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Tte 99ailg Arens,,
The Barney Stone.

A correspondent of the N. Y. Tribune,
who accompanied the American shootists
to Ireland, writes long letters from Dublin,
about Ireland, from which we clip the fol
lowing:
We were soon at Barney Station, seven
miles from Cork, and there we picked up
those of our party who had been on an ex-
cursion to the famous castle, celebrated in
history and song. All avowed that they
had kissed the Barney Stone, and there
was evidence that they had done so in their
loquaclty. One of the crack shots of
America had filled his head with Croker 5
poem. and before the train moved off from
the station he entertained us with the
lines about the object of the kiss: -.5.'-
There's stone there, whoe'er kisses,
Sure he meier misses
10 become eloquint,
It's he may Chamber
POI 10 my lady's chamber,
Or become mimber
VI swate Parliamint,
Whate'er he tries Just let HIM alone,
NO use q stoppin' him;
He's kissed the Blarney Stone"
The castle with it cloak of moss and ivy
was visible among the "Groyes of Blar-
ney, mile or more from the railway. but
it was soon lost to sight behind one of the
green hills of Erin, We ratified away
through rich country. where the emer
aid carpet was streaked with numerous
hedges, and stippled with herds of cattle
and flocks of sheep. Occasional cabins
pushed their modest roofs through the foil.
age which was sometimes so dense that
we only knew by the smoke that so grace
fully curled DER the tops of the trees that
cottage was near, and we said if there's
peace to be found in the word the cart OF
the 'umble might 'ope for it ere. The
deep rich green of the grass, and apparent
luxuriance Of the soil, j9stifies the appella
ton of Green Erin, and explains, il
part at least, the attachment of the Irish
to the 'ould Sod" Certainly it is soc
of which anybody might be proud
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MILLER BROS. 113 Maiden Laue, N Y.
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NJ ssaRS. MILLER BRos.-Dear Sirs-You will
please accept my best thanks for the box of
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perfect as lace powder. Hoping your new prepar-
alton will meet with the success It Justly deserves,
beg TO remain, Yours, Faithfully,
JENNIE HUGHES Theatre Comique.
For sale by John BenRston.
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On arrival Of Trains from North and Southwest
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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1875-09-30
Scribner for October,

The frst page OF Scribner's Monthly
for October has a design by John La
Fargo, N. A., accompanying the ballad
Of "Jessamine," by George Parsons
Lathrop. Major Powell, the we'll
known Western explorer, gives in this
number an account of"An Overland
trip to the Grand Canon ofthe Color
ado, the descent of which he has al.
ready described in that Magazine. In
the present article he tells the tragic
fate Of the small band who left tho
main party during the former expedi-
tion. Major Powell introduces curl.
Gus Indian story in the course Of hia
narrative. Mr.. Francis Gerry Fair.
field prints remarkable $, udy of Poe,
under the tito of'A Mad Man Of
Letters" holland continues his Sto.
ry Of Sevenoaks, Jules Verne's "Mys-
tcrious Island appears in its condens-
ed form, but occupies moro space than
usual.
Dr.. Holland, in Topics Of the Tine,
discusses "Cburch- Debts" "Offsnsivs
People" "A Word for tho Women
and The Slow Times" The Old
Csbinett is concerned with "no,7
Badly We Do IT." Home anl societY
Culture aud Progress, The Worl,''-
Work, aud i'rio.s.. irac nave ttl..x
visual variety. ...
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st. Nicholas For October.

C.oses the second volume of this
charming magazine, aud brings to its
readers some thirty interesting articles
the majority Of them beautifully illus
trated. The frontispicce is very fine
wood cut by Granville Perkins, repre-
seotingta battle at sea between the
American frigate, Essex" and an
English ship, "Phebe, during the war
of 1912, which contest is also describ-
cd in the opening article.
Ella Rodman Church contributes an
article entitled "Some Queer Animals.
Following close upon this is very
natural, as we'll as amusing, story by
Mrs. Sarah Winter Kellogg under the
title Of "How 1t Went:"
Descriptive articles, also, are not
lacking, and If the young reader pre-
fer solid information to fiction. he will
fiod something to his taste in the we'll
illustrated descriptions of''The Frigate
Bird" and Of hunt for horses on the
Western plains and others
The close Of the two serials will no
doubt be somewhat unwelcome to the
readers Of the magazine. But tho
satisfactory and pleasant ending Of
each story will do much to lessen the
sence Of loss at parting company with
these old friends. "Jack" is particu-
larly bright this month, and we beg
good people who want to laugh to read
bis s'Crooked Story"
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The REPUBLIC Magazine, for Octo-
Der, is full of valuable political materi-
al. The article by Judge Lawrence,
of Ohio. The People Nation: the
Union Perpetual" will command wide
attention. 1t places the. States Rights
heresy in a strong light, and advances
proof to show that it had no respect.
able following in our early history.
IA Manufacturing ! South j" aud The
Free South-Ordeal Of Emancipation, -
arc thoughtful articles, containing a
great amount Of rich material for 9th.
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in Georgia )" "Finauce and Politics.
Carpet Baggers, North and South :
High aud Low Tariffs !" "What De-.
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among the many able articles which
make the October number one Of the
best yet issued. The Republic is pub,
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Tue BEST FARMER.-The best far
mcr is he who raises the best and lar.
gest crops on the smallest surface Of
and at the least expense, and At The
same time annually improves his soil
who understands his business aud al.
tends to it; whose manure heap is very
large and always increasing; whose
corn crop and smoke house are At
home who is surrounded by all the
necessarics and comforts of life who
studies his profession, and tries to
reach perfection in it; who keeps
strict account Of his outgoes as we'll 40
incomes, and knows how he stands At
the end of each season. Such q far.
mer, nine times out of ten, will succeed
aud not only make farming pleasant
hut profitable occupation. Try it and
see how it is yourself, rerder.-F.r.
rer's Vindicator.
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1t is reported that the Young Mems
Christian association of New York city,
have rented Barnum's Hipdodrome
and contracted with Moody and San
key to begin on November 1st, series
Of meetings, to continue all winter, if
they prove to be IS successful and at.
tractive as in London. II is expected
the Evangelists will attract immense
crowds aud create a genuine sensation.
Extensive preparations are also being
made in nearly I'll the larger eastern
cities fer similar religious efforts.
Those who are engaged in these enter
priscs argue that the coming winter
will be very severe one, and that
with much suffering comes q good deal
of dependency, and IN this mood tho
average human gets zea'oosly religious
Pioneer Press.
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NOTICE..
Y. :. I,Sn.l 0Mce.

Us. I,an.t Nl1co,
Redwood Falls ainn. September 18th 1874. {
Complaint having been entered at this office by
John Berres against fa!rick Du;uts for abandoning
his Homestead Entry No. 6Jb:' date April -, 1872
upon the Lot No 4. Section 81. Township III,
Esnge 81 ". in H.ko,s County Minnesota, with a
view the cancellation OF said entry: til. said par
ties are hrr,.hy Summoned 10 appear ut this Office
the Goth da, Of \ov-mh"h. 1874, at 10 o'clock a.
tn r-sn"nd and furnish testimony concerning said
alleged abandonment
A.d notice is hereby given to said Patrick Barnes,
that the D,pnsiinns Of snndry witness g will be
taken at tue Office of f. c. Johnson Justice of the
Peace in the town Of I.kevi.ie, Dakota County, Mimi
the 10th DAY Of November 1875 at IL o'clock II.
hefore said jus ice to Lc nsed in evidence ut tho
hearing Of this ease,
r.. +. SMITH, Register.
Wm H. Kelly kscpiyer
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NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE
BY ADVERTISEMENT,

HEFAULT has been made in tue conditions9of 4
IL certain Mortgage executed anil delivered by
John Ho!ton nortgag"r, to Dwight Goodrich mort.
gage, dated the tweuty-sixth day of July A. D.
eighteen hundred anil seventy and recorded as
mortgage in the Office of the Register Of Deeds Oi
the county OF Redwood in the State Of Minnesota,
the 26th day u! July A. D. 1873, ut * O'clock p.
which there is claimed to be dine At the date OF
this n"tic the amount of thirty.si1 and 27lO0 dol
and no action nr proceeding has been instituted ut
law in equity to the debt secured by said
mortgage or any party thereof.
Notice.s hereby given, that ty virtue Oft power
Of sale contans in said mortgage and 10 pursuance
of 'be stntu t. in such case made aud provided, the
sail mortgage will be f"recoscd by = sale "f the
rtgaged premises therein described, which sale
y i'll lie made at the fr"t door OF the Court Honse
in the village Of Redwood Fails in tine County Of
Redwood and state Of Mia esO'a, at public auction
by the Sheriff of said county, Friday the 18th day
Of ,lctoer \. y. eighteen hundred and seventy Ave
at 10 O'Clock iu the forenoon to sail ~ tue amount
which shall then pe due "n sud MORTGAGE. with the
interest thereon. and costs and expenses Of sale, and
twenty -fue dollars attorneys i-es, rs stipulated in
said mortgage in case "i Foreclosure.
The premises described in said mortgage and 30 to
,- sold the lot. piece rsrcrl "f lar situated
III eth county Of R-dwond aud State OF Minnesota,
and known and described as follows, to-wit:
I'll" North West quarter iN. ". - If section faur-
teen 1i) in township hundred and twelve t112)
north of range thirty seven C31) west, containing
l. undred and sixty tl60) according I" the
L. s Government survey thereof.
LYMAN +. HODGES, and Alzin" A. Goodrich, a.
minis so's Of the estate OF dwight Goodrich de-
E.J HopGsoN,
Attorney for administrators.
Date! Juuc IL A D. 1875 -
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CONDITIONS OF PEAcE.-The con-
ditious Of peace in Mississippi are
somewhat peculiar. The following
extract of a private letter to the edit.
or Of The Commercial tells the story:
'It is not likely there will be fur
ther troubles unless the negroes try
to vote in such numbers as to create
the belief that they might carry the
election, if not prevented. In that
case the grist will have to be ground
over again. l really believe now, tax
ing all the points Of the case under
consideration, that nothing short Of
the complete success Of the white tick
ct will induce them to stop the muir
ders which have been so frequent Of
late."-Cincinnati Commercial.
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MORTGAGE SALE.

Default having been made In the conditions Of
certain ind- nture Of Mortgage bearing date the 81
day "f August, A. u. 1874, mad. by +. N, Wslct
and Lavina A. Welch. his wife of Redwood County
Minnesota, to and in favor Of 4. ". Northrop o
Redwood County Minnesota snd recorded in the
office Of the Register Of Deeds in and r the Coun:
OF Redwood and State Of Minnesota. on the sd day O
August A. d. 1874 1t 81 O'Clock r. n. in BOOK oI
mortgages OIL page 1871.
Eleven pro,issory Of fifty dollars each bearing
date with ssid mortgage, said notes drawing
interest at the rate Of twelve per cent per annnn
said notes pa, Asle follows, VIE; enc ON the
18th day Of August, 4. D. 1875. and on the 18th
day Of each And every month thereafter antl all Of
ssil notes psid ali Of ssid notes w@rs siEn" d
by r. y. W-ich an favor hf saia 4. y. NorthroI
There is claimed to he due and there il due Que
f said, notes at the date of this notice the sum Of
fifty six dollars and TWENTY-FIVE c"nta. and no pro-
c~sinas At lsw Or othe rwise have been
collect t!se same or any part thereof.
Now therefore rotice in hereby given that b. vir
tue Of power Of sale in said mortgage conts'sd
au purruant to the statutes 10 such case made and
provided, said mortgage will be fnrecOsed sad the
premises therein d"scrih-d lying aud bring in the
County OF Redwood and STAT Of Minnesota to wit
Lots three t3l four ~. and I've t5 in Block seven
(7) in the original plat Of the village OF Redwood
FSlIs. will he sold at public auction to the highest
bidder At the front door Of the Court House in the
the 7nd day Of October A. u. la75 at IL O'Clock A.
to satisfy the amount then due said note togeth-
with the If fifty dollars Attorney. fses stip.
ulated to liz paid in said mortgage bredrs ssch other
.xpensca and costs ~ are allowed by law.
Dated Redwood Falls, August l0:h 1875.
BALDw1N 4 WALLIN,
a. Attorneys 70. Mortgage.
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NOTICE..

u s. LAND uFFJCE,
Redwood Falls Miun. Aug. 81 1875. :
Complaint having been entered at this Office by
T. Aug Hcuig against Fred ". Minthorn for aban-
doning his Homestead entry, No. COS, Dated April %.
1874 nron the North Fast Of the North West quarter
Of Section ~, Township lis, Range So, in Renvills
County, Minnesota. with view to the cancellation
Of rad entry: the said parties hereby summoned
to appear At this Oics the t2th day Of October,
1885, at 10 O'Clock 4. NJ to respond and furnish tes.
timony conceruing said alleged abandonment.
BES. F. SIXTH, Register.
81 w. II. L8LLY. Receiver
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TRANSIENT RATES.
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additional will be charged.
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sure, but Volumes out must be re.
turned before others can be taken.
3 Strangers must deposit the value
Of the book when taken, which amour.
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turn.
4. Books lo,t, or defaced, must be
paid for before others can be drawn.
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IN PROBATE COURT.
SPECIAL TERM.

SPECIAL TERM.
STATE OF MINNESOTA,
COUNTY OF REDWOOD.
In the mater Of the estate of Edward
Mccormick l. ceased.
On rca.iing and filing the petition Of Pat
rick Mccormick AdWinistra:or of the
estate of Edward Mccormick deceased, rep
resenting among other things. that he has
fully administered said estate, and praying
that time and place be 6xed for examin-
ing and allowing his account OF his admin
istration, it is ordered, that said account
be examined Ivy the Judge of this Court,
on Saturday the 9Th day OF Octubcr A. d.
1873, at the Office Of the Juds: Of Probate
in said county, at 10 O'clock 4. N.
And it is further ordered, that notice
thereof be given to all persons interested,
by publishing a copy of this order Tor three
successive weeks prior to said day Of hear
ing, in the Redwood Gazette Weekly
Newspaper, printed and Published 1t Red
wood Falls in said county.
BY the Court,
Dated at Redwood Falls the 9Th
day ot September 4. ID. 1878.
II. d. Baldwin Probate Judg. OF krdw 0od
County, Minnesota.
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NOTICE
~ $. LAND OFFICE

I s. LAND OFFICE
u Redwood Falls. MINI. August. 3ist, 1875
Complaint having been entered at this otBce BY
Peter B"tt against Alonzo Scott, for abandoning
his Homestead Entry, No 1906 dated September 9th
1872. upon the South half of south East quarter OF
Section u. Townphp lis, Range IL ", in Sibley
County, Minnesota, with view to the cancellation
Of said entry: tho said parties hereby summoned
to sppenr At this Office the 5th day Of October
1875, at . o'clock 4. NJ, to respond and furnish
testimony concerning said alleged abandonment.
b. BEy. F. SMITH, Register.
10 IN. KELLY, Receiver
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With this number. our paper com =
,neuccs its seventh year During the
year just closed it has received rs lib.
eral and cordial patronage as the tunes
.ould warrant US in expecting. For
which, We arc grateful, and encouraged
to hope that, during the coming year,
We nay share in the general benefits
that will result from the improved con-
dition Of business.
The citizens OF Bismarck, somewhat
alarmed, at the recent murder of cat
tie bcrdcr by the Standing Rock In
dians, have asked the commanding
officer Of Fort Lincoln to garrison the
town, request which WIS at once
grated. The murder of Wright was
the FIRST depreciation committed east OF
the Missouri by the Sioux for years,
hence the universal alarm. There Is
probably not the least danger OF au
attack upon the town, yet the precau.
,ion is we'll enough. 1t seems that in
the absence of the chiefs and older
warriors at the Red Cloud council, the
less discreet young devils, made more
reckl> 50 BY the aid Of white mems fire.
water, allow their true inwardness to
develop, and several small depreda-
tions: followed by tho murder Of
Wright and the theft Of bis stock, is
the result.-Pioneer-press.
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NOTICE..
{. s. LAND OFF;cE,
Redv md Falls. Mimi. Sent. Ckt. 1875.

T.. s. LAND OFFICER,
Redwood Falls. Minu., Sept. 24t, 1875.
Comp,aiat having hecn entered at this cdice by
Morcy Dean against Aonz" Scott for aban'oning hi,
Homestead Eatry. No.l06. dated Sept. 27:h 1872
upon the South hall OF South east quarter Section
II, Township 1l3. Range 81 West in Sibley County
Minnesota with a view to the cancsllati"n Of said
entry: the said parties are hereby -ummoned ts
appear ut this Ofsiee the 2ath day OF October
1875 vt 10 o'clock NJ, to respond aud furnish test
,nony concerning said alleged Abandonment.
Ben. +. SMITH, Reeister,
WV. II. KxLLY. Receiver.
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NOTICE.
q. 8. Land Once,
Re6wNetl raila Minn Sent 21 1875

Redwood Falls. Minn., Sept. 81, 1875 !
Complaint having besn entered At this Once BY
Friedrich schrad-r against Edward Williams f"r
abandoning his Homestead Entry No, 234. dated
April 7tL. 1s73, upon The South halt North West i
Section 20, Township il5. Range Sc, in Rsnvi'ls
County, Minnesats, with view to tho cancellation
OF said entry: tbs said parties arc hereby summsn.
ed to appear At this Office the 18th day Of Octobsr
1875, At 10 o'clock H. ~ to respond and furnish tes
timonJ concerning sAid alleged abandonment,
..- BsN, F. SMITH. Rrgistsr.
50 WI, KELLY. Reosiver.
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At river Du Loup. in the proviaee
of Quebec, snow to the depth Of IL
inches fell during Saturday, And the
dispatch naively adds that it ID ,fesrsd
much damage to fruit will rsealt,
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Snow fell at Mount " ash,ugtoo, N,
h., Friday night and all day Saturday
stopping the travel Of all trains snd
stages on the mountains.
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A square Of ground which was sold
for sc, 900 il Galveston, three weeks
.ge. b now : sand: heap without =
house on IL.
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The American Sardine, Co.'S Boneless
Sardines. are much better, and less than
half The cost Of imported 6ardinss. -
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Pro Harvester, Mccormick, B
Gordon Dip
l do yauning Mill, h Gordon Dip
l do Moline Plow, J Mokittrick Dip
2 do Plow, B Gordon Dip
SWEEPSTAKES.
Best Stallion over 4 years F w
Brush 500
Brood Mare, WIN Davis 500
Bull, John McFee 500
Boar, II A Lusk 500
Butter. Mrs B Flynn 500
Mrs. Maggie Ferris received the
Silver Fruit Basket offered to the best
rady Rider.