The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1876-05-11

term Of the District Court will begin Tues
day. -.
Chaa. Walker, Esq, one Of Sank
Centres attorneys, came down yesterday
to try city lite for day.
Capt. Hogan Of Spring Hill, and Elihu
Swisher, Of Eden Lake, have been in the
city during the week.
r. N. Russell, Of Minneapolis. Is view
Ing familiar scenes hereabouts.
-Three-card monte men have been do.
Ing ! profitable buainess At Brainerd.;.
Henry Keller, Of Sank Centre, will
have ous~sf his tanning mills at the Cen.
tennial. H.
Road ovsrseen will remember that We
are prepared to supply them with blank
Notifications to work on the Highways"
~ -2.s5..
The Messrs. Mockenhaupt are putting
new foundation under the building occu-
pied BY Dennis's confectionery establish.
ment.
e. Curtis and Jos. Howard are max
ing decided improvement in the appear
ance Of their Warrington avenue buildinxs,
By re-painti.g them.
Mr.. J. E. Hayward continues to make
improvements in the Central House, the
latest being = new floor, new door and
two additional windows in the Office.
We have just added to our list Of JUS
tice's blanks:
Criminal Complaints.
Criminal Wa,1ants.
lit 4 fum0red that Mr.. w. r. Black.
bura, Il Ne firm of Fuller 4 Bhckburn,
Clearwater, il 70 succeed Mr.. G. s. Benson
In the Morrison House At that placs.
Wednesday Of last week fifteen inches
Of SNOW I'll at Duluth. The trouble with
Duluth il That it is too near Wisconsin to
have settled summer weather much before
the fourth II July.
The Fergus Falls Journal and Ad.o-
cate are 70 b consolidated. Mr.. King, Of
the latter paper, has been sick for / num-
Der Of months; and besides, Fezgus Falls
does not need two papers. -.
Mr.. Carson has started out on his sec-
ond year ~ editor Of the Elk River Ne,os,
aud may we'll congratulate himself on his
past years success in making spicy. wide
awake paper. -
N. N. Atkins, Esq., at present County
Auditor of Sherburne county, replies,
through the Last Ners, pretty forcibly but
quietly to parties who have been criticisinx
the financial management of the eoun-
~.
LAD1D.-Call at Young & Bradford's
and see those shawl covers and travelling
cases-just what you want. Orders for diff
ferent styles will be taken and promptly
filed.
Captain Vests services ~ manager
would have added largely to the assurances
of success Of the Centennial exhibition at
Philadelphia this summer, and We wonder
he was not engaged, for he is we'll up in
the Fourth Of July business.-Byainerd
Tribune.
W. H. Lamb, who took the material of |
the Anoks journal to Minnsapolia is to
publish . daily At that place, The fizst num-
Der Of which viii appear in. . fsw days. 1t
will Be issusd absut .oea II saeA day and
will b Democratic in politics. The Nv.
ror has come out - daily 30 dat Min
neapolis will soon have four daily papers,
for short time.
The Sauk Rapids Sentinel says that |
Mr.. h. D. Guerney has sent specimens of |
granite taken from the quarries in that vi
cinity to the Centennial. We have not yet |
heard whether the quarries in the vicinity
of this city have sent specimens OF not, but
if they have not they should have done 80.
A proper display would bring money into
the pockets of the owners of these quasries
and the outlay would not be great. Mime
sofa granite cannot be excelled in the world.
There is, in the West, no better, and
We might safely say, no 80 good WATERFOWL
er 40 that At Sank Rapids, just above this
city. 1t is subject to none of the damages
which make the power ct St. Anthony Falls
constant source of anxiety and expense.
II is sufficient in power to run scores of
mills, and this power Il steady snd unfail-
ing. Mill men should give the induce
ments it offers careful attention. In this
connection We would call attention to the
advertisement of the Hon. F. r. Delano.
President Of the Company, who offers mill
sites for sale At reasonable prices.
BEAUTIFY YOUR HOMES.
In no other way can home be made more
beautiful than BY planting trees, and this
centennial year il grand time for 10 doing
a. = memorial, as we'll q to beautify and
benefit. Messn. Holmes 4 Tyler have
profuaion oftress, both shade and fruit; H.
70, svergreens, ahrubbery, roses, etc., &c.
Call and sec them at their old backgrounds,
near Nixon's store.
CENT ENNIAL NEWS.
Go to Mrs. Thomas, where you can
buy better hat for the money than 1t
any other place in the city. Stamping
done to order. Mrs.. L. L. Jackson's
Dress Guide for sale.
WALL PAPER.
Parties who intend doing any pap4ring
this spring should call At w. L. Rosenbefx-
ers bookstore, where they will find the
largest assortment in the city. All kinds
and styles, at very low prices.
Mr.. John Lessen offers for sale a verv
large assortment Of boots, shoes, CATERS,
etc., at cost, in order to reduce the stock on
hand. Read his price list.
Attention is called to the Rev. David
Tees new advertisement Of pianos and or