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CITY COUNCIL.

81. C1oup, Jan. 81, 1875.
REGULAR MEEr1Sa-Rese.e: Aid. J.
G. Smith President Bennett, L. Clark
Dorr, Edelbrock, Powell, Scherer and Will
son.
The following communicating from
Mayor Evans Wa read:
Mayors OFFICE,
ST. CLOUD, Jan. -, 1870.
To he City Council Of s.. Coshd.*
GrNTLExEN.-1 think you viii agree
With me in the belief that If there 10 any
one thing needed in the city, more than
another, for the protection Of property, 1t
10 q good and efficient Hook and Ladder
Company, with the proper apparatus for
use in case of fire.
I am assured . company will be organlz-
ed here 20 soon ~ the Council shall take
steps toward procuring the necessary ap'
paratus, etc. The expense will not be
great. I enclose = proportion from the
Babcock Manufacturing Company of Chi
cago, in which you will see that they pro-
pose to filzniah Z hook and ladder truck
with al necessary hooks, ladders, axes,
pike poles, lanterns, ropes, etc., with iour
lire e1tinguishers, Ill complete, tor $500,
and I have no doubt but satisfactory terms
of payment en- be arranged.
I hone the Council will take favorable
action in this important matter.
Respectfully,
L. A. EVANS, Mayor.
On motion Of Aid. Powell the communi-
cation, with accompanying papers, va" re-
ferred to the Committee on Fire Depart
ment.
A communication from C. A. Leagle,
Foreman of Little Giant Engine Co., COW
erine bills for sundries furnished and work
done ON engine house, was read. On mo-
ton of AID. Wilson the communication
and bills were referred to the Committee
on Fire Department.
The City Clerk presented the pay roll
for, January amounting to 1858, and
was directed to draw orders for the amount.
The Committee on Claims and Accounts,
to whom was referred the bill Of W. B.
Mitchell, $l4.3o, reported in favor of pay
ing the same, and on motion of L. Clark
the report was accepted aud the Clerk in
structed to draw an order for the amount.
On motion of Aid. Edelbrock the. Clerk
was direet>d to draw IN order for SIS in
favor Of The City Treasurer, being for
advances made to the Committee on Right
Of Way.
The following bills were presented and
refarred To the Committee ON Claims aud
Accounts:
Rosenberger Bros, for sundries for
engine h0use........................ .p1.o|
Rhodes & Spencer, halfgallon castor
oil for engine. .............~............ 4.VV
T. Basler, so lbs salt for fire cisterns IS
c. F. l. w. Powell, spikes furnished
Street CommissioneE..... 40
J. J. Dorr, ood......................".. $50
On motion of AID. Bennett the Commit
tee on Liceqses were instructed to inquire
! into the proprlety of refunding $50 of the
/ amount paid by NJ. Mickey for auction
/ GERS license. and to report at the next
| meeting Of the Council.
On motion Of AID. Wilson, Aid. Edel'
/ brock, N. P. Clarke and Seherer were ap-
pointed by the chair special committee 70
| ascertain the damage resulting to his (Wil-
son's) property from the St. P. 4 P. r. r.
crossing Empire Block, in the city Of st.
Cloud. -:
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FOR SALE CHEAP,

A dwelling house and lot, centrally 10.
Gated.
Also, a two-story building, 22x66.
Inquire of
JAMES CARLISLE.
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-Whsn in want Of choice frssh A.aily
gpoeseis DO not buy without fret calling
1t E. CurtiSs popular groesry store. He
q an suit yea both IN goods and prices.
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The shakspearian Club will meet
Monday evening, Feb. Id, with Mn. Morse.
The programme will coasist Of The two
last acts Of THE Merchant Of Venice y
. review BY Min Wilson ; tho rs-rssd-
lg Of IN original article BY Mr.. Spencer ;
Tie usual "thoughts" and conversation and
general criticisms.
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NJ C0NIT a new MasonicWorks
W AreNIlN w., Unique, and highly i'm
Portant. Send f,T complete Catalogue: Agent
Works, 7S1 Broadway, New York.
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BOARD OF EDUCATION.
ST. CLOUD. Jan. n. 1876.

ST. CLOUD, Jan. n, 1876.
SPECIAL MEE11Ha-F+escnt: Mesns.
J. H. Raymond Preaident Alden, Clark,
Wing, Henderson, Wilson, Freeman, Tay-
lor and Enderle.
The committee on revision Of the char
ter reported that they had employed n.
NJ. Atkins, Esq, to draft bills to be pre-
ssntsd to the Legislature. One bill pro-.
vidss for reuniting all the territory within
the city limits in one school organization ::
the other for perfecting the organization Of
the Union School district in case the form
er bill should fail. These bills were read
by Mr.. Atkins and were adopted.
On motion of Mr.. Taylor, It was voted
that Mr.. Atkins be employed to engross
tho bills and prepare them for presents
ton to the Legislature. -
Mr.. Enderle was added to the committee
on revision of charter.
On motion of Mr.. Alden, it was voted
that the committee be authorized to employ
some person 10 represent the interests of
the district in the Legislature.
On motion Of Mr.. Wing, it was voted
that all necessary expenses incurred in
procuring Liquidation be paid by order on
the Treasurer, the same not 70 exceed $50.
On motion, it was voted that the COM
mittes request the prominent men of
school district No. l. to sign the petition
for re-uniting the two districts, and if they
would not do 80, to cease further efforts in
regard TO uniting the districts aud proceed
to perfect the organization of our own dis.
trict.
THIS WAY. ALL VIE MEN AND boys
In order 70 make roo;n Tor . large stock
Of spring goods, H. z. Mitchell, At his ca.h
clothing store, il now selling off his r.
manning stock Of winter clothing and fur
niahing goods It greatly reduced prices.
Now Is your time for bargains. Call and
examine goods and prices. Il
AT Duluth, Thursday evening, - Ne
learn from the, Tribune, Anson Northup
made N assault upon g. Wsksliu, striking
him On the head with heavy iron shovel,
knocking him ssnselsss, cutting = fearful
sash on his forehead and facturins his
skull. There bad been some misunder-
Standing about some land claims. North
up, Who IL we'll known in this community,
was arrested and held In $500 bonds.
Best twe-bushel seamless sacks. only
% cenAa, a.
| = =. %,'s J. ". TExvoo1DEs.
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Mrs. 8. P. Robinson, Of Sank Rapids,
who gave birth to twins some three wesks
ago, has since that time became insane, and
has been 20 violent that it Wa found noe
sssary Monday to take her to the Asylum
At st. Peter. The united strength Of three
or four men was required 70, move her.
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Bids for fnrnishing the county with
ssventy-6ve cords Of maple wood were
opened as the Auditors Office Tuesday. and
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n. PAUL AND ST. C1ouD.-aonso NORTH.
Leave St. Paul 7:4O 4. Y.
Arrive ut st. Cloud Loo =. Y.
Leave St. Cloud 1:2t ?. Il.
Arrive at St. 10 800"
Avon 2:40
Albany 3:O6
Oak 3:35
lelroee S:66
como SOUTH.
Leave Mslrose $40 An.
Arrive At Oak 9:06
Albany $50
Avon 1908
St. 10 -1O:45 /"
St. Cloud HOO
Leave st. Cloud 1880
Arrive at St. Paul 500 ?. n.
sAUK RAPIDS TRAIN.
Leaves Sank Rapids 1O:45 A. Il.
Arrives 1t Sank Rapids 1:4OP. II.
Running time, 10 minutss).
]. H. RANDALL,
General Ticket Agt
E. Q. SEWALL. Supt.
AU1As Cirsulatiea Of The Journal 10
DOUBLE that OF any ether Paper PublisA-
shed in NeEtAsE1 lGinnesoeo. AdvsEtasssS
should rononbeF this.
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IT VANISHED AwAY.-Do all our
readers understand that the genuine Chem
zeal Saleratus, made by D. B. DeLand g.
Co., is never eaten? In the process Of
baking it all evaporates, leaving the bread
light and pure. 1t has been initiated, hut
the counterfeit is not easily disposed Of
Use it instead of Soda or Baking Powder.
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M1111xERY.-Latest styles, cheap, At
Mr.. Kemp's new store, next door to Cur
tiSs, Also, fashionable dressmaking and
sewing Of all kinds done.
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:. w. TEHVo o1D1.

The Alexaadria PbA says that John
Englsr i Gsrnaa farmer of Millerville,
60 yssI, old, while in the woods with his
team had both bones Of hin left leg broken
by the horses running away. With his
hands and The aid Of one leg he crawled
to where his team had stopped, took them
In charge, and they again ran away. He
dpally succeeded in getting to them agaia,;
and mounting one, rode home with his.
broksn leg dangling uselesaly BY the side
of the horse. - .t@
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J. ". TENVOORDE.

FouxD.-Between tho post Office and he
ravine bridge, lady's fur collar. The
owner win please call at this office.
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- ehill paaeed The senaas yr,,uts,dlaa1y
Incorporating To village Of sspk Csnke,
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We have . communicatiou from Maine
Prairie which il not publishsd because he
writer did not send his Or her name. Cor
rsspondsnts may put Whatever signature
thsy please to their letter., bat they must
alssss send ~ their ows name, not for
publication, but that W may have some
guaranty that The statements made in Tie
letters are genuine.
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! The county jail has received two sddi-
tioos during The past week. On Friday
CHARLES Hazen, Of Otter Tail county, tried
for assault with intent to commit . raps.
and sentenced BY Judge MsKelvy 70 pey
. dns Of $500 or remain in jail for ono
year, was dspositsd for sels keeping.
On. Monday Sheriff Dl.ksl,: Of Todd
county, brought young 6slby eharesd WITH
the murder Of IN old man nansd Lvin.-
IN default of $500 bail he stands oommit.
I'D until the next tenn of The District
court, which will not Be until Docembae.-
Sally wls In this place about year go
ad1ss pstsd At tie timsas sdsad bsat
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Saturday Michael Phillip, Of Rich
nond, while struggling with Too large =
load Of benzine, fell from . sleigh near
Webers hotel, At that place, breaking his
arm in two places, near the shoulder and
near the elbow.
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"A petition to the Legislature to make
such an appropriation is will enable Min
nesota to be suitably represented at the
Centennial was largely signed here satur-
day, dpl.ced in Representative Gilnaaa's
hands.
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-Nr. Newell il employinr uover from

Mr.. Newell Is employing power from
J. +. stsvenson 4 Co.. foundry to polish .
number Of specimens Of the Watab granite
for the Centennial. We understand that
Mr.. Robinson. Of Sank Rapids, viii also
se>da number Of sPscimans, both pea;ahsd
and in the rough. OF course, Judge Evans
will Sc to it that the beautiful 81. Cloud
sranite il we'll represented.
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BOYD'S CORNER.
NO MISTAKE,

You have heard something
''drop" still born, with tho ''bot-
tom kicked out" At Tenvoorde's
thebottom 10 NOT out, and you
can buy MORE PRINTS for L1sa
Money than ct any place whore
the ''bottom'' IL out.
Call and 600.
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-can and see the splendid line ofscazt
ct H. q. Ntchslps clothing ssors.
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SOS TO $50 Per Day & G'e 5: es nss:

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
It bofes full size we'll, and Of any depth required.
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
3-Geod active agents wanted in every State
and county in the United States Send for our H.
Illustrated catalogue, terms figures &c., proving our
advertisement bona fde Address
Great Western Well Anger Co.,
Bloomfield, Davis County, Iowa
A5-Stste in what paper you saw this advertise
ment. sept3O
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&C. F. Sims, postmaster At Alexandra,
who has been travelling for several months
in the Pacific coast and chiefly in Califor-
mia, looking for some more congenial
cline, has found nothing equal to Mime
sofa and has decided TO return and make
Alexandria his permanent home.
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THE COMPLAINT OF PARINTs,

THE COMPLAINT OF PAH1xTs.
ST. CLOUD, srsAlNs Co., MIMI, |
January 2sth, 1870. -
Hon. D. Burt. State Superintendent Of Fable In
strlction. 81. Paul. MINI.
DEAR SIR:-The underlined ars reei-
dents of School District No. l, in stearns
county, which includes part Of the City
of st. Cloud. We have children who IT.
tend the school taught in said district, and
feel asgrievsd At the course pursued there
in. We will briefly state to you such facts
a we can substantiats by abundant evil
dence.
l. Mr.. Kaiser, the County Superintend-
ent of Schools: is . strong Catholic, and IL
we'll aware Of and permits the practices
hereinafter stated. The paper. of which
he is one of the editors, publishsd in this
city, has bitterly assailed the public school
system.
2. Twice each week, on Tuesday and
Friday, the Catholic catechism in German
is taught to all Catholic children in said
school, from three to four o'clock P. n, by
the Catholic Priest of St. Cloud. The
Protestant children are sent home At three
o'clock P. N. We have visited the school
on purposs and have observed this fact.
3. At said school, ~ . regular reader,
il used = Catholic book in German (of 235
pages, illustrated profasely with pictures
peculiar to Catholic church books), Of
which tho following is the title page, trans.
lated into English:
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furs, at II. Il. Mltchelis Clothing Store.
Call on him before selling your furs.
The Sank Centre Herald says that
while his parents were absent young son
Of Frank Media, of Ashley, in this coun.
ty, undertook to clean loaded gun. The
rag from the wi per stuck in the barrel and
he undertook to blow it out by swapping a
cap. At the same time he leveled the gun
At little brother, who had dared him to
shoot. The weapon was discharged, the
load Of shot grazing the little fellows skin
and tearing the clothes from his abdomen,
lodging in the left hand and side of a two
years. old brother standing beside him.
The child is in a fair way of recovery.
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&C. F. Davis, Esq., assignee Of Ball,
Bryan & Dickinson, has sold the machinery,
real estate, etc., of the Avon stave factory
to Messrs. n. p. Clarke and H. G. Waite
fox little over $4,000. The stock was
sold to Nessrs. Clarke & Mcclure for tl2,-
7OO
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~Town Clerks will bear in mind that
they can b supplied at The JOURNAL Of.
fcs with Town blanks of all. kinds, the
Township Manuals, Town books, etc. Or
dszs by mail promptly filed.
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to photograph gallery At Anoka, came up
Tuesday, but returned the next day.
Tom. Brown mot hs Of Oxford) il now
clerking it in the post Office.
M. James O. Hall started Tussday for
Paris, Texas, to look after the business A.
fain Of his uncle. Capt. H. H. Hall, an
account Of whoss murder il given ON this
Peg.
NJ. Mathew Wright and daughter, Of
Dayton. 0ttsr Tail county, ars in the city,
On avisit 70 friends. .zs.>z
Mr.. ]. Owens, Of 81. Paul, has returned
70 rs.aain soaas wssks in g. Cloud, and 10
It bin iosmsfpossa t Mr.. ]. W. Tsnvoords'a
Mr.. G. F. Aaedonald, editor of he
T~se, returned home Nonday, aeconpani-
ID BY his mother. His daughter 10 still
quite ick, bat her recovery l. confidently
hepsd for.
D~Town Clerks will bear in mind that
they can b supplied It The JOURNAL Of.
fcs with Town blanks of all kinds, the
Township Manuals, Town books, etc. Or
dsrs by mail promptly filed.
--Amons tho latest arrivals is = darsh-
ter At Mr.. Geo. stableTa.
The St. Cloud JOURNAL is . splendid
Iocal>paper-Lattle Faus Cbxrier.
Alderman Owen haspuzchased . new
stsed and i now able to make the trip up
town and return the same evening.
The two Willmar papers, the Gasetss
md Reps!ieo~, have bean consolidated,
and now appear - one paper.
Col. r. N. Newport, of B.ainsrd,
Auditor Of the Northern Pacific Railroad,
hos bssa appointed Gsa'l Agent for Min
nssota, for the 81. Paul 4 Pacific Railroad
Company.
Judge McKelvy has granted . new
trial n the case Of the Stats OF Minnssota
~. John W. Bolton, Of Two Rivers, and
hi decision i pablishsd in The Little Falls
Qsrir Of this week.
III Hon. Edward O. Hanlia has par
-. ~ iH p. 1. S.; !. -. P4oI. ~ R n-
ti1si spd commodioo, dvsli;nc, In the vi.
laee-Besse'als (Rh.) oi.;ss..
8.ssf --
We vsre glad to 30 The hniliar floo of
Deacon 3. Dam, Of St. Uosd, in our sane
tuzn on Monday. He came down to buy
" .oo ss.h so " oSs s .. re 4:aan ats
veet-1~oka .Yc~,~oI ~
>
The loeging camps ars doine a ruah-
landing 90, 900 A. per day; Clarke L Nc
Clure ars also putting in about the same
enoont oooo1sI H. IL elso working q good
~~
I'll. friend. Of John H,,lebu,,t If
Fort Ripley Who j. now At Fort Abr.
cromb;e v;ll h. .om.vh.t .nrnr;.ed -
.e.1 'A@' nc N. oeeo"s . 'oecse1uA CT"
ana ls"5er' no Always clears his cl'ent''
!" IN no otnef way oy having them clear
OUT
Than. will he . n..t;,. ~ n. E,.o.
,.;,. C...;.... - -. S..~ Go
A..,,ul.,,., $780, =. .,.~.,...-. u.-.s
IN tn's city, Tuesday, Fssruary 10Th, At
IL O'CLOCK A. NJ
+. +. SEAkhE, Secy.
M, VIM F,rn.vorth vho .n.rt . v..,
:, g, Co,,d .ho,,. ..-.n v..- ... 49, -
H,.t;n.. I,nn.-- oo.h - o.,.,,m,,;o.
n. -.. . oou.;, - NJ, - p.-..n. -
III. ~,
-Ch;.f II P.l;c. Rol.vA.o., ,>..;~.d h.
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John Mccarthy aud wife to Frederick
Schultz for lots : and s blk 50 in A. A,
Browns add. to st, Cloud. $855
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"A lot of extra buffalo robes for sale At
H. q. Mitchelps clothing store
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The Lycsum lest evening debated the
question: Resotged, That the present tar
i'll system is advisable. The affirmative
was maintained by F. E. searle and g. G.
Gilman, and the negative by W. NJ. Wet,
his associate failing to assist him. Tne
young men all did we'll, and number Of
viaitors were present to listen to the debate.
The Lyceum now think that, - This import
ant question'is disposed Of, Congress can
devote their attention to other busineas.
We obtain from Mr.. H. G. Barrett. of
Lyndsn, the particulars of FIRE which o.
Cured in that town last Thursday. Mr..
1agslls had gone away with his family
during the forenoon. leaving vsfy little fire
in Tie stoves. About noon the house wa
discovered 70 be on FIRE, by soma neighbour,
who we're able to save most Of the contents,
though the building itself was total los.
The fire probably caught from ssove-pips.
Los $500; $500 insurance On the building
and I light insurance. on furniture, Etc., in
the st. Paul Fire and Marine. +..
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Official Paper Of the City.

-Lsap-ysar cossting parties are quite
popular among the young folks.
We have received from Mr.. F. H.
Dam . package of Santa Barbara, CAL, pa-
PERI of late date.
We noticed number Of boys sasur-
day having good time playing marbles On
Richmond avenue.
AT . meeting Of the 81. Cloud Bridge
Company held on Tnesday evening divi-
dsnd Of II per cent. on the business Of the
year 1876, was declared.
The Good Templara Lodge a this
place i just booming along. It has now .
membership of one hundred and ssvsa.
teen. and still they come.
Tho ladies' of the Presbytsrian church
will nsst tomorrow afternoon with Mn.
w. B. Mitchell. AL are invited to come
around and bring their knitting and al
the news.
"A sum of money was raised BY sub
scription last week 70 enable W. T. Sum-
ner to 60 to Minneapolis and consult
with certain surgeons now temporarily in
that city.
About 81, 900 has been subscribed for
Bishop Seidenbush, for the erection of
residence in this city. It is expected to in
crease this amount by from $1,000 to g..
900.
The weather has been somewhat more
winterish.like this week than usual, but the
mercury has not been lower than 49, be-
low zero, which Wa on last Saturday
morning.
Treasurer Cans returned home 6atuE.
day and went out again Tuesday. He viii
be home again next Thursday. Collec-
tions are light nothing but personal prop
erty taxes being paid.
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THE BIBLICAL HYsronY
of the
OLD AND NEW TESTAHENTS,

OLD AND NEW TESTAAENTS,
Catko|;e Psoples-Sehools Oft Un;ted Ssotes
Of North America.
Prepared BY
4 Risst Of tie Diocese Of Bdsel, viii tke Ap-
probation Of tie Re. Rev. Biahops Of
Basel, ERur, St. Gauen, Lausanne
and Gent and Ssaen.
FUBLIsHED BY BENzaE1 BRorHE1s.
Printers to tie Holy Apostolic Chair,
Cincinnati, Ohio, New York, Q Dey St.
1870.
In the back part of the book il IRE
view Of the different parts Of the Casechism
in their relation to Biblical occurrences"
On January 25th, 1875, we Waited said
school, and when the priest came in and
began to teach the catechism We objected,
and asked the teachers by what authority
that was allowed. The teachers replied,
by permission of the trustees (who are
also Catholics.)
4. The said teachers are not capable Of
teaching in the English language, and can
not properly pronounce it.
5. We are informed and believe that
tho priest has also taken upon himself to
in6ict corporal punishment on the schol-
ara in said school during school hours.
We appeal to you, therefore, to protect
our rights in this common school and i
additional legislation il found necessary
We would ask you to lay the matter before
the Legislature for it, action.
Hoping 10 hear from you in relation te
this matter, We are
! Yours very respectfully,
n. OBERMILLER,
NV. ROBERTSON.
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.sECTARIANIsH IN DER PUBLIC
SCHOOLS II
Protestant Children Dismissed
and tho Catholic Oateohism
Taught by Priest.
THE TRUSTEES AND TEACHERS PAR.
TIEs TO THE OUTRAGE.
The Protest Of Parents and Reply Of
State Superintendent Burt.

A Matter That Densnds Immediate At
tontiou.
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I. O. G. T.-Dsputy Jos. Hill eans
from Anoks Tuesday 10 install the follow
ing o6csrs of Dianood Lodes No. lo4
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We vere glad to 30 The hniliar floe of
Deacon 81. Dam, Of St. Clopd in our sane
tun on Monday. He came down to buy
lumber for one Of the largest planning mills
and sash and door factories II the North.
Wsst.-Anoko Journal.
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THIS WAY, AL " MEN AND boys

% een&s. a. "
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1876-02-03

at Reess bookstors.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1876-02-03
For the 81. Cloud Journal.
A GHOST STORY.

wRIrf1n BY 1Hx AUTHOR, N the JULINHsS OF
uIS NEARr, AID A1H4CTIONA11L1
DEDICATED 10 HIS WIFE
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1876-02-03
FCRS! FURS!

The highest market price in cash paid for
furs, at H. 2. Mitchell's Clothing Store.
Call on him before selling your furs.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1876-02-03

The friends of John Ha1lehurst, of
Fort Ripley, who 10 now At Fort Aber-
crombie, will be somewhat surprised to
learn that he has become . successful Grim.
inal lawyer. He always clears his clients,
If in no other way by having them clear
out