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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1877-12-13
Wheat Wanted.
At highest market price, for cash
SICKLE 4 WILTSHIRE
Redwood Falls.
One Cent q Day!
Redwood Falls.

Economy is the order Of the hour,
and every expenditure, however,
small is expected to give a return i'll
full value. Every family requires one good
reliable family newspaper. II such an ar
ticle can he procured for less than one cent
for each working day Of the year, we are
not aware Of it. A Family Newspaper
should contain carefully -prepsred sum-
mary Of ali the news Of the day. both Re-
ligous and Secular and il arranged so that
the two departments may be separated and
read by two individuals At the same time,
so much the better. The Family News
paper should have attractive reading aud
information for the various members Of a
household. Some portion of the paper
should be devoted. every weok, to religi-
Gus and moral improvement, to current
secular news, to agricultural, commerce,
markets, finance, to general literature, &c.,
with special department for the young
Above all. the Family Newspaper should
be perfectly pure, and free from any COM
terminating influences in its reading matter
or in its advertisements. Too much atten-
ton cannot be paid to this feature, when
the press is Aoodiug the country with 90
much that is vile and pernicious. To
corwn all, the Family Newspaper should
be untrammelled BY any afiiliation with
sect or party, and should be free to give all
the good news from and about all the
world. II such Family Newspaper can
be had for ono cent day, it should be
taken by every family In the land.
Such . Family Newspaper, in every re-
spect, we find in the New YoRk OBSERVER,
now commencing its fifty. sixth volume.
Progressive. comprehensive. sound, relia-
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household. Send sS.l5 for year to the
YEw York OBSERVER. 81 Park Row, New
Nork. Sample copies are ssnt free.
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One or two visits are to be recorded for
this week.
This term closes Dec. 2lst for vacation o!
two weeks. On Thursday and Friday,
Dec. goth and 2lst, an ora; examination in
work Of the term will be conducted in the
Intermediate and Grammar schools. No
attempt has been made to hurry pupils
over the work Of tho term, but an attempt
has been made to teach pupils to study and
to do the work thoroughly. We shall be
happy to have any who may be interested
attend the examination. We very much
,lesire the attendance of parents, but feel
some " hat dubious Oh this point.
J. Is. CASTOR
Principal.
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Contains all the important Editorial and
Miscellaneous matter Of the Daily with u
condensation and Encouragement Of the
News, thus supplying complete mirror O.
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tain: a full, late and accurate Market Re-
view; and its Agriculture and Household
Department, under charge OF Mr. l.. 5
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er, proves "a nso.t valuable featue to it..
patrons.
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Masonic-ANTIoCIrYL LODGE No. 81. A. F. /
A. M.-Resusr meetings on the lat and sd We'd.
nesdays IN each month, at7t O'Clock r. n.
VIZ. DICKINSON Sec'y.
PATRONS OF HrsBANpRY.-rhe Redwood Grange
70. 2sa, meets regularly the FIST End third Sat
aIday e Of each month at o'clock p. n.
Wa. SwIsHRR, Sec.
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Church DIRECTORY.

PsgssYrERrAN.-Rev, Henry A. Dodge, Pastor
Services every Sabbath at IL a. IN. and at : y
q. %.
Sabbath school At 10 o'clock a.r.
every sabbath at l0r .. n, Sabbath scho Q 10 very
ssabn:h, At p: Pm.
EPISCOPAL Services GA alternate Sundays at IL
o'clock 4. N. and ?. N. Rev. f. G. Hunter, Rector
Sunday School at 1 o'c,ceA ?. m.
CHEIsri,N.-Elder, A. 7. FIost Psh,r services
every Lo-ds..sy at 10 /: A. NJ. and . Il p. NJ.
sunday S>hool II o'Llock.
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Mr.. David Tibbetts, who started with
his family to Texas several weeks ago, hos
stopped and settled in Kansas. Peter
Swenson continued his journey to Texas
Mr.. Tibbetts is favorably impressed with
the Country where he has located but does
not say much in regard TO it.
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II will be noticed that SAINT. Baker and
storrs Byington have purchased Mr.
McMillan's Livery Stock. They took
charge Of the business yesterday They
have added six good horses and propose t.
keep a complete livery outfit. Both part.
rers are we'll suited to the business and
will be enterprising and accommodating.
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The News Of the Day
Full, Fresh, and Trustworthy i!s pri-
mary Object.
fhs Daily Dispatch.

Fully maintains its character as the briah.
test, liveiiest, and most entcrprising news
paper in the Northwest. Three large daily
editions are published, and reach the lates,
trains on all the railroads radiating from
st. Paul Earnestly and sincerely Rtpub-
iican in politics. ard pledged to favor every
phrase OF genuine municipal, social and C.
on"mic seform, it is, nevertheless, rs in tn.
past primarily Newspaper, and endeav
ors to command welcome from int lligent
men Of all creeds and parties, by its com
pletencss in this regard, as we'll rs by its
political candor and consistency.
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New Tim & Redwood Stage Lines.

DAILY STAGE EACH wAY.1
Redwood Falls to Springfield on Friday and
return sanaedsy.
Redwood Falls TO Minnesota Falls .7ia Yellow
Medicine Tuesdays and Fridays aad rotu,n on
Wednesday sand Saturdays.
Redwood Fails,ni Beaver Fails and return
.svery Tuesday. Thursds, IN dSa.nrdsy.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1877-12-13

Nj. W. R. Hoyt did not qualify and en-
ter upon the duties Of the Office OF County
Superintendent on the first Monday Of
December, as the law requires. Yesterday
We inquired at the AUDITORS Office con-
cerning the matter but Mr.. Hoyt had not
been heard FROM. In some Of the Counties
where the terms of County SuperinteDd.
ents DO not expire until next April. the
Superintendents claim that the Legislature
connot legislste them out Of Office before
the expiration Of the time for which they
were appointed, and are testing the quest.
ion in the courts. Mr.. Bigham II in the
sane position in this County and was soli-
cited to joiu the Suerrntendents in bring
Ing tho matter bef,re the courts. He de-
clined, however, intending to turn the Of
flee over TO the superintendent elect. Mr..
Hoyt's failure to qualify at the proper time
complicates matters somewhat and the way
out Of the difficulty is not very clear.
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To Our Customers.

We are under the necessity Of asking
those indebted to us to call and settle q,
once. We h-ust have money. Not only
the firm accounts but the cid accounts Of
J. b. WATSON.
WATSON & CROOKS.
Redwood Falls, Sept. 18th, 1877.
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The workmen completed che plastering
Of the Methodist church OH Tuesday.
There has been some delay in receiving
the glass but it was shipped some time ago
and will soon be on hand. The permanent
seats will not he put in till towards spring.
The heating apparatus works well and the
Church will be very comfortable and
pleasant one.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1877-12-13

The farmers in the vicinity Of
Lyons, Mich, have formed mutual
protective union. They propose to pro-
tect themselves against horse. thieves,
'ramps, clothes Ine agents, lightning
rod meu. and all other chaps tia. prey
upon the guileless father.
A remedy for choking cattle is op-
perfume about this time when they are
more than usually exposed to the dan
ger of getting an apple. potatoe, or
small! turnip stuck in the gullet. A
certain remedy is said to be open the
mouth Of the chokins animal aud
throw upon his tongne, away back, a
tablespoonful of sai,peter, then let she
beast 20 and the obstacle will either
pass out or in very short tisie.
ToENrY FIVE passenger trains leave
St. Paul every day; the Milwaukee and
st. Paul road sending out nine; the It.
panl & Pacific viz; the West Wisconsin
three; the St. Paul & Sioux City, thu
St. Paul & Duluth. St. PauI& Taylor's
Fails, two each, aud the Northern Pa
ci6c one. The same number ofpassen
ger trains depart from St Paul daily.
all of which with the freight trains
makes things livly at this great rail
roam centre.-]Pioneer. Press.
1t is estimated that three iourths OF
the sheep in California died during tie
late widely spread drought. A con.
siderable business is done in that State
in breeding Angola goats and manu-
out of their hides monair
robes and gloves. Heretofore the flesh
Of the animal which makes palatab!c
food has been wasted, ka. company
is now formed who have commenc, d
canning it and the preserved mea,
will soon be thrown upon the MA kc..
4 LAW CONTRACT REJECTED. Some
weeks ago We mentioned the departure
Of Sam Dunniny with 25O cows t,r
Standing Rock Agency, and SO he ID
Of fat cattle for Fort Thompson. TIL.
c rvs were purchased for D. I Hedges,
of Sioux City, government contractor,
aud MIR. Dnnniny agreed to deliver
them at Fort Thompson. Mr.. Hedges
agent was there, but objected 20 re-
ceiying them, claiming that they we've
net up to contrac, weight. although by
actual weight afterwards they proved
% be little over the weigh, ag d
upon. After delaying for two We, K,
the agent desired Mr. Dunnins to win.
ter the cows and then deliver them,
which of course he would not do, and
drove them back to Lake Benton.
where they now are. 1t was l,:e in
season 10 drive them to Standing Ro K.
bu' it was no fault Of Mr.. Dunnins's
the matter will be SETH, j
With law suit is yet uncertain Il St.
Peter Tribune.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1877-12-13

a Choice let u Holiday Goods now
at Watsons. Among them we notice,
in the book line, the Poetical works o,
Burns, Goldsmith, Moore, Byron, Mrs.
Hemans, Tcnnyson. Pope, Shakespear
& C., sc, While his stock in the
English classics is full Of that choice,
standard literature, the same time those
who wish to see recent CT ,rts for lit
erary fame will here find them. The
works Of Benz. F. Taylor, whose writ
ings are the very poesy Of thought.
and every sentence string Of idcl
pearls, are found on his counter.
Call aud see his goods if you do not
buy.
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Ayers


CD For Scrofula, and all
g.. scroiulous diseases Fry
M Ms sipclas, Rose or ST. An
~ Ssi thongs Fire, Eruptions
H and Eruptive diseases
HsEEA of the skin, Ulcerations
ssEa3 Of the Liver, Stomach,
laa1 Kidneys, Lungs, Pim-
.aEEa pies, Pustales, Boils,
E&G Fa Hlotches, Tumors, let
@AsszsassS Ger, Salt RheuIn, Scald
Head, Ri1gworn, Ulcers, Sores,
Rheumatism. Neural gia. Pain i'll the
Bones, Side and Head, Female Weak
ness, Sterility, Leucorihma, arising
from internal liberation, and uterine
disease. Sypl:ili:ic ans; Iercuriai dis
eases, Dl0p:y, D7spcpf;a, Em:.ca-
ton, General Debility, and Tor puri-
flying the Blood.
This S;,rsap#rii.:: isa combination ~
vegetable NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Man
drake, y elbow iiock-wi,h The lodides
Of Potassium, sE;! Iron. and l.; the
most ctinacio.!s medicine yet known
for the diseases It is intended to cure.
Its ingredients, are SO sk!ltully
combined. t!.;.: t..c full alternative
effect of each : assured. and while
it is so mild as 10 he harmless even
to children, /; j.. still 20 eifcctual as
to purge out frotn the system those
impurities ans. ,.srruptIons which
develop into !oath@onc disease.
The reputation ii Ell joys is derived
from its cures and the confidence
which pronsincn, ply siri,ns all over
the country reposc i'll It proves their
experience of It's usefulness.
Certificates aitcsting its virtues
have accumulated, and are con-
s,antly be;a,g received, and as many
of these eases are publicly known.
they furnish convincing evidence Ut
the superiority OF this Sarsaparli!s
over every OF; l.sT Alternative medicine.
So generally Is its superiority TO amy
other mesHs!ns, Known that we need
do no more than to assure the public
that the best qualities it has ever
possessed arc strictly maintained.
PREPARED BY
Dr.. J. c. AVER & co., Lowell, Mass.
Proceicss and .fn~'ytfcns Chcs'sists.
SOLD BIZ ALI. DKUosIsN EvERYwEsiz
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Chicago & NORTH Western Railway,

Time Of departure OF rssscn ger Trains from New
Tim.
Leave for Chicago m; the East 5:!S A, u.
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Officers Of Relw cod County.

Officers Of Redw cod County.
Judge O. rrobate-s. J, :. RrrER.
Clerk Q Court-w. II. HAWK.
ehsrid-jAMEs DrRTNAL.
Csroner-D L.HlTCHcOCl
Auditor-i. NJ VAN SCHAACK.
Treasurer-A, TOWER,
Rcgisterof Deeds-rILI. TlBBETTs.
slrvsyor-D L. BIGHAM,
Aeto.ney-N. E.POwELL.
oour.C mmissioner--S.S $. STIcKLH.
93p'tofSeheo! s-n. l.. BIGHAM.
County Ccmmissioners-F. V. HOTCREISS
eCnANpERA, c.PoRTER, J. II. LITTLE,
KELLER.
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NOTICE.
From and after to-day, and until further
Notice, we will grind no more grists, bu.
will do an exclusively Exchange businesst
Will give, IS to 81 lbs. flour, ofIal in pro-
portion, making 50 lbs for each bushel oil
Wheat.
Flour Warranted.
RUTTER & CUFF.
May 9th 1877.
SAY!
just ca and see our new goods Just
received. Best Prints 8 cts, Sheetings
I'd. wide 8 cts, Flannels for Is cts, to
l8 cts Goods just in and more com
ing. Bring in your butter and eggs,
corn and wheat, We mean to live aud
let live
SICKLE Il WILTSHIRE,
Redwood Falls.
Sept 5th, 1877.
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The Marshall MESSENGER proposes t."
enlarge to a nine column paper and to dor
= new dress early next year, providing,
the delinluents viii! come to time. We
wish il success.
The Stables belonging to the Bell House
in Marshall were burned last Friday night
The fire was not discovered until the
building was pretty nearly in condition to
fall in. There were sixteen horses ana six
head Of cattle burned.
The Monthly Visitor, published at New
tim by Mr.. Jos. Bobletter, has been dis.
continued and weekly paper to be called
the "New Ulm Weekly Review" will take
is place. The we'll known energy Of Nr.
Bobletter is sufficient guarantee that the
new paper will be good one.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1877-12-13

Alfred Wall;n, Esq has formed part.
nership with D. s. Hall, of Beaver Falls.
IN lie Real Estate and collection business
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-
turs. elect, from Mcleod County, was in
Town yesterday.
BALDWIN & Cos have received n
choice lot Of goods in all departments
Of the grocery trade.
JEssup has just received case OF
choice oysters.
Pape- curtains at
WArsoN's.
CHRISTMAS Goods very low at
DR. HITcHCtck.
Green and Buff Holland for window
curtains, 20 cents per yard, at
WaTsoS's.
Gloves, Mit'ens aud Hosicry-Bsst
lily. at
JEssUps
Jldd's Improved curtain Fixtures
1t
WArsoN's
No. /. Oysters at
BALDWIN & Cos.
HuRRAH FOR CHRISTMAS.
Parlor Brackets.
Wal! Pockets.
Husk. Wool and Wool Top Mattresses
Boys Sled's.
Other things without number.
1t BUNCH'S.
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Col J. c. Edison, Member of the Legis!a.
turs. elect, from Mcleod County, was il,
Town yesterday.
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J. II. Green, former, at the Far
ners' Club at Adrian, Michigan. said
his experience taught him that hogs
did not neen any water either to drink
r wallow in. Had kept lot Of
weuty enc in apasturc where there was
10 water, ard they gained on the past
urc and seventy five bushels Of corn.
in less than i've mouths, one hundred
and twenty six pounds each.
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Remember the entertainment to he given
tomorrow, sriday evening, by the Ladies'
Aid Society in the new NJ. Z. Church.
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The farmers in the vicinity Of
Lyons, Mich, have formed mutual
protective union. They propose to pro-
tect themselves against horse. thieves,
'ramps, clothes Ine agents, lightning
rod meu. and all other chaps ,has prey
upon the guileless father.
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roa2.t.
NJ. =. Powell, Esq started. last Friday,
Oh business trip to the eastern part Of the
State.
Mr.. Lutte Nichols, Of Marshall, vas mar
ried few days ago to Miss Flora McNiven
Of this County.
The Brown farm, on the east side oil
Town, has beer sold to Mr.. William Smith
OF No:,naeld for 500.
The Quartette Club will give concert
during the Holidays. We can assure ..heir
audience 4 rich treat
Tenney will give another ball on Christ
mas evening at Truesdel's Hall Cards
vii! be issued in due time.
Remember the entertainment to be given
.on,,rrow criday ereninr by the Ladies'
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BALDWIN & Cos have received n
choice lot Of goods in all departments
Of the grocery trade.
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Barley, though raaely nsed in this
country except in the preparation OF
malt and the manufacture Of ales. yet
is eaten as bread in any parts of New
South Wales. aud is also added to
wheat -four in making brown bread. II
is also largely consumed BY the peasan
try and soldiers in continental Europe.
also in parts otIndia and other Eastern
countries. When used whole as food
rs in man; districts Of India, it is frs,
parched.
CHANGING SEED.-Much has been
written on the subject, and much Of
it is true. A single fact has been
brought to my notice this year, which
illustrates the good effects Of such
change. Not having seed corn enough
for the Geld, dozen ears we're bought.
all there was Of choice supply OF
Dutton corn, variety long known in
this neighborhood and well liked. This
sample was planted in one corner OF
the field and marked. In its growth
nothing was particularly noticed.
When we came to cut it up the ears
were better than on the other portions
We selected twenty four strings of two
dozen ears each, very choice sample.
for seed. The remainder was also
nice From no other part of the field
It the same extent can one half as
much selected seed be picked. The
land is no better and only in one way
can | account for such extra growth
a change Of seed.-C0r. Country
Gentlemen.
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st Pault weekly Pioneer Press
AND THE
REDWOOD GAZETTE.

We will furnish the two papers 20 new
Subscribers a, s'9,85 fper year or,
both papers with either OF the Pioneer
Press maps for $3.50.
, 1877-04-09

lookel upon hy the Turks Al more likely to
lcad to further trouble and prctcnkons than to
peace md good understanding. Nor Is Nikstch
tho only point Of difference which reInntna
There Is, first Of all, anotrr territorial rcquts-
tlon which ia still persisted IN by MONTENEGRO,
and whicl, lns not BEEN agreed H. by the Turks.
It Is tfat Ut koloatehffl, In tI,c north, wteru tho
l,cadwntcrs # the Tara tolnr mt Of thc Monte
ncErIn territory, autt where there IL n deep
!niientatlon tntu the lattcr, whir1l the Monte
,1cgrins want To oct rid Of. The dttrsct elntned
is III little economical, and even lcss military,
value to Turkey, 40 fosmc arrangement
might be conc to about 1t II the MuDtcilegr'ns
eonscntcl-as, however, they hare refused TO
do-to regulation Of tic frontier In favor nf
tho Turks on the norihcastetn side u Montenc-
gru,-thc country Of the Wa.solcYfcl. This trbo
lnllabEt tho country round the kon,and, tho d.
vision whfcl. forms sort ol KNIT ut the mo,1tl-
ta!n Chain on that side, aud rims down to tho
If tho Dr'na. The lrontier limo IN that sLtlo Is
,norc than any other disputed ground, 80 that
10 rcographcr, Or anv one else, could ever
towards The lin. However, tho mountninecrs
hare s,,cecedcd In cneroarlling 80 far that tl,cy
have got possession Ut tue left bank Of the Lin,
at!d may bar the only rual from Bosnia and
through Albanfnt which frout nIefopolle trav"
efses the narrow valley Of The Lin. Natural al
II Is that the TnFks should cnicnvor 10 secure
this foa1, IL will not be easy, even II FRINGE
Nikita wcFo inclined, to tnt1uee Ills subjects, QUO
of tho widest tribes, to give up what ts!cy con-
ss1cr already their pasturc-Erouitd. Another
difference exists al,Unt the atlbutat!ons to bc
lnndc Nth regard to tho Hcrzcgoyiniau insur-
rents,
, 1877-04-09
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LEGAL,
MA5TER'5 SALE.

State Of tliuo!, Cook County, Superior Court Of
Gook County. In chaheefy. tC4so No. ~, O0i.
alyI1fs E.a?,. Emory 7. Exans ana SaFah ktsns.
cra4cl, a!.l Empry &. Esnna cpuplalnants, Wlll
ii liz isat Viii u william Giirs iscsa+.I ~. iSo Il.
FSSe St sS nosss ;errss asra shst II pat.asaee OF
ds.rGc ualpr III te &ursrlor Court u Cuuk County.
Il chxnsrry d Tic the swylfih
s M r,s4 III sspzttr% % SsSft i SSsx
County, On Tun.dAy. thy seventeenth tl7th} day "
Mr r . !; M r hsss H. sr os txo n ~ slsSk y ne
efsr lr.tI,d, Situate the ili Wsksy pulnI ltvaj
/. g. ,as ans.I Is N s3S
int I nsrIny ComYauf. e W.T.
ll .natl four ssies e Block ssIen ~ Of Wright
trctto! Twelve ti.}, Thirty ntno lsuJ North
u pa not!h ~ lasres q ocE sayrn u ot Wrgh!
htrtlua TN1lsu ti3 fnwnshr thlEt5. ninc sI, North
aaXo Thirteen tai rat Of tic third pr!melpsl mefd
ien a Gof tpuIty Illinois to1etler xih q! thu t1.
.atinx u b41ns, si.ait.. esstssss oaics. powdes.
house. cnKtac. engine. boiler and attachments,
thsse ~! ttn.e'k ona ssoue.hT seslst. and
seat. sad liz .aatssturs u ln,s IL Gus eaes
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