The St. Cloud journal. [volume], November 03, 1870, Image 4

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1T« «re«W retfeetfullg rtameot aU
bueintee men and othen wuhmg any kind of
Jab Printing) to $»« «...: ex«mi/w our
extensive eoek of Stw MaUrial, juit reotiood
ram the East, before touting to St. Pawl or
going eltewhere. Qur Job Cr is now one
of the but in the State, and tee eh work
which we will guarantee to bo tatufactory at
Saint Pnnl Prices.
Official Paper of the City.
§f lal Paper of Monongalia Cenntf
49- Tfc« Circulation of The Jonunsnl
la DOUBLE that of a ©titer p»p«*
*«bllaa«A lm Iforthera JKlauaesotn
Advertiieaa remember tall
Let
»S-Qeo. P. Rowell & Co., 40 Park Row,
New York, and S. M. Petteogitt«Co.t 87
Park Bow, New oi V, are the toh agents
lor TUB JOURNAL, i. uiat city, sua nrc au
thorized to contract for inserting adverlise
ments for us at our lowest oaali rates.
Advertisers in that oily are requested to
leave their favors with either of the above
houses.
Fon S A A Wheeler ft Wilson Sew
ing Maehine—flrst-olsas entirely new
Will be told oa favorable terms. Iaquire
at this office.
Also, a Wilcox ft Gibba machine, new.
Chance for a bargain.
GOOD SUOWIHO.—In thirty days la Oc
tober, Cent. West issued nbutg-two poliolaa
in the Repnblio Insurance Comi any. This
•peaka wall, both for the oeapaay andthe
Hoasa Sious.-O Saturday night a
horse was stolen from the barn of Otorge
Stenger, living near Brink's Brewery, on
Sauk river. It is has not yet been recov
ered although suspioion is fixed strongly
on a certain itinerating individual.
RAPJD GXOWXH.—i wo years ago, in the'
neW town of iiolien, recently out off from
the west end of Brookway, in this eouatj,
there were but two settlers, Messrs. B.
Holden, and W. Bolton. There are now
forty-seven voters registered in the town,
and this does not include all the settlers.
WOHCB.—The first Quarterly Meeting for
this conference year for the St. Cload M.
E. Church, will bo held at the church, In
St. Cloud, Nov. 6th and 6th, beginning
Saturday, at 2 o'clock *. a., and continu
ing over Sabbath. Bev. Gleaaon will eon
duct the services.
Paw Crr.—We are informed that the
Congregational Soeiety at thisplace has paid
off the debt on their ehurch, or have the
means for paying It. They obtained 91,000
from abroad, through the efforts of Bar.
Tompkins, the balance was raised bora.
This will relieve them from considerable
embarrassment.
Pouoi COCBT.—On Taeaday, Justice
Parsons fined Vincene Kramer $6 and oosta
for drunkenness, which be paid.
On the same day, B. B. Santon, far a
respectable tight, was let off with the costs,
premising future good behavior, Ac.
Edward Gorger, who is usually well-be
haved, paid Justice Barnes $14.32 yester
day for having put Sebastian Springer's
countenance in a state ot siege.
FATAX ACCIDIHT.—On Friday while a
party of soldiers at Fort Ripley were firing
at a target, one of the number- John W.
Osborne, the Hospital Steward, was killed.
He had been standing near the target,. to
point out the shots but coming up at the
wrong time, was shots through the breast.
His body Was brought to this place oa Mon
day, and taken to St. Paul on the morning
train, He was buried in the cemetery at
that place by the Odd Fellows, of which
order he was a member..
TUB ISOBIIALSCHOOL.—During his visit to
this place last week, State Auditor Mellrath
went through tho Normal School, and ex-and
pressed himself much gratified with its
management. He also spoke In favorable
terms concerning the work that haa been
done thna far toward the new building—its
durability and limltei cost. There not
one dollar of debt resting on it. The ex
penditures have certainly been Judiciously
and honestly regulated.
-••:here,
SICKNESS—There haa been an unusual
amount of sickness in this place this fall.
The prevailing disease is a lever, of the
typhoid form but under the skillful treat-1 arc will known hero and in
meat of our physioiana there have boon no eontry
fatal eases a a yob Mr. A. Richardson,
who has been IB for acme time, la slightly
hotter. Messrs. J. K. Miller aad Wesley
Carter are steadily reoeveriag. Our young
friend, Richard Smith, bide fair to be soon
ont once more.
SALS or SCHOOL LAUDS.—State Auditor
Mellrath was in town on Friday last, and
sold 480 acres of school land. The amount
of purchase money was $4,890 amount of
principal pnid, $1,007.50 amount of
interact paid, $160.90.
As, for soma reason, the State Auditor
failed to advertise the tracts of land to be
offered (lists being merely posted in
theAlso,
Auditor's office,) quite a number of per
sons came to town to attend the aale,
porting that tracts in their neighborhood
would be sold, bat were disappointed. This
false economy, if it be Intended fcr econo
my, occasions eettlsrs much expense aad
inconvenience.
ToKomoAi.—This week's Anoka
Union publishes a letter purporting to
bare been written at this place, October
2M, It tornado up, with the eaeeptloa of
one paragrap of items stolea from Tan
JotraxAiof the 20th—only a word bore
aad there being changed or fetespolated.
This paragraph, the last oae, la the envious
dig of some Aaakian at the business proa,
parity of St. Cloud. Times are "duU"
are they Way, the entire baaiaees of
Anoka could be eoeoeatratad and dropped
down oa any one ot our streets, sad, ha
the general hurry aad bustle, never be
aoticed. "Shoeflyt»
ACuBiousCoarasr.—On Monday, while
fltlpbiaHlnkemmayor, of Lydea, was hunt
lag, be came across two bucks, with lock
ed horns, engaged in a rigorous combat.
He hastily fired, the ball striking oae of
the doer in the neck. Being rery much
excited, Mr. H. did not wait to re-bad his
gun, but ran up to pull the animals apart,
the wounded one having dropped on itsantique
knees. But tho infuriated book knocked
bim over in a trice, and sprang oa to his
w*««it with its fore feet, Catching hold of
vJK
1 4
Was, he wasjerked up again.
This was will done in aa instant, and just
then the other book waked up to renew
the contest. Instead of taking advantage
6f this tore-toad, the excited hunter struck
the wounded deer with his clubbed gun,
without any other effect than to break off
the stock. a weH-direoted blow with
the barrel knocked the animal down, and
the other ran off Mr. H. succeeded in
*wpatehing the prostrate book, aad brought
the carcase to town, as well as the gun-er
barrel, the latter beiag in a decidedly di
lapidated cenditiaa.
Paaeaa^-^w»y w. amtuy at
York, kt agaia in Uwa. He haa
Hinting tie it two iaoataa trartJtai
around through ih a Wast.
Mr. J. P. Bradford, now of Faribault,
is standing a few days in town tali weak.
Mr. 0. P. Boardman and wife atarttd oa
Monday moraiag for Oteaa, Mew: York,
where they wlBapeal iha viator. Mr. B.
haa large property lntoreata In northern
Minnesota, and expects to return In theer
spring, especially as be likes the climate.
£We hid a call yesterday from Mr. A. B.
Curry, one of the ex-Mayors of St. ClouJ,
who was in town for the first time dm
the past two years. Re la BOW traveling
for the wholesale clothiag houae of T. B.
Cunpbeil, of St. Paul.
Lieut. Geo. Mitohell atartos to-morrow
for Port Aberorombio to temporarily re
lieve Col. Inman in the QuartermarterY
department.
Mr. W. W. Finney, County Auditor of
Monongalia county, was in the city tali
week.
Mr. B. M. Russell, of the «rmf Alton ft
Russell, started on Monday Missouri
flii health is quite preeari one, and it wai
thought a ohaage might bo beneficial
Mr. aamuel Doughty, of Lake City, la np
here oa a big hunt, making St. Cload a
kind of rallyiag point. When bo goto
himself together there is a good deal of
Mr. Geo. P. Potter, of the Land Onto
at Pembina, la In town. Mr. W. Haoy,
of Winona Bev. B. Hoover and Cant.
Lovelace, of PayaceviUe and 0. W. Baaa,
of Cold 8priag, have been la town duriag
the week.
—A largo itook of hoary blankets, and
winter goods of all kinds, at Pickit ft Ab
bott's.
—Bacine Fanning Mills, beat moke,
at Grovenor's.
RAUBOAS Business.—Statement of the
business of the St. Paul ft Pacific railroad
at the St. Claud depot, for the months of
September and October, 1870:
In this connection, we would eall atten
tion to the advertsemeat of AllenftBaassP.
who offer their immense stock of drugs,
medicines, oils, groceries, ftc, at greatly
reduced prieee. They have a very large
supply, and offer special inducements to
purchasers.
—ThoStPaulJMmafefiof Friday con
tains the following item, which will have
same local interestf, ae the parties named
the upper
Col. Flint to-day served the accessary
Cpera
for a divorce la the ease of Lewie
Wiaton against Ltosie Lewistoa. Theal
legation! on whioh the application Is found
ed arc habitual drunkenness end "pure
cuseedness" generally.
It appears, according to the complaint,
that the defendanttoin the habit, when
she does get drunk, aad that la a frequent
lagdemn
affair, of getting an axe and ohoppingt
doors and wood work geaerally, with
occasional attempt at trying the edge
the instrument on her husband's h«
The case will come np at the aaxt term
the District Conrt.
—Ladies will nod a fine assortment of
cloaks and cloaking! at Pickit A Abbott's.
nubias and hoods, as well as every
thing else seasonable.
—Do act faD te read the
"Mink skins
W r:v- ''•fh^p- v'jg^gg
S 9&m ^V*b«tB*\
3,779,080
670,120
Freight received,
forwarded *»$
Total,
4,449,200
S17.816.80
2,961.65
Cash reeeivtd for freight,
tickets,
Total, bs'A'
awl QB&nwjmmm*Mf1mmnwa
(20,278.80%
rfm
WBATBBB Boras.—The past weak baa
delightful. Weather more perfect
could not bo looked for or expected on this
wtakedcarth. n-r
Friday—Beautiful Indian Summer day.
Saturday—Another or the aame.
Sabbath—Likewise.
—I would reipectfaUy eall the attention
af the public to the fact that from this data
I will Nil for Caeh and cash only.
J. B. BOYD.
—Z. H. Moras has only 200 barrels of
those eboloa Michigan apples left.
WOOD.—The following bids were receiv
ed for furnishing the Court House with
sixty cords of dry wood:
W.Merti, $4.00
John Sehafer ft John Mulbauer, 4.46
N. Just, 4.60
John Pogalshalok, 4.76
Joseph Sehinile, 4.46
The contract waa awarded to W. Merts.
—New goods at J. W. Tenvoorde'a includ
ing groceries, dry goods, crockery, boots
shoes, Ac., to be sold cheap for cash.
.: an
—Farmers, look at the Burrall Iron Com
Shelter,
at Grovenor's.
—Crockery and glassware, low, at Boyd's
—Mr. U. M. Tobey is stopping now at
Allen & Russell's drug store, where ha
will bo happy to see bis old friends. Wa
know Mr. Tobey to be a No. 1 salesman,
congratulate Messrs. Allan ft Bussell
on having secured his services.
scattering
—There haa been a general
for the eraatry among local
this week.
a
—All who may want painting done wffl
road the advertisement of Mr. 0 0 lilacs.
Mr. H. is experienced la his trade, aad Is
able to give his customers a good Job of
of work. '•••.'_' ,••••'••-•
—Dr. A. Cy Gfhaaa has ismreel lie
esses so the rcesas wear Bash's jcevoery
Biere, where he may he feaad or orders be
toft. ••':.- :-•.":.••.•
—Mr. ABsa •osssy, ef Beak Ceatre, ad
vertisee a valuable mill privUego for aale.
'.
—The large which was
of T. C. Module's beak Ins been brought
forward, aad lnew stands adjoining the
bank, to the south. It will bare a now
front, and be fitted ap for a fleer aad feed
warehouse by Clark ft Wait
—Bave yoar lagers, by buyiag a carpet
stretcher at Roeeaberger Brae.
—Visiting and wedding cards, priattd
at this office in the neateststyle, on brietei,
brutal, crystal, or fine enameled
card-board. Leave your orders.
—Choice teas and eoasoa, direct from
Hew York, Jart resolved at Bderbreck'a.
—Mr. C. M. Doughty is making quite an
additioa to his gun shop.
ofera
hi
-Dr. V. Fell of Beverly, N. J.,
eastern property ih exchange for
Mianecota. See his advertisement,
—Tho largest assortment of clocks
in St Cloud, just received at Bach's.
—If yon wantagocdax,geteBisiahsrg
Bros.
--Whitewater wagaaa, for aale
at Orei
mmm mmm
CITT COWBTOtl*
»T.h*c*0et.iIat/tt7w.
latwraowPY iiaaf Ati. Kstf,
•Hiaat, Otar*. »*H.., Pawetty Bobbers,
J. G. Smlw ami Bebaltea.
A oemn^toatien frees the CountyAmnV
|or, feesaatg, was raaa, rosanftng to
taclayBUceAefeJmroadfrwm fitm want
aronee ta Bank Bit
giving the Has ae far aa law wmh a
^eincarpcteielaaita. riaaedeaftle.
A report of the Street Commlasieaar was
N*di giring an aassnnt of the expenditure
ofS200frrgradsMUsJame
the northerly Bao to fas Jaaotfoa with
Twrace etreet, aad the gradiag af
stmt to the eoutherly line of Dudley
etreet.
A petition was received from loaaabsi
ger Bros, forthe placing and maintenaning
of a six ton nayscales on Richmond ave
auc, near the owner St. Germain street—
the consent of thejownner of thetotbaring
been -Uined Referred to the Aldermen
from the Third Ward, with instruetions
report at the next meeting of the Council.
The following bttle were reported by the
flwfttoo aa Claims and ordered to bo
paid:
Clarke ft Co., S7.00
$ a
W. B. MitebeO, adveniaing, ftc, M.7a
The faBewed were lahl aver, act being
A.H. Gabcrt,poundmootcr, $18.76
oamc, 7 00
ft Tela, for bulldhig pound, 86,00
The feOowing bills were presented and
A. H. Gilbert, poundmaeter, $4.00
T. Alden, boardiug prisoners,fto.,21.00
J. Sullivan, Special police, 1.67
On motion, the Coamitteo waa granted
farther time on the bill of the City Attor
ney for $186.'
The following resolution of Aid. Clark
was adopted*?!'•7:-.^
Meoolmoi, That a Committee of four be
appointed by the chair to confer with the
authorities of the Hertkera Pacifie Bail-
and eroding ever the Misalaalppt river, of
their Braacn Line, aad to represent the
city anu look after ita interests in the
premises.
The chair appointed Aid. Powell, Bur
bank, Bobbers and P. Smith. Oa motion
the President of the Council waa added.
Aid. Bcbbera moved that the City Treas
urer be directed to bring all eaneelea or
ders bcfoe» the Ocunett at thenext meeting
to bo disposed of as theCcuaefl saay diteet.
Aid. PcemBmeved that daring the f
matao^av ef the year, the CttyAttaraey be
paid hie aamxy qanrterly
The Coaaeil then
W 1
Toooday-Cenuaiiod la the above
Waanseaoy—1 Utilemixed, but oamc out
aU light
Thursday—Clear and bright.
:i-U*J*lJJL
9fHU»$J»Wu\ fy
The IsmsadatJee. Blstht oak's fee these
seta aad shoes centianea unabated. They
are admitted to be the Sect make la
thepreached
market, and Mr. IsWbraek Is soluag them
a little lower thna ever before. Ha boa
also a heavy •took of ready made clothing,
goods, groceries, ftc. Be not fail to
live him a sag.
Jvat List.—The following Is the Ust of
grand end petit jmrors drawn for the De
cember term of the District Court:
onaxn iroaaas.
MatblaoaBBs,
Edward Gccrgor,
Ccraaliaa Peatine,
Michael Ceagrove,
H. H. Thale,
J. C. Maples,
Henry Marts,
John H. Beaton,
MathiaaMcoe,
James Graham,
Frank Bettenberg,
Casper Capeer.
Rudolph Huhe.
Charles Whittcmore,
Martin Cents.
WBBam Gordon,
Jeosjpklebladler,
Fred Sehelpia,
WUIiemVoree,
James Duncan,
Nleholae Hoffman.
John Marshall,
Robert Wyman,
ranr Jtraons.
J. H. Davis,
Leonard Gerding,
Hubert Rieland
C. Johnson
A. E. Hussey
John Sohnieder
E Staples
John Pliipps
Joseph Rieland
J. B. Abbott
Frank Benolken
Barney Meatman
B. ABsa,
Bdmaad Barrett,
JchaBUay
Biabelae Kopper,
Peter Scbmit
C. Bridgman
George Gelsel
Jacob Ncntsling Sr,
E Atwood
George Marshall
A. B. Darlin*
Theodore Bock
—J. W. Teuvoerde would eall attention
to his elegant new stock of broadcloths,
doeaHas, meltons, ettk-bsek Lyons velvet,
ptota and figured, which are ail real and
imported, aad will be aeld vary lav. He
to aaafldrat that hecaa entt those who
want a reeJly atoe article.
—In Jeha Kopp'e coemaualoailea tort
week, the type located bim in School Dis
trict No. 42, Instead ef He. d, oa had been
written.
—fee win buy a first CIMMM Wilson Shut
tle Sawing Machine, of Andrew Johnson.
--The business at the telegraph office is
much larger this year than ever before
The office is in oharge of a young lady,
Miss MoCoonell, who gives sxceUcat satis
faction.
—Mishwaukee Plow,
at Groveaor's.
O a he first page of this
pabHeh a circular from the Qeamal Lead
Office at snasktl Interest te pre-omptero.
—Fresh grasBrtearecelved every day, at
P-aga MOOKBHHACW'S.
—The Congregational Beetoble wffl meet
at the house of Mr. James Kennedy, on
Friday eveniag, Nov. 4th.
•-». H. Mono to mUiag~~an klaem,at
family grocorieo
far the
aarybidWaS
A learns sapply sf the ihiiisst Mtokiaaa
Apples eahaad, aad mote to arrive. WTO
be sold at leweat market fignreo, aad every
barrel warraated, by
D. M. O. MCRPHT A CO.,
Barbaak ft PeweD'o Block, St.
-BiU.he!A,saeaihry
oadara and hnsiassa cards, printed in the
aertrtjtoendatlewBtioce. Call at Tea
JcoBBUtaof&ce.
—The bsrt Michigan Winter apples, at
$4.10 per barrel, a* BoyeTe.
s*-
——^xetammmBOmm ^hmemW^A thm^b^ ^eaaamaavoat^ m2\
•"•aegvare, easssee, man,sFeaae, mi
raita, ercckcry, ateaa smd gjasaaaii, lan
ey gecds/Taakee smtioaa, sable and peck
et cutlery aad apiece ef an hkeda, sisapsr
than at any. other place In the ally, at
LatrnaioB's.
'fc ''.'r''"..
—Meat cutters and aausage staters, at
Bsasaberger Bros.
ATrxariox.—J,
In law rte
of ready
whtch be
paid to
inrHfiiii.
NawMoxioa, 8TBABsOc.,Mur.,
October 26th, 1870.
Barren Joeaaai.—Thu very fine weath
er la very aloaaaat to oae who her experl
tnoodv. the foul aad dtaagreaabea weather
of aame ether porticos of Undo Bern's do
mala. I suppose this is what is called I
diaa Summer. I wish it would last thir
teaa months in a year. Kew Munioh is
rery pleasaatiy located, on the 8auk river,
a icnt forty miles from St. Cload, by the
aao haa lately had some sub-
Improvements. Some dwelling
bouses sad a targe brewery add material!}
to Us' appearance. It is also a place of
aomO importance, for I notice a call for a
Mesa Meeting to be held here this week,
thus acknowledging ita central position—
anitem thatis not to languored. We have a
good school hero, although it is rather too
much German to oomo strictly under the
elasoincation of a common eehool. Wo
needa rallro id to earry off the large amount
of surplus produce that is raised in this
vioinity. Ho doubt we will bare a road in
time, but bow it can be hastened aleng I
know not, unless the Legislature would
apportion some of the State internal im
provement lands toward* building a road,
say from Alexandria via Sauk Centre aad
St. Cloud through Meeker county 'to some
point on the Main Line railroad. I cannot
ace any good reason why thi* would not
be feasible, for then it would be benefit
ing, directly, those counties in which lie a
large amount of said lands.
K&ltman lost a fine horse last week. He
was hauling timber from Melrose for the
new bridge across the Getohel Brook, in
St. Martin, when the hone dropped dead
in the harness. Several head of cattle
have also died near here came .unknown.
Tours ftc,
DB. BONSET, M. D:,
(which is mule driver.)
•PATHEsVlLLE.
aieauaeaa—Chnreh Item*.
PATHisv STBABBS Co., Minx.,
October 24th, 1870.
EDITOB JotmxAi..—We are having an un
aeoaUy unhealthy nutumn hers. There
arc quite a nasaber sick about, aad two
havec^edqmRe reeoatiy. Mr. Plantikow
lest a Uttk sea weak before mot,'of ty
pheed freer, who was burled oa Saturday
last. Mrs. Twiteholi, wife of D. 8. Twitch
oU, was baried 5 she died of oeebmrnpUon.
The femoral was at the Congregational
shswon, of which she wss a member. Bev
Pike, of Sauk Centre, preached the aer-
Bcvthermsa, (ateahedtot.) newly ap
alatod here, arrived lest ween, and
to aa on Sunday at II o'olook. to
efeRhoese. He gave a very seed dls
urse, aad Judgiag from first impressioas
wfll be likely to give satisfaction. Bev.
Hall of St. Paul (Congregationalirt) preach
ed in the Congregational church in the
afternoon.
PATXBSVIIXB, Oct. 29th, 1870.
EniTOB JOCBXAI..—Mr. F. Plantikow*
tort a Uttle girl four years old, last Tues
day morning, I think she died of croup.
She was sick three days only. It is torn
than two weeks stoee bis little boy, Gus
tavo, died.
Married, at PayacsviUe, on the 10th
inst, by Bev. Robert Hoover, Edward D.
Gale to Miss Mary Boylau.
'. F.J. P.
FBt)M RAYMOND.
Aeetslema-nael stawages the Fewer.
BATXOUD, STUAXXS Co., Oct.fifth,1870.
EDITOB JOVBXAL.—A painful accident
ooeured in our neighborhood this week, by
by which a young man, by th's name of
Coatee, ^lost the two smaller fingers of his
right hand. He was driving on the power
of a threshing maohine, and attempted to
oil the gearing while in motion, with gloved
hands the fingers of the gloves caught in
the'machiaery and drew his head la the cogs
crashing his fingers and tearing the palm
severely. Dr. Whittcmore, of Grove Lake,
was called, who severed the mutilated fin
gers, aad at present writing the young
mantodoing well.
But a mere serious affliction has visited
oae of our neighbors. Mr. Levi Walker
has had six children taken with the fever
within the past four weeks, four of whom
have died aad the other two are sot ex
pestedto live. The parents have the
sympathy of the community in their be
I reivcment. Yours truly,
-Th Ccmatistteaers wealed sealed beds h*"*ielr»tbe day time aad protend to
eM toffjafl, bat
•paa*
Waated-snna
BTaW/a.
SMAt, m*TA*a}
L.B. B.
FIOM KIMJ8T05.
••rglaura AiwwKa~Peraoaail—Trade.
KIBOSTOX, MBBKBB Co., Oct. 26, 1870.
EDITOB JOUBXAL.—Our town has been
remarkably free from burglars, but on the
Bight of the filth, five buildings wars en
tered.. At G. F. DeCoster's house, and E.
A. Braggs aad W. H. Hall's stores, nothing
to bnowa to have been taken. Mr. G. F.
Walker was awakened during the night, and
found man standing at tho head of his
bed. He jumped up, when the,, burglar
•lit ant" through the window, {feme pork
aad pics were taken from the hotel, which
thieves took to the sohoelhonss sad
ap for their breakfast. Suspicion
•'b^roV, erne Uve ia
tray
OarfieifiBsfiSB^ej fried, Capt. West, of
eRy.asabeaa^ln town fcr the laat
two days, ts adjnmhDx DeCoster's toss by
the lata fire.
Tradetoquite good thfit tjE, aad aU
seemUlAiak'ttogecdUhehese,
tJaVa-lfBBBisai.]
Ovswi or Co. AtrprroB.
Or. Csawa Mtsm^ Oat. 29.1870.
Jeansraa.—I notice in yoar last
that one, John Kopp, propeees a con
fer the ooarideratioB of ••Our
worthy Co. AadHer." In answer to this,
aaweflaaaBoommuaicatloasoftho hind,
I have te say that haviag neithertimeaor
inettnatica to eater Into a newspaper cen
treversy, ae actios wffl hereafter he taken
ef bay laatauatloas or charges that may be
saadeia the papers but Mr. Kopp and
any aad aU partiestoxorertadIn this er any
other matter connected with taxation la
this County, are respectfully invited to
eall at this Office, where the boohe are al
ways spea for inspection, aad any desired
htformatien or explanation wfU be most
abarttafry gtrea Tears,
lABRBT TOSSBBBG.
!i
Wilt
Co. Auditor.
'. 'i '/nil
—Mr. Samual Holes—everybody knows
•4am,''—who fives In the Maples, about
eight miles from here, shot two fine deer
inside of half aa hear one meaning tost
week, which weighed 440 pounds dressed.
Ho bronght them to town aad sold them for
ftficaeh, •-. A good hour's work*
WHBATWASTBB.-Farmers having wheat
te sell wffl" fiad it to their advea
tafO te oaB oa H. E. Mitchell, before eel
Bag. Headquarter! st H. C. Barbaak'e
sn Si.Gstasia street.
Baporfijhr Tan JOCBIAI. by Tohn
B$q.t Mtgieter of Dttdt.
Dee*! Recorded During October, INTO.
Warrantee Deed from Levi Greenwood and
Wife to Gtorge Holden for nwi Sec. 18,
T. 125, R. 34 w. $1,809
Warrantee Deed from Joseph Niehaus and
wife to John 8chwartt for 2$ acres of
wf nw} Sec. 14, T. 124, R, 28 w. $450
Warrantee Deed from Samuel CUry and
wife to John Bentfeld fornw} nwj 8ec.
14, and e$ ne} and set net Sec. 15, T.
126, R. 83 w. $506
Warrantee Deed from Conrad Berberger
and wife to Siegfried Nted for 8. part
bl'k 62 in City of St. ClcuJ. $400
Warrantee Deed from Edward Johnson to
Thomas Manaoe for nel swi and swi sei
Seo. 12, T. 125, R. 85 w. *50o
Warrantee Deed from Mathias Gans aad
wife to Peter Heinen for sel ne} Sec 1,
T. 124,8. 29 w. $400
Warrantee Deed from First Division St.
Paul & P. R. R. Co., to John Krier for
nw} sw} 8ec. 3, T. 124, R. 29 w. $280
Warrantee Deed from John Dederich and
wife to Christopher Bauernfeint for ni
ne} aud nj uw* Seo. 10, T. 124, R. 82
$400
Warrantee Deed from Christopher Bauern
feint and wife to John it. Dederloh for
swq 8eo. 83 and nc} of nwl nw* See 28
T. 125, R. 81 w: $750
Warrantee Deed from Joseph Vogt to N.
Ellas and A. Wagner for s} sw} Sec, 22,
andejofsw} swj Sec. 15, T. 124, R.iu
38w. $900
Warrantee Deed from Daniel Eiohmeir to
David Wede for e} sej Sec. 19, T. 122.
R. 32 w. $800
Warrantee Deed from Christian Rien and
wife to Julius Behr for net «»ei Seo. 23,
T. 122, Ri 32 w. $100
Warrantee Deed fiom First Division St. P.
& P. R. Co.. to Francis Ttlcott for
nwj swq Seo. 35, T. 124, R. 28 w. $320
Warrantee Deed from Jane E. Carlile and
uus'b to Albert T. Upham tor si lot 1,
bl'k 10, in St. Cloud City. 51,000
Warrantee Deed from First Division Sr. P.
& P. It. R. Co., to Mathias Capssr for'
seq nwq.Sec.13, T. 125, R. 29 vr... §220
Warrantee Deed fr. Anton JJetiet ":aii4
wife to Bartholomew Schneider for vit
neq find scq acq aud nwq scq Seo. Si"
T. 121, R- S3 w. £51,000
Warrantee Di-od iVom J. p. Lommel and
wile to.John Suhultheig lor n.i- run Sec
32, T. 127, &. 29 w. §225
Warrantee Deed Jrom Stephen Fucher una
wife to Jon a Oster for nj nwq too. 12,
T. 124, R. 30 w. and nj swq See. 12,
T. 123, R. SQw.. §1,000
Warrantee Deettfrom First Division St. P,
& P. R. R. Co., to V. M. Dellemaus fo
swq neq Sec. 15, T... 123, R. 29 w. $240
Warrantee Deed tromWm. MeC'ujlougn'aud
wife to Edward Wendelcr forsj seq Sec.
5, T. 1^28, R. 33 w. $250
Warrantee Deed from Wm MoCullough and
wife to John Sohulli for ni seq Seo 6
128, 88 $250
Warrantee Deed from Alexander Moore and
wife to Oliver Boobar for part seq
nwq Sec. 10, T. 126, R. 84 w. $10o
Warrantee Deed from Peter Ley and wife
to John Ley for ni seq and lots 9 and 10,
Sec 19, T. 123, R. 81 w. $700
Warrantee Deed from Theoder Wares and
wife to John Kttttcr for nWq nwq and wj
of acq nwq Sec 6, T. 122 B. 80 w. $100
Warrantee Deed from Theodor Weres and
wife to Harmon Torboy for neq nwq and
e} of seq nwq Sec. 6, T. 122, B. 80
Warrantee Deed from Van Getchell and
wife to N. P. Clark for si of n* of ni
Sec. 82, T, 126 R. 28 w. $800
Warrantee Deed from Charles S Tuttie to
Edward Drehlow for lot 6 bl'k 27, in
Town of Sank Centre. $275
Warrantee Deed from Melvin Lull and wife
to Lnther Lull for neq Seo. 28, T. 125
85 w. $i§o
Warrantee Deed from Mores W. Adley and
wife to Lewis E. Montbrtond for acre
or seq Seo. 8.4, T. 126, R. 83 w. $25
Warrantee Dead from Amherst ti. Wilder
and wife to James Tnttle for lots 3 and 5,
bl'k 66. in Town of PayacsviUe. $200
Warrantee Deed from Peter Hammerel and
wife to Wm. Godker, for seq swq Sec.
24, T. 128, B. 29 w. $250
O O A E S
EXTRA HESS PORK,
Just received and for sale in quantities to
uit purchasers, at
D. M. G. MURPHY & COS',
—Woodenware, at Rosenberger Bros.
INTBBHAL REVENHS.—There were form
erly tan Assessors' Districts in this Con
gressional Distriot. There are now but
six. The.two of local interest are as fol
lows:
Firm.—Stearns, Benton, Morrison,
Crow Wing, Cass and Itasca counties. De
puty Assessor, John Copper, St. Cloud.
SIXTH—Tedd, Wadena, Chippewa, Doug
las, Otter Tail, Becker, Beltrami, Pembina,
Pope, Clay, Wilkin, Grant, Traverse, Ste
vens, Big Stone aud Lao qui Parle counties
Deputy Assessor, Samuel H, Nichols, of
Alexandria.
—Everybody who wants a well-fitting
suit of clothes made, will call at Pickit &
Abbott's. A splendid lot of cassimeres and
fine cloths en hand.
Pea S\LK.—A plauing ami matching
machine, surface 21 iiich wide, plencs and
matchct) 11 iac.iies ^vide -flow vanning it
Northern Pacific Planing shop, St. Cloud.
TBtaaarBstn. »7 Cos/iaeaA*rA»»r i..~..
*P«
St. Gormain street, St Cloud.
—Rock Island Plows,
at Grovenor's.
LOST.—On the 25th, between Seberger's
hotel and the Court House, a small lady's
gold watch. A reward of $5 will be paid
the finder, on leaving the watch at this
office.
F. U. DAM.
—National Straw Cutter.
at Grovenor's.
500 BARRELS SALT,
Jojt received and for sale in quantities to
•uit purchaser?, at
D. M. G. MURPHY: & CO.S',
St. Germain street, St. Cloud.
—P. Mockenhaupt ha returned with
his new stock of goods which he will sell
lower*than aver.
1. «s
—The best assortment of heating stores,
at Rosenberger Bros,
—A full stock of lamps, for sale cheap
•t Paul Ifookenhaupt's.
Tarn JOUUAL office has just received a
vary large stock of new type, embracing
all tho new varieties in styles. Also, outs,
cards, tags, etc. This office cannot be ex-
celled in tho style of its j?b printing.
Prices rery tow.
—Prof. George E. Dar, D. D., of the
Theological Seminary of Tale College., and
Editor of the "Theological Eclectic," says
••Our Father's House*" Or. March, in
this slew book, has shown great power of
ooneeption and expression, which every in
UlUgent reader will recognise and enjoy.
See advertisement in another column.
A Srsnuno Anuoiix Nature's Hair
Reiterative. So dear, so fragrant, so
efficient in restoring gray hair and keep*!
ing the head healthy. Ask your druggist
for it. Sec advertisement.
—A very instructive, historical and
•statistical article on watches, "their man
ufacture in Europe and America," and
their relative merits and cost, contributed
to the Chicago limes by W. A. Giles, of
the well known Watch and Jewelry House
of Giles, Bro. & Co., has been published in
pamphlet form, finely illustrated, and giv
ing views of the principal watch Factories,
ftc. This may be bad with-m guide Map
of Chicago, by enclosing a postage stamp
to Giles, Bro. Co,, ll Lake St., Chi
cago. _••-
Df FECTIVE PAG
E
CoxoisaarrorAi AssoouTioii.-Thcr
Northern Association of Congregational
Ministers ot Minnesota, will hold its, next
meeting, (fall s*s*ion) with the i-isiiop of
the ehurch at Sauk, Ripide, commencing
fu^diy evening, Nov. Inth, 1870. The
following is the
ORDRB OP BXtBCISM.
L&bor,
II. A, Stimson.
ESSAY—Church Building A. K. Packard.
RKVIBW—ot Dale's Works on Baptim,
J.G. P. Stearns.
ESSAY—The Incarnation, 0. Si. Smith.
EsAY—Method aud Limits of Pastoral
J. Tompkins
ExEOBBis—Acts XIII. 33, A. J. Pike.
E.SAY—The Difficulties of Christianising
the Indians, Hall.
SKBMON (To be read for Criticism,)
Presoott Fay.
EsrfAY—Physical, Mental, and Moral
wants of a Successful Plsnser Minister,
R. Everts.
ESSAY—The Nature of Holiness,
C. Galpin.
REVIEW—of Hudson's Doctrino of a Future
Life, C. B. Sheldon
ESSAY—Unity of the Christian Church,
A. C. Lathrop.
ESSAY—Method of Home Evangelization,
G. Campbell.
ESSAY—The Intermediate State, Rail,
It is expected that each member will be
punctual in his attendance, aud thorough
his preparation. But, above all else,
let each one come imbued with that Christ
like spirit which will make our meeting a
real blessing to eaeh other, and to those
among whom we meat.
JAME8 TOMPKINS,
Scribe of Association
St. Anthony, Oct. 14, 1870
500 BUFFALO ROBES
for sale at
D. M. G. MURPHY & CQ.S',
BurbankA.Powell's Blook, St. Germain st.
I E S FOR W E A
Farmers will take notice that Jo?. Edel
brock pays tho very highest price in cash
for wheat.
"..'.
-^Whitewater wagons, for Bale
at .Grovenor's.
*. I 1 —..
^Ncsmith's Pain Extractor is without
an equal. Read the advertisement..
A.NKSG1V I 3. &
By the President of the United State*: a
Proclamation
Whereas, It behooves a people, sensible
of their dependence oa the Almighty, pub
licly and collectively to acknowledge their
gratitude for his mercies, and to beseech
thier continuance, and,
Whereas, The people of the United
States, during the year about to end, have
special cause to be thankful for general
prosperity, abundant harvests, exemption
from war end civil strife,
Now therefore, be it known that I, U. 5.
Grant, President of the United States, con
curring in any similar recommendations
from the chief magistrates of the States, do
hereby recommend to all citixens to meet
in their respective places of worship, on
Thursday, the 24th day of November next,
there togive thanks for the bounty of God
during the year about to close, and to sup
plicate for its continuance hereafter. In
witness whereof I have set my hand, and
caused the seal of the United States to be
affixed.
Done at the City of Washington this 21st
day of October, in the year of our Lord
1870, and of the independence of the Unit
ed States the ninety first.
Potatoes,- very plenty, at 60o to 80c.
Cheese—Minnesota, 15c New York, 20o.
Butter—good roll brings 20a25e readily
Green apples are very plenty, at $4.50a
5.00 per barrel.
Eggs, 17a20c, and very scarce
Cranberries, $2a2 50 per bu.
Wool, 85c.
Dry maple wood is worth $4.50a$5 for
full oord green maple, oak, &c, $4*$4.50
tumarac, $3.50.
MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. 2.
Wheat—75c. for No. 1.
Oats—37c.
Corn—45c
MlLWABKKB, NOV. 2
Wheat—Steady, 97c for No. 1
Corn—Scarce, 50o for rejected.
Oats—Nomiuai, at 68c.
Dimension lumber..
Common lumber,..:.
rommoD
President off
CHICAGO, NOV. 2.
Wheat—Weak, at 94|c. lor No. 1.
Corn—Steady, at 55c.
Oats—Quiet nt 36c.
S I O A 1 A 1 S
CorrtcUdforTn JOUI:NAJ.,&I/ D. J/, .Murphy sf Co
MinkNo.l...$2.00to350j!ti«los.s reen1iierlb
Otler 000 Raccoon..
1'iHlier... .... 6O0 Mui-tiu.-.i...
Wolverine SOullieil Fox
Wolf—Timber 2 00 Cross Fox....
Bear .. jBOfltbsUilvortXrey'.
Cul Bear...... ... 2 to300|Ijynx
Beiiver,per lb........ 1 001 Badger
Deoi Skins, per lb 20 to 25 riknnk.,
DideB.iIri- 16 FMII Hat..
Geese,
Ducks,
Chickens.
Clear Pork per bW.
Mess
::-r
U. S. GRANT.
By the President.
HAMILTON FISH, Secretary of State
A E S
ST. CLOUD, Nov 3, 1870.
Wheat has dropped to 75c for No. 1
70c for No. 2.
Oats bring 35c on tho streets,
Corn, in ear, 45,c
Barley—very little demand may be
quoted at 40a45c.
Rye, 50c. ...
Bran is worth $12 per ton, plenty on
hand.
Hay, is of excellent quality this year, and
sells at $6.
Beans, $1.25 to $1.50, according to
quality.
per M.
"."5? j~-:.~:
is BlttfcK*.
Wo have, on hand, printed from new
ypo on good paper, a full assortment
legali.m.n«i»! Including^
Deede—Warranty, Quit-claim, Morlgi.^e
and Chattel Mortgage.
Dutrkt Court—Summons, Notices of
Trial, Notes of Issue and Executions.
Jutticc'i Court-—.'Summon* and Subpoe
nas.
To Town Omcuus.—We are able to
urnish the following blanks to order, In
any quajitiiy drained
Affidavits to be attached to all Bills, (for
town or county use.)
Bond of Town Treasurers.
Constable.
Justice of the Peace.
Notice of election to Town Office.
Oath of Office of Tcwn Officers.
Notice to District Clerk of Election of
Justice of the Peace.
Notice of Election of Constable.
These blanks are suitable for any town
or county in the State.
Orders from the country, for large or
mall qua ntities, filled at St. Paul prices
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ARRIVAL AKD DKPAETUEE OF MAILS.
8t. Paul and way stations—departs daily*
at 7 A.M., and 2r.it., Sunday excepted
Mail closes same hours.
Arrives at 12:30 r. at., and 7 p. M.
Sauk Centre route—Departs daily, Sun
days excepted, at 1 p. M. Arrive same
days at 2 p. M. Mail closes at 1 p.x.
Crow Wing Houte—Departs daily, Sundays
excepted, at 12:30 P. M. Arrives, eanie
days, at 2 p. x. Mail closes at 12 x.
Fair Haven and Way—Arrives each Tues
day and Friday at 10 A. H. Departs
same days at 2 p. x. Mail closes at 1
•"••SHX: .- .: ••-.•
Two Rivers and Way—Depart each Mon
day at 7 A. M. Arrives on Tuesday at 4
p. M. Mail closes at 6 A.
St. Augusta—Arrives Wednesday and Sat
urday, at 1 p. M. Departs same days at
2 M.
Rockville—On Saturday, same hour as
above.
Sauk Rapids—Once a day.
Princeton and way—Departs each Thurs
day at 7 A. H. Arrives on Friday at 6
p. M. Mail closes at 6} A. M.
S if
SO
*l£
$'S5to50 0°
2«
8»
E A A I E
Beof^enfoot,
perquarler.hind,
fore,
at retail.
Veal—retail
Pork—dressed,
at retail.
Met ton—on foot,
at retail,
Venison—whole clear,
•addles,
at retail.
Poultry—Turkey,
5
COEP-ECTEI. WEEKLY BY COATS PEKEMAW.
Buying, .Sol'
3a3£
10
6
8@12U
7®«H
12}$al6
3a4
1 0 a 2
8aui1
10 12
$32
29
11500
16 00
1300
800
26 00
1st
2d
Scoots
Flooring
Clear
Fencing
Shingles...............
Lath ..
8000*8600
16 00
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2 8
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OOEBECTEC WEEKLY BT 9AVIC 4 OLAXX
WHOLESALE SStAIL
XXX 4.30 per Obi. 6.00
4.03 4.60
Cornmeal, 2 00 2 00
bolted 3 00 8 00
For Flour in sacks—28 cents more when la barrels)
MEAT MARKET.
O S S Sc A E S
(At Lues's old stand)
Will keep on hand constantly
of all kinds, at the lowest Market Prices.
Give them a call. vl3 n7
FOB SALE CHEAP.
•~Bev. &. Dschieil,~l). P.,~ Presiden of the main traveled roads to St. Cloud,
Dickinson College, Carlisle, Pa., s-yi: land is only quarter of a mile from a
"Our Father's House" is full or practical school house. For further particulars in
religious instruction. The spirit of troe W
A I a
Of 152 acres, in the town of Maine Prai
rie—90 acres of good timber, about 40
acres of prairie and the balance poplar
and basel brush. Forty acres are fenced,
and 17 acres are under cultivation. Theie
is a small house and a well of good water,
ap well aasoma fruit trees on the prem
ises. The above form is situated on Pearl
Lake, 12 miles from St. Cloud, and haa
the finest la ration in the State. It is no one
re a 1 0
devotion tests, its benntifnl lessens. My I J- 8. Cam, Wheeler French, or the own*
eedldreneay—••// it teise/U and good., W. H. STBWABT, at Maine Prairie,
tlntActheroclaatn. Btenraswnnty, Minn. 2
offlee»
8
"To THE OrrioEEs or *BE Uniox PAIE The under
signed, your Special Committee on Sewing Machines
report:—That it was agreed, by the Agents repre
Sentrog the two competing Machines, to render to
your Committee, in writing, the peculiar POINTS on
which they based their claim of superiority, and
in testing the machines, each point wss to be taken
separately, aud after a fair trial,adjudged to the b.nt
of our ability. Each Agent presented his claims in
dun form. For the Wilcox A Oibbs Machine, (HIKTT
TIYE diBtinet claims were made for' its superiority,
AM of which, on a thorough and impartial trial, were
sustained. For the competing DOUBLE-THREAD Ma
chine, but TEN were presented, TWO of which were
sustained.—(Sicneo.J 8. D. TnvKEB, L. 0 CDAJIP
HEY. WaiELOCK. JUDOU
MARRIAGE GUIDE.
EVERY ONE HIS OWN DOCTOR.
A private instructor for marr'ed pcraorui or those
about to married, both male and female, in every
thing concerning the physiology and relations of our
*?xunl system, and the production and prevention of
offspring, including all the now discoveries never be
fore given in lhe English langungc, by WM. YOTJNO,
M. I. 1'hiH ia really a valual lo and interesting
work. It is written in plain language for the general
rondcr, and is illustrated wi'b vumerous engravings.
All yoring mirr.ed people, or those contemplating
man i^r And having the Uast impediment to married
life, should read this book. It di-closes secrets that
every one should be acquainted with still it is a
book tli.it must be locked up and not lie about the
house. Tt w»ll bes ntto any address on receipt of 50
eta Address DR. WM. YOUNG, No. 418 Sjiruce
Stn-et above l""ii: ill, PhiladcVnuia. v!3nl5.6m
From the Detroit Mechanic and Inventor.
TUB Goon TIME COME—The patent so
long bell by Wheeler & Wilson for the four
inui ion feed sewing machine, has at last
expired, ami n.n extension has been refus
ed. The day lias gone by when a machine
costing bin from S15 to SCO can be sold
at from $60 to :.-125 We Bee that the
American Shuttle Sewing Machine Compa
ny, o'f DetftT(, ftt-e first in the field with a
machine emwlying all the best features of
the more costly article, and while their
machines are in ever}' particular, as per
fect in their adaption to all classes of
work as the Wheeler & Wilson, Graver &
Baker, and Singer, they are now disposing,
of them at prices ranging from $25 to $40.
This is certainly an immense reduction,
and its effects are already to be seen in the
large orders received, and he large ship
ments mai'e daily by the American Shuttle
Sewing MaohineCompany, 115 Bates street,
Detroit.
Mr. Jacob Clason is the General. Agent
for Iowa and. Minnesota. Send him stamp
for circular and sample work. He wants
live agents everywhere. Extra induce
ments offered. Address Jacob Clason,
West Union.. Iowa.
THE
A E
FINKLE & LTON SEWIMG MA
CHINE, with Drop Feed, new Take-up,
new Hemmer, Ac, is now offered to agents
en more liberal terms. Also, Second-hand
Machines in exchange, or the new im
provements applied.
Eve-y Maohine is warranted First Class,
and if the purchaser dees not so regard it
after a fair trial, he can return it and
money refunded.
N. B.—Wanted. Traveling Agents to
visit each town, distributing circulars, ex
plaining the improvements, etc etc., who
can make $200 per month. Address
LYON'S MUTUAL 8. M. CO.,
Uuion Square, 33 East 17th St., New York
UNION BAKERY.
This Bakery has received a new Crack
er Machine, and will furnish the bes
Crackers at the lowest price. Also wil
keep on hand everything fonnd in a
I S A S S A E
Call and sec us, on Richmond avenue
Broker's block. KUCK ft FRITZ.
St. Cloud, Jan. 20, 1870. n27-Iy
NOTICE.—IT.Cloud,
S. LAND OFFICB,
St. Minn., October 28,1870.
Oomplainthaving been entetvel at this office by James
Geragbty against Michael McDonugh for abandoning
his Homestead Entry No. 6204,dated Jane 29ih,18o8,
upon the nw section 10. township 120, r»nge3l, in
Stearns county, Minn., with a view to tho cancellation
of said entry: the said parties are hereby summoned
to appear at this office on the lOra DAY OF DECEM
BER 1870, a o'clock in the afternoon respond
Sod furnish testimony concerning said altered aban
oumeut. C. A. OILMAN, Register,
nov3-6wJ T. U. McCLUKK. Receiver.
NOTICX.-C..
0l9Wi*
S. LAND OFFICE,
St Cloud. Minn., November 2, 1870.
Complaint having: been entered at this office by
Thomas J. Adams against Perry Jackson, for aban
doning his Homestead Entry No. 1S04, dated No
vember 1, 1646, upon the ae section IS, town
ship 128 range aft, in Todd county, Minnesota,
to a view to the cancellation of tali* entry: the
•aid parties are hereby summoned to appear at thi*
office on the 20ta DAT OP DEO. 1870, at 10 o'clock
a the forenoon to respond andtaraisa testimony con
cerates said alleged abandonment,
InotSCwt
4
S
A
J. E. WEST, P. M.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
GETTING MARRIED.
ESSAYS FOR YOUNG HEN, on the delights of
HOME, and the propriety or impropriety of getting
Harried, with sanitary for those who feel unfitted
lor matrimonial happiness. Sent free, in sealed en
velopes.. Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box
P, Philadelphia, Pa.
C. A. OILMAN, Register.
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Order'-of S'ipej'*isor8l.»ying out anew
road.
Release of Damages by Owners of Land.
Notice ot laying out of roads (for pubtio
posting.)
Town orders, with stubs, bound or un
bound.
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THE EIGHTH WONDER OF THE WORLD
E A E A I
AND
NEURALGIC CURE
AND
Magical Pain Extractor.
IT WILL REMOVE ALL PAIN ATONCE,
And Immediately Cure
Rheumn(i?iT, Neuralpa.Lumbago, Sciati
ca, Pain in the Back and Side Strains,
Stiff Joint". Frozen Lin.bs, Chil
blains, Cuts Wounds, Bruises
Burn", Scalds, Fever _-..
Sores. Tooth Ache. Ear
Ache. ILftd Aehe,
no difference how
bad nor what
it proceeds
from.
Chapped Lips, Chapped Hands, 8tings of
Bees, Bites of Poisonous Insects, and in
fact all of the eXIerh&l Pains and Aches
that the human family is Iu ir to, by rub
bing it freely on the pivt effected, without
fric ion.
For Tooth Ache, saturate a little cctton
with it and place it in tho hollow of the
tooth and tor Ear Ache, drop two or
three drops of it into the car affected,
And all Pain will Inetantly Gesse.
Prepared and Sold by the Inventor and Pro
priilor,
ALFRED NESMITH,
At his Laboratory,
SSae M«srV*t StrecV«*W»*«lelpnt», P».
And all Druggists and Dealers Every
where.
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Manufdturerc
TiCKNOR, TOLMAN & CO.,
Nextto Burbauk Powell's Brick Block, St. Germaino Btrect, gt. Clond,
a 2
Prescriptions comoounded ftt afJ
S & 'DOORS
BmsriD3f
MOULDINGS, CASINGS,
A E S
STORE FRON2S,
sciiOLh WORK
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WINDOW ABO MlAMES,
INSIDE Ann OUTSIDE BLINDS,
CORNICES, STORE DOORS
RASE, PRIMED A»n
'•'-'•-, L^v^^i^-t^XL.l,, ^^.^^
r, GLAZED SASH, Ac Ac
PLANING, RE-SAWING, SCROLL SAW.
ING Ann JOB WORK of
every description
done to or
der.
DRESS-
ED FLOORING,
SIDING. P1CKITS and
LUMBER ripped to biils. for tale.
All orders by mail prompt
ly attended to.
A LtoeraDlscoant to Dealer*
Officeand Factory en Washington avo
ue, next door to the Bridge, St.. Cloud,
Minaesota,
St. Cload, May 20th. 1889.
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Wholesale una ttet^
DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS,
PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES AND
ene&d Chem and nr.,^
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A I N
DYE-STUFFS, PERFUMERY,
SOAPS, COMBS, BRUSHES,
TOILET ARTICLES, &c
CARBON OILS, LAMPS AND
CHIMNEYS, GRASS AND GARDEN SEEDS
Our goods have been marred oown wi... the fall of Gold, and will be sold at th
Lowest Market Rates.
We nave on the way the larger stock of
Drugs, Paints, Oils, Window Glass,
Ever brought to St. Cloud, all for sale for cash the LOWEST GOH RATI*.
I
•Notions and Fancy Goods,
6 y»*neli mfMMb*^
Whitewater Wagons,
Fanning Mills,
Buckeye Broadcast Seeiers.
*o Grain Brills,
Hapgopd 4 Tonne !.?» Wr»i
Bock Island Clipper do
Breaking and Gang dp
Corn Sbellers, fTSfe
Straw Cotters, Ae^ Ac.
CLOTH JJ8J3&.
An IMMENSE STOCK now open at
PEONDZINSKrs,
The exelusive dealer in Men and Boy's CLOTHING,
Grent's Furnishino- Q-oods,
Hat aiad Cai^s
TRUNKS, VALISES, R. R. BAGS, &c., &c."
Attention is eall to all to examine goods and prices before purchasing.
REWARD IN
CLOTHIISTG^.
/Hall to the Chief Who In Triumph
Advances."
holirs/•-*"^TanSfA*an^exbenybesgistaasw•
Dealer in Standard Farn* ffmttgntrf^
Sept. 8, 1870,
St. Cloud, Minn.
REWARD IN
'.:ri£ hftl ^i^'w
,i3Csh it -, f.
tkrew si-qcM
ttjun
3
J. PRONDZINSKI, St. Germain gt
MURRAY HILL.
A A E C. MEABS' 8
O PBESCH AKD OEBVAS
Boarding and Day School for Toting
Ladles.
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Tue«-
The next session will commence
day, September 20, 1870.
Madame Mears has ^reat pleasure in an
nouncing to her patrons and friends, that
she will he able to offer superior advantages
for the complete and elegant education of
Young Ladies, at the opening of the next
session.
The course of Instruction comprises the
English and French Languages, Latin,
Writing, Arithmetic, Algebra and Geome
try Geography, Astronomy, Chemistry
and ohcr Natural Sciences Mental and
Moral Philosophy, lfciMnry, Composition,
French vr,n English Literature.
During the season Lectures will be de
livered by tiiii' ent Professors on subjects
connected witi: the various departments of
instruction Titse Lectures "will be ar
ranged for the general benefit of tke
sohool.
Mueio, drawing, {tainting, singing,- Ac.,
may be include), at special rates
The best professional talent ia employed
In the various Departments^ and the whole
ie under the immediate care and supervis
ion of Madame 0. Mean.
French is the language of the establish
ment.
Circulars giving terms, Ac., sent oa ap
plication.
NATURE'S
HAIR RESTORATIVE.
Traaspannt and clear ae crystal, it will not soil
tbe finest fabric—perfectly SAFE, aad Jrfi-J-
a
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It restores and prevents tbe Hair from becomiag
Gray, imparts a soft, glossy appearaoee, remuvee
Daadrnff, is cool and refreebiag to tho boad, checks
tbe bair from falling off, aad rostote* it to a areat
cures all Humors, cntu*"" •motions,•»* •anaural
?"A-, 6 fcr tkTH.ir It is iSi U,t
Article in the market.
Dr. O. 8MITH, Patentee. Gortoa Jenctien. Haas,
Paepwedonjrbv PROCTsat BWrTHIIU. Giosce^
t.r, MA«S. TheUanaiaeiaBatna iaapeael bottle,
made expressly fur it with aame of the article blows.
in ikegtaM. Ask your Drocjist far Jteture'e JUir
BestoraliTe, and tak^ no other.
For SALE BT KtlOLTaW.Brnsjitst, Si.Ctoud,
Minn. ^». 1 TlSnlO.
Farm for SaJe.
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rf^HE undersigned offers for sale a coed
1 farm ef 160 acres, oa the north aad of
Maine Praire, about -'«A.v
FOURTEEN MILES FROM 8T. CLOUD.
Sixty acres are timber, the balance nrai
rie an I meadow, and the whole esraieaed
with a good fence thirty acres) being under
cult!ve tion On the premises is a
GOOD COMFORTAULB HOUSB
with stables, granary end ttereheuee two
good wells, and other iapprovements. This
farm is directly on the main road from St.
Cloud to Forest City, and will bo told
Inquire at this office, or of
J. S. DAM,
Oo the premises.
ECLECTIC CATALOGUE
or mrs
S E E E I A I I O
fertratt*. Historic Btm/rtyt, Bottle Samei,Mtai
OTtsR SOOOIFFKREirr SUBJatOTS.
Ti-ete Cn^r ivrags have appeaml in the ECUKTIC
MAGAZINE during tbe pact 25 rears, Tbe sab
tacts have been selectedwith great care on botk aide*
at tke AtlMtic, Tbej are printed o«diewvat tiled.
oaper.eUberassail size.7hTlO,orqnartoslielUbvlS.
PBIC1{:-Sniall elK.lCcents 4mnotfae,MeMb.
A specimeu of eacb sire and caUioeue- seat on re
«f«pt ceaei aaai,«, rteelat of five each
aise will''men*.
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