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THE GAZETTE.
LOCAL NEWS.
FATHOMS
AMI ISth. 1878.
IHUBSDAT
—a
OIBccrs of Redwood Couuty.
Jadgeof Probate—S. J, F. RITER.
Clark o Court—W. H. HAWK.
Sheriff—D. B. WHITEMORE.
C#»oner—R.V.HOYT
Attilltor— l.M. VANSCHAACK.
Treasurer—A,TOWER,
Register of Deefs-J. H. BOBIX#©*.
S jr?»yor—TILL TIT.BKTTS,
Attorney—M.E.roVCEl.L.
Ojnr"Commissioner—S. S. STCHttJS.
#3p- totScheo'.s—R. W. HOYT.
Co»ntv Commi»»ionert— F. WHOTCHKIS®, ch'ni
SCH AXDERA, C. PORTER,0. B.
11 RRELI-,II
KELLER.
Masonic—ANTIQUITY LOttfiE No. 91. A. V. k
A. M.—Regular meetings oil the IstnudoJ We*U
ae»dayiIn each month, at 1'« o'clock P. M.
W. F. DICKINSON' Sec'y
OF
HrgBAXDRY.—The RcdwocdCirange
No. 234, meets rcgul&ily on tlie first and third Sat
nrJaj'sof each month at
1 o'clock r. M.
'.V. A. SWISHER,Sec.
Chnrch Directory.
PR«81ITT«RIAS.—Rev, Henry A. Dodge, Pastel
S e i e s e v e y S a a a 1 1 A.m a n a
m.
Sabbath school at 10 o'clock a. m.
UfTHOn'.ST.- Rev.B II. Branson, Pastor .Service
very Sabbath at 10,^ a. m, Sabbath school every
Sabbath, at 2.S p,m.
EPISCOPAL Services onalternatc Svsndaysatll
o'clock A.M. and 7 P.M. Kcv. E. J. Hunter, Rector
c7.Sunday
School at 4 o'clock p. m.
CHRISTIAN.—Elder, A. P. F-tost Paeto scivices
every Lordsday at 10
1j
A. M. and 6 P. M.
Sundav Scliool 1*1 O'Clcck.
REPWOOP FALLS. MINN. JAN 1878.
OFFICE llOl'US:—For delivery of Mail and sale of
stamps, from 7:30 A.M. to 7:30 r.sr.—week days.
On Sundays, from to 1: 1' a.
Money Order and Register Letter Department
open from S:A.m. *o6:r,M.
ROBT. WATSON, P. M.
Sew Uliii & Redwood Stasrc lines.
A DAILT STAJK EACH WAY.]
Redwood Falls and Burus' Station. A stage each
way everyday, connecting with all the trains
Leave Redwood Falls at J.30 .. M.
Redwood Falls 13 Minnesota Falls.via Yellow
UedicineonTuesiayf audFridays and rotnmon
Wednesdaysand Saturdays.
Redwood Fallsand Reaver Falls anJ return
ryTuesday.Thurscn}
iiiicap & North-Western Railway.
Time of departure of Passenger Trains from New
Clm.
Jjeave for Chicagoandthe East 5:45 A,V.
St
Paul weekly Pioneer-Press
—AND TIIE—
REDWOOD GAZETTE.
We will furnish the two papers to new
Subscribers at 9 2.85 per year or,
both papers with eit of the Pioneer
Press maps for 3Q,QOs
Next Sunday l. H..-t:r.
Mr. J. J. Coyle's lanaly have arrived.
They will occupy Mr. Lusk's house.
Larpe stock of wall paper and win
dow curtains, more to arrive this week 0F
at WATSON'S.
Mr. A. G. Welch has purchased Mr
Lnsk's cows and will coutimte to luppb
th* public with milk.
Work has coiaiue need on the vault for
the County records. It will be built at
the Southeast corner of the Court House.
Mr. aud Mrs. Lusk started east on last
Tuesday morning. They will remains
considerable length of time.
Go to o u 1 e y Bros, for your
Flower Pots. A full stock of Yellow
ware, Stone ware and Glass ware just
received*
Bishop Gordon has some new sewing
machines, the "Davis, on hand. The
Davis is hard to get away with.
Mr. Worst sold his taim last Saturday
to Mr. Garner, recently from Ohio, for
$2,400. Mr. Garner also bought most of
the stock.
Ruter & Cuff shipped this week our
hundred barrels of New Process flour t"
New York. It is their second shipment
enst. The first gave entire satisfaction.
It will be seen that Judge Baldwin and
Mr. J. II. Bowers have formed a law part
nership. Mr. Bowers recently came from
Illinois and, during las fahort residence in
our Village, has made a very favciabte iui
rfsiior-.
See the vest Tucket series
at WATSON,«.
The "Silver Wedding" of Mr. and Mrs.
Crump, at the Christian Church last
Thursday eveuiug, was largeljr attende.i
and uasa very pleasant affikiv and
deserved compliment.
Promises kept inspire confidence: and
Dr Bull's Baby Syrup never promised re
l«*if iu the diseases of childhood without
at once effecting it. Hence the popular re
liance upon it. Price 25 cts. a bottle.
New Books at WATSON'S.
Mr. A. M. Cook sold three quarter sect
ions of land to Mr. J. B. Holmes of Dakota
County. We believe the pric« was six
dollars per aere. The purchaser regarded
it as choice wheat land and expects *o
break a large portion of it.
Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup is particularly
teconimended for children. It cures
Coughs, Colds, Croup, Sore Throat and
Whooping Cough. Is pleasant to the taste
aud acts like a charm. Price 25 cents.
A full line of paint brushes at Bail
read priccs at HITCIICOCK'S.
Among those who have •""•"••s i
over this Village and vicinity, this week,'
witb a view to business and settlement we
noticed Messrs Mere Grant, and Hughes of
Wis. Mr.Bunce of Rochester, Mr. Board
man of St. Peter, Mr. Karker of Minneap
olis, Messrs Merchant and Parsons of Dodge
€entre.
We call attention to the notice, in anoth
er column, of lands for Rale by the Winona
& St Peter Railway Company. We can
apeak from personal knowledge of a large
portion of these lands lying in this County
A
LAND SALE.
TA,
S. J. Ruter
Distriet.Clerk.
v
"I
STATii OP MINNESOTA,
LAND OFFICB,
ST. PACT, March 29th. 137
378.
Notice is hereby given that the COM
MISSIONER OF THE STATE LAND OF
FICE WILL OFFER AT PUBLIC SALE,
ALL THE SCHOOL AND INTERNAL
IMPROVEMENT LANDS THAT HAVE
BEEN APPRAISED iu the County of
l&DWOOD
AT
REDWOOD FALLS
ON
Monday Mty 13,1878 aft 10 o'clock a. aa.
Descriptive list of the tracts to be offered,
their appraised value and terms of sale,
will be on file at the Auditor's office in
said county for the information of the pub*
lie.
Fifteen per cent, of the purchase money
and interest at the rate of seven per cent,
on the balance from the day of s:ilo to the
first of June, 1878, will be required tin the
day of sale. On timber lands an amount
equal to the value of the timber will be
required in audition to the fifteen per cent.
After the first payment the balance of
the purchase money iu full or in install
ments is payable at the option of the pur
chaser until twenty years from the date of
sale, on Internal Improvement lands and
thirty years on school lands, provided the
annual interest at the rate of seven per
cent, is paid iu advance on the first of
June of each year. Upon a failure to pay
the interest when due the lands revert to
the s tate without further notice or pro
cess, and will again be sold at public sale,
unless double the amount of interest dut is
previously paid.
O. P. WIIITCOMB,
Commissioner.
Mr. L. C. Nelson, of Mankato has con
cluded to open a harness making establish
ment in Redwood Falls.
The heavy rains of the psst two days
make heavy roads but are just the thing
for the wheat crop, which is looking finely.
Read Criuliy Brother's new "dvertise
ment. They have been increasing their
Mr. Truman Brcughtcn has commenced
the business of painting, paper-hanging
&c. Those wishing anything in that line
will find him a faithful workman.
Several hundred men are at work along
the line of railroad from Sleepy Eye to
Redwood Falls. The heavey rains, during
thepast two dnys, would interfere with
work.
Aoliccof Speeial School Meeting.
Notice is hereby given to the qualified
electors of Independent School District No.
one, County of Redwood aud State of Min
nesota that a special meeting of said District
will be held at the School house iu the
Village of Redwood Falls on Monday the
6th day of May A. 1S7S at 7. O'Clock
P. M. for the following objects": viz: to
vote on a proposition to authorize the Board
Education of said District to purchase a
site for a School house and issue the bonds
of said district in payment then r.
Dated Ajfril 17th 1878
Taxable l^uids Added.
Durhig the pa.-t year the Winona &J3t.
Peter railroad Company has sold 5,457
acres of laud in this Couuty. All but
about 200 acres are in the Towr.ship3 of
North'IIero audJSpriugdale.
Seventy-one setthrs on Government
lands have made final proof on their hoi«'»
teads. including about S,t0D acres About
three fourths of it is in the two southern
tier of Townships This (dds 15,000 acres
to the taxable pr.-petty t-f the C'uui.ty.
FOH SALE.
'CHOICE
MINNESOTA AND DAKOTA,
1JY TIIK
Winona & St. Peter Railroad Cj».
THE WIN^X.A & ST. PETER AIL—
ROAD COMPANY is now .ff.-rin
(.r
.sal-,
at VEUV to-.v prices, its land sjrant lands
ale ia the Iiis» i»l its Railroad in South'rn
Miiiiies-itu and Eastern Dakota, aud wiii
receive in payment therelur, at i:-r, any ol
the Mortsai'e^llonds ot said Cotn]aiiy.
These lauds lie in the great wheat belt
of tlie Northwest, in a climate unsurpassed
tor healthlnln'-ss, and in a country which
is being rapidly settled by a thriving and
industrious people, coinposel to a l»rt e
extent ot farmers, from the Ka.-t'-rn and
the older portions of the ^"orthw.vtern
States.
If. M. IH RCH.VltD, and Agent f.,r
sale of Lands of said (Company, at HAK*
SHALL, LVON COL"NTY MINNESOTA.
GEO. P. GOODWIN,
Land Commissioner.
General Office of Chicago North-West
ern Railway Company, CIIICAOO, 1 LI.
i-'ffT" all Persons v(jiiestin^ inloruia
tiou, bv mail or otherwise, Cireu'ar-i and
Maps will b-r tent free of cost by said Land
Commissioner or said Land A"'-nt.
For Sale.
120 acres of land about five mite* from
Redwood Falls, lias considerable timber.
Can be purchased on easy terms.
Inquite »t this Offiicc
April 18th 1878.
For Sale.
A Sewing Machine, in good order and
a o u a s o o a s n e w W i a e o s o k
or
j0jg
been looking]
nr
Inquire at this Office.
For Sale.
A span of marcs, five years old
sound, good drivers and with foal.
Price, including harm ss, cash, $225.
L. B. NEWTON.
Redwood Falls April 2nd, 1878-
For Sale.
and have no hesitation in saying that they eleven and twelve hundred. Will tak
are No. 1- for either wheat raising or gen-
eral farmiwr. There would be no fflculty
.. I.J. I cash, young stock or a good note for
iu selecting a farm adapted to any kind of
farming that might be preferred. There is, balance.
a fair proportion of plow land and bty NlLS STINSON
laud everywhere. The Compa iy off rs Swedes Forest Minn.
i»j. lauds on terms that are within renrh of
persons of very small .r.eans. For pB*f-'
A span of Mares. Weight between
a ke of Mt(Ie Md ekher
nlars, apply to the Agent «r Coinun.ssiiii.ei' SpeBCeT Copy TJooks, Sp-ncer Per Il ,v Ifi.l Co, with its present prosp'-cts o
,, .. T~ II iir^a,nt otrattori s Ke pittj! development and growth, off rt indnee
L.mbto poles aal lish in
taek'C. AT ROBT. WA
AT ON'S
n u a 5
Lc*t assortment It WATJl/iJlS.: flace else in the northwest.
Hardware.
Sash, Doors, Glass, Paper &c.
Plows and Farming
Implements Generally-
Stoves Iron
TINSHOP:
6LC.
carried on by a
practical tinner, and all work
guaranteed.
Stock of
TM
ware
ALWAYS OM KAMD.
A complete Hardware store
in every particular and low
prices.
R. W. ROCKWELL.
2nd. St. Redwood Falls Mia*.
BEST FARM IN KKDWOOD
COUNTY FOR SALE.
190 acres prairie—130 acre good
timber-stream of running water l0 to
70 ncres broke. Any party wanting
a valuable piece of land, off of
which they can take enough wood or
sell timber lots sufficient to pay tor
the half section can get just such a
place of
ROBT. WATSON.
Redwood Falls Minn
(!9
that the Auditor and Treasurer have no
option, and cannot grant any extension of
time even for one day.
A. Tower County Trtwswer
April 10th 1S78.
LairJ & Dorisrg
Dealers in
Heavy and shelf Hard*
wars.
Stoves. Iron, Tinware, Doors, Sash,
Glass, Building paper, plows, wagons,
and Agricultural impieateats of all
kinds.
Agents for the Buckeye mower,
Ueap-.-r and harvester, Canton sweep
stakes thresher tutd Caatea monitor
farm engines.
Redwood Falls 31 inn.
I V E Y
Stage Line
TO
Burns' Station.
A covered leaves lied
wood Falls every morning and
returns every evening, con
necting with all tnuM at
BLUNS' STATION.
Good livery teams with top
orojien Imggies or easy wag
ons, can be had at any time,
on reasonable terms.
A. E. MCCARTY.
Redwood Falls Minn.
Redwood County.
SoMK or TIIK IsnCCKMKSTS IT orFiiKS T"
I'AllMKKS
A noil unsurpassed is fertility, well wat
ered. plow land and meadiw on almost
every (juarter section.
A line body of timber, about 12,000
acres, stretching along the rutire north
aide ol the County, and groves scattered
all through it.
A railroad running through the sou'lieri
portion of the County and one will br
built through the north aide to the Couuty
•e«t hy July 4lli.
School districts organised and aohool
houses built.
Church organization* aad chnrch build
ings.
Two No, 1. flouring mills and one saw
mill, located at Redwood Falls, the County
Seat.
Magnificent rolling prairies with charm
ing lakes.
Oood society and a remarkably healthy
climate.
Excellent markets for everlhing produc
ed by the farmer.
Farms can be purchased at figures that
are regarded as reasonable even on th«
frontier aud bear no comparison to the
price of land in older Comities where tli»
business and social advantages are no bet
ter. and often inferior.
Low TAXES.—The amount of general tax,
levied in 1877, on an unimproved quarter
section did not exceed five dollars, and th
averac" amount ou improved quarter sec
tloi s was a! ont s-x doll: rs.
i e n s o a e s n o ta lie tuuud an*
I
The black-left, a fatal cattle disease,
is reported in Douglas county.
The Wells (Faribault county) A4
jvoeate fays I ho richest man in the
I town of Keister was the only one who
Shelf and Heavy has applied to the State for seed grain
HARDWARE.
Builder's Material,
Showers or Angle Worms*
Millions of angle worms were dash
ed to the earth by last monday night's
rain. They were to be seen all over
the ground and on the sidewalks.
Where they strurk the walks they
were generally mashed into jelley.
We would like to have an explanation
of this plie nomenon,as it is of frequent
occurence. We remember to have
seen at Caledonia, Huston county, n
few years ago, after a storm the .-ido ol
a building literally covered with these
worms, in a mangled and lifeless con
dition. The general supposi'son is.
that they arc drawn into the clouds by
water-spouts, but we question whether
they inhabit water or are ever seen in
the water The earth is th-ir natural
home, and the only way of finding
them is by digging down where they
live.—[Preston (Filhuore Co.) Re
publican.
FARM MACHINERY.
Bishop Gordon has received ft large
stock of farm machinery.
The "Monitor" breaking & Oh*
plows.
The "Monitor" Seeder.
The "Monitor" Hay Rake.
The "Monitor" Corn Planter.
These machines have no Superior
in the world and few rivals. Especial
attention is invited to the plow. Tliey
possess every good point that can be
asked for in a plow.
Mr. Oordon is also getting ready
for the trade in harvesting machines.
He will have a full Stock of all the
i ottce to Tax Payers "McCormick" machines, including the
Section
of the new tax law contains Self- Binder. Everyone of the Self
On the, [ji„jers that were manufactured were!
the following provisions. Viz
first day of June of each year thf county iji
isold last year and there was not a sin
1 reastirer, shall return to the county Audi-1
stock aud adding some new lines ol goods Tor the soverul tax lists in his liauds, etc.,
And thereupen a penaltv of ten per cent!80''! 'n ^is vicinity to Messrs Daniels
shall immediatly accrue, and thereafter satisfied every body who saw it work
be charged upon all Delinquent taxes.! Mr. Gorden will have a foil Stock ft
And any Auditor who shall make out and ,nd
due ti[ne
deliver any statement of Delinquent taxes
without including such penalty therein,
and any Treasurer who shall receive pay
ment of such tax without including such The t\VO Story store, COlUe*
penalty shall be liable to the county fo'
FOR SALE.
U(1 aU(
the amount of such penalty." It will be
observed by the extract published above jnlltfcsfc DUS1T10S& 1.0C3,tl0n& 111
gj.
rfown.
on0 of the
The adjoining lot Can
also be purchased, desired.
Also a tr. quarter section of
land six miles from the village,
It is a choice farm.
For further information call
on, or address,
EZRA TKUESDELL.
Redwood Falls Minn.
SEEDS! SEEDS! SEEDS!
Great reduction in the
den seeds.
3 five -cent papers for
00 t* tt
12
Mill street next door to J. Jessop.
ht
of tzar
10. cts.
25. els
35. cts.
Seeds Warranted.
STICKLK & WILTSHIRE.
millinery
Mrs. OJAI
will open a Millinery store on 2d
street three di ors from the Post Office
Thanking all for their liberal patron
age, She would respectfully solicit its
continuance. Her stock will be Much
uiore complete than formerly.
LOST
A pocket hook, containing money
and some postrtre stumps. Lost on 11:
road Let wean the Redwood and Reavi-t
I' alls ferry and Sleepy Eye.
?5.00 reward will be paiJ for its re
turn to Be»j. Johnson.
SCHUMACHER
Redwood Fails Minn. April 1st. 1878
Heir Hardware.
A complete Stock of Shelf &
heavy hardware.
A
QF JNITO
Cook Stoves
The finest ever in the market.
Also, a general assortment of farm
ing tools.
Will not be undersold.
('all and see my stock and learn my
prices
W. A. SWISIIER.
John Jcssup.
-DKALERIN-
Staple and Fancy
»ries,
Q-rain aad Provisions,
Redwood Falls
mis PAPira is os rir.r. wim
POWELL &
R*HE8«!AW
XNL, Advorusing Agents,
THIRD & CK-MNUT 5TV ^T- LCTILS. MO.
City Dm Store.
Dobner &
O'Hara.
Propritors.
Fresh goods and Low pr ices.
Physicians Prescriptions Caref ally MI
Scientifically Prepared. ..
—]JY—
J. Iflicl&twark
Second St. ... Redwood Falls,
Will be found at all times, a choice
selection of
MEATS, SAUSAGK, &«,
Cash paid for fat cattle, hog*, and
hides. 179
BUKNS STATION
We call your attention to our!
complete stock of
PINE
LUMBER.
FENCING, SIDING,
FLOORING, DOORS
LATII A SHINGLES,
SASH and Finishing Lumber.
Lumber supplied by the Car
loud lot at wholesale prices^
A. G. Andhrson
WATERS* Orchestrion chimes OlMJAS
the inoMl IM'hiiIitul
Tl I and |H*rfVct
J. lie ODO: KMfiffiJiiBfflMIJi t" toiicrvnr umtlc.
llbns //urelrhralfd
CSANS,
ConrerioMoiH
cli w a line imitation
p//Aclluninii Voic*«
ami two and n liulf
OctaveR belU tu*
ned in perfrrt lior*
uiony wirli Hit recdn,
dc tUfir eili'ct nia^
icnl iV •'Ipolrirvinc,
WATKKVdAK I
ONA, OH( IUTK*
in I'iii|iie
Frenrli ('ait's arc w» eve­
ry rrxprrt FlItsT
WATERS'PIANOS
jniul I iirisiit,
AUETIIK ItKST.MAlM". Tone, Toueli,
Workmanship,A l)ur il.iliiy t'liMir
Warranted for Si\ VK UIS.
PRICKS i.ow/ CIMH.
Mantlily lii!»inlluient»» n-rrin-tl. A l.ilirrul
Ilisrount
H.'rs. .S
A\ ri i).
r"i*7?nt.ilogm
"r1.1
mentH to the trnilt-.tli'iHlralt-il 1
niniletl.Sccon«!"han«l Instmineni# "M: real
Banminq. HOUAr'K U ATlCltS A. MONS,
Manalacturern «"i Uenlers.
4» FAST 1 till STITF.KT, NION
SQUAKE. NEW lOUKi 3WJ.
FOR SALE.
Oak Posts.*
Also, Cord
wood,
by MAKTIX $3 SON'S.
DENTISTRY.
I
Just received a complete stock of pure drug.s
and Chemicals, Patent Medicines, Puints,:
Oils, Brushes, Toilet Articles, Perfumery
&c.
WASHINGTON
MEAT MARKET,
Crouley Bros.
E A E I N
STAPLE and FAPIGY GROCERIES,
CS CS 3ES 3R I
Stono-waro,Glass-waro,"32*ollow*
ware and. Flower Pots,
WOOD AND WILLOW-WARE
Flour and Provisions.
Highest market price paid for all kinds of
Fsik
ELEGANT WOODWORK,
AND RUNS LIKE A TOP.
NO
CAMS, 0 GEARS, NO SPRINGS,
AND NO NOISE.
This BEST Machine
Can be sold at. Hard Times Prtan.
INSIST UPON SEEING IT.
Circulars and Trice-Lists on application to
WEED
S. M.
Co.,
r. a ea Chri sty.
will be at the
Grlcn House.
REDWOOD FALLS,
every Mom Uy.
All kinds of Dentistry work
and warranted.
CHARGES UKA.vONARLK.
LIVERY.
HAKKRA BYINGTON
Redwood Falls Minn.
Good Toama,
Single or Double
Opeu or Top Buggies.
Easy 'W
agons.
To lie h»! at all hours
-AT-
Low Prices-
L. TRUESDELL,
manufacturer of
HARHrESS
SADDLES,
BRIDLES
A COLLARS.
DTATKR IN
WH1 ]', URKY COMBS, FLY
NKT9, HOIWK BRUSHK8,
PT^SiKlllNG 11A IK,
11 AnJKS Oh-,
P.X'-tlKt*H-*r
hHrrttivn I: 1L tv
E A I I N
.irj. r.-
Al!
5- y a e n e o
Mill, Sr.,
o4iv- y
Fsctiuce.
Knf\\"Ot» l?At.I,S
Stcond Street Iicdwood Fulls Muin.
WEED
SEWING MACHINES
NEW MODEL
II
AS—
AUTOMATIC TENSIONS,
Chicago, III.
i i
S -no -o
fS *2 Ha roo a $
ifc an O5S
§3 Pnig
8^
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Redwood Palls, Minn.
JAS. McMILLAJf
DKALER IN
Dry Goods, Notions, Groceries,
Clothing, Hats Caps, Boots A
Shoes Crockery
&c.
PEOCLAMATION
TO TIIK
E O E
-cF-
Redwood County.
ave now one of the most attractive stocks of
ever displayed in this section, consisting ot
FA^JCY and STAPLE
o-o»oiasi«
of tie latest styles and best quality.
HOTJOISS, TIUMMINGS, do.
i
NO A SPECSALITY.
Hats and Caps,
liools, Shoes, Over-shoes, Arclics
JBWMflECT ft IIAMlfI»S»
Gent's. Fiirnisliing Goods.
CIIOCIEUI & GLASSWARE.
A11 of which will be sold fur cash as low as any oae
•jell and deal fairly.
We have no LEADING ARTICLES to sell at ©I
low cost and llicn make it np on articles, customers are
not posted in prices of.
Thar,kin- the public for pasl favors, We wmtld respectfully ask t»
vlu. want anjthinR in our line to call and see our stock of goods aad price*,
nd satisfy themselves before purchasing elsewhere, aai
WE ASSURE THEM
they shall be Liberally and Honestly dealt witli.
Stickle Wiltshire.
J. ESTEY ft COMPAHY,
BRATTLEBORO, VT,
3
The Most Extensive Manufactory of Beed Orgaoi
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