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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1876-03-23

-Nonday evening the confectionery
and grocery store of A. w. Dennis was
closed under IN attachment gotten out by
Miner 4 HcCarty, confectionery house Of
st. Paul. Mr.. Dsnnis's i'll fortune il gsner-
ally regretted.
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OBTAN1M9 GooDs UNDER FAIsE PRE-
zNcrs.-A popular and we'll known citi.
zen. Of Sank Rapids, stepped into Boyd's
grocery store yesterday afternoon with a
borrowed baby, passi.s'it of as his only
child The good natured grocer admired
IL little creature, patted il under the chin
and loaded it down With oranges. apples,
nuts and candy. Two hours later thebusus
father, minus the baby, was moving around
his native village peddling the same goods
- greatly reduced prices, making about SO
esnss BY the operation. For further par
ticulazs enquire Of Our Ben"
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According Il. tia Meas the Town slsc-
ton At Elk River Last week was regular
t'vox popvi vo1 Der affair. :

Camilla Urso is to perform in all the
principal cities of our Stale, excepting
Saltwater. She hadn't ought to "erP "a"
-Ss;llssater Gazette.
Fiddle-de-doe!
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ST, CLOUD TOWN.

ST. CLOUD TOWN.
= III. following corrections in last weeRa
report are furnished by Mr.. +. Goszgsr,
Town Clerk:
Treasurer-B. Kifmeye3.
Justice-Ed. Doerner.
ConstAble-John Bromenahenkle.
ST. wendell.
Supervisors-M. Barrett, Chairman; N
Tysen, J. Rassier.
Town Clerk-D. Galema.
Assessor-M: Ethen.
Treasurer-H. Nerengarten.
Justice-D. Galema.
Constable-C. Crever.
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+ ypznsouAI.-N,. D. G. Kssfs, Chairuan
| OF lie Maine Prairie Board :of sapsfvi,-
ON favored ~ with . call Monday.
Mr.. D. A. Hoyt, live merchant Of
the same place, ditto.
Prof. r. n. schooner, Of Luxumburg.
vas in town yesterday.
Mr.. NJ. r. Noel returned Tuesday from
trip Eastward. - 2
Mr.. Carl Herberger, Of Albany, was in
town yesterday.
M. L. A. Ebert is now located At New
Richmond, Wis.
Mr.. Jos. Kramer, Of Albany, was in
town yesterday. = ~
Cold Spring was represented Monday by
Nsaars G. Bu.s, Jr.: and John Kray.
Mr.. James Carlisle returned Saturday
foun visit - An old home. Worcester,
Aaes. %@s&-s y"
US. Mar,hal Owens came up Nond.y,
and made little szssssion out 70 Fair
Havsn-just 70 zee how deep the NEW was,
yoa hev. r~a =
Mr.. J. K. Neyss, of Fair Haven, DURING
. call Monday informed Us that the peo'
PIE Of that town and Maine Prairie almost
unanimously condemned theaction Of Mr.
ss;nch6eld in voting agsinst the Normal
School bill. 49,
Mr.. Jane G. Swisshelm and daugh.
ter, and Mis- Jennie 6. Mitchell, Of thi.
city, expect to sail from New York, April
lot, in the steamer Egypt, for Europe, where
they will make an extended stay. They
will 20 almost Immediately to Leipsie
where they will remain for some time.
NJ. G.. F. Powell returned Monday
from trip through the South, which in
Guided &. Louis, various parts Of Ksu-
tucky and Tennessee, Mobile, New Or
leans, Galveston, Dallas and other points
worth visiting. He saw the Hon. c. T.
Stearns At Mobile, and Mr.. G. F. Brott
It New Orleans, beaides . number Of old
g. Cloudites in Texas and elsewhere.
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-An entertainment il g b. given At
Fair Haven this evening for tho benefit
Of The Good Tsmplars. The drama, ''Tsn
Nights in . Bar Room" will be given, IL
20 dialogues, tablsauz, etc.
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FAIR HAVEN.

experimentation W. Goodspeed
Chairman, J. G. Smith, L. Beldin.
Clerk-R. NJ. Vaudervoort,
Treasurer-W. Cooper.
Assessor II. Baldwin.
u Liquor lieense-For, !6; against, ~.
q. n. r.
F: A. w.
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HOLDING.

supervisors-Thos. Hcey, Chairman,
Casper Fuchs, 8. Ramey.
Clerk-R. Holding.
Assessor-Chas. Warner.
Teasurer-Henry Sand.
Justlce-R. Holding.
Constables-F. H. Baker, w. ". Ward.
SUBSCRIBER.
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SOCIETIES.

NORTH STAR LODGE A. F. l. A. h.-Regula
Meetings on the second and fourth Mondays IL
each month.
J.E WING, W.M.
J. BIoGKRsTATF, Sec'y.
DIAMOND LODGE No. 1o4, TO- ofG. T.-Regula
meetings every Tuesday evening at O'Clock.
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The owner Of the dark fur cape LEFT It
the Normal School the evening Of the Last
reception can obtain it BY calling At this
Office.
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AVON.

supervisors- John Brake6eld, Chair
man NJ. Reinhart, T. Keeper and r.
Greenlo (the vote on the two latter being =
tie.)
Clerk. Schneider.
Treasurer 8. Keepers.
Assessor-N. 3. Keppera
Justice Murphy.
Constable-P. Krevel.
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JAMES CARLISLE.

D%Town Clerks will bear in mind thai
they can be supplied At The JOURNAL Of
flee with Town blanks of all kinds, the
Township Manuals. Town books, etc. Or
ders by mail promptly filed.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1876-03-23

The ladies society of the Prssbyterian
church will meet with Mn. Prof. Kiehle
Tomorrow afternoon.
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Go 70 Dennis for your groeerier.

Millinery 1t cost for the next twenty
days, At Mrs. K&mp's.
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Lat week . number Of the farmers in
t1s tovnahip turned ont and made "bss''
70 haul granite from the east-aids quarriss
fos the foundation Of The new Presbyterian
church. To-day they ale engaged again
In the same good work. Col. Todd, who
knows how to do the right thing, takea
them in to dinner. Well done, all around
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SPRING HILL.

suPervisors.-N. Hennen, Chairman, G.
Stallberg, J. P. Krebsbach.
Clerk-Henry J. Emnel.
Treasurer-N. Weber.
Assesser-A. stallbsrger.
Justics-M. J. Hogan.
Constables-M. Eli, John v inter.
III. J.E.
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LAKE HENRY.

Supervisors-John Kramer Chairmau,
Mic Longer, Mic jaeger.
Clefk-M. Hemmisch,
Treasurer-M. Kramer.
Assessor-A. Wendlen.
Justico-A. Wendlen.
Constable-N. Gross.
NH.
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"A number of persons went from this
city toeauk Rapids to attend the concert siv-
sa atthat place Friday evening. Ali felt we'll
repaid. The singing in the main w.s quite
8ood-solos, duets, trios, quartettes and cho-
roses-so were the instrumental pieces,
and Mr.. Leavitt's bugle solos were hear.
tily applaudsd.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1876-03-23

The cheapest and handsomest spring
overcoats ever brought to town, at H. z
Aitehelrs clothing store.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1876-03-23

7 All customers having baskets Of mine
(~th or without my naane on), win please
return the same forthwith.
49, 6. II. PARSONS.
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omc1al Paper Of the City,
NOTICE.

CT. Cumming, Esq., Of Clearwater, is
our authorized agent to receive subsczip-
tions for The JOURNAL at Clearwater,
Lyndeu and Clear Lake.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1876-03-23

There may be many larger post Offices
in the country than the st. Cloud Office,
but there are none where greater pains are
taken to accommodate the public.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1876-03-23

The chorus rehearsal for Mr.. Rhys's
concert, will take place At the Methodist
church on Saturday evening, At Y o'clock
sharp. Mr.. Rhys hopes to ses oil the
sipgesy on hand.
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SAUK CENTRE.

suPervisors-C. Truman, Chairman, F.
Borgeman, L. NJ. Tomasou.
Clerk-E. P. Barnum.
Treasurer-Ira NJ. Carpenter.
AssessOr-J. D. Carr.
Justice-L. L. West.
Constable-H. A. Boobar. -H1raM.
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All persons owing me are invited to
step up to the Captains Office and liqui'
date, or Ishall be compelled to fail for
$lO0, 900, more or less. 1want funds.
s. H. PARSONS.
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Mr.. E. Cross, of this place, has en-.
gagged to build cheese factory At Sauk
Rapids.
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Team Harness $50 & 80; Light Single
do, >ls. Harrison 4 Knight Minueapo-
liz. '
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Mr.. L. D. Woodmansee, father of Mr..
B. D. Woodmansee, formerly of this place,
il to take charge of the track Of the Still
water Driving Park Association
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WANTED.-A girl to do houswork in .
family of three persons- Inquire At this
o@ee, x;
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At Curt grocery store you can Al"
ways buy ~ cheap ~ At any other store in
town, and the best quality of family gro
ceries. Try and zee.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1876-03-23

1T il understood that select masquer-
ade party will be given At the West House
after Lent.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1876-03-23

-3sntS scarf, bows and neckties, Ia
test styles, fancy and plain, At H. z. Mitch
elPs cheap clothing Store,
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20. o. Hines knows how it feels to
have the end Of finger squeezed of by
the running gear of 4 wagon.
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ZION

Supervisors-J. Behr Chairman, J. Mehr,
A. Schultz.
Clerk-N. johannes.
Assess0r-M. Heisler.
Treasurer-F. Wendland.
Justicee-M. Heisler, David Moede.
Constables-E. Becker, August Schultz.
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NOTICE TO WALK Up.

All persons indebted to E. Cross are r.
qussted to call and settle before the LIT of
April, y he Is going to leave st. Cloud.
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ALBANY.

supervisors-Carl Jumper Chairman,
John Auer, P. Obermiller.
Clerk-F. Weitzel.
Treasurer I. Obermiller.
Assessor--G. Winner.
Justice. Herbereer.
Csnstable-Peter Emm.
" nc.
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St Cloud will have An

st. Cloud will have IN opportunity to
lead off in woman suffrage in Minnesota.
Women can now vote on all matters per-
tanning to schools, and the first election Of
this kind in the State since shs passage Of
The law will be that in the new independ-
snt district in this city next Saturday, March
IS. 6ud5agists, turn out
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THE MORTAL TEACHERS AS DIS
CIPLINARIAN1,


A correspondent At this place in COM
nunioation to the St. Paul Pioneer-P ress-
says: II have visited from first 70 last =
thousand schools, in county which proba-
bly, outside Of Winona county, sends more
students 70 that school then any other !;
and being best acquainted with the school
l can speak most confidently Of its inAu-
ouee
I'm word, then, ny conclusions hav.
been just the opposite Of your oorrsspond-
eats. As rule, 1 have found them sue
cesful, especially in discipline. I
have seen them in county and graded
schools, among Americans aud foreigners,
and I have BEEN seldom disappointed in not
finding orderly, we'll informed, and enthu-
aiastic. There have been the differences
and failures which reasonable people ex-
pect from such diversiiy4sf eircumstan-
CO., - immature judsemaAh Of teachers and
uncomfortable children, and qusrrelsoms
districts, yet their influence has been, on
the whole, most creditable to their
training. Indeed, should ask no more
agreeable task then to test this question
BY the experiment Of giving up all the
schools Of the county for FIVE years to
normal teachers alone taking them just
~ they come from the schools.
"Of course, it is not designed to claim
everything for normal graduates, nor de-
ny that many leave the normal school
who prove by their lack of energy, their
lack Of good sense and 6rmness Of charac-
icy, that they should never have entered
it; but it il to show that the experience Of
one il very different form that Of the i'd
YocatA' ata.
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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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The Congregational sociable will meet
With Mr.. G. 1. Porter Friday evening.
Chzsdss aud good time generally. All
An invited
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The Rev. 81. s. Hilton, pastor Of tie
N. Z. Church At Duluth, and recently Of
tAiG city, Wa presented with $135 ct . 20
cisble last week.
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M1NNEAPOLIS's JEALOUSY OF u
CLOUD.


The nomination of member of congress
to'succeed Col. King il now being talked
Of, and st. Clond, it is intimated, il doing
considerable talk in her own behalf The
st. Cloud men do not like Averill, they
sold him out too fagrantly in his contest
vi tn Bill King; they have not succeeded
in fixing thinsswith DR.. Stewart, and the
Minneapolis men will be used Is q kind Of
leverage, whereby they will try to get
some kind of a foothold for = candidate of
their own, OF some slice Of patronage in
some other way. She St. Cloud politicians
show IN astonishing facility for compro-
missing. They would drop q local candi.
date for Congress any day for guaranteed
control of the land Office and the land
sales of the district-Minneapolis Ma,l.
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Il. G. Worthington, lately of the firm
Of Simmons l. Worthington, Little Falh,
has returned to his old home at Pittsaeld,
Ill.
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Mis- Lettie Nelson Johnston, Of Win
nsbago Prairie, has sent u two whopping
hens eggs. The largest measures 81 st
inches and weighs 81 ounces. The other
il but trife smaller. They are the pro-
duction Of : Buff Cochin hea, which l.ys
IN ess Of this sort about once day when
4shs feels good natursd and the fies an not
too .iIoublGooans.
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Mr.. C. NJ. Doughty, who had been
confined to the house by sickness, was able
to be out and around again Yesterday.
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Our st. Paul correspondent, F. NJ. g.,
sends 10 the following item: "After the
late storm, while Z snow plow was cleaning
. side track At Rice's Point, one Of tho en-
ployees Of the Lake Superior and Miss,s-
sippi r. r., named Lewis johnson, was in
stantly killed bythe. plow coming in con-
tact with ,obstruteious on the track which
were buried under the anew. No blame il
attached to any one connected with the road.
-Last Friday NJ, St. Pasrick's day, and
- such We duly Observed by . number Of
themost prominent Sons Of Erin in our
city. In the evening * Mayor Boyd, HIM
self direct from the county Of Cork, gave .
supper in honor Of The day. In. the pro.
cession we,s noticed such distinguished
1rishmsn ~ Michael Collins, Of Tipper.ry {;
Patrick Bradford, Of B.lys.z; Timothy
Spencer, of Donneybrook Teddy Austin,
Of Kilkenny; Dsanis OKins,bury, of
Dublin and Others, each with . green rib
bon in his hand and 4 spris Of shillalah
tied in the button hole of his coat. They
had perfectly ileeant time.
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At Boyds yoa can get
10 pounds of lightest Brown Sugar$1 90
10 pounds Of New Prunes for....... l 90
10 pounds Of English Currants...... l 90
10 pounds Of Best Rice............. 90
10 pounds of Pearl Barley.......... 90
two pound can Peachcs............ Is
two pound can Cove Oyster... Is
2pounds Kinks full weight imperial
Soap..................... Is
Best fresh Oysters, per can........... IS
The above goods are CT the best quality
and can be bought at the foregoing prices
At Boyd's Cash Store.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
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POSTAGE The postage on pa.
the Office Of publication. All subscribers
to The JOURNAL living outside of Stearns
eounty should remember to remit Is cents
with their subscription for one year, or 10
eents for six mouths, to pay the postage.
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Oranges, only five cents apiece, At
DENNIs's.
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Saturday evening the postponed leap.
year sleighing party came of: Some ten
or dozen couples filed large sleigh Of
Herbert's and had jolly time. Hot
bricks were provided for The gentlemen's
feet, and an extra shawl to wrap around
each one. and it IL remarkable how much
arranging and exing and keeping to place
the wrappinss Of theegentlsmen did re-
quire. Occasionally. / small soft hand
would creep into 9sntlsman's nu6; and
would you believe it3-the timid, blushinx
youth would not have the heart to ask that
it should be removed After !. pleasant
drive, the party returned to tho Wet
House, where the young ladies had
ordered an oyster supper, gotten up
in Col. Todd's best style, which Wa duly
attended to-ths young men trying to be
':lady-like" and eat just - little ~ thsy
could. One or two gentlemen declined the
invitation to ride, because their INA" did
not approve, or because they feared il might
not be "select" enough.
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-Prunes, currants, hominy and Salt
Lake peaches, "as good a. they make
'em" anywhere, at
q n pApaorsSa
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Thu n. E, churchawss crowded TO it,
utnest capacity s.bb.t1: evening, vi nthe
sabbaeA scheel eoncsrtswss given. The
little tolks did admiralty. One Of the
features Of the evening v,ssa Bible read
ing, and those who heard it were able to
obtain some idea Of the exeellency Of the
entertainment in preparation for April Sd.
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moline" and Minneapolis "Monitor"
plows for sale at
THE FOUNDRY.
For prices that compare favorably
with those Of any store in town, 30 to
s. II, PARsoNs's.
-Cove oysters, ten cents per can, At
DENNn'A
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THE FOUNDRY,

Moline" and Minneapolis Monitor
plows for sale 1t
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AeThe Circulation OF The Journal 10
DOUBLE that Of Any other Paper Publish
sh0d In Northern Minnesota. Advertiser
should remomh~r Ahls.
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The Presbyterian Sabbath School will
give = concert next Sabbath evening. The
exercises will include brief review of the
lessons Of the last quarter.
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--"Moline'' and Minneapolis IN onltor
plows for sale At
THE FOUNDRY,
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See the advertisement of the spring
term of Carleton College.
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Our citizens will bear in mind the en-
tsrtainment to be given At the Hall Mon
day evening. April Sd, BY the ladies of the
Methodist church. The pieces to be pre-
sented are in rehearsal, and no pains will
Be spared to make this one of the pleas
antest entertainments of the season.
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The snow storm came to IN end
Thursday night The weather IL warm and
the heavy body Of snow on the ground 4
rapidly settling and the roads are broken
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-Wesupplied our Subscribers Tuesday
with . supplement containing the general
laws passed by the last legislature. This
supplement il valuable and should be care
fully preserved.
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L e WING

}. e. WING,
Dealer in -four, feed and grain. The bes|
grades of -four constantly on hand and al
as low prices as at any place in the city
Inthe ''Mills" building, St. German street.
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"A movement has been made looking
toward he establishing, by the G,angers,
Of . cooperative store ut Fair Haven.
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Mr.. Gilman has obtained from the
sserstsry Of State certified copy Of the
6rst section Of the bill relating to the St.
Cloud School District, showing it just - it
was when introduced, with any interlinea-
lions that might have been made, and tho
copy 10 the same - the section published last
week, showing that it was not altered after
coming" into Mr. G.'s hands. It is careless:y
drawn up, a. relating 70 Who shall be en-
etaasd to vote, but We do not aPPrehend
that any trouble will arise On this account.
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-Stsarns county will 81 entitled 10 nine
delegates in the Independent Anti-Monop-
olist State Convsnt,on to be hold 1t Ovation.
m March 18th and twelve in the Dem
ocrasic- Republican Conveotion to be hold
It st. Paul June let. The call for the
Republican Convention has not yet been
publiahed. s,:a-s
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go tons of Bran for.
sale by Lewis Clark.
See notice Of city election.

"A likely young Shoemaker has located
At Maine Prairie. Cory-ect.
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-Means. John Cooper and Ole Peter
son started from here, just before the snow
storm, in two-horse express wagon. They
were caught At Litch6eld, from which place
they drove through to Sank Centre one day,
their horses being sometimes almost lost to
sight in the snow drifts. They are in
clined to think that the next time they 20
sleishriding it won't be on wheels.
The town election at Maine Prairie on
the 18th had special significance in one
particular At least that Of the choice of
Town Clerk. Mr.. Stinchfeld had held
that office for several years, and was on
hand early this time ~ = candidate for re-
election, but his vote against the Normal
School killed him dead - last years
nacksrel, and he was Counted out" This
shows what the sentiment of his ne,ghbozs
il regarding his action on the Normal
School bill.
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-Hurrah' for Christmas!
When will this thing end?
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Call and go the splendid line Of scarf,
at 81. z. Mitchell's clothing store. :.

-Aolins' and Minneapolis "Monito1''
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THE FOUNDRY.