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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-07-21
gOof Gountu Bombs 100 unb SntereiIen
Gcnrie RON @iismbohns unb anoern MftieN :
@ ArftsY e.
@btcago, II. Sult 1874.
Bro0none.

WC y WttIlIteIUlu W
tras paren in gutter yiadfrage nno Breile
iebr felt uno lit einigen SGuen Csc b0ber.
Meitlt6e Sorten Hau Mllo unDeranOert
Al $5-5.373. 8ertauft tpurben: Spring
grtras-l5O0 SAB prtD.; 100 SAB unbes
narnt S.. SO SAB Wtinneiota $I.l6; 100
Sab Yatent S.. -
fefter gu $11.50-11.75 3
Come.
@ei3en-aiemli9 tbdtis uno &c b0ber
ais ge1term; rur W~tnterDel3cn ipar hau
nl1o blieben 8reiIe itetig. yto. Spring
bra6te 81 .134-1.144 baar, $l.l34-l4f
fir Suli unb $1.O84-1.O93 fir Nugult.
Jto. l Spring $1.l6; SEQ. 3 Spg. $l.0S;
Nusl0ub DO 993c; 9to. 2 g~tortDmeIter1
$l.lS; Jto. 3 Winter $l.0S. OtO. l
y~tortbtpeltern nontnea $l.2O.
&orn- Sieinlt6 tbdtig unb feitcr;
go. 2 bra6te 638-62ac baar, 62s-624c
fit Suit, 615-624c fur Nuguft nno 55c
oos SSa1r. Start genti1hteS Torn 624-
torn ipurDe nt9ts 9etban.
SAFER. Ser Wiartt mar beute fin,
oa Die 2lngebote ben 8eoarf tpett lbers
itiesen, uno Yreiie fielen UNI &c. SEQ. 2
bra0te 5l-5l3c baar, $50 fir Suit,
354-36c fir Au8uit, 343-345 fir Sepz
tember ullD 334-34 fiir Das SdDr.
Hoggen.-Oer Wtartt mar ltettg unb
Bic Nabfrage benz Nagcbot entlpre1eno.
SEQ. 2 brad)te CSC I'M Store unD Yrobe>
partieu bon altern a. b. BaDu $I.O2-
LOS.
@erfte.- Die bentige 3ufuDr mar
3iernlid itarf, aber BON 10 gertn8er Quaz
litGt, DaB 9ar fetu Seyebr oafiir lit. Sir
1pGtere &~ieferung 6erri6te oa8egen 3tems
ll1e Jta6frage uno bra1te Jto. tIr
september $l-l.l0.
SGmereten.- StntotbnIamen mar
III aiemli6er OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES uno
b66er au S.. 9O-3.1O baar urD $3.50
800 fir Nuault. Glee nDntiuen gu 1925
S. 80. ungarilher 0rasla9nlen nno
6irle 4O-45c.
8 prt IT'LL aber itettg SIT 95c.
Yrobiionen. = unlaB gertt9.
MeBport bradte $40 6aar, uno 1890
$40 fir Nn9ult.
S0ma[3 : tbdtig uno nointnen gu
$l1. 35-Il.373 baar pber fir Suit uno
Muouit. Sommeridmal3 IT'LL gu $l0.75.
SiB gepOtelte S3latsn = telt gu lOs
-l2c.
Wteats = fiji, iebod fet; furse &ipz
ben 94c, S9ulter1 7c ulo 94c fur tur3e
quite Wtittelltlde.
8esfsS1inten $23. 50-24.
Sett-54-S4c.
Ialg 65-74c. ,x
NDorn>3mder- Na6frage Iei9t
au l4-l7e % YfO- fir neuen.
"@Be1eufOrM-ipar felt ul1o lit 5iertz
lider yta6irage au 44-9e fir gerll1Ses
bis N%uspabl.
Bcereu.- Ser Martt mar etipas
better, Da bic 3ufnbren etlpaS na6gelals
len baben. Srombeeren, perpadt 1T "a
Guortz@ales, $3.50; 9eioelbeeren s.
3 d Nu.; III l6 Quart Sales Derpadte
1dpGr,e 9intbeeren ~ uno $3.50 fir
8ntter.-Oer Wfarft mar fin aber
felt. MusgetDGblte uno SaitcD Dairy
bradten 24-2Sc, siemli6e DiS quite lS-
| &c. orDinGre bis WtittellOrtem l5-l7c.
Ger. Set su lac, uuO iueult garanz
tirt l5c y Dubeno.
Tepern- WbolelaLe fir ~lebenoige
@anieteoern su 7O-75c.
@efII9el.- 3tsmliGer SorratG
uuo itettge 4retle. Nlte 0nDner rat'
oirten All $3.50, nnb Sriibiabrsbubnel
an So. $3.50 SurfeDs &c Z ID.
@eD6rr1e UrI6te-itetig ul1o felt.
grnn1beerena All lac. halbe Bftrlt6e al ~.
6nn1g-Yrima Meftern Comb 20
SOC.
6npf en--rnbie sn 35-40c fir orbi:
uGre bis ausgepGblte Weitern.
&artoffeIu. gteue Gartoffelr
| briuoen lie na4 QMalttGt SIS @ SAB,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-07-21

W"FVF~ I0FDtt an NDttIt UtWEIItI 70 UHpVFe"
fosenannten 9etlntittel felt Seiteben ber &elt. eertts
fcate BON bemertensmertben Guren limb bel jeber Tlaldt
nnb ruerben gratis gu SeOsrnont seIatft. Us stbt telHe
S4merSsn, pslde oities 9intnents ni4t flint. tetr Ses
idwilit melheS es niGt pertilst uber ~eabmbeit Delde es
ni3t enrirt. Dies lit piet seiust, aber es tit pabr.
Feine 5amttie ober Sofsgeiiser fann obne eentoHr
9iniments ktn. @bite @rupper lit fit 5arailisisez
braud, ber geuop @rapper iir 9biere. &reis so Cts;
srobe 6toiden 81. s. 3. &cie & Co., SO SrouOs
map, Nep gort.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-07-21
arau ooetorim g6oene aus Berlin,

iebt ruobn6aft SO. 326 g9eTt U1abtion Ctr, beiIt srlnbs
Srantbeiten; tluterleibsz, Sppbilisz, BeibfluBs, 6nrns.
@ei8te6tsz, 2~uneenz, Srnft> lnb UtasenIetben; 8Iei4a
iudt, Gelbiubt, Nerpenz Hnb @e6ielfieber, Brdune,
Nusidlossz unb au9entrantbeiter S9merb6rioteit
@idt nn6 8beumotismus II. |. no, ietbit bic idweriteR
unb perultetiten sane, aud brisHi9. Spre&ftunbtm BON
ell unb 2-5 Ibr.
SOnntaa, ben 26. SuIi, bin i'd gu ipreder fur tronte
in Dtotena BEL Serrn Bibelnt Sdtob, seseHiber benz
Depot. Ntonto9, ben ~. SuIi, in eoliet Bel Srn. Gass
per SnOrssr, S~eiieriOn Str, No. IL. q. Q. In. IA
Gage. 1wS
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-07-21
@crmctSet Die 0efahr.

9aBt teinen Sein6 in Guren Mnn6,
ber Sud @uere 3Gbne itieblt. germei=
bet i6aobafte 3Gbne. 8erlaBt @u9 auf
bas S%oaooont. gi9t5 fam retner fein
ober it9erer Die 3dbne Dor Srant6eiten
betpabren. Nad iebesmaIisem 8iiriten
slGnsen fie tpie Berlen unb baS 3abr=
fletiG befOmmt cine roiise &Ot6e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-07-21
Gbt6ertna &tanoS.

0k beIiebteu Suitrumeute felt 81 Sab
reIl. Yreiie $500 bis $4,000, 500 baar,
$50 monntli9. Sebes Yiano entbdLt bic
neue 8erbeiieruns. GeeO's Muiittempel
90 0on Yureuitr, 2Oiuu lS louu
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-07-21

CastOria lit mebr als etnc !3usabe fir @aitor Del
%snliruns Der Ginse,peibe, Setluns pom eplie nnb gers
idafnns zines natiirliden S9lafes. @s tit ansenebns
sh mebmeu. Seine idtolo Weiitter sber i9reienoe rims
Der rtebr. 9rets IS Cts. bic 1lai4e. 11ap1S8
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-07-21
Centaur Lfniments

bdben' in sinsm Sabre mebr uunbers
pole Guren pon9ltcnutatismus, Iitbs
MO, &eburtsIei6en, Sei4wnl It E,
S~lcfEantn, Grebriifisteit, SranS :
ip,tnben, Serbriibunsen, SalaHas ae.
duf bic menI6ti9e Geitalt nnb Gbets
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-07-21

Die 5auptpur3eI aaer &rantbetten 1T
f9le6te 8erbouuns. 9as 8lut ipiro
binn, bic 1terpen i6pa9, Der @eiit matt
unb bas 2ebert tpertblps. 0as bette Wits
tel basesen lift 9r. 2Iugmft &0nt8'S
6amburger Sropfen. Il
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-07-21
0eI0sMuI6ne I

Seer fetn @elb fiber su 10 9ro3ent
3infeu in beliebigen Setrdsen, critic 0Dz
pOtbef, auf sutes @bicaso 9runbeisenz
tbum an;ule9en wini6t, tpenbe it9 ait
Masmansborff L S%etnemann, $50. los
Oft GanOoIpbitraBe, @bica9o. 29ipbap
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-07-21

gu berfanfen: NIT st gt siliss s's sari:n &C., 9 SSss
II Alder 9onb TN @n9elwOOO. apii6en ber 8ittsb. 5. B.
@tfenbab n uno benz 59uIbauie BEL
l9il1lo .2tu1p6 Sacob @ontnerS.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-07-21

Die baItbariteu !3uiammenfii9ungen
tueroen nit S~paloin9's 2eim beuertiteI<
Iigt. Is
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-07-21

QIte adrtoffen fiji gu $l.2O-l.6o @
SAB.
GaIbfIeif8.- SIN mdBiser yea9s
frage 3u 7-9c.
Trii1es OFT 9epfeI ettpas beis
fer al 4O-75c % Stite unb $2.50-5 q
SAB. Girl6en $3.50 2 8m. Soba1z
nis6eeren $l.75-2 p Nu. 9ftrithe
75c-$1 p &ilte. 8aiiermelonen $25 9
100 Stid.
8egetabiIien. = tomatoes itno
rei9ltd i'm Wtarfte unb b~ringen 75c q
&ilte fir a~ugeipdblte uno fur orotndre
25-50c p &iite. !3niebeln $3.50.
@or.1Bntpr,oJ1e Gtetio NIT etf1dS
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-07-21
Commercials unD Tinan3teues.
6elomarkt=peridIt

8atts, WehIelz nn6 Pahaaez@eihdft,
S. stue., Suil9et 9tanbolpb unh @afbtnstomitr.
Gbteaso. II. Suit 1874.
Sob er6fnete heute in BEN Port NIT ITO unb i@Ios
Al 40 NIT iOI9euben@ snrsu erlnb etnnosm wdbrenO oes
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-07-21

Der Wtehtt1ttt'
Gtn6Dieb.-Oie Yreife oe5S9la6ts
niebes ipuren niGt beoeuteuo Do9er. Die
3ufu6ren tpareu groB 1iir otc1e gSo6e
nno Ncrfdltfe maBtg arf gtetp yort ltno
Yoitou Jte6nung. otaot,N tcg9er tauf'
22O Stiide lnb bcsa9ltcn $4.75 q 100 lb
@ute MaebgcrzS tiere paren III 9{adfrage
AZ Sd. 5O-5.5O ua6 TeraS Sticre 1915.
!SSeiuc 0ta6frage mar fir Stods Sticre
ullb 8reiic nonineIl su $3.50 fir &C.
w00u!i0e unb $3.5O-$4 fir siemIi6e
bis quite grape, @gtras2aoun9eu $4.l5
-$4.25.
Die icllen 3ufubren ~betrugen 1868
Stiid. 8erfGufe 500 Stiid Su $3.75-6
fir GeraS uno 2luSlpaDl idmerc Scricn7
bunsSzS tiere.
S9peine. = Die 3uFllren bon
S9peiueu mar 8erin9 6755 Stude;
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-07-21

@I(i9 per @aaonc. Malaeifia 2O-22,
Gibereiiis 25-26. meiBer Betneiiig 10
Cts.
ErRmte. - Oransen nnb Gitronen in
fortpGbrcno gutter Na6frage, aber etns
gema6te Tril9te mlo Niiie 1au. Btr
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-07-21
9rn MnnN6A

unge6let1te SpeettrUs.
otart 44.....l4 @ppleton D4-4. |!
american. ...11& Gn;un;S I
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-07-21

~ - HlEIIeI HNU NHFV
OunteIbraunc nr6 i6Ie6l gemai6ene
@oue 2-10c. NIT 8au1ntprle ncrutl9te
ui16 fleftoe iO-l5c nieoriQer.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-07-21

Wewnrae-Jieuaeip1ra l73-lS3: Refs
Ten 60, Bfeffer 20 263e. !5tn1nt So
38c. MusfotnuR 81 .30-l.35.
Sanrc. = Die 8erlanot> nn6 Iofale
0a6froge tpar befrieotgen0; Der Utartt
nerIief rubig nno itetig an folsenoen
RrpiSpn.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-10-01
YEAR AFTER YEAR.
By MISS MULLOCH,

BY MISS MuLLOCH.
Year after year the cowslips fill the meadow,
Year after year the skylarks thrill the air,
Year after year In sunshine or in shadow
Rolls the world round, love, and finds us a.
We were.
Year after year, as sure as birds returning,
Or field flowers blossoming above the wintry
mould,
Year after year in work, or mirth, or mourning,
Love me- with loves own youth, that never can
grow old.
Sweetheart and ladye love, queen of boyish pas.
sion,
Strong hope of manhood, content Of age begun
Loved in hundred ways, each in different
fashion,
Yet loved supremely, solely, as we never love
but once.
Dearest and bonniest, though blanched those
curling tresses,
thin hand of thine,
Brightest of all eyes, the eye that love expresses
Sweetest Of all lips, the lips that long since
Kissed mine,
olet the world go round, with all its sighs and
SHINING,
Its mad shout DER fancied bliss, its howl o'er
pleasures past,
That which it calls loves end, to us was loves
beginning
clasp my arms about thy neck and love thee
to the last.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-10-01

Continued ON Fourth Page.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-10-01

1. Legal and Government advertisements, IS cents
per square for the first insertion and 7t uts pei
square for each subsequent insertion.
2. Attorneys ordering In legal advertisements are
regarded as accountable for the cost Of the same
unless there is a special agreement to charge the
be made in advance or upon delivery of the af6da-
vit.
>: Local Notices, Is cents per line to transient,
and 10 cents per line to regular advertisers.
4. Notice Of death [simple announcement 25
cents; obituary notices, cents per line; marriage
notices 50 cents.
5. Special place and double column advertisements
to be inserted at rates agreed upon.
6. Yearly advertisers to pay quarterly.
7. Strangers must pay in advance, or give sstts-
factory references.
JOB PRINTING
OF all kinds, plain or colored, executed on short
notice, in the best style, and at St. Paul pxiees.-
Printing done:in German and Norwegian, a vell ~
In English, and warranted to give Satisfaction.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-10-22
New Brand Of Flour.

The Champion Mills of Beaver Falls,
have been entirely ovcrhauled and fitted
up in hrst-rate order. We have spared
neither labor nor money in fitting and can
do superior work. We claim to make the
best flour in the south western part Of the
State, and are willing that those who give
our -four fair trial shall decide as to the
justice Of our claim. We have first class
miller and manufacture our -four out Of the
hest wheat that the county produces.
It is for Sale by Jessnp 4 Scott, in Red
wood Falls, and we ask the public to try
il believing it to be the test in the market
AHRExs & Co.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-10-22

Agents Wanted.-lhose de-
sirous Of obtaining highly profitable
and commendable employment during
the spring and summer months should
without delay obtain an agency for
1.-THE Independent" of New York, a
weekly newspaper. (now in its 10th
volume) Of 81 large quartz pages week
ly. 1t is the largest, ablest and cheap
est paper of the kind in the world,
and suited to all classes. Our COM
missions are very liberal, and our pre-
NUNS have a worldwide reputation
and permanent, national value.
You should know something about our
popular Outfits" tern.* to agents.
&c, &c. Write for them. 1t will
pay. Address
H. G. BOWEN,
Box 27a7 New York
or " l. HEATON eco.
Manager Western Office.
163 Il. Madison ST., Chicago
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-10-22

up a little. A running race came of
last Friday between Thos. Mcmillan 4
bag mare White Stockings and a
chestnut mare belonging to c. W. Tay-
Ior Of Webster city Iowa. Distance
100 rods and $40 a side. 1t vas won
by white Stockings.
Another race, same distance and
s25 side, between "White Stockings"
and Tyson's Mare, is arranged for Sat.
urday October 3lst.
"Whitc Stockings" is an unusually
promising mare.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-10-22
MORTGAGE SALE.

Default has been made IN the condition Of
certain go. mortgage executed and delivered
~ William I. Radforj, and Isabella Rsdford
ms vile TO Robert C. Albsrtsoa. bearioe
aate July 10th. 4. y. 1879. 6ied for record il
tue oiice Of the Reeistsr Of Deeds Tor thu County
2!st day Of July D. 1879. Il ssses oeIoek IN ~
afternoon OF that day, and was duiy recorded tSsr.-
IN. 10 book A. Of mortgages on peess Id, le7. and
ioo winch mortgage covers and conveys that a
or parcel Of land being 10 the couaty Of yellow Ned
icine and State Of Minneaota deserted q follova
70 VT: The North East q.artsr (ns ~ Il ~ sost6
east qosrter tse - add lots four ~ aad De (s)
and thirteen lsl north Of R.aes sSIrty sisSt tssS
containing one hundred and ssventeca { tsa ons
b"ncrsth acres according 70 ths o. 8. Covsrnnent
survey. Ihere IL claimed TO Be dus % said nortxa-
So aeos seeursd thereby, and there b dus thereon
and ths Of this notice the :ss q thirty
s ,s1 "a, ' OIL three e.s hu.9ssth dollars
At Law for the recovery Il aaid ae1e Nov thsrscrs
oT.ce hereby given that hy virtas Il The Power Of
sc.e contained In said ortesee "a rseerdsd thsre.
VIZ. ana 10 puss1aaes oe IS Statute IN - 60
mae ana PROVIDED nd nortgags Win b Soreciossd
sIs Q, sad mortgaged premises At psblie vendue,
~ Wa sa'e VII b made BY the Sheriff q ssd eo.nty
me Keester Of Deeds IN The village Of Yellov Nod
In said county Of Yellsv Nsdeiss "a STATE of
n on On the 18th, Day Of Novsabsr A. D. 1874.
% ~ o'clock n the foresooa a that AAy, ed the
PoFeos Of sadsale b applied - Tie pay4ent ofths
smount due q Aforesaid, with eests ofale bssi%es
IA - 1t t.esty ave dollars sepslatsd IL
sss, to b paid h sass Il ~ srssss.s
dated Sept. 18th, A. D. 1874
ROBERT C.AL,BE8teON, 1oetgaRoe.
:: J. H0D0s0N, Attorney lsr vestc1gss. HI wlse.
MINI. l.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-10-22
NOTICE..
g. LAND OFFICE.

III S. LAND OFFICE,
U. Redwood Falls, Mimi. Aug. &c, 1874.
The Commissioner Of the General Land
Office has decided that the following Home
stead Entries have been forfeited for aban-
donment after due notice and trial at this
Office and that the parties will be allowed
sixty days in which to appeal to the Hon.
| Secretary of the interior viz:
! %. Heinrich Netzkcr, July 23d. 1872,
ehf sw. Sec. IA Township lis 36.
81. Gabriel Hunter Sept. 2, 1872. nhf Sc
or II, ll3, 81.
1913. II Lunberg, Dec. 18th, 1872. sw
or l2, III, AZ.
336. Calvin silliman June Is 1873, Sc
ar ii l12, Al.
SIS VIM Cahoon Sept 18th, 1873, nhf
ne ~, II3, 3s.
523. Bernard Wcmeler Sept. 9th 1873
lots u & -, 6, ia, 81.
527. Jas Crck, Sept. % 1873, sw qr
II, Ill, Al.
562. John E. seeley Nov. 4th 1878 ne
or, "a. ll5, 80.
563. Isaac c. seelsy Nov. 4th 1878 NV
or, q, rs, 81.
NEW rLM sERrrs.
sw or ne or sw or & SC or NV Or, 6, ia, 40.
63s7. George White July sth 1871, NV or
20, Ill, ~.
63ss Earl $. Berry July sth 1871. nht
sw or 20, Ill, AZ.
! $3.50 Calvin Drake July 81 2s7l, shf sw
or 20, Ill, AZ.
$500. Cias. NJ. Drake, July sth 1871,
whit he Or 20, II, Ill, 80.
G513. Carl G. Peterson Sept. 18th 1871,
| Sc NV & ne or sw 80, l12, so.
! 665s Marvin \ Chase Noy. lst, 1871, ehf
sw 2, Ill, IL.
6739. Milton S. Parry Nov. 23d 1873.
ehf ne Or. u, us, 80.
GAO. Rowland d. Parry Nov. 23d, 1871
whit ne Or IL, rs, 81.
6992. John Mckenzie May 9th 1872, lots
4 5, 4 whit Sc Or &c, 113, 40.
7Ol9. w. H Markee May Is, 1872, sw or
IL, 1l2, AZ.
1857. Owen McGrann May 9th 1872,
NV or 4, ia, 81.
BEN. F. SMITH, Register.
40 WIN. H. KELLY, Receiver.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-10-22

REPUBLICAN SPEECu-Gen. Levi Mutt
ing, who has long been one OF the wheel
horses OF the Republican party, will speak
in the Court Honse in Redwood Falls on
Friday evening the 23d inst. The Gen. Is
an entertaining speaker and sound re-
publican and we hope every one will go to
hear him our Anti Monopoly friends arc cs-
p;cially invited.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-10-22

L. VanderwarAer, wishes to inform all
those DESTROYS Of obtaining water, that he
will furnish them a we'll, ready for use, for
sI,oo per foot. Size Is inches inside the
curbing. For further particulars, address
L. Vanderwarker, Walnut Station, Red
wood County, Min
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-10-22
The Elevator.

We took look through the new eleva-
tor, just finished at the Landing, and found
that we had very poor conception Of the
kind OF building it required to store 5000
bushels Of wheat. To us, it looks strong
enough to holy siqty Million bushels.
We are not sufficiently conversant with
builders technical terms to describe the con-
struction Of the building correctly.
1t is 1873 feet in length AZ feet in width
and Il in height and sets with the gable to
the river about 40 Feet from thu. waters
edge On the first floor there is partition
lengthwise, through the center, and each
side is divided into bins 20 by 81 feet. The
I'd floor, chiefly in the attic, has hall run
ming through the center and bins on either
side. All the wheat is received on this
floor. The scales are at the end farthest
from the river and is reached by drive
way Of a very easy grade. Along the hall
is II track for = car on which the hopper
is run the entire length OF the building.
By very convenient arrangement the
wheat can be run from the hopper into any
Of the bins on the first floor or dumped in
t. any one ON the "a door. The bins Oh
thee floor are constructed so as to be pecu-
l,ary adapted to drying any damp wheat
that may be received. At the end next
the river is a shed IA by ~ feet, in which
are set the Scales to be used in shipping
out the wheat, and = platform runs to the
waters edge on which will be laid track.
For strength, convenience in receiving
and shipping. in short, :or general adapti-
bility to the purpose for which the build
ing has been erected, it seems to us to be
complete success.
The Credits due, chiefly, to the foreman
Mr.. VIM. T. Folsom. who prepared the
plans aud specifications, Those received
from st. Paul having been rejected) SUPER
intended the construction and did good
deal Of the work himself. Many Of the
little contrivances, such a. the arrange
ments for ventilation, and conveying the
wheat to the lower bins, are his inventions.
and they add very grately to the complete
ness and convenience Of the building.
The cost is between $500 and $1,000.
About I60, 900 feet Of lumber was used and
s., zoe shingles.
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MORTGAGE SALE

DEFAULT having been made in the payment Of
fifty cents O,50l, which amount is hereby claim
cd and declared due 1T the cate OF this notice,
for principal and interest upon certain mortgage
executed and delivered by Irving VI. BURIAL and F.l
mira Burial his wife Of Rc'w nod Falls. Minnesota.
to John Andrews and Joseph G. Robinson. cnmpos-
ing the firm Of Andrews H"l inson o! Wi,"na Min.
nrsota, said mortgage hearing date October 2S;h.
1872 at o'clock am duly recorded in III" Office Of
the Register Of Deeds in and for Redwood county:
Minnesot., it, Book 5 of Mortgages on Pages and
g. which said mortgage and the debt secured therey
is still the property of the said Andrews Robinson.
and no suits, proceedings ut law or otherwise
having been instituted +" recover said debt or any
norton thereof Now therefore notice Is hereby
given that by virtue Of the power of sale in said
mortgage contained and Of the Statute in such case
made and provided that the said mortgage will be
roreclcscd and the tract parcel of land lying and
being in said cdwood county and described in said
mortgage as follows, wit The Fast Twenty Seven
and One half feet Of Lot Number Nine, 9 in Block
Number Nine. . in the original village OF Redwood
Falls, acc riding to the accepted and re-
corded plat thereof, with the Embellishments and
aprurtenances thercunto belonging. will he sold at
puhlic Auction to the highest bidder for cash, to
satisfy and pay the said principal sum and interest
above named and the attorneys fees, forty dollars,
stipulated for in sad mortgage case OF foreclosure
and the costs and disbursements allowed hy law, ut
Falls, Redwood County and State "f Minnesota on
Friday the 18th day Of July A. D. 1874, At 10
O'Clock A. n. Of said day.
Dated Nay 18th A. D. 1874.
ANDREWS l. ROBINSON.
Mortgages.
SIMPSON / WILSON, Atty's., winona, MINI:
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NOTICE.

The man that stopped with me Thursday
noon Oct. 7th and without my permission
helped himself to corn out Of my corn-crib,
land at the same time . brush that was
hanging on the Curry comb in my stable
disappeared.) II he will come
and settle the same without delay no more
will be said about il. PETER SwExsoS.
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RI 3. LAND OFrfCE.-

RI .. LAND OFFICER
~ Redwood Falls, Minp. May 30th 1s4.
Conplaint having been entered at this Once by
Aoas Honsos, againat William 8. Parry for abandon
ieg bio ao0esSssd Entsy, No. 6739, dated Nov q,
1871, upsa the East half Of North East quarter Sec-
ees u, fownahip u.s. Range -, In Renvills county
WITH view b The esncsllatisu Of said entry the
nd potSes ase hsssby Aummousd to appear ct this
00ss - The 81 Of July, 1874, at 10 o'clock A. ~,
3 ssseeod and furnish testimony concerning said
Alleged abondepnsst
,. =. Snllu, Reg stsr
- Va. b. Ksllf Recejyes
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NOTICE.
B. r. SMIrH, Register.
w. Fl. Kelly. i,ccr;vor
NO l'lCE.

U. 8. Land Office.
Redwood Falls. Mimi, May 20, 1874 I
Con- plant having been entered at this Office by
". J. Radford against George Scbofeld for
abandoning his Presumption Entry No. 4l9. dated
June q, 1874, upon the VIZ ofsw x sell Of sw 4
and Lot ! section e, township 113, Range 50 in
Yellow Medicine County, Minnesota.
with view to the cancellation OF said entry: the said
parties hereby summoned to appear ut this Office
the Goth day Of June, 1874, at o'clock M to r.
sp"nd and furaish testimony concerning said alleged
abandonment.
b. F. SMITH, Register,
II WV, r. KH,Iy r.cr;ror
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= PlOWS,

0TEEL Plows with steel land side at SIG
~ 50 cts, or iron land side at s15.75, for
the next sixty days, at
NELSON & BURNSIDE'S
Sleepy Eye Lake, MINI.
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New kind Of white wood Pump - better
than pine. For sale Ivy Ener Birum
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NOTICE

To Personal Tax Payers. in Redwood Co.
All persons who have awaited themselves
Of the act, passed by the last Legislature.
poetponine payment Of personal taxes till
Nov. LIST. 1874, must make payment before
that day. Fl. RcBlSsoS. Co. Treas.
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I. Hspzie's barn. hay and reaper
belong to A. Wolverton, was burned
last Monday night BY prairie fires.