an infant he was injured by the
falling of some plaster which struck him
on the head.
Hubbard Bros, livery stable keepers Of
our village, have dissolved partnership and
We are now to have two liveries.
Mr.. Thurber, Of Ohio, has put in an ap-
pearance. Mr.. T. is the man who
MAKES CHEESE,
and Fuller & Blackburn got him to come
here. He was highly recommended as q
maker of first-class cheese, and now some
say the cheese business of Clearwater is =
failure. If so we venture the assertion it
is no fault of F. & B. Let all interested
consider well before they let the cheese fac
tory fail for want of support.
The farmers are beginning to put in their
small grain and are in hopes Of = bounti-
full harvest. So mote it be.
H. G. Dunton is treating his house to
a coat of paint, which will add much to its
looks in the prominent position it occu-
pies.
Mr.. Westover, principal Of our schools,
was taken sick Thursday with congestion
Of the lungs, but is at his post again to-day.
About half:dozen Clearwater boys have
started; bag and baggage; for 6fty days
drive Of logs on the upper rivers.
The roads are getting into pretty fair
condition. Those who have been to ST.
Cloud lately say that one or two improve
ments in the way Of ditching, etc., At St.
Augusta would be beneficial to that part of
the road. TX. L.
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raE RAl1noAD SITUATION.

The Alexandra Post, in IN editorial ar.
ticle on the condition of railroad matters
in Northern Minnesota, and referring more
particularly to tho St. Cloud and Brainerd
and the St. Cloud and St. Vincent Branch
e., says:
"Thesc lines passed through some Of the
richest timbered and agricultural portions
of the State-the most attractive and beau
tifnl parts the fair northwest. Through
out the whole extent of this wide region,
improvement has been steadily going on,
and in patient expectation the people have
waited from year to year for the fuIfillment
Of the contract on which their hopes and
prosperity are founded. De,uded by spe-
cions and of-broken promises, their pa
thence is now we'll nigh exhausted. That
. wrong has been done to these people,
there can be no question. The railroads,
legally guaranteed to them years ago., are
not yet completed and, to make the mat
ter still worse, schemes are proposed which
violate law and contracts and look to an
entire abandonment of the branch lines.
"The shortest road to the North Pacific
is the Brainerd Branch; the shortest road
to Dakota and Manitoba is the st. Vincent
Branch through Alexandria-shorter than
any other proposed route by full twenty
miles. Each mile of distances saved ia
vov4h $40 mo. tvenfv milos - we'd ia 80 :.
500 600, sum mole than sufficient to COM
plete the entire length. The spirit Of the
Gilman railroad bill is right; and all de.
nunciation Of its supporters is irrelevant.
That such legislation should become neces-
sary to attain the ends of justice is to be re-
GREETED, and it is equally to be regretted
that the state Of society is such that laws to
prevent and punish crime and enforce the
performance of contracts make the larger
part of all our statutes.'
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Seed corn, warranted to grow, $500
per bushel, at Boyds.
-Crockery, lamps, yellow ware, Rock
inxham and stone ware, at Boyds.
For the best goods At the lowest prices,
60 70 Boyd's.
For oil cake, oil meal and garden seeds,
20 to Boyd's.
Hams, shoulders, lard and potatoes At
Boyd's.
Port Byron and shakopee lime, cement.
plaster and hair, at Boyd's.
Illinois Hungarian grass seed, the best
ever brought to this market, at Boyds.
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SEE HERE! SEE HERE!!
JUST WHAT YOU ARE LOOKING Fol

Just received at the new clothing store
Of H. z. Mitchell, On Washington avenue,
a large and splendid assortment of spring
goods, all fresh from the manufacturers,
including mems, youths and boys suits,
and full line of furnishing goods, all Of
the best material and generally made to or,
der, and in the very latest styles. Also,
hats and caps of every variety and style.
All at prices lower than ever before offered
in this market.
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SOS 10 $50 Per Day G s; Ss si nsd:

With the GREAT WESTERN WELLAUGER! We
mean it. and are prepared to demonstrate the fact.
Our Aug urs are worked entirely by horse power,
aad will bore at the rate of twenty feet per hour.
It will bore in all kinds of earth-soft sand and
limestone, bituminous stone COAL slate and hard
pan; and We make the best of wells in quicksand.
and county in the United States. Send for our il
Illustrated catalogue terms, figures, &C., proving our
advertisement bona fdc. Address
Great Western Well Anger Co.,
Bloomfield, Davis County. Iowa
A6state In what paper you saw this advertise
mont sept3O
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SAUK CENTRE.

EDITOR JoURNAL-Sauk Centre il now
an incorporated "burg," and as we are b<.
ginning to put on city airs have conclu-
ded to let the readers of The JOURNAL
know how the thing is done. On Satur-
day last the Herald published Ordinance
No. One, commanding all saloons to be
closed at IL o'clock midnight, and for
bidding them to be open on Sunday. The
saloons closed as ordered on Saturday night
and = part of them remained closed a part
Of the time on Sunday, but, oh what -
the boys did indulge in Nearly every
body and his brother were drunk, but still
the saloon keepers say they did not cell
any liquor | One thing, however, is certain
they were awful drunk The boys went
to the brewery, where they had been the
day before and bought beer by the key, and
the stuff was dished out free of charge to
all who would drink and the balance was
thrown around the room. Then. the boys
came up town and changed signs around
generally, (makiug Mrs. Clark's millinery
store into a post ofice.>. and hooting,
yelling and making
NIGHT HIDEOUS.
Some of them will find out soon, if the
the thing is carried much further, that they
'have barked up the wrong tree" 1t was
70 be hoped that an organization Of the
village would help to make things more
quiet, but it doesn't seem to do any thing
of the kind, but makes it worse, if any
thing.
The Lyceum 10 still running, but from
appearances it will soon be compelled to
adjourn sine die.
Business is quite brisk for the season.
G..
[The above letter was unavoidably
crowded out last week.--ED1roR JOURNAL. !
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The following names may be added to
tho list of the St. Cloudites who expect to
visit the Centennial:
Mr.. John Cooper and wife.
Prof. d. w. spraeue and wife.
Miss Martha J. McCumber.
Mr.. Frank E. 6earle.
Mr.. CHAS. r. MCKINNEY.
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Pna.o1An-C6l. c. D.kslr, ofst rsni

PERsoxAL-Col. c. D.Kerr, ofSt. Paul,
came up Tuesday 70 attend to some legal
business here, and returned to-day.
Mr.. f. Gross started Monday for Elgin,
ILL.,, to buy machinery for the cheese facso-
ries at Maine Prairie and Sank Rapids !
Mr. +. Capple left Monday for Chicago,
where she hopes to secure satisfactory
treatment for the cure Of cancer with
which she il afflicted.
Mr.. d. II. Freeman started Monday for
Missouri 10 bay sheep with which to fill IL
contract. Why DOESN'T Minnesota raise
all the sheep that may b. wanted In this
way1
Mr.. VIM. Gordon, Of Winnebago Prai-
RE, favored us with call Friday.
Mr.. G. Winslow, of New York Mills,
ON the N. p. r. r., WIS in town Friday.
Mr.. james Young returned Thursdsy
from his businsss trip to the Eastern mar
kets.
Min AcCumber and Mn. Chas. T.
Smith took Nonday's train for New York,
where they win spsad several uaonths.
The Rev. E. V. Campbell started Mon.
day for shakopee to attend meeting Of
the Prssbytery At that place.
The Rev. J. E. Wood, State Superin-
tendent Of Baptist Missions, 10 in the city.
We had = call this morning from Nj. c.
Block, of st. Augusta.
Mr.. ]. Prondzinski has returned from
the East, where he purchased large stock
of new goods.
The Hon. John Coates, President of the
Stove Club, turned his face and his feet
eastward Monday. He travels incog., posi-
tiyely declining all public receptions and
free lunches (unless lager il included), and
10 10 efectually disguised that no one would
ever suspect him of being President or
Emperor or any other distinguished per-
sonage. He will visit the Centennial before
he returns, and has been urged to be pres
ent At the opening exercises and deliver IN
address on the history and uses of the an
cient and noble organization OF Stove
Clubs.
The Rev. E. P. Schneider, of Aillerville,
Douglas county, is in town.
We lad call to-day from Mr.. F.A.
Wardwell, of Fair Haven; who has given
such excellent satisfaction in his manage
nent Of the school At that place that hs
has been engaged for another term, which
opens ,sxt week.
Mr.. II. -Ottsnsmsyer returned to-day
from the East, where he purchased his
spring stock of goods.
Pfef. Kiehls started yesterday to attend
he Tsachers' Institute 1t Howard Lake,
Wright county.
Mr.. John Farwsll, proprietor Of the
Maine Prairie cheese factory, favored Us
with call this morning. He expects to
have the factory ready for work in June.
John Vandersluis is we'll Satisfied with
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JAMES CARLISLE.

AT schulten's drug store may. always
be found Z large and complete stock OF
resh drugs Of all kinds, besides all the
Standard patent medicines, toilet and fancy
articles, etc. Special attention paid to fill.
ing phystdaus' prescriptions.
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SECOND ARRIVAL OF SPRING GOODS

Just received at H. 2. Mitchells cash
clothing store, another large supply Of
mems, Youths and boys spring suits Of
every variety and style. Also, furnishing
goods, hats and caps to suit the season, all
handsome and good, and At heretofore.un.
heard-of low prices.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1876-04-20

Mrs. NJ. G. Kemp has just received new
stock of millinery goods Of the latest styles
to which she invites the attention Of the
ladies Of St. Cloud and vicinity. Prices
70 suit the times. Store next door to E
sChrtis's, Washington avenue.
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The cost of the county government Of
Wright county for the past year was, in
round numbers, twenty thousand dollars
In 187Oit was five thousand. The Month
cello Times considers this "healthy in.
crease" for six years!
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TOWN CLERKS.

The attention of town clerks is called to
our list Of town and road blanks, a. shown
in the printed list on the fourth page. We
have complete assortment, including clerk
minutes for town meeting, : new blank
and one that every clerk should send for.
All orders BY mall promptly FLIED.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1876-04-20
ANNOUNCEMENT.

J. E. Wing and w. T. CLARK, of the I'd
Ward, having been requested by their
friends TO run for reelection as members Of
the Board of Education. have consented to
do 90.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1876-04-20
LATEST NEWS.

. Mrs. Thomas ha. just received the best
assortment of millinery and fancy goods
to he found in the city, all of which will
be sold At prices cheap enough to astonish
the natives. Thankful for past favors, abe
respectfully solicits continuance Of pat
ronage.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1876-04-20
SOCIETIES..

NORTH STAR LODGE A. F. 4 A. M.-Regulsr
Meetings on the second and fourth Mondays
each month.
J.E. WING, NJ.
J. BIGGERsTAFF, Sec'y.
DIAMOND LODGE No. lO4, To- of G. Irregular
meetings every Tuesday evening at O'Clock.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1876-04-20

Capt. L. w. Collins, formerly of this
city, va. elected Mayor Of St. Cloud last
week with but triaing opposition. Rem.
will make 4 good officer, and 70 cons'atu'
late the citizens of that burgh upon the
wisdom of their selection.-Hasting. Ga
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o. 49, 80 {, $500
--41V83 0pEN.

The ice in the Mississippi At thi, place
madea start Thursday, but the river was not
clear until the next afternoon, when the final
move was made. The ice Va. porous and
no damage was done. The following t.
Hbiewill show the date. at which the river
has opened at this. place during the pact