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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1877-04-12
THE GAZETTE.
VIM, B. HERRIOTT,
Editor and Publisher.

The Louisiana Commission has not
accomplished anything definite yet
Tbs difficulties, in the way Of a salts
factory settlement, do not seem to di-
uinish.
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In ADVANCE.
ton and 81 cts per square for each nj IN
s.rtion All legal Notices mast b. upon the respou.
.tc'iifx Of the Attorney ordering them publieAeA.
publication lees are paid.
Local Notices iusert~d At 10 cents per linz.
Business cards Of 6ve: lines or less l6.Oo.
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Attest, I N vANscHAAcK, Co. Auditor.

NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE
IN Default having been made in the Condition Of
\ certain Indenture Of Mortgage bearing Date March
18th. A. d. 1874 ade by Daniel n Tompson and
Lottc F. Thompson, his wife, in favor of ottie N.
l.sthrop and recorded In the Office Of Register Of
Deeds in and for the County Of Redwood and State Of
Minnesota, March 14th A. D. 1874, ut O'clock p. N.
in Book nf Mortgages. page 1p7.
Sal Mortgage was given to secure the payment OF
certain pr,missory Note for $3.50 90 bearing date
with said Mortgage and falling due eight moths after
date with Interest until paid at tho rate Of II per
cent per annun, and signed by said Daniel H. Thomp-
son in favor Of ssij Lotte NJ. Ilathrop.
There is due and claimed to be due said note
a. the dste of this notice the sum of two hundred
and sixty yeight dollars aud sxty-eight cents ($26S
68) and proceedings at Jaw otherwise has
been instituted to collect the any part there
Of.
Now THEREFORE notice is hereby given that by pow.
the Statute in such cases made and provided, said
Mortgage will be foreclosed and the premises there
in described lying and being in the County Of Red
wood State Of Minnesota to-wit
The Northwest quarter Of recti0n No. ten in
Township No. One Hundred and twelve of Range
be sold at public auction to the highest bidder at the
north door of the Court House in the Village Of
Redwood Falls in said county and State above mem
toned on Saturday
THE 5th DAY OF MAY A. D., 1877.
at Q o'clock A NJ, to satisfy the amount then due
said Note and Taxes together with the sum II
$25 90 Attorneys fees Stipulated to be paid ir said
Mortgage in case of its foreclosure besides suc th
er expenses and costs as are allowed by law.
Dated March 2l A. D., 1877.
ny GEO. ". BRAIEY, Mortgage.
Her Attorney.
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One Of Gurley Bros. (Troy N. ~
latest improved Surveyors Transit,
complete, cost $40, will take 9l5l.
One s inch. needle, open sight. Survey
or's Compass, price at shops s54, will
sell at $25.
RoB'r. WArsoN.
Redwood Falls.
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Fer StOmachs Out Of Order.

No medicine viii, so efFectually improve the tone
Of the stomach these Pills: they all aciei-
tv occasioned either by intempcrnnce or improper
diet They reach the liver and reduce tito healthy
action; they alr wonderfully eficaeous in oi
spssn,-in !acs they never fail in curing all disorders
Of the liver and stomach.
HOLLOWAy'S Pulls aro the best known in the
void for the following diseases: Ague, Asthma,
! Bilious Complaints. Blntches the Skin, Bowcls,
Consumption Debility. Dropsy, Dysentery. Erysipe.
las Female rregularities Fevers Of NIL kinds Fi's
G"ut, Headache. Indigestion, inflammation. Jaardcc
| Liver Complaints, LuMtago, Piles, Rheumstism,
Retention Of urine. Scroula or Kings Evil, Sore
Throats Stone and Gravel, Tic DouIoureux. Tumors
Ulcers, Worms OF all kinds, Weakness from any
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REDWOOD MINNESOTA THURSDAY APRIL Il, 1877
Town Election.

GALES.
SuPERyIsORs-A. j. Porter Chm.
]. J. Kelsey aud c. j. Nelson.
CLERK-A. l.. Gales.
ASSESSOR s. Gales.
JUsTlCE-A. L. Gales.
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MILLIN ERY.
Mrs. OJAI.
REDWOOD FALLS, MINN.

KEUWUUU NIIsO, WfNN.
In the store formerly occupied BY Mrs
Stickle.
Mrs ojsi is On experienced Milliner,
keeps al, assortment Of Millinery goods on
hand and will sell at very Tow prices.
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T FL E

Circulars, Letterheads, Bill
heads, Statements, Envelopes,
Cards, Posters, Programmes,
&C., &C., &c.
All kinds of Blanks, Deeds,
Mortgages, Town and County
Blanks, kept on hand and for
sale.
Work done and orders filed
with dispatch. And on reason
able terms.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1877-04-12

HoIloway's Pills
Invariably cure the following diseases:
Disorder OF the Kidneys.
In all Diseases affecting these organs, wheter they
secrete too mr ch or too little water; or whether
they be afflicted with stone or gr0vel or with aches
and pains settled in the loins the regions Of the
kidneys, these Pills shosld b taken according ia
the printed dirctions, and the Ointment should be
we'll rubbed into the small Of the back at bed time
This treatment will give almost immediate relief when
all other means have failed.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-06-13

along was successful IN eyading arrest
by the officials ol that county aud yes
terday WAS the third drive which
Sheriff Wilson had made tor him, THIS
event will probably be lesson 10 efm'
inals, who are under the mistaken im-
preston that they can eynde arrest Wy
going 10 Palo Pinto county,
MLenaau County The oolored peo'
pie Of Waco have organized literary
sooiety,-----'lhe pay OF aldermen IN
Waco Is y2b per annum' Fiyeol them,
after passing the street ordinance, re'
signed, The Houston team will com
pete with the Waco club AZ the "bulla
eye" on the 27lh,---lhe temperance
people pienioCd On Hog creek tho l2th'
--- Mexican war veterans will pariiol'
pate m body In the Hoods brigade
meeting, They are requested TO wear
any badge they may have.
Tirdd COUNTY Standard re-
ports o sad accident 10 little daughter
of u. d, ThrockmortOn on Saturday
She WIS playing in the street and arun
away team caught her with the railing
10 which they had been hitchod, drag
ging her some distance, She was bruis
ed and terribly cut about the head, ye
the physicians think she will recover
THE Tyoli saloon was burglarlze'
of In spoons, silyorware, etc, ON Satur
day morning Clara Walden
school closed with appropriate exercise
on Friday, -rhe mail arrives NJ For
Worth nj llii0 p, m, and leaves NJ 7il'
a. M. --Fort Worth worked up do
fight for sensation The Tarran
Rifles gaze m entertainment Monda
night. The Postoilice Herald is TO b
enlarged to meet the demand, TIL
Democrat tells how they are going I
have 'tho streets of Now York in ia
Fifth ward,--A man was fined iiy
dollars for riding with II prostitute
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-06-13
THE STATE OVER.

Stephens C0tmtH--The wheat yield,
says u Weathertord Times correspond
ent, is above twenty-five bushels to the
acre. The corn crop looks iine.--.-A
public well has been sunk,
Marion Comtg-Ward Taylor, of the
jump. devotes column to an oxcur>
sion on the East Line railroad. He no.
ticed the prosperity of the country
along the road, dined, went squirrel
hunting and rode on the COW catcher
all in one day.
C5mancke County The Chief looses
valuable member of its editorial staff
in the retirement of William A. Fields
But the Chief retains its w(h)ig uns
harmed. Who'll take it 2--Comanche
will celebrate the national holiday by u
picnic and address. The boys are
tuning up their horns
lSomerviHe C0mty.-rhe Sentinel was
first issued at Glenrose, May 80 under
the management of Towner a. Good
man.--The wheat crop is turning out
from thirty to forty bushels per acre.
a trisweekly mail has been ordered
between Meridian and Granbury.-A
cotton factory is talked of for Glenrose.
Jack C0my.--A Fort Worth Democrat
correspondent tells that General David.
son has sent out party OF scouts, with
twenty days rations, to intercept the
Indians, who are reported coming south
from the Fort Sill reservations "A
number OF soldiers have been dis
charged. Harvest promises the yield
to be above the average.
Edstland C6unty.--Eastland must be
the whitest town in Jexas-there's not
u negro there; so says the Review
EpizoOty ages.--A bank is to be the
next new thing.-Wild mustangs
roam the ranches.--Lawyers have TO
practice in a moot court for "biz. -
James Holt, stranger, died in East.
land on the twenty.tifth ultimo.-
Mr.. Powell, of Kentucky. and John w.
Cox, Of Indiana, accompanied by his
sister 0phelia, are in Eastland to pur.
chase large tract Of land.
Parker County.-Weatherford has a
new postoifce, over which the Times
goes into ecstacies. FIRE compa.
ny put out fire that had been kindled
in bush.heap. closing exercises
Of the high school show a good advance
ment.-The Times editor, not being
able 10 get up a fight, took his derringer
and deliberately and in cold blood muir.
dered an opossum, and silently buried
the same The Weatherford Jail con.
tract was let yesterday.
Paio Pinto C5vniy.-Correspondent Of
the Fort Worth Democrat; VIM. Hill, a
noted and desperate character of Par.
ker county. was killed on Lake creek,
eight miles southwest Of the town Of
Palo Pinto. while resisting arrest, upon
a capias in thehands OF Sheriff.. T. VII
son, issued from Parker county. Hill
has been 9 terror 10 the citizens OF Par
ker county for a long time, and all
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between the two governments WIN
all tie deierenoo 10 the world lul I've
opinion OF Senior De Msrlaohl, u does
seem that he N IN error VA tins point
II the Thiding aud robbery were
mutual, aud an Interchange Of lhe
commodities Of the two bordering
nations were carried on reciprorally
IN this novel way, there might bt
farce In his position, BuI, unhappllyi
the feeling Oi rnopTOrailpn II hll ON
Que side, aud the balance OF lfhde
aor0ss the Ria Graude II sadly against
US, Nothing but Rreasers ARE neul ACROSS
tO us, while we send good Texas p"-
nies aud lOng'hornad cattle back 80
them-and tho greaaers go back WIN
them by the light NJ the lull moon
II In very mild Ia uA ~ Propose 10 re-
turn some Of these monthly calls WIN
our cavalry. There needs no opneefltu
action whatever, The suppression 81
this mOonHhine business should be
by one country 1r The other II N
proper 10 be done by Mexico, nut, ihl'
Ing Mexico, we must do II ourselves
There was u similar protest from THIS
source four years ago, when we sent u
formal writ Of repleyin into this M
Tested border under escort OF cavalry,
AT that time We were advised not
to do II again. Now we arc nd
vIsod that "a repittiOn may cause
local dIssal isiaollon with the central
Mexican government, which, says the
senior, friendly nation ought not
to do senior Marlscal IL probably Jok'
Ing about this. OF course, II VIII cause
local dissatisfaction In border Mexico
II their livelihood II taken from then
aud their merry moonlight laboI
broken up. But the senior should re-
fleet that much local dissatisfaction
has been created In western TeNai
against our general government be
cause this thing has been 10 long SUI
fercd Perhaps 1t viii not cause loca
dissatisfaction, but may dissipate th
disease through the whole Mexican
system " we should march on to th
City Of Mexico.
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LETTER FROM TYLER.
An Elegant Little CIty-A Prosperous
county ANA Elegance
Titled People, Gossip, kc.

TYLER, TKxAs, Juno q, 1871
10 the Editor of The Herald;
Here la the staid little city OF oaks,
and In the very beginning Of the sum
mer's solstice they are marrying ana
giving In marriage. a double we'd
ding ceremony was performed nj one
OF the churches OF this city q couple
OF evenings ago, hence our introduce
tory remarks. Leaving Dallas In the
evening and arriving In this portion
Of the country the next morning,
what "A wonderful transformation Of
scenery presents Itself. In the GATES
cory appears the old worn red hills,
the lenfy bowers, shaded groves, and
sandy roads. In fact, the surrounds Z
carries us back to the days long agonc,
when we were u barefooted boy, tread
ing the soil OF the good old state OF
South Carolina. In every direction
we turn we get glimpse OF some
beautiful cottage home, around which
blooms the sweet.scented jessamine,
and upon whose portals Irvine the
ever-tragrant honeysuckle. Enjoying
morning stroll through the wooded
slopes sou;hwardly, upon yonder knoll
observe the palatial residence OF Judge
A., turn the western angle and cross
the ravine, behold the magnificent res
ldence of Judge Is then look over north
and there, locked within the double
| incloaure of lawn and flower yard, see
the old home of Judge b. Truly, one
feels their insigniticance without n
title in that classical burg. | find the
people OF this quiet little village con.
| iidently hoping and looking forw ard
to the time that they are to have direct
railway connection from the north
and northwest, and II IL not without
reasonable calculation, for every indl-
cation points TO the extension OF the
line OF the Missouri, Kansas and Texas
seward. | am In possession OF in-
| formation that goes to prove some
kind of an alliance between the Inter-
national aud the former mentioned
road, the most feasible project spoken
of being lease of the lnternationaPs
branch from Troupe to Mineola. ls
Dallas prepared to witness the execu-
| ton of such an important move upon
the railway chess board? Can she lay
supinely by, resting upon laurels
already won, and awaken to find her
self circumvented by prosperous and
flourishing cities II does not require
n knowledge Of coming events, or a
mind OF genius, to foresee what " ould
be the result and suming up what
seems to me TO be inevitable. utter
this my warning note to Dallas and
her capitalists. Use 1t as you will.
Yours truly, c. W. II.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-06-13

GENERAL GRANTS European tour has
grown to be an ovation, People of all
classes in England crowd to do him
honor. From the Prince of Wales
down to the driver of the hanson
cab, all Englishmen are eager to take
the great American soldier, and the
small American statesman, by the hand,
To say there is not good deal OF
funkeyism in the demonstrations,
would BIO to do cruel injury TO truth
1t is trying place, however, for the
camp.raised soldier, and if he comes
through the ordeal well, he will lose
nothing at home, We predict, how'
ever, that Grant will do better on the
Danube, viii feel more perfectly at
home where trenches are being dug,
batteries erected and torpedoes planted.
than in the elegant drawing-rooms of
the British capital.
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CONDENSED NEWS.

The Philadelphia Times calls Butler
the leper of American politics.
The Illinois press association have
gone on a visit to Pueblo, Colorado.
The mayor of Mount Carmel, Illinois,
has issued call for aid to the sufferers
by tho tornado.
The pulpit formerly occupied by DR..
Burlngame of st. Louis, is now filed
by Rev, W. W. Boyd,
Chicago BARRIERS are discussing the
Sunday closing business, but the city is
a little too large to be controlled that
way.
The Southern Memorial Association,
in Washington, decorated the graves OF
the Confederate soldiers at Arlington
cemetery, June 7.
The German.American and Aurora
and Cincinnati insurance com panies
can not do business in Chicago, because
they have not money enough.
The annual decoration of Confederate
graves at Loudon park cemetery, Balti-
more, Maryland, took place June I. The
attendance was larger than ever before.
The storm in Missouri and Kansas
did considerable damage to the rail.
roads, last Friday, many tracks having
been rendered dangerous for the pas
sage of trains.
A three thousand dollar fire occurred
in Muskogee, Indian Territory, on the
eth instant while the fire company
were in another part of town suppress
ing fire there.
HSchellsmidt, of indianapolis, horse
whipped Carl Haas, on Thursday, for
making improper proposals to his two
daughters. aged twelve and fourteen.
Haas left town.
Chicago is mourning the loss of its
southwestern cattle trade. st. Louis is
taking it away in some degree. The
st. Louis rates TO the seaboard are $50
better than Chicago
The president has recognized the fol
lowing consular officers OF the German
empire, viz: Karl Ernst Heinrich Ko-
ser, consul at New York II. +. @. Ger.
Itch, consul at st. Louis, Missouri
Friedrich Hinkel, consul at Chicago,
Illinois, and Carl Johann Ernst August
Hermann Albert Won Bassewitz, vice
consul at New York.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-06-13

Boston Post: West Point has seventy
six students in lie graduating class, the
largest number In several years. In
their ranks are the sons Of two confed
crate generals, q son Of Secretary Of State
Bigelow, q son ofGeneral b. y. Butler, q
son OF General y. p Blair, and a colored
cadet named Flipper, who has been an
excellent scholar. The annual exami'
nations began on Friday last, and will
be continued throughout the present
week. The following members Of the
board Of visitors have arriAed Senator
Blaine. David B. Hills OF Iowa, ColoneI
J. s. McCalmont Of Pennsylvania, Gem
eral t. W. Hyde Of Maine, the Right
Rev. Bishop Quiniard Of Tennessee, the
Rev. Charles Richardson Of New York,
the Hon. A. Z. Stevenson Of illinois, the
Rev. G. O. Thompson Of Massachusetts,
aud eenstor naxey Of Texas
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-06-13

TnE splendid crops raised in Texas
this year excites the rival cities OF st.
Louis and Chicago as to which of them
will handle it, or rather that part of it
which will legitimately go in that direc-
ton, or can by legitimate means be de>
Elected to them. AS TO how much either
or both will get, OF course, it is entirely
too soon to say. But every business
possibility these days is open to energy
and business intelligence. Certainly in
these qualities Chicago is not behind
any city in the land and so far as Texas
is concerned, she has overbalanced her
greater difficulties, and now stands
fairly abreast with St. Louis, and with
but few hours greater time. Ii is no
part of our purpose to champion either
place, but somehow or other we find
this energy Of Chicago appealing power
fully to our every sympathy. But we
are more nearly and deeply interested
in securing for Texas the advantages
which ought to come to her by and
through this ambition to handle her
productions Put money in your purses,
o ye wise Texans, and leave the rival
cities to take care of themselves as best
they may,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-06-13
New York Democracy.

Evening Express The democratic
party does not propose to regain power
simply because its opponents are un.
worthy, but because it is fit to and
ought TO exercise it. Whichever party
shall stand upon the highest plane OF
patriotism, whichever party shall out.
step the other in the great and noble
effort 10 restore, TO build up, and make
our country glorious, that party shall
deserve success. And 1t will gain IL
for the American people have always
generously rendered honor where honol
WAS due
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-06-13

TnERE is absolutely nothing new in
the situation in Europe, nor indeed do
we think it is likely to occur soon,
Those European heroes like to gloat u
good long time over the throat they
mean to cut Turkey isn't dead cock
in the pit yet, and may possibly live
out the season, although Tom Bowers
ia oforninst' H.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-06-13

UNDER its new management the 81
Louis Times eyinces many unmstak
able signs of roviving prosperity 1t IL
the 81. Louis paper for Texas without
any kind of doubt
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-06-13

Tme Waco C0mmacid wants II under
stood that when the northern papers
speak Of tho wonderful railroad spirit
Of Texas, they have no allusion TO tho
Waco, Fairfield and Palestine road
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-06-13

tbs Waco Esammer complains that
Tho "homicidal mania" Is as prevalent
as ever In the state, and lamonts the
poworlOssness OF the law TO grapple with
the trouble.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-06-13

TuE Woatherlori people do not have
so much TO say now of the future
great az they did a few short months
since That botherSome tap don't get
on as rapidly rs some lines we wot Of,
Patience is the virtue now for Woath>
erford.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-06-13

Tne Eastland Revieo writes strongly
of the attractions of the frontier, and
bravely defends it'against misrepresen>
tation. There is no spot on earth, and
no district of country under tho sun
which has SO many attractions as has
the frontier OF Texas. We are glad to
learn, as we do from the Rcview, that
Eastland is receiving its full quota of
settlers
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DALLAS, TEXAS.


wnAra bright, sparkling, useful 1T
ile paper the stcphonvillo Empire is, IL
" an over welcome visitor TO InE llrR'
AID sanotum.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-06-13

The delightful effects OF this new principle
DR.. j. IL, McLean's Cough and Lung Heal
acts ON the globues IA gas is generated which
soothes and heals irritation of the throat
and lungs, makes the voice clear as birds
cures hoarseness, coughs, colds and consump.
H. Tra boxes, by mail, - cents. Dr. j.
II, Mclean, 3lI Chestnut street, ST. Louis.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-06-13
On thel9 Day of June, AID. 1877

TO decide whether tax OF one.iOurth OF one
per cent shall be levied on the taxable prop
erty within the corporate limits of tho city
for the maintenance of public schools
Mr. n, II, Kendall, presiding officer, First
Ward Courthouse.
Mr., NJ. u. Darlington, presiding officer
Second ward, Pointers warehouse,
Major John Henry Brown, presiding ON.
Ger, Third ward, BuckhOrn Corner.
Mr.. j. j, Eeklns, presiding ot1icer, Fourth
ward, School House.
The election will be held within the hours
provided by law. The tickets Will read, "FOr
lcuyilg school tdr." ".igdina lctyhg school
tdC," W. l.. CABELL, Mayor.
Attest J. b. HEREFORD, city Secretary.
mny8ldtilljulD
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Suppression Of the Moenshine Busi-
ness ON che Rio arande

Cincinnati Enquirer: The Mex lean
minister enters protest against the
instructions given 10 General Ord.
He protests that the only proper way
to stop the systematic banditti raids
across the border from one country
Into another is by concerted action
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-06-13

lilo did not like 10 tell her
ilor teeth were foul, her breath was bad
Aud No, ho SIMPLY sent her
Some fragrant soZODoNT ho had,
She took the pint aud used It.,
Aud now she's sweet and lac Is glad.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-06-13
A Reliable Savings bank.

one box of DIR, TUFTS Pills win save You
many dollars In doctors bills. They Will
surely cure Chills aud Fever Dyspepsia;
Disordered Liver or Bowels Sick Headachci
Jaundice or Chronic Constipation. only
10 cents Moy2j.w4t