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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1876-01-06
COUNTY BUILDINGS,
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The following, for the benefit Of those
who are disposed to send to TIE JOURNAL
facts to be used in noting local events, are
right to the point
Ace;dents.-When, where, to whom, how
serious.
Amusesents, ezeurs;ons &e.-When, where
character of amusement.
B~rg!ary.-When, where, by whom,
amount stolen, arrests made, disposition of
prisoner. Same with regard to crime of
any kind.
Change Of business frm.-When, name of
parties, where outgoing members are going
&C.; brief statements, but no pu6s.
Oops.-Present condition and future
prospects.
Crime Of any k;nd.-Name Of offenders,
nature of the crime.
Chnrches.-Change of pastors, revivals,
election Of church officers, &c.
Dsaths.-Who, when, where, age.
Diuorees.- Who, when, where, cause,
when and where married.
Election NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. takes place
when, candidates to be OF VINO have been
nominated, and after the elections the full
returns.
Fsres.-Whose property, when, whsra
cause, amount Of insurance, amount of
damage, names of companies insured in.
Facts and fgures.-Concerning any pro-
duct raised in the vicinity, amount sold,
profits, &c.
F@stiual..-Held by whom, for what pur-
pose, amount realized, &c.
Approximately whom, where, and
cost. if ascertainable.
Lectures.-Past and to come, when, where,
by whom. subject, object.
Murders.-Who, when, where, by whom,
cause, circumstances.
New coners.-Their business, where 10.
Gated. where from. &c.
Neso manufactures and ne,o business of an,
kind.-1n prospect, when, where, by whom
especially established, kind, &c.
Neo bu;ld;ngs.-To be built by whom. 70,
what purpose, cost, &c.
Price Of staple con'".odit;es.-In the mar
ket, prospect for the future, &c.
Ptsrt;es leaving toson.-Who, when, where
going, business going into.
Roads.-Condition Of especially after
heavy storms.
Sales Of real sstate.-By whom, to whom
who will occupy, amount paid, &c.
Shoes, exhibitions, fa;rs.-Whers, when
who gives them, character Of entertain
| ment.
&hooh.-Facts, figures concerning them
change of teachers, Improvements needed
&c.
Socra Soeisties.- Election of of6ceru
prosperity and condition Of the society.
Suggestions Of Improvements needed.-
Where, when, by whom, cost etc.
Sxrgioaloperat;ons.-By whom performed
Of what character, condition Of patient.
| Wraneling.-Never wrangle or disput
in print with anybody, and especially no
with tho correspondent Of some other jour
nal. Avoid unpleasant personalities, an,
never send IN itsm the force Of which i
UNDERWOOD BY only yourself and one or tw
others. A Newspaper 10 in no sense 4,
ambuscade from behind which to peppe
somebody with small shot.
GENERAL HRTs.
Write proper names plainly.
Write on only one side Of the paper.
Be brief in statement and sparinx in com
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REAL EsrArE rRANsFER.

Repsrted ,oeek!y expressly for The JOURNAL
BY John zapp, Esq.,, Register Of Deeds.
For the Week Ending Dec. 80, 1875.
Matthias Becker and wife to Casper Pick
for 81 nw4 and nj sw4 8 20 T 1923 r %
wand 81 se} 8 4 T 122 r 28w $500
Gustav o Heu and wife to Ole O Minde for
nw} sw3 and 81 sw} nw} s Is T 1A r
81 y and sw4 sw@ and net set and 81 set
ct 8 IL and ne t sw} and nw} se4 "A
+ ia Il S3w 81, 500
The ST Paul & Chicago Railway Co to John
Cleric for net se{ s IL T 125 r IS v
sos
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1876-01-06
THE BOAT RACE.

In accordance with the announcement
made in last weeks JOURNAL, the race
between the St. Cloud and the sauk Rapids
boats, on the Mississippi, came off New
New Years afternoon. The former craft
was manned by J. L. Wilson and Levi
Geer, F. Raymond captain, the latter BY
the Griffin Bros. A st. Cyr Capt. They were
started from the Lowry fats by ex-M.yor
Boyd at 2 o'clock. Sometimes one boat
was ahead and sometimes the other, but
when they reached the goal, the railroad
bridge, they were side by side, and the re-
suit was declared tie.
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CLEARWATER.

CLEARWATER, Jan. 4, 1876.
EDITOR JouRHAL.-On Christmas . lit
tie son Of Edmund Ingalls,, Of Lynden,
Stearns county, met with = severe accident,
in having
HIS ARM BROKEN
in two places. have not yet been able to
get at the exact facts % to how the acci.
dent happened.
The Good Templars dedicated their
week ago tonight. Quito . delegation
came down from St. Cloud. Both lodges
seemed to enjoy themselves. We hope the
st. Cloud Templars may come again.
THE o1ANGRnS' RAIL
on New Years Eve Wa SUCCESS, netting
some SIS or $50.
OUR REPRESENTATIVE ELECT
has gone to the seat Of government of our
State; and time will tell Of the many we'll
fought battles he shall pass through. If
any person haa . scheme to ct through
the Legislature and has to use money, he
need not try to buy the vote of John Oaks.
Saturday the Methodists held their sec.
ond quarterly meeting. Services were
conducted by Presiding Elder E. r. La
throp. In the evening he preached on the
subject of our
PUBLIC SCHOOLS,
and was listened to by a large and atten-
tive audience. Some seem to think it not
an appropriate subject for the Sabbath !;
but l, for one, consider 1t quite appropriate,
and it was good, and I wish our clergy
generally would come out more decidedly
on this subject.
Our Town Clerk reports
II BIRTHS AND 10 DEATHS
in this town in 1875 against 10 births and
deaths in 1874.
There is quite IN interest at this time in
relation to
COUNTY BUILDINGS,
and rs our new County Commissioners
take their seats to day the center Of attrac-
ton for the people Of Wright county will
be At Buffalo. St. Paul and Warrington
will dnk into inGsni6cance in comparison
with our county seat until this thing Is
settled. The trouble il that some want =
fair building, costing say @15: 900 to $780,
600, while others do not want to stop short
Of 81, 900 court house. How some folks
are pulled up when once they get bait 1t
the public cribl I.X.L.
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NEW GOODA.

To meet the increasing demand, H. z.
Mitchell is almost daily receiving fresh
supplies Of clothing and furnishing goods
At his new Clothing Store on Washington
Avenue. Don't fail to give him . call if
you want to buy cheap.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION,

The copartnership existing between the
undersigned under the firm name of CLARK
4 Wing, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent.
Lewis Clark will settle the firm business
and is alone authorized to collect accounts
and receipt bills made and incurred by the
late firm. LEWIS CLARK.
J. E. WING.
Dated Jan. lst. 1875.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1876-01-06

The new seats in the new schoolhouse
have been taken out and will be reshipped
to Chicago, ~ they are not in accordance
with the contract. The seats from the
Catholic schoolhouse are beins nut in.
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MARRIED.

At st. Wendell, December 9th, 1875, by
the Rev. Father Ignatius O. 8. B., Miss
KATY FUCHS, of Jacobs Prairie, to Mr..
P. H. schooner, Of Luxembourg.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1876-01-06

Mr.. Rhys will organize classes in 70
cal music for children, meeting every Sat-
urday afternoon at two o'clock II lemons
for $3.50; tickets may be had 1t the book
torres.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1876-01-06

On Tuesday afternoon six years.
old son Of Mr.. Swan Olson, residing
in Burnside, Goodhue county, had
the misfortune to have his leg broken
by being thrown off his sled while
coasting.
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SOCIETIES,

MOTH stan LoDeH A. +. L A. N-RagulAr
AsetinSs on the second and fourth Nondayp in
each month.
J.E WING, W.M.
J. B1eon01A1J, Ssey.
DIAMOND LopeH No.1oA, o. Of G. 1-Raeulas
msesinss every Tussday evening at O'Clock.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1876-01-06

The body Of a dead man, bear
ing marks Of foul play, was found
near Solomon Lake, Kandiyohi coun-
ty. He had been shot through the
head. Other particulars are not
learned, and the body at last accounts
was unrecognized.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1876-01-06

Il. sL.Ap1.s.--7When yoa ,buy ss&ler.tu.
please notice how much larger D. B. d.
Land & Co.'S Best CAe...;oa. allsrelas p
pers are than others 49, how nash st.
ter article you ct. IS E: :ss - IN
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1876-01-06

"A donation party in the town Of Ray
mond means something. One given to the
Rev. Mr.. Kinssland few evenings ago
netted $50 "
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Losr.-Tuesday last, between Arnold's
mill and G. A. Gilman's residence, = grey
cloth overcoat with hood attached, lined
with blnS. The finder win please leave it
Il tie West House, 81. Cloud, or Mrs. His
!eeck's It Brockway, and suitable reward
will be paid ! A. MCGEE.
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We have just received lot of the
latest styles Of type and ornaments for fine
lob printing, including some beautiful
styles for visiting and wedding cards.
When in want of job printing of any kind
and At low prices do not fail to call 1t TEE
JOURNAL Office.
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STEINWAY'S
MATCHLESS PIANOS

Are universally conceded to be the Stand
ard Piano of the world: are sought to be
inflated by nearly all makers of Europe
and America; are regularly exported to
Europe and other parts of the civilized
world, in large and constantly increasing
numbers are used whenever attalnable, and
recommended by the leading artists in both
hemispheres, and have received the highest
honors ever awarded to any piano manu-
facturers in the world.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1876-01-06

The Rochester Bank has been or.
ganized ~ a National bank of issue,
with G. III. Chadburn President and
G. H. Bliss Cashier.
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WHAT A REI1ABLE FIRM 10 OFFER
ING.

A glance at the list of prices shown in
the mammoth advertisement of Messrs.
Young 4 Bradford, on our second page,
will show that in announcing = closing-out
sale they mean just vhat they say-that they
mean business. These prices are for staple
goods of the best quality, new and in good
condition, and are prices much below those
offered by any st. Paul house. It is the
policy of this firm to have q general closing
out previous to getting on new stock, and
they offer such inducements in the way Of
reductions in prices as to insure the sale Of
the stock on hand.
The principles upon which Messrs.
Young & Bradford conduct their business
are such as prove to be best in the long
run. They keep nopoor goods-they war
rant whatever they sell-and all articles
they offer arefally up to what they repre-
sent them to be. In every particular their
customers may depend upon being fairly
dealt with, and this has given the house a
reputation throughout the country which
steadily increasesits trade. "Onoe = Gus
toner always customer may truly b said
Of ninety-nine out of every hundred who
ever do business with them. ~.
This closing- out sale is sure TO- create i.
ruah, torgoods are seldom offered At such
low pricee these days. We would advise al
to make IN early etll u Young l. Bradfor1s
and lay in supply Of whatever they may
~.n' in th' Dry ,sood. Aee: :.
All Of the ire companies of the city,
with the exception OF: No. 3 hold their
annual meetings tonight for the election Of
company omcefa as Veil q for the ap-
pointmsnt of delegates to; the 6tate Con-
vsntieo, which nqnyenes It g. Cloud Janu-
The Firemaas: Rsaisf Association has 4
meeting on Wednesdey evening 70 elect
delegates to attend The Firemen's State
Convention. MsS~sapos:is Aaa,; Me~day....
The attendance WIN b lAegs, including
delegates from Ill over the State.
! MAsoNIc.-On Saturday evening the an.
nual election of officers of Star in the
West Lodge No. 50, A.. F.. aud A.. M,
was held, and the installation Of the same
took place ON Monday evening. For the
ensuing year the Offices. are:
E. p. Barnum, w.. NJ. -.
J. NJ. McMasters, g.. w..
james McCauslin, j.. w..
+. 4. Boobar, Treasurer.
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Official Paper Of the City.
NOTICE.

c. F. Cummings, Esq, of Clearwater, is
our authorized agent 10 receive subscrip-
tons for The JOURNAL at Clearwater,
1ynden and Clear Lake.
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-Ladies' Felt Skirts only IS cents Al
YOUNG 4 BRADFoRD,s.

If You want the best and cheapest
family groceries at the lowest prices go to
E. Curti1s. He is receiving new stock
of the best Gods.
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-Delmonico is to have the main
rest aurant at the Centennial.
~See our 'se.o Premium Offers on
~he fourth page. They are exceed
~ ;nqIy liberal.
IS pounds Of granulated or cut loaf SUI
gar, for $1.o0, At Boyd's Cash Store.
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A1LInnH,-Latest styles, cheap, 1t
Mn Kemp's new store, next door to Cur
tSs: Also, fhshionable dressmaking and
sewing u Ill kinds done -, ,,."
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FoH REsT.-A dwelling house on Well
avenue pleasantly located, With we'll, cis-
tern, etc. Inquire at this Office.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

KrnoorAl--(st. Johns Church, in IevsR 1svn.J
Services every Sabbath Ut 104 4 p. a1A IA ~
Sunday School at II m. ESe03ns plaYoS xSoe13ns
Fridsys At o'clock. Rev. J. Z. Chsa6srh 1eslos,
BArE1sE~ <ChaIeh near SECOND Raylns bridRe.)
Services every Sabbath At 1ob N. and o'clock p,
r. Prayer meeting on Thursday evenings It 3
o'clock. Seats ffee and all sro welcome Rey. ". e
Stanley, Pastos. Sunday School At Il m.
~, ASESaoG1sr:-(ChSr corner Warrington ave.
+ m 4 Ard u ?: m. Sunday School Il u m. Rev,
f1ssYTkaIAN, CHulcH- (Riehmond avenue)
s5e5vices every Sabbath et 103< O'Clock 4. n, and
~ FL; sabbath School at IAN. Prayer meeting
VAtauon extended 70 strangers.
SoNen1eATIoNAL CHURCA.-{South OF Rayine
SndgeJ Union services It 1O2 o'clock Q. n, Sunday
ice At IN Pnysr meeting On Wednesaay even
reetdenee with M. c Bridgnan in lover town.
oPseni attention paid TO strangers and Temporary
.C1THol!c- Church Of Immaeulate Conception,
~ SS9smain sereetl Pastor Rev. Benedict Haindl
Ss; \; A1ststant, Rev. Alphonso Kuisle, O. 8. B.
s - T T;Ik deL. At m: sund:ya Flint NJ.
pofO at p. n; CAthechetlcal instruction At d m
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A01The Circulation of The Jourusf n
DOUBLE tbAt OF snE ether R1PoP R1bllsh- =.
shed In NsflAsan ll1AA4so&a. AAver&ls>rs
shoul3fO slsnhsr this.
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Adjourned until two o'clock.

AT Otsego, Wright county, Goliah
Comeworth and Mr.. OBrien, with whose
husband Goliah was working the farm on
shares, had a misunderstanding about the
division of some beans. A hand-to-hand
encounter followed and Goliah was getting
the better Of it, when Mrs. OBrien snatch
ed a knife from out Of his belt and whack-
ed his ear off close to the head. He IL not
expected to live.
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WAHTED.-A good girl, At the :
Wrsr HousR.
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LYcEux.-At'the meeting Of last weel
the following officers were elected

LYcEuH.-At'the meeting Of last week
the following officers were elected:
President-S. Gilman.
Vice President-O. K. Chance.
Secretary-Ed. B. Smith.
Cor. Secretary-F. E. 9earle'
Treasurer-Miss Nellie Gilman.
The programme for next Wednesday
evening il ~ follows:
Declamation-H. Beaupre.
Select Reading-Miss Nellie Gilman.
Oration-F. Tolman.
Debate-Question: Resolved, That the
printing press is of more benefit to man.
kind than the steam engine. Affirmative,
J. NJ. Richardson and II. Tolman. Nee-
alive, E. H. Bennett and Geo. B. Smith.
Essay-Wm. NJ. West.
Select reading-Miss Frances CLARK.
Declamation-O. K. Chance.
Critics report-E. H. Morse.
By request Of the Lyceum, F. E. searle
will deliver = New Years address.
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Letter. have been received from Mr..
Nathan Lamb, who went to Denison, Tex
a., and he expresses himself n much
pleased with the place. Capt. Libby is At
Dallas.
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sos TO $50 Per Dav Can : 2. .e esa !: !:

with the GREAT WESTERN LLAUGER! We
mean it, and are prepared to demonstrate the fact
Our Augurs are worked entirely: by horse power,
It bores full size well, 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
4Good 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
Aa-state in what paper you saw this ADVERTISE
ment. sept3O
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So CORDS OF WOOD WANTED:

So CORDS OF WOOD WANTED.
The undersigned will receive bids for
fifty cords Of good maple wood-part green
and part dry, the bids to state how much
of each and price for each. Bids will be
received until January 10, 1876; the wood
to be delivered on or before April LIST, 1875.
The right to reject any or all bids is reserv-
ed: T."
ST.. CLOUD NovELTY Works,
st. Cloud Post Office
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OF course, all the young ladies know
that this il leap year.
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The Spring term of the Normal
School opened yesterday with an increased
attendance.
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- LOT Of extra buffalo robes for sale 1t
H. z. nitehslps clothing store =
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The fact il that the ladies can buy the
best millinery goods At the lowest prices ut
|H. OttensmeyeTs.
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-Extra-heavy, scarlet and blue Hackin
~ cloth suits, At H, 2, '16itehslps cheap
clothing store. ~s. v ~.
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Todd county il to have = newspaper,
which will be publishedat Long Prairie by
Coates h Sheets. The first number will
appear January 18th.
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WANTED =!

Aft. H. Dams factory, maple and tam.
arac wood, for which will be paid sash,
blinds, doors OF shop work of any kind.
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quite number of persons went from
this place to Sank Rapids last evening to
attend the Episcopal sociable. They n.
port good time.
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There was not quorum At the Board
Of Education rooms Monday evening and
consequently no meeting.
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Duluth, following in The wake of st.
Cloud, has Organized shakespserian Club.
The Rev. Mr.. Hilton il prominent in it.
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-Flsur, feed, buckwheat -four, oat meal,
corn-meal and all kinda Of. grain for sale
BY ..- LEWIS CLARK,
-" Successor to Clark h WinR.
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An alarm Of FIRE was caussd Thursday
evening by the burning Of small sshanty
on the river bank below the lower rayine.
It had bssn the haunt Of some boys, aud its
destruction IL consideeed GOOD radiance.
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The new year va ushsred in q mid
night with the firing Of cannon. There
va . general suspension of busine~ during
Saturday, but no calling was done. Why
has this pleasant custom been allowed 10
fall into disuss here
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FCRS! FURS!
The highest market price in cash paid for
furs, at H. z. Mitchell's Clothing Store.
Call on him before selling your furs.
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-Aesns. G. F. & w. Powell, of this
city, pay the largest personal property tax
of any person or firm in gtea1ns county
1864. The Hon. J. Capssr, of Sank
Centre, comes next, and very close, 1884,
80. =
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TO MILL MEN AND OTHERS.

Several hundred pounds of old type, suit
sble for babbit metal, can be purchased At
this Office.
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. FOR SALE CHEAP.

A dwelling house and lot, centrally To-
Gated.
Also, . txo.story building, 22xe6.
Inquire Of
JAMES CARLISLE.
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Call and SO the splendid line of scarf
at n. z. Mitchell's clothing store.
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Mr.. Ed. Capple starts with Mr.. Cap
pie next week for Rome, N. r, to have
d. Kingsley operate upon . cancer in
Mrs. C:'s cheek. Mr.. Desring writes of
his safe arrival and that the Dr.. gives him,
assurances that the cancer can be removed
from his leg, by the use of plasters,
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BY an accident the other day, 8: Eth
On, Of Cold Spring, broke the homes of his
one hand. s@4
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Ono individual inquired of another,
the other day, if he "intended going to the
esattasxlal next summer"
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Last Monday = team ofhorses be.
longing to Mr.. Getchell started from Sar
tells mill, in lie Sank town, upeetting the
load of wood, and running to Mr.. Harris
place, where they dashed into the brush
and one of the animals broke its Leo.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1876-01-06

New Years servant girl II Dearins's
Hotel fsal down stairs cutting bad gaah
on her lei arm.
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Why shiver with cold when you can
buy suit ofknit interchangeable and
drawers-for rs cents at
YOUNG d BRADFoRn's
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saturday evening a number of the
ysuns folks "surprised" Miss Ines Moore
with kind Of goodbye party, a. it va.
known she would start Monday morning
for Faribault to attend school. Music
and lunch baskets were brought, and there
was = merry time until we'll on toward.
twelve o'clock, when the company di.per,
cd.
Sabbath evening Union Sabbath
School meeting was held in the Presbytsr-
ian church. Mr.. Mason the District Agent.
Wa present and made IN address in which
he urged the Importance Of sustaining the
work q organizing Sabbath Schools upon
the frontier and gave instances Of tie rood
dose b them. Remarks wsrs also made
BY the Rev. Mr.. Stanley. A collection w.s
taken up, amounting to $l277. -
-sabba&h while M. Jacob Lahr, Of L.
Saul, Wa on his way with his family to
st. 10 to attend church, and when within
about . mile of that village, one Of the
lines broke, the horses started and tn.
other line drawing them to one side thew
ups4 ths slsd. The occupants, six innum.
ber; were thrown violently out upon . pile
Of poles lying by the readable. Two Of
he boys were severely injured, one having
his nose broken and Tie other rees;vine a
deep gaah under the eye. bssides othacut
md Guiaes. ..g&.. ii