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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-04-18
FOR RENT.

The BODYBUILDING two doors west Of
Brokers' block, known as the Hoepner
store. Inquire at rear part Of building.
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Foe sALE.-A small stove. Will be sold
very cheap, Inquire at this Office.
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AT special meeting Of the Common
Council on Saturday evening, resolutions
were passed in regard to the right of way
for the st. Cloud and Pembiua R. r. We
publish the official resolutions in another
column.
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flood apples by tho peck, bushel OF
barrel, Ut Smiths Grocery.
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PERSONAL.

On and after juno let, 1872, will be
found at the Drug Store of NJ. C. Tolman
& Co., where l shall be happy to see all my
old friends and lots of new ones.
mar2S-3m A. C. GOwDr.
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"a spl'ndidlot Of carpets is being col 1
ct Montgomery 4 wese's very low. Call
and make your selection.
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BoDr o. CH1ID Fou1D. Oh Saturday,
tho 18Th inst. about six o'elok In the even.
Ing. the dead body Of : female infant was
found on the farm Of Henry Dirks, about
eight miles from St. Cloud, near the Clear.
water road. An inquest was held on the
1oth' BY Coroner Overlook, At which the
following facts were disclosed: An old
horseskin had been lying for nearly
agar close by Mr.. Dirks' house. Mr..
Dirks' father. an old man Of about eighty,
thinking this hide might bs Of some use,
went on Saturday to look ct It. Lifting it,
hs found bundle lying under it. Re-
turning to the house, hs inquired who had
placed bundle there. Nobody seemed to
knew any thing about 1t. Mr.. Dirks
mother went out to investigats the matter,
and reported that there wss something like
dead child in tho bundle. When Mr.. Dlrks
came home. he found the bundle to b an
old gray WOODEN undershirt In which VA
wrapped the body Of An infant, Drs. Sen.
kle and Atkins, Of this city, made IN exam
nation Of the body, and found it to be that
OF fally-developed child, with no signs Of
violence or decomposition; the child might
have been born two or three weeks before,
and was born dead. Tho jury returned .
verdict that the infant had been born dead:
the mother unknown and unsusp eeted.
We are indebted to County Attorney
Brick for tho above facts.
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-ainshams q Tenvoorde's for 12} cents
per yard. - .~>-.
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The best o. everything in the line of
boots aud shoes, ohesp, at J. B. scherer's.
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IF you want to see a.
lively time, just call at
II. SteinburG's, between
10 and Ill o'clock, when
he sets out Lunch.
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L1Ns.-John Marshall has on hand q
stock Of all kinds Of lime. The especial
attention Of builders is called to the Mason
City lime for use on brick buildings. Very
low figures will be given to contractors
A call is requested.
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E-Rosenberger Bros. have had two inn
mense signs, 8x24 feet, painted By Hinss,
which they viii put up tomorrow.
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"A Democratic City Convention will be
ned a. tho Court House on Saturday Of.
ssrnoon, April 9th, to nominate Mayor,
Treasurer and TIVE City Justices. The
ward meetings will be held On tho previou.
evenings to nominate delegates and ward
officers.
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Have you bought your boots! Go IL
Hepderson'e.
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-Measy can be saved BY getting your
boots and shoes at Hendersou's.
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ALI kinds Of canned fruits 1t
Russl1L's.
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It's true! Tenvoorde is really selling
ginghams for 12} cents per yard.
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Tho Gleuwood Eagle says that from
$1,000 to $4,000 in currency q county
loan) will be put in circulation in Pope
county during the present week. The edi-
tor doubtless has visions Of . fair share OF
the amount floating into his golfers in So
inatallmAnka
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NEw GosDs FOR EvERYBoDY.-W. Hen
derson is receiving large and complete
stock Of boots and shoes for the season. 8
trade, including everything for ladies' ,
gentlemen's and children's wear. This
stock is No. throughout, and will be sold
at the lowest market prices. Call and see
for yourselves.
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Solid gold sets, in oil the new styles
III BUsH's,
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W. G. Gray, . graduate of the St.
Cloud Normal School, has been elected
Principal Of the Second Ward Grammar
School at Minneapolis. Thai city has now
In ito public schools three graduates from
the St. Cloud School.
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DR. BRowH's LloruRn.-The last lecture
Of the course, before tho Library Assooia.
ton, was delivered on Thursday evening
by DR.. F. T. Brown, Of St. Paul. Subj cot,
''Genevs, and the Ascent to tho Hospioe Of
st. Bernard" We c.nnot, in the space at
our disposal, do anything like justice to this
lecture. Il was plain, witty and filled with
instructive matter. We believe tho audi
ence will endorse our opinion that the
''Geneva" part Of the lecture Was the bet
ter. His sketches Of the great, scholarly
men. who fill tho chairs in tho school Of
the prophets in that city, were very fine
indeed. In truth, these theologisns have
done more to advance civil and religious
liberty in Europe than any other equal
number in any department Of learning. OF
course, D'Aubigns 10 known the world
over Is tho scholar, the Christian and the
historian. His History Of the Reformation
should bs in every library, whether large
or small, public or private, and should be
read by every one, male and female. 1t is
much to be regretted that 80 few heard
this lecture. Had people known what a
treat was in store for them, they would
have filed the church to it's utmost and
had they paid dollar each for their tick
cts they would have made . good invest
ment. eve,
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-Quarter-second watches, at
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n. Ottensmeyer has received tho ap-
psratus for his new bathing rooms, which
will DO opened tomorrow. Something of
this kind he's long been needed, and Mr..
o. will doubtless do we'll.
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FOR Jeur boots and shoes, 60 to J. b.
Sehsrer'a. IS :;.st.: - !:
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See card Of Mr.. P. Msyst, merchant
tailor. Mr.. Meyst will do good work at
low prices.
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Tho Brainerd Tribune Of tho 18th,
furnishes this Upper Mississippi River
item:
"Captain Houghton, owner of tho steam
or Pokagoms, which was frozen up last
fail, twenty miles above tho mouth Of Sandy
River, passed up last Monday to look after
his steamer, and bring her down As soon
as the ice goes out. He expects to make
one or two trips from hero to Poksgoma
Falls this spring, in bringing out tho lum-
bermen in that upper country, when he
will lay her up till early autumn again ;
then she win be run during tho fall months
in taking up the Pinery supplies for next
winters numbering operations"
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REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONVENTION.

The Republican, Of stearns County will meet in
County Convention at the Court House in tho City
OF IT. Cload, on MONDAY, THE 6rA DAY or NAY,
1872, et o'clock H., for the purpose of electing
three 81 delegates to the Republican State Conv on.
ton to be held at MINI OILS. on the Eighth day Of
May. 1872. The several owns in tho County and
the several Wards in tn ut f st. Cloud will be
entitled to reprsA entation rs follows:
DELEGATES.
City of st. Cloud, First Ward.
Second Ward,
Third Ward,
Fourth Ward, l.
Town Of Maips Prairie, 2
Fair Haven, 2
North Fork 2
Paynesvills, 2
Raymond, 2
6suk Centre, 5
All other towns in the county will be entitled to
enc delegate each Bass-one delegate for each town
ward and one additional delegate for every 50 Re-
publican votes for Governor at the last election or
major fraction thereof.
Dated st. Clsud, April 18th, 1872.
H. L. GORDON,
Chairman Rep. Co. Com.
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Goods delivered TO all parts Of the
city. by RUSSELL.
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BATH RooMs.--On and after Friday,
April 18th, H. Ottensmeyer will have his
new bath rooms ready for use. They have
been fitted up in the very best style
throughout. Ladies and gentlemen can
have hot or cold baths at any time
durlug the day or evening.
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The following item from the Washing
ton Chronicle of the 18th will be gratifying
to the many friends Of DR.. Collins in this
city, who have never credited the reports
circulated affecting his official conduct
DR.. William T. Collins, late . pension
agent in this District, stated yesterday to a
Treasury official that hs expects sson to be
able to present his vouchers and duplicate
checks, completely closing his account and
leaving no defslcation as far - relates 10
army pensions. Concerning his alleged dc
ioiency Of $4,000 on account Of navy
pensions, he states that no can make
that good by his vouchers excepting shout
500, which will also b paid over, thus
balancing his accounts with tho Govern
ment.
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FOR SALE.-A number Of superior
draught aud driving horses, at
HERBERT & LANES
Livery Stable.
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"A good business property for sale. In.
quirs. 1t Smiths Grocery.
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Mr.. W. F. Knowlton and Mr.. N. Lai

Mr.. W. F. Knowlton and Mr.. N. Laib
started on Monday for New York with the
water wheel which Mr.. .Knowlton patented
some time ago. They feel confident Of OBJ
tanning tho prize offered by the State Of
New York for . water wheel which can be
used in canals without washing tho banks.
Mr.. K has patented his wheel in ENGLAND.
It is undoubtedly good thing.
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Mr.. Geo. Whiting, Of Clearwater, goes
to Minneapolis this week, where he will
engage in the commission business
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"A light snow fell at this place on Mon.
Day morning. At Winona about eight
inches Of snsw fell; along tho line Of the
st. Paul and Pacific, west Of Delano, siz
inches; snd along the 81. Paul and Sioux
/. City road, west Of St. James, about . foot
Of snow fell. 1tquickly disappeared. -
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". B. Soherer has full stock Of every
thing which can be called for in tho line of
boots and shoes. Has just received
splendid limo Of goods, for ladies' and gen.
t'emen's wear. Everything has been selec-
ted with tho utmost care, and cannot fail to
give satisfaction in style, quality and price
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"A match game of base ball will be
played on Saturday afternoon, commence
Ing 1t $3.50 ?. H., ON tho grounds near the
Catholic church, between the ''Sure- Pops''
and "Runners.''
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POPE COUNTY lTsNs Tho Glenwood
Eagle is responsible for tho statement that
President Geo. L. Becker intends to put q
corps Of engineers on the branch line Of the
st. Paul & Pacific road, from Little Falls
to Morris, and have the line surveyed by
early summer.
A little daughter Of Saml. johnson, OF
Glenwood, fell into kettle Of boiling wa
ter, and was dangerously, il not fatally,
scalded.
Amos DeGroat is buying beef cattle to
drive to Fort Garry, Manitoba.
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This has been beautiful warm day.
Spring 'eem' finally to have commenced
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All kinds Of groceries can be 70 IN d .
~ u .>aRyssstI's.
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The sidewalks are lined to-day with
individuals Of the male persuasion who
are gently absorbing the warm sunshine,
and making themselves frst-class candi-
dates for the spring fever.
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For sAIE.-A pair Of heavy horses. In
quire Immediately Of
ALLEN 4 RUSSELL.
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No71oH-Davis, Beal & Co. will pay the
highest cash price for oil kinds of grain.
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SEQ notice Of City Election to be held
Nay 9th.
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Goods sold At the lowest cash price, at
Smiths Grocery.
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There is great demand for dwelling
houses in st. Cloud, They are q scarce
article.
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Mrs. Lambert will have her new stock
Of millinery goods aext week. Look out
for hosts Of nice thinss.
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RussxL1's.

Salt by the barrel at
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Mr.. L. Dutton, Of Rochester, arrived
here yesterday with drove of thirty five
horses, bought in Olmstsd county.
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Friday was quite windy day. There
was general burning out Of chimneys.
No damage was done.
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-Ysung Man Bush has what you want,
or ought to wsnt-engsgenent rings.
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There will be preaching on Sabbath
morning next At the Presbyterian church,
to tho Sabbath School. In the evening,
Rev. Campbell will deliver lecture to
young people on Reading.
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Only 12} cents per yard for ginghams
sAt Tsnyoords's. z:.=.*s.
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-Covn and Cob Crushers.
Ar GRov1NoR's.
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Brick are sold At $1,000 per thousand,
and are scarce at that. Why should they be
80 high?
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AID. ". Powell, J. G. Smith and L.
Clark ere the Committee Of the Council to
negotiate tho sale Of the bondE for pur-
chasing right Of way.
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This is IN unusually backward spring.
The frost is coming out Of the ground very
slowly.
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-crsabsrriss, FARM, ostrssl, sssica-
I'D esesarnut, and drist hrits Sf II kinds.
q = = ss3 Irrrray1r, Is
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Farmers have commenced blowing,

S~A>~SSASS~
SEQ notice of City Election to be held
Nay 9th.
Tho N. Z. Socisble will be held 1T Mr..
J. G. Wilson's on Friday evening, April 26.
"A Social dance was enjoyed 1t swartz
Hall on Friday nigh last.
Brick are sold At $1,000 per thousand,
and are scarce at that. Why should they be
80 high?
This is IN unusually backward spring.
The frost is coming out of the ground very
slowly.
Mr.. L. Dutton, Of Rochester, arrived
here yesterday with drove of thirty-fve
horses, bought in Olmstsd county.
There is . great demand for dwelling
houses in st. Cloud, They are q scarce
article.
Friday was quite windy day. There
was general burning out Of chimneys.
No damage was done.
This has been = beautiful warm dav.
Spring seems finally to have commenced
in earnest.
Mr.. Geo. Whiting, Of Clearwater, goes
to Minneapolis this week, where he will
engage in the commission BUSINESS
Chief Of Police Robertson narrowly
escaped being hit on tho head. on Friday,
by tho falling Of DR.. Jaques' sign Board.
The stearns County Republican Con-
vention has been called to meet in this city
on tho 9Th of May. The call is published
in this issue.
-Bra'nerd is an uncivil sort of a place
Five prisoners left the new Jail in that town
on Wednesday night without 80 much as
bidding adieu to the jailor.
-Lu0bermen fear that there will not be
water enough in the Mississippi for their
"drives" this spring. The river is far
from being high.
First Lieutenant H. W. Van Renssaler,
Company F, Second Regiment NJ. N. g.,
Of this city, has rendered his resign alton,
and it has been accepted by the Governor.
DIR. Telman, County Superintendent
will hold public examination of teachers
st the Union Schoolhouse in this CITY on
Saturday, April 27'h
I'm last Sunday evening Mr.. L. Rob-
bers celebrated his fortieth birthday. lie
gave An entertsinr emit to number of his
friends, including many Of tho old settlers
There will be preaching on Sabbath
morning next At the Presbyterian church,
to tho Sabbath School. In the evening,
Rev. Campbell will deliver a lecture to
young people on Reading.
IA. Ottensmeyer has received the ap.
psratus for his new bathing rooms, which
will DO opened tomorrow. Something Of
this kind has long been needed, and Mr..
q. viii don hf1aas do ~a11
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-Lu0bermen fear that there will not be
water enough in the Mississippi for their
"drives" this spring. The river is far
from being high.
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-Bra'nerd is an uncivil sort Of a place.
Five prisoners left the new Jail in that town
on Wednesday night without 80 much as
bidding adieu to the jailor.
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"A lot offne drausht and driving horses
for sale At Herbert 4 Lambs Livery Stable.
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Chief Of Police Robertson narrowly
escaped being hit on tho head. on Friday,
BY tho falling Of DR.. Jaques' sign Board.
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"A Social dance was enjoyed Ut swartz
Hall on Friday nigh last.
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-On last Sunday ese.sing Mr.. L. Rob-
bers celebrated his fortieth birthday. lie
gave An entertaining emit to q number Of his
friends, including many Of tho old settlers
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First Lieutenant H. w. Van Rensselaer,,
Company F, Second Regiment NJ. N. G.,
OF this city, has rendered his resign alton,
and it has been accepted by the Governor,
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Tho NJ. z. Socisble will be held 1T Mr.
J. G. Wilson's on Friday evening, April 26
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The stearns County Republican Con-
vention has been called to meet in this CITY
on the 9Th of May. The call is published
in this issue.
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DIR. Telman, County Superintendent
will hold public examination of teachers
st the Union Schoolhouse in this city on
Saturday, April 27'h
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IN. z. Barnes, ESQ.,, announces himself
a. candidate for reelection to the Office
Of City Justice. Mr.. B. has made an ex-
cellent officer, and deserves q re-eleo ton.
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When you want nice meat for Jour
table do not forget that Cross & Plates il
the place to buy it. They have tho best Of
everything. Housekeepers all know this.
Try one Of Cross 4 Plates roasts OF
steaks, and you will be satisfied,
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Raeiae Ranniug Mills.
~ G1ov1xo1's.
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Buckeye force-feed Drills,
Az GRovINo1's,
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FIRST DIV. ST. r. 4 r. RAILROAD
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Passengers going to Minneapolis
hange cars at St. Anthony Junction.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-06-21
The Festival Last Night.

The festival given by the Broad street NJ. T..
Church, South, last night. was success. The
church was we'll filed with liberal patrons and
doubtless a goodly sum was realized. Good
taste was displayed in all tie arrangements, and
the different fruit and confectionery tables were
neatly decorated with flowers. Fronting the
entrance was a beautiful pyramid Of flowers,
presided over by Misses Ida DeGrote and So
ply Young To the left of that was a soda
fount, which beverage was freeley partaken Of
Just beyond the pyramid of flowers, in the CEN
ter Of the room. was the ornamental cake stand,
and next in order the sales table, presided over
by Mrs Williamson and others, which was we'll
patronized; and how could it be otherwise when
there were so many beautiful little girls solicit
ing custom? On the right and left were the re-
freShment tables, presided over as follows On
the right-NO. l, Misses Hattie Nance and Jen-
ME Miller; No. 2, Misses Bette ElmOre and
Maggie Ebaugh; No. 8, Miss Locky Gilmore
and Miss - Scott. On the left, No. 5, Mrs.
Dale and Mrs. Kinzcl; No. e, Misses
Libbie DeGrote and Annie Bailey. To the
right of the pulpit from the entrance was
Jacobs Well" presided over by Miss Ella
McCaferty and Sarah A Simcox the water of
which must have been excellent, judging from
the frequent visits it received. All present
seemed to enjoy themselves to the utmost and
smiling faces were visible on every side. The
ladies propose to continue the festival tonight,
and perhaps longer. so that all may have an OPP
pOrtunity to enjoy themselves and aid in good
cause. We trust they may have a full church
tonight, and we can assure all that have not
been there, that they will miss a rare treat if
they do not go.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-06-21
The SOciabIe

At the residence of Mr.. NJ A. Williams yes
terday evening was attended by q large number
of ladies and gentlemen, all of whom enjoyed
the occasion The Mechanics Cornet Band
was present and furnished music of the most ac-
ceptable kind. The ladies were provided with
refreshments, so that the Inner man. was am
ply cared for. The beautiful moonlight render
ed it very pleasant in the open air and all en-
ioyed the balmy evening atmosphere which is
quite an improvement on the heat and dust of
the city. Mr.. and Mrs. Williams entertained
their numerous guests in satisfactory manner,
and we dare say, all were sorry when the time
came for retiring to their homes.