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THE GAZETTE.
LOCAL NEWS.
THURSDAY, MAY 3D, 1877.
VAPOt IS ON mx WITH
Wbm Advertiains Contract* c*n be made.
553 OMeers of Reivood Conntf
nf Probslf—J. RtTTE8«
Clfrk o Court—H. 1IAXTK.
Sheriff—JAMES 1HKTSAI..
C*roaet-P I. IIITOIICOCS
AaJitor—1. M. VA* SCtUACK.
Tr*»«orer—A,
TOWER,
Hojjiiterof IVc-ls—TIMj T1R3K1T9.
Sir»»ycr—1 I. ElflHAM,
Atto.mp.T—M, E. roWEI.L.
0nr* ommi.xianf
R—S. 9 KTICSK/B.
S.-pMofSclioold-n. I.. BIOHASr.
County "Commi.sinncrs—P. 0. KIXG Cli'n.,
PCHANDERA, C.rOHTER, J. M. I.ITTI.E,
EEM.EK.
W. K. MCKIN'SON* Scc'y
PiTROXK or nrsn*sPBT.—TU« Redwood fl.-snge
Ko. 234, raceti regain 1/ on tbe fir«t and tblrd Sa
irday'i of each taoatli at
1 o'clock P. M.
return same rt-»v.
Redwood Ta'ls to Minnesota Falls.via Yellow
Medicine on Tnetlaj-f andFridara and ratarnon
Wednesday and Sstordays.
Redwood Fall* and Beaver Falls and re tarn
{every Tuesday, Thurs.iay e.nd Saturday.
C&icap & feMestera Railway.!
Time of departure of Pasfenrer Trains from Xew
Clm.
Leave for Chicago anil the Ea«t 6:45 A, M.
The Editor of this paper started to St.
Paul this morning.
The new side-walks will be made of pine
lnn.ber—two inch plank.
Trees are being plar.tfd in and, around
the Presbyterian c-linrch lots and they will
be fenced.
M.'Mullen, the champion Hardware deal
er of New Ulm, paid our Town a short
visit last week.
Alfred TVallin Esq. is at New Ulm, this
week, attending the term of District Court
for'that County.
Mrs. Ban Sen. started, on Tuesday
morning, to- Chicago. Sfte will reside in
that City with & daughter.
The Summer term of Our Villt.^e Schoo'
commenced on Monday, with Mr. ifirk as the followin
Principal and Miss Al'je Lyman, Assist.Mitj
There was considerable disappointmeut
because of the lumber for the Methodist
church not being on the boat, as had been
expected.
The Rev. II. A. Dodge started, on Tues
iiay morning^ to St. Peter ti utteuc! a mect
fcnft if the ^nkato Presbytery. Will re
before Sunday.
Vt. II. Hairfc Cierk of the District Coast,
Las teen suffering irtensly from a bealing
in his ear, occasioned by something getting
Into it. He is getting better.
Another Sack cf seeds, from MaJ St-ait,
arrived on Saturday evening. .A.'oy who
have net been supplied can jr' a package.
Another sack arrived la-' evening.
Tlie Jissort'-.ieiit og Wall Paper at
Sob't. V? a'.sou* that we have seen in the
•west. It "just 1 ivelv'" and the prices—
well, they are just down to the bottom fig
ures to meet the purses of all.
Mr. Frank P. Uurton has sold his stock
of goods, consiting of Candies, Canned
Fruit*, Tobacco, Pipes, Cigars &c., to Mi»
Ojai who has removed them to bis store
next door west of Belt Bros.
Mrs Jones, Sister of Thos. and Jns. Mc
Mill ail, who lias been visiting her friend.
here for some months, returned, on Tues
day, to her home at Rochester. Miss Flora
McMillan accompained her for a visit of
two or three months.
The "Gopher" arrived, first trip, on
8nnday evening. It had a full cargo, load
ed at St. Paul, consisting of lumber and
general merchandise. She started on re
turn trip on Tuesday morning loaded with
wheat. She goes to St. Paul this trip.
PALATABLE MIDICISES.—Ayer's Cherry
Pectoral is a honeyed drop of relief his Ca
thartic Pills glide sugar-shod over the palate,
and his Sarsaparilla is a nectar that im
parts vigor to life, restores the health and
expels disease.—[Waterford (Pa) Advertis*
er.
The Rev. E. Q. Hunter has seen red the
three lots just east of the residence of Mr.
Jas. McMillan for an Episcopal church.
The lots are well located and, in every
way, desirable. We understand that a
chapel will probably be built the present
year.
Next Thursday, May 10th, being Aseen
don Day the Rev. E. O. Hunter will hold
services, in the Court Hottse, in the even
log at the regular hour for service. Mr.
Hunter has a trip to Lac-qui-Parle to make
and, if it should interfere with his return
ing in time for services, due notice will be
given. At present it is his expectation to
be here end hold service on Ascencion Day.
At the Teschers' ex»mtnati*n, last Fri
there were thirty-five applicants for
certificates. Mr, Bigharn has not yet ex
amined all the papers but it is probable
that, except in a few instances, they will
warrant the granting of certificates. The
number of teachers in attendance was
much larger than at any pfivious examina
tion held inthis County.
Bom* of the School Districts in this
County make a practice of employing
teachers, usually from other counties, and,
after they have taught a few weeks, notify
the County Superintendent that it would
be agreeable if he would give said teacher
a (irrrtmrr^* The qualifications for a cer
tificate are unimportant. It ia probable
that then will be disappointment in some
•f the Dlatrieth
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M*«onlc—ANTIQUITY i.oixn: No. »i. A. F. & men accomplished excellent work here.
A. M.—Kf»£UlAr meotltiffp en the l«t 1111! -1 Wed
••*daj(to e»ch mootli. *t TS nVlm-k P. M.
W. A, StviS!i**,S*e.
Chnrrh Directory.
JtaSBYTERIAN.—Kfv, llenrv A. Puftof.
(Urrlv» everr Sal.:atli at lOacda lialfa. m. and
•t P.M.
Sabbatli tchooi at Uslfpast 2 o'clock p. o.
MHTHOPIST.-
"Sf-r. Geo Galpio, Pastor,Serrlces
«Trrv SnWwtU at 10? a. m, Sabbath tcLool erf ry
Sabbatb, at !, p,m.
Episcopal. Perrioen on alternate Snndajaatll
o'clock \. it. an.l P. M. Iter. E. G. Ounttr, Rector
San J.-iy Scliool at *.\da i).o'fo'cfocV p. m.
Jicw rim
& Rcdvrooj St£*
Lines.
DU'-Y STAOK- fc.iCH **:.
Falls to ^pringfitld "on Friday and
The Institute.
The Institute c'osed last Thnrsday even
ing. Professors Bontelie Hyde andTliomp
son left at 3 O'clock, Mr. Burt arrived on
Wednesday afternoon and lectured in the
evening, in the" Presbyterian, Church to a
largo audit-nee. Jlis theme, Education and
its relations to tlie State and the ciiizcn,
was nWy and instructively discussed. On
Thursday morning he addressed the Instit
ute in r.n eminently practical and useful
manner, leaving during'the forenoon. As
an evidence of the general satisfaction with
the Institute and the character of the in
structions given we would state th.it all of
the Institutions, represented ly the gen
tleman who came her.' to ike part in the
work, will probably receive a number of
students from among those who were in at
tendance at the Institute. A notice of the
class examined ly Prof. Thompson for the
University, will be found elsewhere. Some
three or four, esteeming Prof. Boutelle as a
fair representative of the Facility of the
Winona Normal, intend going to tin
School at the beginning of the next year.
Others contemplate attending the Minneap
olis Business College All of the gentle-
This week the weather lias been most
delightful and desirable. Possibly a little
cool but grand wheat weather. There is a
pretty large area of wheat sown and it
is coming up finely in all portions of this
county. Calculations are made on plant
ing au uutisual quantity if Corn.
The Ladies ol the lipiscopal church will
hold a Festival at the Kx li .nge Hotel, this
evening. A pleasant occasion is anticipa
ted. The invitat'on is cronera!.
If you wish to see s'Mne fine specimen of
blue glass lamp chimneys, and chim
neys that cannot be broken, call on S. T.
Bunch. He has them.
The Rev. Geo. Galpin ri turned on Mon"
day evening. He purchased the lumber
at Minneapolis, for the new Methodist
church and it will be brought by the boat
next trip. Workmen commenced, this
weeK, to hew the sills and prepare the
foundation for the church and it will be
pushed to oomplction as fast as possible.
Special tax payers will notice the follow
ing insi notions in regard to sending for
Star.ips. They will save time and expense
by enclosing the requisite Postage Stamps
to Collector A. C. Smith when they send
for Tax Stamps.
Special-tax stamps will be transniited
by mail only 011 receipt, from the person or
firm ordering the same, of specfic directions
so to do, together with the necessary post
age stamps or the amount required to pur
chase the sauie. The postage on one
stamp is three cents and on two stamps six
cents. If it is desired that they be trans
mitted bv registered mail, ten cents addi
tional should accompany the application.
"It tbere is any one thing" that I
will sell cheaper "than another" it is
Croquet. II. L.
Florence J. Chapman
Alice T.yman
Kate Ayers
Eruma Chapman
Ilial D. Baldwin
P. JI. Kirwj-ii
Maurii-e Fitzgerald
Eti.il V\"8udr\y
Ciias. Duncan
R. O. Bestor
i'ary Swanson
The organization of the Village of Red
Weod Falls is now complete.
The "Board of^II^aith" organized by the
appo'mtment of Thomas McMillan, chair
man.
has qualified, as Fire Warden.
D, L. Hicham has beeu appointed to su
perintend the expenditure the road taxes
in thu Vil'age limits.
.John 1*. O'Hr.rra is Street Commissioner.
Tlie Villacr has a complete set of No. 1.
llooks ior all Officers.
Tlie total indebtedness ef the Village to
date, outstanding orders, in $24.75.
i„g every stere and, as far rs we can learn,
generally known that Mr. Hunter would be
here as he aid not arrive till nearly noon
A prayer meeting was also held in tli e
School house on Mr. Turrell's farm that
was well attendedc
At the Christian Church there was a well
tttended and iiiterestiny meetiny for social
prayer. The church has no minister at
present.
In this evening a large Union prayer
meeting was held in the Presbyterian
church. The Rev. Mr. Galpin, pastor of
the M. E. Church, was not at home and
his people attended the services of the oth
er churches. We are glad to know that,
in this community, there was an almost
universal recognition of the appropriate
ness of the call to fasting and prayer.
The recent visit of prof. Hyde to this
place, iu connection with the Institute,
calls to our mind the Minneapolis Business
College, of which he is Associate Principal.
The College is recognized by the people of
Minneapolis, and in fact of *he State at
large, as one of the educational Institutions
for which they may and do entertain a Just
pride. The College merits the high opin
ion that is entertained of it. It is thor
oughly organised, all of its appointments
are complete and it embraces everything
necessary to a thorough business education
and training. The Instructors are Profes
sors C. C. Curtis and C. W. G. Hyde.
Prof. Curtis is the Author of the "Natural
Method of Penmanship" which is univer
sally accepted as one of the best, and many
believe will soon supplant all other meth
ods. He has, also, been a successful teach
er in connection with the Winona Normal
and other schools. With those who met
Prof. Hyde, or heard his instructions in the
Institute, no commendation ia needed
We are gratified to know that the College
is meeting with merited success. The tui
tion has been placed at reasonable figures
and, by a plan of monthly installments, is
made light on the student. We have no
hesitation in aaying that a better plr.ee for
aoquiriog a business education cannot be
found and we have no personal knowledge
of and other that is as good.
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DANIELS.
Redwood Fal's.
Beaver Falls, i'
•ringfield:
Ibcr'a.
New Ulm.
Swansen.
LOWER AGENCY ITEMS.
Farmers are plowing for corn.
Cool nights and fresh northeast win's
are just the thing for wheat this time of the
year.
There is a great deal of manure being
put on corn ground, all seems ia good spir
its and are working with a will.
There are a few hoppers hatching on the
river bottoms in old cliufpings, but tlu-y
are very tliiu, as tnc Lady-bug has killed
nearly all. They do not eat them, as was
at first supposed. They only ga.through
the cell and cut the eggs I have been
watching them and I ffiul one bug will
kill every egg in six cclls in less than three
hours, and they have been working for the
last four weeks, from the 8th of April, and
they wiil have at least two weeks more un
less we lir.ve uncommonly warm weather
At that rate, and at an average cf twenty
eggs to the cell, one Lidy-bug will in live
weeks destroy S10 cells or 16,800 eggs in
round numbers, so I do not see why they
will net de-troy them in this vicinity.
Winter rye is looKiug fine.
Special Notice.
Get jonr Dogs licensed and Wglllftti,
in conformity with Chapter 21 of Villagt
Ordinances the time was up May first and
Dugs running alter tnis Notice are liable
to fa* killed at anjr time.
Trade Journal.
fcsleJ
every place of business ia the Villa*-, and!?rr,^'d
appropriate and excellent. Ep.scopal ,er- ,a|ld'willJ
vices were held at 12 o'clock. It was not,
1 ,li.slri1Ct3
W. A. SWISHES,
Village Recorder.
New general Stock of new goods at
DR. HITCUCOCK'T
Jeesnp received a large and very
fine assortment of goods by the boat
A fine assortment of fancy Candies
A* CROWLEY 1*ROS.
A general stork cf Piain and Fancy
Groceries, choice aad cheap, received
by boat, at
BELT BROS.
Secretary of fctate Evarts went to
Albany Thursday to argue a case, and
Mr. Cowdin gave him a reception. lie
made no distinction of politics in his
invitation, but included all the dem
ocratic State and Legislative officers,
but ail absented themselves, because, as
w
Ariod Egga.
Prof. E. J. Thompson,'who was present
during the last two days if the Institute* A large establishment has been
examined a class for admisiou to the °Peue!l in St. Louis for drying eggs.
State University. Tiie class consisted of!'1 's "pC'SKion. »nJ hundreds of
lamed persons. thousands of dozens are going into its
maw"
'le
e£"s
are
careM-
ly "candled" by hand—that is, exam
ine
by light to ascertaiu whether
good or not—and are then thrown in
to an it!:uic!ise rcccptacio, where they
an broken, and by a ccrtrifugal oper
iatijn tlie white and yolk are eeparatcd
!tr0,u shell vey much as liquid
homy is separate from the cuiub.
The liquid is then dried by heat, by
patcii! urocess, and the dried article is subscriber, at the old stand, wheor
left, reseuii''i'-g sugar and it is put a full stock and new goods on the way.
in barrels and is lead 1m- transporta
tion anywhere. 1 iii.s dried jirticlc has
been ta'keu twice aero s i!s(3 ajmtor in
ships, and then uitide into omelet, and
compan with onn.!•_t made from Iresii itor's Office on the 1st Tuesday in May,
»g in the same manner, aud the best to reeeivc Hooks, confer together &c
Chas. Wiltshire has been appointed, and judges could not detect the difference as required by See. 13, Cnapter C».
b'-'wceii the two. Is this not uu a^c General Liws of 1875
of wonders? Miik made solM, eider
made so^id. apple butter tnado into
bricks! What next?—[Philadelphia
Prof. Thomas' Opinion.
Council Bluffs, Iowa, April
27.—
Prof. C\rus Thomas, a member cf the
The Dry of Fasting and Praver, appoint- JfO\ ernmerit commission, v. hollas made
ed by the Governor, was observed by clos-
careful
surv,''
,hc
l^'.oppcr
in-
in tl,e
,n.0rlhwtCSt,\
1,1,8
haS
C,tJ» ttM'1 ,,hc
ion that the urastdioppcr »jctt has about
an almost universal attendance at church i i .•
run its course. Instead ol spre.auir
service. The Presbyterian church was:
|over the entire northwest, as hereto
cn.wded and the sermon of Mr. Dodge was
|h hayc
,oca,
||abitation ou,
S0()n ish from the carth
If lho Mv
entirely II
th,ir brcedin„ pr0UI1(,8
,.xaBllueil
[u
Minnesota,
and finds many localities vhcre lar^e
deposits ot eggs were made, in which
no 'hoppers cm be found. A very (a
vorable feature of the observation and
inquiries made is that no jcusts are
heard from in tho far northwest, tlie
region of greatest danger to this and
oiher States. From this fact aud oth
er causes. Prof. Thomas expresses it as
his candid belief that the days of
grasshopper invasions, such as W&ve
been witnessed, are about ended.—[
Chicago Times.
NOTtCB.
U,
P.
LAND OFFICE,
Redwood Falls Minn., AprtH 99tfe, 1G77.
Complnint having boon entered at tbis Offlce by
Gotlicb Tiuira ntfataftt Folkcrt Heiorlcks for abandon
ing homestend Entry, No. 090, dated May 3d, 187G,
np»n the North Kant quarter S*ctioo 28, Township
113, Kange 39, in Yellow Medicine County, Minneso
ta, with a view to the cancellation of said entry
the siud parties are hereby summoned to appear at
this Office on the 11th dav of June, 1877, at 10
o'clock A. to respond and famish testimony con
cerning said alleged abandonment.
Wm
P. Irx*i2fOT3ar, Register.
Wi. B, HKBRIOTT, Receiver.
THE WESTERN RURAL.
With the new management of THE
WESTERN RURAL comes marked im
provements in that sterling Farm and
Family Weekly. It has added a Crop
and Weather Bureau so systematic as
to include every important county in
the Northwest, from Ohio to the
llocky Mountains, and surpasses the
reports made by the Agricultural De
partment at Washington, inasmuch as
they are presented fresh to the farmers
in a condensed form each week.
WESTERN RURAL
THE
also has Commer­
cial and Market reports unsurpassed
by any paper in the country, and is the
champion of cheap transportation and
equal justice to all classes. Combin
ing its practical information on Rural
Affairs, with its entertaining and in
structive literrary departments, make
it the most complete Farm and Family
newspaper extant. The price is 92.00
per year. Leas to dabs, A4dresa Ta*!""
WESTERN RURAL, Chieago, 111.
Notice to the People of Redwood
County.
The County Board, at its meeting
this week, appointed I). O King Fire
Superintendent for burning Frairie
Grass, with the other Commissioners ae
Assitant?, all to serve without pay.
The law, passed by the last Legisla
ture, provides, that the County Com
tnissioners shall fix a time, not earlier
than May 15tb, for burning Prairie
Grass all over the County and that
any person who willfully or carelessly
sets any fire previous to the time ap
pointed, shall be subject to a line of
not less than $10 nor more than $100
or, in default of payment, to imprison
ment for a terra of not less than thir
ty days ncr more than three months
also, any person who neglects or refus
es to burn at the appoint*, tiuic shall
be liable to a fine of not less than $5
nor more than ?10. The time will
hereafter be Gxed and proper regula
tions made, of which due notice wil
be given.
Notice is hereby given that all per
fons violating the provisions of the
above luv will b« udc to suffer ita
penalty.
Ch.o Board
Spcnecr Copy Books, Spencer Pens
Kryant & Stratton's Book Keeping
Blanks, at
ROB'T. WATSON'S.
Young Trees for Sale.
Young White Ash, from twelve in
ches to live feet iu height* Are now
growing in this vicinity and will be
taken up fresh to fill orders.
Particulars may be obtained and or
ders left at this Office.
—Faber's Artist's Penc'ls, Dixon
Graphite Pencihj Copying Pencils, at
ROB'T. WATSON'S.
XOTICE.
To all whom these presents may
come, greeting. All persons having ac
counts with uie tliat have been stand
ing for thirty-days and over, will save
costs by calling and settling on or
fore May 1st 1877 Otherwise ac-
the World says, they would not be counts will be left with an Attorney
placed in a position to rccosnizo that for collection.
he [Evarts] is the legal official, having
been appoiutcd by a President who
obtained his position by the fraudulent
acts of Southern returning boards
making a fraudulent count, admitted
to be such by acting Presidsnt Hayes
hiniselt iu his course with Louisiana.''! portions of the fence on the farm east of Geo.
This diacourtesty is generally denoun- Charter's house. If it is not stopped I will
ced by the press as a yery billy piecc oi tuke means to bring the offenders to puu
busincss, as they were neither asked ishmeut.
nor expected to "recognize" anybody, j. w. Car**,
but merely to attend a social enter
tainment.—£Pi- Press.
Dated this 12th day of April 1877
W.
A.
SWISHER.
Notice.
Some persons have been carrying away
FOUND.
A Sieeve Button, found on the
Street, has been left at this Office tor
identification.
Sotice of Dissolution.
Notice is hereby given that the partner
ship litretofore existing under the firm
nauie of Ilitehcock & Co. ha* teas, bj
mutual consent, dissolved.
D. L.
HITCHCOCK.
Jons MCISXOSH.
Redwood Falls Minn.
April 25th 1&77.
The business will be continued by the
I
have
D. L. IliTcapocx.
Assessors Meeting.
Assessors meet at the County Aud-
I.
M. VANSCHAACK,
Co. Auditor.
FRED C. GLEY.
Agent American Express Co.
BURNS' STATION. MINN.
OFFICE AT
H. BKIINKE & BROS.' Store.
HIS [PILEPST,
OR
Falling Sickness
PERMANENTLY CURED—N ft HUMBUG—BY
ONK MONTH'S USA.'JK OF PK. COULARD'S CE1.
KKKATKI) LVKAl.MW.r. 1'IT l'OWOKHS. To con
viiica fiffnerf! that t'.inne powders will do all wo
claim for thoin.w«will iionil thi-m by mail, POST
PAl!, a FUKK TRIAI. IlOX, A* Dr. (Soulard i» th«
onlv nb iseun that ban evur madu tliis flineaci' a
special studv, an^l :is to eur knowltMlgo thoiin.indo
hay.- boon W'.KMANICSTI Y CURKD hv the cf
thPf lVfvVDKRS, \VK Wlt.l, tiUAHAN'TKK A PF.B
MANKN'T run- evcrv ca«t, or ltSKUND YOU
AI.L MO.\I:Y EXin
1*. NDEI.
Atl »u(Terem ahould give time Powders an
early trial, and be ccnyinccd of their Curatiyo p«w
018.
1'iico, for large box, $100, or 4 boxes for $10 00, sent
by mail to any part of United Stat 'ii or Canada on
receipt of price, or by iipitu, C. O, D. Addreps,
ASH & BOBBINS.
360 FCLTON
STBKBT,
BROOKLYN, N. Y.
Positively Cured-
All nufferiTK from tbis diwMO that arc anxious to
h« cured ohould try DR. KI3SXHU'3 CELEBRATED
CONSUMPTIVE POWDERd. TUene Powder* are the
only preparation known that will core COMSUXP
TloN and all dimaaea of the THROAT AND I.UXGS
indeed,
BO
strong
1«
our faith in them, and also to
eonrince you that they are no hambug, wo will for
ward to every sufferer, by mail, post paid, a FREE
TRIAL BOX.
We don.t want your money until yon are perfect
IT
satisfied of their euratira powers. Ifyoar life is
worth saving, don't delay in giving these POWDERS
a trial, as they will surely cure yon.
Prioe, for large bos, $3GO,sent to any put of the
United States or Canada by mail on receipt of pries
Address*
ASH
VoaaiM,
aSS Fulton Street, Brooklyn, N. T.
NOTICE.
U.S LAND OFFICE,
BEDWOOD
vuis Minnesota, April 18th 1877.
Complaint having been entered at this OlBee bjr
Chanev Bun day ogainst Nelson Comstoek for aband
stead 1
the North-west
18th, 1876 upon the North-west qui
Township 111, Rang. 87, tn Redwood I
sota, with a view to th. eanectlatio
uarter Section
Conntr. Minne
in, with a view to th. cancellation of said entry:
tb. said parlies are hereby summoned to appear at
this Office on the 13th dar of Jane, 187i, at 10
o'clock A. M., to respond and furnish testimony con
cerning said alleged abandonment.
Wx
P. DUIOHJIOTOX.
Register.
W«. B. Haaaiorr, Receiver.
NOTICE.
U. 8. LAND OFFICE,
Bedwoed Fails Minnesota, April 18th, 1878.
Osmnbtat having been entered at this Oflce by
Chancy Banday against William C. White for abana
•nlag his Homestead Entry, No.
vine
against William C. White for
itead Entry, No. 39B, dated May 28th
1873,"upon the Soath West quarter Section ,# Town
ship 111, Hang. 37, in Redwood County, MianeMta,
with a view to the otncellatton of saitentry: the
•aid parties are hereby summoMd to apjwar at thia
Ofloe en the 18th day of Jane, 18TT ot U o'clock A.
M. to ravost and
to rsanond
alHpiata mt
Wn.P.Pu—1—i—.Rsgtstsg.
S. T. BUNCH,
manafactareraad dealer ia all Linda of
FurniturE
—mea a»—
StAi,
D. O.
IMNM,
Chairs, Tablet,
Bedsteads Looking Glasses,
PICTUSE FRAMES, &o.,
IAmaccommodate.tbose
KINO
prepared at my new store on Mill St.
to wishing anything
in my line.
Jo"b Worls.
of every description done to order.
CkfflXX8 on hand, and trimed
in any desirable style, on short notice.
All ofdera from abroad promptl/ attead-
!dta^ reineuber the p!i.ce.
S. T. BUNCH.
Mill Street,Redwood Falls. 5-2
WASHINGTON
MEAT MARKET,
—BY
J«Lichtwarh
Second St. ... Redwood Falls
Witl be found at all times, a choict
selection of
MEATS, SAUSAGE, &c.
Cash paid for fat cattle, hogs, and
hides. 179
BURNS STATION!
We call your attention to our
complete stock of
PINE LUMBER,
FENCING, SIDING,
FLOORING, DOORS
LATH SHINGLES,
SASH and Finishing Lumber.
Lumber supplied by the Car
oad lot at wholesale prices.
A. G. ANDERSON
WATERS' Orchestrion chimes ORGAN
litkc mostbeautifnl
in style ami pcrfcct
in tone ever made.
It bos lAe celebrated
Coneertoslop, rlii»
eh u a flne imitation
cf tlie Ilumnn Voice,
ami two and a half
Octaves of bells tna
ncd in perfect bnr»
rnoay wiih the
reeist
ifc Chtir eilrct inas«
teal & clectrifyin«r.
WATERS' CI.AUI*
ONA, oi«'m:sTii-
Al7,V«N(7EHTO,V£SPEK, CKNTKNNIAt.
t'llijl^S CIIAI'EIj, and COTTAVKOIU
OANS, ii Uniqtie French Cases are i»evCm
ry mpc-.t tLASS.
WATERS'PIANOS
1
jand I priglit|
AKETIIE BEST MADE «e Tone, Touch,
\VorkraanftUip,& DttrnMlily Enrarpuacd,
Warranted for SIX YKAKS.
ruicix KXTIl E.UEIiY LOW for cask.
Monthly Installments received. A IJbera]
lh connt Tan-hern. flini*tars,Churche*,Hchoola,
(fc.Atili.VrS WANTED, Specinlinilnce
ni(-m«o the trade.Illnutrated t'atalegiw
Malled.Second'hand Instrnments
at Ureal
Bargains. IIOltAT K WATE1IS & SO'S»
UanafKctnrers and Dealers,
40 EAST 14th HTKEET, CNXON
WlIIABEi MEW YORKi B«li
MORTGAGE SALE.
Name of Mortgagor, Patrick McCtV
mick.
Namo of Mortgagee, G.A.Austin
Date of Mortgage, March 20th 1876
When and Where Recorded, In the
office of the Register of Deeds in the
County of Redwood and State of Min
nesota, on 20th day of March A. D.
1876 in vol. 2 of Mortgages, ou page
240.
Description of Mortgaged premises:
All the following described piece or
parcel of land ljing and being in the
County %f liedwood aud State of Min
nesota, to wit The North East quart
er of the South-west quarter and the
South east quarter of the South-east
quarter of Section thirty three (33)
und the South-east quarter of the
South east quarter of Section twenty
two (22) and the South-west quarter of
the South west quarter of Section
twenty three (23) and the North-west
quarter of the North west quarter and
the South-east quarter of the North
west quarter and the South-west quart
er of the North-west quarter of Section
twenty six (26) and the North-east
quarter of the Nor .h-east quarter and
the South-east quarter of the North
east quarter of Section twenty seven
(27) all in Township one hundred and
twelve (112) in Range thirty four (34)
west.
Amount claimed to be doe on said
Mortgage at the date hereof is one
hundred and-twenty five and 50-100
dollars, (125,50) and no action or pro
ceedings at law or otherwise having
been instituted to collect said mort
gage debt or any part thereof, notice is
hereby given that by leason of default
in the payment of said sum of money,
and by virtue of power of sale in said
mortgage contained, and pursuant to
statute in such ease made and provided,
the said mortgage will be forecloBcd by
a sale ot said mortgaged premises, at
public auction, to the highest cash
bidder, by the Sheriff of said County
of Redwood at the front door of the
Court House in Redwood Falls, said
County of Redwood, on the 12th day of
May A. D, 1877 at ten o'clock A. M.,
to satisfy said amount due on said
Mortgage as aforesaid, and all costs of
sale and disbursement!) by law alllow
ed, and twenty five dollars stipulated in
said mortgage to be paid as Attorney's
fees in case of foreclosure.
M. O.
WM. I Haantorr, lUasli w.
G. A. AUSTIN.
LITTLE.
Mortgagee
Atty. for Mortgagee. Dated Glen
ooe Mtfoh 24*1877.
A y e s
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair to
its natural Vitality and Color.
A dressing
which is at
once agree
able, healthy,
and effectual
for preserv
ing the hair.
Faded or gray
hair is soon
restored to it*
original color, with the gloss and
freshness of youth. Thin hair i9
thiekencd, falling hair checked, and
baldness often, though not always*
curcd by its use. Nothing can re»
store the hair where the follicles arfc
destroyed, or the glands atrophied
and decayed. But such as remain
can be saved for usefulness by this
application. Instead of fouling tho
hair with a pasty sediment, it will
keep it clean and vigorous. Its
occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling off",
and consequently prevent baldness.
Free from those deleterious sub
stances which make some prepara
tions dangerous and injurious to
the hair, the Vigor can only benefit
but not harm it. If wanted merely
for a
HAIR DRESSING,
nothing else can be found so desir*
able. Containing neither oil nor
dye, it does not soil white cam
brie, and yet lasts long on the hair,
giving it a rich glossy lustre and a
grateful perfUme.
PREPARED BY
Dr. J. C. AYER & CO., Lowell, Maw.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists,
som WK ALL DBUOOISTS EVBRYWHOUb
Ayer 's
Sarsaparilla
For Scrofula, and all
scrof nlous diseases ,E ry
fipplas, liose or St. An
thony's Fire, Eruption*
and "Eruptive disease*
cf the skin, Ulcerations
of the Liver, Stomach,
Kidney Lungs, Pilu
les, "Pustules, Boils,
Head, llingivorm, Ulcers, Sores,
Rheumili^ni. Neuralgia, Pain in the
Bones, Side and I lead, Female Weak
ness, Sterility, Leucorrha'a, arising
from interim!" ulceration, and uterine
disease. Syphilitic and Mercurial dis
eases, Dropsy, Dyspepsia, Emacia
tion, (.uiiernl Debility, aud for Puri
fying the Wood.
This Sarsaparilla is acombination of
vegetable alteratives—Stillingia,Man
drake ,Ycllow Dock—with i he Iodides
of l'o!asiiun :ui'l Iron, and is the
most ctlkreious medicine yet known
for the diseases it is intended to cure.
Its ingredients are so skilfully
combined that tlie full alterative
effect of each a.isurod, and while
it is so mild as to be harmless even
to children, it is still so effectual as
to purge out from the system those
impurities and corruptions which
develop into loathsome disease.
The reputation it enjoys is derived
from ils cures, and the confidence
which prominent physicians all over
tho country repose in it proves their
cxp^rieneo of its usefulness.
Certiiicatcs attesting its virtues
have accumulated, and are con
stantly lining received, and as many
of these cases are publicly known,
they furnish convincing evidenec of
the superiority of this Sarsaparilla
over every other alterative medicine.
So generally is its superiority to any
other medicine known that we need
do no more than to assure the public
that tlie best qualities it has ever
possessed are strictly maintained.
PREPARED BY
Dr. i. C. AYER St CO., Lowell, Mass..
PraeHoal and Analytieml Chemists.
SOLD BY ALL DBUOGlSZi BVBR?
L. TRUESDELL,
manufacturer of
A COLLARS.
SEAl.BE llf
WHIPS, CURRY COMBS, FLY
NETS, HORSE BRUSHES,
PISASTERING HAIR,
HARNESS OIL,
Ac,, Ac.
jfarticuUr attention paid to
E A I I N
All orders promptly attended to.
MILL ST., RKDWOOD FALLS
34-iv-l*
DENTISTRY.
Dr. J. CHIRSTY.
BENTAL SURGEON,
AT IBS
REDWOOD HOUSE,
BID
WOOD FALLS
Every Tuesday.
A new and complete set of the most
approved Instruments for tooth-palling
all other dentistry work.
We have
NOTIONS,
Redwood Falls, Minn.
Choice Stock
ceries
LOWER
JUST LISTEN!!!
We must settle our books and
take this opportunity of inform
ing all who have unsettled
accounts with us to call at once
and settle the same.
JAS. MCMILLAN &
Red wood Falls. Minn., January 1st. 1877.
PROCLAMATION
TO THE
E O E
—Of—
Redwood County.
BOW
one of the most attractive stocks of good
ever displayed in this section, consisting of
FAFTLCY and STAPLE
GOOS
of the latest styles and best quality.
5?
co.
TRIMMINGS, £c.
CLOTHING A SPECIALITY.
Hats and Caps,
Boots, Shoes, Over-shoes, Arctic#
Gent's. Furnishing Goods.
CROCKERY & GLASSWARE.
All of which will be sold for cash as low as any one ea»
sell atfd deal fairly.
We hove no LEADING ARTICLES to sell at of
bilow cost and then make it up on articles, customers are
not posted in prices of.
Thanking the public for past faTOrt, We wooM respectfully ask all
who want anything in our line to call andsee our stock of goods and prices,
and satisfy themselves before purchasing elsewhere, and
WE ASSURE THEM
they shall be Liberally and Honestly dealt with.
Stickle & Wiltshire.
CASH STORE.
of Fancy and Staple Gro­
and provisions always on hand*
We wish to imform the public that we are doing a strictly
CASH BUSINESS, take no chances on credit and give om
customers the BENEFIT thereof.
Wo can and will
SELL
than those who do a
Examine our goods and prices and judge for yourselvm
BUTTER and EGGS,
-AND ALL-
taken in Exchange for goods at CASH PRICES.
Respectfully yours,
Bedwood Falls, Minn.
11S
GOODS
CROULEY BROS,
u.