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Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-23
81. Patsick's Day.
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AAAASGENsNls Fos Its c.tEBrATIONi' J. THIS
CITY
Yesterday afternoon, meeiing OF an me
Cs,holic Socittie Of tn diocese, was held IN
the hall OF the Catholic Lil;rsry society, Tor tne
purpose Of taking Steps towards appropriately
celebrating St. Patricks Day, (Maich lHh, y IN
this CITY. The following dele 'stes were pres
ent:
St. Peters-P. Mccullough, Wm. McMena-
min. Hugh Sweeney. Lawrence Mess'cs, y. j.
Mention.
81. Mary's Il. neficial-M Whalen, John Nc
Coskey, Ed. c. Higgins. John SplAne, c. Mes
sick.
S.. Michaei's-M. Rogers, IL. { Duffy, Deu-
mis- Kane, Martin Eagan, Thomas fedigan.
ST. J,seph.-wm Rove, Mic ael Mallory
9sni Mulhern, +, p Conner, VIM. Casey.
St Mary's Total Abstinence Beuehcial-
nard J. Mcguire, VIM. II. SIus.t, ID. McCios-
key. James Campbell, E. j. Kelley.
Shields Library-M. Lahy, NJ. H. Ryan, K
Kinsler, T. II. Mccormick, +. Farmer.
pbilopstriaus-E. A. Ginder F. NJ. A. LoL-
uer, j. +. Trsynor, VIM, Keogb, NJ, J. Chtcb.
81. Mary's Temperance Cadets-John Ford
James Wslberg. ". H. Tucker.
ST. Pdufs Total Abstinence Bsoeiiciai-Frank
McCloskey J Sweeney, l.. German, Frank
Fluery, +. H. Kane.
The above named delegates represent all the
Societies in the Diocese except s.. Peters OF
New Ca lie. AMI 81. James, vi Wilmington,
both Of which will send delegates to the next
general meeting.
An organization cf the meeting was eflec.ei
by calling Col. p. Mccullough TO the chair, and
appointing VIM. II. Stuart Secretary.
90 motion a test vote was taken, 10 obtain the
sentiment Of those present inlIegaId 10 cee-
brating ST. Patricks Day i'll this city. The sep-
timent iu favor of celebration was unanimous
In regard TO the line of parade. it was agreed
that position should be taken by the Societies
according 10 the dates of their Organization.
Various sub-committees were appointed on
music, badges decorations, &c.
A resolution was adopted, inviting the May
or and City Council 10 review the parade.
On motion. the Bishop and Clergy Of the Di'
ocese were invited 10 participated in the ceremon
les; aud recommend the hearty cooperation o
their congregations in the affair.
The election of Chief Marshals aud other Of
fcers was deferred one week.
Al 5, p. m, the Convention adjourned, until
Sunday afternoon next. at p O'Clock.
The meeting was of the most barmoniou:
character and al present seemed disposed to joiI
heartily 10 auy efforts for the success of the eel
ebIation. In this matter, the Societies ara ac
tuated by purely patriotic motives. a desire Il
celebrate, al home, in an appropriate manner
the natal day Of lreands patron saint. The Gel
ebra,ion. while it may not be extensive in it
character, will be conducted with taste and eli
terprise, and no pains will be spared 10 make j
an interesting aud creditable affair.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-23
Going Bach on MAN and Brother"

Grace Greenwood is going back Oh her "eu'led
brethren" She says they SWAIN IA lhe gallrr .es
OF Congress ragged TO The point Oi indeceucy y,
dirty to absolute flthiness," making use OF the
Cushioned Beats and the summer air OF those
chambers as their club end lounging Lousrs. She
actually proposes that all persons lndecentiy rag
ged or Extensively dirty shall he excluded iionl
the galleries OF Congress and the Washington
Lorse-cars But are not these men and brethl en-
Can they not vote: Are they fl 10 choose public
servants yet not lit to see them at their woIk >
Would Grace Greenwood be guilty Of such treason
to the constitutional amendments as to propose
that education CT prosperity shall be test o
qualification 10 choose the administrators of pub
iic affairs Ae rags and clrt better tcsts?-N. Y
World
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-23
DUBL1C SALE.

The subscriber Intending to decline farming
viii sell at Public Sale. at his residence on chip
pewa iarw. ou the roa leading from Hares Corner
to the Red Lion.
ON THURSDAY. MARCH. 6th. 1874.
AT o'clock, a. L
All his Stock and Farming implements, as follows
FIVE HEADOF HORSES and COLT. -
No. l. Dave. coming niue years old.
perfectly sound and will work anywhere; Nl
excellent draft horse. full l6 HANDS high. -0<JAs
far n aud brood mare
No. 5, Quseo. coming eight years old, iue style,
with ioal, will work in all kinds OF harness.
No. 4. Bell. CON ing ten years old. sound and
tie and safe for q lazy to drive.
No. 8, The we'll known stallion. Prince Albert II
Il years old, dark bay. sixteen hands hiah, sound
No L, Lady. coming two years old good stock.
One yoke of oxen, we'll broken; SIX head ef
home raised Mich Cows. some with GleAskg
calves at their sides, and others spripging;N MY
thorough bred Alderney Bull. two yearstAkEl
old two yearling Calves. six fue Shoats.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
new market Dearborn, shifting.top York
Wagon, in good order; Carriage Pole. Sleigh
and Bells. Farm Wagons. nearly new WITH Iron
Axle and Hay Rigging complete; new Combined
Van Wickle Grain Fan. OK Cart. new Roller. Drain
Drill, Pennock Corn Shelter, Cider Press, with
Horse Power in good order; Plows. set Of Twin
Harrows, 3 Guilty ators, Double and Single Trees
all nearly new Ladder. OK Chains, Forks. shoveis
HAkNESS.-set of Double Csrriaqs Harness
set OF Wagon Harness, nearly new set of Plow
Harness, set Of heavy Dearborn harness, Brides
Saddle, Collars. Lines, and Other articles moi
TEkMS-AIl sums of sS5 and under. cash : and
all over that amount a credit of eight months Oh
giving a b inkable note with an approved indorser
with interest from date, or per cent off for cash
JAMES B. APPLEBY.
WM J. LAAK, Auctioneer. teb20w2t
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-23

Won MoLTKE ON FRANCE Won Moltke does
not think that France is dead. lie kuow better
than any one else to what en- unlocked fol series
of accidents and blunders the overthrow of the
French armies was in great prt due Like the
cool, sensible soldier that he has proved himself
be warns his country to BE- prepared for the day
OF reckoning lie secs clearly that the curtain
only fell ON the first act OF the great nternation-
al drama of Paris, and is naturally anxious that
the second act may not close at Berlin. The
French press is commenting on the gravity OF
the situation. Won Mollke's warning to his own
couutrymen will also arouse France to the ne-
cessty of making greater efforts to prepare for the
inevitable conflict.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-23
Paid Fire Departments,

so Iar as they have been put in operation, have
succeeded volunteer departments that have been
badly managed and conducted by men of very
depraved and disreputable habits. The cause for
change in our department We are told by The
advocates of the PAID system in the City Council
docs not exist here. Hence the charge that poll.
tics IS at the bottom of the matter. We do not
Ike to impugn the motives Of any, but the charge
seems to be generally admitted, notwithstanding g
there ore some citizens of both political parties
who are favorable 10 the paid system.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-23

The anti-liquor crusade has reached Staten
Island, where some women took advantage
Of the absence of saloon keeper on Friday
to hold prayer meeting in his saloon. Tie
women OF Orange, n. j :, were TO have begun
movement on Saturday. 1t is reported that
the Trustees of Trinity Church, in New York
Influenced by representations of many of the
old church members, especially the women
have decided not to release any Of the proper.
ty of Trinity corporation to liquor sellers.
This, it is stated, will turn out about forty
retail liquor dealers, who are Trinity's ten.
ants by May first.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-23

DEFYING THE BUzzARDs Fellow who was
in the habit Of getting drunk whenever be went
TO town, in returning home one day fell from
his horse and was quiet as ihough dead A
buzzard spied him, few round and round. and
Lighting near, hoped up pecked his nose. which
aroused the fellow little. The bird stepped
up and struck him acaiO; this brought one .ey e
open, and that the bird thoght he was dead, he
wreatbed his lips with drunken scorn, and look.
ing the bird squsre in the face, said; you neednl
be go id smart; J. am not 30 dead as you
think ! am"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-23

The Massachusetts, women who refuse to pay
taxes unless shey are permitted 10 vote, are al
lowing, like the Quakers Of old in request 10
war ,axes. there property to be sold under the
hammer rather than yeild. On Saturday the
farm OF Mr. and Mrs. ABBY KELLY FosTER-
The grey mare being the better horse-was sold
at auction at Worcester by the Tax Collector
The taxes were S9l,s4. The farm sold for
500
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-23

Two DRUNKEN MEN KILL EACH OTuER-In
Santa Cruz county, California, on Saturday night
Mr.. +. Gnkey and DR.. c. E. Cleveland tred at
each other and both fell dead. There had been
feud between them, and both were drunk at the
time OF the tragedy.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-23
IPUBzrCsALEs
SALE. '

nUBLIC SALE. W q " z
will be sold OF Public Sale. at the residences Of
the subscriber, living. on the road leading from
Ceutreviiie TO Walnut Green School Houss. Chris-
tiaua Hundred, Del.
ON WEDNESDAY, MARCH lllh. 1874.
At Il o'clock, NJ. sNf
a. Five head of Horses and Colts. Farm
Nr@ ing Utensils, ! horsc cart, i mark ct
~ >uearboru. plows. harrows, euitivators,
-AZ-l- shovels. spades. hoes. forks, grain era
dies corn eer. cutting box. cross cut saw sleigh.
vinegar by the barrel. empty cider barrels. a.
Household aud Kitchen furniture. consisting oil
be dsteads. beds. bureau. wash stand looking gias
ses. tables. chairs. secretary. stoves. gtass and
queensware. ....-t.. 49,.
Dairy Fixtures-churns. butter tubs. butter
worker, scales, milk buckets and pans and various
9th er articles too tediol ls to msntion.
TERMS.-AIi sums OF $40 and under. Cash; over
that amount a credit OF nine months will be given
BY purchaser giving a baukable note With approved
epdorser, LEWIS GRAVES.
L W. SripHAx d Son, Auct'rs. febH
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-23

Paris IS fearful OF the 18th Of March on that
day the Prince Imperial is of illegal age. 1be
police are instructed to keep watch over all
who 20 to Chiselhurst
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-23

The Christiana River Improvement Company,
of this city, offer splendid Inducements to those
wishing to purchase squares or lots OF land for
sites for factories, or other industrial operations
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-23
THE ARTIzANs SAVINGS BANK
SOP Market Street,

s = Incorporated February %. lIsl. ~.ts
Open 10 receive dep osits daily from A. M. until
p. NJ. and on Tuesday aud Saturday evenings
from TO O'Clock.
A SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND,
of six per cent. has been regularly paid on de-
pssits since the organization Of the bank. and it
the expe ctation Of the Managers that this rate
OF dividends will be continued.
When dividends are not withdrawn. they are &C
counted as deposits. Thus permanent deposits
compound their interest twice IN each year.
MANAGERS!
WILLIAM 8. HILLEs, George W. BUsB.
CLEMENT b. bAYra, 0EoRsE 8. CAPkLLE.
CHARLES w. HOWLAHD M. l.. LIcHTEssTKIs.
NATHANIEL X BENSON, EDWARD UARLtEaToH.
HEsRY r. DpRE. jos II. yAcksoS,
4. NJ. ST0TsRsgrB6. VIZ. II. SWIFT.
ANTHONY HlGeIEs.
WM. HILLES, President.
GEO. W. BUSH. Vice President.
febI-]y 4. 7. TAYLOR, Treasurer.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-23

ExTRA NEW BUCKwHEAT MEAL. THE
II celebrated Silver Mountain Blu Oh wheat N cal
or sale at the lowest wholesale and retail pr,e At
W. N, CHANDLEk's
ctZo Gil Market Street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-23

DRIVY WELLS CLEANED BY THE oD0R-
i less Excavating 60. orders left with the Sec
rctary OF the Board Of Health, at the City Hall,
(uuti further notice, will be promptly attended TO-.
teh13-n
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-23
EXECUTORS' SALE OF
Personal Property.
Will be sold at Public Sale,
IN UEnNESnAV MApHH A,b

Will be sold at Public Sale,
on WEDNESDAY. MARCH 4th, 1874.
At the late residence of Harlan Cloud, decd, il
yile on the road leading from Wilmington to ken-
nett square, the following desert ed Personal Pro
perty:
One Good Farm Horse. gentle in all e,
kinds of harness: / three year old XEH>
Colt; one yoke cf Superior Work N1O>
FARMING IMPLEMENTS consisting Of Hay
Riggings. one for oxen; broad heeled Ox Cart
set Running Gears. Sleighs and Bells, pair OF
Wheels. Side hill Pow, Ladder, Grain Cradles and
Ok Yokes. Lot OF Rye and Timothy seed. Phos-
phate. lot of Felt, several Gum Hubs. Broom Corn,
Hay by the ton aud Corn Fodder BY the bundle
HOUSEHOLD GOODS. comprising Bedsteads and
Bedding Bureaus. Clock, Looking Glasses, Wash
stand. Settee. Windsor Chairs ana Rocking Chairs.
Wardrobe. Clothes Chest, Clothes Horse. CARPETS
and Oh Cloths. Stair Carpet and Rods Stoves. Ia
bles, Barrels. nutter Tub. Large Bsx Patent Beam
Vinegar Hogsheads and Ginegar by the gallon
Meat By the pound with many other articles not
Sale to commence at IL O'Clock, when conditions
ABRAM PALMER
Executors of Ii. Cloud, decd.
Also. at tie same time and place the
hOUSEHOLD GOODS
J of the late Mary Ann W. Mccall decd consisting
OF Beds and Bed Clothes, Bedsteads, lot OF sood
bag Carpet, took Stove, Flat Il ons, Tea Kettle and
Boilers; sheet,iron Pans. Dishes and Glassware.
Chairs. Clothes Chest, Basket, 2 small Baskets.
small Table, Stool. Boxes and Barrels lot of Books
Vegetable Gutter and Fire Board, lot of Earthen
and stone Jars. and many other articles not here
~ GEORGE D. CLOUD
Executor of Mary Ann w. Mccall, deed
WEBB A. NICHOLS. Auctr. febl3wts
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-23
NOTICES.

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECElNED
- On March 10. 1874. for building tour Piers and
two Abutments of Bridge over Brandywine at
Washington street. Plans aud specifications can
DO seen at the house Of undersigned from two TO
tour clock until March "a.
CHRISTIAN FEBIGER,
Levy Court Commissioner for Wilmington HID
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-23
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Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-23

N0TICE.-Tbe annual meeting Of the Star
N Loan Association" for the election Of otiicels.
will be held at the Office OF the Secretary, n. L.
Cor of Third and Market streets. on Tuesday eve
ie6lI- din JAMES McCABE. sec'y.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-23

NOTICE-EXCELSIoR LOAN ASSOCIATION.
N Second Series, 800 shares of this stock will be
issued on the first Tuesday in April. 1874. at the
office OF the Secretary. No. 40i Market street Ap
6ii"W&.im b. T. HAWKINS, Sec'y.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-23
SheriM's SAFE.

By virtue Of suniry writs of Fl Fa., to me direct
ed, will be exposed to Public Sale. on the farm
now occupied BY David Appleby, near New Castle
in New Castle county, Del. on
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY AZ. 1874.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-04-02

Mr.. George Belt who came from WIS.,, q
short time ago has become connected with
the firm, heretofore composed Of his faith r
and brother. The firm name is now c. Z.
Belt 4 Sons and il is increasing its stoch
in every department and adding some new
lines Of goods. Il has purchased the en-
tire stock Of groce ries Of c. G. Sickle and
has ,,ade large purchases Of new gootar
sc,ne Of which have been received THU
week and the rest are on the way. The,
have on hand and propose to keep ia!
stock Of everything belonging to . hrs
class grocery -plain and fancy groceries
eansed and dried fruits, iresl, hanl>, but
Ter bogls. laddles, mounds, pickles IN bu
and lar q. gr ut variety Ut baskets, tobacro,
rop.. bath brick, ammunition, garden
seeds. seed corn, etc.etc.all Of which are n
/ Foods. and offered II the lowest figures u
which soods can be sold in legitimate bus
iness.
C. C. Belt 1 Sons invite de public e
eall and examine their gods and prices.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-04-02

The School Board, at a meeting last Fri
dav evening, resolved that the Summe,
term Of School should begin April 2Ot'
and continue ten weeks.
The length of the term was shortened
ten weeks on account Of scarcity Of funds
The law Of last winter. postponing the pay
ment Of personal taxes, in these frontic,
counties till November, will embarsss thu
school fund Of the different districts mort
or less, this summer.
The selection Of teachers for this District
was postponed till April 10th.
Or. David Day and Gen. R. W. johnson
Of St. Paul, two Of the Commissioners ap.
pointed to distribute the seed wheat ar.
rived on Wednesday.
They purchased from Daniels & Son
1868 bushels and Is lbs. Of wheat at IS cts
per bushel. Redwood County will receive
S42 bushels and Yellow Medicine the bal.
lance Of what was purchased from Danie..
& Son.
They appointed D. L. Bigham, H. Win.
gett and c. Porter committee to distrib.
ute in this County
The Legislative act makes the appr"pr:.
alton for the benefit Of the destitute with.
out any reference to the grasshoppers.
1t will be seen that the portion to thi,
County is much less than it was at first ra'
ported. Redwood and Yellow Medicine
together, &c, $500 worth Of wheat.
1t is desirable that applications should
I've sent in at once in order that the count,
Committee may know the wants Of all he
fore they begin to distribute.
Gen. Johnson aud DR.. Day started fo
Marshall yesterday
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-04-02
MOTTO e.
U. s. INTERNAL REVENUE
TAX
May I, 1874, to April 80, 1875.

The LAW Of December "a, 1872, roquir-s
every person engaged in any business, nv
ocation, or er,nloyment which renders him
liable to a SPECIAL TAX, To Pro-
cure and Place Con=pic-
uously in his Establish
or place of Business a
STAMP donoting the payment Of said
SPECIAL TAX for the Special Tax year
hegining Nay ], 1874, before CONNIE ncing
or continuing business after April 80, 1874.
rnE TAXES EMBRACED wlrHIH rHs PRovl-
s,oxs OF THE LAW ABOVE QUOTED ARE
TUE PoLLOwISG, VIZ:
u 'alcrS, tail liquor. ......... 25.o"
Dealers, wholesal" liquors. ...... 100"
Dealers in man't liquors, wholesale 80 90
DIAL r. in malt liquors, retaiL... q 90
Dealers in loaf tobacco. ........ $500
And on sales Of ov 81 GOA, fifty
cents COW every dollar in excess
81 $1,000.
Dealers in manufactured tobacco. 800
Manufacturers Of stiles. ........ 5'.W
Aud for each still manufactured ~. 90
And for .rh worm manufactured2o 90
Manufacturers Of tobacco ....... l0.oo
Manufacturers Of cigars. ........ lO.W
Padlers Of tohacco, tm"rr than
two hor-e>) .............. 5V.oo
Pedlers of tobacco, second class
two h"rses). ................ 25.W
Pedlers Of tobacco, third class
Tone horse) .................. 15.W'
Paddlers Of tobacco, fourth class
ION foot or public conveyance) 1000
Brewers of less thin 500 barrels. 80 90
Brewers of 500 barrels or more 10000
Any person, so liable, who shall fail to
comply with the foregoing requirement will
he he subject to sever penalties.
PRISONS or firms liable to pay any Of the
Special Taxes named above must apply to
4. c. SMITH, Collector Of Internal Rev.
nue. at Rochester Mimi. and pay for and
procure the Special Tax Stamps they mead,
prior to My l, 1874, and WITHOUT FUR
THEIR NOTICE.
NV. DOUGLASS,
Commissioner Of Internal Revenue.
OFFICE OF IxTsRyAL REVENUE,
WAsHIScroS, D. c., February Is, 1874.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-04-02
New Ulm & Redwood Stage Lines.
pAI.y SrAoH EACH WAY. ]

LIND (" Redw,od Falls, Mondays and Thursdays
Redwood Falls to I.vnd. tn .a.lavs and Fritsra.
MINI .snta Falls tn Redwood Falls. (via Yellow.
medicine, Tuesdays and Fridays. Redwood Falls t.
MINI. alta Falls via Yellowmedicine) Wcdnesla,
and Saturdays.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-04-02

The License question was voted on in
the Town Of Charlrstown at this spring
election. The vote stood 26 in favor Of IL
ceuse and l6 against.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-04-02

Any person wishing peanuts by TIL
hushel, peck, or pound can get them al
Horr's, at bargain.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-04-02

&C. stckl> started on Monday morning
to St. Peter and would probably go to St.
Paul
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-04-02

The American Sardine Co.'s Bonelcss,
Sardines, are much better, and less than
half the cost Of imported ; rlines.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-04-02

Groceries, dry goods, clothing, crockcry
in fact anything you need-can he had
of the very best quality and at the lowest
prices ut Northr"p & McMillan's.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-04-02


Scribner's Monthly,
The Summer Campaign Begun.
Another Great Literary Sensation, y
The Modern Robinson cruso
with l5OCeaatifal Illustrations.
Messrs. ScR,xxxR 20, have secured for serial
publication In SCRlBNER'S MONTHLY n. Juies
v-rnes Latest St.'ry.
THE MYSTERIOUS I LAND"
ia which, not content with tire old story Of ROBIN
IN CRUSoE'' and the SWISS FAMILY ROBINSON
.e writer und. rtakes t. show how party
asst upon myst. rinus aud s!es Il isiad. mry iiv.
y their sci niifc alone, without the aid
amy wreck I" draw upon TOR the materials OF life
Ind cO,nior'.
The party are Anne ricans WIN SIT out tr"m Rich
r"nd Va. during the size. in 'aslo"n. ". jules
unites with an accsrste scientific knewlrdgr,
~ elubersnce u Inventive g MUS that has
FASCINATED rNE WORLD
The theme Of the pres mt story Affords the u'h"'
rae fin at opportunity f"I the display vi his ~ caln,
tits. The story will H. psOtuscy illustrate d, ~
cgun in the April Number.
For sale by all News Dealars or Book
,,liers. Price $500 q Year, IS cents Il
Number.
sCRIBNER & CO., 654 Broadway, N. Y.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-04-02

&C. Sickle has sold out his entire
stock Of groceries to {, c. Bit & Son, and
will not sell that line Of goods hereafter.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-04-02

T,e R.iv,oi i;.,nxc ~ the ".tr"ns"f Hus,rnry
will III meetings regularly n the lat and ID Sat
url,ys vt every month. at 2. o'clock r. v.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-04-02

Mr.. A. D, Holiday has sold his proper
ty in the south side OF town, consisting o
house aud two lots to II. Lvs. We be.
lieve that the pric, Ill Was $500.