Red Wing sentinel. [volume], June 27, 1860, Image 3

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O E I A
RED WING PRICE CURRENT.
COBBBOTS0 WBXXIY.
Floor—Ettre $5 OoVlXl fri 00 *F bbl.
heat—Good 80A35c.
Oats-25»luc bushel.
Corn—95f98O035e shelled.
Pork-8X»5o Hi in the hog.
Potatoes—3&930o.
8eid—Timothy %2 50(93 Clover $7(37 60.
Beaa*—7ScO*l 35 bash.
Batter-1012W0e -rib.
Eggs—tV83o dosen.
Su«»r—N. *99A refined llfirfSc crashed
•nd powdered 14915c.
Syrup—N. O. 50c 8. H. 70e golden 90c.
Teak—40, 50,65,75(9$1 *F lb.
Coffee—Rio l&916c Java 20c lb.
Tobacco—Plug 30f910o smoking 10r»15cts
fi no-ent chewing 40c.
Powder—Blasting fSVkeg rifle 40®50cVlb
Shot—ftwlOc lb.
Wood—I 5000/2 cord.
Salt—Coarse 35 dairy 3 50®S4 bbl.
Fluid—80090c gallon.
Oil—Linseod $1 25 winter strained whale
and lard $1 25 gallon.
Lumber—Common ltfl»fl2 clear 16f3$20
thousand feet.
Shingles—Shaved 20*2 35 extra $3 50.
Fur Market*
No. 1, Bear, $9 00
do Cab, 4 00
Bed Fox. 1 25
Prepared espressly «or the SBMTINBL by Smith,
Meigs A Co., Bankers, Main street, Red Wing.
For Illinois' Wisconsin, and Missouri cur
rency, we quote exchange as follows:
•aria*
1®1X prem.
1
par.
Ix. on New York,
St. Louis,
Chicago.
Milwaukee,
Galena,
Gold,
Eastern Currency,
Goodhue Co.. Orders,
State Orders,
SslUaf.
2X prem
SK
8 S
ii
IK
8
60c
90C
For gold, we sell exshange on New York at
1 per cent., premium.
I I E O
RED WING CHURCHES.
EPISCOPAL.
CUBIST OIICBCH—At the Church, junction of
East and West Avenue with Broad atreet. Ser
vices at 10}* A. M. and 6f o.cloek P. M.—
Sunday School directly after morning service.
Daily morning waver at 9 o'clock. All seats
free. Kev. B. R*. Welles, Pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN.
FIBST PHESBTTBIUAX—on Sixth street, near _-0Op
NOTICEl
*he Court House). Sorvi- es at 1£ A. M., audi P*P*r
P.-M« Rev, J, \V. Hancock, Pastor.
METHODIST.
SISTIIOUIST Eriscor*!.—corner of East Ave
i*e and Fourth street. Services of the Sab
aath'at XdVf A. 8fL tto& 1% P. M. Sunday
Scnool at 1 r. (. Frayer mooting Thursday
•renin? at S)^ o'clock. Rev. Jabes Brooks
*Astor—residence on East Avenue.
(tsnu\u SIKTHOIH+T—corner of Broadway
fourth *trost. Service* at 10J^ A. M., and 7
i*. A. Rev. Henry Kolbc, Pastor.
To al whom it may concern. The un-store,
dersigned will make Application at the next
Serin of the District Court in and for Goodhue
Mintv and State of Minnesota, to he held at
R* I v^'flfv. in saird county, on the 3d Ttiesduv
rtf' .tune, 18A0, for the vacating of so muchwilling
rtT t^o town plat of the town of Wacoottt, ine
Haid county of Goodhue, as lies easterly of ine
fl'ifetn «treet, in sstid town, being all of that
portion of said town Ihut lies in township No.
Ill, north of range 13 west.
GEORGE W. BALLARD,
Proprietor.
Dated Wscoota. Dec. 24, ISM. 456-tf
'1 VBLIi O USTANCKS,
rnou
the
RtX Wing, to
following places
Hay Creek Bend,
S
PopUi Gro.e,..
44
19
15
ltt
20
2e
10
13
21
20
40
44
30
32
3
7
22
4*
3
10
22
Bur Oak Springs,
Buchanan,
Brandt's,
Maioppa,
Oronoco.
Rochester,
Znmbrottt,
Koscoe,
Concord,
Wasioja,
Ashland
Oakglen,
Geneva
Albort Lea
Austin
Troy City,
Hader.
2i»
27
39
21
Willow Oieek,-.
Cannon Falls,••
Prairie Creek,•••
Cannon City,---
Faribanlt,
Lewuton,
Northfleld.
Spring Creek,—
Cannon Bridge,
Hastings,
St. Paul,
Trcnton,Wis
.25
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36
43
52
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-19
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44
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102
Owatonna,
Wilton,
Blue Earth City,-
ft
12
13
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30
Florence
Central Point,
Read's Landing,-
^TATEOFJUINNESOTA, District Court, 1st
District, Goodhue County,
lease Mclntire and 1
Theodore B. Sheldon, I
partners as Mclntire
sheldon, Plaintiffs, Summons,
against
William P. Wright,
De 'ndant
In the name of the State of Minnesota. To
William 1*. Wright, the defendant herein:
I'OU are hereby summoned and required to
tnswer the complaint, in this act'on which is
filled in thoot&ce of the Clerk of this Court in
the city of Red Wing, in said county, and serve
a copy of your answer to such complaint on us
at our offlce, in said city of Red Wing, within
twenty days after the service of this summons
upon you, exelndve of the day of such service,
it you fail to answer said complaint within
and
th* time aforesaid, the above naimed plaintiffs
will take judgment against you for the sum of
one hundred and thirty-nine dollars and nine
cents, with interest at the rate ofseven ftr cent
per annum on the respective sums and for the
respective times as follows, viz:
On the sum ofeighty-live dollarsand twenty
one cents, from the 29th day of November,1859.
On the sum of six dollars from the 10th day
of August, IS57.
On the spm of thirty dollars and eighty five
cents from the 4th day of November, 1957, and
on the sum of seventeen dollars and three cents
from the 1stday of October, 1957, togetherwith
the costs of this action. Dated Red.Wing
Minn., 20th April, I9«0.
?'aul,
BRISTOL PHXLPS,
I»Sw« PlantinV Attorneys.
STATE
OF MINNESOTA,! District Court,
COUNTY or GOODBCK. First Jud. Dist.
Luther L. TwichelU
against 8OMMOKS.
A. Atkinson.
To A. Atkinson, the above named defendant
You are hereby summoned and required to
answer the complaint in this action, wbieh has
been filed in the otHce of the Clerk of said
Court, at Bed Wing, in said county, and to
serve a copy of your answer to the said oom-
taint on the subscribers at their office in St.
in the county of Ramsey, in said Sti
within twenty days after the service of this
summons on you, exclusive of the day of such
service and if you fail to answer the said
eomplaint within the time aforesaid, the plain
tiff in this aetion will take judgment against
youforthe sum of one hundred and five dol
lars, with interest from the eighth day of Feb
ruary, A. o. 1959, besides the costs anc dis
bursements of this action.
DASIIBLS A GBANT,
Bated at St. Paul,! Plaintiffs Att'ys.
May 16th, 1S80. SolwS
7 ABSOLUTION NOTICE.
The co-partnership heretofore existing
between the undersigned under the name and
arm of J. C. weetherby A Co., is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. The business
of the firm will be settledby J. C. Weatberby.
J. C. WEATHERBY.
EDMUND M. ALLEN.
l»T-w*
April as, its*.
THE SENTINEL.
RED WING, JUNE 97, 1880.
sEvrlltlX JOB OFFICE.
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Bats,
Wolf,
Veer sum'er, 25
Monetary Matters.
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Ordersth'ankftiTlyrecei ved,and prompt
ly executed. LlTfLXFlXLD & MAOIMMIS.
HF" CoBBasrbWABweB. containing important
news, is solicited from all parts of the State.—
Parties, If unacquainted, will send references,
unless th*y are themselves well known.
PosTUAstiirt. everywhere, afe ourauthorised
Agents. No paper mailed till the subscription
pirce is remitted.
E. A. llW&ElfiE&Tl. Local Editor.
HOME COLUMN
Lafe Papers/
Charley Hind, Clerk of the Oce*& Wave,
avorad us yesterday with a bundle of late
papers,forwhich he will receive our thanks.
Trial of Aaa Sullivan*
The trial of Ann Sullivan alia* "Big Ann,"
for the murder of Joseph Wood, commenced
in the District Court this morning. Much
interest is manifested in this trial, and thery
court room'is welt" Ailed" with spectators.
Peaches.
It is the general opinion that peaches can
not be raised in Minnesota. Per contra to
this, we were shown, the other day, hicourt
the garden of Mrs. Wm. B. Befans, of this
city, a beautiful peach tree, three years old,
about Bee feet high, of a rto3t healthy and
Vigorous appearance, and promising to bear
fruit the next season. All that was found
neresssry to raise this tree, was the taking
of proper precautions to' shield' it in the
winter. When will all our people learn to
follow such examples
Don't rVeritr*Tlii£
It will be unnecessary to ask our reiders
to notice Foot's new advertisement, for if
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it but we' Wish to say that we know from
experience that Mr. Foot will do just what
says le will, and that he has also a stock
Dousln* *t*Sonstratum.
The news that Douglas had received the
nomination, came on Sunday. Everybody
regarded this as peculiarly unfortunate, for
all were full of enthusiasm, and longing for
an opportunity to display it. It wsufi? not
do to wait till Monday evening. The boys
watched the long hours of Sunday evening
roll slowly along, and when the clock struck
twelve, a crowd1 who- were collected and
waiting for that even', heralded the incoming
of the new day with three rousing cheers
forSTEFHES A. DOUGLAS. This was- theSay
signal for a demonstration as spontaneous
as it was enthusiastic. A military band"
—the spirit-stirring fife and drum—struck
up Yankee Doodle." A huge bonfire was
immediately set to blazing, making the
streets as light as day, and the anvils brought
out to awaken with their thunder the mid
night echoes of the dark old bluffs. Then
might have been see:) the love of the De
mocracy for DOUGLAS, when men left their
comfortable beds to come out and turn the
silence and gloom of the night into light
and rejoicing for his nomination. In a few
minutes a large crowd was on the ground
and Mr. ColviU was called uponfora speech.
He mounted a dry goods box, and in the
light of the biasing fire, delivered a stirring
adddress, amid continued cheering.
The crowd then formed a procession, with
the music at their head, and marched thro*
a portion of the town, waking up the Demo
crats, and being continually reinforced by
new accessions, back again to the bon-fire.
And now it began to rain but no onepercede
thought of retiring. Water couldn't damp
en such enthusiasm as that. They collect
ed under the awnings on the walky and
speeches were made, and songs sung, and
sentiments exchanged, and the band played,
and cheers were given fer neasly two- hours,.jack-plane,)
and still the rain fell, and the thunder soiled
overhead. Not to be held in by the fury of
the dements, the crowd now started thro1
mud snd rain, preceded by the music, and
dragging the cannon, and cheering as they
went along, up to the residence of Judge
Wilder, where they fired a salute of throe
guns and played several tunes from thence
they marched to Jas. Lawther's, where they
went through similar performances, and
then up to the residence of W. C. WtUmton,
who in answer to their call, appeared and
made a humorous and telling address, amid
enthusiastic cheers and from thence, plsy
ing and cheering all round, by Mr. Phelps'
ta the fire, which they reached amid a pelt
ing shower of rain, just as day was break
ing from that till sunrise, the anvils were
kept in one continual roar.
Wo never before saw so muck genuine
enthusiasm manifested. We have never be
fore seen men get out of their beds at mid
night, to tramp through the mud, regardless
of the soaking rain, and forgetful of wet
feet and weak constitutions, ta listen to
speeches, and cheer in joyful frenzy till
their voices foiled, for very joy st the nomi
nation of a loved leader. No man bat
DOUGLAS, in the United States of America,
could, undersuchcircumstances,receive such
a tribute of uttdasprised affection and sdm:
ration.
Half Sheet.
As oar next day of issue conies on the
Fourth of July, and as we, like all other
patriots, wish to celebrate that holiday, oar
subscribers mast next week be contented
with a half sheet.
A Beauty.
Mr John Day hat beeu exbibitinf in Sod
Wins this weet, a colt one year old, finely
formed, standing twelve and one-half hands
high, and weighing 760 lbs. It was sired
by Mr. Day's Shropshire herse, Young
Prince Coburg, Jr., and' raised by Willism"
Featherstone, Esq.
Enlargement.
Owing to their great increase of business,
the Messrs. Jiaker hare found' it' necessary
to enlarge their hitherto extensive hardware
store, and have purchased the 8$ntinel build
jngadjoining, to which they propose to make
valuable additions as soon ss possible. The
great and*justly desefved'ponttlsrity attained
by these sontlemen, is attributable to their
kind and courteous bearing, and the ac'eota
ttrotfatirnjspirit which they manifest tower*
all who here dealings with them, atfT the"
fact their goods'are of the best rruality that
the foreign and domestic markets sffored.
faoag Sentence.
In a trial for rape, last week, the prironsY
was found guilty, and sentenced by the Judge
to serve out a term of twenty days* solita
confinement and and eighteen yearn ira'
prisonment at hard labor, in the State Prison.
After hearing his sentence read, he thanked
the Judge snd the jury for their kindness
toward him during the trial bat left the
room muttering that he hoped'' hff
should not live his sentence oat, and that
he wbtld kill the woman if he ever got free.
While befog- conveyed to jail, he made an
ineffectual attempt to escape.
The Hamline University'.
The examination'and closing-exercises of*
the past year of the Hamline University,
took place last week. We had no time to
attend the examination, but understand that
it was very creditable both' to the faculty
and the students. The exhibition came off
on Wednesday evening, in the M. E. church.
It was Well attended, and, on the whole",
psssed off pleasantly. The commencement
exercises on Thursday morning were also
well attended, and interesting. Misses Wil
of merchandize which cannot be surpassed Hams and Serin—the graduates—read Tcry
in quality and quantity, in this State. The good essays, and the President do'ivered afi
true secret of Mr. Foots great and i»creas- excellent address. We had intended to
ing business prosperity, lies in his knowledge give the proceedings in full, as we usually
of the benefits accruing from a liberal use of do, but are prevented by a press of political
priuters' ink. Persons calling at his
newmatter.
will always find in waiting his gen*,
tlemanly and attentive clerk's, Messrs. Coop
er, Allen, Shaw and Johnson, ready and
to attend upon all. No charge will
made for showing goods.
Communicated.
The Oolden Effc.
Ma. EDITOR—A short time since I saw a
statement in your paper that the Golden
Era had gone into Galena for repairs, am*
had been condemned. Now was there not
a piece of a mistake about that The first
hslf of the statement was right, for thst
same host hss long been in the habit of run.
ning into Galena and that she ran in there
for repairs, is also true for boats are apt to
do such things. I can testify that she is
not now out of repair, for I hate just bad a
pleasant trip up the river on her, and she
did not run as though under condemnation
but rather under commendation, as I per
ceived was the fact both of boat and officers.
not then that the Golden Era is con
demned, but rather, say, long may she beend
seen in tirase water*. Doubtless the tofcfe
from every landing is, we want the Gold
en Era here." Touts truly. J. N. W.
We were wrongly informed, and are glad
to be able to correct our misstatement.
New Fanning Hill.
We yesterday bad the pleasure of seeing
in operation at the manufactory of Joshua
Ashton, fc'sq., one of Doud's Patent Fanning
Mills, and our opinion is that it is superior
in every respect to any similar machine yet
invented. We are not posted ss to the
technical names of the apparatus connected
with it but after having seen it fairly tested
with the foulest grain that could he procured,
and having seen wheat come from the mill
entirely free from chaff, oats, chess, wild
buckwheat, cockle, etc.r we pronounce it a
perfect separator all who have examined
it concur in saying that it is just what is
needed in this country, and is bound to su
all other fanning mills.
Mr. Ashtor* has bought the patent right
for this State, has located his manufoetory
in Rod Wing, and having secured the ser
vices of Mr. Warren Mills (who, by the by,
is just as good a carpenter as ever drove a
will manufacture to order and
keep constantly hand a good assortment of
machines. Mr. Ashton may be found at
the shop on Third street, formerly occupied
byJonathan Mellott
MISCELLANEOUS.
STATE OF MINNESOTA,! District Court, 1st
GOOOBVB COOHTT. Judicial District.
Isaae Spanldrng, 1
Mortgagee, I
agaiiui I
Wade WUlmenr
Mortgagor, SomioMe,—For Relief.
AndrewMisenet,Sam- I
nel T. Van Brunt, I
mm—
1860.
Subsequent ineum
eumbraneeraand dow
ersess.
James Clark and Sa
rah his wife, whose
other name is to the
plaintiff unknown.
To the above named defendants
Youare hereby summoned, and required to
answer tbe complaint in this notion, which has
been duly fi ed in the offleo of the Clerk Jof
this Court, at Bed Wing, in said county, and
to serve a copy of your answer to the said
complaiat on the subscribers, at their office, in
Faribault, Bios county, Minnesota, within
twenty days of the service hereof, exclusive of
the day of such service and if joo- fail to
answer the said complaint within the time
aforesaid, the plaintiff in this aetion will ap
ply to the court for the relief demanded in the
complaint.
Dated Faribault, Minn., May 2sd, UfiO.
COLE A CASE,
SOswu Plaintiff's Att'ys.
STEAM E N N E O SAL E
THEthirtyhomehasIafirstF
subscriber rateSteam Engine
of nower,which
iheraltermsif appl
of thirty home nower hewill sell on
verr iheraltermsi application be made soon
WM. FREEBOBN.
Red Wing, March SO, ISM •Btf
ATTRACTIVE STORE,
W a
LI 4mor
COBMEB op MAIK «V BOSH STBKBTS,
Opposite the Tepeetonka Hotel.
ALL
100
atsan
S. B. POOrs COLUMN.
REMOVAL. REMOVAL REMOVAL REMOVAL.
NEf ii NE
W STORE
ATTRACTIVE GOODS,
The undersigned would respectfully inform the trading community, and1 bis friends in
general, that be hss removed bis stock of goods, together with
Huge FrenH Supplies:
to the now building recently erected by Mr. Phelps, anon the corner of Main ft Bosh
streets, where bo is prepared to display a
Bick and very Heavy Stock of Merehandiae,
adapted to the vrbbteseJcraud Retail Trade, consisting, as usual, of
Staple and Fane? Dry Goo da!
READY-MADE CLOfflING, (for Men abd Boft,f
GENTS' FURNISHING GOObS,
HATS, CAPS, AND STRAW GOODS
MILLINERY GOODS, BOOTS AND SHOES,
LEATHER AND SHOE FINDINGS,
and Provision*y
Aids
a
and everything in general. Also, manufacturer of
EVKRY STYLE OF BOOTS AN SHOES!
Customers may rely upon getting good Goods, and at fair prices at all times. I wish it
DISTINCTLY UNDERSTOOD, thst I don't sell either AUCTION or DAMAGED
goods for GENUINE, nor charge one man ONE PRICE, and another FOUR PRICES,
JUT the same article.
COME AtfD SEE MY STOCK BEFORE YOU BUZ
over be held in grateful remembrance by,
TIOOPS! HOOPS! Extension Skirts for Ladies ahd'Chndren,' at
REAT ATTRACTIONS in Now Goods, and more to come, at
HE LATEST STYLES of Hats, Caps, and Straw Goods, af
BUSHELS of Plastering Hair, at
BUTTER,
1860.
ATTRACTIVE' WttCES.
a
Wrefit, etc..
Yours truly,
KINDS of Men, Women and Childrens' Boots and Shoes, made to order, at
FOOT'S.
Eggs, and all kinds of Produce, taken in exchange for Goods, at
FOOTS.
MORS
ANON.
1000 Green snd Dry Hides wanted for Cash or Goods, af
pOM E AND BUY some of the 60 cant Tos, at
A GENCY of Sands' celebrated Palo Cream Ala, at
|URE Wines and' Liquorsformedicinal purposes, at
A VERY LARGE STOCK of Bummer Clothing, cheap, at
TjlLOUR! Flaw! Floor! BOST-brands,forsale at
O O S DELFf BRED to any part of the town, free of charge, by
Red Wing, Jane, 1860.
FOOT'S.
FOOT'S.
FOOTS.
FOOTS.
FOOTS.
FOOT'S.
FOOTS.
FOOT'8.
FODTB
FOQTSv
8. B. FOOT
W I N
Red Wing, June 4,185S.
MP.
E. O W A
MISCELLANibilS. MISCELLANEOUS.
.f A W A E S O E
C. H. A E L, BAKER,
(SUCCKSSOB *0 T. i. eOQBBB,)
Hard-wari Tin-wire and Stores,
SHELF HARD-WARE,
HYDRAULIC ttAMS*
CROSS CUT* A
PBBC, SLIOO, SWEDISH, ENGLISH AKD
AMERICAN REFINED.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
&c, fcc, «fec.
All kinds of Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper
work manufactured to order by experienced
workmen.
June S6,'69. 151-1?
J. I E R,
Wholesale and Betail Dealer in
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES,
CROCKER X,
Also: Deafer in" JKefmlyHade Clothing,
Broad Clothe, Cassimers and
Tailors* Trimings.
I also have a Tailoring department for the
manufactory of Clothe to order. Warrantedt
fit or no sale.
Also a large stock of
BOOTS AND 8 0 S 8
A N GOODS
I will further stale to the public that (which
manyalready know,)I willsellOoods(/W coal)
asebeap as any Merchantin this eity. Now
Friends, Countrymen and the rest of mankind
(including women snd children,) please call at
my Store on the corner of Main and Plum Sta..
and examine Goods and Prices, and I'll pledge
youtha' you will not go away dissatisfied^
Wholesaleand Retail Deaieun
SCHOOL, MISCELL ANEOy
And
BLM1 BOOK
S
S A I O N E
Wall and Ciiialn Paper*,
E W E
M*ocket Cutlery*
Port Monnaies, Fancy Good s,
AND
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
A general swotftmen of
TOYS AND YANKEE NOTOKS
NUTS* FRUIT AND C6rvfrl6TIONARY,
Comer of Main i. flash Streets
A S a S
Goods given in exchange for clean Linen OJ
Cotton Rags of all colors,forwhich tbe high
est price will be paid.'
Red Wing, 8ept. IS, 1867. CO- tf
N I E
The undersigned would respectfully inform
the citizens of Red Wing and vicinity that he
has purchased the entire stock of unmanufac
tured material for furniture, formerly owned
by Mr. Cook, an 1 that he isprepared to supply
all orders for furniture of every description
on the shortest notice.
EKPAIWKO AND TURNING DONS TO
OBDBR.
Alsoall kinds of COFFIN8 furnished to order
Mafctosjomy,
I 86ft.
WhoU.aJ* and *etaHJGnj
A S XV
BUILDER^,,TORDWARE,
LEAD PIPE.
BELlrtXWSy
VICES,
ANVILS,
DRILLS,
CHAINS,
NAILS,
PUMPS,
8CELE$
FILES
AXES,
lit 6 N
... ...
HATS & CAPS,
PORK, HAMS,
LARD, FLUID,
LAMP OIL,
BUTTJRR di CHEESE.
J.KICHTEB.
96y
a W a
FURNITURE constantly on hand, cheap for
Cash. JOHN CORELL.
Red Wing, May 18,1859. 146-tf
"VT A I LSI N A I S
IOO E S aF KAIL S
Just received St the NEW STORE on Main st.
FARMERS, ttow is the time to get your
Fence jrtoUs:
I am selling 8d1
»*j Fence Kails for#8.75 pei keg
164
I am selling
LATH NAILS,
SHINGLE NAILS, and
NAILS OP AL£ xnrds
Lower than any person in Red Wing.
CALL AND SEE.
JAMES B. PARKHDRST,
Philleo's Block, Main st.
Red Wing, April S5,1SC0. mt
A A nwTAHT RE
A A LIEF and PERMANE1T
CURE of this distressing complaint, use
E N S
O N I A I A E E S
Madeby C. B. SEVMOUR A CO., 107 NASSAU
STREET, N.Y
Price,*! P»r so* sent free by post.
191 Foe Save at all 1rafwltf», a* **T
1880.
NEW GOODS AND
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,'
at the
Ap
CASEf
STORE
•TEBS3 McZlTTIRB.
Nos. IAS, Bush Street,
RED WING, MINNESOTA.
We are now receiving the LARGEST snd
BEST SELECTED stock of Dry Goo*1* and
Groceries over offered to the pa -ple of this
vicinity, which for extent, variety and rich
ness, will excel that of any other assortment
Ih the county and we guaranteeour custom
ers far ot'ter bargain* than they canfindelse
where. "Small profits anl quick returns,"
and/air and libtral dealing Is ou| system.—
We buy/or oath, and
receive our goods di
rect from the Importer
and Manufacturer, and'
COONTBT DBALEBS
will find it much to
their advantage to ex
amine our stock sod
prices before going be-
The ladies are invited to examine onr large
and beautiful variety of Spring and Summer
Dress Goods, Domestic G*3bds of all kinds
in complete assortment. Prints Ging
hams Sheetings. Denims, Tickings,
Drills, Cambrics, Linen Goods, Ac
Jewelry, Stationery and. fancy
Goods ef every description,
whieh will be bold at lower
prices than ever before of
fered in Red Whig. Crock
•rZi Glass and Stene
ware of tbe latest
patterns, Boots and
Shoe* a large
stock on band:
at lew prioa.
Wehave for
sale the
Celebrated Copper-tipped Boots and Shoes/
(One pair of which
is warranted to out
wear two a »,. .j..
without tips.) Hats and Caps and, Ready
made Clothing in
endless variety.—:
PLOWS! PLOWS!
of all kinds, at the Manufacturer't fticea!'
GROCERIES!
I invite particular attention to my Isro/'
stock of
Choice Groceries,
Coffees,
Teas,
Sugars,
Molassc.*
Dried and Candied Fruits, consisting of a"
grades snd brands. Now in store 1000 bblr
£alt, at low prices. Drags, Paints, Oils, Nai',
snd Glass, a complete stock at lower price
than ever before. We offer MORE THAJ
DOUBLE the variety and quantity of good*
to be found at any other one store in the city
and at prices which DEFT COMPETITION.
For the next thirty days, I offer Stirame
Clothing AT COST. Remember to call at to
old stand of Mclntire A Sheldon, and yon wil
ALWAYSfinda good stock which is.for sale a
the lowest prices. JESSE MoINTIRE.
May 16,1869. 198yl
ASJLVERTWATCH^GUARANTEED
a
TO
EVER CLUB OF, TWENTY.
&PT$! GIFTS!! GIFTS!!t
A E N S W A N E
Send a Stamp for onr Catalogue of Choice Gifts
TO BVBBT SCBSCBIBBB TO TBB
NEW O W A E
WE SEND A RICH GIFT,
Varying in TSIUO from 50 cents to $500.
OCT Foch Gift iatcnt as toon at the Sub-'
Bcription money is receittd
SUBSCRIPTIONS, EACH, $2.00.
For which we send the best Family Paper now
published, and a Rich. .Gift. Send money in
registered letters, with your own name and
^oat-office address on an envelope, enclosed, to.
prevent mistake in return. OUR PREMIUMS
are unequaled, and consist of
a Is W
40 Acres each, $500.
SILVEB PLATE—Tea Setts and Fruit Trays,
$25 to $50.
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES—Lever, Anchor
and Lepine, $10 to $100.
SEWING MACHINES—$25 to $50..
LADIES' FCBS, AND PIANOS—From 8 to $50,
and $300.
SPLENDID JEWELRY—Ladies' Cameo and
Mosaic Sets, Pins and Ear Drops.
FRENCH GILT CLOCKS—$50 tO $100 each,
And a great variety of ihirt Studs: Sleeve
Buttons Belt Pins Bosom Pins Watch
Chains Guard Slides Finger Rings and in
short, every description of the richest patterns
of Jewelry manufactured. Also, the
MOST VALUABLE BOOKS:
Any book published in America, or any
VAOASIKX, and a rich GIFT, varying from 60
cents to $50», will be sent, by return mail, on
receipt of the publisher's price, and 25 cents to
prepay postage on the book.
INDUCEMENTS TO AGENTS:
To every Agent sending in ten subscribers
and S20, therefor—we will send an extra MIH
scription and Gift. Two clubs, of ten each,
TBBBB subscriptions, and TBBBB gifts.
0 For the greatest list of subscribers, over
100, we give the following unequaled
PREMIUMS TO AGESTS
Highest No. a Hunting Case Gold Watch, (10C
2d an Anchor Lever Gold Watch 50
3d Ladies' Gold Lever 50
Sd Ladies' Open Dial „,". 85
5th and 6th, Furs or Sewing Machine, 25
7th and 8th, a set of SUyer Spoons, each, $8
9th and loth, Gold Pencils and Pens, each, 9
$3F* Everybody can ask their neighbor to
subscribe—and thus become an Agent for ns.
SFBOIBXBS SXNT FBBB. Address, immediately,
NEW TORE W A E OFFICE,
15 Brattle Street, Boston, Mass.
SEND FOR OUR CIRCULARS.
Show them and onr paper to yonr «xiea
BOBS. 199ms
STATE
OF MINNESOTA,) District Court,
COVKTT of GOOOBVB, First Jud.Dist.
George W. Richardson,y"
against SuiiiioNs.
A. M.GUmore.
To /T. M. Gilmore. theabove named defend
ant* i'ou are hereby summoned and re
required to answer the complaint in this, ac
tion, which has been filed in the office of tliA
Clerk of said Court, at Red Wing, in said:
county, and to serve a copy of your answer to
the said eomplaint on the subscribers at their?
office in St. Paul, in the county of Rapaso.?. in*
said State, within twenty days after Hie Ver":
vice of thU summons on yon, exclusive of the
day of such service and if yon foil to answer
the said complaint within the time aforesaid.
the plaintiff in this action will take judgment
against yon for the sunt of one' hundred and
eight dollars and sixty-si*cents, with interest
from the second day of December, A. n. eight
een hundred and. fifty-nine, besides the coats
and disbursements of this action.
.- __ DAHISLS A GBA*T.
Dkted at St. PanU Plaintiff's Atf\
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