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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-03-12
FOR FHE.RUBLIO BEyITlfl


- lTSlrEI 2sF4T =
For the next sixty Days, =. !, Z len
yeords viii ssll al xselssal o. blankets,
nabi.'. .eAris, Starsai,i,as Ssosa.,; s.e. -
for lee than sssk ~ hssfs. dsssshinsd :.
close out IL sseire sock Alse, boots
shoes and psot packs !. :loti,r 1as1srrss i han
ever before kaowh IN Ss., OlSsd.s IL you
weat sssaias bares'hs IN irs.sslass goods
DO net fail 10 eall ct TsnyAosds,s.s
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Butter ID very scarce just now. It is
said that, in al probability, it viii be still
soarcsr smother season, - 20 many farm.
srs, discouraged by tho low price Of butter
ast year, sold their mich COWS for beet
attic.
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FOR, RENT.

4 oonuodious and ooau.1fs4.,.bl. dwelling
house on wellss avenue. Possession given
a. any time. -
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This 10 what comes Of sticking your
nose into other peoples business, or bss-
ksts. Ysstsrdsy forenoon an inquisisive
oow eoneludsd to investigate basket In .
slsd standing ii front Of George Hin.sn's
grocery stors, and % tho result Of her pry.
Ing smashed 6ftssn dozens Of &C.
Just ~ The police were abent earrJing
The offending ruminator 81 70 tie pound,
Ne her a. owner appeared and ssttlsd The dam
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: Mr. I.v;a Eddv has takan a farm

Mr.. Lewis Eddy has taken farm IN
der the timber act, has broken fort y-ssven
acres, and will set it oil out with trees this
spring. His place is IN Swift county, and
forty acres more will be broken this year,
ready for trees next spring. qlsnUood
Essls.
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Tho saloon keepers Of Brsinerd, Man
ksto, ct. Peter, Hastinss and other towns
have received ''notioes Of prayer" similar
to those received BY the saloon keepers Of
this oity-all being ssnt BY some Of 'ths
boys" and al, Of course, hosxss.
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.:JoBBING TRADE
5'5s -
OF >~@* @@ -.
r., .xv - - 81
CH &c AGO.
.. '.y..r-: s~ .~...c
FOR L "a.

" tie end'''a.s 5b whol''.. D'' Chicago
would respectfully .hrouehout
the Northwest this Market ppss
aed everything required the prepared
city country '+''' "
ha we'll l.sm.. nt.reh.ne. Of
ns e'aaos divert nor can hn' psn' e1tnsuih rhs aa..e
Chicago ounder basis
the fact large
Cities h't Gre (oot 1881 paying securing
vs that tn
finest ed and the
lent si great
.'ad 'er eli kinds Of pp.r.
make eonsIga0sns Commission
.:+, AGRICULTURAL xp1E1nrsrs - : .. 49,
TO-. s e.; ~:
4sr.rr AND WA. ,,c VIA s s:;ss
e . :.. 81. e. f.. -: Manufacturer"
nAsu,AcruRERs "
sss. s !! y: T.
S: Pc :: Z; - II" a'''" l.
-. soe1.1...' 1859
' ''''t ssor. ..5 .:s "
= =: ' : ., 4: &C.,. s :: $780, Co.
&: 49,: e: u: : . J 3;:::: ~: 81:
'''' ': c.ss: OF! o,ots ;' =:
as. 81 s! e :,:' s s::: = e,
AND SLEIGH GOODS, 81 49,
s ss: a H. II .: w. 4. street,
AND DAIRY suru1.1
CHINA GLASS eusr,s~4.n:
Il: 81: ;; :':: q: 81 ' &; *' ave.
CHURCH. FARM AND SCHOOL ss,a
w. H. Banks &C.,. s4sndsss
s:s% 3 s::: =: "''''' Safest.
T. w. a"'"" &c., 81 And Ss E. n.h"n.'.
&C.: 4. v:::::
TRIMMINGS
cor Madison,
oodHss1oS MERCHANTS.
' 1 &: ss gig ss: ss
e: q: :;''' IS :;' i; e: st.
Dnuaasrs susDa1ss AND SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS
SsSa: MEDICINES y" AND * cs.s &C., ''
+ : ss :s::s {: :: .:s; s:
GOODS
] % s * :s .:s. on: .,:ss:
DRY aooOs COMMISSION:
aouvs NOTIONS w. 90 anu % Wabash AVE.
CHURCH AND ornc.
s ss '' '''' 10 g. Canal
s: '::: *;;s : = ;.
Tempt. Co., w.S..n.. ~. sa,.a .v. ...,
rxo,l sloss
~ . + :* s@ =: 80 ~: ::::::s
L. .uss> s,oh.1sa GOODS.
And CUTLERY. * :.
% * ave. %% s IT,
'' ~ s.s:x.. =. NV: :;; *: s:=ss; So:
", I.n* e.
'"' ''''' w. q" Water n4t. .4~. AND .u.. -.
g 81; M: Il: s:: :: i:
-. Rcs. srAzl1 - 1890 - ~
:s: r: %a e. i: : ~
Iron rl1rsas sr.AM puxpa 60 49, =
,.wslsas - ->'"~''''* 'S' ''1'"'''*
x::ss ss w.... AZ. -
s :s s::. : T.: s.s:
. LAMP GOODS GLASSWARE
e.; ;;s: :: 49,. .
rss' hs &o', l. ess asa'& saa
e: : :: ..''' 80 E:
q, Haal4sD Dearborn
PAINTS, OILS GLASS; &c.
a $500 % sand Dearborn.
ss.aaass~"* % I s:aspa ~~-
oa,u Pig. Ho,,.. Co. us xuro.. -
..t:' PIANOS oRaANa
e . Merchandise co., State s:s .4 a:si. o: .:;
PUMP Asur4oru,.Rs ,.-r@ .~.,5 .ss -.
w. = De.d.. ,n Lakes. Brook. Co, Lax.
s sss 1 FL ~ r. i, : =: ... Brigham Ward
ID: '~'. :' @'~ SAW MANUFACTURERS
e. e e: :,
.-~ >'z SEEDS s1zIp GARDEN FLOWER.
49," :$::: :::: :: u.s.: -: ; :4 Il: q
-.sos.. STOVES HOLLOW w4a.asw .sz4s4ss2es
.os.oo ..ru,4cu. s x s:e ;os e.
80, x IS: 1:s:;. n.y. 2., an.
a ta5 u - .ssy: aooDs,as r.! ean s<ss:s
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For thsinsxt. thin dsnIsill sell ~
entire stock Of dry Goods hats ssdH eaps.
8 genus, faraiahins goods, notions. 10, q
cost. il. order 70 Gloss ont nv stock. h.
member this.$ nd 81 some ef'the asplsadid
hargainsI IN odsring.,s1z 4. .,::Ss:. "a
Rosslr Mooksunaur1. III
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.RoBslr MooKsHnAurp7.

WAx1sD.-l,ooo'peunds Of choice but.
ter. s'~TG :''i1S5qc7 -sf<R. u. RussII1. :.
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Judge AcKelv. has sold his Grand
Lake farm for $2.750. NJ. Weisman is the
purchaser. The Judge has purchased the
handsome brick residence Of Hon. d. c..
Burbank, in this city, and will probably
occupy it before long.
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OVRRCOATs AND FuRs.

Joseph Edelbrock offers large lot Il
hne and common sovsrcoats ct cost, to close
out the stock. Also, large assortment Of
ladies' furs. A chance for splendid bar
gains. Call st once. ~
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PENMANsH1P-- Prof. c. G. Curtiss, Of
winona, who is employed to give lessons
in penmsnship and bookkeeping at the
three State Normal Schools, is just closing
one-month's course here. His system Of
penmauship differs materially from those
heretofore in use. Instead Of the SCOPES"
being at the head Of each page, they are
all gathered on the first two and last two
pages in the books used, the purpose Of
the system being to give the pupils per-
feet idea of the lines and curves entering
into the formation Of lettsrs-to impress
upon their minds picture Of what is to be
done and the things which they are to re-
produce. They thus work from first prin-
ciples, instead Of being merely imitators.
The system is based ON mathematical prin-
oiplee, made perfectly clear, and is q dis
clpline Of the mind a. we'll as Of the hand.
Il involves unisn Of lessons, form and
movement, AID the blackboard is brought
into regular use. The purpose Of the sys-
tenn being to give tho pupils complete
mental picture Of the work to be done, the
result is that each graduate is made writ.
ing teacher, capable Of importing the same
system to others. The. working Of Prof.
Curtiss' system seems to be giving excel:
lent satisfaction in the school.
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F 49, Hsrberger Bros. make the best .lsge1
beer N the market. Order Of them. =
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IS. H. Parsons, Agent Of tho Ameri-
esa Express Company at this place, went
out on last Sabbath to study nature. He
went on the snow plow. which etsrted that
morning to open up the road ~ far as Elk
River, intending TO return the same even
ing Nature looked very beautiful to Mr..
P. uatil Elk River Wa reached, where or
dsrs ewsss received for the vplsws to 60
through 70 81. Paul. and remsin until
Monday. This viltsd friend Parsons 90 .
tender blossom willis beneath the touch Of
. singing frost Such few words q he
Was able TO command are said to have been
very expressive, but they failed to get him
home before noon Of tho next day.
koral -''Boys" should not 60 off study
ing nature on the Sabbath, at least not on
. snow plow.
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Hon. N. F. Barnes, Of st..rns county

Hon. N. F. Barnes, Of Stsarns county.
is friend Of Normal Schools and popular
eduestion-s gentleman of ability and
worth; has been in the Legislature before,
and therefore being experienced With other
complishments, no has been successful
with all his local legislation and therefore
returns to his constituents with his share
Of Woodchuoks. Mr.. Barnes made the
speech Of the session, occupying about one
hour IN it, delivsry.-Minnsopolis Mirror.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-03-12

/ We refer 70 Thomas q. Mcclure, editor
Of the 81, Cloud Rsss. Instead Of com.
Ing out like man and MAKING his attacks,
IA bAs&k. hshiad assumed initials 10 strike
It those who have had no part in his con-
troversies. He 10 % brave ~ the over.
srewn lubbsr Whose proudsst boast vac,
III I can't liok you can make mouths n
ysur sister" lit. Q. Mcclure had lived
- elssa and holss. life - have some Of
these whom hs attacks In th.s eravsn-hssrt'
I'd manner, hs would havs bssa the gainer
both inpahlie esteem and, in sens respects,
In psskss.
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Thsrs Il 10 pain which the Cen.
tsar Lininsats win not relieve, -
svslli1g NJ viii ut ssbdus. and
- lAnsnsss which they viii ~
cure. This u stsoas Language. bst
H. 10; true. They hsvs prodsesl
moro Curoa Of Fhanua tien- nsnpal.
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O. z. GARRISON.


ENTEHTA1NNEHr AND SuPPER -To.mor.
row (Fridsy) evening the Ladies' Aid so.'
oiety Of the M. E. church will give an en-
tsrtsinmsat and supper At Sehwsrt. l.
Pos6hnsnn's Hall. /, A oharads,, reading
and music ore on the programme. and al
will undoubtedly b. good. Admission so
cents shildrsa, undsr ~ years, IS cents.
ssppsr free. Oysters and ies ersan extra.
Doors spsn It y o'clock psrssr.anoss
bssi. - 8 O'clock Do not fatito 70.
ia soxsrH1zs N.v,-Havins procured the
'a.Assriesn Nssropslieaa Graduassd sys-
tsnp slor cutting hdis.' and shildrsn's
drsssss, I hold sySsif IL readiness 10 visit
upon the ladies st any time. Please give
me call. Rooms q T. Snith's old stand,
j II so 4. ~. eq4:4 III MRS. DENNIS.
.-Closins ont sale Of dry goods, cloth
Ing, booss and shoes, at lsss than cost, At
Joseph Kdslbroek's. d ssn s3izsaf s.a
%IZz4-EE&7se &Eas3gH .-----Ds-----.4# - 'A@-at
: Cash paid for wheat u 3 ,"a@
~; e. 5 J q 4. II. Russs11's.
10y II Is......1...a a DDss----
f-T5or elsAp boots snd shoes g to Ten
e 49, :
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"A Clear Lake dispatch Of Monday to

"A Clear Lake dispatch Of Monday to
the Minneapolis Tribune gives the follow
ing account Of an attempted murder in the
vicinity Of this neighboring town: "A few
days ago man by the name Of Henry
Bittner and man named Thos. Boyd.
residing near this place, met in . tamarck
swamp where tho latter was cutting poles.
as they have had trouble before they
thought it would DO good time to settle
it; 50 they SPARED around while, and IS
Boyd WAS getting tho worst Of it, seized his
q and chased Bittnsr around the swamp,
but tho latter being the best runner soon
loft his would-be murderer in tho rear
while he went for warrant for bis arrest.
The end is not yet."
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a:cLostNazO OUT AZ COST.

s-s-8or genu,ne3swsss cider, go To- jos.
\ & is'FsJ %jE9:Elt" 1isTi;. /. J,t :
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?. -on Friday afternoon Tie pupils in The
., higher departments Of the Unisn School
~ 80 = their usual literary sxsrsisss. The
paper va almost entirely original, and
swss quite ersditst]s to the young folks.
The Editors were Henry Locke and .edith
Wilson. Prof. Hainss gsve reading, In
good style, snd there WAS singing BY Rdith
Wilson, Sophia dsggsnann and Johs.na
Anderson. Eugene Hill and Aollis Wright
were slsstsd Editors IL The next number Of
u Gsrsesd, and Win Hayward. Reporter;
Henry Locke wss elected Critic, sad Tom
? Brows ard Charley Jones ChslissssS. -:
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Cash paid for vhs.. Il L -. ..'s2 . i.
d. ~ II zs..,sse>. -. r, q. RussBL1's.
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Oees~ ~AAe wv
brought out at Ltohhsld this evening in
The Swedish language. 2 :. =" IN
Mr.. Sob6erdeA fell down stairs at the
Sank Centre House, On Sunday Last, dislo-
eating one shoulder and breaking the
shoaldsr blade. s>s2ss, 4, ;;ssss<
"A Sank Centre correspondent Of the
St. Paul Pioneer Is disguised with the 40
ton Of the State Agricultural Society in
prohibiting horse racing.
On Monday last Charley White shipped
l8 head Of cattle from this place to st.
Paul. One Of the number weighed 2,llo
pounds, and another brought down the
scales at 1,sl0.-L;tehfsn Ledger
Tho store Of d. Cook & Co., at Evans
vile, Douglas county, WAS sst on fire, - is
supposed, by the rays Of the sun shining
through sky-light on some cotton. Some
powder in cans exploded, but the FIRE was
pot out before much damage Was done.
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CLuB RATss.-The following are the
81 rates OF THl JOURNAL:
s copies, $1.75 each.
8 .s 1850 "
; ~TAe Circulation OF The Journal
1 DOUBLE that OF any ether paper
Published In Northern Minnesota. Let
Advertiser remember this.
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PalsoxAI-Mr. Ira N. Carpenter, Of
Sank Centre. got half holiday On Friday,
and came to tho CITY to zee the sights.
Hon N. r. Barnes returned home on
Monday. having completed his legislative
duties, and In manner very satisfae.ory to
his constituents. nm 49,. 4. 3
We were favored with call on Tuesday
from Dr.. v. Fell, Of Clearwater.
Mr.. 8 F. Brown, Of Psynesville. and
MIR. A. L. Wood, Of Brookvay, we're in the
city to-day.
Mr.. Horace Picket and wife, and Mrs
Justus Picket, of Fergus Falls, and Mrs.
Peck, Of New York. arrived in the city this
morning from Fe, qua Falls. and are stop
ping with Mr.. E. B. Robertson. Mr.. Pick
ct is on his way to New York, on business.
-Pottsr's clay, Of excellent quality, has
been found in tho town Of Little Rock,
Todd county. -
Tho LtehAeld Ledger has heard Of T.
G. AeClure's haakerings after Congress.
Who has not
Tho formers Of Douglas county have
secured over thousand bushels Of fax
seed to SOW this spring.
Tho drama Of Charles XII. viii be
brought out ct Litohheld this evening In
the Swedish language. = :, - ~:
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-Senator Bu' bank has ct least filed his
seat respeotatly.-St. Cloud Pres.
Which is . good deal more than +. C
Mcclure could have done.
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;g;-5or ek.4p boot, and she.. - to Ten
,yeerde,l. . e. Y. ...5 - e ssN q ~
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! ToWN n.!lL4EcTk1sS. =

Ep14ols Jov1sE,AI.--Ffh, : following is the:
result q the election III the town Of St.,
Augusta, on tho 10th inst: -. a.
Tor CAaarp..as Bea,rd # -Sarl.yaer. = =
Frsd Gosnsr IS; Henry Voijehsn 21.A ~
lgaS.Pvsiso,s-Jos.sLshrs Co., Peter " D.,
e w." ;:s.:;s:sts ~! L; SO s.asD la sc
tzbs1n Gzsrk-Henry Krebs 81,
Asssssef-. P. Hammered So !; n. Ban.
mer 20. 9'@9f>! 2, & : ~ <"*!@e [>Ga45s rs
Tbws Zsssscer-Jos zsohosu;o l.r 4 ~
Jssties Of tAs Peses- g.: eohosbsl 70. 81: 81,
ceHssabls--AsnrJ Yorjohan 81; J. p:
Hamnerell II. '''', = 3 $3.50
. the above, Mr.. Editor, II viii 50 pr
eeived that our friend Hannerellis losing
his popularity in st. Ausust., having bssu.
eleotso Assessor BY the handsome vote Of
So to q. while ,he Vas debated for the
a.portant Office Of Constable ~ Henry Vor-
johsa, Who in turn was defeated a. Chair
man Of tho Board Of Supervisors by very
decisive vote Merit meets with just re-
ward in st: Augusta. L. H. g..
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= RE ADJ READl:
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. Nice smoked hslibut and picked Wits
6sh 1t i III
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sr. PAUL AND Ut. cLouD-0oIN0 North.
Leave St. Paul 1880 .. m.
Arrive ii St. Cloud 1880 p. m.
Arrive ~ Aelross S:26 p. m.
GOING SOUTH.
Leave. Melrose 600 .. m.
Arrive 1t st. Cloud $50 .. m.
Arrive at St. Paul l:80 p. m.
J. d. RANDALL,
General 1iokss Agent.
6. Q. SEWALL, Supt.
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Official Paper Of the City,

. -Orasns for sale Of rent at Tobey's
bookstore.
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Tho formers Of Douglas county have
secured over thousand bushels Of fax
seed to SOW this spring.
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Tho new fro alarm bell sounds quite
sity-like.
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q: 3; ! -.
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Tho Mteh6eld Ledger has heard Of T..
G. AeClure's hankerings after Congress.
Who has not
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"A new well has been sunk in the Court
House yard.
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-Four persons united With the NJ. T.
church, on Sabbath last, on probation.
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Tho drama Of Charles XII. viii be
brought out ct Litohheld this evening in
the Swedish Language. = :, - .tf:
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Madame G.. White

viii sell IL = q, goods ~: rs cents on the
ss-e.ig-a:@ ID. - ~ Il dollAF. 49,: ~
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-Pottsr's clay, Of excellent quality, has
been found in the town Of Little Rock,
Todd county. -
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Cash paid for wheat By

% - - e
6sh: ct
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-23
New Laws In Force.

The Governor has approved the following
acts of Assembly: ..-.... e .s..
An act to repeal section Of an act passed
in 1901 entitled &C. An act concerning the
docks and Wharves in the borough of Nor
folk" ..
An act to require western tobacco coming
into the State to be inspected before it can
be sold or offered for sale.
An act to incorporate the Virginia Turn.
pike Company.
An act to provide counsel TO appear be-
fore the arbitrators on the boundary line be-
tween this State and Maryland, and making
an appropriation to pay the expenses of said
arbitration.
An act to authorize the Town Council Of
Marion, in Smyth county, to borrow money.
An act for the relief OF the sureties Of A,
S. Modesto, late treasurer of Page county.
/ An act 10 authorize the Lynchburg and
Campbell Courthouse Turnpike Company to
transfer to the city Of Lyuchburg the por-
ton of said turnpike road which lies within
the limits of said city. -
An act to amend and reenact sections q
and AZ Of an act entitled g An act providing
a charter for the city Of Staunton."
An act giving the consent Of this State to
the purchase by the United States Of tract
Of land in the county OF HenricO, and Of
two parcels Of land in the town OF Danylile
to be used for military cemeteries. -.
An act to. provide for the payment OF In
terest Oh the public debt. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-23
IN MEMORIAM.

taregular meeting Of" F" Company, First Yir-
ginia Regiment. held Tuesday evening, April 81,
the following preamble and resolutions were re-
ported by the committee appointed at previous
meeting, and were unanimously adopted:
"Is having pleased Almighty God, In HIS divine
will to take from our midst, In the first husn OF
manhood. and when life seemed brightest, our COM
rade and friend, CHARLE S EDGAR LIPSCOMBE,
feel Ii becoming to express our s0rro" lhaL onS
so young and SO promising as our brotner Snoulu !.
have been cut down In the vigor or his youtn; yet
we bow with humble submission AND rererensS 20
the Almighty decree OF BIN who doeIn AL ehlnR'
we'll therefore. be 1t rnr.,
J1psCOMBE this Compan! has LOST soldier ainsys
rpe TO his calling; and lis members slnd ano gsna
friend. That we will cherish his menorJ.and emu
late his virtues. o,a -ho,o
a,r,s he had bv his fllial and brotherly devotion
d ,ovn O ntwined himself with true and lasting
r..,Jon we tender our most sincere sympathy and
aanndnience hopipg that the Almighty, who ever
.oreS for the afflicted, may IL Ills mercy soften
tIefr afIlction and assuage their sorrow. and that
He INV console them with the hope OF Joyful re.
nnion in the future with their departed son and
- Pesoiysd, That copy Of this mark Of respect
nv the members OF company, First Regiment
Virginia Volunteers. to the memory OF one who
was an honored and efficient comrade, be forwarded
TO the family OF the deceased and that they be
spread upon the records Of the company
SAMUEL X. WITT,
HENRY TYLER,
JOHN A. PIZZINI,
....- Committee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-23
The Last Calamity.

Richmond almost grown familiar with ca
,.u,;,v has inst been visited by one OF serious
magnitude, as the burning OF the hASALI u
CnxssuAw mills on Tuesday night certainly
was. So fine a property is rarely to be seen
in any land, and one which could do more
for the good and thrift OF community il
equally rare.
These mills have fame venerable Tor age
and unsurpassed for the excellence .. w.,
Hour they made. Their brand, Ike 'nA' W
the Galego, was superior in Tue nsiA0. .
sou,h OF the tropics, because 1he'f nout -
no, affected irjuriously by crossing Tue
1;nov The senior partner, Mr.. 4. Is. HA1'
,,r took charge of the property at the death
nf his father. Mr.. l.. D. CRBSsHAW
who, ius, before the war became q
PARTNER with Dir. HAxALL, had preTl'
ously been manufacturer OF Hour,
in partnership with Mr. GSoRGs FISHER IN
fine mill erected between the Iredegal
Works aud the canal. That was changed
into woollen manufacturing establishment
at the time Mr.. CRExsHAw became partner
In the HAxALL mills. The partnership com
bined great deal OF experience and Dusl-
ness talent, and the mills under its au
spices attained high degree OF prosperity.
II is sad 10 see business OF such magnl'
tude and 90 admirably conducted brought
to q dead halt by the fearful visitation Of
fire. The event is a great loss to the pro-
prietors and serious injury to the commu'
nifty.
But still the energy and experience OF the
p-oprietors remain, and grand proof OIL
their irdomitable spirit is afforded IN thelr
prompt preparations for rebuilding Inc
mills. Contracts were yesterday under con-
sidcraton for the immediate commencement
of work. The contractors only await the
cooling of the bricks and foundations 10
enter upon the work.
By the 2Ist OF July, it is proclaimed. the
Haxall mills will be again turning out hour
for market. This is brave. we WISH Inc
proprietors all success, not only on their own
account. but on behalf of this community.
Long life and prosperity to men whose en-
tcrurise is 30 beneficial to the city.