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The Mccormick Self.Binder.

On Monday We witnessed, with . mum.
Der Of others from this Village aud vicini-
~. most satisfactory exhibition Of the
manner in which the new Mccormick
Self. Binder does its work. We would
state that it was not an exhibition in the
usual acceptation Of the term; viz. the
machine in the hands Of an expert, choice
.lean grain selected and cr..wd invited to
wee il work few minutes. It had been
purchased by Mr.. Daniels, rugged up on
Saturday and started in early on Mondsy
morning to do full days work, under the
sole management Of man who had never
seen . Self Dineer in operation. 1t cut
some twelve acres during the day Of pretty
Aesvy harley. badly crinkled ~ barley
generally il, leaning, full Of morning glory
vines, and altogether. . very difficult piece
Of grain to harvest. The complete work
done by the Harvester in cutting the
grain and elevating It was, to some extent,
lost sight Of in the general desire to see
the binder operate. A technical descrip.
ton Of the Binder, by rs. would not be
very ineligible and We will not undertake
il. Practically, it is = complete success.
We think that il adds no more to the
draft Of the Hsrvester than would one man
standing on Il to bind, and it will bind in
good shape, and without waste, what no
two men could d.. We saw it bind small
siscd sheavrs and bundles nearly a large
~ an ordinary shock and all were bound
tightly and we'll. The Binder Is easily
controlled ~ the driver. who regulates At
will. without stopping or Stacking tho
speed. the size Of the sheaf It 10 also, ad.
justed with tie same ease to the length Of
the straw % ~ 70 place the band on any
part Of the sh~af desired.
Messrs Daniels, and there are no better
practical farmers in this community,
recommend the Binder to
farmers q the most economical and best
way to harvest grain that they have ever
seen put into practice, and all who saw It
operate seemed to concur. They expect
to keep the Binder busy during harvest
and those who desire Ia do 90 can see It
work. We believe that Il IL the only one
brought to this place this season. but We
shall be very much surprised IL the oommn-
nifty Is not we'll supplied before another
harvest.
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Aasoa1e.ANflQC1Hr LODGE Ne. u. AZ I
\. N.-Rseslas nsesiaea the Lat asd - wed
assasys 10 eaeA meath, II ~ e'eloek P. u.
VIZ. DICKINSON 9esy.
EfAr1oxs o. HcsaASpRY.-r The Redwood 0saagr
No. "a, meets regularly on the 1rst and third -
a.day'a Of each month u o'clock p. u.
WA. swlsasR, Sec.
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Church Direetory.

Church Direetory.
pRessYrvRsAS-Fsev. Henry a. Dodee. Pastor.
Services every sabbath II 10 anda balfa. -. and
AT Pm.
sabbath school at 10 o'eloeI O. u
xsrnvpisr.- Rev. Geo 0alpis, pastor .Sersies
every sabbath II lok .. y, SabsaeA sehssl every
assba:h, At az p.0.
O'Clock A. ". and ?. 4. Rev. s. q Huntss, Rector
Sssday School At and half o'eIoeA .. u.
casisrlAs.-sund.y School It o'clock ?. ". IN
the Church.
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Oaeers Or Reawoed County.
5adte At rrebase-S. J, +. RC1E2
Clerk Q Court>W. q. nAW4s
eAsri6-JANES DCRTNAl..
Cseeaer-D !. Ky1CYCOC1
AsMtss-l. y. vAH ScHAAcK
crsAssrsf-A. TOWER,
Rcststss Of Dssds-rll.l. TlRak1re.
s,vsyer-D /. D10HAx,
A:ss.ssy-A. r. LOWELL.
! ,Ar ceontssioasr-e.S STIcEIe.
e.rt Of SsAseaa-n. L. Dl0HAN.
County Com1ississess-D. Q. KING Cha,
acRANDERA, c.roRTER, }. u. LIrrLE. !
KILLER
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Nr. Post has put mp . new end attrac'
tive awning on the Model Drug Store

Capt. ". p. Dunninston 10 the Arst this
seaeon to get corn nt Tor use from his gar.
den and, his family being away, his friends
get the benefit Of il.
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The Rev. Henry A. Dodge stated this
morning on short visit east. The
:ev. 4. H. Kerr, Of st Peter, will preach in
he Pr shyte1ian Church next'Sunday.
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One Of Gurlsy Bros. (Troy N. ~
latest Improved Surveyors Transit.
eowplste. cost $40. will take Sl5c.
One 6 inch pesdls. opes sight. surrey
ors Compass, pries q shops 49,. will
ssll at e26.
RoB'r. WA1sox.
Redwood Falls.
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New Ulm E Redwood Stage Lines.
{ 4 DAilS SSAox EACH wAY.
Redwood Falls TO spriseGsiA on Friday asd
setaPn same day.
Redwood Falls 20 XiDnesota Falls. VIA Yellow
Medicine m rsss3ay. and Fridays sna retssn On
Wednesday sand Saturday..
Redwood Fa'lsand Beaver Falls and retuss
every Tuesday. Thursia. and sssusday.
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Cattle UNDER TWO YEARS OLD.
Cows TWO YEARS OLD AND OVER.

his land described as the south vast
quarter of section thirty in township
one hundred aud range thirty nine) be
annexed, to school dist. no 80 in Lyon
Co. received +; on motion voted that
'he petition be granted for reasons Is
stated therein.
Report Of Co. Supt. of scAools &C.
cepted. On motion voted, that so be
appropriated for bridge orsr crow creek
where the county road crosses on sec.
IS township l13 range IS.
on motion, an apprsation of $50 WIS
made for bridge over Sleepy Eye creek
"n county read to Springfield, Brown
County.
The forsoins appropriations, to be
expended under the direction Of com
mittee to consist Of commissioners
King aud Little.
Committees on building bridge over
Sleepy Eye creek in Wtlhw Lake, and
grading and bridging slough on couo-
" road 10 New Avon reporting the
~ork completed the board directed
that oders on the road and bridge
fund be drawn to the amount of the
appropriations. In the matter Of the
assessment of w. B. Herriott ond WIN.
Crowley, it was ordered that such Per
sooal property 70 is owned and EN-
|pl"yed By them 10 the Town Of Red
wood Falls, shalt be stricken from the
Delhi assessment book aud that the
s.me shall stand a. assessed 10 R..dwooa
Falls
% motion resolved the county auditor
in ordering coal tar aud sheet Iron for
the destruction Of grassheppers, be sp
proved, and that any expense attend.
ing the same be accepted BY the coun
|ty. Claims Of Mcssrs, Lyman, King
and loDgbo,t m, for county bounty,
under the timber planting act we're
presented 70 the board but no action
taken. Action on 81 .im Of cara Cor.
oish for services in 1875 postponed
The following statement Of funds 70 be
levied for county revenue aud county
road and bridge purposes for the ensu
ing year, as required BY law Was made.
Estimates Of county revenue required
for coaosy parposes.
For salaries Of county Of:
6cfrs g SIS
For eounty poor and con.
tingent expenses z $50
Is ooo
Estimate Of road and
brid - fund required 1915
On motion the following billie we're
allowed. the members Of the board d,
voting aye.
Redwood Gazette, pub.
del tax list 1876 e12l Is
Redwood Gssstts. pub.
del. tax list years prior 70
| 1876 and min of bard 10 05
John Miller vii. state ",
Fletcher 2 48
Jes Dustusl sheri&s svss. So 10
B;shop Goidos grand jar-
or 1876 I 20
D. L Bishsm surveying
%. read Walnut Station %
Redwood Fails 20 %
G. e. Bailey assisting %.
surveyor With team. u %
W. Pratt, assisting %.
surveys, . %
willsoa Moore assisting
%. Surveyor Q %
P. Cosesoss assisting q.
lsarvsyos D %
| = 4. Lynas work plow-
ling dsseeing 30. 10 %
|oe Cent Hose srsaads.
Johs Jssssp Flosr fbe %
poor . "
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Redemption fund. as s.
interest Fuad, "a
Coet~ &c, 7e1
Total, esl2 os
On examining and counting the funds in
the COUNT Treasury the above amount
was found to he in the hands OF the Conn y
Treasury, in money and in kind as fol.
lows.
Deposits i, Bank & on hsnd 04.3l0.6a
Redeemed County orders, 1.s6s. &c
Town Ord& ~ on hand. 1885
County r L orders redeemed. 155.lO
Total. A6sl2. 9s
Submitted to the Board Of County Com
missioners by the Board Of Audit. -
D. o. Krss, Charm. Co. Com.,
w. H. HAWK, Clerk Of Court.
IN. vAxScHAAcK, Co Auditor.
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D0ard OF Au1it.
Auditors Once
Redwood Falls n

July 9Th 1877.
Board Of Audit met on the above date,
On An examination u the Books aud rec
ords in the Auditors ONCE Amounts
were found due the several tunds % fol
lows:
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ett7 easss Applss =
caoutr1 Baos.
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From ana a1lss so-aay, and until further
Notice. ws viii grind no more Srists, bot
viii do ~ exslusively Hxchange business.
WIN give. IS u 81 ibs. Aour. o1Al in pro-
portion, making 50 lbs Tor cash bnshsl Of
What.
nsuRlvanaaesl.4
Nay 3ah 1871.
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Ayers
Sarsaparilla

For Scrofula, and all
scrofulous diseases Fry.
sipelas, Rose or st. An
thongs Fire, Eruptions
and Eruptive diseases
of the skin, Uicerations
of the Liver, Stomach,
Kidneys, Lungs, l'im-
piles, Pustules, Boils,
Blotches, Tumors, Tct-
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JEssuP hes foil line Of groceries
% hand and new goods on the way
The Aasst brands Of Fancy Grocsriss
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Seoops.s Sss1oss.--Bvesy body wants
~ neaA Mood ~ sssnsss. fhey ass psb-
3ished- In haaAssmeay bound volumn d
AooNagss fhsnsy - ~ Eeas u Yer.
- esniss MINI. wAs psassAed IN the
sGaeas hesss - sssAes. = s1ssdisg .
~ &e1 in aosn esssasstng hr tkS Move
esssA hask. ve1 fsS .sfesr sssisesa
Asvs ever heasd Ne. noedy - sAey can
sassy here tes psisila1gs a seaAing To-
sermons that psedseea sssh xondesspl -
ssIts u Chisags and Dostpn.
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w. II, Hs~k services :.
clerk Of court and on board
Of audit 81 &c
e. G. Gno.i.ow, Lsud u. : II
fce abstract 7.:s
HORTON L lla.:illOn mat.
crisi ius bridge .vss Sic. py So,
Eye Geek sl26 ST
r. Acbaudcra, material for
bridge oscr Sleepy Eye cssck ~ -
/. VI. VsuSchaack ,ev. ~ ).
board VI audit 6 OV
d y. K,ng Of. rev sid - !.
on bo.rd ., .ad,s ne 90
=. Porter I'll s,rI ic.s sud -,ss.
ON committee l:W
e Porter viewing county
road With team 500
NJ Keller official sevs. s co.
+. Schandera d. = ~
Do sevs' ON com.
aud viewing o.. tasd is OU
NJ Od.rman rent VI Jury
room { VO|
No further business appearing.
board adjourned.
Attest.
I. N. EANScmAAck
20. Auditor
Chm. 60. Bmsd.
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Fresh goods coming every week u
CR0ULEY BRos.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-11-23
art Initiating NATURE

A coating of diamonds on pure crystal
these are Partisan Diamonds. Their
|Iuster is perpetual. For sale only at
RICHARD HUMPHREYS Jewelry
store, RIO Broadway, opposite StewM i,
New York. Goods sent G 0. D., with
privilege to examine before paying for
them. Send for illustrated price list
t. I have no agents.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-11-23
Summons.

TERRITORY OF IDAHO, G.
County of Boise -
In the Probete Court for Boise county, l. T.
John Mccarthy. plaintiff vJ.Corn0lius Haley ant
Timothy Dacey, defendants:
7o CORNELIUS HALEY AND TIMOTHY DA
Z cey. defendants above named: In the name o
the people of the United States in the Territory
Idaho, you are hereby notified that there is now OF
file in the Office OF the Judge and ex-oflcio Clerl
of the Probate Court of Boise county. Idaho Terri
tory. the complaint of John Mccarthy against yoJ
for the sum of Four Hundred and Fifty $3.50 Dol
lars, with interest at the rate of per cent psi
month from the 18th day of June, 1876, and thai
unless you appear and answer to said complaint
within ten days after the service hereof if served
within Boise county, and within twenty days II
served out of said county but within Idaho Terrific
ry. and within thirty days from the publication
hereof exclusive of the day of service) Judgment
will be taken against You by default for the OF
-Four Hundred and Fifty Dollars with interest at
per cent from June u, 1875, with costs of action
and advertisement.
- In testimony whereof hereunto set my
Ik kHS6l hand and afix the seal of said Court at
- Idaho City, Sep 5, 1877. T. S. HART
Probate Judge and ex-Ofico Clerk OF said Court
GEO. AINsLIE, attorney for plaintiff.
Sep. Z, '77-4w.l
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Gl(|| n

attention, Farmers, 1.-THE WORLD
Office will accept in payment for subscrip.
tioa or other ueDts from the farmers butter,
IIhreSc, uvys. nam, bacon, lard, and oil
sln,is O. grain.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-11-23
Notice.

THE FOLLOWING WARRANTS WILL BE PAID
q on presentation at the County Treasurer's of
hce out of the County General fund
Warrant No. l,251, drawn in, favor OF @ B. Walker
amount $l2; warrant No. 44s, drawn in favor of ].
G. Henley. amount SIS; warrant No. x62 drawn
in favor of j. u. Sheppard. amount SIS: warran,
No. IS4. drawn in favor of j. Tyson, amount SOS;
warrant No. 607 drawn in favor OF VIM. b. Dan
iels, amount sos. r. w. T0MPKINS.
County Treasurer.
IDAHO CRY, August II. 1877.
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Estrav Notice.
TO THE AFFLECTEDl

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agent as luan0 City. lSep.4-tk
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John Goods Hair Tone 6

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Notice to Tax Payers.

The TAX PAYERS OF BOISE COUNTY WILL
take notice tina: the Territorial and County
taxes now due and payable, and that the law in
relation to their collection will be strictly enforced
and that the time for collecting expires Thurs.
day the LIST day of November Suits will be imme-
diately commenced on all delinqneats after that
date. JOHN GORMAN
Assessor and ex-Offcio Tax Collector of Boise Cou
ty l. Il.
IDAHO CRY, Oct IL, 1877.
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Take Notice!
MRS. H. A. MOORE'S
ScientifiC
PRODUCER.

MRS. II. A. MOORE would announc,
to the Ladies and Gentlemen who desire
the personal adornment of fine suit o
Hair, that she has patented her celebrated
Hair Restorer, which has now been be
fore the public for a space of two years
and has in every instance given entire sat
isfaction as to what it promises. No min
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Us Preparations forwarded to all parts
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Address, MRS. H. A. MOORE,
100S15 MARKET STREET,
San Francisco, California.
Agents wanted.
July Colts
, 1877-11-20


Those Who 1nay rcralt several years ago
somewhat sn.yeltIg, daw.lling piccr Of sensa-
tionatis1n, which was produced ut Hoolcy's
Theatre untti the tttle OF "Ll!llan's Lust
Love-" will hardly be persuaded that It was tho
same play which wu. presented last night
A. NfrVtIkcr's. II WAS, : ant IL MAS
not, tue same. Tho old skeleton could
have been detected by the anatomical eye,
but there was har.ly remnant Ut the old flesh
AMI inlsrIe lrlt. In short. tie drama has been
reconstructed. Anl thr. fnAnntr III which it has
been dunc il striking vefileaton Of tue anrfcnt
saving that second thuuGhts are bch4. "Liliian''
Is described III the play.blIt as All. "cmutioual
dramatic ru1nnnsc,H nlIl this title fits It we'll.
Theintcivsb 0f tho hour At wlri tho performance
cIosc,l rttlllt!es any extended comment, either
upon the purport and execution nf tho work t,r
Apun the citing. VIZ must, therefore, cus,lctt
ourselves with tho general remark ttat It IL q
hougtttHtlv-construetrtl piece VI tirumattc
workmanship. In which there IL an abundance nf
rOluatltlG lMtcrest-keenek Ol maternal tender
ncss, oF ~onianly ieruttou, OF inaufy yalor. anA,
not tha least Interesting, aeencs inspired
ny tho spirit OF genuine cuulcdS. Tito
plat Is artfsticaIiy woven. AMI the
ilntIcutb are ut 0uce conceivable an.l
arc tlnre human than VIC arr atr1tstutnc,l 10
contemplate tn nle.!ern draInas. Wt1saI II was
q remarkably well.acted play, dlspIayins H. 4
highly satisfactory ulannct tle strength III Alc-
yIvktr's company. Thc sctrlc urtlst. furnished
series Of pictures which called Iurlh the sput1-
taneulIs npprt,tIatIuu vi thu atlItrn.c. We
should bs Etlirtl nliatAktn III {llc tet1IiHr ali
taste of tho public II th1s pElY dt,es nut n!crt
With wide demand Tor an extcnslun ot tiu.e.
, 1877-11-20
BIG MONEY,
s14TKNINF BY TUE tKoKErAAT Hso CARRIES


WAsulNoToN, D. c.. Nov. l0..-The Treasurer
OF the United States, 10 his annual report Ut this
operations by the Trcasury during the last asca!
year, makes the following exhibit regarding the
rereipts and expenditures, a. compared With the
fiscal year ending June 30, lssu That eul!nx
juue 81, 1877. shows decrease In net revenues
amounting 10 SIS, IL, ,4o22, and decrease in net
expenditures Ut $i9,79o,1S5. The net revenues
tor tho fiscal year were e369, ,o00, $50; net ex-
penditurss, Ssss, go co.. .-makiug ap:iucssa.e;ot
funds amounting to s3o,a4o,57. II u observed
that, Wills tae revenue from customs, lands,
and miscellaneous sources has decreased year
after sl1ce 1s;3. Tho revenue derived from
internal revenue, socalied, has Increased, tho
receipts from that source III 1874 having been
tlt,!1,7e4. aud Iii tho dscal year Of 1877,
$l1s,jO, tot.
The total amount of 'uRava!lAble moneys"
office. was = ful.ox*; june 80, 1s78, s:D, sty,-
SO; Juue 10, Isl. $a9, ,.t2), Sai. The theory Of
rutiIc aerouut. T. that the Treasurer Of the
United STATES shalt te charged, upon warrant
1T the eceTet.Hy. with all moneys received into
the Treasury, aud for which, Whenever received.
liz IL held accountable until lhc same aru prop
eJlY dlsbursed upl.r kome appropriation ms1a
puEsua1t ~ law. 1t has, however, occurred
that, since 1881. tAs sum OF xoY.h3!1,t:3 over
aud aboye The amount VI pub!!e nauney which
has been properly accounted Tor, has, hy
1ta&on Ut depoalt Vt surplus reYeaus with
, 1877-11-20

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