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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1876-02-10
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Reported .oeek9y expressly for THEJouRxA1
BY John Zapp, Esq.,, Register Of Deeds.

For tho Week Ending Feb. ., 1S76.
James L. Robins and wife to Julia Lomer
for lot s blk 16 of Robbins 4 Msnden-
halls add to Sank Centre SIS
William J. Galbra it'll and wifeto Sarah r.
Whittemore for nj sw} sec 81 T 1925 r
33w 1855
Jacob Neutzling and wife to Clemens
Braegelmann for sw@ set sci sw4 sec q
T 1913 r 3lw $465
lots 2, and block 36 in Town of Fair
Haven $l75
Sumner Leavitt and wife to J. A. Linscott
for blk SO in Fair Haven SIS
Mathew West and wife to Almena M.
Twitchell for nj swt and set nwf and
sw4 net sec 7 T 124 r 32w $500
Royal Twitchell and wife to James Math-
ers for WI sw4 and set nw4 and sw3 net
sec 7 T 124 r 32w $500
Jacob Lisowe and wife to Matthias Biesen-
ner for net sec % T 122 r SOW $500
Charles F. Davis and wife to Nehemiah P.
Clarke and Henry G. Waite for $1,000
acres of lot 2 sec % T 125 r Sow
$2lOs.5O
Charlotte Mergel ct al to John N. Bar
thelemy for lots /, 2 and 3 blk % in
Edelbrock's add to ST. Cloud $50
Thos. G. Mcclure and wife to Thos Kit
owsky for lot 8 blk 16 in town Of St.
Cloud Sl75
Paul D. Davenport and wife to John
Cooper for lots and sec % T 125 r
28W 1926
VIM. p. West and wife to Adam Beilstein
for lot sec r 1872 r 27w $500
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vALENr1NEss VALENTINES.

A very large assortment of valentines of
all kinds, comic and sentimental, low
priced and high-priced, to suit everybody,
may be found At Rosenbergers book store.
Call early and make your selections.
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GOOD TIMES.

By referring to their advertlso-
ment, you will sec that you can
still buy 20 yards Of Prints for
@l.o0 at
YOUNG d BRADFORD's.
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Darwin saws the male prasshon.

darwin says the male grasshop'
pers use their hind legs to fiddle on
the edge of their wings, and that the
best fiddler always wins the affections
of the female first. The editors OF
the Norristown Herald aver that they
have frequently noticed this, but
didn't think it worth while saying
anything about it.
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Official Paper Of the City.


CT. Cummings, Esq, of Clearwater, h
our authorized agent TO receive subscrip-
lions for The JOURNAL at Clearwater,
Lynden and Clear Lake.
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The dwelling house of Michael Web
y, Of he town Of Luxembourg, in , this
Iocanty, ~as Destroyed by fire with III con-
tsnts Friday, Jan. 81. On the following
Friday, the agent Of the Farmer Mutual
Fire Insurance Association, Mr.. John
Schafer, received check for the amount of
the insurance and paid 1t over. This is
quick work.
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FOUND DEAD III RED.
The Rev. wolakans Northnan. o. 8. =

Tuesday Coroner Overlook received Z
dispatch that the Rev. Wolfgang North
man, o. s. B., DIETER known a. Father
Wolfsang) had been found dead in his
bed that morning At Meyers Grove. about
five miles from Melrose. Tho Coroner
went by that afternoons train, accompani-
ed by F. +. Searle, Esq. A Coroner's jury
was empanneled, consisting Of J. Mar
thaler, John Weber, J. Nathe, A. Nathe,
J. Kramer AMI p. Phlipsen, and from the
evidence taken it appears that the deceased
had called At the house of John Heimert
about five o'clock Monday afternoon and
remained until eight o'clock, being appar-
emily in good health. Mr.. II. then &C.
companied him to his room, the two re-
manning together until half-past nine.
playing the organ and singing, when Mr..
81. returned home. Tho next morning,
eprisst notappearing At the timeappointed
for mass, Mr.. Heimert went to his room
and found him lying on the bed dead. He
had his coat aud boots ON. DR.. Campbell,
OF Meirose, was present At the inquest and
gave it as his opinion that death had been
caused by heart disease, and the verdict of
the jury was to this effect. Father Wolf
gang was about 46 years of age, and had
been for several years, before going to
Meyers Grove, a professor at St. Johns
College. He was well and favorably known
in this city. The remains were followed
to Melrose yesterday morning by large
concourse Of people. and were brought to
St. 10. and taken thence to St. Johns Col
lege, where the funeral will take place to-
day.
A number of persons went IRON this city
to the College this morning to attend the
funeral.
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M1I11NERx,-Latest styles, cheap, At
Mrs. Kemp's new store, next door to Cur
tis's. Also, fashionable dressmaking and
sewing of all kinds done.
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"A letter from southern Ohio Saturday
Gays: "To-d.y snowbanks lie piled up
against eur doors, and more have been
lying for two days where they were pushed
of the sidewalks" A postscript of the
following day announces brisk rain. In
hsway Of supreme delishtfalness there il
aothing to be compared to eastern weather.
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Mr.. L. A. Elbert Is visiting his friends
in this city.
The Hon. n. L. Gordon has gone to
Chicago on business.
We are glad to see that Mr.. E. T. Tobey,
who had been seriously i'll for a time, i.
able to be out and around again.
Mr.. r. d. Bloomfield, Of Willmar, spent
part of Monday and Tue-day in town shak-
ing hands with his many old friends in this
city. He il station agent and land agent
At Willmar.
We had call Monday from Mr.. c. r..
Beal, Of Clearwater, one Of the livest men
in the whole State. -
Mr.. F. Hitter, Of Monticello, dropped
In Saturday long enough to be one of the
many persons who, during the week, hive
LETT their sreenbacks in exchange for =
regular weekly supply of The JOURNAL.
Mr.. A. E. Hussey, Of Minneapolis, il in
Ethecity. He intends removing his family to
Minneapolis, whsss he i now engaged in
boslnsas. y
We have had calls during the week from
Nesrs. ]. n. Stowe and c. Taylor, of Eden
Lake; J. Ahles, of Rockville; and G.
Wakley and F. Zegenbein, of St. Augusta.
The Rev. Noah Lathrop, Of Clearwater,
was in the city Tuesday.
Judge McKelvy went to Clear Lake to
open q term of the District Court At that
place Tuesday. H. N. Atkins, Esq, who
il County Attorney Of Shsrburne county,
is in attendance, "a is also Capt. L. w.
Collins,
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MARRIED..

In this city, february I, 1916, at the
residence Of the bride, by the Rev. W. E..
Stanley, Miss CLARA \. FoorE, Of slearns
county, to Mr.. JOHN a. MASTERS, of Kan
diyOhi county.
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Sewing machine oil, shuttles, bobbins,
&C., kept constantly on hand, -. :
Needles sent by mail, on receipt Of pzios,
and stamp. -.
All kinds of Sewing Machines repaired,
and guaranteed.
Address, G. n. DOUGHTY,
Saint Cloud, MINI
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SOCIETIES.

NORTH STAR LOD0x A. F. l. 4. H.-ReGular
Meetings on the second and fourth Mondays in
each month.
J.E. w1NG,w.M
J. B1oaxRsrAIy, Sscy.
DIAMOND Lopez No. lo4, 10. Of G. T.-Regular
msetings every Tuesday evening At o'clock.
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BOARD OF EDUCATION.

ST. CLOUD, Feb. 7, 1876.
REGULAR MEET1Na.-Pesent Messrs.
J. H. Raymond President, Clark, Wing,
Henderson, Wilson, Taylor and Freeman.
Prof Hainos' reports for December and
February were read and ordered placed on
file.
The Committee ON School Property was
authorized to procure eight new curtains
and four dippsrs for the Union School.
Mr.. Taylor, from the Committee on Re-
vision of Charter, reported that they found
tho opposition to uniting the two school
districts 70 strong that they had decided to
cease further efforts in that direction, and
after consultation with our Representatives
in the Legislature had proceeded 10 take
measures to perfect tho organization of the
ST. Cloud School District, and that Mr..
Gilman had promised to aid all in his Pow
srto secure that end. The report was
adopted and the committee discharged.
H. M. Atkins bill of SIS for drawing and
ensrossing bills was allowed and ordered to
be paid under suspension of the rules.
Adjourned.
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DIED..

At Cold Spring, February 5th, Of diph-
| liberia, JOHN PETER, son Of John \. and
Mary i. ,;jlIey, aged 3 years and 10
! months.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1876-02-10

When in want of choice fresh family
groceries do not buy without first calling
at E. Curtis's popular grocery store. He
can suit you both in goods and prices.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1876-02-10

Another mild week, with = drizzling
rain to-day.
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TO MILL MEN AND OTHER9.

Several hundred pounds of old type, suit
able for babbit metal, can be purchased At
this Office.
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J. E. WING.

Dealer in -four, feed and grain. The best
grades Of -four constantly On hand and 1t
~ low prices a. 1t any place in the city
In the "Mills'' building, st. German street.
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FOR SALE CHEAP.

'elling house and lot, centrally To-
caicI.
Also, two-story building, 22x66.
Inquire Of
JAMES CARLISLE.
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ALI the employees of the Con.
cord N.H.) Railroad have been
compelled to sign the temperan nee
pledge,
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st. CLOUD NAkK GTS,
JOURNAL OFFICE. Feb. 9. 18'

JOURNAL OFFICE, Feb. ., 1876.
Business fer the week past has been de-
cidedly fat, in fact nothing doing in any
line. storekeepers are walking sentry be-
tween the stove and front door, fervently
praying for better times.
Wheat il at standstill, with no change
from last weeks quotations. No. 1929;
No. 2, SIC.
Butter and egg are the only oommodi-
ties offered in exchange for dry goods and
groceries, the former article being in very
little demand. Butter-makers object sad
ly to the prices paid by our merchants,
but by reading the following copied from
the Pioneer-h Press Of the 9th, they will find
they are receiving all the market warrants !:
"In the exporting markets buyers for
foreign consumption will not look at Min
nesota frkin butter At figures that will re-
slize more than 10a104 here at home; and
they are constantly lowering their bids
Shipper will not pay more than 1Oc y
ID for the ordinary run of firkins, and lie
for the best, and do not care to buy even at
these prices, for they have had their fingers
burnt very often in the last few months.
Egg are abundant At 15al7c.
Potatoes are beginning to come in, and
good varieties sell readily for 40 cents.
Maple wood finds slow sale At $3.00a $50.
Hay abundant At 5.50a6.0o.
RETAIL.
O.ts-32@35c.
Corn-55@85c.
Flour-Patent Process, per sack 1915.
xxx, 1890
xxx, 1925.
Buckwheat aour--53a6c per pound.
Green apples-$5. 25a5.50 per Dbl.
Potatoes-35@4oc per bush.
Beets-30c a. 4Oc
Beans-S1.4o g $500 per bushel.
Onions-80 g. 90c per bushel.
Rutabagas-l5a20c per bu.
Cabbage. $6.o0a7 90 per 100.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at $3.50@4.00per bu
Butter-l2 g. zoe per ID.
Eggs-15 q zoe per dozen.
Wood-Maple, $1,000 $500 per cord,
Hay-S5.75 g. 600 per ton.
Straw-$2 per load.
Beef cattle-2c e. 24c on foot.
4c g. Sc dressed.
Cut Meats-5c O. 124c per ID.
Pork-63c @7c
Lard-l8 g. zoe
Venison-1Oa11 cper lib.
Salt-$2.75 per Dbl.
Pork-$22.oo per Dbl.
Chickens-Dressed, Sc "
Turkeys 124c
Hams-City cured, 17}c"
Country" l0c O. 12Ac
Cheess-15c @ zoe per ID.
Honey-1n comb, 2oc @ Csc per ID.
" strained, 15c O. zoe
Wool-Tub washed, choice picked 42c.
C. fair to good 38@4Oc.
poorly washed 35@37c.
Fleece washed, choice SIC.
good condition 330 35c
" poorly washed 30@32c
Unwashed, light medium 27c
light coarse 22@25c.
q fine 21@25c.
heavy, chaffy ZIG 23c.
LUMBER.
Clear, per M.................$25O0@$35.O 90
Common...................... 12.O0@14.00
Stock boards.........."...... 13.O0@15.O0
Siding...".................." 20.00@22.00
Fencing. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1900
Matched flooring. ........... 20.00@25.O0
observation-disclosures. 12.50@l4.00
Shingles, No. l...........". $50
K ............. 800
Xxx ............ 400
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2.25
Pickets..................... 1000
Lime P. B. white $l.75@1.90 perbbl
Cement-$4.O0@425 per Dbl.
Hair-50c per bushel Of 8 pounds.
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$25 to $50 Per Day + SsS Be- es sass:
with the GREAT WESTERN WELLAUGER! We
mean it, and are prepared to demonstrate the fact
Our Augurs are worked entirely by horse power,
and will bore at the rate Of twenty feet per hour
1t will bore in all kinds Of earth-soft sand and
limestone, btuminols stone coal, slate and hard
pan; and we make the best Of wells in quick sand
A6rGsod active agents wanted in every State
and county in the Cnite1 States. send for our il
Illustrated catalogue, terms, figures &C., proving
advertisement bona fde. Address
Great Western Well Anger Co.,
Bloomfield, Davis County, Iowa
43-State in what paper you saw this advertise
ment. sept30
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Mitchell Mel adden and Michael

Michael MCF' and Michael
Burns of Fall River, Mass, quareled
in the presence Of McFadden's dog
the dog may not have understood the
affair, yet the next time he met
Burns he attacked him savagely, in.
fliotinr dangerous wounds.
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There will be no servics At the Baptist
church next Sabbath, the Rev. Mr..
Stanley expecting to be At Becker ON that
day. Sabbath school At the usual hour.
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:. w. SMITH, Publisher,
EmpofN, h0Hs1S
DAVID CAMPBELL, Corresponding Editor,

Emporin, Kansas.
DAVID CAMPBELL, Corresponding Editor,
Cearudter NrigW o., MINI.
The first No. of this magazine is now out
and ready for orders. Other numbers will
follow as fast as subscriptions come in to
pay for printing and paper.
There will be given in the progress of
this work "a series of twenty-fonr letters"
from an old man (78,-62 years Bible
student) to young man anxiously inquir-
ing what is truth in relation to unfulflled
prophecy. These letters will start with the
key note which God has given US to open
the whole book of prophecy and fill out
that line of prophecy which Peter says is
a ''sure ~ord,'' and also Eight shining
brighter unto the perfect day.
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Installation of Onlcers-Graage supper.
CLEAR LAKE, MIMI, Feb. 7, 1876. .
EDITOR JouRNAL.-At the Lost regular
meeting of Clear Lake Grange No. 800,
the following officers were duly installed
for the ensuing year, by Past Master H. T.
Hall:
Master-E. F. Hurd.
Overseer-H. w. PRlliS.
Lecturer-Horace White.
Steward-Edw. White.
Asst. Steward-Daniel Fry.
Chaplain-L. w. Wiltsie.
Treasurer-G. Coffnger.
Secretary-H. T. Hall.
Gatekeeper-Alensen Jones.
Ceres-Mrs. Annie E. Pallis.
Pomona-Mrs. E, White.
Flora-M1. Fanny Hurd.
Stewardess-Mrs Horace White.
1t had been previously announced
that the installation would be public, also
the supper. And here let me remark, Mr..
Editor, that if there is anything in tho
world: that will draw 4 crowd in this town
it il . supper gotten up by the ladies. The
tables were loaded with ali the dslicaciss
that could b wished for, while the oysters
were superb. One hundred and fly per-
sons sat down to the tables, besides the
small fry too numerous to count.
After the installation of officers, the
Ovsrseer, H. w. Pallis, addressed the
Grange at considerable length showing
the rise and progress of the order, the many
advantages and benefits derived therefrom,
the reforms under consideration, and the
growth and future of the order. He paid a
deserved tribute to the ladies for the very
efficient part taken and interest made
manifest in the Grange. Bro. Pallis closed
his remarks by urging members to be &C.
tive and punctual in attendance.
The Worthy Masters address was short
aud to the point. Thus ended one of the
most social and interesting gatherings eve,
held here.
Yours truly,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
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parts, united in one body, as demonstrated
by a comparison Of scripture with script
ure.
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AT meeting Of persons interested In
building = new church At Cold Spring,
held "Wednesday Of last week. NJ. Maurin,
sseph. Ethen, M. Thelen, Jos. Gidsrman
and N. Hengel were appointed 4 commit.
tee to present petition to Bishop ssiden.
bush for permission to build church,
They came to this city Saturday and made
their application, to which the Bishop will
give m answer in ten days from that time
II il expected that the answer will b fl,
Yorable. - -, 3<-r...l
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BOYD'S CORNER.
LITTER LIST.


Letters remaining "'.!";ned at the Post
Office, in 81. Cloud, MiiinesG.!a, on We'd
nesdsy, Feb. 9, 1875. 10 obtain any
of these letters the applicant must call for
"Advertised letter. and give the date Of
this list. If not called for in one month,
they will be sent to the dead-letter Office, :
IADIEs' LIST.
Piercs Niss K K ,Imhalt Mia Elizabeth
Russell Miss Jenet
GfNTLGAEN's LIST.
Bauer Lawrence Bash Peter
Blase VIM Schaver Reuel 3
6tefes o A Sohkende John
Dugar Enshere Ryan II
Maurice Me Meyer tohnC
Whitman Joseph Wolsey Ramon
REID FOR POSTAGE.
Saith Thomas Clock Co., Thomaston, Conn.
John Il. Tarerer, White Haven, Penn.
Geo. Schneider, Cold Springs, MINI.
J.E. WEST. Pm
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FURS! FURs

The highest market price in cash paid for
furs, at II. Y. Mitchell's Clothing Store.
Call on him before selling your ftirs.
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The Shakespearian Club will meet
next Monday evening, Feb. 18th, with
Mrs. TOlman.
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POSTAGE .. The postage on Pc
VS@' pers must be paid 1t
the Office Of publication. All subscribers
to The JOURNAL living outside of stearns
county should remember to remit Is cents
with their subscription for one year, or 10
cents for six months, to pay the postage.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1876-02-10

Mr.. G. F. Macdonald 10 again called
upon to mourn the loss Of one Of his fami-
". He was summoned Thursday by tels-
graph to Shakopee, arriving there only q
short time before the death of his little
daughter Mary, bright child Of three
years, who died on Saturday morning Of
congestion of tho brain: Mr.. Macdonald
has the sympathy Of all in his sewers IL
Elections.
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1T IL proposed to have grand Centen.
nial Celebration At the Drying Park On the
4th of July, the proceeds to be for the
benefit Of Bishop seidenbuah. There viii
be . dinner, procession, music, fireworks,
etc. Capt. West Is to b the manager.
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ArTho CiEculat1on Of Tie Journal 10
DOUBLE tk6ssE any ether HA3ss PabNsA-
shed in NortAsrn Minnesots. Advertiser
should remelnb0r this.
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The st. Cloud Novelty Works have
made arrangements to secure additional
new machinery, which will enable them to
do the most intricate kinds of fancy wood
work with remarkable rapi dity.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1876-02-10

The Elk River Neus speaks of =
musical prodigy" in that place, "a little
Child ~ months Of age, who sings snatchea
of various tunes, and in the instance Of
that old tune, Greenville,' she will sing il
through complete" That may be quite
remarkable for Elk River, but We have At
our house little damssl Of about the same
age - this prodigy, who sings "sweet
Hour Of Prayer" with "Peter, Peter Pump.
kin-eater"::as chorus, to music strictly Of
her own competition.
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FoR RExT.-A dwelling houseon Welles
avenue, pleasantly located, with we'll, els
tern, etc. Inquire at this Office.
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SCHOOL REPORT.

MAINE PRAIRIE, Feb. 4, 1876.
EDITOR JoURNA1.-The school taught
in District Number 80, by Miss Louise
Riley, closed last Friday. The school has
shown decided improvement, a. the aver
age standing will testify:
"a" GLASS.
Francis Brown 81 Lincoln Cline 80
siIvanus Gregory So Albert Cline 50
Mary Nary. sPss .dts 81 81 Frank Haywood SO
"B" CLASS.
Evelyn Haywood 81 Willie Haywood 80
Estella Brown 90 Linnie Cline 80
Mary Brown 81 Marion Petty 80
Wheeler French 81 Alonzo Steen 80
Notwithstanding 90
&C" CLASS.
Chas. Spaulding 90 Chas. Goodspeed 80
Alvin Geod'peed 90 Major Gregory 80
Orillius Steen sol Martin Haywood 90
Willis Cline 89IGrace Stanley 30
Florence Coleman IS
A. BIC.
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The Little Falls Courier says that on
the I'd Of January the dwelling house oc.
cupisd BY Louis Vassaly and owned by J.
J. Beaumont, of st. Paul, was burned
Loss ON building, 5000; insured for $500
lon on furniture, d 900: no insurance.
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1riGht and Stearns counties.
Mr. Eol.om introdnc>d In thu 6

MIR. Folsom introduced in the Senate
Monday bill providing for the location
tsf:a second hospital for the insane by a
comnission consisting of c. K. Bartlett,
H. NJ. Rice, Mr.. Meighen, and H. G.
Wait. This is . subrtltute for. a. similar
bill introduced by Messrs. A. Nelson and
Lehman
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Monday night barn belonging 70
MI. r. B. Sawyer, about two miles above
this city, on the west bank Of the river,
was burned. Loss $500; insured for
$500. Three horses and . COW which Hsss
in the harm were saved.
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Tho leap Year Necktis' for gentle
men has . spring, which. being touched,
moves thickness Of ailk asids and shows
disc inscribed mo"
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"A lot Of extra buffalo robes kf -ssle Z
H. z. Mitchell's clothing storo<,s3
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The ''eity" Of Bzainsrd has lesn dis
Organized BY the Legislsture.
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Piercs Mia K K .Imhalt Mias Eli.abet]
Russell Min Jenet

-call and ses the splendid line of scarf.
At II. z. Aitchelps clothing store.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1876-02-10

The people Of Maine Prairie ~ thai,
among others, special credit IL due to
]. H. French, D. A. Hoyt and T. A. Stuck
nsy for the energy and liberality they have
displayed in the matter Of securing The
building Of cheese factory At that place,
which will be the first one in the county.