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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-02-10
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE.

Defsslt having Aesn aaahs in the eoa'!ieons Of .
eestis iDdsn tyre ii Mortgage herring date Octos.
18th 4. +. 1879. ssase ~ Edwin r. Hrrs,,n aud scy
H:stoa, his st., of kh,.w tL Ccaaty sssts of Min
oesot il so1 " ottie 4. Lathro af the STAT II
vsrnOut, ard record in the Office of Register ot
Deeds tn asd for ths C"aaty If Redwood sgosrsaid
tSe 18th Aay Of 4oApr i. d. 1874 At oa,s oclcek
gage o. page ssveaty-t~o
setd Aor'c.se was given 10 seesre tie payment "s
eesssn FsonDssosy sste Sor Oae Hundred and tAir
ten dsllara AraIisg eseL date With said Mortgage.
aad seiog daA ene year after datc drawing int-resi
from date Sate paid st The te u twelve per ceat
per annsn, and sign~d ~ ssid Edwin H. Hostoa, a.d
10 favor sf saia Lesti. !. 1.Lativob ..,
The dsee Selo1a a6Sece sAs sun sf Dljl.3A ard re
pscsssdags at saw W osherwias have heen i.s:itst
- teeoliec, the sanse or any part thereof.
New, therefore notce II hereby gives that hy vi1.
tse ofs psser M aaie IN said Mortgage eonta hs aad
psrrssst to she stasst- in ssrA ease made aDd pro.
sisd. said Aortsags vii h tortcsed and the pren,-
is thereto 'isertsd !, log and being ia the County
of Redw""d AMI Ssste Il M;nnssots tc cit: 80
The Esst half II the North Vest Suarsr Of Ssctios
hsos,red and ts-Ivr U!3) Of Range thirty six (ci)
containing eighty aeves more ~ l-ss Accssiisg 10
government .srv+y. will br sod ~ pabtc asct"n "a
tAe highest ladder At tie fr-nt doOr SS tie csurA
HOas~ in the Town ot Redwood rslls in said County
on saturday the 3sth day Of March 4. H. 187r At 10
Oel"ek ~, t. astiafy the amosnt then due said
Oose. toevthee with the SUM Of tvrnty- five dnnass
Attsneys ees srsla&ed Z" se paid in sa,d Mortgage
In tAe went # it, f,rssiosurs, besides snsh oaher
eossa And exI ensea allowed BY lsW.
Oss~i February 10th 1888.
Hottie u Lashrar, Mortgage.
BALDWIN / v ALI.iN
Attorney . fos Msstgagee.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-02-10
THE GAZETTE.
VIM. 3. HERRiOTT.
EsaSter and PsblislAer.

TIE Popsiut.ou Of Earlsad sad
Wales was. in 1870, es7l2.2Gs. OF
that number 2A9.9O7 wsrs farmers.
The population Of tho Uoited States
Was 80. $50, ,033, Of which number g.
934, ,299 were farmers. Thus, one in
nioery are farmers in England and one
io thirteen in the United States.
TIE people ia that eouotry are
quite as generally employed ss ,heJ
are 10 this, aud II they DO rot farm
what DO they work It! There is more
wealth there than here, and what
makes It! No nation ever became
rish by exporting the raw material,
and just there 10 the solution Of the
chesp transportation question and oil
others, Res,sisiDg., to pa,iooaI wealth,
IN which the west Is interested. We
have agriculture, the basis Of al
wealth, but We must baild wisely on
oar fouodatioa. Every mill, cheese
factory, OF mauufac.ory Of sny kind
that is started u step ia the right
direction.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-02-10
Relief Of Houesteaders On Railread
Lands.

The following has pissed the y. S.
Seuate aud will doubtless become y
law.
BE it enacted by the senate and house
OF representatives. Of the United
States et' AmeEisa in congress A.ssm
bled,
That al pre- cmpticns and home
stead entries ia c"nplisace with say
law Of tn. United St.tes Of paoi.c land,
uxde IN geod faith by actual settlers
npon tracts Of l.od OF sot moro shau
100 acres each, vithis the huiss al
any lasd grant, prior - the time when
notice Of the withdrawal Of the laads
embraced ia sueh vrsst we're received
4t the local lxud "fise Of the district
il whseh lx,ds are situated sr after
their restoration to market BY order st
the general land osice. sad where the
pre.emptioa aud homestead t.~s have
been complied With aud the proper
proofs thereof bees made by the par
ties hold.sg such tract. " parcels. they
shall be confirmed, and pateats for the
Sd me shall be issued to the parties eati-
tied thereto.
Sec. Z. That vhea At the time Of
such withdrawal - aforesaid. valid pre-
emptioa or homestead claim ex,-4ed
upoa any lands within the limit" VI
-uoh grauts, which we're att.rvard
abspaosel. and suder decisions aud
rulings Of the lssd department were
re eutered by pre- emp,,os or hsuse-
stead entries, or shall make PT"pe'
proofs required anaer such eo;ries shsi
b. deemed valid aud patents shalt b.
issued therefor u the person entitled
thereto.
Sec. 3 That all such pre- emptiou aad
homestead entries which may have
been made BY permi-sio" Of the land
dep artmeut, OF in pnrsass,e Of toe
rules and instruction thereof, within
the iu,.s Of any land graft At t.aae
subsequent to the expir.t .t:oo of sach
grant. saa'l be deemed valid, and q
compliance ~ith the laws and makio-
Of Tie proof required shall cattle tn,
holder Of such claim to patent
therefnr
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-02-10

The State Medical Association.
which net j, St, Paul last week,
adopted the following.
Resolved, That the s.ste. medical
society respectfully sree apo. tho sex
stature the necessity for be Nared'-
ate organization Of Al inssriste .sy.
Ian, ior the following reaso"s:
tirst. The habltuAt Drunkenness 10
a disease, requiring medical treatment
which cannx bs given with any re.s
enable prospect Of SUCCESS in private
practice.
Seeoad-That insbriate asylams
have already been ergaoised i. either
states. aud nave proved their valss BY
their rcsul's.
Thira-.That incbristy already exi~ts
IN .ninassota t. AZ exteat that argent
IL calls tor sech ~ asyiasH.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-02-10
NOTICE
u.s.. Land Oaes,

u - u. 8. Land OMes.
Redwood Falla;s MINI. Jas.ary 18th, le76
Z Complaint having be.a eatessd stihis once hy
Atee q, Obsrg againfs Hslver Yede,soa for obsndnn
Ing his Honest<ad Entry. No 1i0. dated Ocs. -.
1874, upon the North West quastsr Section 80.
Township IFS Range Il, IN Yellow Medicine
s'o.nty, MjaDeecta, With view 10 the cancellation
Of said entry tho saiA parti~s are hereby SUM
noned 80 appear u this hfRee on the 2sd day ol
FssrSasy, 1870 at 10 o'clock A. N. to rsspnnd and
most =
Y .aA-s, 3 =. snIfR, Register.
~ y. q. KnlLY. Hoaaivor.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-02-10

After a careful CANVASS, BY the Pho.
neer- Press, Of the Republican branch
Of the Legislature aud the State and
federal officers, on the Presidential
question it reports the result - follows
For Blaine 49,. Washburn IL; Blis-
toe 5; Morton /; Grant s; Hayes 2:
aud several others one each. Total.
.48, aIi others 81.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-02-10

Mr. WIN Bick,l, Of St. Peter, has
been appointed Collector Of Internal
Revenue for the I'd District in place
Of Irving, Todd resigned. Mr.. Bickil
has been, for some ye.rs. chairman Of
the Republican District Comuittee
and an active Republican bat never
AL Oi6ce seeker. having declined the
appointment, Of R"g;>t,r Of the U =.
i.aud Oace. He j. reliable business
man, esteemed ia his own eo.u " unity
and is confidently expected to make .
good officer.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-02-10
NOTICE.

IT s.LAND OFFICE
y Redwood F.lls Nina, Jarsa,y clst 1876
Compliant hav ing l~en entered at tiiia O6cs BY
Frederick W. Hand sgai.st Ccnfad Nell f"r s'andoa-
ing h,s Hom-st..d Entry. No. 6e7, 'isted May ~
1874, nron the Nsrth East aus,ts'. SECTION :,
rown.Aip l1s. Range -. in Resvhle County
Ninncpota, with view to the s.oee!,sti"a NJ sa,
estry The asid parties arr hereby .uumoa~d "a
lSt6, at IL oei"ek TO respon and furnish ieeti-
nnoay csseerning said slirsrd abandonment.
D. T. SnIrs, Register,
Is WM. H. kKLLY Receiver
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-02-10
NOTICE.
US, LAND oFFICE.1

-" :. III" u 3. LNNU VFFVE. I
s Redwood Fal IN Miau =, Dee. 3lat 1875.
Cemplsirt having hern entered at this Once ty
Abraham Cslvrr aRaisrt l.ouisa Perry far abAndos-
1871, uprn thu Fsat hall Il the North eat quarter
Section II. fovsahip III, Rasye -, In Rrnvisse
County. Ninlesosa with . view tp the easeeliatinn
ofsaid entry the ssid parties are hereby Summon
- ~ appear At this oce The 1eth dav II Feh,u-
ary 1875. 1T 10 o'clock \. ~ 10 sespos and furnish
testimony eoneer1iDg ssid alleged Abandonment.
- .- -.-.-, Nxx. r. Snssa k~sistrs,
''t'''. WI II. KELly, Receiver.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-02-10

The grtity,ng rumor il surrest that
the new Northern Pacific direc.ory,as
a recent meeting iu New York, resolved
to Assess percentage on each boadhol.
der to enable the company to build
twenty five miles Of road west Of Bis.
mArck. This extension would take the
road into the coal rragiou and add
largely 10 the business Ut the road.--
DISPATCH .
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-02-10

PsstmasteTo will b. allowed ten per
csne,s ssamiasioa for expenses Of trans
mission. Sc Any person getting up =
slab OF twenty or; mere will be entitled
g. an ez,sa paper for every twenty
names sest, accompanied BY the sub
GLIB Subscribers will BE-
charged II ssets each for. printing
their eanes ~ their paper.
A1drISa 81: /. ~ ;-tff
T: i - PIONEER PRESS CO..
.es@ a. St Paul, Mina.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-02-10

TuE PRosPEcr FOX A WArsR RourH
70 The LAKES the work on tho
Fox river is pushed With the viyor it
ought to bs this o"miog summer, our
friends along the Mississippi may SEQ
next tall some ot the smart little coats
which ply Lake Michigan, s.s.miug up
70 their vharves. Tue canal At Por.
lase, which has been dug this past
s.asoa, "seds ooly . little more isbor
~ It 70 give steamboat men what they
nave never had there yst-a good,
broad channel st S tset 10 depth, aud
ot sa.pls width between the Fox aud
Wiscusin The contracts for stone
locks aud the necessary dams on the
Fox specify that they shalt b. com.
pIe,ed sometims next summer, aud
theu With little dredging. navigation
Can be resumed on that s.ream. 10
has been our privilege this winter TO
20 over the sutire river, aud w are
more then ever convinced that this Ia
70 be the great highway Of commercs
from the mississippi to the ocean it
those Who ere waiting patiently for ito
com mpletion vill Mold On little longer,
their expectations regarding it, utility
will be more than met Ten cents .
bushel Gao certainly be saved in tho
transportation Of our crops to the sea.
bord. 1sa't thas worth working for ?
- Farmers Union.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-02-10

" Revolutionary reIics viii command
high pr'c at the CsutsnniL exposi.
tioo; and, in view of this f.ct, ee1eral
New England capitals are about 70
put up estab'i hmen's Tor the manu-.
i4e.ure Of canes and things tha. bsisa.
ged - aAs pAAsiss tashArA
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-02-10

The Westers Rsral, published 1t
Chicago, has sucsumbed to the prssure
Of uafsvorable circumstances. The
Rxrol has been regarded is 40 excel
lent Agricultural Journal. The editor
il in jail on the shssge Of running III
his presses and material for the pur.
pose Of defrxuding his creditors.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-02-10
NOTICE..
4. =. S.l.AND Orrrr. ,

q. =. LAND OFF1TEt
Redwood Falla, Mimi, DEE, 9l~t ISIS.
Abraham Cslvtr ssainas Cbar'ca 3. thafir for
atas.aning his Resses:eaA Entr., M. S97l. dated
March ia, 1871. are~ he w-at taf ~ North east
quarter :. eticn II Township ~. Rsnse - IN
ksnvii;s C~uAty, sAinnes.ta, With . view N the
eanerlAtios 81 said entry the SAID parties arr
hereby saWHcnea te appesr At tAis 'Alce on the 10
day II T~.ssay.. 1876 ss II osaoek ~, n ,rapoai
donsasnt. .,..-.~-..- -
's RGx =. SNl,H. Register.
r #at WI. II. KxL' =. Receiver.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-02-10

W II. IIictensoa aud San Huphan,
Of St. Charles, we're on Friday Of iaet
week, fined $50 each. for selling liquor
10 an habitual drunkard after having
written notices served on them BY the
10 Of The ipebriats nei = san him.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-02-10

The House Of Representatives has
re,cinded the action Of the last Session
Of Congress, which doubled the ra'e
Of postage on printed matter. The
senate will no dosbt concur asd the
people will again socn be able to send
papers L., at she rate Of one cent for
,vo ounces weight. s# ~'s5s So a
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-02-10

Washington letter writer's and 9th.
ers, who speculate ~ to the strength
Of the various Pres,aential aspiraa.s,
generally give Minnesota to Morton.
We 4, not know ths reasons for
their sarmiss but, whatever they may
be, We think they are false. There is
nothing about Senator Morton. PEI.
soaslly Or politically. to somuesd him
to Mispesotians.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-02-10
WATSON'S
".. WATSON'S .,-*
Select Circulating Library:
t5.t -. a.,-.-.......
RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION:
VA rlv r'ot'rs 8 No r'cxsr'.} s.so r'c1*r'
500. J $500 @aoe.
TRANSIENT RATES.

~ TRANSIENT RATES. I
!. The smallest charge is 10 cents;
and BY the week 15cts; If I book is
kept longer than one week, 3cts = day
additional will be charged. .,
2. Books may be exchanged at plea
snrc, hut Volumes out must be re.
'urned before others can be taken.
3 Strangers nust deposit the value
nf the bank VIXEN taken which amount
will b refunded less charges on itslh
turn. '''5...
4. Books lost. or defsced, must be
paid for before n.hera can bs drsku.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-02-10

The House election committee. in
Congress, has commenced on the con.
tested cases. There was some com
p'aint that nothing was done till the
beginning Of the third month Of tbe
session. The time has been Get when
a number Of the cases will be heard
but We do aot see any notice Of the
Cox vs.. Strait case. In faet there
does nos seem to ls anything known
about it except what Mr. Cox, himself
writes, AID as the Democratic p,pers
take no stock 10 that No DO oct feel At
liberty to give.any credesce to it.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-02-10

After fiiux saw, place il on . level
board and pass = wnetstone over tho
side OF the teeth until oil the wire
eige 10 of them. This will make the
sas cut true aud smooth, and will re-
m .ia shstp longer. The saw must BE-
sst true vi h Z w.set.-!&ies.,fe
Aaericun. s'@ 4
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-02-10

AT caucus, held BY the Republi
can members Of the Legislature, y
resolution wss adopted requesting the
State com mDitte to call the State coa.
vcstioa, Tor the slectios Of delegates
t" the national convention, On the I'd
Of Msrch. That date il just ut the
close Of the sessioa Of the Legislature
aud the nstiousi convention 10 called
tor the 18th Of June.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-02-10

The ease Vi Gen. Babouck, Tor con-
spiracy to defraud the government,
was called At 81 Loais on Monday bu,
a request Of counsel for the defence,
w.s pc1tponed till Tuesday. as which
tine the trial probably commenced,
The esse sxcitss great interest.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-02-10
eextai l,.c:ease.

Rapid as IS the growth Of this country
il wealth aud p"pu'a'ion. its postal
growth il YET more wonder iul In
1860, with a population Of thirty .ons
Asd half millions, Two hundred and
sixty ~lilisos uf letters passed through
the uAils-eight letters per annum
tor every ~An woman ssd child in tho
c''an,ry. Ia 1870 the population had
:rsws 70 thirty millions, whi!s
the number Of letters had increased to
>ix hundred aud to" millions. or SIX
tee" letters per capita per anuuu; an
.screase OF o.e huadred yer cent in let.
tess, ~ tseaty ave pr cent. 10 popu.
lst..a. IL u her w,rds, letters increase
t,s: usaes ~ last ~ p p'puiatico. Part
f this iasre4se may te due to bet.
ter education, but most Of it 10 the ex.
panss,'u Of business. fhe proportion
Ut letters I" population is far greater
~ cities than Ia the country. 10
Washi"gteus Presidency. Jour mil'.
.o's of people ss"t ts.<ee hu"derd
thousand letters y year, "n'y QUE letter
tor every th'rt'.e" pers III each ye,r.
Daring the p.st 6<c.l year the nation
hss paid fifteen ant \ half millions Of
dollars Tor the transportation" uf the
n,si'-; twenty years sg' it paid less
thu Eve millions Thi, would i"di ITO
tia. postal expenses double themselves
every ten yeaes. esca year puis nine
hundred -.w post o6ces i" optratioa,
and carries the mail al ,uL seven thous.
aud more ~ils.. IL 1917, NJ. Joseph
Uodd was appointed a. carry the
threat Southern mall from the New
York post o&:s ACROSS the Terry.
Wheel,og it 20 the waters edge 10 his
wheel osrros, he transported it across
the terry to the waiting stage During
the preseo, year nearly eight tons o.
a..l mstt>r daily leaves the Office Of
this city for the south by Camaon aud
Amboy Rsi:rosd aions. Saonid ,he
growth of the aext half ccua.g - 'a'
the pcrc."sage ~ aha las. ga ~. -
see large tr<'ss Of r.,. .4t22t. ".n -.
matter Alone. n, p.>s, asos W.. 10
allowed to enter the train. a.re u +
overcrowded with letters aod papers.
-App!etou's Journ.l.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-02-10

Mr. Duaasil has introduced 4 bill
providing that Any person holding .
claim under the Timber Culture Act
aud who will make proof shat the trees
planted aad growing on said claim
nave been destroyed BY grasshoppers,
such desty action shall not work for
lett OF any rights or privileges confer
red By the Timber Act,
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-02-10

The Pennsylvania Republican Asso.
citation hss sisni6ed its peferen"e for
Blaine ~ Presidesisl candidate ana
endorsed bis course 10 the discussion,
on the amnesty bl.l.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-02-10

fthe St. Pau. aud D,snark papers
-ao rot eoaviuoe the puPi,s that ,tbs
best route 70 the Black Hills . via
Biemark, the editors viii, =, least. feel
u proud consciousness in having done
their whole daty.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-02-10

Hon. II. b. Strait has been elected
I member of the Union Republissn
Cpnereasiooal ComnittsA @ Il
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-02-10

Col. John H. Stsveus has resumed
the editorial management Of the Fur
nsers' Union Of Minneapolis. The
Union is, very justly, popular among
tho farmers Of this State. They not
oaly wish to patronised home journal
oat are satisfied thst is one of the most
useful agricultural papers that We can
get.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-02-10

In the various localities where there
arc erAsshop2er eggs deposited the
the people nave been making ezper.
imea,s aud, in most cases, rePor. tha.
they do ast hatch. The M.ael'.
Times says.
Vim. Seeger. Jr, residing At Noun
tain Lake, says a large number Of the
farmers there have been making the
san,e test with 4 like result. He says
trials made the arN part "f the winter
ba.ehed 'hopPers, bat ,ho,c made re
Gently, since We have had our change
able weather f.'led lie says the Rus
signs have tried them AID report that
it is the sa.ao - they knew It u Be i"
the old souatry: that the eggs Of fourth
year have very little vitality 70 them
ADD are easily destroy ed.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-02-10
THE THRESHER OF the PERIOD

This is TIE famous .'VIBrAror'' Tarxsuxr which
Cr~ated such . revsl .0On In tie I. sl, ami br.
tUi.li ESTlMACED ~ the "isau,us Tl.re <L-
r uf this day and xss~rstion. xO,e tism s-~.u
hossand purchasers aud Diaety th"u~and rraiu
aisers pronoua - these nechin-k ENTitkLY tE-
.vtALaD for Grsio ssviag, ti.e saving, atd s.an-y
,skIng.
-Four ssEes made. yiE : 24-inch. ks-
nch 32-snch. ssA 36.tncls ylintsers.
with 6. ., 10 aud l3-herse sc = y cd
Powers. ALSO b. pa ra tors ''asap'" rxprs4s.y
steam Power, sad lDt'rove,l PORTABl STEAM
:NGIEES for Steam Machines.
All-perssns la.esdisg to bsy rhreshiug Hschi1rs,
r Separstora ssaiese' a. Hsrse Pow. rx .'al,,a~'
"a ss3l "a GRAIN kAl$ERS aud FARMERS who
rant gsai threshed. savsd snd cleaned Z" the
est advantxee, invited IN sepd for o~s x forsy
'sge illustrated Pamphlet and Circ1ar. (esri frce)
.ivingiuli particulars stcst th-se Improved Nacines
aud other infnrratoa valuable to farmers and
LhresAerDep. Addf~A,
NsCH0l.s, SHEPARD L CO..
Battle Greek, Mich.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-02-10

There are some Indications that our
Legislature may yet pa.s bill appr"
pristing SIS, 600 for oensenn!al par.
poses.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-02-10
THE GAZETTE
CASH ApvERrlslNs, RATE

ANtransisn a A4vcs ;issnen Gsst b. F.'a'cr'ua"
vsnsr. A., s-&;....
DC, s,d ds7x "a. per square for each s"oseqaent'n
ssrtior lllsxsi Notices must h- spon the respon
sss;litv Of the Attorney ~rAesanE tn" Puon.":'
Ns siid.v;. Of psblieation will he given unsf'1he
pshiication fe.a are paid.
L.r,l Na,,e-.Iu Iu.sr,-d At 10 ca nts per ,ius.
Business ca r,ls of ave line. or less &6W
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-02-10

The Senate bill repeating tho i"e-
briate Asylum has been reported on
favorably by the Judicisry committee.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-02-10


to develop the great agricultural inter
cs,s which are the basis Of I'll substsn-
,isl state aud community growth; TO
propote the Intelligence prosecution
Of fur u labor, including the new and
important interest Of grazing and stock
raising, and it will make aspecial feat
ure Of reporting in detail the state OF
the home snd foreige markets, in or.
der that the farmer may be kept con-
stantiy inform. 4 Of the best time to
se1). and the country merchant oftbs
best time to buy. News from all por :,
tiuns Of the etate. from Northern. Wis.
contin and Iowa, will also be regularly
contained in condensed form in its
columns. .;~-....... -. ......r. =...,.- ~...
The large space devoted to reading
matter in the columns Of The Pioneer
Press will enable it to AID 10 its local
aud general news and commercial re.
ports, an interesting variety Of stories,
poems, and freside Miscellany. and a.
Family Journal it will be- found B,
many TO lay it's highest claim 10 gen.
eral acceptance and favor. I'm
-as2& - FINALLY, aaaf.sv- ss
The Pioneer. Press will be found the
ever vigilant representivc Of western
interests and western progress, and ,
i0urnsl which the true western msn
will always fsd IN earnest sympathy
with. his best and highest ideas Of
equity and right. @.s5 .zgss ssHss
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-02-10

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W. PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
Also u =. FIX. Surgeon of Pensions