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, 1876-10-19
GENERAL MARKETS.

NItOOM-COItN--Wasl IN fair demand and stcady, eK-
ccpt rcshaps tho higher EFades Of aus. which, being
unHsna1s abundant this year. are quoted weak Follow
Ing arc the quotations. Choce green hurl sdc medium
hs,rl, red tipped. &c; green hrua. with hur enough
to work IL dtsaMc; red tipFed with 10, 4@tHcs
green covers and ins!de, shc rcd tipped DO 3H0tc;
iustde brush, aGs4te; medium 10 choice stalk braid.
4a5c; inferior brush. 1aa5<c, crooked do. sa4c.
nAGOlNu-stark A'a arc now Iobhlng at 1Oc, tho
lowest fRurc reached for many yrura and American
scll like Other descriptions Irregular In price.
There IL 4 good inquiry for G,,Hncs.
AsUTrER-Therc was good dctanl At fairly suss
talnsd nriccs Following the quotations. Goud to
fancy Is quoted At 2cs3lc. and Inferior to fAr st s
nEASs-cl!e,ee scaniy. n!ckca bean. arc IN far dc.
TsssG!i ass
hoppss II ssTe sscens q Mnas:ota, Kanss.. ioWs
!s eSp & ~ Es.t aitesethcr ias yicd i smsi'
al$}5e toF Eo@! q hsst fsetosy srades:
a Ssiiseis Rss;Ssi; Ssi5 ssS iiss SfS j. ? sS
.s:. sas % + sssnS q cd
seMs s Sf III p,eks!. az rspot!ed e b fasIy
saRpISs ssn ss'ns ~ a st ss.pE Ss .' oa s
i! Sfs;sk At h45;e ;|ssss' sis0
s!sks;,. s*s: :esstSSi pefk:ssTsl .ssyss nasSsd,
;tsss es Sa;sy @ & sSs s% esS'ssI SS.
sssaPaSs Il s s sS sa onF u ss 1885,. q!
Ill "a S Sxs s*! srssP, ssss sssss
siysering and Gang, oil II y which Ielsr. TIL
6o!ax. refined. v lSx 6n9 vIiIoi T.
sS .{; Ss All; $sis' s @ |{;
w @ a s; W. ;;ee'isf as ;s S:;s I Ss;: ss$s: ":
y, sIS; = ;sSSSs
isf savhaa + sssn ssss
$ 7s .ss,s s:sss u: ssts IT, ss @ as. sfss
S$nSfHse:s IT. ssss@ssi sS s%f .s,'vs ssmsaa
fns lsstssss 'sGFs r;s N.Y. s' qsSt' Ss
f' ;5at Nj soss ;s!S ss!?s ia:fsfffs'
tsiai' ,,,I H1 Gay g. ~ So'Yt;,: s7o
i'sx 's!xs: ss sSa ss s;sot sss sss,; s;1s s S;i;
fF 9saai SO! bs . IT, S a's5sSi 81 S s5 d
SSb sssass
VIZ ssee Ssss" &s 9'sfff pruue <aeao
$s::s :ss e ~;
arIes :lSS tsrn I'SKaa .'K IT, %
berries, nav. sksglc: r!ttcl slerriea' lsaslH}4s.
ss5':s:s HIS
s't: yssns ssss 'ans,
SHsi:S ass r S:::x: f$
e. .
;s4s . pSs pft q ss4sts x! r9t Sell Ssa;
Hss e &: ;Sy L5Ssss:
starch s!s. wsfs a;,u stssy I'D ira,. Tr4Is % W.
.i;n9s-is4aloon, uau'4ci carona'es7,;c I.oas'naa
sks|es & isasy 1s sS"a s d - sr,is .::ss
slaSsrSie sSs; +; M; %iyasails; Y!; ~,
S $$s'|$1 ; $sEs :'ss! 81 e o$
S$s?s a' y isneo
% :SsF f!ys 's;fs w. e.
: ss ssd' *sss' :: Ss ass"
;s 'ss; ss's sss: siSfs tss s;:a csi'
ss ;. G; 's;;s .'s::'ss ssS7s,
SS s tas,a{ et III y Rrses 81
jsilyssa contracts n.a,s tls aKo, Gpacs tlS
fna sssSsf sRss' =! ~ F.
tss 's'ts H. sS sss' S s'a ?fs!sff s;
4 '.Ss,: Ss: 81 s n,
IN i1s q III s
III; @ ": 5 4; ;; f;J
tIss|!; rs Il H 4:s q ! II
, 1876-10-19
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llon6-pnler the iHGutnEe 9I q anatp advnnco N
srs and ~ heavy hexs siitsa e thsr rsan!sements
tho tw0 preceding days ii tbs week. Lincoln grades
did not si!ars 70 thr provGment On to contrary thu
prices luilnx Ntios lower than on tuesday: Trading
for fafr 10 choIce medium and Heavy weight hhllpng
hoHs and gt -. a3G5 Is for common To prime fight.
weights Shippers md Interior aIcnvy xol At O.. OO5
61a Tic MRrkok CLOSED rn At tho ap0ye Qu0tatlonss
, 1876-10-19

Tho following were tho receipts uad shipments
of tta leading articles Of produce In this city
duslng tho twonty -four hours ending 1t o'clock
on Wednesday, morning. md for the corresponding
time hst year:
, 1876-10-19

= G. .s$ sst fs Al ::t g 4: Sc &C.
::$ :;::| s FL s sss ~ $ $ $:$
tt::s :t:s sS s : ::i s7e s7S t:.S ss:.&S s: s:sS
a.: II HE: ss ~ ss &c.! =
ss ~ e. So;s sSS sSS 95SWi1s ssis 4
A 4 ~ s<' &; e." 4 ss#a 5; Ss 1s .ss' ,s
'sS ss:: 6 :$ SE Iii III 's ss::: $ II: :$
ns s4% 5?e:t "a ss ,ss
NJ s Te'sss s' aassr q tss
7s making y M tos two a,r.
MI: fsw sylssiIsnt y 9,!:;e; sales tncludo csf,
sxss. :.s sS III as xss 5 d:s
w:.E Il stsi foi @ aTssd Ind ssss ior is @ 'aA
nurFAp.
hs 81 .1tst sss s q ss %
l" tat 6 sl. III aps t r r. a % ssr. 'Ss S
,
ns;Ss. l; y; s;!
S::s; e. s # ss:: II: II: sssss;ss
sr. LnuIs.
e GS: fsi 'se:$$fss I'D s.esa " .sss
t"!snsn ,.sax i; "; fsn;y = e. ,r, IN,
.ssn!ax e!si:s :!os t!. s; psims s uss%ts ss!s
Ss , ~ .sys eaxs NM f 1I,sn g
Tsss 'Ssss 6 90 ssSd e a.. % fho
Ssf Ct. sais'sHiiffss e.: tai fsf ..a 'S;. Sa
ssa Ssif SssI .;' a'a' rssdsi;n ts; nzs
ay sS,isss: ID sss :,ss sHs'y eaa' total for two
nALTlNnEse.
;;.;s s; 81, $ssS s
"a II ias ;@sasad' ssaIs' sasQc'
dHkErtMnetlycfp pfIccs slsla lover; range 4G5o,
rrvetpss. d.B33.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, Grt, la,-ltnas-l,nii anil nwtrt rom.
men ;u, $iiAkt fa!t tv ghp lIaht, Is Is,
heavy, %. 5.sJ tstvps. 4.sos sGlpnrnts, ;t,j
LUMBER,
The Mprk4t was rAttar qulnt IN e0nso1ucnc8 OF tho
limited nuniber 0f earEocs taa. Four or nyr Aalps
made early, lsAvtnE hut two vi lArru carynes at
the dopks rrices unchanged. being urn Ut S7.t
@7,23 for josts sud scannS. fl uksA W fur rulIua
buaEta and striH aud fs0Js u w for tar To c,atcu
offerings. t.alA wtrs atcadyat &l.. and .uElus as
bl,D0a1..4
Lumbcr fFslghts ara hinl. sany ycslels have bcep
laid up. tic o~nnra being unwilling u send them cut
st the cnrrent ratBs Nanllea Il quoted 1t d. ~ ul
NuAkcEuA ut Il. u. -, '
ii tGe ykrls trade continues Grt C,nntry orders
src eutntrk In fFHey nAu the " tacray Atsy
Under rElutrl rrctlpsa. Quotations; :.
Flint and aeeuAd cleir., s3s ta "a n
Th!r!c lH9t. h 10. 81.
rA1fu ciea! thtEk. 11QLttAU u
GleAr uo4Etng. drss 4nl beeaul rauEts.... :RhtnI
Ctcar stllh2+ nrst And kccutlI,, .......,. IH..tl
Flint common s4{nE. ................,. N.1I
E!uofns. lfst Eoa.tIon, dEes<ed. n nn13H.t nj
IL Bl.ttr
, 1876-10-19
DRY GOODS.

NEW Fhnx, Oct. ls.-The package trate cuut!aou
quiet but IobblnR branches vlrc llt,c moro .e,ls.
Cotton Rooin wero quet and etondy. Prtn,, were IA
fair demand. Pacific and Arnolda fancy prints x,n
reduced to no. Drcna goods Rnd Akrls wrrr Ia noJ
etne request. Mems wear Of woo'env ycre n,o,lu, i,
smss ota. Foreign goodswcre quiet, but 1t, W y.
count OF tho ADVANCE In gold.
, 1876-10-19

NnlDarrlHr. uct ls'-a".' ,c..poft. s, w
selllss. u, 900 tu corn; fhea u,,"ota, d 200 ~ p
la corn; unels 0rfswo'o' ~, M p.t,: Saaa Sa.
corn; I.ocbuek, ottswa, q, @oe oo,s: Neptuns' ["
iss A%stSa, 10 saasa 10 sS'a. 5 - s:s TO n ,ss.S
'c csxt tssn-Mlphin, SstaXat ~; Il Fl iiunlsf; $50
Gold Hunter. ftsp. ts.Vao ~
, 1876-10-19

CLEVELAND. o., Oct. 1a.-rsTpoLxtu-Ms,k.t III.
chHnged: 4Sc.
pfTTsnrRa. Ta.- Oct. ia, - rETEoLrrN w.,t
cr7dc. s.. .5o5a. 11t ut PAskcrs; refined dull. css VI
2ac asked. Philadelphia delivery.
, 1876-10-19
LIVE STOCK.

CATTLE-For shipping grades tho market yesterday
was nnlonK tho duest md mort unsAtisfsctory TINT
secra have experienced during the prcscnt Ecnson.
The dcToEalted coadtlon Of thc markets below rcn-
dcrcd II impossible for shippers 10 continue operations
except nt sharp reduction from pruyfous pTicce nnd
the few hundred hcad taken Eastern account cross
cd tho sraca at isQ2oc decline from last weeks closing
quotations. Fair 10 gool sfnooth steers. weighing
from ,u50 to l.95o na werc drug at $5.4oGst,u.
white fat smooth ots Averaging from i,:p to l.Suo
bs were not wanted at over ~, ..s4Ba Only rnlAll
percentage Of tho bcttcr grades chunxed owners and
tho market for such closed weak st0ckcrs met with
Eopd deal nf attention. and thn denlana for native
iibern att for thnae descriptions tho nl4Ykcs al
furry tt,N tonn. Prices RANGED from e3UHs3,15 for
acaawaHa 10 NJ for choIce, hut must OF ttn
t1y'a busncHA tOe Mt O.! ~ for native cows,
at 7a Is for stpckcts; and ut f. f04 ID for Iblp
ping stccrs.
Chofce nceveB-Ftne, fAt, Mell.f1fu1ca g.
year to E'yeaE' 'uld srers, weighing J. tao0to
oo;,d stcois. Weigh
lug 1,Nl to ,Sa1 1hS.......r.+..n...... M. 4.tsl4.50
Medium Grndcs-Htters In fair he4h, weigh.
inK i.Ulto i..i 3.4o3iuo
common tn chnlce cows. for ely slaughter, .
weighlnE Bol 70 10 ": :...:.: 2So23. 10
TO 600 ~. a.oo95 Is
bulls and scnawaa Iteoa ...,........... 1.71Saoeo
Tt1lA-ThSDn4l lfuYca. hfge:3
Fc4a-PCe lQU hB fnhtVC8). JC14t1t0
, 1876-10-19
COTTON.

NfW oRLfASf. Oct. I8.-Eoy1os-D.m.na ,..-.
eac' 7oO bales, good ordinary, sxTeac: ioS NV
olhg. ioA@lohc; good mi44l!nR 1Oss l1r ,n,s',s
fair, 1lN9lls4c, fair. lc39a,s5sc. 1'''''at
kxcEsrrs-Net 8. .oso' Eroa, f. $50; export, 10 .r,.
A:Hs' 70 new York. Z so0: stock, i0l 37s.
SAFAkNAsi, Oct. .18.-C0TToX-Qujet: /: mlda,,cr ,o.,
netA 23t baless gross. I4s3; aales l1W ,tso.,,
Great britain, 2. 2o1, roas,wlsc, 3,G74. I"
MoRtL1, Oct. la.-CoETnS-Qurt mldJ!ln, ,o
nct y s7 balest sslcs. L5Oo; exports, cpatueat nm
coastwiac, l,ASO. e"'
. dAtVEhrox. Oct. 10. .--corTos-W WeAk;mlJdlpg ,ot,
Great britain, 6,2H. ~
CnAnLRAroS' Oct. 15.-CoTTnS-Quel; tnt3dsoy
1oe' Mct, 5000 hsscss aalcs. cou; exports, ees
wise. 124c, '''
, 1876-10-19

L1nR md ahoft cEeara quoted at 95z! Fath R7c
for S6yeMbrr. mud Tor DGtc cner. Cuerlantia
Quiet e HMssgs, long na'n* iltisc A'L hoxcd;
Winter .louldera e1sc U,lc: do Short rb1. saa Dir
sfllek 0stoIsr. sHc No winter saort eeAsH or lonx
la Tor shurt rhA tor shUtt clea.s. lJal4c Tor
hams, Rll lslnya1ed and packed.
ItKK Ask-WaA quiet vi I4tr1te.
NEEF FEGjIutr4- ssaly anil 0u{et nt sotDEa
A for 1caai u.tafT IL 10 tJr tItru Iitkl, aud
tsln % for asAs. hao was naado OF 10 brls es ut
Fu.M.
TALtow--Wss quoted A. E3sast{c for city, aud 7if4s
81 for country lots. according Eo rvadhlon.
, 1876-10-19

a4r rntk Ana Delaware fresh, ese1r, w..,.,..
i'nc1.rss.1 wheat. ~, ,ot,,w. ct,.n ~. 'sa' "a
@,n1s1-siTn @,l.ss-s1 is% Sst afsSs's'', 's;is.
s, s5 ,I,,I: ,sis; {, ft 1"S. ,,
Ssss5Hhsssstt ssHss tS SisSssss,' sSss'Psse Ne r.. ,,,,
sstys sstIa@ Sss '',lcs lss, !iesessr. .a' sL.t
81 .a%'ssS "%,s'ra III III i
es'ss': :'1ssF s:Er,' 's isaslie!::; sli!:; a: s::;
fnS,.1os.eFsyf1kt fMnMS',tST11se;ay1 t!," ,i, a., ''''''
ssts sss 'S; Ia: ;ss;SsS tx }:'E
asp lss9n 0sser 'oaider "a; S';as r,ssi H. :,
3s 9S;$s;s!'s:s' s.' s sssfS;' III II; s:a;' R,
c,isngcaS' ,n13TaaS' Oct. 1s.-Florn.Cooa ,,,a..
.,a ,9nnitXmdceIn A 81 steady Will fair cn,,,, III
S. SSs'o'' mixed and No. vhtc SsSsss' T.
Sd !i5;ss'ES5nrr'-f'our 5s'Sr' IL 900 hrs, corr, u I'M NV
frss M0Ps9nd pafalsssfat Sssa Es market tm
* fsSs ss Sissss :s?$ H.: !?;S X, I'll
asS.s WITT WIFI .n sS!ss!S n,
ias sHs .ssse sss t. s.
good eo'notnE. S''''os aessnc; 4sa;ea ;eafts +!
B.t7,aonr, oct hsss.7ISonE. ss5E;on1E.
Wss'eFa = extra sapcrs l,s.d 40
western, seS 1f'S; H. ana hls. No.
;sfHnF sna mSnsr ntssds IT,
s:sS sssss s :s %%!: " sts
sss sfs ssssi ssss:i iSiss i:is
'->-*N
, 1876-10-19

Mc pork was fairly active closing nout CSC higher
leo tor the ysar sales 5Sn bril- as eie.3714@s.to
Lard was quiet, cIosin9 ni,out lbs lghcr than on
Change. salcs hcng adu o! ITO trs seller the year At
Si.h5+
Tile sales Of grain auh provisions tho call uoan1
wrrr thuauAy henry yratcIdht amounting TO nearly
Sl,O QUO, UO.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-06-22

Passengers from CHICAGO, Detroit.
Toledo, Cleveland, Buffalo, Niagara Fall,
Pittsburg, Cincinnati Rochester, Albany,
Toronto, Montreal, Quebec, Portland. Bos-
ton. New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Washington, st. Louis, Cairo, San Francis
co, Sacramento, Ogden, Salt Lake City,
Denver, Council Bluffs, Marquette, Rscan.
aba, Menashs. Madison, Cheyenne, Omaha,
Winona, Green Bay, Milwaukee, and ali
points North, West, South and Bast, should
buy their tickets the
ChicagO'& North Western Railway.
Close connections are made At CHICAGO
with the Lake Shore 4 Michigan Southern,
Michigan Central, Baltimore / Ohio, Pitts.
burg, Fort Wayne & Chicago, Kankakee
Like and Pan Handle Routes, for all points
EAST end SOUTHEAST, and with the
Chicago / Alton and Illinois Central for all
points SOUTH.
Close connections are also made with
the Union Pacific r. r. At Omaha for
al far West points.
Close connections are n,ade at juno.
tio" pos"ts with train. Of all eros.
roads.
PULLMAN PALACE CARS.
These celebrated cars are run on all
oight trains on al the lines of this road
This is the ONLY LINE running
these cars between Chicago and St.
Paul or Chicago and Milwaukee.
At Omaha our Sleepers connect With
the Overland Sleepers on the Union
Pacific Rsilroad, for all points west Of
the Missouri River. 49,.
Among the
inducements offered by
this Route
to the travelling public are all the mod
eru improvements Rock and Gravel
Ballasted Track. Steel Rail. Rock and
Iron Bridges, Parlor and Drawing
Room Day Coaches, Smoking and
Louneing Cars, Westinghouse Safety
Air Brakes, Miller's Patent Safety
Coupling and Platforms, Speed, Safety
and Absol tie Comfort.
Burning Through Five Great
States,
and operating over 1000 miles of road
this Company presents to the traveller
facilities that ARE NOT and CAN
NGT be offered by any Competitor.
All ticket agents can sell you tickets
via this route.
If you wish the best travelling &C.
commodatiops, you will buy your tick.
cts BY this route, and will take no 9th.
er.
MARVIN HuaH1rr, General Super.
intendent.
". H. STENNrTT, General Passen-
ger Agent. Misty
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-06-22
Z. Goodman.

The Walnut Station people are making
arrangements for grand Celebration a
that place on the 4th. Mr.. Martin B.
Lewis Of Red Wing will deliver the ad.
dress. Toasts, Speeches and Music are oil
literally providen for There is universal
interest taken the occasion and a grand
access is insured
they will, also, have a Sunday
School celebration or convention, On the
9Th. Delegations from Schools in neigh
boring Counties are expected.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-06-22

We are authorized to announce that
there will be an open Lodge meeting OF
the Good Tsmpler's on Saturday evening
Of this week, At 8. O'Clock. A cordial in
vitation Is extended to all and it IL hoped
that there will be = large attendance. The
members will endeavor to make it pleasant
aud profitable to all. The Lodge meets in
Grange Hall.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-06-22

We mentioned last week tho depart.
NE Of Ms. Dr. Finn. aud children 70,
Wiz. on : witt 70 her friends. Thurs
day s1eniug The Dr.. received ! tsle:
gram announcing the dangerous. i'll
ssss Of their youngest child. and on
Saturday evening the community VA
painfully shocked by the tidiugs Of it.
death, conveyed iu brief notes from
Mn. Finn to friends here When the
ts)sgram 70 the Dr.. arrived he VA
ten miles away and although . friend
vsnt sftsr him and be travelled
I'll night hs hllsl e ssssh. New IN.
in tine to take the morning train and
took ftsighs >trsius Issst ID tie day
but, q Ass Films notes we're vritteu
On Friday morning, be evidently did
not reseh them before the child died
The sympathy felt and expressed for
ths bsessved family is universal
We will give the vroossdinss 4 ths
Dist.ist Cesit nsxt Week
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-06-22

If there is any one thing that we, Of this
Village, especially boast Of it is, the condi-
ton of our side-w walks. This week, while
the Town is filed with strangess attending
Court, and other visitors, we take pecul-
lar pride in = promenade along ID St.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-06-22
CAMP MEETING.

A Campmeeting will be held near River
side commencing June 2sth at 2 IL
O'Clock P. NJ. and con tinue over the fol-
lowing Sabbath There will be preaching
every day in the A. NJ. audP. NJ. and ais }
In the evening. Rev. H. Webb will be
present ane conduct the meeting. No
huckstering will be allowed on or near the
ground except by permission. Those 60
ing to and from the Csampmeting will pasa
free over the ferry.
Z. Goodman.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-06-22

Among the Attorneys from other Coun-
ties in attendance at Court this week, We
notice E. St. Julian Cox. Mr.. Thompson Of
Sleepy Eye, D. F. Weymouth Of Marshall,
Geo. W. Megquier aud S W. Miller Of
Beaver Falls.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-06-22
70 BUTTER MAKERS

We - authorised By, The Maaassss Of
The County Agricultural Association Is ~
thatths ewsspstaks's premium on butter
ct the Fair nsxst' fal;; win .bSl 5Gt nifsr
packed in June, pot less than twenty
pounds. Please take notes,
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-06-22

Mr.. A. L. Parrish Parincipl Of ouzschoofs
during the past year, started to his home. At
WilkesRssre Pa. last Monday morning:
He thinks Of eturnine to this stste in the
fall and will probably read law. We
found him pleasant gentleman and wish
him success in whatever professioa or
business he may choose. -.- -
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-06-22

Mr.. J. B. Parks, Agent for the well
known firm Of A. H. Andrews Dealers in
School Books and School furniture is Wis
iting the School Districts in this County
this week.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-06-22

Prof. George N. Gage agent for T. S.
White & Co. Of St. Paul, Bood Stationery
and School furniture Dealers, was in Town
this week in the interests of the House.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-06-22

Next Sunday j. the Communion CO:
e.sion y the Prs.byseii.a church. Tie
preparatory lee.sis: will b Saturday
,ltsrnoon It 3 o'clock.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-06-22

John B. Braley Of Vermont, brother Of
Geo. W. Bradley, is in Town this week
looking after his business interests in this
locality. His stay will be shorter than usu-
81. He says that business in the east is
issrfully dull. .r
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-06-22

The evening entertainments will be
. grand Prominade Concert Dance and
supper. Hall 30x5O feet With .
splendid dour, room enough for every
body, 10 Get ern dance. all for $50
BY tho Brass & string Baud.
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I44 PENS FOR IS CENTS.

CRIDER BRosHsz. Of York, Pa. will send box
eontaiuing one gross Of the r SUPERIOR BLUE Bus,-
NESS PErs BY mail prepaid. receipt Of Is cents
or they will send dozen Of their assorted PENS On
receipt Of 10 cents. Send immediately.
Address CRIDER Il BRO,
Publishers, Booksellers andStationers,
YORK, PA.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-06-22

-Nsehine Oil-two kinds-tha
bsss ssd somStbing that has never
been in this market before. Just rs-
esi1ed BY
Belt Bros
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REWARD.

REWARD.
TEE NATIoNAL BoARD or FIRE UxpsR
Writers HsRssr osrsRs \ INWARD o,
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS
for the detection, conviction and puuish-
unsnt Of ths party or parties, charged with
the crime Of arson, in firing the primisea
situated at Riverside Redwood Co. MINI.
aud occupied - ! store By Danis,s 4 shisk
On April l1sh,, 1876. Said Reward will BE-
paid only on due proof being furnished the
Execution Committee Of the conviction and
actual pnishmsut Of said Criminals.
by order Of the:Rxscutiys Comm.nit.es
Stephen Csowell
New York April Is 1876.
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1875 lTA JULY 1875
Officers and Committee of ar
ments.
PRESS A. n. COOK.
Marshal D. L BIGHAM.
Com. on Music,
I'd. MARCH
F. J. PEABODY
Rob't WILSON.
Com. to solicit Subscriptions,
SAINT BAKER
Jas MCMILLAN
HARVEY WINGETT
Rob't WATSON.
Com. to prepare Grounds: Seats &C.,
Newton Hester
Geo. Wingett
Geo. Ruter
SAINT Baker
Geo. Letherman
Stewart Noyes
L. F. Robinson
Till Tibbitts
Jas. Durtinal
A. Bastian
Eldon Mason
Jas. Mason
ORDER or EXERCISES
Music-Hail Columbia-Band.
Prayer Rev. H. A. Dodge
Song-America-Choir
Reading of Declaration N. &. Powell.
Song Choir.
Short Addresses BY
H. D. Baldwin
J. s. G. Homer
Darwin s. Hall
Col. Chandler
D. l.. Hitchcock
F. V. Hotchkiss
8. j F. Ruter.
Music Band.
Song Choir.
Bensdiotion Rev. E. Goodman
Procession will form at Court House
at 9 O'Clock, promptly, march t
ground on A. NJ. Cooks land on ives,
SHE Of the river. As it has been de-
cided that We have Basket Picnic"
al that come are reques.ed to provide
themselves with food for the occasion
After close Of exercises the company
will dispose Of themselves as they may
deem proper. "a general and cordial
invitation is extended to all in Village
and Country, to participate, and make
this Centennial 9TH Of July 1876 a.
occasion long to be remembered ,
bright and pleasant page in our life's
history.
-.-- BY order Of Committee
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COUNTY BOARD

TO the Hon. the Boar.a Of County Com
missioners Of the Coanty Of Redwood and
State Of Minnesota.
In Compliance with yonf instructions
the financial affairs Of the County have
been investigated and beg leave to sub
init the following, to wit.
Previous to the year 1873. the Treasurer's
accounts were short Eleven Hundred DOL
lars; since 1878 the several funds ase shor3
~ follows.
County Revenue $sse.l3
do School 316.12.
do Road 961.
Yellow Medicine Town 27.26.
Special School s3.es.
Town Road $3.50.
Redwood Falls Town 1859.
Sherman A.34.
Sheridan 1897.
Charlestown as.
Willow Lake ate
North Hero SIS.
Ismber on l1.9l
sprinsdale 1868.
Town Road Taxes 1916
Special School Taxes 1914.
Dated May 2lsh 1876.
D o. King,
Chairman Committee.
odee Of Board County
Commissioners Red.
wood June 10Th 1876.
The foregoing Report Was presented to
Board and on examination they find that
the sum Of @l33.3 Of the funds embraced
and referred to in said reptrt has been re.
funded to the use Of the County. The
County Attorney was instructed to take
such action a. may be devised necessary to
collect the deficiency set forth in said report.
D. o. King
Chairman Co. Board
TO the Hon. Board Of County Commiss-
toners Of Redwood County Mimi.
After an interview with Cou nty Attorney
Powell. who was delegated, a. Agent by
your Hon. body, to collect deficiencies
claimed tobe due several funds in your Co,
I hereby submit the following proposition
as bases Of adjusting said matter.
Twill select one man whe, together with
myself, will meet committee Of two, to be
DESIGNATED by your Hon. body. and exam
in- the records Of the County with regard
to said, deficiencies, and deficiencies that
cannot be satisfactorily accounted for will
pay at once without further notice. bear
ing the expenses Of my employees in the
investigation
Dated June 2oth 1876
L. F. Robinson,
late Treasururer.
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Canvasisd Hama and Shoulders
Canned Salmon.
Candies TO-, TO-, received to day B
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~-Fruit jars Ut
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MANTAUMAKING.
.Dressmaking and sewing Of
all kinds done to order.
Cutting and fitting in:the lat.
est styles.
70 Shop opposite to-: Ex-
change Hotel Redwood Falls
n:ru zaE. G:t2' ss>'; - =,
Miss. Jennie Arnold
* Proprietor.
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Job Work of every description done At
this ONCE. No. l. Press and material.
All communications and Locals must be
sent to this Office by Wednesday morning
to insure their insertion.
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VcK'S FLORAL GUIDE

This is beautiful Quarterly Journal.
finely illustrated, and containing an ele-
CANT colorcd Frontispiece with the first
number. Price only Is cents for the year.
The first No. for 1876 just issued. Address
JAMES WICK, Rochester, N. Y.
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Mop soeds-a general stosk-will
b received this weak BY
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ChuWh Dlret0rv

Church Directory.
PaassYsrnA1.-Rev. Heery A. Dodge. Pastor.
ss,viees every Sabbath At II .. N. and At P.x
3aoAasA seAool,& Y Ssiels 10 An.
Xsssosrss.-Rev. E. oosdnas. Pastor, Services
s,ssy ssssash It lox - n, sassash school every
sSbAath, 1t AZ Pm.
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n. Redwood Grange Of the Patrons Of Husb:ndry
@tl he'a meetings tssula,'y "a The 1t and ID Sat