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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-01-22
Vol. 6S.-345S. No. II.

it. want to design for carpets by.and-
by, as for prints that pays so well-a
percentage on the sale"
She stopped short, suddenly conscious Of
bow much she was saying.
have a surprise, also, for you, Mr.
Randall, added stephen Halliburton, quiet
". | hope il, too, will prove agreeable.
The universal testimony Of the mill officials,
as to your efficiency aud trustiness, make
me feel that | ON not showing you a proper
appreciation, and desire to give you some
what more responsible position, with an in
crease Of salary"
The very glory Of heaven seemed to be
opening a way to John Randall out of all
his trouble.
| am too happy, Mr.. Halliburton, to talk
much" he said in his straightforward way.
81 have been depressed lately-the sudden
removal Of all causes for low spirits"
He stopped short. Two big tears rolled
down his checks. Stephen Halliburton
alone perceived what Georgy never suspect
ed, that her secret had made her husband
jealous. lie grasped Johns hand.
My dear fellow, it's too bad feared
it little once or twice. OF course | could
not hint it to Mrs. Randall"
"What, John2 What, Mr.. Halliburton 2"
Nothing, Georgy, that you will ever
know"
They woro alone together by.and-by, with
their new-f1und happiness. Perhaps Georgy
was equally relieved that there was no more
need for mystifcaton.
"What ever made you think Of it,
Gcorgy her husband asked.
"Why, John, it was that day about the
gloves. | set myself considering why you
should have all the toll, and all the in
dulgence. pondered how | could make
or save something"
1 am happier than ever thought l
could be again, dear"
"Do you know, | have faucied you we're
unhappy lately, John, because you thought
| was longing for things you could not give
me | could hardly wait for tonight to
come, to tell you all"
my darling"
And be folded his arms about her, with
his face on her shoulder; and in the bright
ness and silence Of the room, with its odor
of flowers and glow Of leaves, they felt
their way through the coming future, safe,
confident, out Of the reach Of any bitter
trouble, since they loved and trusted one
another.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-01-22
A Touch of Life.

A few nights since, the passengers in
crowded street car were startled by the soft
cooling Of a couple in one corner. A blue
veil hid the ladys face, and the gentle
mans hand was playing neryously with its
folds.
"You love me, thcu?p they heard him
say.
The rapid reply was in tone less loud,
but its accents was as tender as heart could
wish.
" | have loved you so long" the swain
continued "and have been afraid to in-
dulge the sweet hopes that are now resoly-
ing themselves into certainty"
+" Was you afraid of pa?'
No-but you"
"Why should you be afraid of met"
Because it seemed impossible that you
should love me-"
Why?"
Il am homely; my face is not hand
some | have nothing that attracts the love
Of woman
=" But you are rich" the lady archly re-
piled.
"Passably SO, but not very"
The conversation had by this time grown
absorbingly interesting, and every ear was
listening in the crowded car.
"Would you marry me if was poor2"
"liow eau you ask-am so merce-
nary?"
There was momentary silence, and
then the whispered conversation was
resumed with mutual confession. In
plain words both acknowledged re-
semblanee to Jobs turkey--neither had
a cent. They would commence their
married life very much as they began
the word-with nothing. The mutu-
al confession was evidently damper on
their enthusiasm. They were silent. The
lady cast furitive glances at the swain, apd
at last murmured audibly--
I'm too young to marry"
The tone was disappointed. 1t had .
hesitating accent about it that meant more
than the language. But the answer came
heartily, bluff, and to the point--
$50 am l."
"We'ge both been mistaken"
And SO they had. They loft the car
quietly. The question of marriage was
thoroughly understood. There was to be
no wedding"
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miscellaneous.
THE Old, OLD HOME.

THE Old, OLD HOME.
When long for sainted memorics,
Gikoangol troops they come,
IT Toll my arms 10 ponder
On The old. old home.
The heart has many passagca
Through which the feelings roam,
Dut iu middle aisle ls saored
To ihe thoughts Of old, old home
Whore Infancy was sheltered
Like rOse.buds from the blast,
Nhem girlhoOd's brief clysium
In ioyousncss was passed
To that sweet spot forever,
As to some hallOwed dome,
Llie's pilgrim bends her vision
'fls her old, old home.
father at, how proudly,
By that old heaftstonO's rays,
Aud told his children stories
Of bic carly manhO0d's days
And one soft eye was bcamlng,
From child to child 'twOuld roam,
Thus % mother counts her treasures
In the Old, old home.
The birthday gifts and festivals,
The blended vespef hymn
Csnme dear one who was swelling IL
J. with the Seraphim1
The fond good-uiuht az bedtime,
How quiet sleep would come,
And fold us all together
ln the Old, old home.
Like a wreath of scented flowers
Close intertwned each heart
But ume aud change In concert
llsvo blown the wreath apart,
But dear and saiutod memories
Like angels ever come,
II fold my arms and ponder
On the old, old home.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-01-22
The Home Circle.
HOME AND FRIENDS.


o, theresa power to make each hour
As sweet as heaven designed 10
Nor need we roam 10 bring it home,
Though few there ho that fad H.
We 500 TOO high Tor things close by,
And lose what ihturo found usi
For life hath here no friends 20 dear
AZ home and friends around us.
We on destroy the present Joy
FOr future hopcs--and praise them.
While flowers a. sweet bloom at our ioct,
II we'd but stuop 30 raise them,
F0r things niur stlll swcetcr are,
sNhou youths bright spoil hath bound usi
Bnt soon wore taught that earth hath naught
Like home and friends around u.s.
The friend that speed in times Of need,
When hopes last reed is shaken,
Do show us -tlil that come what VIII,
We are not quito flr-tken.
Though all were of lht. 10 but The light
ium frIeu1fn'p's altar crowned us,
'TwOuId prove tiU hllss lf earth was this
our home aud friends around us.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-01-22
For The 4gnung.
THERE WAS A LITTLE BoY


There was little hoy, With two little eyes,
And he had little head that was just the proper
size,
And two little arms and two little hands
On two little legs this little boy hc stands
Now this little boy would now and then be cross,
Because that he could only be the very thing he wae
he wanted TO be this and then he wanted 70 be that
Ills head was full Of wishes underneath his little
hat
" wish was drummer to beat kettle drum
! wish was giant to say fee.iO-h iaw fun
| wish was a captain 10 20 sailing in a ship
| wish was a hackman to crack nice new whip.
! wish Twas a horse TO go sixty miles an hour
wish was the man that lives up In the lighthouse
tower
I wish was a sea-gull with two long wlngsi
! Wish was a traveller to ali sorts Of things.
I wish was a carpenter; wish was n lord
! wish was soldier with pistol and a sword;
wish was the man that goes up high In q balloon
l Wishi wish, wish, could be something else, and
soon n
But all the wishing In the world Is not bt u usei
Ihat lttle boy this very day he stands 10 his own
shoes
Thatlle boy is still but little Master whatdo-you-
call,
Asmueh as If that little boy had never wished at all
lie eats bread and butter and he likes II very much
lie grubs about, and bumps his head, and bowls his
hoop, and such
Aad HI. father and hi. mother they say "ThanE the
gracios powers"
Those wishes cannot wis, away that little boy Of
ounW
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ESTABLISHED 1860.


20 BROADWAY n. Y.
GOLD, STOCKS AND BONDS BOUGHT AND
SOLD ON COMMISSION.
RerraeSoss.-Jay Cosko Co., Now York Ne
ohancs' Bank Association or any old Banking House
or Commercial Agency In New York.
n. B.-ramphlot on "WALL STREET AND ITS
OPERATIONS" furnished free on application. 2072
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-01-22
CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED
SCHENCK's PULMONIC SYRUP,
SCifNtk's SEAWEED TONIC,
AIIlTNTkf4 MANnU AXE pIIIg

Are the only medicines that viii cure Pulmonary
Consumption
Sometimes medicines that will stop a cough will
0nou occasion the death Of the patient II locks up
the hycr stops The circulation Of the blood hemor.
fha.e 0loWs aud, 10 fact clOggng the action Of tho
very organs thHt caused the cough.
Livtr complaint and dyspepsia are the causes Of
two.thirds ol the cases Of consumption. Many are
nov complaining with dull pain In the side, the bow
els sometimes c0sive and sometimes boo loose tongue
coated pnin n the shoulder blade, feeling sometimes
very rosts and nt other times drOwsy the food that
is taken lies heavily on the stomach, accompanied
with ncdify sud hclching ofwlnd. These symptoms
stomach or torpid liver. Persons 90 affected, II they
eases ho suddenly stopped the lungs liver and stom-
nch clog. and remain torpid and inactive aud before
the patient s aware of his situation, the lungs are a
mass 1f urs, and liberated, aud death j. the nevita
hlo result
sehancHs pulmonio syrup ls an expociornnt which
does mot contain any opium, nor anything calculated
90 g. eek cough suddenly.
sehuuck's Senwced Tonic dissoyes the food mi xes
tb hc gastric juice Of the stomach, dgesta easil
lsea the ~ stem, and creates healthy circula-
on of the blood. When the bowels cOstive, skin
snlow and the patient is Of bilious habit, Schencks
Mandrake pills are required.
These medicines are prepared and sold BY DR.. J.
N. 81 UENCk son. Northeast corner of 81 xth and
Arch Streets Ia ladepha, Penn and tor sale by
GEO O.. GOODWIN CO. 49, Hanover Street, Boston,
and JOHN p nENRY, College Place, Nov York,
Wholesale gents
For nloly Druggists generally. 55-u
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PURCHASERS OF SAW MILLS

are notified that we havo commenced suits in the
the U. s. Circuit Courts against COLI, BuGBEE &
Co., Lebanon N. H., LUKE BuzzELL, st. Johns
bury, Vt, and F. G. CANDsE Co., New York,
selling agents Of Delknap, Ely Co, Northheld,
VII for infriugments Of patents granted Dennis
Laae for improvements in Circular Saw Mills.
The public is cautioned against buying Mills OF
Set Works manufactured and sold by the above
named parties, or any other, In violation Of our
rights as we shall prosecute infingers to the full
extent Of the law, and hold purchasers Of nfring.
Ing Mills or Set Works responsible for the use Of
the same.
Our patents cover improvements in head blocks
generally, setting devices, doggng devices, Ia.
porng Devices and irctonal set works
Descriptive pamphlets sent TO any address, and
copies Of Lanes patents furnished upon request
LANE, PlTKIN 4 BROCK,
53-f Montpelier, Vermont
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-01-22
4 r rur FARMERS & MECHANICS


Wl he 0lnd The lnrgesi and best assortment Of For
s-n nnd American Trusscs and Supporters, ever
o.. red .a 'hc country. -
Montpelier NoY. 20, l-7l. ditwl9-C2
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-01-22

The wealth of soul is measured by
how much it can tell its poverty by how
little,--Alg~.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-01-22

For coughs colds hoaeeness and all diseases Of the
throa, and iunes,-Wccks Magic Compound. It rc-
lcvcs end cures with astonishing rupidity and GER
taintS. It truly works like Maggie sold by drug
gists 5965
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uEMENWAY'S HISTORICAL
GAZETTEER OF VERMONT.

Tho second volume Of the above work Is now ready
and may hs bad of the sunscrbers, 10 paper covers
or bound To- any style which may he required Also
The trst volume any part thereof can be furnished
and suhgrpt ptous viii be received for the entire work
Alsl parties having the first volume in numbers and
wlshInZ them hound, can have II done by the
CLAHENONr MANUFACTURING CO.,
T9u Claremont, n. II.
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iloW ADVERTISEMENTS.

DROBATE COURTS.-Until further
notice The Probate Courts for Washington Dis
trct will he held of the office In Montpelier, on
TrrsnAY of oach week All letters business con
negfed with the office should be addressed 10 the
dcrsirncd az Montpelier.
HARVEY TlLDEN, Judg,.
December 1870 att
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-01-22
COLDIERs AND SAILORS,

r. ~ ! ! " y 3
The New England Military and Naval Bureau Of
Mgwton. having successfully established n New
England Colony at Detroit Lake, MINI, have made
arrangements 90 locate 80 ders' claims, under the
uru Jaw. giving them six months after location be-
fore settl ~. Send for circular, aud copy Of law.
Address JAMES VI. JOHNSTON, Secretary
fLfl ? o. Box l457 Boston, Mass
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UNIVERSITY.

MILITARY COLLEGE, founded in 1894. Has
a complete College Curriculum, with Preparatory
Department attached.
For information address
PaoP. CHARLES DOLE,
Northheld, Vt.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-27
SUMMONS,
I'm THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIT.

n ~ i
Il Second Judicial District of the State of Ne
KEMP, pisintif VS.. JOIN KEMP, defendant.
Action brought in the District Court Of the Sec
end Judicial District Of the State Of Nevada. n
and for the County Of Ormsty, ard the GEM
plant FLEE in said COUNTY Of oTlnsny, i'll the .tiiVe
Ct tie Clerk Of said Dis;Tic. Court.
The State of Nevada so:1ds greeting 10 JOHN
KI Mp. defendant.
You are Lereby required 70 aGpcs- II az action
brought against yOU by the above named plaintiff
in TIE District Court Cf tie Second Judicial Dis
trict Of tie State CT Nevada. in and for til,
County OF or,Esly, and TO answer the complain!
.iled therein, on or before the FIST .fcndEy n
Nove1-b er, A. d. 1873.
The said action IS brought 10 obtain decree
Of divorce f-en tic bends Of mat .mony here
tofCrc ana nov existing between you and saii
plaintiff; ard decree tia; plaintiff have tie
guardianship, education, care and control Of
EI4IZA ANNA htAIP, Hgcd three years, the
daughter of yourself and her. Said plaintiff
alleges that you deserted her. wIIfulIy. 1slcre
than TWO years since; and that ycTI have failed.
for more shan two years, 10 support her or said
child: all Of which I4C-e fully Al ,ta-s frlIn itr
complaint file in said Court.
And you are hereby notified that II you fail 20
appear ana answer the said complaint ss above
required, tie said plaintiff viii apply TO said
Court for Tho relief prayed for ii her complaint.
Given Ul.tls lay hand, and the seal
. EfSs Of the District Court Of the Second
60 Judicial District Of the Stetc Of Nevs-
ia. III and for the County Of Ornsby. this 9Th
day Of August, in the year Of oar Lord cLs
Thousand eight Hardrctl and sGvcnty-thrCc.
T. J. LDWAkpS, CLERK.
TI:0ciAs WILLS, Plaintiff = Attorney.
se2ly5w
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ShER.EF'S SALE.
E.Y VIRTUE OF 4 DECREE AND

EeY VIRTUE OF 4 DECREE AND
ID order If sale issued out of, and under the
seal OF the Hen Second Judicial DIstrIct Court
III snd for the County q cImshy and State OF
Nevada On judgment rtt therein IN favor
of WILLIAM SHARON and against Z. ID.
SWEENEY, THOMAS ROCHE JOHN & BJ ca
LEY. PETER ROCHE, PATRICK ROCHE,
NICHOLAS ROCHE and JOSEPH SHAfER, on
the third DAY Cf September. 4. D. leiS, for the
sum OF Nine 7 thousand One Hundred and TNcI4-
ty-eight tS2.i-Sj dollars, with interest on siA
Thousand $500 dollars from Sept. IL her third.
A. D. 1873 until paid, at the rate of two ~ per
cent. per month il gold coin of the United
States till paid. together with The costs Of suit
taxed at TWO Hundred and Nircty-nire I5-lUo
$3.50 .eD dollars With accruing cest, amounting
to 81 Is, and all costs tina; may hereafter accrue
all in gold coin CT the tnitet: States and to me
directed commanding NE 10 SELL according TO
law the said real estate. hereafter described. to
satisfy the ssid judgment. costs and accruing
costs: and il pursuance thereof l have levied
upon and will expose at public sale te the high
est and best bidder st the Court House door,
in The Town Of Carson City, county and State
aforesaid, on
Monday, the 9th day OF October, AID. 1873
b4twsen tie hours Of Q 4. u. and P. Al, to
wit: At one O'Clock ?. n, to satisfy the said
Judgment, interest. costs and accruinS costs
aforesaid all tie right title, interest and claim
the debtors have or had st the time said IIde-
meLt was rendered or at any time thereafter O,
in and to the following described real property.
to wit: Those certain tracts, pieces and par
cells Of land situate. lying and being in the
County of Ormsby, Stste of Nevada. described
according 20 the public surveys of the United
States as follows. to wit: Tie southwest quar-
ter Of Sectiontwenty Eight. the southeast quar-
ter of Section twenty -nine, End the northeast
quarter of the northeast quarter ef Section
.Eirty-one ,3U. all being in Township fifteen
(IaJ north OF Range nineteen ti9l east, Monte
Diabio base and meridian, together with saw
MILL house and buildings on the forty tsel
acre tract last described known as Swift's St:-
ton ard Mill, together with all and singular.
the tsne nents, her,ditaments and appurtenanccs
belonging TO the said lands or any part Thereof,
or in any wise aIpertainirs thereto.
s. T. SWIFT,
Sheriff.
Carson, Sc. TENDER 18th, \. D. 1873.
sel4-lw3w
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS

OFFICE CT THE COUNTY ASSESSOR,
CRNsBY COUNTY, EEyAnA, !
CARSON CITY, June Sd, 1n.3.
4 Ii. PERSONS LIABLE TO PAY
IA State ard County Taxes, for the year
1875. are hereby notified that Tie ANIMAL POLL
tax of four dollars, fer tie Of the State and
County due frem each male resident Of this
State over twsnty-one and under sixty years OF
age IS NOW DUE AND PAYABLE to ttf
County Asse ssor or lis Deputy, HaI all cy
pectoi to pay said tax. when called upon. Anc
also that the taxes or tie personal property,f
persons who do not own real estate within tho
County of sufficient value TO secure The taxes On
both their real and personal property, are due
and payable when the sane is assessed.
The laws provided fer the collection OF the
above mentioned taxes will be strictly enforced.
j. 7. WINNIE,
County Assessor.
e. Office in the County EuiliinG. je3-d
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cSE CHANCE II fIEsS THAN TEN FOR
FORTUNE TOI. FIVE DOLlAlsS-
rrur,,tis ~ the ssh. of tickets st the Eastern
aeaIIciss will remain On deposit with WELLS.
FARGO = CO. Bankers. 81 Broadway. Now
Tu-s. until a:.sr the distribution and payment
=f gifts.
TICKETS -. HALF TICKETS Sc so
For sale - Geo + Brownies. so Erosdway;
HART x Lev IIsI Broadway: VsEdeyCe-s,
--- Court AMI Fulton strt,ts, brooklyn. = "
Shear. -, Fulton s:Ttt:.
4 BROWN. Agent.
- Era=,,Vvay and TN.-'lsrigls Court. 10 N r
Mail - u sI.i applications for ss,icc.ts II
n ether CITIES 70 b. at.slrrSsed to
O. AiENANrEE K c.
Zas;rrn Managers, ios;Cf-.zs Box No. 50. SeTs
Yort-
WELLS, FARGO IL CO.. Bankers, ar.
mia City. Nevada
Tickets - Coupons drawing Gifts can lie col
-ected through Banking Houses. o. Nei,S, Fargo
Z COS LIpress.
All communications connected with the Con
etrf. ami sl cTisrs fer Tickets, ard applications
- Agents 10 sill II cksis should b. Giiir ssea to
d. L. BLANCHARD. Manager.
Virginia G..y, Nevada
JOHN . JERSEY. g. NJ, Csr=,n City
auI-;d
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1873-07-17
A Match Game.

There will he match game Of base ball
played at this place on Saturday the 10Th
inst, between the Harvester Club of the
Town Of Flora, Renville county, and the
Clippers of Redwood Falls. The Harvest
er's have the reputation Of being lively
lot Of players ana our boys will have to
look sharp and handle themselves nimbly
to come out creditably. We anticipate
witnessing good game. 1t will commence
at 2 o'clock and We would advise all who
wish to see it to he on hand ut that time.
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Attention.

Listen to what Bishop Gordon has to Of
fer to farmers.
The "Advance Mccormick of 1873 is of
fered on trial, through the entire harvest,
with any other combined machine, to any
responsible farmer who will purchase the
machine he prefers after harvest. All Mr..
Gordon wants is to have his machines tried
and he will take the risk of what follows.
He has been having some trials of merits
with other machines and the Advance cal
ways" came out ''in Advance" Remem-
Der the Offer
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1873-07-17

Hundreds of thousands of cans Of
green corn are annually packed in
Maine, and sent West to be sold and
consumed, which could be just as well
put up here as at the East. Canned
tomatoes, berries, fruits, &C., which
are bought At high prices and in i'm
mense quantities by the Western PEG.
pie, are packed in Baltimore and other
Eastern cities. The wonder has long
been why this important industry was
not transferred to the West, where i,
naturally belongs, and where it could
be prosecuted with great advantage.
It appears that the process Of canning
is covered BY letters patent, and that
the business has 90 far been = close
N nopoly. A company in Portland,
Maine, claims the exclusive ownership
Of the patent, which originally covered
corn alone, but which i. attempted to
be extended to Ill vegetables and fruits
In the attempt Of this company to en-.
force and perpetuats ito monopoly, two
cases have been heard in the courts
one in Maine, and one massachusetts
In the Maine case Judge Clifford moi
only decided that the patents held By
the Maine packers we're valid, but, 40
cording to the Newspaper reports, vol
antsered the extra judicial opinion
that m rnf1 norn Nan h. naNkeA -
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LOST.

A pair ofspcctacles with steel frames
in black leather case. Lost between
Cooks dam and Dickenson's corner.
Any one finding will please leave them
at Randalls Drug Store or Cooks mill.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1873-07-17

1t Is estimated that Minnesota will
produce forty million bushels Of whe 1t
and judging from reports from the 9th.
or States the crop will b far below
the average, insuring the farmers 81
per bushel 1t the least. We think
the estimate Is little too high. But
think Of forty millions Of dollars pour.
ing into this State next fall and winter
for the wheat crop alone. We can af
ford to SILVER : little next January il
this I'll comes true, and it can't be far
out q Tie wsy.-Faribault Democrat
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1873-07-17

There is considerable amount of grain
being hauled from this vicinity to Sleepy
Eye Station for shipment. Sleepy-Eye IL
not quite as far as New Ulm, but it is just
twenty seven miles too far for Redwood
folks to haul their marketing and goods.
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See notice Of money to loan in large OF
small quantities and at reasonable rates by
f. J. Hodgson at Till Tibbetts Office. Mr..
Hodgson is prominent and reliable business
man from Red Wing and We hope he will
fully satisfy the demand Of the people in
this section of the country,
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1873-07-17

St. Paul people have finally raised
the necessary. amount, $4,000, to ..
cure tie location Of Hamline Universi.
y 10 that city. II Ya Methods: In
stitut;on.