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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1877-06-28
In Hemoriam.

! At. . regular meeting Of New Avon
Grange. No. 426, Patrons Of Husbandry Of
Redwood Co. Mimi, convened June, 2lst,
1877, the following preamble and rssolu-
tons were adopted.
Whereas Il has pleased the Divine Mas
ter above to remove from labor here, our
worthy and beloved brother, Henry
Blanchard, Therefore,
R1soIvrD; That We. a. band Of BROTH
sss and sisters, deeply mourn the loss Of
. faithful, honored and punctual member.
and an efficient Ofacer Of the Grange.
RESOLVED; That We tender to the be-
reaved wife, and little ones, our heartfelt
sympathy In this deep afaiction, pointing
them to that Infinite source Of all good,
who can bind up the broken heart and
comfort them, If they will only place an
unfaltering faith in Him.
RssoLvED; That, In view Of the fact
that death has made an inroa.l upon upon
our little circle here, may We take heed to
the silent warning, dwelling together in
peace and unity. working together for the
good Of all Contentment comfort and
happiness empowering our homes, Cultiva-
ting love Of the beautiful and good, may
We, realizing that We have lived to some
good purpose, receive that welcome PLAN
dit, we'll done thou good and faithful ser
wants, and placing unfsltering faith in God,
continue to hope on, ever practicing char
ity. and living mp to the full requirements
Of our obligations, with an inAexible tid-l-
ity.
RESOLVED That copies Of these resolu-
tions be furnished the relatives Of our de-
ceased brother, and that they be recorded
in our Minutes, and That copies be for
warded to the Farmers Union and Red.
wood Gazette.
J. s. TowLs,>
DANIEL McPHRR, : COMMITTEES.
RoB'r PARKER.
JOAN TuRssrIt, Master.
JAMES WATSON, Secretary.
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We have had our first experience in the
"Tranp" business. Two fellows, travel
ing on foot, entered the house Nils Stin-
son, in S~edes Forest last Sunday, during
the absence Of the family, and took a
watch. little money, and disposed Of a
considerable amount Of provisions, show.
ing decided liking for that class known
as preserves. The two men hsd been
seen near the house and, the next morning
Mr.. Stinson, started to this place thinking
that he might find them. When nea,
Town he lid overtaks them and they 90,
into his wagon to ride. He asked them +
they had been in house in that locality
but they denied it, and on arriving in
Town he had them searched but found
nothing. In short time Mr.. McDougal
arrived. having found the watch in tn,
road about = mile from Town. Il Seems
that when Mr.. Stinson preached the sub
ject. as they came along, they dropped tn.
watch over the side Of the wagon. One q
them. when shown the watch and informed
Of other suspicious circumstances, acknowl.
edged that 1.-THE other fellow bad stolen
the things" ''The other fellow" was not
70 be seen just then and Il is probable.
that he had taken'a circuitious route to
the place where the watch had been drop-
ped. Is he appeared some time afterward
bearing evidence Of having travelled through
vet grass, and, when apprised Of tie admis.
eions Of his partner. seemed surprised and
embraced the first opportunity to ''ligh,
ont" Mr.. Stinson continued to interview
the first one until he admitted that tn.
stolen money might be some place about
his clothes, and . slight investigation
showed that he was correct. Stiuson eot
his money and discontinued his attention.
to the young man. Neither Of the boys
we're over Sixteen years Of age.
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History Of the United States.

History Of the United States.
From aboriginal times to the ccm.
mencement Of President Hayes Ad-
ministra'iou, by,
John Clark Redpath.
Beautifully illustrated and contain
ing historical charts showing the lead :
ing contemporaneous events in the his.
tory Of other nations
The late Sioux war, including Gen.
Custar's death, is given, and full his.
tory Of the G. ntennial exhibition.
The book is complete and relia
BILE history Of every period of gu.
Countrys existence, aad its style il
most attractive. The printing is per.
feet aud the binding beautiful and du
rable. No more valuable history o,
entertaining is offered U the
public.
w. r. White.
is Agent for the book aud canvas.
this Village and vicinity during ths
week following the 4th of July.
lie Is, also, Agent for the "Con,
plete Dome site liiJle which, in add
ton to the text Of the scriptures, con
tains a large amount Of valuable ex
planatory information. lie carries
sample copy Of the book With him.
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TIE WESTERN RURAL.

With the new management Of The
WESTERN Rural comes marked im
provements in that sterling Farm and
Family Weekly 1t has added Crop
and Weather Bureau so systematic as
to include every important county in
the Northwest, from Ohio to the
Rocky Mountains, aud surpa>ses the
reports made by the Agricultural De
rartmcnt at Washington, inasmuch a.
they are presented fresh to the farmers
in condensed form each week. TUE
WESTERN RURAL also has CONNER
cial and Market reports unsurpassed
by any paper in the country, and is the
champion Of cheap transportation and
equal justice to all classes. Combin-
ing its practical Information on Rural
Affairs, with its entertaining and in
structive literary departments, make
it the most complete Farm and Family
ex'ant The price is 81 90
per year. Less to clubs. Address Tue
WESTERN RURAL, Chicago, III.
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THE CHEAPEST FASHION MAGI.
ZINE.

Among the meritorious publications de,
voted to the subject of Fashion, we would
invite the attention Of our lady readers te
one, which We think possesses in large
degree the essentials of perfect work
viz, common sense and taste. We refer
to "EnRlcHs' FASHION QUARrEELY," the
"Spring'' number Of which has just reach
edus.
1t will be found instructive, useful,
beautiful, valuable. The very low sub
scription price at which it is issued will
surprise our lady readers when they ex-
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the work, the presentation Of reference
book and illustrated catalogue Of the con-
tents Of their great establishment, is hand
sonely conveyed and the fund Of infor-
nation, instruction. and thought thereto
added will make it welcome in all homes
where taste and refinement dwell. The
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ably presented by it, able lady contribu.
tOTss It's pr1ctiC0t cOullnOu. ScuSc SuX2eS.
tons above all, the value I, its pricelist,
make it the best investment we have seen
in its line. No household should be with
out it.
To Fortunes favored ones it offers man.
fold attraction in its choice and rare styles
pertaining to the wardrobe aud personal
adornment. To those in moderate circum
stances opportunity is given for display
Of the same refinement Of taste. til ,ugh i,
may be in humber objects. TO all who
seek to learn, to cultivate the beautiful,
and to adorn ''hoine" and the ''loved ones
it will be found a mine Of information
The 'Spring" number, large volumn
Of ZIG pages, is we'll worth the whole
years subscription price, which is astoun-
dinghy Overwhelmingly, so cents. The
publishers are ENRICH 4 Co., Nos. 2S7 and
289 Eighth Avenue, New York City. widely
known rs entcrprising and reliable merch-
ants.
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Hutchinson June 25th 1877.
Editor Redwood Falls GAZETTE.
The Camp meeting Of the Seventh
Day Adventists is being held at this place
as appointed 2o-26inst.
People have gathered from nearly all
parts Of the state there being representa-.
tives from twenty seven Counties, also
from three in Wisconsin.
Seventy-two tents are on the ground
besides two forty feet tents for meetings in
bad weather.
Over five hundred people are camping
on the ground. Many have come I'VE,
two hundred miles with their teams des-
pite the grasshoppers and hard times.
The encampment is situated in a bean.
tiful grove on the banks of the Grow river
There are number Of speakers present.
among whom We may mention Elders
Peirce. Babcock, Cant, Curtis Dimmick
Ellis, Batter and Hill.
Among the peculiar views Of this peop.e
We may mention the Soon coming 9,
Christ. Sleep Of the dead. Immort slity
alone through Christ. Destruction of the
wicked. and restoration of this earth as
the inheritance Of the Saints.
Forty seven churches are represented BY
over fifty delegates. There seems to be
butUlittle Of that light and trifing spirit 80
often seen on Camp grounds. The dis.
courses are earnest, and their social meet
ings spirited and interesting as may be seen
rom the fact, that this A. NJ. one hundred
and seventy five testimonies were given in
less than one hour, and this P. NJ. over one
hundred went forward for prayers. Three
sermons and three social meetings are
held each day, besides family prayer in
the tents, also business sessions.
Neatness, order and quietuess seem to
prevail.
REPORTER
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DIAMEDE,

This tine Stallion will stand, during al
OF the present Season, in Redwood Falls,
At present he can he seen at the Stables 81
the Exchange Hotel. brought him from
Rice County this spring. His colts are
classed with the best stock in the State.
Many ofshem have made their mile in lesa
than three minutes and one Of them, exit
~ Trossell." in 2,32. He has splendid
style and is a good roadster. The public
are invited to examine his claims to public
favor.
/, also, have fine Short Horn Bull,
years old, gotten b, the famous thorough
bred bull. Eugene Ardrie, which will br
kept in Redwood this summer. There is
no better Stock to breed from in the State.
PHrER SMiru.
May 1877.
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Il. BEHNkE B. BRO.
BURNS STATION, MINI.

We offer to the public a
well assorted stock of General
Merchandise at lowest prices
for CASH and FARM PRODUCE.
BUTTER A SPECIALITY.
Our stock is replenished by
every train from our large as
sortment in New Ulm.
Fred c. Gley will be happy
to wait on all who favor him
with a call.
He also keeps the AMER1.
CAN EXPRESS Co.'S OFFICE IN
our Store.
n~~-' - 4th. 1877.
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The life Of General Gustav, written BY
Capt. Whitaker, has been received At
Watson's Book Store. II is regarded ~ :
faithful narrative Of events in the career Of
one Of the most brilliant military men that
our country has producsd. The story Of
Custsr's life Is fascinating one, especially
10 IN American boy. he Was . poor boy
and . very Obscure one. He rose through
diMculties and by hasd work. The inci-
dents are oil given IN this book in . very
entertaining way. Besides being . .biozra-
ply Of Gen. Custar. Il 10 pretty full his
tory Of orr civil was and will be found In.
teresting and instrustive BY both young
and old.
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The time for holding the Presbyterian
Sunday School has been changed from
half past two in the afternoon to 10, O'Clock
in the forenoon. Mr.. Dodge has made ar.
rangements to:hold service in the country
nearly every Sunday afternoon and the
change in the time for the Schoo: has been
made in order that he may be presen. and
serve As Superintendent, as he has been
doing for some time The hour for church
service will hereafter be IL o'clock, a hall
hour later than formerly. The corcreea.
ton and all interested in the School will
please bear the change in mind.
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U. 3. LAND OFFICE.
Redwood Falls MINI, May 18th, 1877;
Complaint having been entered at this Office By
D. L. Tennis against William ?. powncy for aband
oning bis Homestead Eatry, No. c376, dated July S
1871, upon the East half OF North Es.t quarter
Section 8, Township III, Range 50. in R.nvill.
County, Minnesota with view to the cauceliati Of
t. appear at this O,fics on tho 2S,h dsy Of June
1877, at 10 O'Clock A. H. t. respond aud furnish tes
timony concerning said alleged abandonment.
Vim. =. BENNINGTON, Register.
VIM. u HERRiorr. Receiver.
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Mr. Jonathan Patterson, Of Sullivan
Moultrie Co. Illinois, il spending few
days in this vicinity. He is an old &C.
quantance Of Mr.. o. c. Martin and others,
Of our citisens, who were former resident.
Of that County. Mr. Patterson will proba.
bly, purchase some stock in this vicinity.
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We infer that Mr.. U. C. Martin has done
pretty satisfactory work in the matter Of
Assessing this year as no one appeared, on
the day appointed. to make any objections
or corrections. Mr.. Martin had eleven
congressional Towns. in his District, t.
travel ovef.l
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Neither Of our Base Ball Clubs are 90
Ing to Walnut Station on the 4th. They
have changed their plans since last week.
Communion Services will be held in the
Presbyterian church next Sunday MORN
ing. The preparatory lecture on Saturday
afternoon at 3. O'Clock.
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Notice.

To oil whom It may concern, IL hereby
given, That, Caroline C. Fosgate having
lost the Duplicate Receivers Receipt No.
1882 made At st. Peter Minnesota June. 9Th
1869, for South half North.East quartz,
and West half South -Rast quarter SEQ. "a
Town, liz, Range, SO, Sioux Indian Lands
Is about to. and will at once apply for !
change Of Entry, and repayment Of the
purchase money paid ON the West hal
South Rast quarter as aforesaid.
This Notice being in Compliance with
Letter IN" General Land Office Of Marcel
7th, 1877
CAROLINE c. FOSGATE.
TILL TIBBlrs.
Atty.
Dated Redwood Falls Mimi, June 90
1877.
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The Post Once at Swedes Forest
has been discontinued By a,
order from the Department. The
Postmaster, Nr. Swenson, resigned, 70,
the reason that he expects TO move away,
and ~ no one elae wanted the Office It Va.
discontinued BY general consent.
The Office At Three Lakes has, also, beer
discontinued. Mr.. Watson took charge Of
The books and papers Of the two Offices and
mailed them 70 the Department at Wash
ingtou, to-day.
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In New Avon. Redwood County, June
18th 1877, Henry Blanchard, aged IS years
10 months and ls days. Blessed are the
dead who die in the Lord.
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We notice, in an Eastern paper, that the
Rev. 8. T. Heron has been appointed, by
the United Presbyterian Assembly, to TIE
United Presbyterian Church Of Redwood
Falls for three monshs, commencing July
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The Northwestern Company has mad
arrangements TO run refrigerator Car be-
tween Marshall and Chicago, starting from
Marshall every Tuesday. 1t is fer the &C
com,nodation Of those who desire to ship
butter and Is good thing.
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&0o0 Can't BE- medaby every agent every
0000 month In the buainess We f6ynieh
ut those willing to work can easily earn desen
dollarr day right in their own localities: Have M
room to explsin hero. Business pleasant and hon
orable. Woman, and boys aud girls do we'll ~
mon. We will furnish you complete Out6t frre The
business pays better than anything slse.. We will
bear expense Of starting you. Particular. free
Write and see. Farmers and mechanics, their Sous
aud daughters, and all classes in need Of paying
WORT at homo, should write to ~ and learn all about
the work at once. Now 10 the tne. Don't delay.
Address TRUE Co., Augusta, Maine.
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vlCK'S
FLOWER ( VEGETABLE GARDEN

Ia the most beautiful work of the kind in tho world
II contains nearly 150 bagea, hundreds Of ne illus
trations, and "six Chrome Plates Of Flowers" heau-
tifully drawn and cOl"red from nature. Price 50
cents In paper covers 81 % IN elegant cloth. Print
cd In German and English.
vIcxs FLORAL GuiDx. Quarterly. Is cents year.
VICks CATALOGUE 30Ol illustrations, only 3 cents.
Address. JAMES WICK, Rochrstsr. n. Y.
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NOTICE.
U. s. LAND OFFICE.
Redwood ralla- MINI IJuu~ ish

US. LAND OFFICE,
Redwood Falls, Ninn,, June 9TH, 1877.
Complaint having been entered at this Oesee bv
Joseph A. May agSinst James P. Iuhy for abandoning
hin Homesteai Entry, No. ls5 dst-d Feb 18th, 1873
upon the N"rth-weat quarter Section -, Township
ia Range a, in Renviiie County Minnesota, with
view to the cancellation Of said entry the sid par.
tie are hereby Summoned to appear at this Oice on
the 18th day Of July, 1871 at u o'clock H. 70 res
abandonment.
WV. r. BENNINGTON, Register.
wv n Hcpr,orr pnr.;-a.
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One Of our Basel Ball Clubs will 80 t.
Sleepy BYE on the 4th to play friendly
game. They have received very cordia
invitation aud liberal ontr of entertain
ment. Tie boys are anticipating good
time
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VlCK'S
Flower B. Vegetable Seeds

vicK's CArALocuE-300 illustrations, only : cents
vIcK's FLORAL GUIDE. Quarterly, Is cents wear
VICK's FLOWER AND vEGEf BILE CAMDEN, 50 Gems
with elegant cloth covers $i.GO.
All my publications arc printed in English aud
German.
Address, JAMES WICK, Rochester. ". r.
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4 ''Lawn", Festival, under the care Of
She Ladies Of thu Episcopal Church. will
be held in the grounds belonging to Dr.
Fliun's residence on Saturday afternoon.
Stsawberttes, Ice.cream, and other del.
icacies incident 70 such IN oocasion VII!
b. served.
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The Side walks ~ progressing. Das-
ing this week 0pc Hundred feet
have betn compaeted 6a. Mn Street,
BY Dr.. Hitchcock. Levi Truesde
and N. scars, and ninety feet on ID 81. BY
Croulcy Bros. and J. Liehtwark. Il has
ali haen nui dn-~ --~a u . -.
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Aparty intending to pre.empt land, can
save few dollars by calling on or writing
to RoB'T WArsox.
Redwowd Falls. MINI.
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Crops throughout this County are repor-
ted as looking remarkably we'll except in
one or w localities Of very limited extent.
The weather continues unusually favora.
HE
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Judge Baldwin will deliver an Grafton,
on the Fourth, at Walnut Station and Mr..
wallin will perform similar Service at
Sleepy Eye.
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THE Ladies of the Aid Society are very
thankful for past favors and patronage ard
vii! continue to entertain the public every
Saturday altcrne on and evening with Ice.
Cream cake aud lemonade.
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FLORAL GUIDE

beautiful Quarterly Journal, finely illustrated, and
containing an elegant cOlorcd Flower Plate with tho
drat number Price only rs cent? for the year. Tho
drat No Tor 1877 inst issued in German anil English
VICK's FLOWER l. VEGETABLE GARDEN, in paper
30 cents: with elegant cloth coz era $1,OO,
vICK's CArALOGuE-3O 300 Illustrations oulv z crnta,
Address JAMES WICK. Rochester, y. Y.
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Judge Baldwin is at the Marshall Office
this week. lie will not return until after
the 9Th.
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The resolutions Of the New Avon Grange
concerning the death of Mr.. Blanchard,
will be found in this Issue.
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Il will be noticed that the Ladies Of the
u. K. Aid So,iety will furnish an Ice.csea,n
entertainment every Saturday.
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49, Church Directory.
PRRssrrxaIAx.-Rev, Henry A. Dodge. Pastor
Services every Sabbath at 10 anda halfa. m. ant
at7 Pm.
Sabbath school at 10 o'clock q. ..
METHODIST Rev. Geo. Galpin, Pastor, Service
every Sabbath At l0k =. m, sabbath school every
Sabbath, at IN Pm.
EPISCOPAL Services on alternate Sunday 1t II
o'clock A. ". and ?. n. Rev. Z. G. Hunter, Rector
Sunday School At . and halfociSeA .. m.
CsKrssiAx.-sunday School at O'Clock P. n, In
the Church.
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in our notice, last week, Of Mr.. Magin.
MIS- departure for the Black Hills we gave
him the name Of Michael instead of vii.
lam. and we beg his pardon.
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NOTICE.

From and after to-day, and until turtle.
Notice, we will grind no more grists, bu,
will do an exclusively kxchange business
Will give. IS 10 81 lbs. -four, ofYal in pro.
portion, making so lbs for each bushel Of
Wheat.
Flour Warranted.
RUTTER 4 CUFF.
May 9th 1877.
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0asoAAc>ANTlQUITY LODGE No. ~. A. r 1
A. N.-Regular meetings on the lat and Sd We'd
assdays In each month, at IN o'clock 2. n.
W.T.. DICKINSON Sec'y.
~ PArnoSs or uussAxDRY. The Redwood Grange
No. 23l, meets regularly on the first and third 81
ut.iay's Of each month at o'clock r. N.
W.. SwlsasR, See.
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BREAKING.

Wanted 80 or 100 acres broken, to be
completed by July 10th Price e2.25 pr,
acre. Apply at once to
B. FLYNN.
Redwood Falls. June goth. 1877.
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The illness Of Mr.. John Mclean contin
ues. His friends can scarcely hope for his
recovery.
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GRsAr REDUCTION IN the PRICE OF sew
ING MACHINES
l will Sell the New American Sewins
Machine for Forty Dollars until further no.
tice. Don't fail to consult me before buy.
ing elsewhere.
SAN. S1Icxlss'.
Redwood Falls Mimi.
May, gath 1877.
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Work has bctn gun in earnest on the
new Methc dest church.
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Festival.

The Ladies Of the. Episcopal Church will
hold Lawn Festival at the residence OF
d.. Finn during the afternoon and evening
OF Saturday the 30th inst.
Public Cordially invited.
grounds.
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Anew Ulm & Redwood Stage Lines.
"a DAIIv STAG. EAcs wAY.l
ssturn same day.
tE4Rsd~ood Falls to Minnesota Falls. via Yellow
Medieine o. Tuesdays and Fridays and rstu' n on
Wednesday and Saturdays.
Redwood fallsand Beaver Falls and return
every Tuesday, Tharsda. and Saturday.
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Oncers Of Red " God County.

O@cers Of Reawo rood County.
Jadee 81 ProbAte-S. J, F. RCTE1.
Clsrk Court-w. n. HAWK.
jhsriG-JANEs DURrNAi.
CeeoEsr-D l. HlTCHCOCE
Asaitor-l. y. VAN SCHAACK.
Trsasarer@A. TOWER,
Rssisterof Deeds-rlLl rlB3ErTS.
SArvsyer-b L. BlGHAN,
A:to:.ey-N. E. POWELL.
Ooar. Cemmissioner-S.S 8. sT9cKIB.
sSp,tofSehsols--D. l.. BlGHAN.
Coenty Commissioners-D. o. KING Chm,
scnANDERA. C.rORrER, J. u. LITTLE,
KELLER.
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Are the most
effective and
congenial pur-
gative ever dis
covered. They
are mild, but
efe ctual in
tn cir cru
tion, moving
the bow Is
8 urely an d
without pain.
Although gen.
| tie in their op.
nr0fi0n thar
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Base Ball Guides for 1877, Sent by Mail,
II cents.
RoB'T WATSON.
Redwood Falls.