The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-06-01

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y sFsosssA ,Tasys. = e b. rasbs.@se. Asse
aboutsre hsokins apsthsss edeliats. ash b,
the hundred just now. W. have not trie,
our luck this season, But propose 70 eiv,
them 4 turn before We etaks~ours departur,
from this neutrality-suspicious.
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4sssRs, G, N. Grove 4 Bro, are about t,
remove their steam feather renovator to Con
tral Point. They have renovated enc hun
dred and thirty five beds since tie.y hav,
been in Red Wing. and their work gives en-
tire satisfaction. If the inhabinants of Cen.
tral Point would rest we'll, let them "take "
their beds' and call on the above named gen
tlemen. Feathers renovated by this method
are made clean, sweet and buoyant, witheu
injury, and will rotain thoir elasticity . lon,
tims.-I1.
Sss11ScsD.-Falvy, the person who ha,
been confined for long time in tho county
Jail, awaiting his trial on = charge Of house
breaking, WAS convicted, at tn. last term o.
the district Court Of breaking into Mr.. Clau
sens store, and sentenced to two years and
twenty days imprisonment in the State Pri.
on At Stillwater-I6.
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A FACT woRsa Kssw1Ne.-All grossrs
are compelled to soil tho staple articles Of
heavy goods, whether they make . larxs
profit or not. but in al shelf goods and
many articles Of which tho purchaser il not
q judge, they sell these upon wich they can
make the most profit. In this way worth
less Salcratas 10 sold, and no other. The
grocer who intends to sell the best goods
and rsly upon fair profit, will always keep
Dc Land & Co.'s Chemical Sslsratus, and
thousands Of dealers will sell no other.
PsHsoxAL.-We find in the Phi'adslphia
NORTH american tn, following item in tho
report Of the proceedings Of tho Meth edist
General Conference
The church yesterday morning was more
than filled when Rev. hlr. Brooks, Of Mime.
sofa, begun tho exercises Of the day by off,
sring prayer. It was 4 solemn tilns,, and
~ the entire Conference assumed tho usual
attitude Of prayer, the rustic Of = handker-
chief would OF broken the stiffness that
rested upon tho sssemblags.
Mr.. Brooks, Of Minnesota is Z 1smarka
bio man. His address to Tho Throne af
Grace carried with it, upon the arms af
love and faith, even tho least attentive
among the listeners.
Dr.. Brooks is "Prssiding E1dsr'' Of this
District. vaad resides in st. P.ul.--Prs,.
'.lIonor to Whom Fl suor IL D.sn
Editors Of tho st. Paul Press.
see Mr. Editor, in this mornings Pross,
in An extract from the Phiadel phia North
american, = very complimentary notice Of
"Rev. Mr. B rocks, Of Mirnesota," WI I'm
you, through mistake, con:cund v,,,, nv.
salt, Ths compliment is WI meri.ed, but
il be'onssto .nother, ks:en,}, bus wi,hl whom
am not Permitted 70 claim kindred. 1t Is
Kew, sbsx Crooks, a. N. President Of
Hanl'-e UniversitX.' at Red Wing. Both
V:Hsgsand President ought to be mush
better known, and hope you will dnd Il
oon venisnt to attend the commence M Mt
sxcersisos next month. A Baccalaureste.
sermon will bs ds:livsred by Prem lsnt
Brooks June / 1th. examinations on the IL
and 18th, and graduating sxserisss on W 3D.
nesday, the 18th. =
T - - CYRUS BROOKS. Of 81. Psul.
". PAUL. Nay 26, 1884. ....,4 49,.
Notice i. hereby given that the annua
meeting Of tho aoodhus county. Bible s.
|city will be held en- SatuRd.yAths 25th LdaI
Of June, At s~s'slosk p. n. in the Pr,sbyt..
ri.n Church At R.a Wing. ,"a"''.."t =
The following persons who were elected
local agents At The last annual meeting, are
respectfully requested to opressnt their 70.
ports It this meeting. ,'s,'s =. -
Red WinE-Nrs: N. B. Lewis, Ms. B:
Smith, Mrs.: W. H. Wellington, Mrs.
Bunch, Mrs. c: J. F. Smith, Mrs. Baeku.
Wacota-Mrs. Post.
ksnyon-lr. Thes. R. Brill. :. p. =
Frontsaae NeLsan. s.,...>,
Florsnes Towaship-Mu, J. b. Smith
Florsnss Villass-Mrs. Cone. -, ~
canuen Fslls Sherman Ra's, Ars. j. n
Williams. ~22.3J @ui3L{tT E.: 49,.
Hay Cr..k--A.reus Egglsslss.
doodhus-Aiss Minnie g. Smith.
burnside-Hu. Cynthia cst.sz.
Zunbrota-T. P. Ksllstt, Nh. Chss