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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1876-03-23
urx,s prRrH DAY nEDITATI0Ns.

rxnrxt III III sozs rsAS II ecs o"' 'o1'
r., :. IT century old to-day
~. = down to ~neditats
Upon the life I've =. ~ .-. .tata
Though al the truth I mn,
In early youth my parents said -.
l was wicked little cuss;
did most everything twas mean,
And kept the homestead in 4 musp.
Ny father babe me take my time,
And start my boots, where I thought beat;
I could not live where white folks did,
And that was why came out west.
Atfrst thought farm to start,
But from that notion soon got tanned,
4 never felt 20 proud 10 steal;
. But for 70 work was aahamed.
My friends my qualities found ont
And tsld me how I might do better,
To run my face for come old type
And At the Rapids start paper.
Ny bsgle blow, and tell the world
This was paradise for Ill,
It threw Niagara in the shade
And fairly scooped its waterfall.
I drafted dams, men damned the drafts,
Sketched out the bridge and R.R. station
I ran the price of lots clear up,
And ran myself down to starvation.
left that paper one fine day,
About the same as when I got it;
found chance 10 sell it out;
The man was much more sold who
bought it.
My wings spread politically
And runit on the Belknap score"
Two years - Senator l served,
And next year served behind the door.
But now I find I am growing old,
To-day I an two score and ten,
While my early days recall,
Ny neighbors here call mo old Ben.
MORAL.
Take warning young men when past life
you resume
And from Ben's evil ways try to stear,
Till your two score and ten, then do ~
did Ben,
Call the boys in and and ct up the beer.
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FARM FOR SALE.

The undersigned offers for sale his farm
Of l60 acres, in the town of Eden Lake,
Stearns county. 1t lies between two lakes ;
is part timber and part meadow; ~ acres
fenced and under cultivation two houses;
\ STEAM SAW MILL
in operation good frame inclosed for
three-story grist mill barn we'll Of good
water, etc. The saw mill will be sold with
the farm or will be taken of, as may be de-
sired by the purchaser, Will be sold cheap
For terms address
EL1HU SWISHER,
Eden Lake. Stearns Co.. MINI
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Don't. Cough So! Stop It'll"

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 :
Any person suffering with cold, cough or
sore threat, Who will call At c. scHu1-
1EN's Ct my other Drug Store and purchase
. bottle Of Hals's Cough Cordial, use one
half of il, and ffthey then conclude that it
is doing them hood, they can return the
balance and receive hack thsis money.
Who would not test this medicine On such
liberal terms? No medicine ever sold in
this vicinity that produoed such wonderful
results. All We ak IL that you will try
t.,
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1Hu NORMAL q slCuloOL.

rI--7-- 4ES.F 4gEI-H
The following teachers have been eneag-
Cd for thiu school for the next year:
Principal-D. L. Kiehle r
Assistants-Martha G. McCumber, T.
J. Gray Mary sGunderson. j
Two vacancies and jani.orship to be
dlledsif funds rmit.
The teachers thus engaged in view OF
the embarrassed condition Of the school
financially, give mp every claim for salar-
les from the close Of the present term I'M
til the beginning Of the next term, and will
probably engage in Institute work = part
Of the time. The Board rescinded the
resolution requiring Normal teachers to
devote certain months to the State Insti-
tutes.
Mis- Murry and Mr.. Bickford will
take charge or the Model school until
The close Of the term, = which viii be fl
Nay.
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DOMESTIC EcoNoMY.-No housekeeper
or cook is fully prepared to enter success
fully upon her culinary duties without
having D. B. DeIand 4 Co.'s Best C1e"';e-
al Saleratu on hand. It relieves the mind
Of much Of the carsand anxiety experisnc.
ed by skillfnl cooks. For sale by most
merchants and groosrs. Call for the esnu.
inc in red papers. Il il better than Soda
and FIR superior to moss brands Of Salem.
tus. For sale Ut Boyd's.
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STRAWBERRIES AND PEACHES.
New Sorts by Mail.

Plants Of the newest and finest improved
sorts, carefully packed and prepaid by
mail. Ny collection of Strawberries took
the first premium for the best Collection.
at the great show Of the Mass. Hor,icul-
tural Society, in Boston, last season. I
grow nearly 100 varieties, the most COM
plete collection in the Country, including
all the new, large American and imported
kinds. Priced descriptive Catalogue, graf
is, by mail. Also, Bulbs, Fruit Trees,
Roses, Evergreen. 25 packets Flower or
Garden Seeds, $l.00 by mail.
G. @. The True, Cape Cod Cranberry.
@. best sort for Upland, Lowland, or
Garden, by mail, p" 7aid, 81 perl00, IS per
1000. Wbolesa! analogue to the Trade.
Agents Wanted.
B. M. WATSON, Old Colony Nurser-
les and Seed Warehouse, Plymouth. Mass.
Established 1912.
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TWO RIVERS.
Closing OF School.

Two RIVERS, March IL, 1876.
EDITOR JOuRNAL.--The school at this
place closed on the 10Th inst. with an exhi-
bition and spelling school. The school was
first spelled down by Amos MCGEE, ofWin-
nebago Prairie. Then the pupils alone stood
up, and Miss. Julia Haskill was the lucky
one, thus getting the prize, A. it was to be
given only to member of the school.
The pupils not missing 4 day during the
whole term, three months, we're: Cora
and Charlie Foote, Nathan Simmons,
Philip and John Noe.
- HATTIE L. WOOD,
Teacher,
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The Nooto,llo 1s,,e, nv. that At

Tho nontiosllo 1s~es says that At tho
term Of the District Court held At But.
falo the case of VIM. Desmond, for shoot
ing It H. 4: Gordon, vas continued until
the October term. N. L. Laughton, in
dictsd for shooting his brother Grin, It
Clsarvater, il now on trial, the adjoarned
term having been begun Monday. He is
dsfended By p. L. Gordoa, Of. this city,
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House and Lot for Sale.

A dwelling house with FIVE rooms and
stone cellar; barn on the lot; good we'll of
water near at hand. Will be sold with the
furniture if desired> Is pleasantly loca-
ted on Jefferson avenue. This house, with
the lot on which it stands, will be sold
cheap and possession given May LIST. If
desired, time will be given on part OF The
purchase money. Inquire of
WIN. KRUGEI.
St. Cloud, March 7, 1876. On
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

EP1soopAL-(St. Johns Church. in Lower Town
Services every Sabbath At 1O2 =. m. and II p.
Sunday School At - m. Evening prayer meeting
Fridays at O'Clock. Rev. J. T. Chambers, Rector
BAPr1sT.@Church near second Ravine bridge.
Services every Sabbath At lot q. M and O'Clock p
m. Prayer meeting on Thursday evenings at
O'Clock. Seats free and all are welcome. Rev.W.
Stanley, Pastor. Sunday School at 12m.
MErHoDIsT.- (Church, corner Washington ave
and Chapel street) Services every Sabbath At 1Ol
4. m. and II p. m. Sunday School At IL m. Rev
J. WKleppel, Pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Richmond avenue
Services every Sabbath at 1917 O'Clock A. NJ and
Pm. Sabbath School at 12H. Prayer meeting
Wednesday evening At 7:45. Seats FREQ Special in
vitation extended tostrangers. Eev. EV. Campbell,
pastor.
CoseRsaA1IoNAL CHuRcH.-(south Of Ravine
lridge) Services at lot o'clock am. Sunda,
School 1t 12m. Prayer meeting on Wednesday even
ing ut u O'clock. Rev. &. &. Milton, Pastor
re6idenco with Mr.. C Bridgman in lower town.
Special attention paid to strangers and temporary
wozshipers.
CATHOLIC (Church Of Immaculate Conception
st. Germain street.) Pastor Rev. Benedict Haindl
q. g. B.; Assistant Rev. Alphonso Kuisle, 0. s. B.
Services, week days At 4. m: Sundays, Flint Mass
u .. NJ; High Mass and sermon 1t 10 =. NJ; Yes
PERI 1t p M; Cathechetical instruction at p. m
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'sArx CENTRE.

sAuK CxsTaE, March 81, 1875.
EDITOR JouRHAL;-Ths house Of Mrs..
Dimon, = few miles nottA east Of thi. place,
was destroyed last week " FIRE, caused by
the explosion of = kerosene lamp. Mr..
Dimon saw the flames run inside of the
lamp, and being afraid to blow it out set
the lamp on the floor and left the toom.-
She had hardly closed the door before
THE LAMP EXPLODED,
scattering tho oil all over the room. Near.
" al the contents Of the house were de-
stroyed, with the building. Loss about
500; insured for about $500.
Our Graashopper Legislature would have
done we'll if they had repealed the entire
section Of our statutes relating to kerosene
and other oils. We now have = kind If
stuff that II sold for kerosene that is 80
badly adulterstsd that il will hardly give
any Light, and il just q dangerous ~ kero-
sene that used T. stand the u. s: inspection
At 1l0o, and will al.o freeze 1t 20 above
zero.
THE LYCEVN '.
still maintains it, organization, and draws
large crowds every Monday evening. Our
young men are fast improving and some
day may become brilliant orators.
sLE1aH1Na Is now EXCELLENT,
the best Of the season, and farmers are
availing themselves Of the opportunity to
get their heavy work all done, so that they
will be ready to begin putting in their
crops when spring opens. They are NOV
ing very little wheat, being determined to
hold it until high prices are paid. But
then, you know, they want everything that
they buy At 'tGrange prices" It's poor
rule that won't work both ways. If they
expecttc obtain the highest prices for every
thing theyraise, they must expect to pay
big rates for what they buy, money inclu-
ded.
TRADE Is VERY DULL
here and our merchants are not xetnine
rich very fast. But then these things must
be expected CONC times. Times will prob
ably improve with .Ar coming of real
spring. 49,. C..
NOTICE.
The annual charter eletion for the CITY
Of St. Cloud will occur on
MONDAY, APRIL 3. 1875.
The officers to be electsds are A. fol-
lows. ~
CITY OFFICERS.
A Mayor for the term of one year.
A City Treasurer.
Three City Justices for the term of two
WARD OFFICERS
One Aldermen in each of the respective
Wards, for the term Of three years.
The election will be held 1t the usual
place of meeting in the several Wards, and
the polls opened At 9 A. n, and continued
open until o'clock P. N.
Per order of Common Council.
NATHAN F. BARNES.
City CLERK
g. Cloud, March =, 1875.
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The defalcation offs c. Tennis, Treas
urer Of Cas- county will amount to 81 400.
Hls bondsnsn Are al wealthy Minneapolis
men, and IN action has been brought
against them. Tennis acknowledges that
he used the money, expecting to be able TO
rep lace it before the settlement.
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20 wad some power tho gin 10 gle Us,
To see oursel'S ~ ithers 80 a."

To see 0urSeFS ~ ttheIs go H."
Behold that pale, emaciated figure, with
downcast eye, like some criminal about Ia
meet her fate! See allow and unsteady
step. The pink has left her cheeks and
the cherry her lips. The once sparkling
and dancing eyes are now dull and
expressionless. The once warm, dimpled
hands are now thin and cold. Her beauty
has fed. What has wrought this wonder.
GUS chanIe7 What is that which is lurk.
ing beneath the surface of that once love.
ly form !? Does she realize her terrible con.
dition ? Is abe aware Of tho woeful ap.
pearance she makes? Woman, from hez
very nature, is subject to a catalogue Of
diseases from which man is entirely ex.
empt. Many of these maladies are in
duced by her own earelessnese, or through
ignorance Of the laws Of her being:-:
Again, many female diseases, if properly
treated, might b arrested in their course,
and thereby prove of short duration. They
should not b left to an inexperienced
physician who does not understand
their nature, and is, therefore, incom-
petent to treat them. The importance Of
attending 70 female diseases in their esrli-
eat stages cannot be too strongly urged
For if neglected, they frequently lead TO-
consumption, chronic debility, and often
times to insanity. In all classes of female
diseases, DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription
is without rival. No medicine ha, ever
surpassed it. In 1.-THE Peoples Common
Sense Medical Adviser" of which r. v.
Pierce, NJ. d., Of Buffalo, N. r.. il the
author and publisher, is an extended treat
Use on woman and her diseases. Under
this head, the various affections to which
woman ia incident are carefully oonsider.
ed, actually portrayed, and \ restorative
course of treatment suggested. Every
woman, as she values her life aud health,
should possess = copy Of this valuable
book. If she be diseased, this "Adv;ser"
will show her how she may be restored to
health, and also direct her how she may
ward of many maladies to which she 4
constantly being exposed. Let every suf:
fering woman heed this timely advice and
zee herself a. Others see her. Price of Ad-
wiser $3.50 (poss-paid) to any address.
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4 STATE TEACHERS INSTITUTE

Will be opened At Saint Cloud, April 8, to
continue until April 18th, under the direc-
ton Of Superintendent p. E. Kaiser, assist
ed by regular teachers of the Normal
School at St. Cloud.
1t will be main object to illustrate the
best methods of teaching the primary
branches required in our common schools.
The subject of school organization and
management will be treated in practical
manner for the benefit of teachers whose
experience has been limited.
All teachers in the country owe it ~ a
duty to Themselves and to the State to At
tend this institute.
o---1 -.n h obtained At reduced rates,
and Superintendent Kaiser will be reaa,
to assist any who apply to him for infor-
nation upon this subject.
The Superintendent of Public Instruc-
ton will aim to visit the institute and to
close with 4 lecture on the evening of April
18th. Professor Kiehle, Prot: Kaiser and
perhaps Others will lecture during the pro-
gress Of the Institute, a notice shall be
given.
d. BURT,
Supt. Pub. Inst.
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SEE HERE! SEE aERE!!

Just received At the new clothing store
Of H. q. Mitchell, on Washington avenue,
large and splendid assortment of spring
goods, all fresh from the manufacturers,
including mems, youths and boys suits,
and full line of fornishing goods, all Of
the best material and generally made to or
der, aud in the very latest styles. Also,
hats and caps Of every variety aud style.
All at prices lower than ever before offered
in this market,
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Wanted, at this Office, boy, from Is to
10 years Of age, to learn the printing basi-
ness-one who who means busineaa, has
become thoroughly rested, does not expect
us to make the fires and sweep the odics
while he quietly enjoys his morning pipe,
and who in three months will not BE- pos-
seased with the idea that he can run the
Office without any help on our part. None
other need apply. -~, ~.
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BROCKWAY.

BROCKWAY.
Supervisors-Robert Russell Chairman,
Angus Kennedy, John schultheis.
Clerk-Wm. Gordon.
Tressurer-Appleton Webb.
Assessor-John Schultheis.
Justice-H. B. Smart.
Constables-Wm. Ros, VIM. Caughey
would say that the above officers were
elected by AZ majority. Notwithstanding
George w. Healey's caucus arrangements,
and 200 tickets printed at the Fress Office.
G. L. J..
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ST. MARTIN.

ST. AA6TIN,
Supervisors-M. Slattsry Chairman, L.
Jacobs, D. Lannier.
Clerk-Peter Hahn.
Assessor-Peter Hahn.
Treasurer-Peter Rausch.
Justice-Andrew Nett.
Constables-H. Schafer, W. Meyer.
ROCKVILLE.
experimentation Payns, Chairman,
VIM. Schafsr, Theo. Jacobs.
Clsrk-I. Hansen, Jr.
Treasurer-H. Brinkman.
Assossor-John Ellis.
Constable-N. Schreiner.
LUxEMBURG.
SupeRvisofs-John Loesch. Chairman,
John Yunglee, Mic. Lutgen.
Clerk-Nic. Schreifels.
Treasurer-Nic. Ellen pecker.
Assessor-Peter Lutgen.
Justices-Peter Decker, George Arnold.
MS.
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FOR SALE CHEAP.

One seed-drill and one moving machine.
Or will trade them for horse. Call 1t
THE FOUNDRY,
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WAKEFIELD.

WAKEFIELD.
Supervisors-N. Hansen Chairman, P
Theisen. NJ. Brixius.
Clerk-Peter Myers. .
: Treasurer-Stephen Ethsn.
Asaesaor-N. Ladner.
Justice-Jos. Waltz.
Constable-Nic. Weis. B.
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St. Cloud, March 7, 1876.
FOR SALE.

DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT
on Percy avenue, between Lake and Nor
gan streets. Has good we'll, cistern and
outbuildings. For particulars apply at
Hills Photograph Gallery.
JOSEPH HILL.
St. Cloud, March l, 1876. #
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-Drummen say that Minnesota doesn't
know anything about hard times, ~ com.
pared with other Western States. The
wheat was badly damaged, and the mud il
and has been 20 deep that farmers could
not market what they had, good or bad.
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There 10 to be tri-weekly mail from
Long Prairie to Sank Centre, while from
Long Prairie to Hartford there will be but
one mail per week.
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NAME PRAIRIE.

!. Supervisozs-D. G. Keefe, Chairman, T..
Il. Sticknsy, 8. Young.
Clerk-D. B. Stanley.
Treasurer-Benj. Barrett.
Assseser-A. J. Whitney.
Justices. F. Brown.
Coustable-A. Green.
Mp.
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-Col. King says he expects that Con-
gress will include in the appropriation tor
rivers and harbors something for the Mis-
sissippi river above the Falls, 'abut If this 10
done the appropriation must be used for
that purpose and that alone" just a. it
should be.
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BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
! =. = 49, - -" : - ; -
81. CLOUD. March 81, 1877

ST. CLOUD, March 81, 1876.
EXTRA sEss1ox.-Resess: J. H Owen
Chairman, n. Keepers, Peter Hahn, J. r.
Hammered and IL. Getty. .
The application. Of Peter Mclaughlin
! for road damage by St. Wendlen and
Brockw.y county road was rejected.
Nicholas Keeper was appointed instead
of Thomas Hoey, a committee to report on
the $50 appropriation for the spunk Brook
bridge.
On motion of J. P. Hammered, the vote
whereby 500 was Appropriated the town
of Wakefield for the Sank River bridge,
was reconaidered. J. H. Owen and J. P.
Hammered made report on the repairing
Of the Sank River bridge At Cold Spring,
| aud $40 was allowed the town Of Wake
Geld, to be paid on Tho report Of Hsa'rs.
Hammered and Owen. OK s:''s
! The application Of VIM. Muller, Of the
town of Luxumburg, for relief and aid Of
sick child, was referred to Commissioner
Hammered. -:.
! Tho bond Of Deputy Coroner NJ. Gas
pard was fixed At 81 900. Bond accepted
and approved.
J.B. bearing was allowed $4.60 to pay
his personal property tax in the city Of st.
| Cloud.
The application Of N. Maurin for pay
! ment for board of John Thorne, was re-
| iected.
Mrs. Morris Guderumth was allowed
SIS for relief:
The application of G. 6chramsr for pub
| Lie relief was referred 70 Mr.. Owen.
Adjourned. =.
WxpxzsDAr.-The' petition Of E. E.
! Won... and others to attach the remainder
Of Sec. n, T. 122, r. %, to District No. 80
was accepted. -.
The application of g. Pegatschnick for
clothing for his: children was referred to
Mr.. Keepers. .'><,
| The application for IN abatement of one
half of interest on John Zimmers proper.
ty was rejected. ss~
The following school district petitions
! were granted:
w. Newman to be attached to No. Fl.
Jacob Genger to be detached from No.
| Il and attached to No. Is.
T. Frederick to be. detached from Dis
trict No. 10 and ,ttached to No. 9.
John Loesch, to Districts Nos. 81 and
los. -
n. Klinker, I'd BE- detached from No. "A
and attached to No. 81.
Casper Baier, to be detached from No.
IS and attached to No. SO.
The report of Mssars. Owen aad Ham
| merel on Sank River bridge (W.ite's) Wa
| accepted.
The application OF Frank Derling and
| others for support of family of W. selby
vas rejected.
Peter Thielman was allowed 800 per
year for boarding and washing for w.
Philips, payable monthly, beginning Jan.
! q, 1876.
Fred Kramer was allowed 1870 from
poor fund towards paying taxes.
The application Of John Obermiller for
road damage was rejected.
The application of Wolfeang Yankee for
relief was referred to Mr.. Keepers.
N. Haason, of Cold Spring, and John
Schafer Of LIE Sank was appointed com.
| mittes to appraise school lands.
The application Of JOS. Jones for relief
! wes referred to:J. P. Hammered.
The application Of Mrs. Buoles for re.
| lief was referred to Mr.. Owen.
The petition Of c. Bridgeman and 9th"
ers for change Of county road was reject
| cd.
The County Treasurer was paid $38.15
on account of F. Metzner for furniture
! told. to be placed 10 poor fund:
n. Koeniug was allowed $40 for 10 srd
Of F. Nstznef. 49,
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roWx ,ll.iclTI1xos OF MARCH u, ,s7s.
,portod by "Journal" Correspondents
PAYNEsvILLE.

PAYNESvILLE.
Supervisors-Samuel p. Roach. Chair.
man, John Baitinger, w. p. Bennett.
Clerk-Albert Z. Bugbie.
Treasurer-Edward D. Gale.
Assessor-J. Fl. Boylan.
.Iustice-J. L. Brady.
Whit rhas just fairly set in here, and
We have any amount Of snow. Roads are
pretty badly blockedup. People who have
been waiting for snow to do their haul
ing are too,veN supplied now. ]. w. D..
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The Good Tsmplars have issued their
programme for their entertainment Tues.
day evening, March 18th. It IL sxesllent-
y naads nP. and includes drama, . farce.
sasnsss Of tablsaux, souss, &c. Do not
~ 70 20. Ticksss, 50 cents sad god ssata
far ALL
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PLOWSi PLOWsl FLOWS!

In order TO accommodate all our customers
We have added to our large stock of plows
Of our manufacture, . full supply Of the
celebrated "Moline" and Minneapolis
"Monitor" plows. Call at
THE FOUNDRY.
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Indian Agent Stowe writes that he
does not know Of any way Of compelling
the Chippewa Indians, who go roaming
through the country, to remain upon their
reservation. If that is 30, a way should
be found.
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The Denison, Texas, 0essss says of 4
yong man who, recently went from st.
Cloud to the Lone Star State: "Charley
Fillmore il receiving and shipping clerk
NJ, K. 4 T. Ry.. and likes Denison better
than any place he ever was in-will prob.
~ marry "una settle down." Good fox
Charley! ,.,,o1
Mr. u. Geear, Of Maine Prairie.
last October, th.king he could do
better than live in Minnesota, removed
with his family to Wintsr,et, Iowa. After
trying 1t for six months, with ickness, A.
most no work At any price, poor water and
mud Ense-desp everywhs re, he came back
lat Friday, 10 stoy, satis6ed that Minnesot.
IL the very best place yet. He says times
are very hard; that there is little or no
work, the very best mechanics being COM
PEELED = saw wood in order to live; tia
the amount of sickness Is frightfnl; that
the mud i 20 deep that he has frequently
seen two powerful horses taxed to their Ut
most to draw IN empty wagon; and that he
wants no more Iowa in his. The man who
leaves Minnesota expecting to find better
county and better times, makes = great
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