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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-11-29

ROLL OF HONOR OF THE CENTRAL
SCHOoLs.-The following named scholars
of the Central schools are on the roll oil
honor for the past four weeks, ending No
vember 28th:
Misses Nellie Walthall, Jennie Wilson,
Alice Ezekiel, Bertha Sublett, Emma Rid
dick, B. Wallerstein, Mamie Barker, jose
phine Kahl, Sarah Beale, Annie Beal, Hat.
tie Leatherbury, Carrie Ege, Annie McRae,
Fannie Blake, Jeannetta Stern, Mary
Emmenhauser, Ida Huffman, Ella Hutche-
son, Jennie Keane, Louis Ruff, A..
Heckler, Emma Chalkley, Lula Wade,
Henrietta Wallerstein, Amelia Brimmer,
Nancy Forbes, Mary Pulliam, Clara
Pulliam, Mary Taylor, Alice Wilson,
Edith Garnett, Ophelia Winston, Mary
Hexter, Fannie Gunst, Minnie Cox, Mary
Sublett, Leber Jacobs, j. Spots, W.
Wendenburg, Bella Straus, Carrie Rose,
Fannie Hutzler, Lille Cox, Katie Gasser,
Bertha Schumann, Annie Snyder, Rosa
Verser, M. Manly, Leonora Weis, Dora
Miller, Kittie Shaffer, Fannie Shaffer, Min
ME Holzhaur, America johnson, Ella Kra-
ker, Sallie May, Bertha Haase, Maria
Keane, Emma Weiss, Julia Wallerstein,
Ida Allen, Amelia Bear, Rebecca Whit
lock, Dora Rose. .ee sr..e .g..-
Masters Walter Moses, A. Weisiger, E.
Schloss, William Taylor, A. Schaap, John
Lyle, Leroy Sutherland, Jesse Hicks,
Charles Bailey, Argy Carneal, George W.
Jones, Decatur Jude, H. Morris, Gus
Zander, George Cayce, Leon Cohen, E.
Sutherland, Allen Collins, B. Henny, M.
Courtney, W. Cox, B. Foizy, Rowland
Harlon, Ernest Hunter, @. Crutchfield,
Julian Snyder, II. Pace, Thomas Gay, Ro.
Harlon, Greenhow Maury, John Wade,
w. Burnstein, Fred Bradley, Isaac
Hutzlar. L. Sterne. Samuel Strans
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-11-29

CoASTWIsE.-The German bark
Leewarte, Captain Brennan, cleared to-day
for Rio Grande do Sui, laden with flour.
The American schooner Fanny Flint,
entered from Windsor, Nova Scotia, with
plaster. a. g sEE.FE
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TEMPERATURE.-The following is the
range of the thermometer at Captain G.
F. Johnston's bookstore, 01s Main street !:
6 a. m. %; 9a. m. 3S !; 12 IN. DC ; 3 p. IN. .
46.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-11-29

RUNAwAY.-Two horses attached to
q lumber wagon ran away from the lum-
ber-yard of Mr.. j. j. Mercer, near Eighth
and Canal, about p o'clock to-day, and
were hauled up near Franklin and Gov
ernor, with about half they started off with
attached to them. ,#- -.t h' Tsyo
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VERMONT.
A DefauIting Collector.

ST. ALBAN's, November 29.-Anson
j. Crane, assistant collector of the Third
internal revenue district, is $4,000 short.
Senator Edwards is his bondsman.
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RHODE ISLAND.


PROVIDENCE, November 29.-The
Sprague trust deed has been signed by the
members of the firm and the individuals of
the Sprague family.
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CENTAUR I,INIAIENT. :

CENTAUR LINIMENT.-
The great discovery of the
age. There is no pain which
the CESTAuR LlNIMEST will not
relieve, no swelling which it
will not subdue, and no lame
ness which it will not cure.
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CITY NEWS.
AMUsEMENTs To-NIaHT.

RICHMOND THrArRE.-Miss Ada Gray and
Spalding's Talented Combination, in "Ticket-
ofLeave- Man"
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CoRoNER's FINDINa.-The inquest
over the body of Alice Henry resulted in a
verdict declaring that she died "from the
effects of exposure and lack of proper
attendance to which she subjected herself
while making criminal attempt to conceal
the birth of her newborn and illegitimate
child -
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-11-29

DEATH OF AGED CITIZENS
our last report we have to chronicle the
deaths, on yesterday, Of two more aged
citizens, VIM. Gray, tobacco dealer, and
M. Mangum, coachmaker.
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SAMPLE MERCHANT.-Jame Kirkby,
an yeast-powder man from New York, was
fined $50 by Justice White to-day, for
selling or offering for sale said powders
without a license.
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NEVADA.
Volcanic Erupnf;ns,

SOIcHhIc ErUpfiON.
UREKA, November 29.-The volcano in
the Pinta mountains, ten miles hence, IS
erupting dense smoke.
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PENITENTIARY.-One year for house,
breaking, Michael F. Walters, of Tazwell,
will be allowed board free of charge at
this institution.
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IMPECUNIoUs PERSONS. Fourteen
destitute persons applied for lodgings at
the First and Second police stations last
night. r.r --- rsaHr
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HYMENEAL.-Under this heading il
yesterdays paper. on the strength Of al
announcement in Petersburg journal, W.
congratulated our friend Brdsong, of the
Fredericksburg railroad ,.as having doubled
his happiness by taking unto himself O
partner for life. It appears from his briei
note below that the intimation was prema.
ture. We rejoice, however, that he lives
In hope, and trust that he may soon at
tain its full fruition: .-.,,.,,.....l
NOVEMBER, 30, 1873.
TO the Editor Of The State Journal. sss5sl1
The very kind and flattering manner in
which you alluded to me, and what you
supposed to have been my hymeneal felici-
ty, in your paper of yesterday, IL too COM
plimentary to be passed unnoticed although
am sorry to say its publication is pre-
mature. Please correct the mistake, upon
the grounds that the general superintendent
of the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Po-
tomac railroad always require us to run
up to, but never ahead of schedule time.
Respectfully, s5agw
~ M. A. BIRDsoNG,a
-l r. f. & PR. r.
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POLICE CoURT.-The following cases
were disposed of in this court this morn
ing :,vre a. E5E -yTss.7fr
James Fl. Breeder, felonious stealing
sent on to the grand jury.
Young Newby, felonious stealing, dis
charged.
John Hickly, drunkenness, fined $3.50.
VIM. H. Wicks, stealing, jailed three
months. &a ~ f1f ~, 81 ~ .a.s
Frank Bailey, fined $3.50.
V. Barksdale and A. Stegar, being
disorderly on the street, discharged.
VIM. H. Walker, stealing So in currency
and lot of groceries from Mrs. Baccigal-
lupo, continued until Tuesday next.
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MONTHLY STATIsTICS.-In The po-
lice court the fines imposed during the
month of November amounted to 1901 so !;
collected, $2s6.50. Back fines collected,
S29.50. Number ofpersons tried on Grim.
inal charges 273; on violation of ordi-
nances, 10; sent on to the grand jury 10 ;
to Jail on conviction of petit larceny, % i;
to Jail in default of surety for good beha-
vior, 25; civil warrants tried 2l3.
The clerk of the hustings court has
issued fifty-eight marriage licences during
the month, forty-one. white and seventeen
| colored
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
RaE- Ar COST

B6F- ALL SIZES OF WINDOW GLASS,
KEROSENE OIL, WHITE LEAD, LINsEED
OIL, SPIRITS TURPENTINE &C., wholesale
e retail. l.. WAGNER, Druggist,
oe 1S--tf Sixth and Broad streets.
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PREPARING FOR SPRING.-The princi-
pal of popular Franklin-street young ladies
educational institute, was Mortified yester-
day morning on finding her pupils engaged
in game OF leap-frog in the backyard.
They were training themselves to move
gracefully in Chops" She Immediately
informed them that the practice was not
germaine to the subject, and they revolted,
looking little yeasty, on acquiring the un-
,leasinp knowledge.
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WHY. SUSAN DID Nor ENJOY HER
sELF.-"How is it that you came home
from your party so early last night, Susan?''
said kind-hearted Grace-street lady to her
domestic this morning. didn't you en-
joy yourself?" Susan-"Yes ma'am.
But the young man as TUX me hin to sup
per insulted me-" Mistress-"Insulted
you, Susan! Why, what did he say p"
Susan-"Yes ma'am. He asked me if
my program was full and Pm sure l
never lad nothing but sandwich and a
glass of lemonade. SO / come away home. "
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Where he respectfully invites his friends and
customers Thankful for the liberal patronage
of the citizens of Richmond and of Virginia in
the past, he hopes to merit the same in the
future at his newplace of business. no 2s-lm
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-12-25

nit Der erFen beilisen Weie eber bent
6 n E la m t beIBloiIen tuuroe. Die
5tpeite beilige MeIe Dber bas 9irte NJ
d MI miro in Der. Sriibe gefetert, allr Sazzss
ges3eit als Die 6irten our &rippe fdmeri.
Die brittle beili9e Mefle linbet an beqen
cage fatt. Die GrlaubniB fir alIe
prielte am beilisen Beibna9tsfelte bret
beiligen Me0en leIen 5u biirfen, tpuroe
l@on bon Dem d9ten Paplte ben, beilt4
gen Telespborus, Der Die fat6olil9e Stride
bonn Sabre 142-154 regierte gegebsr.
Die}er papf peroronete au@, oab in Der
beiligen Mele ber 9ob9eIang Der Gngel:
vGbre lei Gott in Der S6De 1nb syriebe
ouf Grben ben Mteni9en, Die eihes suten
Willens 1inb," 9e|ungen tperoen. Ser
Brielter itebt in BET Mitte oes altares,
glei& lam oen' Ginen Gnsel, Der gu oen
6irten Ipra@ porfeleno uno itimn,t ben
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aportet unb ben gan5en 9inmliI9en 9Dm=
nus 5u ben @olfen trd9t> felt Den plob<
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Der Gneel Dot.
Muber oie1em feierli@en .@ottesoien1te
oes Weibnadtsfeites fine man i@on friib
an Die @eburt Gbri1 I'll bilbli6 oar3u=
Itellen. Mfan feQte ben @ta[ oor, III
ipel6em oieie @eburt erfol9t mar: Gin
Rino lag in Der &rippe; Die Sun9fral1
|lab baneben. Gin Dds uno Elm g1el
itanben babel. Sirten famen basu oos
&inb au5ubeten. Die Qlusfeluns Der
&rppe tpuroe gum @olfsfeite. - TIM
Weibna9ten als ben 8e9inn zines gei1t=
li@en Triiblinss gu be5ei@nen iteute
man auberoem ben Weib n a d T. g.
b aum auf unb befeiti9te 2i9ter auf
oeml mlelbcn. 9ie 9eruanil9en @0lter
tpdb item bier5u bic INNER CRIME Sonne
un0 bebdnsten oieien Baum nit Iepfeln
unb allerlei anberen Nabrun9smitteln,
als @innbilo BET 9eitisen Nobruns ,
>uel9e oas Gbriitentbun Der Melt bietet.
Mon fiste @ei9ente bin5u nit oenen
in neuerer 3eit bauptld@li6 Die &inber
beba6t tueroen.
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8 te . + 10.

9icle bon aller Speculatiun freie u0denlide
.3eitung iou nab Der Nbii@t bes Serausgebers
eincm 6oppelt guten 3pede oiencn.Sbce Spal.
ten io(len neben ber Mlitt6eilung Der tutdti9>
feu 3citereisniiIe ben 2eiern cine tpabrbaft
quite belebrenoe unb unterbalterbe 2eftiire Der,
iAoifen um 70 aur tpabren 8ilouns unb Nuf-
flarunq beS 8olfcs 'bciiutragen. slus allen &C.
bisteu bes MilicnS tperben lpir bolfstbiinl,de
Wufi9be br,,lgen ban,it unier 8lott nabrbaft
eiuEamilicnblott tperbe inbcm es fir alle@lseoer
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beIdr6nt 10 iebcn mir unS In anoeren Be5ie~
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pertreten pollen. - @enn nun bierua6 unier
Wlatt feinem inneren Rrogra,nm gen,aB fdon
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ma1eu tam 70 lit oieies nod biel meDr ber
Iou ietnes 6ubercn 3lucdcs iue9cn. Nid)t Tim
iroifdeu Qobn ODER @chinn, bot bet Serausge>
Der Die v0bio" tus 2ehen 9erufeM ionoern
b66ere Wlotipe beraulaBten bic @riinoun9 bes
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.Obio" ergeben ipirb, ioQ obne Ibjug bem
3wefe ee,uib,net iein, cine Seimatb fir eltern>
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Columbus 3u 9rilnoen. 90 melt Die Wf1ttel
reiden, iollen IN bieier proeftirten Nnftalt ale
Stinoer obue @idfat auf bic &eli9ion oer g.
tern ober aui bic $autfarbe stufnohme unoSer'
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hie ibm bas 8Iatt madt teinen Scit(idcn &c,
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,usnn bic proiettirte NnNalt rr@t bulb ins 2eben
treteu fann,9as 1T aber nur nl6glid, tpenn iid)
Sic 9abl Der slbonnenten auf ipenigitenS 10000
bel6uft Sci bem &reile bcr uSbio", Die biliger
lit, ais aubere 3citungen, fam ild) nur onrd)
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l1ub fit Den beabiidtigten tuoDltbatigen 3ped
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hic @erbreituns Der yS1io4 n,oglidlt 3u f0r'
bern Sencr barf nit &edt hebauptcn, bab fein
@lott in Der 9Selt 70 iebr Naaelneine llnteritub.
une perbient, ols uniere rSbio". - 9a 10 picl
S1unbel uno 8etrus in bieien, eanoe bor.
fammt, 10 ,pol(cn mir au ben, @e1a9ten nod
btusufiieen, bab unierc @isenidaft als Yrieiter
nno Seelior9er in Yomcrob unb bic oben ab>
sebrudts gmpfeblung bes Sodwiiroi0iten 8is
id,ofs bon Columbus alien 8erbadt einer
Saui1uns fern baltcn mnb. .'
Reb. Soiepb Setting.
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@ { | i II a d ten.

Gnsel tpeiien fromm Die 9irten
gu Dem Seiusfinoe bin; -
9anteno iiebf bu Die 8esliidten
@or bes 9eilanos &rippe fnie'n.
,@ieb Gin Gn9el treu uno miloe,
9dlt bei Dit aud feline Wd@t,
9edt in Der 8erlu&ung Na9t
S6iibeno bid nit ieinem @9ilbe
Sol9e ieiner sarten Mabnung>
9ie er fromm ing 9er5 bir Ientt,
9a ct beines 2ebens S@ritte
gu oes 9eilanbs &rippe lenft.
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Gas Msetbna6tsfeft

! Mieber 1T BAG Set ser @eburt gbri1ti
bas 'bo@beiligc ,fr6bli6e nnb ielise
Meibna6tsfcit eri6ienen.' 9feben . itern
.unb YHngiten lit Weibna6ten bas berr=
li@fte Set in Der tatbolii6en Stride.
Bon ieber perlammelten li@ iii Der Weib=
nabtsna6t (@6riitna4t, beilige Nodt)
Die @ldubisen in Der Stride nm Den Nl=
tar um Der @briitmette bei5utuobnen bic
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3 ur g ca 6 tun 8.

9os Announcement auf Sic uDbio" lam
jeoerasit beginner. - Wir t0nnen neuen
s(bonpenten feline Der frIber erl6ienenen
Yummern na6liefern. -. Ser nieorige
M6pnementspreis pon 81. so fir oaS Spbr
muB unbeoingt or au.s besaDlt luerben
unp ,pir 1enoen ME mebr, als brei ytum=
mern obne 8esaEIun9 an cine %o>elc.
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Maenten ber uSbip":

~sronton, 8. @ob. 8. Sid. =.
Yiue@robe, 8. 0feb. s. S. 81 aud.
Yortsmout1, 8. Wlartin 6 rii bel.
Warietta, $. 2ouis g @mibt.
Mipleb, 8. Sobn 3. @aro.
Meu 8ibmono, 8. Gran3iSca BibbelS.
st. GranciS Stat / o II, @is. 8. Sa 70 8.
bieaso, Su. 81 iib lbauer &; 3 ebrl E.
2ouis, $40. g. 9erber.
6olpar Sierinser, 8irmingbam,
@udanau q. >. aaesbenb 60. Pa.
Gb. 00ller, 2ebrer, ct. Seleno, Nebr.
Vile uniere Ngenteu nebmen 8eitellungen aui
uuier Blatt entsesen, iotoie 9ablunsen bafiir.
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CB 2eiet bic Nn;etge bes Rep BORT aEeiber.
gei9aftes. gSer 6elo fparen hill, sebe BIN.
g t t e r a t 1t r.

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Ser 5o@wiirbise 6err s. S. pabil9,
Doctor 6er Sbeologie, oes ganonii6en
uno biirgerli6en &e@ts Brdiioent oes
Mpunt ct. Marps Seminars in yin=
cinnati, unler friiberer bo@perebrter Yro=
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teratur Der engli19en @pro9e I'M sroben
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nit Dem Wo9stbum Der tatbolil9en
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Ii9 RAID berei6ert unb permebrt. 4ber
cine ,pabrbaft quite fir bag @tuolum
brau6bare alIsemeine &ir9engei6idte
belibt Die en9li56e @prade mod ni6t.
l1nS bod lit Elm 1ol9es Bu6 BON unbe-
re6cnbarem WertDe. 9enn es itsbt
tpobl unbe5meifelt fef, bob Die unridtlge
unb MISUNDERSTANDING 9orlteQung, in
tpel9er Die &ir@ensei9i6te uno S6eile
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i'm @ebiete Ser &ir6enaei6i9te ni@t be-
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li9er 9eme9t tperben als our4 ibre
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i6ofien tann, feblte uns bisber 6enno6
Elm Bud in Der enslii6en gpra9e, NOR
aug in 5luedmaBiser, iiberli 9tli6er uno
tuilenibaftli6er WeiIe Die iuabre @e=
l6i6te unlerer &elision unb &ir9e ni9t
bios CUR &enntniB Der Sbeplogen ion=
bern au6 oes lelenoen Rublifums eebra@t
tpuroe. 9ielem empfinbli6en Mansel
Der snslii6en 2iteratur tuiro nun bur@
BE ueberlebuns bes DR.. Babii9 ent=
l6ieben abgebolfen. Nl5oss &ir9enge=
I6i@te lit nit beuti6er @riinoli@teit
nit GROCER @e1ebrfamfeit unb uml mli4t
absefaBt uno sdblt au ben beitcn @ertsi,
oieler @ottl,ns. 9ielIbe ,uuroe bereits
in bic italieniide, franS6Fl6e, b0bmii6e.
pOlnil6e unb armcnil9e Gpra6e uber=
iebt. llub nun pill uns 5err DR.. Na=
bil@ au6 einen en9lii6en Mlsog lielern.
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bigte Bud ni6f nnr eine groBe 8erbrei=
ttung fin6er, ionoern a,9 al beroroentlid)
ptel @utes ,pirfen mub unO bab 9err
DR.. Babii6 |i9 ben 9anf bot 5aulen=
ben BON 2e1ern peroienen piro. 2eloer
erlaubt uns Der Gaum ni9t, me6r uber
oielen boGpi9tisen @esenitano 5u Iasen.
0as Merf erI9eint III brei 8dnoen, BON
benen ieoer fir Sublcribenten $4.00 fo=
itet. Ser erite 8anb 1ou in eini9en
Monaten erl9einen, ber 3tueite uno brittle
je Elm Sabr 1pdter. Ser 9eraus9eber
ber uObio" lit bereit, ettpaige llnter<
ibriften fir bieies BUD 5u iibernlltteln.
= gu ben niibli6iten uno ni@t Bios
@elb foitenoen, ionoern ben bafar 9e=
oablten 9etra9 pielfa9 toieber einbrin=
senben 8ii6ern, geb6rt unitreitig oas
Werf Scr @el9dftsman in Qlmerifa>
uie ct iein uno mas ct tuiiien mub> um
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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1873-06-12
Base Ball Club.

A meeting Of the friends of the Irrational
game" was held at Oftermen's Hall, on
Tuesday evening, Jnne 6. Mr.. Robert
Wilson was chosen chairman. Mr.. Frank
Mullen was called upon, in regard to the
object Of the meeting, who stated that it
was for the purpose Of organizing Climb.
A committee was appointed to select q
name. After consultation report was
made in favor Of the ''Clipper," which was
adopted. The following officers were elect
ed for the ensuing year: Robert Wilson
President; Frank Mullen Secretary; Geo.
Folsom Treasurer; James Mason Director,
and II. Daniels Captain Of the active nine.
Every Monday, at 2 O'Clock P. ~, was
selected as practice day.
Resolved, that the club shall be gov
erned by the constitution Of the National
Association.
Resolved, that the minutes of this meet
ing be published in the Redwood GAZETTE.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
We think we are the hest club this side
Of st. Panl; and if any other club thinks
differently We are open to conviction.
Come and see US, (if you have the nerve. ]
FRANK MULLEN, Sec.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1873-06-12
As the result Of observations, an

As the result Of observations, and
from the testimony Of reliable men,
tae following is about the average
growth in twelve years of the leading
desirable varieties of trees, when plant
ed ia belts or groves and cultivated
White Ma pie, one foot in diameter
and forty feet high, Yellow Willow
one and u half feet in diameter and
tbirty.6vefeet high Lombardy Pop
lar. ten inches in diameter aud forty
feet high Blue and White Ash, ten
inches in diameter and twenty feet
high; Chestnut, Black Walnut, But
ternut and Elm. the same a. Ash
White Walnut or Hickory, eight inch.
es in diameter and twenty-five feet
high. The different varisties of ever
greens will make an average growth Of
eighteen 10 twenty inches in height
annually Rochester Post.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1873-06-12
LITTLE THINGS.

All the wonders in the skies
Careless glan,es cannot pass,
But how blind are many eyes
To the wonders in the grassl
Every tiny blade see
Is miracle to me,
And the fairy blossoms show
More than I can ever know.
o the Joy that flowers give!
o the perfume on the airi
o the life that MOSES live.
Making earth SO very fair!
Lovely lights and colors gay,
Tints and shadows-what are theyf
Grace that dies beneath touch,
o how little and how much!
Kiss them with delighted lips:
Love them while your heart is true
Let no neaner joy eclipse
That which they can bring to you !
Sweet the pleasure they impart,
Taken to a happy heart,
And if future sorrOws sting,
Sweet the comfort they may bring.