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The daily gazette., 1877-07-25

TRAINS RUNNING ON TIM b. g. O. r. r.
Baltimore, July M-Passenger train
are running to Washington and the west
on the Baltimore and Ohio road, and all
trains on the Baltimore and Potomac,
and Northern Central Roads.
MISSOURI. 1
PASSENGER TRAINS STOPPED AT ST.
LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, July "a. All the passen-
ger and express cars for the east were
stopped this morning by the strikers -
One train on the Vandalia road was al
lowed to go out, but all others were de-
tanned, and no more will be permitted to
leave on the Vandalia line. There was
no interference with the postal cars, and
they were allowed to go out Oh all the
roads.
The strikers say there is no middle
ground in this case. 1t is either absolute
victory or defeat, and they propose to
make the issue square and clear y de-
fined from now on, and to effect this
they will put total embargo on freight
and passenger traffic.
Their organization Increases in strength
and perfectness every hour, but so lopg
as they are not interfered with in their
purpose to obtain what they consider fair
and just remuneration for their labor
there will be no violence or disorders, but
if they are forcibly opposed there will be
trouble and plenty of it.
SEDALIA, Mo. July 24.-The employ
ees of the Missouri, Kansas and Texas
Railroad struck this morning, about two
O'Clock. The stock train came in from
no nj h..
ran the engine into the round house and
thea took the stock cars down to the
stock yards, unloaded the stock, returned
the cars to the depot and delivered them
TO the Division superintendent, saying
that they would work no longer till the
three mouths back pay was paid and the
wages returned to what they were before
the last two reductions
ST. LOUIS, July 2i,-The Executive
Committee of strikers have rescnded
the order to prevent passenger trains to
leave East st. Louis, and it Is likely some
| of the trains will leave this evening.
The coopers in the shop of the Anchor
Flourng Mill, of this city, have struck
INDIANA.
WHAT THE STRIKING HoosIERs ARE DO
ING.
INDIANAFOLIS, July z4.-1ue SITlheFs
took possession of the Union Depot and
the tracks at midnight, and will allow
only the postal cars TO leave the city.
Passenger travel on all the road running
out of here, without exception, is stop
ped.
LAFAYE TIE. IND, July A-The
| Wabash men on the Eastern Division
struck at noon to>day. The freight trains
have all been stopped, but passenger
trains are allowed to run as usual.
MICHIGAN.
GENERAL STRIKE INAUGURArED.
DETROIT, Mich, July 24.-The strike
is general all along the Chicago and
Canada Southern main line, and the
Toledo and Detroit Division. A stock
train that was transferred for the Lake
Shore road, to go east VIA the Canads
Southern, was brought back to this side
and unloadsd.
CANADA;
Strike in the Canada Southern Shops.
ST. THOMAS, Ont, July 24.-The EN-
ployes in the Canada Southern work
shops quit work at noon to-day, and
large number of engineers, firemen ant
brakemen joined the strikers.
The daily gazette., 1877-07-25

Ponce de Leon is a Broadway dealer
in mineral drinks, probably i'll Florida
water.
Tulle hats of the palest collars are the
choice for tull dress-wear.
The daily gazette., 1877-07-25

The grasshopper is on his Summer
tour. He has taken quarters in Northern
Vermont.
At Deadwood the religious services
are generally followed by foot race.
The daily gazette., 1877-07-25

Shore Company has refused to let United
States ma Is 60 east of here. We would
be pleased If you would in some way di-
rect them to proceed with the mails and
also the passengers.
signed by committee of brakemen
and firemen. nN r q ~ r
The general feeling in the community
is that the railway company is not justi-
fed in stopping passenger trains.
.L = NEW YORK. r.
The daily gazette., 1877-07-25

turing establishments are lying idle. 7 he
men are anxious to 60 to work, but have
been prevented.
The daily gazette., 1877-07-25

Strike in the Canada Southern Shops.
ST. THOMAS, Ont, July A.-The en-
ployes in the Canada Southern work
shops quit work at noon to-day, and q
large number of engineers, firemen and
brakemen joined the strikers. '
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1877-10-04

Our stte..iiun has been sal.si 10 new
sr"k;rg 1t. mil. n crntly invented. which,
makes baking pleasure, instead Of q
dr. AIDED Necessity; the inventor Of which
las conferred an everlasting blessing upon
every house KEEPER. We refer to the Pvt
rnt Centennial Cake and Bread Pan. will,
which. hy simply raising hook, you Can
rem"ve the sides Of the pan froin the cake
instantly, without breaking ar i,jnring i,
in the least, thus enabling you to ice and
frost it while warm. To remove the ,ub,
IN the c. MT insert 4 knife the slot il,
the top OF the tube. and simply give il u
half turn. aud il will drop out. 1t is also
pr"vip"d with slide on tn. bottom, 80
that, TOR baking j.lley aud pl lin cakes,
pudding. bread, etc. thus practically Civ
ing y"u two pans Tor the price OF one.
The Centennial Cake Pan is highly rec.
'n'i'fended hy the Ladies' a. l,eing the le>,
and most Convenient pan ever introduc 4
They are made ii Russia iron, are IN, r..
durable, snd will bake your cakes m IRE
evenly aud much nicer brown than you
can bake them in the ld.fashioned tin
cake pans. These goods are sold eAclu.
Sivly through agents to families, aud every
house. Keeper should by all means have
hem A splendid opportunity is offered
to some reliable lady Or gentleman canvas
scr o' this county to secure the agency 70,
:, pleasant and profitable business. For
e. rms, territory, ETC., write TO Z n n.::::
4 Co.. Noe. PA and PIG Rlm Street, Gin
cinnati. Ohio.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1877-10-04
Com parative Profits Of Butter.
Making.

. or the four ways Of realizing from,
,iik hutter cheese. condensed mix
and nj < f,e family use-bu ,er. il
u'"p'rly N .de is the n.st pn.f,able
:" the inm # coudrssed milk at
''rir-s hilbert" sh'sinrd, quart OF milk
'"duc.d by .vap"raai"n 1" one.tnrth it,
u'k. yields about haIfa pound in
tight and real Us fifteen cents ut the
~ Of three d"I;ars aud 6tty cents ! =
!oz'" t"r r"und cans from which de-
80 9: :s::. &C.: : ::.:s and man..:s::
'r'"v. leaving ten ceuts pr quart for
III. mix. Al fifteen cents kor ohess.
@eqni,iny tour aud halt quarts for .
sound, aud i"rey Eve cents f,r butter,
'eq"irisa ehven quarts, the psnduct
w"ala realize four ceu,s per quert far
cheese and four and 4 half cents for
batter 'err est Of mating aud il b;,..
ter a. d shin cheese ara mad i vi:
low Eve cents per quart. W0rrs the
mix is sold and the butter is sold,
10th being near goo1 markets .sd
both Of good quality. butter At fifty
'-."'s pays . better profit, equal to te,,
per Gen.. The superior manner il
shich cheese has bses made Of late
ears has more thsn treblsd the for.
.iyn and home demand Tor it, AID con.
:, qaens|y, ~ the increase Of the manu-.
iac'ure Of butter has not Increased
With the Population, there i ,
scarcity Of butter. aud the prices hsve
risen prcpor'ioaasely r. Hazard
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1877-10-04
French Experiments II Settling MIX
fer Cream.


A practical dairyman in Francs
s'stes the resuis Of biz experiments il
sitting milk for cream
'.Nun'erous experiments have been
made ny cxposinY milk =" different
temperatures. varying fror 30 j. gree.
+ ~ 100 degrees f.. and til. ,nit"w-
ny fso,. have be." elected THE rise al
the cream j. tho more rapid a. the TEN
perature 70 which the milk is exposed
approaches 81 degrees. The volume II
The cream il greater chen the milk hs,
been suf6ieeetiy cooled. The .ield .oI
butter 10 slso greater when the milk ha,
hevm exposed to very low tsmperssur.
Finally the skimm~d milk the but,e,
and cheese. are Of batter quality whr'
prepared und.r the ab"v- circu,ns, ."-
.~s. Up'" this the Country Gentle,n.,,
c.mm.n,s thus: while it is impssi
bic to orrif a sa,isf.ct"rv expla",i"p IS
TO the resson Why artificial cold shou:.l
produce beneficial effect upnn tn.
yield aud quality If the pr.'duo,s H..
rived FROM milk. it IL proi,able that j,
may tend to arr. st th.t terments,iv,.
decomposition which IL q. prone to q,
IN with organic fluids. aud thus hy
preventing i"ciri-nt alteration iadi~-c'
" tends 70 improve the quality Of the
ms'eris'. The prac,i:e Of warming
III. dairy in winter time 90 ~ to mai"
tain its atmosphere II constant temp
cra.ure Of about 60 dev. is th-rst;,,c
the psus ehouh s,and in
running water ct a. low . Temperature
~ can be practically Obtained
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1877-10-04

A PLEASANT CusToM Cameron q
: Across Africa. ''says that on the death,
Of Urnr. Chiet Il Ia the custom to
''divert the course Of stream, aud in
its bed to dig an enormous pit, the
hMtom Of which is then covered with
living women. At nne end woman
is placed on her hands and knees and
up'n her back the dead chief, covered
with his beads ard treasure. is seated,
eeiny supported on either side by enc
Of his wives while his second wife sits
At his feet. The earth is then shovel.
I'd in on them. and al the women are
hrr,ed alive. with the cxccp.ian of The
sec"nd wife To- her. custom IL more
mercilul than to her cnmpa"ions. aid
grants her the privilege ot hriny kill.
I'd before the huge grave u flied in.
This being completed number 81 male
slaves -s"metin"s forty q, 6fy-are
slaughtered. aud their bland poured
"ver the graves. after whic;, the liver
is allowed to resume its course
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1877-10-04

An article in Land and Water. des
cribine the mode says; The milk pans
we're oblonR 10 SHAPE. nsds Of sine. I
think, thrss teet lsse aud two aud .
half feet broad. and about eight ischea
deep ] did not measure them It tho
n. ssd - beslam O. the milk hol-
4 r. Vas sh"ut zoe inch, smaller III -
round then the tap. .pod each iae b.
>ie near one cerae5, ehass va ! hole
made. sad 10 thst wsA soldered : piecr
II sine pip~ shout too inches losg pro
j~cs;o1 under the basia and oe saoh =
diameter that . oomaoa bossle oork
would 6t into Il. The method of using
he .b..ve apparas7s VS. - follows:
When Wishing u 81 the oeeam the dai
rymaid placed jar usdea the pipe. and
vifhdraviae- ths. cork allowed tie milk
TO flow IN = rapid stream. .ssd jest BE-
fnrs the lase Of the milk was ready "a
Escape, she replaced The sosk asd she
result vas that Ia about one uiaues o,
lies. an unhrokes uass II oresm VA
len IN the baain-at )east It wss only
krokes around the edge. I think the
shove pcosess vsll worthy ct beiag =
dnpled IL I'll largo 6sIias. = L eeeos b
% to ~ very. Rysts saving q time
| sad il produces more srsaa.
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Il. 6EHNkE 4 BRO
BURNS STATION. MINI.

We offer to the public a
well assorted stock Of General
Merchandise at lowest prices
for CASH and FAM PRoDuoE.
Elk I'VE <,.s,.iA ],
BuTTER 4 SPECIALITY;
Our stock is replenished b.
every train from our large g.
|sortment in New Ulm.
Fred G. Gley viii be happy
to wait on al WHO Evof him
with q call. s g
{ He also keepa the AllRRa,
GAN, ExPREss Co.'S O11ICE ID
our Store. S.
Burns, May 9Th, 1877.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1877-10-04
The County Fair.

The largest crowd that we have see in
Redwood for long time gathered in on
Friday, the last day Of the Fair In regard
20 the display not very mucl, can be said
Il was not expected that there would he
many entries. c.ns<quently, no one was
disappointed. We think the managers
acted wisely in not Offering any cash prem
iums aud to certain extent. letting tn
matter 60 by default. The farmers ase en-.
,irr!y too ls,sy to spare two days or long,,
in bringing in aud caring Tor articles To b.
exhibited. A great many came In ON tl,'
last day 70 ere what there. was to be s~en
]. is probable tha4 in another year We ma,
have Fair that will be benefit.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1877-10-04

Large .iz.. j. often wy desirable !,
d. m.-tic animals. Other things equal
|'he larger ~ ANNA, Of certain classes
the better. This is especially true !"
animals designed for the production 81
meat, aud. 20 . less degree. Of shose lie.
signed for mix or wnl pr"daati.n
t1ni"rtona'ely. !, ~ quite difficult to
keep other things equal and secure
great eise. THE very large steer q,
sheep Or h"g is very generally cosrss
aud somewhat undesirable in other re
speets Extraordinarily large cows
rarely give a. much milk. in proportion
to food consuu,.d "a d. those al lees
>'ss II csnn't b. said Of any class Of
animals thsf Size is the best test Of val.
ne; and especially is it true that mere
size Jas shown BY measurement o,
weight, is iallacious test, if relied on
alone 10 determine the value Of such
an animal ~ the h,.rse. 1t very Of
ten happens that the real value Of .
lot n'shorses is in inverse ratio 10 thei,
s;se Probably with n. nc Of our farm
animals is it ., difficult to secure very
great size and yet maintain high de
gree Of excellence. a. It is with The
h"sse Given excellence in other DE-
sirable points. and very large. heavy
horses are the best for snme purposes
The number Of such purposes is moi
very great, and with the very sres,
d'f6rulsy in occurring the enarmons sig,
aud "her desirable mrs in the sam.
anin,sl. ] hava f.'l' di>n.s. d ~ 81, tina,
when horse w.i.h 2OOD .hs. or more
II, is al exceptional case if he be dasir
able for any purpose.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1877-10-04

A. the r. pr.entstive convention. hello
At Marshall last Thursdy Mr., +, 9, B:ya,
Of L;nclon County Was Nominated. ON til,
first formal ballot. We do not know Nj
Bryan but those who d.. speak we'll Of III
nomination.
The District COMMITTEE appointed for tn
following y~ar consists OF o. c. Grrgg L.o'
county, Tl.os Mcmillan, RI d~ "d Ccun'!
J Fosti.r, Yellow !Medicine County, Il, +,
jacobson. Lsc-qui Parle and F, Q, Bryan
Lincoln County.
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WATSON'S
Select Circulating Library.
RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION. Y
YsA'.r r'ossrs d. No. r'csars. >. 70 r,ox.--
ESQ. So. :. sass.
TRANSIENT RATES.

TRANSIENT RATES.
l. The smallest charge il 10 sent,;
aud BY the week l5cts; If book il
kept longer than one week, Bets = day
additional will be charged.
2. Books may BE- exchanged At plea.
sure, bat Volumes out must DO 70
turned before others can Be taken.
3. Strangers must deposit. shs'value
of the book when taken, which amoun,
will b refunded les charges on its u
turn. .sf L.
4. Books lott, or defaced. museb<
paid for before others eau 30 drawn.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1877-10-04

Tina standard article i compounded
Nth The greatest care.
IT. sdects ars - wonderful and q
satisfactory - svor.
Il rsqepfes gray q fhdsd hair to Ii
outhlel color.
Itrenovss al sruptioos, itching and
landrn6. Il gives tho head . cool
ng, soothing sensation Of great com.
ort, and The scalp By IT. nee becomes
ghite and cloan.
BY it. tonic properties It RESTORES
he capillary glands to their normal
igor, preventing badness, and maxi
ng the hair grow thick and strong.
A. . dressing, nothing has been
ound 20 ef5sctual or desirable.
A. A. Hayes, n D., State Assayes
4 Massachusetts, says, "The con.
tituents are pure, and carefully se.
ected for excellent quality; and ]
onsider It the BEsr PRxIA1Ar1ox fos
+ intended purposes.
1sSees 0.e 0elas.
3uo6nG1aanais Dye
FOR THE WHISPERS,
This elegant preparation may Be n,
led On to change TIE color Of the beazj
tom gray o. any other undesirable
hAds, 70 brown q black, q discre
Ion. It'll easily applied, being in on
Meparation, and quickly and enectu
Llyproduces = permanent color, which
WI neither rub nor waah al.
0aaslAetsse6 D. 4. 2. NAIL { c.,
1A00UA, HI.
~ Z q 0mloA - 0u1u0 = uD11DA
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Tho St. Paul Weekly Dispatch
AND THB--
REDWOOD GAZETTE.
ONE YEAR F0R 9s.So.

We have nnads assangements With The
g. Paul Weekly Dispatch, tths only Re-
psblioan Journal u the capital, and . live
visoroas~ asd Iedspsadeat lsvspapsr,)
whereby vs ere enabled 70 furnish Il and
ths 0AsssTs q he low rate d o1.so .
|ysat pnqtap rgspaids i Cnh tnvasiaAly =.
|qniSst IN advancs. SpsoimSns q the DIS
paeoh nay b sssn 4 this e1es.
The Daily Dispatch and NJ GAssssl
VIII y Supplied one yeu for oz.SO.
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Ts Cur Subscriber.

We have on our Subscription book
about eight hundred dollars arrearages
thar on.h. To be paid this fall. W.
,.v. not been urge t during the grass
homer times and We :hink that those
who k ,nw ,ha, they are indebted to u
shnull call and settle without fart 81
notice. We are uea lie to defer tht
matter any hanger
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View Film & Redwood Stage lines.

r~ssv Svscs EAca wAy.
>Ss>n' r ilr to Springd~id rt estda! sod
~. sxm- i.v.
I as.,a S,h> - MiNN~~esa Ealas.sis Yellow
,,'.,n. ~ r..s. Ia ans ,id.. sed -~'"'' "r
T.i,.sHs, ~; s.t0Gs,S
"A ,....; rst> soh = ave., Fa'ls and ~ turn
lever, ru.s.a, rin-s's, snc saturday
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Wheat Wanted.
At highest market price for cash
STI~KLE l. WILTSHIRE
Redwood Falls.


just cal and see our new gnols jus
receivcd. Best Prints 8 CTS. Sheeting
Vi. vide 8 css.. Flaunels for Is cts., Il
IS css Goods just ia aud mor. con-
ing. Bring in your butter and eggs
corn and wheat. We mesn to live an,
let live
SICKLE l. WILTSHIRE,
Redwood Falls,
Sept 9Th. 1877.
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Mrs. Obi has moved her Millinarv stot'
from h,r residence to md. Strer:, the sec
ord door EAST OF the Post Office. She ha
An v and ,ul' stock Of goods OF good qua
ny. "a variety OF styles aud aud will sell =
r,,y rsasonahl. priscs. Give her cali.
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The Annual Meeting OF the Rrdw""
County Bible Society will he he!d u \
Sunday morning at IL O'clock in the Pr :
h.s"risn church. The Rev. J, Hinton vii
be l.rssen. and PREF eh.
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Chutrk WrectOfys
psy.syrEssAS -Rev. Henry Dodge. ras"f
s.-vic.N cv-,H salts att NJ II am arc at 4
.. m.
I. A,..t schoot ~ 70 n'clcck AIT.
Nx&y,p,sr Rev Geo Galrio. Pastor Service
.,-rv s.,,. III At 10Y a. M. sabbath school, ever!
ssahs.b. 81 ?1s pm.
S-,>c"r.L s"r~iers on alternate su""ss >st II
,.sacs l. ". and : ?. ". Rev. F.. q Hunter, Rector
S,risv school ~ O'Clock 3. NJ.
Civ,srt,> -sund.y Sctocl at O'clock T. n In
tha Chu-ch.
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For week ending Sept 2sth'

Parents, aud patrons Of ths sshoo:'
are earnestly requested 70 visjt them.
VERY few visits have Teen paid thhS Tar
they should come right in. without an5
ceremony and make. themselves familiar
With the york that their. SAildsen - do
i M. This visiting the Schools vii seama-
/; ate both teachers and pupils and havs :
: ene teal eject npoE al eonessnsd.
Z. B. 6ASSoy.
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Wasom,r-ANr,QCITY LODGE No 81. Al
A W.-H.ralsr meetings on the lat and 81 Wed
.ssiaye In each month. at - o,clocl l..
w. +. DICKINSON Sec'y.
p.rxoxs or HrsRASpRr.-rhsR ed~ 90" tira"e'
w .at meet. r-su,nr,. on the arr' aud third "a.
,-s,x., al each ncnth At o'clock 2. N.
VA, SwisaxR, Sec.
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The sentiment Of the poet "There's TO
place like hone" is 'irooly' beautiful. For
iurth r particulars ask Reed and Link
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1877-10-04

Christmas is cunning but Watson
Christmas Goods are here f,st and will b.
displayed in u lew days.
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The following Is . partial list Of the
Pre- miums awrrd~d to the exhibitors q
Filth Asaual. taav n thu R.d void Count,
Agricultural Assoriasios hesd 1t Redwoot
Falls Mum. Sept 9Th asd 2s:h 1917.
sssr HaRs AND c.Ir
Archibald Stewart. lss pserium
Bss1 sRo"D nAsx
Archibald Stewart. let pr. miu,u
vAakrABLk's
Anthony Baxtion, White
lint Corn, LIT premium
Aoth"ny Bassion. Nangel
W"tts~l y do Z
Anthony Bastion, Turn,p
Bret do
Anthony Bastion. Early
Ros~ POtstu<s = d.,
Anthony Bas,ion. Early
Vermont PMato~s + do
H. Fish, White Dent Corp 10
Joseph Tyson, Yello
DEBT Corn do
Joseph Tyson, Brrts do
Joseph Tys~n Sugar Beets d.
Joseph Tyson B.u'd Beets do
WIN. Anderson. Water
melons do
WIN. Aiderson Turnips d.
Win Anderson Nsnsel
Wortsel I'd. premium
Mrs Noses Scans. Lag Cab
bin Quilt let premium.
Thertse Fay Log Cabin
Quilt ID, premium
TIT rese Fay. Hair Wreath let premium.
do Chi'ds Dress~s do
do Lamp Mat do
Mrs. 4. Barr Quilt do
Mrs {. Wiltshirr, Rag Car.
PET. do
Ms. c. Wiltshire Night
DR. ~ IA
john Hcnncr, Picture
Frames IA
Mrs A. A. Wilson, Hunk
Rug ~ N.trasa do
DreT DISPLAY OF n.uoe PIAxfs
Mrs. Bishop Gordon, 1t premium
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0mcer. Of Redwood County.

Omcers Of Redwood County.
Jud1Y ~, Prohat~-S. l, +. RCfkR.
r,~-k n Couft-W. HAWK.
Sh.rit-iAMES DURrNAL.
C.eooe,-p l. HtrCqCOCI
Au i.or-l.v vA> SCHAACh
r..~urer-A. TOWER.
&c ,;.,., # ,,.-d.-rli.i. rlB5ErTS.
err .yor--b l.. BIChAN.
ALTO ney-N +. POWELL.
G ,,r. ',,m,nissicner-S.S STfCKGf
= p'toi >cheo!s-p. !. RiGHAN.
County Gem missionere- J.. o. KING Chm.
sc tANnEHA. ere RTrR, J. N. LITTLE.
KELLER
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n X. Drew, Fl Winona and A. Sim
mons, o! Fl. Ridg!ey, were in Town OF
Tuest,ay
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The Editor Of this paper has gop'
10 St Paul.
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The first severe frost made its AZ
pearance last night.
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Miss Jo an Wilson started this
well on her return trip I" California
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Stick. & Wiltshire have Seceived. thi.
week. large stock OF new goods. genera
assortment
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The heaviest rain Of the fall thi>
week.
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CHICAGO & North Western Railway.

fine ..f departure al Passenger Trains from Ne
Tim.
|. ave for 70 ami the Fast 5:4s A. u.
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The Western Rural.

The Western Rural, Of Chicago, th,
leading Agricultural and Family Paper o
the West, has just issued nagniAoen
Premium List, containing over u, 00(
worth Of prizes, 70 b given to olut1raisers
4 f
Send 10 cents Cor Premium List and outs
Ito
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WHEAT WANTED.
will pay, in Cash, the highest marke,
price for wheat
N. oPFRRxAN.
Redwood Pals, Mimi,
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THB WESTERN RURAL,
Chicago. III.
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DENTISTRY! DENTISTRY +!
DR.. A. MARDEN.
NEW ULM, MIMI,

WosA respectfully announce to the
Citisensof this place that he will b u
Redwood Falls,
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SEPTEMBER 9Th. 1877.

for . few days. prepared to do al kinds d
work IN the Dental profession. Rooms u
Glen House.