The St. Cloud journal. [volume], December 16, 1869, Image 3

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li.k, German or Norwegian, exeeuted at
this ofieo. Send ia your ordara.
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CMISTXAS Taaaa..-__rtunsjs_enta _*e
being made by each of the four Sabbath
Schooli in this place to have Christmas
Trte oa Christmas Bra.
SKATma.—The ice on Lakt George has
proved too tempting to be misted, and
hundreds are improving the glare surface
and the beautiful moonlight nights.
TBIXD.—In the e&se of the State v$.
Weidert and Klein, for assault and battery
on Bearer, the defendants were fined $6
and costs.
JAXVABT 6TH, 1870.—ill triU to tarn if
am annonmetmint eltenehere, ike JOTTBXAX'S
lory for (to coming gmr will eommimt with
Ito of January 6 Subtcriftifm*
ihould be etnt in, if pontile, before tkat tin*.
MOXOXOAUA Goran. —Mr. James B.
Garrison, Sou., Treasurer of oar flourish
ing neighboring county of Monongalia,
gives notice as to the taxes or that county
lor 1869—the rate, what for, and where to
bo paid. These Interested will examine
carefully.
Lor ton CHTJBCB We are glad to
learn that tko Baptist Society of this city
has purchased of Hon. H. T. Welles, the
lot in block 89, on tko corner of Morgan
avenue and 8th street, near the Mississippi
bridge. It is a fine location for a church
building.
HOLIDAY GOODS.—Elegant smoking sets,
cigar stands, lovely vases, marble statuet
tes, bohemian ware, alabaster boxes, 4
laughing dolls, crying dolls and dolls with
"truly hair," as little Nellie said—all
these, and many more things for holiday
presents, at Mrs. FarwelT store.
Axoxa ran FIBST.—The ten counties in
MiMMSota which polled at the last election
over two thousand votes, wore Blue Earth,
Dakota, Fillmore, Hennepin, Houston,
Ttsnrrr Bieo, Siearru, Wabasha and Wi
nona. As win bo seen, 8 teemi county
ranks among the most populous in the
State, though not among the oldest-settled.
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POBJC—During the week the pork mar
ket has been under the control of "bulls,"
and prices have goae up. The reports of
sales for the week are as follows:
at S lt F_ml FrlCOB. TheI_dent_.Cosamtttee at thia pleee
WM authorised to eoutrnet at t*r
t_kl_l fttpor of t_o Cttj.
DAuaatoustv I I I A telegram on Tues
day from her daughter stated that Mrs.
Swisshelm.was lying at her home in Indi
ana county, Penn., very low. She hasbuilding
bee* ill for several weeks.
STIXL OPXX.—The Mississippi at this
place is still open from shore to shore. The
ferry at Sauk Rapids, two miles abort
here, is making its trips as regularly as ia
summer. The weather is mild, and themarked
ground almost entirely free from snow.
NARROW £sc4Pi.—On Saturday while
Jacob Johnson was attempting to cross the
river at Little Falls, he broke through the
ice, narrowly escaping being drowned
He succeeded in saving both his team and
load.
Coscsmr.—Preparations are being male
for giving a first-class vocal and instru
mental concert, some time between the holi
days. Same of the best musical talent in
the eity will be engaged, and a pleasant
evening's entertainment may safely bo
promised.
ALWAYS ABSAO.—TBB JOUBXAL was one
of the very few weekly papers in Minne
sota which published President Grant's
Message entire and it was one of only
two in the 8tate that issued it as a supple
ment, thus not infringing on- the regular
•pace. The readers of TBB JOOBXAX may
rest assured that they will be kept fully
posted on what is transpiring in the world
about them.
Coats & Freeman, 25 tons
J. Qellatty, 7}
MtCastner, 12
Peter Gootton, 7
Other buyers, about, 3
The price has ranged from 9 to 11 cents
per pound, though some, previously con
tracted for, sold for 8 and 8} cents. The
amount of money paid for pork last week
was about $10,400.
Stage coaches, each way, 16c
Foot passengers, 2|e
kn pass, monthly (single) 76c
(fahdly) 1.C0
Hoi BUSH!—J. 0. Hnbsr has opened a
choice assortment of fancy candies for the
holidays. It includes all the Tory nicest
makes, hi ell manner of designs, and is
'just the stock for Ckristniss. trees,. Santo
Clous and the little ones' stockings. By
all moans, go to Uuber's for your Chritt
mas candles.
W SSLBCTXD.—D. M. 0 Murphy A
(Co., niaks it an essential point to keep on
Xyshe choicest family groeeries and pro
wislone, so that families and dealers can
rest assured of always getting the best.
They bay very heavily in the lectern mar-1 e&an
koto, and are able to compote with any oth
er bouse in the Slate, either at wholsals or
retail.
Oxca A TXAB.—Christmas oomes but
once a year, so take the best that can be
had ia the market, and buy your furs,
drees goods, embroidered goods, gloves,
etc., for Christines presents, at Bichard
son's. A large and choice assortment.
READ IT!—Pickitjft Abbott's now ad
oertuemeai aneaks for it"elf.
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Hon. N. F. llarnes of this oHy, 'uvimbO*
of the State Normal Sohool Board, and
Prof. Ira Moort, of the Normal Sehoot ht
this place, returned yesterday from meet
log of the State Board at 8*. Paul. In.ee
wai a full board, and tko Professors of tit
three Normal Schools war* also preeeat
stone may be needed for the fcnodationof
tomwlhrmMiatn*lkmU*l and have
got on the ground. Also, to have plana
and epoeineattens prepaied fcr the new
building to be submitted to the Board at
Us sseetlng at Wiaona next month.
Mr. Barnes informs us that towat W|U
bepnttoworkhanhBC the granite fcoo*
the qnarry ooreaa the river as see* as ,*f»
weight *ssh ngnros have boon
from the Granite Company as wll
from the Granite Compan as «ff
tko Board to oroot a bonding ontirely of
granite at a cost not to oxoeed one Of
biick.
Messrs. Buck and Blodgett, of the
Board, and Bev. Packard, of Anoka, wore
appointed a committee to attend the oxasa
ination or the Normal 8ehool at this place
in February next
In pursuance of a resolution of the
Board, the President, Hon. Thos. Simpson,
wiU recommend to the Legislature an an
nual appropriation of 97,500 to each of
the three schools in the State far salaries
of teachers, ordinary expenses, &e.
This is good news, indeed. The new
is already needed, the school be
ing now too large for the room it has.
Great credit is due Mr. Barnes for bis per
sistent and earnest endeavors in behalf of
this school.
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SABBATU SCHOOL MATTXBS.—A very
increase in the interest felt in mat-
ters relating to the sustaining of Sabbath
Schools has manifested itself during the
year. Not only is the attendance mnoh
greater than before, bat grown-up people
are becoming hearttty interested in for
warding the good work. The regular
Sabbath School concerts draw crowds. At
the monthly concert of the Methodist
school, on Sabbath evening of lost week,
there was scarcely standing room. Tko
singing and extremes by the children gave
evident satisfaction to those present. On
lost Sabbath evening the first conoert of
the Congregational school woo also weU at
tended. Iaterostiag and instructive ad
dresses were made by HOT. Tompkins and
8aperisnendent Moore. On the same even
ing the first concert for three months pass
of the Presbyterian school filled tko
church. Bestorks were mode by the Su-eral
perintendent, and Bee. Campbell tea plain
but impreerive manner spoke to tko Uttlf
ones of the sad esTeota of otil company, il
lustrating his points vary effectively.
We give herewith some statistics con
cerning the different Sabbath schools in the
city, as gathered from tno officers:
The monthly report of the Methodist
school, made at the concert, gave:
Names on roll, 98
Average attendance for month, 71
No. verses repeated (alphabetically) 176
Wm. McVeigh, Superintendent, Wm. H.
Lamb, Secretary.
The report of the Presbyterian oohool is
for three months, less three Sabbaths en
which there wax no school:
Names on roU. 108
Average attendance for quarter, 861
Increase of scholars, 24
of average attendance, 8J
Verses repeated alphabetically and
by classes, 1,029
H. Z. Mitchell, Superintendent, Wax. H.
Lamb, Secretary.,
The Episcopal school reports:
Names on roll, '\.«0
Asmogs aMsodaBQS. 40
Judge HoajiB, Superintendent.
TkoCongsegostsnslv
Names on rnft-.-. .40
Aversms nttsndsnos, 81
(The Secretary being iH, no report was
made.)
Prof. Moore, Superintendent, Wm.
Mulliken, Secretary.
DuTBioT Coon*.—The winter session
commenced on Tuesday last—Hon. J. M.tke
MeKdvy, Judge. Nothing was done that
day beyond organisation and the first
reading of the calendar.
Yesterday in the cose of Michael Stein
bsurer vs. Isaac Parka, involving the mer
its of a mule trade, the jury returned a
verdict of $200 for plaintiff. Defendant
moved tor anew trial. Oscar Taylor for
pl'ff Gordon & Collins for deft.
PKBSOSAL.—The newly-made Beuediot, I next »erm
Mr. Bich. D. Bloomfield, returned on Frt-1 The famons Eioh »«. Taylor horse ease
day from his eastern wedding trip. He MeCorty vi. Lahr Libby.es. Libby.
has tsken charge of matters at the depot,
just as if nothing had happened.
Bev. Gale, of Minneapolis, was in town
on Monday, looking after the interests of
the Baptist church at this place.
Dr. M. C. Tolmsn and wife started on
Saturday for a two months' visit in thefrom
East
Mr. 0* C. arson, Manager of tko North
western Telegraph Company's Unco north
of St. Foul, Has in town on Saturday.
BBDOB Mxxnxa.—A special meeting
of the Directors of the 8t. Cloud Bridge
Company was held en Monday evening.
Onmottenof L. AEvanetho following
winter rote of tolla was adopted, to toko
effect so soon as the river shaU close and
continno in force nntil April lot, 1870:
for one, two and four horse, mnlo or ox
teams, with or without driver, for the
round trip, the same rates shsU bo charged
as for single crossing during the summer.
And toll-keepers chocks shall be need,
marked "going East" and •'going Week"
which shall be good for single crossing in
the proper directions, and shall not bo
good after April 1st, 1870.
Dorr M. Miokley Sheriff, was tried.
Dorr replevined a pair of horses and then
sued the Sheriff for damages. Verdict ren
dered this morning for deft O. Taylor
for pl'ff: Hamlin and Moore for deft,
M. Dorr v*. Peter Branch. Stipulated
to be triad by Court on eight days' notice.
Same Attorneys.
The ease of the State »». Geo. T.JMce,
continued until next term.
The following cases were continued until
J. B, Harris and wife vs. St. P.
E.Co..-dIamisaed. *~*v*
At BoeavMuoxus Baos.'
Juvenile Books, .,.,
Picture Bocks
for Christmas.
Pictures nad Oval Prunes,
for Christmas.
Toya :,l,i
_'". for Christinas,
Staadord Poets
for Christmas.
IxnoAxr! BLBOAXT!!-Bush ft Foster,
on 84. Germain street, havs on elegant
stock of goodsforCnrlstuuM presents. I
inelodso Ameviean wotohos, ladies' geld
wat45hetrs«liff^d goods, 4 W a ad W
ware, etc:', etc. Do not fail to eall on
^SrrV/»a*»'» &iJ RV **itGW" ff
Mower no O W
gf^B^sBTioy ^Wflauf^ •ywIvBS^ggSBBg
exoellad. Buy one for your friend, it is
a nice Christmas present. At
ALLBMftBTJSSBtL.
—Don't nsglect to go to Boyd's and buy
while he is selling out at cost—that is, at
what they cost yew not Aim.
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aVtUMIOOTA'
The following te the eturns of the now
bandings aid improvoatnta mode within
the incorporate limits or St. Cloud dariag
I860, oa gathered by oar reporter:
Union School building, •18,000
Bev. Stukenkemper (Order St.
Beuediot, paroohia house,
brick. 14,000
Bute Normal 8ohool, additions
and improvements, 4,000
H. Ottensmyer brick store and bar
ber shop, 4,800
T. Alden, dwelling, 8,000
Herberger Bros., brewery, 8,000
F. Sohalu, refreshment rooms, 1,500
J. M. West, Improvement* at Boot
Ofneo,
J. W. Tnttle, odd. to dwolllag,
Court Hoooe, improvomoato,
C. Bridgman, improv'ts on mill
office for null,
work on boom,
E. Cappie, improvements,
Ches. Taylor,
D. A. Burr, dweUing house,
J. C. Wilson, improvements,
Goo. Marvin, dwelling.
uftblkmjo,* )'i MHT uiiii-.iKO Mo
W.W.Davis, 8 0 0
.. ',•«.'•' Ajsiajsiv-:".:"-.**''" 2»0
B. Hwt, dwWliog, 000
J. atvrtntoB, UapTofomatla, too
A. Raymond, dwelling. 55o
Fickit ft Abbott, add. to konse, 800
H. Hersehbaoh, impfovomonto, 400
John Dressier, derailing, 600
J. 0. McConnell, Improv'ts, 226
J. Deiger, dwelling, 860
H. W. Weary, 1,000
Mrs. Meyers, improvements, 200
Bobt. Leach, 200,
G. O. Hegg, additions, 200
V. Wetsel, 250
I. Noyes, dweUing, 750
C. West, improvements, 16')
F. Dam, warehouse, ftc, 150
Clark & Davis, improvement, 100
P. Peterson, 100
E. 0 Hamlin, add. to kouse, 70M
Foot Bridge across ravine, 250
M. Becker, dweUing, 600
A. W. Bush, improvements, 860
E. C. Smith, 850
D. M. G. Murphy, 850
H. C. Burbank, office ftc., 650
Dr. C. Weber, 40
Dr. A Senkler, improvements, 100
J. M, McKelvy, improvements, 400
D. A. Hoyt, add. to dwelling, 65"
A. Montgomery, improvements, 200
C. M. Doughty, improvements 200
F. Talcott, add. to store, 8u0
Snyder, 800
Episcopal Church, improvements, 160
J. C. WinslowftCo.. add. to shop, 400
J. Korles, improvemsnts, 800
J. Broker, Union Bakery, 860
N. Lohr, storerooms, 2,000
improv'ts on warehouse 260
N. ObermUler, dwelling, 800
Larson, dwelling, 860
N. Kraus, add. to dweUing, 160
J. SicUy, dweUing. 400
F. Funk, add. to brewery, 460
J. Beiehart, add. to bakery, 800
Lewiston House, improvements, 460
H. Z. MitckeU, ImprovomenU, 400
OoL C. D. Kerr, improvements, 800
T0U1, 976,625
AtnxAxoBia.—The for businessis Uvely,
tkOoatoh of rata being larger than for sev
years past.——School commenced on
Monday, and a number of the adjoining
towns arc opening District schools.—
Freights from St. Cloud to Alexandria
have declined to 91.00 per anndrad, teams
being plenty.—The stable of Myers
Bros, at Maple Lake, was burned last
week, destroying three horses, several lots
of harness, ftc loss 9600. Olo Bigg,
of Pope county, brought in soma fine
cheese from his dairy ho expeots to make
10,000 pounds next season.——Constella
tion Lodge of Free Masons is in a prosper
ous condition.——A young boy, Frederick
Osborn, of Ida township, lost himself
while out hunting, and was froseu to
death.—Post.
SUCAI* KOTATK TstAR8VB»0.
tUpvrttdfor Tax JovssufryJohn Zapp, Ag., Meg
itter of Deeae.
Par tko Week Smnlng Dee. Mtku
Warrantee Deed from Jas. L. Gray and
wife to Simeon Penteman for sw* sw| Sec
88 T. 120 B. 28 w. $800
Warrantee Deed from Chancey Jenkins
and wife to Johanna Frankhauee for ewl
and sol and sw| se* Sec. 26 and sw
no* *ad ee See. 27 and nee nee Sec.
84 and a See. 85 T. M6 B. 84
west? QU-= ZW.'^tiiVtiM *-',t31^00
Warrantee Deed from F. B. Thompson
and wife to J. E. Hayward for und. of
"Unton MiUe." $0,000
CHBUBTXtAO 10 COXa»«.
Joseph Edelbroek received today from
East a large supply of heavy woolen
goods, specially for the holidays. A fall
line of overshoes on hand, including the
"Alaskss" for ladies' and gentlemen's
wear, the newest and best thing out boot
and shoo packs rubber overshoes, A A
large lot of new clothing for winter a r
guaranteed to be of the most substantial
makes in the market. The far-famed Ger
mantown Woolen Torn, in full assortment
—just what the ladies we at. The best
family groceries always on hand. Call
and see, and jrou cannot but bo suited in
whatever you may want.
ft^P. B.
Dawson 4 Co. vi. Qrovenor A Co.—
plaintiffs obtainjudgment by consent. E.
O. Hamlin for pl'ffo.} 0. Taylor for deft.
J. B. Mills e*. J. P. Wilson—stricken
calendar on motion of deft. H. L.
Gordon for pl'f L. W. Collinofsr deft.
0. H. Brunoiag se. V. HilJiieehsHt—
stricken from cnlendar on motiod of plain
tiff. L. W. CoUins for pl'ff O. Taylor fee
aWwifS'o5?! :,'-•'•• •.•- .'v".-.
Prank Reding •». Angost Saner, strick
enfrom calender on meUea of defendnert,
at ploinUro coot. 0. Taylor for pl'ff L.
W. CoUins for den.
ho grand jury has Indicted Trainer and
Corhart for the murder of Corporal Mc
Manus.
Bisn ix LCHUBB.—One day this week
a farmer brought to one of our buyers a
hide, which he wished to sell. The gen
tleman being busy, requested a ycung man
standing by to "take it down stairs and
weigh it." His friend did this with alac
rity, and reported 78 pounds of hide, which
was paid for at 6 cents per pound. Soon
after the dealer discovered that a board,
18} pounds, had been weighed in, and paid
for at the regular 8} cento per pound, thus
demonstrating (though not satisfactorily)
the reason for the hide's being so heavy.
This is the highest price we have heard of
as being paid for lumber.
—We would acknowledge an Invitation
to attend the inauguration of W. H. fol
som, as President of the 8tato University,
at St. Anthony, on Wednesday next.
—A letter paossd through this omoo the
othendv directed to "Sen hbshest." It
woe sent to Sauk Bapids, en a venture.
liftr! ,}iwG J:',
—Chrtstssao gifts to be tonnd in abun
dance, at lira. forwelVe.
—Diarye for 1870,"at Mrs. Ferwell's.
—The Congregational Sociable will xseet
to-morrow evening at the resonance of Mr.
J. O. Crummstt. All arc invited.
—The next meeting of the Library As
sociation will be held at the residence of
Mr. J. W. T. Tnttle, on Thursday evening,
Dec. 80th.
—An unusual religions interest exists at
Santiago, Sherborne county. Bev. J. H.
Shophnrdson, lately of this city, is preach
ing daily to the people of the settlement.
—The most elegant window shades ever
brought to this market, to bo found at Mrs.
Ferwell's.
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—The engine and boilers for the new of
iee of the Minneapolis zrvoune were fur
nished by the well-known engine builders
and shachlnists, Messrs. Leo ft Harden.
berg, of Minneapolis. They have a very
extensive establishment, supplied with ev
eryxeeility, and are prepared to\do work
eonal to any foundry in the Weati *»«"A
-,r.v, I in ».)) 01 Kt .'i.7-'
—The Irat lecture of the sssaen at Du
luth was delivered by Oen. Sergeant, tm
the 80th alt. The second was announced
in the Mmneeotian for loot Tuesday even
lag, by Bev. J. B. Creighton, formerly of
this city.
Saw" A year's subscription to Ton Jocn
BAX secures you, frt, a copy of the Wett
trn Home or American Stock Journal for one
—A few days siaos Mr. Andrew Frits
had the third tinier of hie right hand wtl.J*** ___________
offinthe_ne_ief nmoUnt at the UnionS —Parebuohwheot flour, warranted, ntj
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JANUARY 6th, 1870,
W© wiJJL commence the publi
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The Village sa the Cliff,
BY MISS THACKEBT.
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months, and its publication
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Taxxo yob luW.-On the 1st inst. the
Auditor of this eouuty doUverod to tko
'Trenearor tie tax dnpliootos for 1809, root-
Total.•.••...••'••••
Nemoee of acres
Valaseftho n_ei
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basinees of the Si. I 4 PnoieVi n__eead
sl\he^St Cloud depot for If«ve__e»r.l8t9:
^^forw-Sk Stno
Total, oof.tio
A«eontrwS_vo.lwr-rff_tM. HJHUM
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Red, White, Blue and Gray.
PickitAAbhott
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CIKA um mm,
mat urn mm,
yon sitlag to poet of
pi
Silks,
Merinoes,
Alpacas,
Poplins,
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&c., Ac., Ac., &c
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Hats and Caps,
and Hoods,
Boots and Shoes,
Lovdies* Hats and Ribbons.
Scarfs, Scarfs, HUOY
Gloves and Mittens,
Velvets and Buttons,
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gD^i [p. Water jE^o^J8\?
Ladies' Cloths/
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Aootse, $Oa$6.60 per barreL I.
•:Boons hove ideolinod slightly, bringing
from 76f to $1160 per bnsheL ''':,,"
Alnpply of cider has been received. It
at $14 per barrel 60 cents pair gallon.
Bfgt scarce at 86e
Honey, good sapply, at 25a30 cento.
Wool comes ii slowly, nad rales at 40c.
x4. otvovo irvjBi at ARoimT.
kn*)4tjfertnn Jeenxai^f D. M.a.Murpijs Oo
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0»«25a80c:80|rorextrachcV'
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Old corn is worth $1 new corn, ixvoor
'MeonU^botlittUbMnghtio.
Barmy f^°™5™££alT™*a\
Bockwkoat comasin slowly at abo66c.
Bran kan gone np to $12 nor ton.
FotaiOjia^aro rory scarce, 60a60 cents
being readily paid.
OeJons, 80o80 cents.
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UP.
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smo^!-
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at retail.
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—Bvery farmer who owns a good stock
of horses, csfllsjnd shaop, and intends to
keep them through the winter, ehenld get
will save at least half atoo of hoy.
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room 22x60, furnished with counters and
shelving ayltahtsXoTearf kiad of business.
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W O N N E S O A
A. MONTOOMlfRY.
rFAit-#OTlCE.
"VJOTIt* iahcrabjrgifca that thefollowingare the
IVratwof faue •tVieSeaaUtoolaaahle Proper
tvftrtharamr Iter, ia the Covnty of Steam, State
of MlnaasottV:
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Brock way.Boenty
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Beamliaho
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Bnaado80o86 cents.
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kattR-^sxs)^1
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do North»orh •».
flak
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b. either U_et or aaaMeiMO, haetaf -tsore tlase,
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than to farm elabe I
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aa_„ees_egse.
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_antoontrnot formats, mfrW
tUkrf fourteen large doer et Biroh
Lake last week,—firreU.
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6
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do Baymottd Borenac
do Bockrillo
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do Normal School Bond and Iat.
do XaghwHoaMordonaadlat.
Town of St. Cloud Beranna
do Boas and Bridge
do Et Joseph Kerenue
do St..Martin
do Boad
do St. Xanata Revenue
do'' do Bounty
do St. Wandol Revenue
do .j Sank Centre Ji* 0
do Wtkefleld
do Boad and Bridge
do tlon Rerenne
do••••• Road and Bridge
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BVCIoad atjr Indenendcnt Diet.
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&i$mpm%njm**t
ir__ II, liYO at the house of
Towa of. St. Wondel.e'ajn. 18, lSTS at the place of
Town of Breckway, Jan. IS, 1870 at the place of
holding ekettea).
Towa of Lyadcei Jan. l«l«70,at the place of hold
ing elao—sa
town oTNorth fork, Jan. 17,1870, at the house of
Kmhrick Knndson
Town of Crow Lake, Jan. 17,1870, at the house of
Haas Balvenon.
Town of Oetty.Jaa. 18,1870, at the houas of J.
Oettv
towa of haymoad, Jan. IS, 1S70 at the house of B.
KB
a Caatra, Jan. 10 aad JO, IS70 at the
AgBBka» eMT A a QvvBssOst*
Town of Orwre Jan 20,1870 at the hoase of Joseph
town of Malroaa Ian. M, 1870 at the place of hold-
town of Xdea lake Jan. 21, 1S70 at the house of
Xrnst Uolifer
Team ot Oak Jan. 32,1870 at the place of holding
town of St. Joseph Jan. 2t, 1870 at the place of
hollies aeheenvi
-town of wafleld Jan. ti, 1870 at the house of M.
Wikiua s^Irqt .-* tal o-'J*
Twwnaf PaynMville Jin. 38, WTO at the place of
h*_*u_ elect**
•Vtowfisf
Uiha Henry Jan. 27,1870 at the place of
kohUag eteetton 1
..Town of m. Marthi Jaff. XT, 1S70 at the place of
Tow^.oft__Ia_'a8,U9aa of Bnber-
4ote[ Jfansoa Jan. 29.18T0 at the house of John
W*B
^jfxjmlaxtj^
arrak4at^h^S,_r]ttm_»f__l,oI
aa ihh X, 1XT0 the place of
afA__ay»_7,lW0atthap_a»c4-holdia
towa of Avon, fob. 8, lSJOat the place of hoMlng
Aftarthe Sthday of Pehraary at tan County Twae
oj|o%ia th»Oeae»«aanOa»aK«ie^
UCXTUXX S0TTC1 IS ALSO 0ITB1T, THATAtL
eal XsUteTa
B_reh~ae_
cola-n, aad
Bark
Rea Sstat taxes shall be paid before the first
N A O A
Mast ha paid bsshraaa Brat day
•3M«
... wm
w-B or
dajref Pabmary.
AHOXXW scBxa__n,_
trsssarer of StearesOonhty. mrnrn,
ABettaiat. ONad, Pee. l.ietO.
sm
JJjB Magic QW'VUr&i
beard to a permanent Hack or brown. I contain!
no no eon. Any one can use it. One aent kr null
tortl. Addg. Mtri- PodibCo SprtbXeld Maai^w
BEST CABINET ORGANS
AT LO WEST PRICES.
*ha» HX80W a CABIXXT and B1E-
TBoroLiTAS 0B0AKHAJfUN
8 are the bettia the rid
avoredby tnaalawat nnaoiao opinion of preftg
*nal mneiciana, bj theaward to than of aereatr-fiTe
Md and Sihrer ntedala or highest premiums, at prin
cipal induetrial competitiunt within a few jean in
cluding the Medal at the Fa: is Cxpoauton, and by a
•ale rery much greater than that of any iiauiar ln
•tramenta*. Thb Company manuf»c tore only fint
claas inatnunenta and will not make "cheap organs"
at any price, or raner an inferior instrument to b«ax
tieiraamo. Uaviassraatly ineraas-d their fkcilitiee
for ntai nbcture, by the introduction of new ma
chinery and otharwiee, they are now aaakiaa better
OKGANs thtn eTer before, at incr.jued economy in
ctat, which, in accordance with their Sxed policy"or
celling always at leaat reaoner»trre profit, they »:e
now offering at Pneeaof Infarior Work. Boar Oc
tave Organs, Plain W Inut Cases, $50. fire Octave
Organs, Doable Bead, Solid Wslnat Csae, carved and
panrled, Five 8'ops (Viola, DUpaeon, Mrlodia,
flute. Tremulant.) $125. Other styles in oportioc.
Circi law, with fall particulars, including aoru
iate drawings of the different styles of organs, and
much intormatiuu which will be of service to every
purchaser or an organ will be sent free, and postage
.paid, to any one desirin.- them.
MASON HAMLIN OHGAX CO.,
154T emont St., Buston 596Broadway,New fork
THE AMI»I€AN FAMILY
KNITTIN MACHINE
Is presented'to the public as the most
Simple Durable, Compact Cfteap
.,- Knitting Machine aver Invented.
I E O N S 8 S
ThUMachinewUl ran either hack ward or forward
with equal lac lity- -,-
Make* the tame Stitokks fix Hand,
bat fax superior in every respect.
Will Knit *o.oo stitches in
ON
E MINUTE,
And do perfect work, loaTing every knot on the ia
sideof the work. It wUl knit a pair of stockings
auy stae) in leas than half an hour. I twin knit
CMoseor Open, Plain or Sibbed Work,
with any kind of course or dne woolen yarn, or cotton
silk, or linen. It will knit stockings, caps comforts,
puma*, muffs, fri ge afghkes, tinbias, osdeisleevs, miu
Una, skating caps, lamp wicks, maps, co-d, asder
ahirts, shawls, jackets, cradle blankets, leftgins, sns
penderg, wruters, tidies, tippets, tufted work, and in
fact au endless variety of articles in every day use, as
well aa tor ornament.
From $5 to $10 per Day
Can be made by any one with the American Knitting
Machine, kr.itting stockings, Ac while expert ooe
rators can oven make mora, kaiuihg mncy work
which always commands a ready sale. A person can
readily knit from twelve to fifteen in of stockings
per day, the profit on which will be not less than
forty rente par pair.
A E S
Can sell their wool at only forty to Siry cents par
pound but by getting the wool made into yarn at a
small expense and knitting it into socks, two or
three dollars per pound can bo realised.
On receipt of fS5 we will forward a machine ae ar
dated.
Wa wish to procure active AGENTS in every see
Hon of the United States and Cana-ias to whom the
most liberal Inducements wilt be offered. Address
American Knitting Machine Company.
Boatont, fltu. St. l«omla, mo.
STILL AHEAD!
OUR GREAT fiOSTOK
DOLLAR STORE.
Wa want good reliable agents in every part of the
Country. By employing yonr spare time to form
clubs and sending us ordara, you can obtain the most
liberal coarmiaetoM, either in Cash or Merchandise,
and all goods aant by us will heaa represented, and
we guarantee esttsliction to every one dealing with
Agents should collect ten cents front'every ensto
mer, and forward to us in advance, for Oasctiptiva
Check of the goc—i we eeU.
The holders of the Checks have the privUegs wT
either parehaMag the article thereon Been Hit d, or of
aschangin_ for any article matio*rd on ear Gn_
logue, nnltbering over SOD different articles, not one
of which can be purchased in the usual way for the
same money.
The advantages of first sanding the Ch-cka are
those: We are constantly buyingsmalllots of very
valuable'goodr, which areihot on our cntahgnaa. and
for which wa iecue cheeks till all are sold U«i in
svery club, we will put checks for Watches. Qoiiia,
BlaiikeU, Dress Fatterns, or soma other article of
eg,ual value.
We do not offer a single article of merchandise that
can ha sold by regular dealers at our price. We do
not ask you to buy goods from us unless wa can aU
them cheaper than you can obtain them la any other
w»*,—while the greater part of our goods are sold at
about
0_-HILF THE REfiUUR RATES.
Our stock consists, i» part, of the fo Uowing goods
0_^,«*«r»«
Goods, Table Line*, Xbieeff, Hoe*ert, (Htms, Shift,
Qarseta. etc.
Xiirtr-Plated Ware, Spoons plated on SickH
»tter. Dene* WSte
Outort, Britannia Ware, Glass Ware,
Juetf and J*efc_ CWIerjr, inareat
earvry. XTtotrnt Irene* and
German ihaey Goods
Beautiful FheU
graph Alhsmme.
the newest aad choicest styles In Morocco and Ythet
Bindings. ]1
Gold and Plated Jewelry, of the newest styles.
We hare also made arranemef with soma of the
lea—as put.liauing boos, a that will enable sa to eeU
the rtan—ud and latest works of popular authors at
about one-half the rfg_ar Price a Bytoa,
Moore, Burut, Mlltoi. and Tennyson's Works, in fall
Uiltand Cloth Bindings, and hundreds of others.
These and'everj thing eUa for
a ONK O XXtt KACH AXTICUL
In rv order amounting to over SM, afrtamaanlfcil,
hy the cash, tke Agent may retain $3.00.- andtn every
order over $100, $_uema ae retained to
mwThve Csmrgea.
COMMISSION TO AQENT8.
Peru order of 180 fromachmof thirty, we will
frowthesheetingasgood
ay aitent, commission, S3 yards bleached or
dress pattern, all wool paaea
nattsrn, $ 0 1 a
Jar aa uiOar of BOX na a dub of Maty, we *M
oar the agvnt oo yards brown or Meached ebeeUag,
banting waath, ail wool shawl, or 18.00 In cash.
for an order of SUM. from a club of one hnadre_
wa will par taaasent 110 yards (1 yard wide,) eheet
Ing, spleadid si-wi-* machine, or XU in cash..
jend JfcwW kg nsafah^Xafhr
p.rfort erp*tfcn"«niirti.dr* ailj ru(a Adlrata
A. fLCMMKE A C».
1 vOaseeasots to Harris A P'.umater,)
N nod 40 laaOTor S_, ioston,