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The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-03-22

Geo Il Harp,,or. II Iona, H. late
orthis place, who died recently, had u
s., 90 life Insurance in favor oi bic wife,
A poor house Will not lessen thc
poor taxes ct the pcop'o 30 This side %, lhr
county. whore We have bat Tow paupcrs tc
support A large farm. cNpeust,c build,
ings, salaries tor attendants, and tho s,ral-
inrs that ARE pruy,iccd in many yt those
Institutions in some counties ot 'ho state.
render them sinking .UuJ.
A large 'ot OF ,fcsh maylrs,l just
retriv "a at VIM. NulCs and sold at rr,
duccI prices
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-03-22

San Francis Is, March l5-Lasl night
,iA Cinnamon employed in clearing land
near Chico, Butte county were attacked in
their cabin by gang OF whites. Three OF
the Chiuamru were shot dead fourth
died ,,au after aud lhc duh ;, beyond hope
&c recovery, while ,he sixth, who vas
wounded only escaped death by csoing II.
He ,sy- the murderer. ,c. the cabin ou
Gre and thrn hrd lie ,Aungui,hrd ghs
asmes aal gave an alarm. The murder,
were comm ued in cold h.out No clue
has yc. been found O. Jhe as,a,s.us Maus
similar crimes have been recently pcrpe.
tralvd ga ChlrHmrH lu the ue. hburhuud
Tn, cruwulug outrage bias sruused the
citizens. sud steps are being taken 10 DIS,
cover and punish The murLrrvrs.
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BEATTY'S?.sssss!:' ss!''P Par
lor Organs.
Factory Established IN, 1856.
Frbm the Press.

From O. D White, Editor Haeke,ts>
town, n. j. Herald.
The organ has n rich, deep and soul
stirring tone could not stay N the house
without it Il helps WONDERFULLY 10 drive
away the thoughts of hard times"
The Lebanon Pa. Daily News. saws:
We are IN receipt of enc of those i've
octave ParlOr ORGANS, manufactured by
D. f. Beatty, Washington, N. j. This
largan rs "a hne solid black walnut case
and IN tone IL cannot be surpassed by any
instrument OF it, kind"
From the Lowell Neb Register.
We received this week, direct from
the manufacturer, ID. f. Beatty. Wash,
lington, n. j., his justly celebrated organ.
elegant IN appearance, and Handsomely
furnished unexcelled in richness and pow
Ter OF tone We are more tban pleased
with H. and heartily recommend il 10 any
one contemplating of purchasing an or
gan"
Best offer given. Money refunded upon
return "i ~ gan aLd freight charges paid
by me Cd. + Beatty both ways Il unssi-
siHctory. alter test trial Of five days
lOrgnn warranted for six years.
Agents wanted every " here, male or te
male I" canvass for this superior instru-
ment. Address ID. f. BEATTY.
y ashinRtOn New Jersey
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Allegheny st /, opposite Loeb's stor,
EVANGELICAL APPOINTMENTS
York Districts. W. Sdbert, p. +

uTk Dlslrlct-S. W. ctiOerli L. L
Baltimore Mission-Joseph Archer.
Baltimore CjrcuE-H y. GreuInger,
IL ;. Ba,um, under presiding elder.
Jarrttlsvilie-P. j. Jarrett.
Shrewshury-J NJ Laugsdort.
Glen Rock-H W. Buck
Losausyille-T NJ Morris.
York MissiOu-E. SWcugic.
York Cucut-S AurRnd, II. W. Gross,
under the presiding elder
Prrpec,-R J Derrick ard II c. Ber-
ger.
Lewi.berry-S t Davis.
DiI-hurg-W y Wallace
Bsndersyile-B F Keller.
Cumberlaud-R c. BnwersoE, J. c.
Reese-, under presiding elder.
Carusle DIstrict-E. Kohr, p. +
Carlisle-H A Stokes
Leo.burg-J NJ EuirCer.
Hugrr-town-B r. Anthuny.
Mu.ysvIlie-G r Zrhrrr
Newport and PAttersou-G. W. Currin.
Prgry-I NJ. Pines
MiiI-rst0wn-L Matthias
Liyerpoul-A W. Krgamer
Big Springs ] Shorts
McC,ure-J NJ Price and j Sham,
bHCh.
Middleburg-A. Krouse and P, Weide-
myer
Unions. Smith.
Miflnbur L. Dice.
Pur: Trevertou-JacOb Young
Prof F NJ Baker and Prof. J. w.
! y Htz. Of Union seminary, and members
OF Union Circuit qArterly conference.
b. r. Hall OF MarysVille quarterly con-
| ference
George G. Carothcrs, member Of Big
| Spring qusrterly conference.
Lweisburg District-A. l.. Reeser,
p. L.
Lewisburz--Z L. Hornberger
BufIAlo-M. Sloat.
! " hite Deer-J. NJ. BraGer.
! Mil;on-S. T. Buck
! Dunville-P. 5. Urwig.
| Columbia Circuit and Bloomsburg-A
] w. Shenberger and j Hertz, under The
presiding elder.
Berwick. A Irvine.
Shickshinny-W NJ Croman.
Hugesville-R w. Runion.
Luzernre-G l.. Burson.
Cats wissa Vailey-W. II. Lilly.
Wyoming and KingstOn-W W
Rhoad and J A. HolIenbHch. under tn
presiding elder.
Snsquehanna-W. III. Davis,
New Columbus-J. A Hetner.
Dushore-S. L. kemer.
Liatdsyille-P NJ. Coup.
| WllliamspOrt Stations Yarrick.
Dewart Circuit-George Joseph.
North Danvile Mission-P. w. Ruda
baugh.
George Hunter, member of Lewisbur
quarterly conference
Wil.iamsport District-M. j. Car
others, 2. Z.
Lock Haren-P H. Rishel
DubOistown-J. +. Courier
Jersey Shurc-D. p Kline and G II
Schleh, under the p. Z.
{ Niuany Valley-W. T. Detwciler an
}. j. Lohr.
Sugar Valley-R Young.
Brush Valley-Joh kreamer.
Centre-C. F. Duisinger and j. Ii. PC
tiers.
f Lycoming-J. G NJ Swergel.
Wiiiiausport Circuit-D. w. Miller.
Williamsport Misson-A. II Irvine.
NJ lies burg-J. NJ. King.
: Liberty-N. Young and 9. 4. Gephar
under the p E.
CantUn-L. X. Harris.
e Centre Hall-W III. Stoyer.
Newberry-P. w. Group.
DanviIle-J. + Shulz
3 Srnrca--U +. ~weugcl
i 1 Hsrizler. ass .sts Mt ed Eva
gslical Messei ger.
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DUBLIC SALE

DUBLIC SALE
There will be sold at Public Sale, on
Thursday, April, 9th,
At Sinking Creek Mills, the followiul
property Of Peter Rubel, Of Potter twp.
deed. tp wit :
2GOOD HORSES. ono 2. horse wagon
hree Hogs. twenty shares of stock IL
the l. C. 81 ). g. railroad company
enc 2-horse sled, | Buggy, double set
Harness. Flynctts, Check lines, Suddh
and Bride, Plow, Douhletrce, old Iron
sausage Machine and StuHer, Oak me
Pine Lumber Wheat, Rye. Corn, Oats
BuckWhcut, Mixture and Corn in the ca
by the bushcl and variety of articles to-
numerous to mention. sale 10 commcnc
At O'Clock, p. m, when terms will b
made known by
$. p. RUBEL,
J. &. RUBEL,
A. LUKEN BACH.
marl5 81 Executors.
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A LARGE STOCK OF
READY MADE CLOTHING
constantly on hand.
NOTICE.

TXECUTOR'S NOTICE
II The last will and testament Of Nm
Allison. late of Potter twp, decd, havin.
been admitted 10 probate by the R"gist"
OF Centre county. letter. tcstamrutnr,
hereunder hayc been duly issued 60 th'
undersigned or which all persons in any
way iutcrc. ted wi take notice.
W VI. ALLISON,
Potlrrs Mills. Pa
JAS. A BEAVER,
suar GO Bcilcionic, PA.
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PENN'S VALLEY INSTITUTE

The f-st session of this Preparatory
School will open % CENTRE HALL, on
THE LAST THURSDAY, 20 iu April,
1877, aud continue ten weeks. Students
uf bu'g sexes viii byprepArrd for COLLEGE,
Teaching and Busiues, Tuition from 50
a. s. per term Board per week, 81 80 90
= 10 AddfeEb
G.. w. FOKTNEY.
t5frh gms Howard. Pa
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-03-22

CryrR0 Hat Lcr0y No. saS, J. q. Of q. =, meets
eyerv SATURDAY, evening IN zoo ott Fellows Hal -
M t;rrIlttNN, sect. A. =. SAMMY, A. g.
,.n FaRr IoDaT. No. $50. T. A N, meets on
We.4sv evening, on or after each fuli moon IN the
old Fellows Hall. - =,
C. 2 HrBLA -HER, Sect y \. ftrMiNes " -
rf1anrs ss CEaN0r No, a6 = ot n meets at their
Ran Centre Hall on The Saturday " before W
moon at9 y n and every two woCkr after, hrNnAfN
Ehunc Master q. w. Boat sect
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MARRIAGES

o. bv Rev. Robinson. NJ Alfred
Miller. II Spring Mills. and Mi-s Jnrrie
Mccormick. Of Poster township.
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NNECUToR's NOTICE -

IL
Letters testamcnlary on the estate oi
Peter Ruble late Of Potter township. de-
ceased, having been granted to The under
signed, NIL persons indebted 10 said estnlC {
are required to make immediate payment,
and those having claims against the SAME
to present them. duly authenticated by
law for settlement : l.. RU LIE,
JAS. RU BILE,
a. LUCKENBACH
Smar Ct EXccut r..
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ttH|4.s AliN A''t HtAt' a. ttA' ihN'.t
tIr rates
Carriages,
Buggies,
& spring Wagons,
PLAIN AND FASCN
aud vehicle, of every description made o.,
rider, and warranted lu be- made oi a.,
best seasoned material and by the mos.
-A.lIra and competent WufkmrH. Budiv,
Gr bgggtes aud sprng- wagons &c., "i lh,
most improve PATTERN made e. order alb
Gearing ui siI kinds made 10 order A y
,iud. ui repairing dome promptly and a.
Ha lowest pp-,ipia rvtr-
Person, wanting anything in his line are
requested 60 call and examine bis work
they will iud 10 not 10 be eAcellyd tor dur.
eusIlgy and wear. may St
BRICK FOR SALE -First clsss brick
Rill br sept GOA hand for sale by O.
pylnlugyr al Zvrhc's Centre Hail
hrirx yards These brick are
offered SO .oN that ig will pay persons ut
distance 90 come here Tor them.
Intending to continue In the msnufNc,
urr af hricE they will be kept cuu.tAutly
N hand. and fair inducements offered o.
purchasers.
b -
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,....,,..i. .....,l.., ,ay,,r,l IN
'','' a..
N"r,n Branch ''''h''y s"'a 70 's'o'''
IalNy years wages. She recovered ~
I5ul Thirty cents "a week was certainly
I........,l. ,;,.htv ysar,
Io.d, lh" aggregate VIII DC 'p' !" "'
Through"
olp lh.s a Shoop, OF eager
|,aNu. Nullu county lWha has hrHTi hl'
,...,,.,. D,,,l child ,rvA MAS RI. elected
4 ,"'''
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REnrR>BuRG y VICINITY

RcbcrsburE IS having glorious rovNH
10 tho United Brr,hern church Many
souls ARC converted The meeting IS CON
da,lrG by Rr,s Auraud and Sm.ya.
Jonathan Ruhl ha, bad relapse ir.u
ghewound which be received las. sawmrr
and b, came nearly proving la,a. Hc BE-
recruiting some.
The Nho,ptug cough is lr.ag,ng con
,gcrnauou Ia msuy family, -, we'll n'
thinning the schools
Business NIL De qJtc br.ss lea yur ,l,,
lsse and surroundings. About "a dvsra
buildings OF considerable Size are ,o b,
erected
Centre circuit OF .hs Ev. church aa-
been dna..y divided and Bsushval.ey
forming a new circuit rs che same n"uy
and IS served hy one Wln.slvr, Tho proc
j,,t was for long time uuder eoutomp ~
ton, and Nc hope il may prove Use { "a
move jn the rgh, direction. John hrrH>
mer i- their pastor.
And no last tho "Coan. that predicted
an early spring has failed 80 prove him
ee'Es vaIh'u. prophet las sax "e''' are
up and gone while w' have ,' endure ''
degrees below zero How is that tr old
womena fables III" A'N
George kers,r!.er. an old gentleman,
between % and a years "t age, living
back ~ FrrVor,"o, "a'at h'me "''' N''
~lf5 ON sunday evening Feb .5.h when
about dark man dl-Ea'>ei an female ap.
pSrel and wearing a mask entered Nj.
X house aud presenting q revolver de-
manded M, hrniel,'r money lAr "."
gentleman had a cane 30 ht-shand and Win
this he dealt ,hc rubber "a hl"~. knocking
the revolver ouI OF has hand and stunning
the villain. a sc1ile cus4"d, during
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PLANO.
Grand, Square and Upright.

Ps0- G.u' Snyder. Of the arm Of spy.
- rts. Carsiego ManufActurcFa
ga -. -as 80 81 ui'F1. Pas
II must cVnlusa baT4iy know htw 90
express my qualification On receiving the
Beatty Piano you shipped me. Il is at
least all could ask. wiah nF expect O q
u our most eminent musicians tried u anH
spoke in the most favorable terms, afeF
thoroughly testing IT,
Beat offer ever given. Money refundo8
upon return OF Piano and freight chafgta
paid BY me I'd Il. Beatty both wAys Vi
unsalislAct0rv, ater a test trial Of Eve
day. Pianos warranted for six years.
Address. d. y. BEATTY.
Isiniv Washington. Nss Jarse-.
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G r y + II r ii A L L
COACH SHOP.
mn RaH,RRAN

i. a.s establishment al Centre Hall. avcu
,a hand. and Tor sale al ihr mosl rrasun.'
t.r rates
Carriages,
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1877-11-15
The w eekly Dispatch,

Contains all the important Editorial and
Miscellaneous matter OF the Daily with q
condensation and Encouragement Of the
News, thus supplying complete mirror o.
the worlds thought and doings. 1t COLI
tans full, late and accurate Market Re-
view; and its Agriculture and Household
Department, under charge OF Mr.. U. 5.
uollister, practical farmer and garden
Of wild reputat ion s an agricultural writ
er, proves most valuable featue t. its
patrons.
TERMS:
TIKI Daily D.sPAron 10 published every day,
Sunday cxcept.d)dor circulation ty Carriers News
men, and the Mail.
Per Quarter, by Mail IS
Per Year, BY Nail o.
The WEAKLY DISPATCH, Published every Thurs
day, is isrs. flio Sheet 3Ox u inches, containing
thilt. six columns.
On0 leM.. .-.....-.. -.-..'--.- - -
Six months .-..ss.. 800. ---.-''' -"
| fT.Iiberal Clubbing arrangements with this pa
per Fer terms notice. or inquire IF Publisher
Subscriptions payable invariably in advance.
ST. PAUL. DISPAcH CO,
st, Paul, Minnesota.
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18th, District

Hotchkiss 70
Smith 20
tIotchkiss's maj. g
The vote Ear Sup't e Sc':oois was
not returned by the towns OF Delhi,
New Avon and Gales although full
votes we're cast in = ! IF hem. Cor
rect returns would have reduced Hoyt's
majority to about -
Amendment to section 2 article / 81
the Constitution, Y.s 233, NJ, 2S2
Amendment to section ~. article !
Of the Constitution, Yes. Isl. NJ. 2G8
Amendment t" sectio" 2 article 4 #
the Constitution, Yes, 2S.. No, 267
Amendment to article I of the Con
st,tution, Yes, 80, NJ. PSI
Amendment to srcti"n3 article 8 of
the Constitution, Yes 81 N, ~
Amendment to section 3 ar,irh 1C
of the Constitution Yes. 6S No. 267
The total vote cast in the County
was 597.
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The News Of the Day
Full, Fresh, and trustworthy, its rri-
mary object.
The Daily Dispatch.

Fully maintains its character as the brigh-
test, live!iest, and most enterprising news
paper in the Northwest. Three large daily
editions are published, and reach the latest
trains OIL all the railroads radiating from
81 Paul Earnestly and sincerely Re2ub-
lican in politics, AMI pledged to favor every
phrase OF genuine nunicipa', social and &C.
onomic reform, it is, nevertheless, AS in the
past primarily u Newspaper, and endeav
ors to command welcome from intelligent
men Of all creeds AMI parties, by its com :
pletrness in this regard, As we'll as by its
political candor and consistency.
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Church Directory.
PREssyrskiaN.-Rev Henry A. Dodge. Pastor
Services every Sabbath at II = IN. and At I,
. n.
Sabbath school at 10 0 clock n.
MsrHopIs7.- Rev. Geo GSlpin, Pastor Service
every Sabbath at lOi. a. M, Sabbath scho o ievery
Sssba.h, at o,s Pm.
EPIscoPAL Services on alternate Sunday at II
o'clock A. NJ. and ?. ". Rev. E. c. Hunter, Rector
Sunday School at I O'clock p. n.
Enthusiastically School at o'clock ?. NJ, in
the Church.
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The State Commissioner of Statistics
predicts that the time is ror far dis
tant when Minnesota farmers viii
manufacture their own sugar
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Married.

soN-CnApMAH-Atth the home Of the
bride in Redwood Falls, Mimi, November
18th 1877, Ivy Rev. J. r. C,cish ton. Mr.
James b Robson to Miss. NJ. Adele Chap
mar, Of Redwo ID Falls MINI.
For kind rememberance on the occas-
ion Mr. and Mrs. Robinson will pleas" nc
ccpt our thanks and hest wishes Ed
COoxs-JouSsoN-Nov. 18th. 1877
At the Pres. Parsonage by the Rev
II. A Dodge, David Coons, Of Lake
Lillian Kan liyohi CO, MINI; and Anna
joints IN. Of Redwood Co, MINI.
McCoRouopALE-PAYxE Pres. Parson-
age, on the l4,h. of Nov. 1877 Ivy Rev. II.
A. Dodge. Donald McCorqnoda!e to Miss
Irene Payne, all Of Redwood Co
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New Tim & Redwood stage Lines.

ApAr.r STAGE Esca WAY.
Redwood Falls 10 Springfield on Friday and
return same day.
Redwood Fails to Ninrssots Falls via Yellow
Medicine on Tues lays and Fridays and return on
Wednesday and Saturdays.
Redwood rallsaud Beaver Falls and return
every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday.
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MISUNDERSTANDING LODGE No. 81. A. F. 1
A. N.-Regdlar meetings on the LIST and I'D Wed.
nesdaye In each month. at ~ O'Clock P. N.
". F. DICKINSON Secy.
PATRONS OF HrsBAspRY. The Redwood CT range
No 2Ss. meets regularly on the first and third Sa,
ordsy's OF each month at o'clock P. N.
". A, SwisHyR, Sec.
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Head. Rinyworm, Ulcers. Sores,
rheumatism, Neuralgia Pain III the
Bones, Side and Head, Female Weak
ness, Steriliiy, LcucorrhTa, arising
from internal liberation. and uterine
disease, Syphi!i,ic and Merc'lrial dis
eases. Dropsy. Dyspepsia, Emacia-
ton. General Debility, and for Puri-
fyin. the Blood.
This S;,rSap;,rilla is Il combination e.
vegetable Observation-Disclosures. Man
drake yellow Dock--wi'h the lo'lides
of Potassium and Iron, and is the
most ciiicacious medicine yet known
for the diseases i. is intended 'octrc.
Its ingredients are so skilfu!ly
combined that The full Alternative
effect OF each i, assured, and while
it is so mild As to l,c harmless even
to children. it is still so cifcc,ls,l as
to purge out from the system those
IMPURITIES and corrup,ionS which
develop into loathso,ne disease.
The reputation ii enjoys is derived
from its cures, and the confidence
which prominent ply >irians all over
the country rcposc Ill IT proves their
experience of its usefulness.
Certificates attcsting its virtues
have accumulated, and are con-
stan,ly being received, and as many
of these eases are publicly known.
they furnish convincing evidence OF
the superiority OF his Sarsaparllla
over every other alts ra'ive medicine.
So generally is its superiority to any
other medicine known that we need
do no more than to assure the pubic
that the best qualities it has ever
possessed arc strictly maintained
PREPARED Ely
Dr., J. c. AVER l. CO., Lowell, Mass.
Practical and analytical Cheasists.
SOLD By ALL DRUG3Bm EVLNfWa2x7as
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8uoki,ag CHAINS Dye
FOR THE WHISPERS.
Ayers
Sarsaparilla

For Scrofula. and all
scrUiulnus diseases. Fry
sipcla>. Rose ar st. An
thnny'> Fire. Er,'ptions'
and l.ruptivc diseases
of the skin, Ulccra,ions
of the Liver, Stomach,
Kidneys, Lungs. Pim-
! pies. Pustules. Eoils.
Blotchcs. Tumors. Tct-
Snl4 Dl, EnLl
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THt DISPATCH
FOR 1878.
The Saint Paul Dispatch

Having now been published for more than
one year under its present management,
claims to have fully redeemed its pledge ia
earnestly and vigorously represent the best
elements of the Republican party, indie
pendent Of cliques and rings, supplying Il
want long felt, for reliable exponent OF
the principles of that Organization at the
Stat+ capital. 1t receives unstinted praise
for its fairness toward all persons and par
ties. And it has KEEP. its promise to make
the collection and publication of.
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Dissolution Of COpartnership.

UlSSOIUtIOH " COVIrCHCESHIp.
Notice is hereby given that the Copnrt-
nership heretofore existing between H. D
Baldwin * Alfred Wallin is this day dis
solved by mutual consent.
November LIST 1877.
H. D. BALDWIN.
ALFRED WALLlN.
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ChiCago & Northwestern Railway.
Time of departure Of Passenger Trains from New
Tim.
Leave for Chicago snd the East 5a5 AN.
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Onicers Of Redwood County.
Judee Of Prohate-S. ]. +. RCTER.
CLERK Q Court-W. II. HAWK.
shsrif-JAMES DURTNAL.
Csroner-D l. HITCHCOCK
Auaitor-l.N VAN SCHAACK.
Treasurer-A, TOWER,
Rcgisterof Deeds-rIl.L TlB3Er-S.
SirVsycr-n L. BIGHAM,
Alto :ney-N. F.PowElIi.
0,ur' c ,mmissioner-S.S ST1CKLE.
4Jp'tofSeheo!s-D. l.. BIGHAM.
County Commissioners-D. o. KING Chm,
scHANDERA, c.PORTER, J. N. LITTLE,
KELLER.
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St Paul weekly Pioneer-Press
AND THE
REDWOOD GAZETTE.

We will furnish the two papers to new
Subscribers at "a, 86 per year: or.
10th nansrs with either Of the Pioneer
Press maps for s0, 40.
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Weddings have been numerous this week
and there's more TO follow.
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The slight fall OF snow, last week, went
ST and, this week, We are enjoying the
most delightful Of Minnesota weather with
prospe It Of It's continuance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-09

THE COMPANY RELEASED BY THE sUiCiDK or An
INSANE PoLIcY-HoLDER, II so STIPULATED IN
THE POLICY.
W.surxGroy. Oct. s.-The United States SUI
premo rendered the following Important INSURANCE
sophia Bigelow adminsratrx, and Henry p BgsoW g a.
sIe t Insurance Company In Sr9r . 70 eS Of Ho
This action on Two policies lssoga z" FaeG
contsinei a condition in avoidance if he insnr,G
should Die ey s9sd 10 zane pay 81 To the ay interest
surrender value OF The policy at the tue a. @ e.
Of pistol wound, Inflicted BY his hand ana th,t ne ~,
pairs REPLIED thai Bieelow at The that be inflicted the
pistol wound upon his person 10y Duo V~n a., aI a"t
There has been great diversity " opinion upon ty n
the condition lie policy where tue words Oh eAehp'os
nat he insured sha commit sa r Tpresog Tor
suicide the decision of Life Insurance y
I'm, ej. III 49, In ' 2 and We iiod tna they referred to
an act OF criminal r. desrTuciou and did not apply to an ~
person ook his life Bur The hs.Iei III wv, ,s
class risks II they have succeeded N doing 60 - cur
law nor sound morals forbid Them to maAeiE -.
II they 81 liberty 70 stipuate aaln;t haz1oe @ @
w m CONSEQUENCE injuries received when intoxicated surely
it Is ompetent spuaIe AGAINST an intention aci
OF seidestrac,o whether TIE voluntary act O. moral
a2ent on not It'll not pgi'tlNei WY ti aa.1r,d
is told in proper language OF The extent Of the
Feonous suicide was not alone the contemplation Of the
gaies ~ IL ial ITSo a' nee we o 6e eoystrne ~ many
Cor Of high authority exclude seGestrucon by an IN
sane man a could DOT commit i'iyAy,
but he could take his lie, with SET pui'
pose so conscious OF the physical nature 81 ms
5ct. hut unconscious Of the crimiDahty ol "
IL j. nnece-.aIv m discuss various phases of insanity IN
order Ia SEQ whether possible state Of circumstances might
not arse defeat the condition IL Dih be tine 20
question when such is presented fo the
purposes enough to tiia',
II the assured be conscious Of The physical nature
az the aci he committing and INTENDED by IL
o cause his death The polcy II avoided although az the ne
he was Incapable OF Judging between tight sld wrong, an uu
nor uicr tud t mora, Consequences u what he was cong
ANY other construction would deny 10 the insurance COM
fhe
words of limitation policies. Mr Justice Davis DENY
the opinion.