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at 6 r. M. Mail eloses at 7 r. M.
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Wednesday and Friday, at 4 P. U. De
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p. W. Mail closes at 1 u.
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urday, at 1 p. x. Departs same days at
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tS*T Advertising brings the merchant'*goods
the conetant notice of the customer.
THICK.—The logs have been
very thick during the past week.
A Caossisa.—A subscription has been
raised by these interested for planking a
street crossing from the new Post Office
building to the opposite corner.
Go» TO SMASH.—High prices, since
Piekit Abbott's new goods have come.
Coxuo.-^Tho Clerk of the District
Court is busily encaged in issuing natural
ization papers to foreigners who have come
to make Northern Minnesota their heme.
Goixo BACK —We regret to learn that
Rev. G. Wood, pastor of the Congrega
tional church, returns soon to Connecticut,
where.be will take charge of a congregation
he formerly had.
SPBCIAL TBBM.—There will be a special
term of the District Court—Judge McKel
vy presiding—commencing to-morrow. Is
sues of law alone will be tried- There are
a number of cases on the calendar.
CLOSIBO OUT.—See Joseph Broker's
closing out advertisement. He intends to
sell at cost, or will dispose of his whole
stock in the bulk.
Trria BOOKS.—Mr. John Zapp, Register
of Deeds, has purchased a full set of Ab
stract of Title Books, to iaclude all of
Stearns eounty, town lots and farming
land. There are seven volumes of 960
pages eaeh. It is a good idea and enter
prising.
Ant TOUB CBUABS.—Remember that Da
vis Brothers have wire cloth, which isjust
the thing to put in cellar windows for ven
tilation. It is cheap and durable.
Mans —The new time table of the St.
Paul and Pacific Railroad will be found in
another column. Two mails per day are
now received, one at noon and one in the
evening. The latter will eontain the east
ern mail, except on Monday evenings.
COMING FORWARD.—The warm days and
light showers during the week have
brought vegetation forward with a rapidity
seldom witnessed outside of Minnesota.
The weather has been very favorable for
farmers.
WHAT'S THB MATTBB?—What has be-
come of the line of steamboats which was
to runbetween St. Cloud and Minneapolis
Nothing has been heard of them ot late.
A company was organised last winter, with
the Directors at the Falls. Can the Min
neapolis Tribune throw any light on the
subject
STOPPSD.—Some of the lumber dealers
of Minneapolis telegraphed to this place
yesterday to have their drives stopped.
The dams at the Falls are in an unsafe
condition.
THB Council.—The City Council had a
meeting on Monday evening. Nothing of
importance was transacted beyond the
adoption of a resolution concerning the
hotel bonus, published elsewhere.
There will be a meeting on Tuesday
evening to canvass the votes to be cast at
Monday's election.
iMPnovaMSMTS.—H. W. Weary is
ting up a dwelling howe back of
JOVBBAI offine.
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or
going elsewhere. Our Job Office is now one
0/ the beetin the State, and tee do work which
we will guarantee to be satisfactory, at Stintehaiaeters.
running
Is MABXKT.—Lettuce and radishes made
their appearance in market last week.
STABTSD.—Mr. Bridgman has started
his upper saw mill, and is rapidly conven
ing logs into lumber.
HIGH.—The Mississippi is at a higher
stage than at the same time for several
years past. This good for the log driven,
put
Tan
Dr. Upham is building an extensive ad
dition to his house.
Fred. Scholts has almost completed
large saloon on Washington avenue. It is
supplied with all the latest improvements
and conveniences, both internally and ex
ternally.
COBTBACTS.— Among the contracts
awarded by the Commissary of Subsistence
at St. Paul onThursday were the follow
ing:
Thompson & Hayward, St. Cloud—6,960
lbs. fresh groundflour,%1,869.24.
N. Myrick, Sauk Centre—160 bnshels
peach blow potatoes, 60 oents per bushel.
BXIIM TAKBM—Crowds of Immigrants
are coming to take homes in this new coun
try, and crowds of people are rushing to
the "Regulator" to get a share of the stock
of elegant new goods. Bargains, bargains,
is the cry!
ABOTBHB—it is proposed to build an
ather foot bridge across the ravine, at the
foot of Welles avenue. This is a good
idea. But why dees not the Couneilhave
wagon bridge constructed* That is one
«ef thefineststreets in the city, being the
aae nearest the river, and through *oves,
ana would make a beaatifal drive. The
requirements of the Normal School alone
would go far towardjustifying the expense.
PaucAB.—On Saturday, James S. Mitch
ell, of Alexandria, sent down one of these
curious ••birds." It was quite amusing to
see the fowl reach out-** immense bill af
ter dogs, b"?a nnd like diminutive «rea
iumf/. It was put on Lake George, where
it win remaia for a few days, and then be
kills:! and the skin stuffed.
Tan TABLEAUX..—The entertaiamentiiai
the hall last evening, for the benefit of the
Library Association, drew Out quite a re
spectable attendance, notwithstanding the
rain. Thefirstof the tableaux was "Red
Riding Hood," the charaoter irutti
ly represented by Lulu Ower. bv whose
side stood the wolf. "Old and N*w Style"
contrasted (he fashions of two eras, and
was quite laughable—Miss Marion Owen
and Miss Georgie Wood taking the two
"The Bride at Prayer" was
beautifully represented by Mrs. Daendels.
The well known history of "Blue Beard"
was given in tableau in throe acenee.
The first revealed to the terrified gaseof
Fatima the heads of the unfortunate wives
suspended by their hair the second scene
depioted the rescue from the cruel hus
band and the third presented that indi
vidual's caput satisfactorily separated from
his breathing apparatus. Blue Beard was
admirably done by Lieut. Raymond, Fati
ma by Mrs. R., and the remaining charac
ters by Mrs. Tnttle, Mrs. Alsop, Mrs.
Daendels, Misses. Barnes, Morse, Owen,
Clark, and Messrs. Daendels and Woor\
At this stage, ice cream and cake were in
troduced, and very kindly taken to by the
audience. "The Artist's Studio," a very
fine tableau, came next, representing
Lady Washington, Mater Doloroso, Beat
rice Cenci, a Bride, 4c, &c. The effect
was very fine. "The Young Amazon,'' a
play in two scopes, followed. The differ
ent characters were rendered in a manner
apparently satisfactory to the audience.
Col. Kerr, as Harry Graham, Geo. Wood,
as John Jenks, Miss Morse as Kate Elliott
and Mrs. Daendels, as Flora Hastings,
each and all entered into the spirit of the
play, and were greeted with repeated ap
plause. During the evening were a num
ber of pieces of vocal and instrumental mu
sic by Mrs. Alsop, Miss Wood, Mr. Alsop,
Mr. Wood and Mr. Daendels. A solo
from Faust was sung by the latter in ex
cellent taste and with fine expression.—
His voice is both strong and well cultiva
ted. Some choice instrumental pieceswere
played by Messrs. Tuttle, Bash, Fisher,
Tobey and Lamb. The evening closed with
a valedictory recitation by Miss Marion
Owen. The entire performances were
a success. Much credit is due Mr.
Alsop for his pains in connection with the
tableaux. The total receipts were about
$75.
STOVB FOCBOBT.—James F. Stevenson,
and J. M. Akers, of McKeesport, Pennsyl
vania, arrived in St. Cloud on Monday with
their families, and intend mak
ing this their future home. Mr.
S. was largely engaged in the foundry and
machine business in the Bast, and is seri
ously considering the erection of a stove
foundry here. We trust he will build, as
it would be of great benefit to the place.
Mr. Stevenson should and doubtless wBl
receive every encouragement at the hands
of our citizens.
PBBSOBAL.—S. Pendergast, of Sink
Centre, was in the city on Friday.
Hon. W. E. Hicks, of the Alexandria
Post, and Lewis Lewiston, Register of the
Alexandria Land Office, have been in town
or several days.
Kirk J. Kinney, of Glennood Chas. F.
Sims, of Alexandria D. Bassett, of Min
neapolis and Ezra Briggs, of Little Falls,
have been in town during the past week.
ALWAYS.—Of course Coats & Freeman
are always prepared to serve their custom
ers with the very nicest meats in the mar
ket. That is the reasonwhy they have the
great bulk of the trade.
HEADS CUT On.—In the performances
last evening the heads of "Blue Beard's"
wives were shown severed from their
bodies. Less sanguinary is the. style at
Piekit & Abbott's, where every man's wife'
may be found selecting handsome dress
patterns, of the latest and most elegant
styles. All are especially pleased with
their incomparable stock of new shoes and
gaiters.
REAL. KSTATH TRAlfSVKRS.
Reported for TBI JouasAL by John Zapp, XtQ.. Sto
uter of Ottdt.
Vetrthm W JCnaUng April 3*th
Quit-claim Deed from N. P. Clarke et at.
to Nathan Lamb for lots 6 and 7 bl'k 72 in
Lowry's addition. $76
Quit-claim Deed from Henry Swisshelm
to Charles T. Stearns for lot 6 bl'k 4 in St.
Cloud city. $200
Quit-claim Deed from Augustine Hiser
ich to Conrad Hiserieh for nwj swl Sec.
22 T. 126 33 w. st. $200
Warrantee Deed from Leander Gorton
and wire to Wm. H. Lee for ej of sej eej
See. 10 and e} of ne} ne} Sec. 15 T. 124
R. 28 west, and lot 6 and sf lot 6 bl'k "D"
in city of St. Cloud and lots 6, 6 and e*
lot 4 bl'k 39 in St. Cloud city. $9.20o
Wanantee Deed from Hiram P. Bnrrill
to Kingsley Smith for s} nwi See. 12 T.
124 R. 83 west. $100
Warrantee Deed from John Eieh to Rob
bert Leitch for lot 4 bl'k 86 city of 8t.
Cloud, Wilson'd survey $100
Warrantee Deed from Christoph Marto
and wife to Joseph Popping for 1 acre in
s£ Be} Sec. 18 T. 126 R. 82 west. $40
O A *FLOOO.
The whole country is beingfloodedwith
the new goods received by Jos. Edelbroek.
The people from far and near understand
that he Is selling cheaper than ever, and
that he is running off ao pooi goods. His
stock, comprising shoiee family groceries,
dry goods, boots, shoes, clothing, 4c, has
been bought low, and will be sold in the
same way. It is always safe to go to Edel
brock's before buying elsewhere. He ml
ways gives customers the full worth of
their money. Remember the plana.
I A FOX AT «T JO.
ST. Ctoro, April 24,1869.
EDITOR JOUBBAI.—Allow mo to say,
very respectfully, thai it is no "rumor"
•bout the small pox being at St. Jo. Tie
report is correct. leawtwo cases.
Truly Yours,
C. 8. WEBER, M. D.
Plows AHO HABDWABB A steady and
increasing demand is being made for Furst
& Bradley's plows, which farmers consider
to be the best in the market. They are
'ight, clean well and are durable. Those
who haveased them speak unqualifiedly in
their favor. All sixes, either of cross or
breaking, for sale by Rosenberger Broth
ers. This house also keeps on hand a
large stock of stoves, hardware, Ac, Ac.
Ics.—Attention is directed to the adver
tisements of Frank Remeley and John
Marshall, who are prepared to supply our
citizens with ice on reasonable terms dur
ing the season.
"Tis a 'tUpttj, pity 'tis that maaklod.
will paw by anheaded MM warning symptoau ot dls*
•eaae a&d iKglfct the laawdtoi to rwt-ra health, until
diMwa hat water adraiiced that It la uftM iaipoailbk
to obtain relief. We have burn shown the format*
of Jedaon's Mountain Herb PMs and believe them to
be the beat and aiantest of medlelaaa for BflUona die*
orders, liver Complaint*, Female Irregalarlt IM Be.
Tbejr are prepared with treat eaatleavaad wtll
many a doctor'* bill If seed la tlaie. Aa an natvanal
family medicine, they are niaarpassid. Orva the
Mountain Herb Alia a fair trial and we warrant yon
will never be without them. BoM by all dealers.
Two Goon THIMOS.—J. R. Clarke adver
tises this week two artiolea almost indis
pensable—tube, wells and lightning rods.
He is agent for the very best, and will fill
all orders personally any part of the
State.
On, Yas !—There—is—nothing—in—the
—upper—country—to— compare with—
the—stock—of—boots—shoes— and— sjai'
ters—just—opened at—Piekit—ft—Ab
bott's, Every -style—for—men—boys
ladies—and—misses —0s—and sss far
—yourself.
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Ti»e Urea* Uovae mt fouk Centre.
On Monday last, J. Capser, of J. Capser
Co., Sauk Centre, J. H. Linneman, of
3f. Jo., and W. Bohmer, of New Muniob,
passed through this city op their way East
for new goods. They always go together,
end purchasing in such immense quanti
ties are able to get goods st prices much
below what merchants buying singly can
obtain.
Wo desire to refer at this time more par
ticularly to the firm of J. Cnp.«er & Co.,
(lately Linnemann & Capser,) at Sauk
Centre, already tolerably well known to
our readers. This house has heretofore
had the lead, entitling it to the name of
"The Regulator," and Mr. Capser says he
is determined to keep that position. He
intends purchasing heavier than ever be
fore, and to take up a stock sufficient real
ly for a very respectable wholesale estab
lishment. It will, as ever, be complete in
all department*—dry goods, dress goods,
groceries, provisions, boots, shoes, hats,
caps, wines, liquors, hardware, crockery,
queensware, glassware, yankee notions,
farming tools, agricultural implements, &o.,
Ac. He will also challenge any house in
the upper country to compete with him in
prices. Not only will his goods be of the
very best, but bis prices will be the very
lowest. He recognises that in order to
maintain for his house its present immense
trade, he must keep it where it has been
from the first, at the bead of the column.
With good good's, low prices, and courteous
treatment of customers, he enters upon
the spring and summer trade, asking a call
irom every man, woman and child in the
Sauk Valley who would secure genuine
bargains.
Lors or IT.—Clothing at the "Regula
tor." ,- ,,'
WEIGHT COUNTY.
a a a —Schools—Accident—River—A
a at* Items.
CLKABWATBB, April 27, 1869.
EDITOR JOUBBAI.—Farming is coming
on at such a rate that no one can keep up
his work as fast as it ought to be. The
weather took about a four weeks jump, and
here we are, "drove to deth."
The combined School Districts compris
ing the village elected their Board of Ed
cation as follows: Dr. E. Baloom and Jas.
Colgrove for one year Rev. J. D. Stearns
and Truman Paroher for two years and
Beth Gibbs and W. T. Rigby, Esqrs. for
three years. I am informed by one of the
Bo »rd, that Rev. Mr. Stearns has since re
signed, and Samuel Whitiug, Jr. was ap
pointed in his place. Mr. Stearns was ap
pointed Superintendent and Dr. Balcofn
and Jas. Colgrove examiners.
Mr. Coffinger, of Clear Lake, was acci
dentally shot in the leg while creeping
through some brush, hunting geese.
Philip, our saloon keeper, has often been
charged with a lack of publio spirit, but I
can inform you that the statement is with,
ont foundation, for he has a quantity of
"spirit" on hand at present, ready for the
public, and a few days ago he deposited
one hundred dollars with Judge Dunton
for school purposes, besides giving him
nine dollars and fifty cents for his trouble,
which proves his spiritedness, both literal
ly and figuratively.
G. H. Whiting has got his suburban ad
dition-nearlyfinished-outside,and it looks
very neatly. The design came from your
place, ("Jas. H." they call him.)
The river is very high, and Gibbs & Tol
lington's water power is rather insignifi
cant just now, inasmuch as the water runs
from the Mississippi up the Clearwater and
oyer the dam in that direction, instead of
the old style.
The Mount Hope cemetery remains "in
statu quo" and "in suspenso."
H. B. Morrison with a crew of men was
taking a raft of hop poles to Minneapolis,
and when near Montioello,one of the plank
holding them together, {the poles, not the
men,) broke in two and the poles becoming
unmanageable they »*hop" 'd off.
PHIT.—The
Abbott's.
Yburs newsely,
FILO.
boots and shoes at Piekit &
LAKE SUPERIOR
Railroa Bonda—Connection St
Clond.
SVPBBIOB, DOUGLAS Co., Wis
April 7th, 1869.
EOITOB JOUBBAI.—On the 6th of April,
in pursuance of the Special Act authoris
ing Douglas County to issue bends to the
State Line Railroad, from the bay or har
bor of Superior to the intersection of the
St. Paul ft Pacific Railroad about thirty
miles distance, the people of Superior and
Douglas County, by a large majority, voted
fcr Railroad aid... Our County Board are
now authorized to. issue Three Hundred
Thousand Dollars in bonds when the State
Line Road is completed. It is the propo
sition to extend the State Line Road (the
North Pacific in reality) to either St.
Cloud or Crow Wing. There is scarcely
any grading required out of Superior to
thejunction of the St. Paul line, and but
one small bridge to erect. The line ap
pears to have been marked out by nature
for this purpose. There are about sixty or
eighty acres at the mouth of the Nemaji
River, at entrance of our harbor, appro
priated for railroad depots, machine shops,
fee., by the original proprietors of this
town sua. T.
BTIABSS COUNTY.
SeeeUsisj—BrMtcHIi Sowst—Raliroaut
Heeded—New State Road.
•1 .J r: StKjO't ^^_
RAYMOND, April 18th, 1869.
EDITOR Jot/nsAK.—Spring, though long
looked for, has at last come, and from
present indications has come to stay. The
rain of yesterday was just the thing need
ed for preparing the ground for seeding.
The farmer is scattering the seed, the
weather is warm, and the signs are favor
able for a good crop the ensuing sesson.
I say favorable, for early seeding is gener
ally a sore precursor of a bounteous yield.
This is tbo third season that I have lived
in this upper country, and eaeh year I
have noted the oommencement of wheat
sowing. In 1867, May 8th 1868, April
21st the present year, Apiil 14th, being
nearly as early as in central Iowa.
The breadth of grain sewn this spring
will double thai of any previous year, and
consequently /e are looking for a nearer
communication with yonr city to market
the coming crop than via Sank Centre.
Thanks to Senator Oilman, of St. Cloud,
and Hon. W. E. Hicks, of Alexandria, we
have the desired object in view.
The opening of the State road from Lake
George to Otter Tail city, ftc, will be a
groat soeommodation to vast numbers of
settlors on aad near the routs, shortening
the distance front Alexandria to St. Cloud
some fifteen or twenty miles, and giving a
prairie road all the way. The commission
ers on said road aro 8. B. McQuire, Mar
cus Shaw aijd the writer, who will com
mence their duties about the 20th of May.
Truly yours,
L. B. RAYMOND.
...
To TBE FABSIBM r-rlf you want the
best, most durable and cheapest plow, go
to the St. Clond Plow Factory
I S
MORRISON COUNTY.
Wfaat Throe Yeawra have done—A Grow*
Ing settlement—crops.
Two RivKBB, MINN., April 20, 18S9.
EDITOR JOURNAL—It is less than three
yean since this settlement was commenc
ed, and to-day we have some three hun
dred inhabitants. There is a goodly num
ber of roomy, substantial dwelling houses.
Some ofour farmers Lai from twenty-five
to sixty acres under cultivation. Every
thing looks prosperous farmers are busy
getting in their crops, and there will be
over three hundred sores of wheat put in
in this immediate neighborhood, saying
nothing about the corn, oats, potatoes and
different kinds of other crops. "w
The Two Rivers streams are sufficiently
largo to run from three to five run of
burrs the year round, with the very best
of mill sites and plenty of fall. We always
have plenty of good sand and building tim
ber, the best of meadow land, and plenty
of prairie.
The society here is good.
We have preaching every two weeks by
Elder Quigie also Sabbath school and
prayer meeting regularly every Sabbath.
Some excellent claims are yet to be had,
with plenty of good water and timber.
C. H. H.
—Why is TUB JOURNAL like a comet?
Because it has a continued tale.—St. Cloud
Journal.
So has a donkey.—Stillwater Meseengtr.
That's right speak up for yourself!
—Chas. Bowman offers
teams for sale.
some fine mule
Fon SALS CUEAP.—A good top buggy.
Inquire of Spicer & Carlisle, at iheir fur
niture rooms on St. Germain street.
a
OBANOIS ABD LSXOBS.—Louis Goyette
has veoeived by express, at the City Res
taurant, a large supply of fresh oranges
and lemons direct from Chicago.
—The Clerk of the District Court has
just received a splendid set of new books.
STBAWBBBBT PLASTS.—I have a large
stock of the best varieties of strawberry
plants, wbioh I will sell by the hundred or
thousand at less tbun Minneapolis prices
Call at my farm near Sauk River.
ALBERT SMITH.
NASBT TALKS "PLAMTATWB."—I hev
traided Off my Post Offis & tuk mi Pay in
Plantashun! P'raps yu may be supprUed
to here uv mi relinquishin my Gnv'meut
Offis with Awl its glory in seen, a Caws.
Here mee fust then jedge Mee. It hap
ened thuswisely I wus canvassin thee
Mawmea Flats for owr Bluvid Kedentry A
the Post Offis suksechun. In thet land uv
power Delite I struk a snag
Thee Fever Ager tuk me, & thee chills &
shivers shukme—shuk me like a Nold loos
button on a Shaiky smoke-House doar til
mi fraim uv 40 Summers, lukd like sum
old plaid out burners on a mornin wen his
gin is gon & he can't git no moar.
(N. B. This is not rit by Edd. A. Powe
but it cums so awlfired neer too it thet yeu
woodn't no the difrunce in the dark.)
this ourful eggstremmitty I flue at
I-
wonts tu a nold lady fren' uv mine & toold
hur mi kntterkel phix. Shee hes no'd mee
long A luvd me wel A she eawls me pet
names. "Troly," sez shoe (seen is the
plaiful kniknomen uv mi boihood) •yu or
ter taik a good doste uv Plantashun Bit
urz. I've livd & suferd in theaz swaumps
every Bens the 3 theyera wus hung &Ino,
to a ded surtinty, thet Plantashun Biturz
is thee on'} icel kewer fur the shaiks!"
"B—b—but air thaa 1—1—loyawl drink t"
asked I, shiverin'ly, feerin least I mite bee
incurridgin' snththin uv a suther nacher.
"Doont bee skeerd, •Troly,'" replide the
esstimabul Doreuss, "tha air maid uv Cal
lasayya, S. T.—1860—X & thee very loy
awlist kind uv Santy Crews Rum." Mi
Douts bein removed & mi feera fur thee
Post Offis asswaged I tuk an awlmity doste
uv "Plantashun" & you belt brutherin, it
maid mee bile! 1 tuk anuther in 2\ ours
A mi Bhaiks quit. I may sa, tha '•parsed
in thair checks!" Tha got! Not wun uv
'em lingurd too say good bi! 1 wuz a Nas
by kewerad, a Petroleum wel!—wel I wus
Now I nm a Plantashun mishunnery I go
abowt preachir. the good tidin's to awl sha
kers (& "uthers requirrin a Jentel stim
merient," see small bils.) I hev traided
off mi Post Offis & may now be found talk
in Plautashun Biturz, in the hiwaiz & thee
biwaiz frum Erly Morn till Dewey Eve.
What sinning, sufrin, shaiken bruther '11
hev theenext bottul
Magnolia Water—superior to the bes
imported German Cologne, and sold at
half the price.
Moasz's IHDIAN ROOT PILLS.—We giro yon in Uiia
H«diciD« tbe remit of a lifetime of study and trial
before this Medicine all other* are but nostrums.
They are made from simple Roots, and are the beat
medicine in the world for all Billions diseases, Female
Irrrgularites, Headaches, Indigestion, Liver Com
plaints, Ac. They purify the blood, remove all ob
structions, cleanse the skin of all pimples and blotch
es, aad are perfectly sure and safe in their operation.
We ask you to use them because we know their vir
tues. Trial is the Touchstone by which to prove
them worthy. Use Morse's Indian Root Pill*. For
sale by all Dealers. apr29-2m
—Capt. West is having a fine lot of new
boxes made for the Post Office.
DIED.
In this city, on the morning of the 26th
inst., of congestion of tbe lungs, LILLIS,
only daughter of S. H. and Hattie M. Par
sons, aged four months and seven days
tST Winona papers please copy.
S CLOUD 1 1 A S
Wheat No. 1 per bush 80
«5a70
60a65
70 a 80Bockwheatprew
aOaOO
a 7t
Potatoes
Onion, per bus
Kerosene Oil pr
2
3
Corn,
Oats
Kja
Barloy
Hay, per ton
Butter,per lb
Bgga.perdos
Cheese,pi
Cord Wood
Beans,perbnsh
Oeese,
Ducks,
Chickens,
10X0*700
Corn meal, new 175
Bolted, 25 0
Sugars 13 a 20
Tea* 100a200
Coffee 30a 46
Lard prl 25
Hams.cured 20a26
Dried Apple*,prlb 20
Or«enApplesj?rbbl 7.50
126
I6a7
SoaSO
Ua20
a 26
S 00a 500
250s360
S CLOUD FUR. A E
Cerreetedfertn* JotmsAt,by D. M. O. Murphy et Co
Kink No. 1.
Otter.
Fisher
Wolverine......
Wolf—Timber.,
Bear
Cub Bear.
... iSaCOO
700
700
300
260
.$5 tol WO
2 to 400
Raccoon.....
Martin.......
Red fox....
Cross Fox..,
SllverOrey,
Lynx.................
Badger
Skunk
Beaver,per lb 176
in
~$ 60
... ntoiooo
160
3 00a 600
...$26to 6000
~I62
Moakrat Winter
Deerskins, perO10to2Sj
nides.drj 18 Fall Rat,
Hides,green, perlb....-7^ Spring Rat
MEAT A E
ooaaaovBo wsaur ST COATS a TIMMAH.
Beef—en foot,
per quarter, hind,
fore,
at retail.
Pork—dressed,
at retail.
Mutton—on foot,
at retail,
Veal—on foot,
at retail.
Poultry—Turkey,
Buying,
6a«
Selling.
12al8
26
18
18
20
20
15
16
10
ii PKlCSCS O O
coassenn wasxiT sr SAVIS a cua*:.
WXOUSAU.
6.00
XXX
XX
Superfine
aITAIL.
6.60
6.00
160
4J0O
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
TEAMS FOB SALE.
I have three Spans of MULES, which I
will sell cheap. Thoy aro No. 1. .. Also
wagons and harnesses. A ehanee for good
bargains is offered. Call at my farm two
miles from St. Cloud.
8t Cloud, April 27. 1869. n41-tf
FRANK REMELEY
Would respectfully announce to the citi
zens of St. Cloud, that he has in store
a large stock of the purest
I E
which he will deliver cheaper than any
other dealer in the city.
Stv Cloud, April 28,1869. nil-tf
1
A CLOSING OUT!
SALE OF GOODS!
Great Bargains!
As I have determined to go out of the
business of Merchandise, I will
sell from and after this
date, for CASH, my
ENTIRE 8TOCK,
consisting
of
DRY GOODS, CLOTnS,
HATS, 7 CAPS,
These Goods are superior in width,
weight and color, and Will
6ITE PERFECT SATISFACTION
to all purchasers.
We ehall continue to keep a good line of
the above alpacas, which will be very de
sirable to purchasers, as they can always
be matched.
THREE-FOURTHS THE AMOUNT
now paid, and giving abetter quality of Good* than
can be obtained of any Eastern firm.
Send tm a Clubs, or send tbr Circa
lira to
ANNAND &CO.,
-••*...v --.,--»•* t£rt£iu*d^ ..v. i--:.- .Wl .-. •fc.'jK--.--J-..-.* •..,-::- '.-.. '-, :.-.w--^ x^m*»**«^»**«^frs^ fl -. tfiactt-'-.eBs^*-^^--.*,-/,--^-^: mma**
BOOTS, SHOES,
CROCKERY, and
GLASSWARE,
positively at the
COS ^I^IOEI.
Do not take my word for it but come and
see fur yourselves and be'eouviuced of fact
fact.
N. B.—I will also sell to any one my
entire stock of goods in bulk, with the
privilege of renting the stand, or buying
the premises upon liberal terms.
JOSEPH BROKER.
St. Cloud, Minn., April 29, 1869.
PICKIT & ABBOTT.
St. Cloud, Iprll 22,1869. nlO
ICE! IOE!
JOHN MARSHALL
Is again in the field, ready to supply the
citizens of St. Cloud, during the warm
weather, with an excellent quality of ice.—
All orders left at his grocery will receive
prompt attention.
St. Cloud, April 28,1869. n«l-tf
SACo.,E
S E N W A N E by a Manufacturing
to travel and sell by sample anew line of
goods. Situations permanent wages good. H. H.
RICHARDS A CO., 413 Chestnut St., Philadelphia,
Pa. apr29-*w
W
A N E A E N S Wonder of ike
World is warranted to cure Rheumatism and
Neuralgia. Sold on the package system. Not to be
paid for until teited. I pay $80 per month and com
mission to distribute packages. C. TILTON,
Pittsburg, Pa. apr2S-4w
"How Can it be Done?"
I* the cryof the crowds who throng
THE DOLMR STORE.
73 LAKE STREET,
CHICAGO,
"That every description and variety of FANCY GOODS
CUTLKRT, 8ILVKR-PLATKD WARS, Ac can
be purchased at tha extremely low price of ON*
DOLLAR tor each article, when the same good* can
not be obtained at any other place for double the
amount, and which the Wholesaler confesses he can
not buy for that price T"
We reply: We have buyers constantly at the Bast,
by whomjob lots are obtained at enormous discounts,
and, besides, a large portion of oQr goods are imported
direct from Europeau Manufacturers.
Having, also, Every facility pottenedby the largest
"Dollar Halt" firm of Boston, we will, by mean* of the
CLUB S S E
extend the advantages of our immense wholesale and
retail trade to those living at a distance, thus saving
io Express Charge*
•73 Lake Street, Chicago.
Good* at Wholesale to tie Trade. apr20-tw
"That Cough will Kill you,"
Try "Costar's" Cough Bemedy.
"Colds and Hoarseness lead to death,"
Try "Cottar's" Cough gumedy.
"For Croups—Whooping Coughs, ftc,"
Try "Costar's" Cottgb. Kemedy.
••Costar says it is the best in the wide
world—and if Ho says so—it« True—its
True—its True and Wo say Try it—Try
it—Try it."—[Morning Paper, Aug. 26.]
All Druggist*In ST. CLOUD sell It.
If
O O S A
10@18
llJi@12Jx
faS
Standar a a
Ann ms
16@18
10al6
6®7
E A I E I
Bltter-Sweet stud Orange Bloaaonss.
One Bottle, $1.00—Three for $2.00.
His
BUCKTHORN SALVE I
HIS
"Coataur'e" a Roach External natora.
I'CMtar's" steel Bwsj KxtermtMtora,
«»Cost»r»a" (only pure) Insect Powder.
"Only infallible Remedies known."
"18 years established In New York."
'•2,000 Boxes and Flasks manufactureddaily."
111 Beware111 of spurious Imitation*."'
"All Druggist* In 8T.CMUD sell them."
Address
CHAS. BOWMAN.
U.
••COSTAB," 10Crosby St. N. T.
Or Jons F. HEKKT (Successor to)
DIMAS BanassftCo. 21 Park Bow, N. T.
Soldin St. Cloud, Minn, by 8. MARLATT.
vlln28-ly
S. LAND OrtlOS, ST. CLOUD, MINN.,
_._• ApraS8,lS«e.
WilfiamL, Dorte,
Sir: Von«feb«
on t»i«iftn DA?
forenoon of the s*d
came why yonr Home*1
Sir Von a*e hereby notjflod tow »t this oAce
forenoon of tb a dav, *nd than and there show
came why yon Homes»ea latry No. flow, mads by
you Norember lit, KM, npon the *w section 33,
township 13H, range 34, In the District of Lands sub
ject to sale at St. Cloud. Minn., should not be can.
celed, a* Lewis Henry alleges an abandonment there
of by yon, and proposes then and there to show the
same, when yon will be permitted to contest inch
showing. H. 0 WATT, Register,
OLD
—SB/"2ls-
apraMwf- H-. 0. BUBBANK,1Receiver.
PAPERS onaleat
ATTHIPOFyiCl
-r*~
nal-t
ROYAL STANDARD!
naia
A A A S
A
J. E WEST,
REAL ESTATE AGENT
..-: .' ..'
ST. CLOUD, MINN.,
Will Boy and Sell Real Estate en
Commission,
Locate Land Warrants and College Scrip,
Pay taxes, and transact all busi
ness connected with a
Real Estate Agenoy.
REFERENCES.
Gov. WM. R. MARSHALL, St. Paul, Minn.,
Ex-Gov. S. MILLBB, Philadelphia, Pa
Hon. J. M. MOKBLVT, St. Cloud, Minn.,
Hon. H. T. WBLLKS, Minneapolis, Minn.
B9» W a in S a
£9* A good story frame House with
an a good well, and four acres of land,
in the city limits, for sat*. Price $ 1200.
Long time given if desired.
For Sale—160 actes of land,near the eity
with good building, suitable for hotel.
Price $4,000.
For Sale—A good 1} story frame build
ing. Location central. Price $1,200.
For Sale—A good 1} story frame build
ing with five lots, near the Lake. Price
$800.
Western Hen Should Patronize
Western Institutions.
S Cr.OTJX A N
or THB
Republic Insurance Co.
0BHTBAL OFFICE, OHIOAGO, ILL.
C»sH AaseU, March 1,1809, $1453,471.04
Thb Company insures Farm Property
against all damage from Fire or Lightning,
including Live Stock in the field or at
large, at as low rates as any other compa
ny. Losses paid at once without discount
fqr sixty days.'.
The REPUBLIC INSURANCE COMPA
NY tepresents an aggregate of wealth and
business influence greater than any other
Insurance Company.
Officers.
J. V. tARWBXL, Pres., J. K. PAtSON. Sec'y.
B. W. PHILLIP, V. P., P. C. COOLBACGH, Trees.
St. Cloud Branch Officer*.
C. P. DAVIS, President, 9. B. WEST, Manager.
Directors.
3. B. wiST, J, M. HcKELVr.
List of Stockholders at St. Cloud, Minn.
Manufacturer of Flour-
C. P. Darls,
Junes M. McKeWy,
N. P. Clerk,
Thoa.O.McCIura,
C. F. 4 Wm. Powell,
H.C.Wait,
h. Gorton,
J. M. Rosenberger,
Pick A Abbott,
Lewis Olark,
Wm. B. Mitchell,
A. T. Upham,
P. TaleOtt,
R. Rice,
C.R.Beal.
A.D. Beal,
J, E. West,
E. L. Allen,
0".
And get
Judge 7th Judicial District
er Hardware Merchaaf
Hwdware Merchant*
Reg. U.S.Land Office
U. S. Assessor-
Hardware Merchant
Dry Goods A Clothing
Flour, Peed A Grain
Editor St. Cloud Journal-
Dentist-
Watch Maker
MailOontractor-
Manufacturer of Flour
Miller-
Insurance Agent.
Ins. Clerk.
Call on
Dal TOnEST,
a Policy in the REPUBLIC.
vlln38-ly
ST. CLOUD
Wagon Factory.
Farm and Freight Wagons.
IL.iffht Spring W a jr
a JBufg-fgleB.
Scott, Hegg & Swenson,
Having bought the
St. Cloud Wagon Factory,
Are prepared to make to order and will
keep on hand a good assortment of
Wagons. Buggies, &c.
The attention of
Farmers and Freighters
Wanting Wagons this spring is called to
our stock.
Mono but the
a a
Is used in our work.
Especial attention paid to
E a
SCOTT, HEGQ & SWENSON,
St. Cloud, March 10.1869. vlln344f
The First Division of. the
St. Paid ft Pacific Railroad
1869. SUMMER TIME TABLE. 1869.
OHAMD AFTER MONDAY, APRIL
86IH, 1869. trains for St Anthony
Junction, Manomin, Anoka, Itasca, Day
ton, Elk River, Big Lake, Clear Lake,
St. Cloud, Sauk Aapids and Forts Ripley
and Abererombie
WILL LEAVJB GOING WB8T.
Leave St Paul..... ....... 7 46 A 230 P. a.
Antra Sank Rapids.............. IS 46 r. at. 7 30
WILL LtAVB GOING KABT.
LeaVeBankRapids............... 7 90 A 2 1 5 M
ArriTeSt. Paul 12 20 r. M. 7 05
SAINT PAUL, ST. ANTHONY
an
in a a in a
Leave Bt. Paul 7 46 A. M. 915 A. 1110 A. M*
2 3 0 uid 000r.
Minneapolis 800 end 1145 A.M.
,J I OS tOOr.M. «M». M.
St. Paul, Lake Minnetonka,
CRO WRIYERANDBIQ PRAIRIE
TRAINS.
Leave Bt. Paul
Minneapolis
Attire Smith Lake........
Leere Saaith Lake........
Lake Mlnnetonka
Arrive St. Panl
Excursion Parties takinig
Panl, and the 10IS
FIVJ6 HOURS AT
rate*
0 1 6 a.
1016
116 r.M.
200
416
5 46
ties takin the Olt Train from Saint
Train from Minneapolis, will hare
LAKH MINNrrotfKA
-ptJRC:IA8B
TIGKCT8 at the Statin** beforeenter
he Oar*, at a Discount from the regular train
Ing 1
S BanagaOheeked before
It will be carried over the road, and on the arrival of
tha Train at place of destination, must present the
check and take possession of their Baggage
The Cetnapany Mat be Hespamslble
•w the Bafttr efaay Baggage altar Ms
arrival at station for which it I* checked—it belnc no
—.„#.,..»...-._-
„#....1.**,,,*0Mt'**o»receive
part of the basinet of this Company
that elfoSr**
NtlTICE
saivaad
meAo te
V. ft. DRUM, Sgperiatendent,
J. p. RANDALI,, General Ticket Agent.
vl0-n44tf.
WB. Horaee, is given his time, and
that I will not pay any debts of his oon-
trading, at colleot his
after this date.
•J*H? saj
MelNTlRE & DORSEY,
strccassoBs TO
McINTIRE & CASTLE,
(MILLS' OLD STAND)
8T. GERHAIN ST., ST. CLOUD,
Wholesale and Retai Dealertin
STOVES,
TIN WARE AND
WOODEN-WARE.
AGENTS FOB
Buckeye Reaner & Mower,
THE CELEBRATED^
Johnson's Self-rake Reaper,
Hubbard Mower,
Wooster Mower ^Reaper
W
Vibrator Thresher,
MOLIJST E O W S
And Dealers in all kinds of
A & O O S
—ASD—
HEAVY HARDWARE.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL AGEN18
&Vf the
Famous Qiiinfv Steves,
Which IVever Crack.
E A I E S
roa
Farm Machinery & Stoves
Always on hand.
Every Article Warranted.
McINTIRE DORSET.
St. Cloud, July 14,1868.
vl0n52-M
PATRONIZE
the place where you can buy the cheapest
and best Furniture aud save
YOUR
money. We are prepare 1 to offer greater
inducements to
HOME
purchasers than ever before offered in St.
Cloud, as we are in connection with onr
sales room.
MANUFACTURERS
of Bedsteads. Bureaus, Stands, Cribs and
Lonnges at wholesale and retail.
BY
this yon will readily see that you will get
goods cheaper by calling and
BUYING
these articles of us than any other house
in town. We keep for
YOUR
nso all kinds of Upholstery and Parlor
Sets, which we furnish to order. All of
the best quality of
FURNITURE
and dealIn none bnt thebes*
OF
the best. Also a large stock of all kinds of
Chairs, Mattrasses, Spring Beds, tc.
Repairing end ordered work promptly
attended to. Give us a call. Rooms on
St. Germain St., St. Cloud, opposite Cath
opc church.
SPICER & CARLISLE.
n••'„LAN.D
B. OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINN.,
^. ... April aeth, is**,
Ftter a/fOem and B. Ttturman
Sir: Ton are I ereby notified to appear at this office
fo^noon of the said day and then and there show
^ST-u^LIT'l D«l**»tory Statement* No*. 35S3
trict of Land* rabject to sale at St. Cloud, Minn
should not to canceled, a* Samuel D. SmooU allege*
S a 5
0
a and propone* then
and there to show the seme, whenyon wiliWpermlt.
ted to contest such showing.
H. 0 WAIT, Register.
•Pr2°-«Wl H. 0 BUBBANK Receiver.
LAJID
ORICB, ST. CLOUD. MINN.,
April 20,1809.
Ala MeCaUum:
W
T,0i?
.Z?
is hereby given that my step-
*roJ*?r?,!3r "otWed to appearat this office
on the 16TH DAY 0 JUNK, 18O0L at 10 o'clock
ln
0
Cjftn-
earnings on and
D. A. uori.
Sf, Cloud, Ajrll 9th, 1869. n41-8w
*f the aald day, and then and there
•how cause why yonr Homestead Bntry No. Me*,
nwde by yon July 15, 18M. npon the \i nw
•ectlon 30, township 121, range a*, in. tbelbtrlct
sat
St. Clo
of lands snbjeet to sale at St. Clond Minn.
•houM not to caaoeled, a* Tarrold Oi*ea allege* an
abandonment thereof or von, and propose* then
and there to ihow the same, when yon will to
permitted to contest such showing.
_^ H. 0 WAIT. Register,
sprtWwl U. 0. P*BAWK, HectlTer.
Sash, Doors, Blinds and
Mouldings,
GROVFJOK & CO.
AGRICULTURAL
WAREHOUSE,
ST. CLOUD, MINN
OBXBBAt DBALXBS IX
ST-AJbTX)^I^ID
FARM MACHINERY!
a on a
BASES, CASINGSiAKD.DOOR JAMS
Furnished per Design it th a Ut
most Dispatch
COUNTRY ORDERS
Attended to promptly, and specially solic
ited.
A A S AOKBIS rOB THB NOBTH*
WEST FOB THB
New Yorker Self Baking
Reaper,
HUBBARD MOWER,
BUCKEYE GRAIN DRILL
DEWER DAM
BROADCAST SEEDERS,
IIAPGOOD, YOUNG & CO.'S
Factory in Lower Town, near the Saw
Mills,
ST. CLOUD. MINN
ESTABLISHED IN 1856.
CITY BRUT STORE!
S. MARLATT,
D1AU1 IJt
Drugs.Medicines. Chemicals
FANCY AND TOILET
ARTICLE S
SPONGES,
Brushes Perfumery, &c.
Kerosene or Coal
OIL AND LAMPS.
Physicians' Pre«crip ions carefully com.
pounded, and orders answered with care
and idtpatoh.
4
Farmers and Phgsiciant from the country
will find our Stock of Medicines complete,
warranted genuine, and of the best quality.
8. MARLATT.
vlOsl? Washington Avenue, St. Cloud
-w"The. most successful business men in this
S art those who have advertisedItbertiliy
tonstantle/."—floiAQl QBIIIH.
metm^tm
Ann ROCK I«LA!?D
PLOWS,
J. I. CASE & CO.'S
Sweepstakes Thresher,
FISH BROTHERS'
Freight and Farm Wagons
North Star Fanning Mills.
St. Cloud, Jan. 26, 1869.
J. H. OWEN &
CO.,C.
MABOTACTUBEKS Of
DRESSED LUMBER
S A S
in
WOOD MOULDINGS,
in S S in
DOORS AND WINDOW FRAMES,
Newel Posts, Balusters,
AND FENCE PICKETS,
F. & W. POWELL
HARDWARE,
The most complete stock to be found
in Northern Minnesota,
i^r-w
.A. :R, IE
Of every kind thatmay be wanted,
S O E S
Of all the best and most popular mak
Agricultural Implements
4c., &c., &e.
Corner Washington atenue and Lake elree
ST. CLOUD, MINN.
CASH PAID FOR
Old Copper, Brass and Ptwttr.
Particular attention paid te a
kinds of tin and sheet-ironjobbing.
CHAS. F. FOWILl.
wx. rowiii.
A O
Watchmaker and Jeweler,
I A S tn—
CLOCKS WATCHES,
Silver and Plated Ware,
SPECTACLES
O-OXJD :P:E:ETG,
Table and Pocket Cutlery.
fcc, fcc, »Jc.
Faithfully doaeand satisfheiiongnaraalee.
ALSO, ENGRAVING.
Washington aveane, a few doers from
the Central House, on opposite side*
ST. CLOUD, NESOTA um
wcOKDSOF
WISDOM FOR TOCNO MRS On
the Rulias Passion in Tonth aad Rarly sfaa
U.«K.vitliS.-lt Helpforthe Brriae: aad in i.
Sent in sealed letter ea««lo HmTat a A*V
%M LI0WARn
AM
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