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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-12-08
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average some 20 to % per CEN. This
great loss was occasioned by the gen.
eral prevalence of cholera during the
Many of our best farmers think cholera is
generally the result of inattention and want
of proper food. We are not satisfied that
this is true. Our experience teaches us that
when hogs are very much troubled with the
small hog louise they are apt to take cholera,
no matter what may be the care and attention
given them, and when they once take it
there Is no certain cure yet discovered. A
good preventive seems to be pouring coal
oil over them, and an occasional bait of
sulphur, charcoal ashes, copperas and salt.
The following remarks on the early train
ing of young colts is taken from Murray's
'Perfect Horse:" To begin with, let it be
remarked that colts need a great deal of ex-
ercise. By nature they were made for rapid
movement. Like young birds, they de-
velop in motion. Many most promising
youngsters are fatally checked in the devel-
opment OF their powers by lack of needed
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be scattered by the high winds. II not col
lected and slowed away for future use.
They are too valuable for many purposes to
be allowed to go to waste. They form q
good protection for Strawberries during the
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Mr.. F-RAzIER-DEAR SIR For several months
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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-10-29
MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE

Nortsagor John ". Spcfrord Mortsagee Jay Pease
Date OF Mortgage, November 5th A. D. 1873, Record.
ed November 5th A. ID. at o'clock P. NJ. in Book
Of Mortgages on page 70 in the Registry Of deeds
for Redwood County in the State Of Minnesota. The
amount due at the date Of this notice On said Mor
gage is Four Hundred And Thirty i've dollars and
Ninety cents.
TIE premises described in tue foil ows,
to wit:-Commencins 1T the North West Corner Of
Lot ak Co. in Block Fifteen 5 in the original plat
OF the village ci Redwood Falls, running then zee
South Twenty TO, feet thence East r:isn:y S, as
thence North Twenty coy feet thence West Eighty
t6c) feet to the place Of heanns: Subject however to
conveyance OF the west Twenty. %, !.rt of sal. Lot
six Is, made by Brney Flynn nnd wife to the Sup
ervisors ofthe Town Ct Redwood Falls ant their
ccssors in Office in truSt f,r public to widen Mill
Sreetin said village which conveyance is dated Sep
tenlbc 1st A. H. S6s according to the said Recorded
plat Of the said village of Redwood Falis al! in said
County Of Redwood
Whereas default has been made in the Cond ton Of
the sf"ce.sid Mortgage and other proceeding. act
ti"n at law or otherwise has been commenced to
given that by rtue Of the power ni sale Co ntau.d
IN ssid Mortgage and in purs ,ance Of the Statute in
such case made and provided the above described
premises will b. soldat public auction by rhc Sheriff
Of said Redwood County to the highest bidder for
cash at tn" front door Of the Court House ia the vii
laee Of Redwood Falls in said County on
Saturday the 18th day Of Decen,ter A. b. 1874
At o'clock r. M."f that day, to satisfy the amount
due or payable xad Mortgage Together with costs
o! foreclosure and the sum OF Twenty Eve d.;lars
Stipulated therein ~ Attorneys fees.
October 18th A. D. 1874.
Jay Peass Mortgage. J, ". Ia: lor Attorney Cor
Mortgage.
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MR.. COX.

We have not heretofore published
anything in regard to the habits
Of the Democratic candidate for Con-
gress. He started into this champaign
with promises Of reform. 1t would have
been gratiing to US had he kept them,
but the evidence that he has not is too
strong. The following letters from St
Paul papers and others, with evidence
from private individuals, render it
certain that his habits are no better
than they have always been and those
who know what manner he formerly
conducted himself, certainly cannot
III justice to themselves, support him For
one p art. We consider it great wrong
for which they can be no excuse to
support a man Of Mr.. Ccx's habits.
and this is one reason for ailuding to it.
1t is au outrage on common decency.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-10-29

A Corner Collapsed "A promising
corner in cats has collapsed in New
York. Last year, Edser & Co., young
men Of great business ability, made a
successful, venture 10 oats, which pet-
ted them s50'C00. Emboldened BY
their success, they went for more i.
Finding that the old crop would be ex
hausted before the new came in they
privately purchased al! the oats tina:
could be obtained They soon controlled
the market, and advaccd paices afty
per cent. Extending their opertions
to incindes corn, etc, their luck
deserted them, and they have lost
everything, dragging down With
them other house.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-10-29

To the Public: l desire to say to
my patrons that the State Atlas Of
Minnesota is nov in press, and that
the delivery will commenc, about the
middle of November in the Northern
portion of the state work southwark
Having been requested by number
Of my subscribers to furnish them with
a better quality of binding, I will bind
in "ha!f morocco, gilt edges, stamped
gilt back. extra" with Ellsbury Chro-
mos Of St. Panl, Minneapolis aud Wi.
mona, 15x27 inches. The extra cost
will be four dollars per copy. Orders
for the extra binding must be sent to
this Office Immediately. Delivery
agents will not be allowed to sell aliases,
but only furnish copies to subscribers
Having spared neither trouble or ex-
pense to make this the most complete
work Of the kind ever published, l
will put it in your hands as near per.
feet as was possible to make il, and
hope it will more than gil your expec.
tations.
Yours truly,
A. T. ANDREAS,
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-10-29

A common Minnesota crap apple
tree was set out by the Lidgerwood
brothers io their garden in this city
about the 6rst Of May last. It bios.
somed in June, and = number ofap
pies matured, although our summer has
been unusually hot and dry, On the
10Th of September this tree put out
fifty beautiful and perfect blossoms,
and second fruitagc Of apples was the
result. The leaves ofthe tree contin.
ucs green, aud the second bearing Of
apples continued to grow until they
reached the size of swallows eggs.
The first killing frost occurred on the
morning of October 18th, which stop,
ped the growth Of this almost tropical
wonder. Can sny other State in the
latitude Of Minnesota boast Of 80 ten.
perste and prolific climate ?-Mau.
ka:o Union.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-10-29

WHEREAs def ult has been male in the pay.
w mcnt Of the sum .r one undred and ,ixty seven
dollars and ninety cents, which is ciaime be due
Us principal and interest at the date OF this notice
y certain ndenture Of Mortgage made and executed
by Irving IL. Burial: and Eimira Burial his wife,
Mortgaso's, and dated the 10th day of March A.
u. 1877, ard delivered to Commodore G. Sickle Mort
gaHee' W"'ca mortgage. was recorded in tho Office
OF TIE Reg'stcr o; Deeds in ard for Redwood county
Minnesota on the 1lth day Of June, a. u. 1872 at
O'clock a. NJ in Book l, of Mortgages on pages
G0s, 6es, and 6ic, which said mortgage and
the debt thereby secured, was thereafter assigned
y sa'd Mott9agee. to Andrew c. Lamb. Assignee and
the assignment recorded in the said Register o!
Deeds Once on the 3ist day of December A. l.. 1872
at 3H ocIocS p IN. in Vol. Of mortgages, pages
" ana ss, which said mortgage contaia-
"a stipulation for the payment OF twenty dollars
as SOLICITORS tees in case of foreclosure.
Ana whereas no action or proceedings has been
instituted at law otherwise to recover the debt
now remaining secu,eu by said msrtgage any part
thereof Therefore notice is hereby given that in
pursuance OF power Of sale contained in said mort
gage and OF the Statute in such case made and pro-
vided the premises which covered by said mort
gage and, which are described as follows: The Fast
twenty seven and one half 25is feet Of lot nine Q
in Block q inc Yin the Original Town plat Of the
village ot R~'t~ood Falls according 10 the recorded
State OF Minnesota, together With the appertcnan-
ees tsersunto belonging will be sold at public
ny the Sheriff OF said county, ut the front door of
the Court House, in the village Of Redwood Falis,
IN said County. on Friday the 18th day Of July A.
1874, at9 o'clock a.. to satisfy the said amount
claimed to DO due on said mortgage together with
said Attorneys ices and interest from date and tho
costs and EXPENSE Of this foreciosure.
ANDREW c. LAMB.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-10-29

A Relief melting held at worthinston
last week, adopted the following Reso-
luton.
Whereas There is urgaut and im'ne:
date necessity for aid to many destitute
families in Cur county; and.
Whereas, The efforts put forth and
the supplies now on hand are totally
inadequate to meet the demands which
arc constantly made for help and
Whereas, We are fully convinced
that the more favored portion Of own
State aud other States do not appreciate
the dcstitution in our midst, therefore.
Resolved, That we appeal (i,) to the
charitable Of our own State Govern
mect; a to the Government Of the
United States, for the preservation of
which many Of US offered our all dur.
ing the late terrible civil war.
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and by the week 15cts; if a book is
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additional will be charged.
2. Books may be exchanged at plea.
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turned before others can be taken.
; Strangers must deposit the value
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Carver County, MINI. Oct. 18th 1874

Carver Ceart!, MIMI Oct. IStn 1874
To Editer ~. The psneer.
Thinking perhaps that few items
from this sectian might be Of interest
to your readers, will endeavor to give
you some. Ia the first place. 'politi-
cal matters" in this country are ''red
hot" especially upon the Senatorial 4
ght and for Congressman. f. Saint
Julien vas here the other evening to
look after his interests, and | can tell
you he net With a "cc'd reception"
even the Democrats giving him the
cold shoulder. They endorse the act.
ion Of THE PIONEER, and utterly rep
udiate: Cox. Had the convention at
Shakopec nominated man like Barton
this county would have given him 500,
majority, but with Cox there is no
show Whatever. Strait will carry the
county hy 200. On yesterday, the 18th
Sunday, our friend poppi,z gave a
gro I'd ball at bis place in Laketown,
anc. of course, Cox was there being
the Sabbath made no ditferance to him.
Hc had not been there more than three
hours before he had to be put to bed
It's to bad: the Democracy should
nominate men for SO high officers above
reproach.
Business is brisk, and everything
looks good. Our merchants are get.
ting iu their fall stock. aud look for an
unusually large trade this winter Oar
tellow-townsman, Christ, Ackenman, is
the Democratic nominee for the House
in this district, aud will be elected.
Bat l mus: closc*-"Rorer."
CARVER, Slinnesct., Oct. Fl 1871
Editor St. Pau. Press:
The fight orconcress'nan is also waxing
wa:w. !; S;;.t Julien las j,:s; finists-
IA h, 2a"vu>> Il the Ccunty, ana as,
sure yru every nemocra. WHO saw hi:l
was coz, oioteIy t,is-:us,e,. with l.:m.
He 8 d.Hluk when he came herr,
and was ,;~u'k when he left. In L9.~:
tow::. cn Sur. "a: last, h, was sd an>.
I;.jactcc; iool;;"- Individual lie lad
10 ,e ~; 10 lY,: sc, s!crt so,ni'y ua~
I'll ,iondsy morning, w'.ea he went to
CfaSka. still dunk. and remaiuei there
daring the whole asy, making beast
OF himself: towards eveuag was taken
in charge ty friend. who conducted
him to the train aud Slipped him to
St. Paul, the last cur people wish t"
see Of such man Every citizen Of
Chaska can vouch far the truth c:
this statement. Prominent Democrats
~hom he induced TO accompany him
in IN eiectioneering tour through the
village, became ashamed and deserted
hin. I, is no use, the votes of this
county are not going to help tc send
such q man as this to Congress,
especially when Mayor Strait is so we'll
known in this secs;cn-a man who is
identified 10 business with US, OF
High moral character, good business
abilities, aud a gentleman who has and
will represent US in Congress in a cred.
liable manner
1t is conceded by Democrats and
Republicans that Strait will 90 out Of
this cuaaty with ESQ majority.
Yours, respectfully, DEMOCRAT.
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Mai. Strait Mt Home.

The Scott County Changers desd
convention, last Saturday, and passed
resolutions endorsing Mr.. Strait. The
meeting was was very enthusiastic and
the endorsement very cordial ard strong.
This ought to be good evidence to farm
ers everywhere, that Maj Strait is 10
sympathy with their interests. Its
probable that evry farmer in Scott Cour
ty knows MIN personally. They know
him, too. as business use, and after
doing business with him and observing
ais operations for eighteen years, they
rally to his support with an earnest
good will. 1t is gratifying to see this
from the farmers Of his own County
where they know how he stands with
reference to the farming interests.
Let the farmers Of this County con.
cider this. There is uo better evidence
to be had. on just the point on which
,h.v wan, information And ;c,hev
review the situation seriously aad
,.c,, 49,, $780,. h.,o
ths: man more thoroughly ident.
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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-10-29
MORTGAGE SALE.

iauIt having been n.a,le in the con i; ticns- of a
IFCcrtain mortag deed bearing date the tAir.icth
day of March one thousand eight hundr-d and sev-'-
ty four, made, executed and d iiyered by Edoa u.
gasors. to Chas, d. Strong. Charles " Hackett and
G arge A. Chapu, constituting the firm of Strong
ltackett ara Chapin, mortgages, to s'cL1e the
payment Of three hu.sir.d nj seventy iiyt do liars
anintcrcst, according to the terms aud cnn ions
three certain pro:nis>ory notes i'll writing, bearing
date with s.i'! mortgage, which said mortgage was
duly recorded in the oce Of the r. .;stcr O deeds in
and fer Redwood Ccuuty Minnesota, on the eioht
day of April 1874 1t s o'clock A. II. Of said dsy,
on Book mortgage decds, Pages l63-l10 Ill, and
covers and conveys t. said mortgages the following
described premises situate in the County of Red.
wo"d and State of Minnesota, TO wit:
it,e west half N:-.) Of the North west quarter
&; " "a dissection thirty two (31, in township mum
Der one hundred and twelve G12) North, Range
nnn'oer th'tty'six t3D west containing eighty 900
acres according to the g"ver ment survey, Also
lot number twelve (i2) in Block number six (6) in
Watsons second addition to the village Of Redwood
Falls, accoding to the recorder plat thereof.
Default having been made in the paymept of one
Of the notes in said mortgage mentioned. and there
by secured. and there is claimed be Que and there
ia due ON sid note ard mortgage ut date OF this no.
tice, to wit, Octoher 10Th 1874 the sum OF seventy
six and S'-lOO tS76s) Dollars, and action or pro-
cceding at law or otherwise has been instituted or
commenced, to recover said mortgage debt or INV
part thereof Now thereto notice is hereby given
that under and by virtue of the power OF sale in
sal! mortgage contained and recorded Herewith,
and pursuant to the Statut. in such case made and
said mortgage will be forccosed BY the sale
OF the above described mortgased premises, or so
much therefore az may be necessary to satisfy said
mortgage Geit at public vendue to the highest
bidder for cash, and that said sale will he made by
the Sheriff OF said Redwood county Saturday the
lshday Of Dccr A. d. 1874 at ten O'clock in the
toreu""n o: SAID day, at tho front door OF the
Office Of the Register Deeds in the village of Red.
wood Fails, Redwood county, Minnesota, and the
proceeds of such sale applied to the payment Of
said mortgage debt and interest, with the cost anc
charges OF such sale together with the sum o.
twenty-five dollars in said mortgage spu lated to 10
paid as attorneys fees in Of the foreclosure
thereof.
Dated at Redwood. Falls Redwood COuaty Minu-
es"ta, this l5ih day ofOctober A. D. 1874.
Chas. D. Strong. Charles ". Eackett, and Geo.
Cdapin, partners As Strong Hackett and Chapln,
Mortgagees.
Henry A. Castle. St. Paul, Miun.
Att6rney for Mcrtgagecs
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-10-29

THE ST Peter Tribune speaks thus
encouraging|y: The evidences are ac-
cumulating that the Republicans will
sweep the state at the uext election by
a handsome majority. The party had
its hardest rub last fall, aud the tide is
now 10 our favor. Dissatisfied Repub.
licans who hope TO make new party
and mould it into something better,
iuding that they are to be absorbed by
it, aud that they are only contributing
to the success by remaining with it
while it is being run and controlled by
its old leaders, say that they were 10.
vitcd to no such feast, aud refuse to
partake Of it. Then the rebellious
spirit cropping out down South shows
that it only needs Northern encoura ye-
ment to ''iire the Southern heart" into
q fame that will bring on another war.
Those who have wondered Of after
something new, End the grand old
party" is after all the safest and best to
adhere to, and with the return of most
Of them the Republican minority seems
almost cnrtaiu to be largely increased.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-10-29

DAKOTA, heretofore Democratic has
gone Republican electing kidier Rep
ubiican, to Congress, by 5000 majority
over Armstrong. Democratic.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-10-29

Austin d Morden have just placed
in their LaBelle FIGURING Mill in this
place, a Middlinss Parityer. They
purchased the same at Aurora, LII
They put it in operation to day, aud
it works like q charm they say. A
middlings pUrifyer is something that
we do hot comprehend, but will "go
through it" one Of these days and re-
port on the mechanism Of the machine
MINI. Falls Sentinel.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-10-29

4. Ericsson, Auditor for Renville
county, has been served Eith an ;njun.
ctiou by the Wirona l. St. Peter rail.
road company, to restrain him from sell
ing any OF their lands for taxes, until
the matter is settled 5y the courts.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-10-29

They raise 300 bushels of potatoes to
the acre in lie Sucur county, and yet far.
mers are not happy when potatoes bring
about as much per bushels asw heat,
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-10-29

T. I. SMITH, ESQ, Of Mondota, has
been appointed secretary Of the state
grange, in place Of VIM. Paiss, de-
ceased. Mr.. Smith is an intelligent
and pleasant gentleman, as we'll as sue.
cessiul farmer, aud the appointment is
one eminently "6t to be made"
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-10-29

The Mauksno aud Wells railroad
has been Completed TO Mountain Lake,
atout nine mites bsyood Mapleton. and
and thirty u:iles from Mankato. Less
than ten n4i!es Of track re,uAius to Lc
ia.i to reach y, c:i,, which viii with
cut doubt, BE- reached next week Two
G.an; .ocvu,viive, have arrived ;vr the
road ana, tr:n coaches. Fifteen freight
oox ears rived on Tau:sl.y, aal fl.
cen more w~rc t. arrive uext G.y
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-10-29

Ss,"$kio;; Of TIE svn>e!e:s waidle
il tbs D-nocr-t aud c1uasculatco
Repub!ican newspapers" sbou: rings .
ana anti ring" ,ae Fergus Fails A1vc
cate says 1t Is supported BY Democra-
tic paper, and niuc ;en.hs OF the nomi-
aecs e; the opposition are full blown
Democrats 1. simply proves what we
have always claimed, that it is move
men: of the Democratic party 1t is So
III this county.