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En.ler.s InralIible aongh sIrup.

Fosters thfatiihse cough syrup
no more Coughs, uo more COLTS. no more Bren
chlts. no more Group. Asthma, iniueu1A and Al
aacctols OF The throat and lungs speedily cured d,
using Mrs. In. Fosters lnfiline Cough syrup
Price; Adults g cents Ohudrens - ceuis. Pleas
ant safe and easy 50 iSSe. For SAFE 81
FUSTEk ; DRUG STORE,
Frout ami Ns-st s.reets
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NokRls, TASgER < co.
PASCAL IkoN WORKS
Philadelphia
TAskKh Iron WORKS
New Caste, De-.
pr1rt.. tik'iu AND TAskER SIS f'hl.aieiphia =
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once aIi y Afe lo1se No. % olteI s., Boztli.
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nlzed and Tt5tsr-asta1. for Gss, steam Aad
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LAF-M Ei.DED CHARCOAL Iron Builgt
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BRASS kLFEe AND COCKS.
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CAST iBuS t4AS AND WATER PIPE
STREET LAMP iOSIr AND I-AST TRRSs
AfFlstN ed COAI-stAs APPARATUS, eIc
Ne Enuld ta-i srs-i9 attention Il or Psieu: "a
auiHsd hnbfer-tfsaieI ,upe mars5- >
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-04
Testimony.

Z. BhINGHuRST 4 co
Wholesale anu Retail Druggists,
Corner sixth and Market streets.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-09-04
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SIN. Scotia' y hills and Scotias plaina,
llrr pocts and bar ports strains
To mc Asr slcwr-
A desert spring within my heart
They clalm tear.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-09-04
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te he mentioned W mamens, adapted
In the year III H. T.. an orlinaees
which thereafter marked for them. and
still marks fer N, an artificial time los
New Years.
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vcls agains, the dominion II Roms
within the so-called Spanish Provinces.
The Lassaniana. ancestors u The pres.
ent Portuguese and Welcomes = trihs ii
Central Spain, making common cause
together defeated two Roman Iovern-
ors marched u viii over the peninsula.
and PillAged In the neighborhood Of
OF tho Roman capital In Spain. now
Carthagcna. Tho Romano ut home
took these matters 70 seriously ~ TO
resolve on acnding = consul IL Spain. |
q stop tha, had not before been deem.
"a necessary for moro than forty years
aud, in order to hasten The departure !
d the military they oven dccrscd that
tho ccnsuls for tho year should
enter ofico two months and 4 half b. |
fore tho legal time, The consuls wcrc
always elected IN tho fall At the close
of the military year, but tho day for
their entering upon Office had long
been tho 18th of March. near thu vsrn-
al sqinox, ths time whom military cam.
paigns wefe wont 10 begin; but NJ
this timc and for this rcasom tho day
for entering upon oiicc waa shifted
from tho 10Th VI March to tho Isl or
January; and thus Was aecidcntly -
labl'sl'od. A. u we're. the beginning II
The year which w still make usc of as
The present day Julias CUsar long
afterwards reformed tho calendar In
svcry essential respect. but he did not
listarb tho beginning of tho year
Whioh rcmsinod for tho Romans, aud
far all aAtions and for all
sgcs sAM tho sxiguncics u = Spanish rc-
volt had placed II century aud = half
before Christ.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-09-04
New - ~ tDsl

John" sAyG met ! man In Call.
foraia who would tell Ne story. H
said:
u knew fellow IN tho States oaea,
old lsill Smith, he WAS tho worsa ol1
beat you ever saw. He'd chase . 10.
quito eight miles with pair Of lsnos
squcescrs II IL thought NJ could ~
ono cont for the oil, He got narfssl
on tick. and has alcrt on tick svss
since. lilo Was % moan that oaes
when he had cent Ia his pocket. .
keep his wife froM getting i. b. nads
his oldest boy swallow Il. and thai boz
VA. copperhsad al oshroagh The var.
Bill was going down the MisiAippi ea
= steamboat. When tho collection
was being taken up, he got out On The
guard ~ hide, and fell overheard.
The water was hundred feet deep.
anu two miles wilo. aud tho best watss
70 drown man | ever saw. Blu
couldn't swim : stroke, bus stranger,
he got out"
Says /. "IIowi"
Says hs. HE just took and walked
straight a.horo.
Says /, "lIow could hs walk ashore
In water ono hundred feet dssps"
Says 10, Stranger. do you want
to know real bad.'
Says |, "ics, 10. real bad. !"
Says he "Ncll. stranger. that Bin
Smith was such big sponge hs just
soaked al tho water up. and then walk.
I'd right ashore" !"
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-09-04
- 70 - =
0aMsct Cox.

of Congressman Coz. Mary Glen.
NOR Amss has written In tho Iude.
pendent; "'l'hs adsctionats little gsa.
tleman who has just taken his arue
from around Mr.. Dawes neck ID 6sa-
ael Sullivan Cox. formerly u New
York City. Sunset Cox.' 'SunbsAa
Cox, 'Dew,lrop Cox. are the sebsi-
qasts bestowed upon him BY his ~
proving and admiriny brethren. He
~ litsle. swinging, praacing nas.
with black hair. and whi.o spse h
the center of lin head about tho sire 81
dollar. liz has dark skin, black
e,ss aud musical voice,
When he makes ) speech 10 often
turns down his collar slighsly, turns sp
h.. slosyes swinss pocket handkss.
chicf In bio hand leaves hia seas. eoass
do~n she front aisle, who're AaN ol
Congress gathers 70 laugh And have
: good ti'nc. ilis speech On shs -
penss of ! uoth 70 the govsrnnsss.
last wintos. xsS ths witlisse of tbs -
sion. 10 y y amiAbls y hs y bright.
and though ! Democrat n M llsao.
Gratis, hs 10 tho one force u ths nlnos.
ity who ncyes lossss bis temper os
makes himaslf disagrssabls. no matter
how cxasPsrating may b bio lanlas-
sie speech, lls y moreover : nan q
moro than ordinary culture Liberal
y educated, ho l. ! lawyer. has bssa
IN editor aud d tho author d ssveesl
hoaks II observations and travel. %
wi.sy. genial and sunny % hlnsslf."
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-09-04

nv Az oLp CONTRIBUTION.

"ncar mo-" sighed Mr.. Turmoylc
as burst VI shrill, childish laughte,
sounded from tho nursery down I'll,
hall stairs and into tho sitting room
where he was making out .omc &C
counts II wish those children cvcl
would bc quiet! Ain't Il bed tim,
Tillicy"
"Thcy aro probably undressing, :
Mrs. Turmoylc replied. quietly. II
will g. up aud SEQ Il they arc read,
for bed.
"Do keep them quiet until The,
arc."
There was M interval Of prefoun,
silence, aud IL about half IN hour the
lmuther returned.
''Thcy are asleep now." ehe said.
tom had dressed tho kitten In lDvs-
sic's doll clothes.
The accounts finished, Mr.. Turmcyle
leaned hack III bis chair.
u wish you had some management
with these children. l'illic." he said.
III went ovor u stones on business
last evening, aud you would havc not
known there was a child in tho house
And Stone has Eve, while W. have only
three. =
perhaps thcy were abei"
"'rhey wero MI in tho next room, :
was tho triumphant reply. "Stonc Is
proud II them. and wcll ho may 10.
There u Willie, just the ago Of our
Tom. studying Latin instead of lrcxs-
ing kittens in dolls clothes. Aud !,
Amy. who will not bc shrco years old
for thrco months, reads we'll. aud knows
tho multiplication table through !,
Look At our sayagcs''
They arc getting along we'll Al
school, dear, think Mark IL too
young yot u study. Tho others did
not " y school till they were dyo.'
"And Tom just manages ~ write q
decent lstter - twelve. while Willie
j. q Latin grammar. And - for man.
nsss; Why Tom will make more noise
aloas. shaa Stones 6ve, oil pat 30
gsthsr."
Mn. Tsrmoyls. being ! woman Of
sense, did not continue tho argument.
but mentally resolved TO 80 Mrs. S.one
tho next day. and talk with hor about
tho wonderful secret u having 6ve
children and quiet house.
II nm suro ! cant DO it, the gentle
loving mother thought, with ! sigh.
Seated the noxt morning in close
conversation, tho ladies presented !
contrast ~ marked ~ tho atmosphere
u thoir houses. Tho tiny Llus-syod
little woman, who had no heart u sup
press Toms merry whistlo. Or Bessie !
ailvory laugh, had loft ) homo whore
constant oarc only secured cleanliness,
and whore childish disorder was mani
fsst everywhere but n ths best parlor.
She looked Il the tAll. dark k-haircd
matron opposite nor, noted shs sxquis.
TO morning drem. iacsd with ligh.
ailk, spotls~ and rumpled. and thought
rcgrctfally Of the marks of ton chubby
6ngss upon her own, printed there
whom her boy baby, her darling Mark.
had just succeeded In forcing piecs 81
his "swestest candy" into mama i
mouth. Sho noted tho dainty ordc.
of tho sitting-room whsrc every chai,
stood primly IN IL appointed place.
and not even athrcad rested upon tbs
carpet. aud remembered Marks stable
mads for his 'arreas cart and horses MI.
dor tho lounge. and Bosis's keep
house, !" the lower shelf u tho hook
caAs. Visions haunted her also of snip,
pings Of paper. bits of string. anil odd.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-09-04

Two years ago, among all tho 10
publican papers q shis District, ths
COURIER stood SOLITARY aud alone
In It's opposition 10 tho election Of Mr,
Pratt. l.s course In thus refusing q
aapport him as tho nominee u ths
party, was tho result Of a profound
conviction Of tho unilncss and worth.
lcssncss II tho man. Ills record fol
tho past two years. and the additional
knowledge w have gained " his char,
acter. have fully confirmed ua Ia on,
opinion, and to-day we stand whore
w stood two years ago. doing whs,
we can 70 prevent the election Of I
"bsd aud incompetent man.
We hold no malice towards Mr..
Pratt Whatever Of indignation ws
may have felt In tho past for his Jes.
picablo conduct ID now merged In tAs
mort profound contempt for tho ,nan
We arc noi blind u Tho fact that Ii
some channcla he i possessed Of abili'
". bat his constitutional Incidence and
and sluggiah nature. nea.rali1s all hi,
capacity Tor work.
W. bslisve that n . msatuss ol
self-proscctIon, the people q this dir
trict should defeat Mr.. Pratt. lie Il
not safo mAn 30 entruu with shs IN
hueaec and power which tho ono,
gives him. That hc viii not scrupls
10 barter Ais influence and eson hll
yots wv mnst firmly believe Ills prcs'
snt necessities are such that Ms salary
II insufficient u meet thcm. lmmsdi
atcly after his election hc purchasst
tho elegant and costly residence o,
Judge Fairfield. the finest In Charlie,
City ~ An extravagant price. and to
day his notes fof tho purchase none,
secured BY mortgage on thu honsc, ar,
out for ~ amount greater than his sal
ary for aycar. llis creditors are clam
orom for hs reelection. that hs mn,
bc enabled To draw from the publ,
treasury tho funds " repay them. iii
paper lies At the banks dishono,cd an,
aud disregardcd, Asa lawyer. No In
mover hcon able 10 mako m honcsl
living, and II ~ N attorney he dolib
sralely converts % lis own use. m,
smbcascls lhs money o. : poor widow
entrusted 10 him for collection, yiolat
Ing his most solemn anp saerod oath. y
well ~ usery principle d honor; y, "
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-09-04

A cultivated mind may b I'D 70
have Infinite stores of innocent arali.
6caiion. Everything may b. made
inlcrcating " II. BY becoming sab.
jsct of thought or inquiry. Books,
regarded merely ~ . gratl6cation. srs
worth mtrc than all the luxusies on
earth. A tasts for literature secureo
olocrful occupation Tor The unsmployod
and languid hours u lie; and bow
many pcrsona, IL these hours. " vass
Of innocent resources, are nov smpo0oo
10 coarse rlcasurss How many yeG1g
men can Do found Ii this dly, ~. ~.
accustomed ~ 6nd ! conranlen II
hook. and slrangcrs 10 intellectual -.
tisity, aro almost driven. IN No leag
dull evenings of wIplor, 70 hsssls u
,n.emrerauec aud bad society.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-09-04

j. Proctor Knott b pardonsd for
tho initiA! lc,tor In front of biz naa.c---
Il means "Jsdokiah---and fos all that
hs ''honoss his father and mother.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-09-04
IW Wly/GI4.Jy.
r A. MERRIAM, NJ. u.

r A. MERRIAM, NJ. u.
REslDENT SURGEON 4 PHYSICIAN.
cnG~sO, Iowa.
LA graduate of Michigan rnivcsxity,
member Of the North Iowa Medical AOc(c.
~; dcvOteA his whole time ID hln prolcsslou
nnd II prepared 10 anawcr oil calls either by
day or night. BILLS arc always due n eoofs,
IN acrviccs have lncn rendered.
e1Uficr and Fcsidcncc In hras lHslldlnR
North af TiMsr Office. IN stairs. viA-6i
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-09-04

W. scns claim TO n. o. Pratt
against tho Government of eO1h. but
ho was too busy looking up delegates
for denomination 70 attend to it---had
no tins. Il may sec,n small matter
to Pratt. bu. Il would pay I good siss,l
grocery bill II w had il.--ClsAr Lake
Observer.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-09-04
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Fen9sl y ~ sss~ss shse IN. ss~sA,
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hsss~se% IAe leaasns mes u ~ 80
ss~s afs sissss Ai~ ~ ! Aais.AeAsssI
ssff*~sa Shils Ms~s as~ MaAire -
ai%n hrhl - hin. iiis ffss~1s -
sseA e1is \, sessu~ n ~ ms~r~ss. n
he wefe se-.las ts.ia~~s u Nss tlsae.
sen instead n Chasl~s thy. ~tlA ~
knowledge II his shssassss re~sos1
W she inhasitAnss VI lh~ sa~a, ~
eeald M, muster sure u ssPrssssss.
Tho feeling II All hanest men towards
him y that q con.rmr,. and shA feel.
'ag inetsases In intensity IN rsopsrsiSs
- they sccems acquainted with I'll
lhs areadths and depths u hia hype-
erisy and aeeei. his lasiasss. iaaelenes,
and utter wortAlceamess. -
n. II. Courier.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-09-04
XUIELN.

lhllNukTlI HOUSE,
IsI !. \. DIl.WORTlI,
cREstO. lpwA.
South ,a.st corner Elm and Market A.
south " thu depot.
THIS aims IL bc ihr ls~t kept hos,sc N
iown, hls the largest harm In the place con
nrsird with II. plenty II water. and care
ful hostlcrs.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-09-04
M9Ar MARKET,
MEAT MARKET.

will keep constantly an hnsd ~ gnsi nm n.
sMsmcnt m ran lr hHd In this ymrt ~ the
country. vi wlsolrsale or retail. fur
t,sl,. nnl nothing cls.,,
We Any fer Cash and srll Fnr The same.
Credit nss'd na i9 nsk.h far. rs |, will
not lr granted am lnanh u s,'ll ~ Cheap
M any nne for cash, ANIL hope 10 give gcn.
crpl satisfaction.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-09-04
- &. I. BALLARD. having Opened a
1LAoKaMlrh ahoP.

In connection with Rt~-KiLs WAueN
Snor. and lssng prepared n perform all
kinds VI work III tho lWst style and a fair
rals,s. would solicit Il SHIRE uf patronage
frsM friends. and generous public.
Cresco. Nov. IN. 1873
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-09-04

Ir III. WOsD.
NJ
REAL ESTATE ANn Cpl.LEt 'rION
AGENT.
IiME SiniSu- Srsiic>. Iowa.
1'axc~ paid for non-r.ss,leni4 All b,,si
ncrS iN mail will have prompt attention.
Go.l references given when desired.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-07-23
State Normal school.
TMAxKAro, MIMI.

1. Fall term commences Aug. 20, 1874.
2. Pupils must be at least fifteen years Of
age.
8. Applicants for admission to the Normal
department will be examined in Spelling,
Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Grammar.
and Geography.
4 Tuition free to all who pledge them
selves to teach two years in the Common
Schools of the State. All others will be
charged eight dollars per term,
5 Special facilities for those who wish to
learn how to teach.
For further information apply to the
Principal
D. C. JOHN.
Nankato, mimi.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-07-23
Delinquent Tax List
OF
REDWOOD CO., MINN.
FOR
TAXES of 1873
CTATE Of Minnesota, I
H,;Gunty Of Re,IwOnt 1

STATE Of .I;nncsota,(
.Cnunty oil Redwood.
District Court nineteenth Dist.
glNiE State Of Minnesota, to al,
i persons companies or COrpo-
ratlons, VIII" have or claim any
esta,c, right, title or in
mr,st il. claim to, or
leu rp"a any al the severn,
pieces or !.slcc:s OF Land in the list
ner,t, ait .ch ID. described
The list OF taxes on real Estate
tor the County Of Redwood, re-
manning delinquent on the first
day OF Juno A. d. 1874, has been
filed in the Office OF the Clerk Oi
the District Court IN the county
of Redwood CT which that here
10 attached is u copy,
Therefore you and each ofyou
ae hereby required to i!e in the
Office of said Clerk within twenty
go, days alter the last publica-
ton of this notice, your answer
in writing, setting forth any Oh
jcctions or defence you may have
to the taxes or any part thereof,
upon any piece or parcel Of land
described in said list, into or on
which you have or claim any
Estate right, title, interest, clain,
or lien and in default thereof,
judy, ment will be entered
against such piece or parcel Of
land for the taxes on said list,
appearing against it and for al
penalties. interest. and costs.
II. ID. BALDWIN ,ClerN q!
the District Court in the county
Of Redwood, and State Of Minne-
sofa.
v,LL,GE OF REDWOOD FALLS
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-07-23

There was cargo of cheese received
here on Monday from Maj. Blake's new
Factory at Marshall. The universal testi-
mony of all who have tried it is that it is
No. l cheese. We congratulate the Maj. on
the success of his enterprise. He informs
us that he has his factory in good running
order and first class cheese manufacturer
in charge Of IL.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-07-23

Mr.. H. L. Daniels, who has been suffer-
ing very greatly for many weeks from an
injury to one of his legs, received when
quite young, has, it is hoped by himself
and friends, commenced to improve. He
has obtained relief from the pain but the
limb is too weak to use. He shows the eff
fects of pretty tough siege.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-07-23

A little grandson Of Mr.. George Wilson,
named George Mckenzie, met with a
painful accident last week. While playing
in wagon he fell off the seat to the ground
wrist. Both bones of the forearm were
broken. The child is about five years Of
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-07-23

Jud. ". Winchester has gone into the
Livery business in River Falls, Wis. He
has purchased a half interest in Mr.. Wells
Stable. Mrs. Winchester started to River
Falls last Thursday
Mr.. & Mrs. Henry WEIGH whose marriage
notice will be found elsewhere, have begun
life right by remembering the printer
with piece Of the wedding cake. We
wish them long life and prosperity.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-07-23

The Elevator Company has selected, as
the site for the building, the old Steamboat
landing between Kingsley's and the Ferry.
There is, probably, no better ground or
more accessible point any place along the
eiyer than the one selected,
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-07-23

ADAI.Y STAGE EACH WAY
Lynd to Redwood Falls, Mondays and thursdays
Redwood Falls to Lyni, Tuesdays and Fridays
Minnesota Falls to Redwood Falls, (via Yellow
medicine, Tuesdays and Fridays, Redwood Falls t"
N;nnesot. Falls via Yellowmedicins Wednesday
and Saturdays
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-07-23
LAST CALL.

wish al persons who are indebted 70
me, TO call and settle at once, - expect
TO close mn business soon. A. JEvrs.
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MARRIED.

WELca -TExxHY--Att the home Of the bride
July 10th BY the Rev. w. B. Chamber
lin, Mr.. Henry WEIGH to Miss Sarah
Tenney, both Of Redwood Falls.
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New Tim & Redwood Stage Lines.

The Redwood Grange oil the Patrons Of HushSndry
I'll, hold meetings regularly the lat aud ID SAT
nrisys Of every month, at =, o'clock p. NJ.
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THE MCCORMICK MACHINES.

The manufactures of these machines are
in the field again with full line Of the
best Machines ever produced.
They make FOUR KINDS of Reaping and
Moving Machines.
TIE ADVANCE.
The reputation of which is well established
in this part Of the State.
THE NEW RELIABLE.
A machine above all others for large
farms, being 6 IL feet cut.
THE ADVANCE DRopPER.
the best machine of the kind ever put in
the market
THE PRIZE MOWER,
greatly improved, and which has no equal.
Every one of the above machines is war;
ranted.
They are universally known to be Strong
and durable and without complication.
They do perfect work in all kinds Of
grain.
Unusual terms.
BISHOP GORDON. Agent
Redwood Falls, Minn.
Notorial, Lodge, and Bankers Office Seals
furnished at manufacturers prices, by 4.
WATSON, Redwood Falls.
Specsl Notice.
am compelled to announce to my Gus.
toners, and to all whom it may concern,
that cannot sell any more goods on credit.
Jas. Mcmillan.
Redwood Falls, July 9Th, 1874.
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TO BUILDERS.

CEALED BIDS will be received at the
~ Office Of the County Auditor until Sat-
urdy the 18th day Of July 1874, for build
ing Grain Warehouse at point on the
Minnesota Rive brtecn Redwood and Bea-
yer Falls. Plan and Specifications can be
seen at said Office.
The right reserved to reject any and all
bids. By order Of the Board Of Directors
of the Kewood Falls Warehouse and eleva-
tor Co.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-07-23

The Sabbath School of the NJ. f. Church
organized a Temperance Guild last Sabbath.
Tke organization is for the purpose Of car
ryins On temperance work as Sabbath
School,