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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1876-05-18
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Reported soeekly expressly for The JOURNAL
BY John Zapp, Esq.,, Register Of Deeds.

For tho Week ending Nay Is, 1876.
John H Dennis and wife to Peter
Stafford for 9 IL lot 16 in Oakland
Cemetary .................. : !
Trustees ST P &PRR Co to Michael
Unterstander and George Stranger
for NV IA NV IA S~29 T l25 r
Trustees LIST Div St P&PR RCo
to Michael Nehrine for sw IA Sc
IA 8 % T l23 r 90 w.......... "a
Rdwin G Litchfield and wife, toDB
Searle for NV IA 3 + 123 r 33w 80
James L Sphinx and wifesto Lillian 3
Sphinx for lot bl in Robbins &
Mendenhalls add to Sank Centre Is
William Mccullough and wife to
John Wuertz for sw IA 8 % T
l23 R 80 w.................. 81
John Curtice and wife to Alonzo and
Mary Greenman for sw IA ne IA
S18T 125 R IS w.............. Sc
Henry A Dimon and wife to James
L Robbins for Sc IL S IS T l27 R
John c Parker and wife to Barbara
Mickey for lot 5 blk Is in Robbins
&Mendenhall's add to Sank Gen.
IRE: .'::....'..'''' on
Joseph Zeis and wife to Simon
Groetsch for 1-2S 2 T 125 r 31w 81
Joseph Moscbe and wife to Lambert
Hess for e3 net and part nw4 net
sec 8 + 1923 r 32w $1,5t
First Div St P & PR r Co to Mich.
ael Moliter for mel net sec 19T
123 r 29w $2$
Michael Moliter. to Matthias. Molitor ! !
for nj net sec 10 T 123 & 29w SIS:
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Mr.. E. Henry Fairchild, of st. Paul {,
while driving in buggy from Alexandria
to Morris, was thrown out violently by the
horses running away, breaking bis leg
above the ankle. He was taken to Morris
and Afterwards to st. Paul. but mortifica-
ton set in and he died last Friday night.
For some years he was connected with
shelaon's agricultural warehouse, and was
we'll known in this city. =,
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:.sYINDICAToR'' ANALHzED.
SAuK CENTRE, May Is, Is

0AUA NENItS6, my ~ AoSVs
EDITOR JoURNA1.-Our embryo city
was thrown into = great state Of excitement
on the arrival Of the ''G1eat Family Paper
The JOURNAL, of the 18th inst. The csy
went up from the highways, the byways,
and the housetops. Who Is "Vindicator"?
Who among US has the ponderous intellect
capable of originating, creating and enc
mating such a:production ~ appeared in
the columns of The JOURNAL of tho
above date, overfths signature Of "Vindi-
cator"? 1t was claimed by some that the
author was not native to the manor born;
that Sank Centre had no native talent that
could conceive and bring forth such
literary efusisn; that the author was i'm
ported from New Munich or some other
large (?) town, or that he enjoyed some A.
finity with your correspondent &C.,. who
is considered imported stock. These ideas,
however, must have originated with some
one DESTROYS of injuring the fair fame of
our young city.
But, seriously, your correspondent "Vin-
dicators was guilty Of = most gross and ma
licious Misrepresentation by insinuating
that there was mock trial in the case
against Gruber, or that the attorneys in the
case in any way connived at his acquittal.
1t is not necessary for me to vindieats our
worthy magistrate, Mr.. West for he is too
we'll known known to be affected in any way
by this wilful, untrue and uncalled-for 1t.
tack of your correspondent on his official
conduct in this case. And ~, to. the insin-
uation that there was any connivanoe be-
tween tho attorneys in the case, is absolute
ly and VIGOROUSLY untrue, and if "Vindi-
Gator" knew anything about the case, Is
he 80 loudly protested, he knew it to be
false. And in this connection might add
that it is we'll for him that he did not make
| these statements over his true name. He
reminds me forcibly of Lord Byron's criti-
| cism on the anonymous writer of verse
abiding to him and others:
1.-THE modest bard, like many bard unknown,
Rhymes on our names but wisely hides his own,
Yet, who eer he be- to say no W0rse
1t has been suggested by some that it
will be necessary to send this young
and brainy author, who writes up Sank
Centre, over 90 many aliases, for THt
JOURNAL, to the cooper shop to be hoped,
or to the tin shop to be trepanned, in order
to save him for further usefulness. Sank
Centreltes are not disposed to monoPolize
so much talent, but are willing that poster
lty and the outside world should share with
them. AT. STOREY.
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MIR. Bristow has received . kind
and iudicious letter from Mr.. Beecher.
"If," he writes, "You have ever
written = letter to that Mary Merritt,
forget all about it. and if you have
any of herr, burn them At once and
don't remember anything you can pos
sible forget. L know how to sympa'
thize with you II have bean there
and If you ihould need IN advisory
council let me know
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Choice Flower and Garden Seeds.
STRAWBERRIES AND PEACHEs.

New 8oFfs by Mail.
Plants of the newest and finest improved
sorts, carefully hacked and prepaid By
mail. Ny collection Of Strawberries took
the first premium for the best Collection,
At the great show of the Mass. Horticul-
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
10, by mail. Also, Bulbs, Fruit Trees,
Roses, Evergreen. 25 packets Flower or
Garden Seeds, $l.0O by mail.
@. @. The True, Cape Cod Cranberry
@. best sort for Upland, Lowland, OF
Garden, by mail, prepaid, 81 per 100, s. per
1000. Wholesale Catalogue to the Trade.
Agents Wanted.
B. n. WATSON, Old Colony Nurser.
eE and Seed Warehouse, Plymouth. Mass.
Established 1912.
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BOYD's CORNER.

Seed corn, warranted to grew, $500
per bushel, at Boyd's.
-Crockery, Tampa, yellow ware, Rock
ingham and stene ware, at Boyd's.
For the best goods at the lowest prices,
60 to Boyd's.
For oil cake, oil meal and garden seeds.
go to BoYd's.
Hams, shoulders, lard and potatoes at
Boyd's.
Port Byron and shakopee lime, cement.
plaster and hair, at Boyd's. 49,
Illinois Hungarian grass seed, the beat.
ever brought to this market, at Boyd's.
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TOWN CLERKS.

The attention of town clerks IL called to
our list Of town and road blanks, ~ shown
in the printed list ON the fourth page. We
have . complete assortment, including clerk.
minutes for town meeting, : nav blank
and one that every clerk should send: toc.
All orders'by nail prompsly 6lled - z'@'
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Lime and Salt for sale
by Lewis Clark.

Mrs. Davis has renewed her millinery
establishment to J. G. Hubers building ON
Warrington avenue, south Of The Post Of
fec, whns shs offen large stock Of new
md fashionable millinery goods. She in
!ites . call from The ladies' Of st. Cloud and
vicinity, and Offers her goods At 1enazka-
bly, Low figures. -
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MINNESOTA AND HER RESOURCES.

The wonderful progress of agri-
culture in the Northwest during the
last quarter Of = century, may be
gathered from the fact that in Min.
nesota, according to reliable statistics,
where in 1850 only 5000 acres were
under cultivation, and the production
was !, 400 bushels Of wheat, 5000 Of
corn, and 10000 Of oats, there were,
in 1876, 2,816,413 acres under cul.
tivat,on, and the products aggregated
81, AIS, 900 bushels of wheat, Is, 775.-
900 of oats, 100000 Of corn.-Chi'
oago Prairie F7mer.
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PREPARE FOR STORMS,

Just received, At n. z. Aitchells cloth
ing store, full line Of mems rubber
clothinx, embracing coats, hoods, iegRins
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SECOND ARRIVAL OF SPRING GOODS

Just received at III. z. Mitchelps cash
clothing store, another large supply Of
mems, youths and boys spring suits o.
every..variety and style. Also, furnishing
goods, hats and caps to suit the season, al
handsome and good, and at heretofore-un.
heard.Of low prices. -.
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XIV 1GILIINERH GOODS,

Mn. N. C. Kemp hasjast received new
stock Of millinery goods ofthe latest styles
to which abe invites the attention Of the
ladies Of St. Cloud and vicinity. Prices
to suit The times Store next door to E
CurtiSs, Washington avenue.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1876-05-18

-Messrs. Henry Disston & Sons,
Of Philadelphia, Pa, once said that
they would sell American saws in
Sheffield, England, and they have
carried out their determination BY
filing orders received for small lots,
while orders from Liverpool, Eng
land, for quantities up to 100 dozen,
have bean filed BY them. They
have received IN order for saws fof
Japan, the japanese work man hav.
ing infinitely examined tho temper
and quality Of the steel. This order
has BEEN followed by one for 1900
plane bits.-Manrtaetare's' Ihod<
Journal.
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NOTICE.

A sp,ei.l meeting Of St. Cloud Hook &
Ladder Co. No. l will be held On Saturday
evening, Nay 10th, At 8 o'clock, at the
Office of L. w. Collins, st. Cloud. A full
attendance is requested. :'i
L. A. EVANS, .
Foreman.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1876-05-18

TO CoNsultERs.-It costs you but = tri6e
more to buy full pound Of D. B. DeLand
4 Co.'S Best Chemical SaL1atxs, than 1t
does other kinds that azs very crude or
badly adultsrated. For sale 1t Boyd's.
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THREE MORE EASTERN MANU- &C
TORIES DOWN.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, May H.
The johnson Graham Manufactur
ing Co., of North Adams, failed to-
day, with heavy liabilities, throw
ing two hundred hands out of work.
MANCHESTER, N. H., May 15.-
The Manchester print mills shut down
Saturday for an indefinite time, ow.
ing to the low price Of cottons. Five
hundred hands are thrown out Of
work.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, May 15.-
The Breakshire wooden company, Of
Great Bennington, failed for $400, 900.
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SOCIETIES.

NORTH STAR LODGE A. F. 4 A. M.-Regulsr
Meetings on the second and fourth Mondays II
each month,
J.E. WING, W.M.
J. BIGGKRsTAFF, Secy.
DIAMOND LODGE No. 1O4, 10. Of G.. Irregular
meetings every Tuesday evening At o'clock.
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FOR SALE CHEAP.

A dwelling house and lot, centrally 10
cated.
Also, = two-story building, 22x66. s.,
inquire Of
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A large lot Of wall paper, newest styles
and al qualities, just received At Ress'a
book store. Call and examine before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
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Mr.. Frank Fairchild arrived in town
yesterday, for the purpose of attending the
wedding of Mr.. II. n. Timme. Mr.. Fair
child il located in st. Cloud, and likes the
place, and he thinks the people like him
better than they did when he 6rst dropped
in upon them.-i&. Paul Ro1eer-F ress and
Ifibuae.
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no, FOR THE CENTENNIAL.

Call Il H. z. Mitchelps clothing store
and get one Of those handsome linen or
alpaca busters before going to the Centen-
NAL.
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CHIT I(NIAL NEWS.

Go to Mr.. Thomas, where you can
buy . bsttsr hat for the money than At
my other place in The city. Stamping
done 70 order. Mn. L. L. Jackson'a
Dress Guide for sale.
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douglas county is going 10 have =
court house, 60 feet lonehby t3s fset wide,
Ill for three thousand four hundred and
fifty dollars. Cheap enough.
Times, ::
That. b.c.u.. . ~. cloud firm, M.ssrs.
Raymond and Owen, is to buildit. When
good work Is wanted, cheap, tho place to
come for it IL to st. Cloud.
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JAMES CARLISLE.
ruRs, FURs,

The highest market price in cashpai for
fnrs, At H. z. Mitchell's Clothing Store
Call ON him before selling your furs.
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POSTAGE The pe.. pat: = 81 o. =. ::
the Office of publication. All subscribers
to THE Journal living outside Of seearus
county shosld remember 70 remit Is cents
with their subscription for one year, or 10
cents for six months, to pay the postage.
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WALL RARER.

Parties whs intend doing any papering
His spring should call 1t W. L. Rossnberx-
s@s bookstore, where they will find the
largest assortment in the city. All kinds
and styles, 1t very low prices.
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1~Town Clerks will bear in mind that
they can bs supplied At The JOURNAL Of
fee with Town blanks of all kinds, the
Township Manuals. Town books, etc. Or.
ders By mail promptly filled. =. 49,.
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AT CurtiHs grocery storA

AT Curtis grocery store you can al
ways buy ~ cheap ~ At any other store in
own, aud the best quality Of family gro
ceries. Try and see.
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The strong speech Of Mr.. John
Bright in opposition to the annual
w oman.SuHtage bill in the British
Parliament is one Of the most interest
ing events of the session thus far.
In 1867, Mr.. Bright voted for the
bill, and his brother Jacob has been
for many years recognized a. the
principal champion Of the measure
MI. Bright now says his former vote
was wrong, and admits that it Va.
cast under the influence Of sympathy
with Mr.. Mill and admiration for him
He opposes the bill at present because,
he says, it is based on an assumption
which he pronounees totally false
namely, that men and women form
separate and hostile classes in thu
community; because he thinks the
extension of the suffrage to. women
would increase the disorder and cor
ruption of elections, introduce strife
into families, and increase the politi'
cal influence of priests and minis
ters:'
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/ SCHOOL WAH71D.-Dy \ young gentle
1as, . ersasass q; the &. Closd Normal
9ehod. AddvlhiD Mo-.
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Official Paper Of the City.
NOTICE.

c. F. Cumming, Esq, Of Clearwater, il
our authorized agent to receive nhscsiP.
tions for THB JOURNAL At Clearwater,
Iynden and Clear Lake.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1876-05-18

We have just received another lot Of
type for German and Norwegian printing.
Orders sent by mail will receive prompt
and careful attention.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1876-05-18

August Wheelon, late Of the Fremont
MillA Clearwater, will have charge Of the
Touring mill At East Kingston, recently
leased by Anson Beal, Of Clearwater, and
A. c. Henderson, of this city,
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MORE.

BosroN, May 1.-THE Merrimac
worsted mills have shut down. The
Peabody mills at Newburyport will
shut down on the 9th inst. The
Ocean will run, but will reduce wa.
ges.
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LUMBER.
NOTICE

Is hereby given that election will be held in
the respective Wards Of the City Of st. Cloud, on
Thursday, the first day Of June, 1875,
to If the city will vote issue its bonds in the
sum Of Twenty Thousand DolArs-fvc thousand
dollars payable in ten Yeas; Eve Thousand dollars
in fifteen years; and thousand d.i|srs i'll twenty
Year, said bonds t.. |. tcr.s At a. the :ate Of
ten per cent. pr aIl.sm, pays; j. ~ Eue!lH.
The p..lls will 1t opened AT I.it,. -. la e.I H.
and continue open until f>c ~. L.. < l.. III.
Per order Of Common Council.
NATHAN r. KAENE>,
city tierx.
Dated a, -. Cloud. May II, 1876.
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jtCLiBARWATER.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. School and Good
TemDlsr E1oetions-- Observation-Disclosures.
tel Change..Eto.
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Next Sunday evening the Rev. +. v.
Campbell will deliver a lecture At The Pre-.
hvte'ian church on "Esther, and ~
timea." u.
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TO MIL MEN AND 011IRno.

Several hundred pounds Of o,atylAl
able for babhit metal, can b purchased n
this office.
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ss.' asousAr. - sos. KssAis slaass1 a'sSs
dsy ~ he Csasssnisl ard y visit friends
in he Essa. r H. -
Dr.. A. E. senklsr and hnily ass located
for the present At No. II Montpelier
Square, London 8. W., Eng.
Mrs. Jane G. Swi~hslm, who was quite
i'll for some time after reaching London,
recovered sufficiently 10 resums her Journey
to LEIPZIG, At which city che arrived April
9Th. ~ -
Mr.. Geo. 9. spenosr expects to leave
Monday for The Centennial and 70 visit
his I'D home in Nov York, etc., etc.
ys We understand that Nh. Cha. r. Nc
Ksnnsy, laae u The Rrss, viii q y Chicago
and taks poaition On paper In that city
-probably Brick Pomssoy's.
". /. Niszasn, editor .ot tie Sank
Rapids SsaaaA, was II The city yesterday.
Among H. arrivals at the Wet House
~ past week have been the folloxtng:-
]. r. Strong, Toledo, O.: r. Bartoa, Cor
mig, N. T.; Dr.. Kinkle. J. VI Diasmoze,
etillvaasr; H. P. Nichols, Chicago; ]. H.
Woolss7, J. G. Nolan and wits, st. Paul ;
G. c. Pingrse, Holins, H.; G. w. Nc
CullsssA, Bslsit Wis; J. W. Holman,
Milwaukee.
M. Jos. Edelbeock has besa putting
. new ddewalk down in front q his store,
and new awning up ever the st. German
stFoek 0ntranca
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!. -Andrew Kramer has removed hs meat
market 70 The bsiIlins NEXT door to Prond-
sinski's clothing store, whore he will keep
% hand At all times tie very best and MIC
81 bse1 mutton, vel, sausage, etc., in the
nAIkot, and will sell - Low a the lowest.
Give him your orders. Meat delivered in
any part Of the city free of charge.
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Young 3 Bradford are only aiking 12}
cents fox "Fruit Of the Loom" bleached
muslin.
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NARKETS.
6r. CLOUD, May 10, 1915

81. CLOUD, May 10, 1876.
Trade has been better this week in I'll
lines and dealers feel more cheerful.
Wheat has again advanced Sc per bush.
ell and the prices to-day are Is follows: No.
/, 90c; No. 2, S5c; No. 8, 63c.
Oats remain unchanged 1t 35c.
The very best grades Of butter nd slew
sale at 20c, while common, or in other
words, grease, il unsafe cable 1t any price.
Eggs are plenty At last weeks figures, 10c
= 123c.
Onions, radishes and lettuce begin to
make their appearance, and if our delin-
qusnt subscribers would do their duty it
would then be within our power to tell ex-
actly how they taste.
In other articles Of produce there are no
changes to note, and it is with some reluc-
lance that We close our last market report
for the Great Family Journal. However,
should it be our luck 10 fill the same posi-
ton on the great consolidated JOURNAL
PRESS, we will endeavor to make our mar
ket report as correct a. it possibly can be.
RETAIL
Oats-32@35c.
Corn-55@65c.
Flour-Patent Process, per sack 1915.
xxx, I" I" 800
xxx, " /" 2.75.
Potatoes-35M4Oc ner huah
Beets-3oc O. 40c *'
Beans-$1.40 O. $500 per bushel.
Onions-s0 a. 9oc per bushe'.
Butter-l 2} O. zoe per h.
Eges-10 O. 123c per dozen.
Wood-Msple, 5000 500 per cord,
H.y-$5.75 G. 600 per ton.
Straw-$2 per load.
Beef cattle-3c @ SIC on foot.
" &c g. &c dressed
Cut Meats-6c a. l2c per Is:
Pork-7c g TIC
Lard-1s g. zoe
Salt $3.50 per Dbl.
Pork-$24.o0 per Dbl.
Chickens-Dressed, Sc
Turkeys 12}c
Hams-City cured, 174c"
Country" l0c @ l2}c
Cheese-15c @ zoe per b.
Honey-1n comb, zoe q 25c per 10.
" strained, 15c g. 2oc
LUMBER.
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The Rev. Thos. D. Butler, Of Louis
vile, KY, who spent some weeks in this
city, contemplates locating in st. Paul.
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TIM PAPER ID on 11I.R VIII
~1<5pF

Also, with 8. NJ. PErrKxolLI b Co., -
Park Row, New York, and 10 Stats strsst,
Boston, who are authorised 70 make con.
tracts for advertising. .
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Worth Of
BOOTS t. SHOES
Will be sold at
Actu al Cost Price
JOHN LEISEN.

ASH stock il complete, from the small
eat chiId's shoe up to heaviest mans boot,
Twill be able to furnish customer with
whstever they may went in the boot and
shoe line.
Women's high-cut lace shoes,
Of all descriptions, from $1.25 to $500
Mems heavy Congress gaite.
Mems Eastern-made calf boots
from............................. S.25 to s.75
Fine French calf boots custom
made, ........................... $50
Custom-made French kip....... $40
Mems sewsd buckle-shoss, the
very best, new style, ......... 3.25
Common working boots, from $50 to 3.75
Red boots. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2.35
Boys shoes and Cougrsss GAL
Observation-Disclosures. 40
Boys coarse shoes, from. lis to 1.6O
All other goods, of which I have styles
too numerous to mention, will be sold ~
prices proportionately low.
Call ard Examine Goods and Prices,
and you will be satisfied to purchase:
Sign of the 'tGilt Boot" corner st. Ger
main street and Jefferson avenue.
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BOARD OF EDUCATION.
ST. CLOUD DISTRICT.

C.
yz ~ ST.. CLOUD, Nay ID, 1879. j.;
] Pursuant ia: the provisions of ths City
Charter the Board met at the school build
Ing for the purpose Of reorganization. The
following membsrs'elect were present and
were duly qualified: >,.'n p, - =
let Ward-T. G. Alden, J. H. Ray
mond.
ID Ward-W. T. Clark, J. E. Wing. u,
Sd Ward-Jos. Edelbrock, B. Rein
hard. tE'..s"..t = -
4th Ward-D. H. Freeman. !.
Jos. Edelbrock waa elected Chairman
pro tenn and J. E. Wing Clerk. ;:
J. II. Raymond has elected President Of
the Board for the ensuing year.
A ballot was taken for Clerk, and J. E.
Wing receiving aamajority Of the votes
cast was declared elected.
For Treasurer, . ballot gave Jos. Edel-
brock majority and he was declared elect.
ed.
The rules governing the old Board were
adopted.
On motion the committees on Finance,
Library and Printing were dispensed with
Adjourned.
D1sTRICT LODGE 1. o. OF g. +.
The regular meeting Of, the District
Lodge was held at Melrose beginning Tues
day evening and ending Wednesday even.
ing. The principal feature the first even:
ing was the address BY the Rev. Noah
Lathrop. The Committee ;on Credentials
met and reported delegates present from
the st. Cloud, Sank Centre, Paynesville,
Clearwater, and Melrose lodges. st. Cloud
lodge was represented bv Mr.. and Mrs. w
w. Wright, .Mr. and Mrs! II. Dam, Mis-.
Jennie Keough, F. Tolmsn, +. s.. Hill, L.
Keeper, III. Locke, and E-E- searle.,
The following officers were elected and
installed Wednesday forenoon,
VIC. T.-W.W Wright.
w. v. T.-Mn. G. G. Tobey..
W. s.-Rev. N. Lathii8sSp1. o.
w. C.-Rev. J. J. Stanton:
W. F.s.-Henry Loehesd:~
W.T.-Mis Lizzie 1enks. OK: - -
W:A.s.-Aias Hannah 0erander.
w. MI. Keeper.
W. d. M.-Miss A. NJ: Townsend.
w. G.-Mn. J. Phipps.-
w. SIN. w. Adley.: :: -u>.'..'
W. r. S.-Mn. w. W.. Wright: "
w. L. S.-Mrs. NJ. Evans.
The rest Of the day and evening va.
occupied with debates and routine pro.
ceedings.
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