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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1878-08-29
G. g. NV
L I n E S.
The CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN
RAILWAY

SNs~'
RAILWAY
Embraces under one management
the Great Trunk Railway Lines Of the
WEST and NORTHWEST, and, with it,
numerous Branches and connections
forms the shortest and quickest route
between Chicago and all points in LII
inois, Wisconsin,, Northern Michigan,
Minnesota. Iowa, Nebraska, California
and the Western Territories Its
OMAHA aud CALIFORNIA LINE
Is the shortest and best route between
CHICAGO and all points i'll NoRrHERN
| EHL,Scis, Iowa, DAKOTA. NEBR AsKA,
WYOMING. COLORADO. UTAH, NEvA-
DA, CALlFoKHIA, OREGON, CHINA,
JAPAN AND AUSTRALIA. Its
, Chicago. ST. PAUL AND
MINNEAPOLIS LINE
IL the short line between CHICAGO and
all points in NORTHERN WISCONSIN
and MINNESOTA. and for MADISON,
ST. PAUL, MISSEApoLIs. DULUTu,
and all points in the Great Northwest
La CROSSE, W1NONA AND ST.
I PErEp LINE
| IS the best route between Chicago aud
LA CRossG, W1SoNA, ROCHESTER,
| CWAToNNA, MaNKATo. ST. PETER,
New ULM. aud ail points in So1thern
and"C Central Minnesota. [:s
GREEN EAY AND MARQUETTE
LINE
! Is the oIly l!ue between CHICAGO and
JAsEsviL4E. WATERTowN, FOND DU
f; Lac, OSHKOSH. APPLETON, GRFrN
/, BAY. EsCANABA. NEGAUNEE. MAR.
OF uErTE. UeUouToS. Hancock and
the LAKE SUPERIOR COUNTRY. Its
! FREEpOhT AND DUBUQUE
LINE
Is the only route between CH.cAGo
a.d ELetS, ROCKFORD, rREEPoRT.
and al points via Frecport. Its
CHICAGO AND NJ LLWAUKEE
LINE
Is the old Lake Shore Route, and is
the only one passing between CHICAGO
and EVANSTON. LAKE FOREST. HIGH
LAND PARK, WauKEGAN, RACINE,
kENosHA and MILWAUKEE.
PULLMAN PALACE DRAWING Room
CARS
are run on all through trains of this
road.
This is the only line running these
cars between Chicago aud st. Paul aid
Minneapolis, Chicago and Milwaukee.
Chicago aud Wiuona, or Chicago aud
Green Bay.
Close connections arc made at Chicr.
60 wish the Lake Shore l. Michigan
Southern. Michigan Central. Ralti-
more Il Ohio, Pi,tsburg. Fl. Wayne &
Chicago, KansaKce Line and Pan
Handle Routes, for all points East aud
SOUTHEAST, aud with the Chicago and
Alton and Illinois Central for all
points South.
Close connections are also made with
the Union Pacific K. r. at Omaha for
all for West points.
Close Connections made at Junction
points ,0iM trains Of all cross points.
Tickets over this route are sold by
all Coupon Ticket Agents in the
United States and Canadas.
Remember, you ask for your Tickets
via the Chicago & North Western
Railway. and take none other.
New York Office, No. Ais Broad.
way; Boston Office, No. 5 State Street:
Omaha Office, 245 Farnham Street /:
San Francisco Office, 2 new Montqom
cry Street; Chicago Ticket Ofsces, 62
Clark Street, under Sherman House.
Is Canal, corner Madison Street:
Kinzie Street Depot. corner " Kin.
zie and Canal S.rests; Wells Street
Depot, corner Wells and Kinzie Streets.
For rates or sntormation nos attain
able from your home ticket agents, ap
ply to
W. II. SrEsNErr, Ag't. Chicago.
Gen. Pass.
MARVIN NuGHIrT,
Gen. Mang'r, Chicago.
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Chief Justice Waite has Acc;aod :,

Chief Justice Waite has decided in
view Of the importance oi the questions
at issue, to sit with Judge Bond in tie
trial Of the South Carolina revenue
ohicers' case. The State sheriff finally
yielded to the order Of the United
States Circuit Court so far as passively
10 allow the United States Marshal to
take possessics Of the revenue officers
on writ Of habeas corpus. But tho
law question remains I" be settled as
TO whether the original jurisdiction in
such case is or is not with the United
States Court, ;rstcad ofthe State Court.
The Government has employed Tx
Secretary Eris,eW a. ,.s counsel.
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Communism.
Editor of Gazette.

LulLOr VI UaLetIe.
Noticing almost daily. the many
comments made, BY our eastern jour
nails on communism, and that 1t must
be blotted out, has awakened quite an
interest, as to how 1t shall be done.
That it needs to be donc, all intel Ii
gent minds are agreed, but as to how
1t shall be done many are not in sym.
nathy. Communism can never be OBJ
liberated while. laws are administered
hat stealing a lajlro' d is lesser crime
Il an stealing loaf Of bread. Neither
can it be washed away by protecting
Bank officers who defraud their depos
itors, while he who flches pennies
from his brothers till is jailed
Neither can it be stamped out by con-
sIdering the Bulls of the wheat corner
law abiding citizens. while the three
card monte man is brought to account.
We all admit, that commune means
murder, aud that communism is the
mute and blind protest, that ignorance
puts agaias. wroag and injustice.
That no great popular uprising can
take place in this county, without a
substratum at the bottom; is erroneous.
The old, cry THAT this is Govern.
ment for the people aud by the people
&C. aud where there is protest by
any considerable number Of the popu-
lace, it is a sufficient proof that there
is something wrong with the working
OF the machine, is a grand delusion.
1t is ike some OF the songs that are
sung, that puts the soul to sleep
Men are led along by promises Of
something better, which the promiser
never expects to fulfil. How such in
'elligent minds can he le,, along by
such sophissries, az fall from the lips
Of our wild fnanciers, seems strange
1t Is not necessary to follow the fan.
ciful and en,icing schemes, of these
fnauciers, which truly belong to the
communists. bat to reason quietly ~
ourselves, not how we can most speed-
lily rid cur land Of communism, but
how we can shape our Government
that communism can gain no foothold
The communistio cry that D;sracli
Bismark and Gortschakotf are working
for the Interests OF the wealthy to the
dctrime ent Of the poor, can not be dem
oustsa;od b. logical rsasoc,r-.
Their principals are only for The
good
Diaconteat,nent comes very often
from want Of senleth .ng better, will out
Legal qualification, Surplus mi'lionS
viii not h"lp Us, il We are not posses
ed Of sufficient knowledge to make
good use Of it. There are no cases on
recoid whore extravagances were Gu
red by encreasIng the temptation.
" hi.e II Is true that every great up.
eisin.. is born Of human misery. i. does
not necessarily follow that there eau
be no deviation. The cry Of an 10.
crease Of military force, tones ouly
from unthinklng leaders They tha.
want such are unconscously dealing a
death blow to the republic. lie must
be blind and deaf to lessons of history
to contemplate il.
No free people have ever existed
and maintained it, and what is more.
it is purely anti Republican. Moun
tains of discorl are never leveled by
such means Prosperity never came
from fraud, or political chicanery
Deep and lasting bro,herhoods origin.
ate from purity. never FROM evil.
S J. Lace
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS. !,

In the Matter of the Estate of franklin P, Burton
Deceased.
Notice Ia herehv given that the JUDGE o. the Pro.
bate Court of Redwood County has fixed upon the
first Monday Of each and every month for tho next
the times and place wien and here he will receive
hcnr; and ADJUST all claims Of all against said
deceased snd that six months hive been limited as
the time for creditors 70 present their claims against
said estate.
Dated The I'd. day Of Aug, 1875
ALICE b, BURrOv,
Administrative.
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The Albert Lea Standard says a
few days since farmer in the town of
Moscow. Freedom county, who was
owing $40 to man who had worked
for him took $40 bill and placing it
with six y more wrapped it up in pa
per and gave the package to his wife
telling her it contained the SO he was
owing and directing her to give it to
the man to whom it telony yed when he
called for It. Shortly afterwards the
man called for his money and the wo-
man handed him the package which he
'ook and disappeared. The next time
that farmer leaves any business for his
wife to transact he will explain more
fully.
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Jus. before late thunder storm a
man stepped into telegraph off; and
requested the privileged Of talking
through the telephone with his wife,
who was visiting the managers wife Of
a distant telegraph station. The as.
sistant manager granted the request,
and the ns:n began operations. He
couldn't be prevailed upon to 6eliye
hat il was really his wife who was
Ia king to him, aud she So man; miles
away lie haally asked her to say CT
10 some, hing Known t. themselves on
'y, that he m..ht be convinced that it
was she. just then a rambling strcak
Of lightning camo on the wires hit,in.
the husband violently On the head
:" hen he juwrc1 to his fee, and e.
claimed, i am satisfied; all Correct"
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WATSON'S
Select Circulating Library.
RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION:
YsArL' r'ckkrs}6 o,rscksrs.t s.Mo r,okxrs
$500 $500. se.sa.
WATSON'S

TRANSIENT RATS.
I: The smallest charge is - cents;
and by the week 15c:s; if book is
kept longer than one week, Bets day
additional will be charged.
2. Books may be exchanged at plea
sure, bat Volumes out must be re
turned before others can be taken.
3. Strangers must deposit the value
Of the book when taken, which NOM.
will be refunded less charges on it's ne.
turn.
4. Books lost, or defaced. must be
paid fortefore others can be drawn.
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6. G. MAYBURY,
AR0HITNUT
AND
5uriding Superintendent.
No. 20 THIRD STREET,
WiNoNA, NlINN.
Plans, Specifications and dttiir. faairnisL. d
at reasonable rates. School Buildings q
Specially.
NOTICE.
4. 2. I.ASD'UFYlCH.

Y. 9. LASD'OFYlCE,
Redwood Fails MINI, Jaly, sOth. l0sA
Complaint having bscn -at2yed q this OGee b.
Henry u Everett against Meses r. ctinchAeld III,
July sth. 1877, upon the Sk MEX asd NJ aIN
Section =. Township III, Range 80. 10 Reawos7.
County, Ninnesots. With . view 70 The eanesllalis~
ssid entry: the said parties horcby
ia appear at this Od-e On tho 26sh day u Asevss'
1873, at o'clock r.. y. 10 sespoWd end l1ssSCS
testimony ccncrroia1,said alleged abasdWm.esS,
VS.. =. .prSx,SGrus. R~y;.spr
Wv uls.,-rr. Rsc.i-y.
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a dispatch from Paris, of the 1j'h
says: in the award OF prizes A, the
t.xpositiou. the Uuited State, a.ricul-
,are exhibit has received a diploma of
honor and the United States education
al exhibit L good metal. Or the eleven
objects ci art offered by the Asricu,su.
raj S,c.e;y OF France for exceptional
n.e,i; in agricultural machinery in tnc
recent field trials, eight have been
awarded to American inventions. DR..
Edward II. knight, the Americao
Juror Of Glass No. 76, Las been author
lied to announce the awards. They
are as follows: Mccormick S binding
reaper, Wood binder. Osborne's bin.
der, Johnston's harvester, Whitley's
harvester, Deere's gang plo v, Deder-
ick's hay press, the Chicago hay press.
The above eight prizes are independent
of the medals OF the Exhibition pro-
ner.'
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A man named Manchester was ar
rested at Marshall, last week, charged
with stealing $1,000. from a widow in
Illinois. He had abou. $500 on his
person and had purchased section of
railroad land. He was taken back to
Illinois.
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Redwood COUNTY.

SoME OF THE lNDUcEMESrs IT OFFERS TO
FARMERs,
A soil unsurpassed in fertility. we'll wat
cred. plow land and meadow ON almost
every quarter section.
I A fine body Of timber. about l2,oo0
acres, stretching along the entire north
side OF the County, and groves scattered
all through it.
4 railroad running through the southern
portion of the Comfy aud one will be
built throu gh the north side 70 the County
sest hy Jaly 4th
School districts organized and school
houses built.
Church organizations and church build
ings.
Two No, l. Touring mills and one saw
mill. located at Redwood Falls, the County
Seat.
Magnificent rolling psairies with charm.
ing lakes.
Good society and remarkably healthy
climate.
Excellent markets for everything produc-
ed Ivy the farmer.
Farms can be purchased at figures taat
are regarded as reasonable even on the
frontier and bear no comparison to the
price Of land in older Counties where the
business and social advantages are no bet
ter. and often inferior.
Low TAXES. The amount Of general tax,
levied in 1877, on an unlmproved quarter
section did not exceed five dollars, and the
average amoant on improved quarter sec.
tons was about six dollars.
Redw ood Co, with its present prospects OF
development and growth, offers induce
ments to farmers not to be found any
place else in the north west
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What is q Creamery.

The New England Farmer answers
the above in,airy Of a subscriber, as
follows: Butter factories are deaign-
ed for making butter on a larger scale
than for single dairy. Cheese fac
tories are for making cheese on the
associated plan, that is, for large
number OF daries. Creamery is term
applied to factories which make both
butter and cheese from the same milk
In our newspaper market reports dairy
butter or cheese means such as is
made on the farm, or the prodnct Of
single daries. Factory butter or cheese
is that which il made at those factories
where several dairies are combined.
Creamery butter is that which is made
at those factories where both butter
and cheese is made Cresmcry butter
is often of extra quality, because 1t is
made every day, and from the frs:
cream cnly.
The average age OF sheep is ten
years; up to that age they will breed
and thrive. There are instance. now.
ever, Of their living to a more advanc
ed age. and, in isolated cases, as long
as twenty years. Cows have an aver
age Of fifteen years, although, as with
sheep and other domestic animals. they
often exceed their allotted time. Rings
on their horns indicate their age after
they arrive at the age of three years.
A. four years old ring is formed at
the root Of the horn, and every sue
ceeding year another is added: thus
by allowing three years and addn.
thereto the number Of rings, it is easy
to arrive At the animals age Hogs
have been known to live for thirty
years. though their average age is
much less The average of the horse
is twenty years, Lut as beasts Of bur
den they seldom attain that age.
When kindly treated. however, AID
well provided for, they will exceed
twenty, and instances are ca record
where they have lived to the age of
ftty. The longevity Of the elephant
is greater than that of all other au;-
mails. Their average age has never
been computed. but many have been
known to live to very advanced age.
There is white elephant now living
in the Imperial Aiensgerie in Russia
tha! is said to be over l5A years old.
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WAN

A good man to go on new farm at Mel
rose Mimi. will pas any good man we'll,
besides giving him the entire product.
There is house and barn on the place.
None bat good hard working man need
apply. Address.
Farmer No. II Newhall block
Milwaukee Wis.
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The yellow fever continues to atill.t
southern cities aud. In some of them, is
increasing !ts ravagcs are not SO
great nor does it spread SO alarmingly
rs in farmer instances but there a large
number of deaths New Orleans,
Memphis. Vicksbury suffer the most
Two cases were discovered in Phila
Ielphia on the 25,h. Subscriptions
for the sufferers are being raised in all
northern cities.
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MILLTN Err Y
Mys. OJAI

wilForcn a Millinery sire on I'd
stree, three d. ors frum y. Post Office
Thanking all for tb'i, liberal patron.
age, she would .pec,frily solicit its
continuance. Tier stock will be much
more compete .han formerly.
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The Minneso'a annual conference of
the NJ. +. church will commence its
session in Rochester September Is.
Over l6O preachers, besides visitors,
are expected to be present. Bishop
Foster viii preside.
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The annual session Of the North
western General Conference of the
German Methodist church will be held
in Winona, commencing Oct IL, an /
to continue one week. The conf renee
'errtoay consists Of parts of Wisconsin,
Illinois, Iowa. all of Minnesota, and all
Of Dakota Territory.
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A tornado struck Fargo D. T, last
Sunday night destroying some fifteen
buildings, including the Episcopal
church, City Hall and planning mil! !.
Three persons were injured but no
lives lost.
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Glencoe (McLsod county Register:
This county has been infested with
tramps for the last few weeks, aud on
last Saturday night they stole two
horses, one from MIR. Chris ain Scott
and Que from peighbor OF his, both
living in the town of Lynn. about two
miles FROM the village. Pursuit Was
made on Sunday morning, and on Mon
Cay trace of the horses We're disc ~
cred near Pipe Lake.
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Mr.. Ericsson, Auditor OF Renville
county has been suspended, by Gov
Pillshury. for reasons set iorth in the ,e
port of Public Examiner Knox. who
made an examination Of the books and
accounts Of Mr. Ericsson few weeks
ago. Mr.. knoxs report shows that
the business of the Office has been
badly neglected. no record of'he Board
p,oce edings havin@ been made for
more than year, aud that the officer
had been guilty OF worse conaaet than
neglect The Poard has not yet ap-
pointea successar.
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For Sale.

Residence lots fcr sale at si 90 each. to
those who desire 70 maxi. pr,nianen, I'M.
lrose"'"nts on them. l'q,r;,c - David
Watson or ii.i,inin ( rrn,,.,
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\ Flue assortment Of Steyescopic
views Of Redwood Falls aud vieiaitY
at noaAEH 4 N'iian,'s.
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Promissory notes in Kansas are not
drawn so many days after date but
"when sell my hogs"
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Northd ID Mail. 1t is reported that
the Dundas mills will shut down soon.
unless the Messrs. Archibald can sue
ceed in finding quantity Of No. !
W eat. The coopers quit work aud
locked up the shop ua "Wednesday.
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The main building Of the Institution
for the Education Of Deaf Mutes. at
Faribault, is nearly completed, the
wings having been built first It is the
finest building ofany kind in the State.
265 feet louy, and three stories above
the basement, costing, wings and all,
about $500 900
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Secretary Eearts, in accordance with
the action ot congress, has addressed d
letter to the British government setting
forth the reasons why the Canadian
fisheries award. S. 500 OOJ. is consii-
cred exce> sive. and asking for review
Of the case in order that the sum may
be reduced.
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MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE.
SALE.

n"fiult having h made IN thc conditions of !,
lIcerta;n ortgage cut, & by Enoc'. Lave mo t.
< g"r. t" Will m + Lewis, nrtca2rt .!l,i. :, f. h.
ruary ~ 4 1876 AMI reco,ini in -li, ntca nf the
Rig stcr Gf Dee arG Tor tn. Ccua.y of Eeiy, "a
in the State # Niun' sofa. tie 6t: day OF March;
y. 1876. & jn'eock in the fc-enoon ia Book . of
m"rtgas pIg. :31: ny wlc,i mo cage ther. was
conv",cs and granite. the fall Ninc s!cs rihe.' al
sf te itte la shc county Of 4 dwo d, afprcSai
Wit: South half Of TIE Nrtl East Gul,ter II Seq
ton = Township li0 Rang" "a, confirming eighty
acr to secure tue payment nf the sum o o:,e hum
dr"i anl seventy DOLL rs, 18th Interest Til. r:t.
"t Twelve per cent. p ann ,nl accorai'.g t. the
conditions ofa certain ron,is -ory TO. bcarnr same
said William F. Levi and there being due and nm
paid non said note s,d rtgase at the ta:a of This
notice. the oil tNo hun,ired twenty and i3- 100
Dollars,
And ~ actiGn or proceeding at law ~ th"rr ice
having 5een Instituted 70 the n,nun: 81 said
mortgage debt any part thereof: Now III .rpfn Z
Notice y hereby given that hy virtue an in pu~su-
anc" of power OF sale in snid mortgage con tain Il
and Herewith recorded. and of the statute in su.s
case made and nroviid, the ahou. G.scr e pr. M.
ises III b" sold 1T pnlc nuc'ion at the front donr
OF the Office III the Register Of Deeds in and for sai
county Of Redwood ant, nj the Village cf Redwood
Falls therein on Friday the ~, day If October
u. 1871. at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon to satisfy tho
amount OF srii mortgage BIT then due and II ms, IL
tng ther with the costs and expenses Of such fore
closure procs edings including twenty-fv. dollars
attorneys fees stipulated in faid mortgage: aud
the said mortsag- will b. thereby farec!ose,i.
Dated, Maniac August 18th 1875
uvM THOMAS. Mortgage.
Attorp, = f-r Ma tayec
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NOTICE. TO CREDlTORS.-Hearius
before Commissioners.

In the Matter Of the Estate Of Alfred u. Cook De-
ceased.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. That tho under
signed have been appointed by the Judge II the
Probate Court Of the County ofnedwood State Of
Nj npcsotn, commissioners in the matter of said
estnt, to receive examine and ADJUST all claims and
dem ands IF all p rs"ns against said Alfred N. Cook
late Of aid County, d"d-ased that six month"; from
July July 9th A. d. 1879 have been limited and al
lowed by said Court to creditors to present their
claims to us aforesaid and that we will, ut 2
o'clock in th. afternoon on the last Saturday Of
every month for the next six months. fbrginning
Saturday the 3I.t day Of August 1879 ut the law
0fiice "f Alfred Viin Esq in Redwood Fails in snid
County, meet to receive. examine and adjust claims
and demands against said dec-a.d al Aforesaid.
KOBT. WATSON,
j.. Il ROBINSON.
Commissioners Of the Estat. Of Alfred N. Cook
deceased,
Asst
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Spencer Copy Books. Spencer Pens,
Rryant Il Stratt"n's Bbok Keeping
Blanks, at KoB'T. WArsoN's,
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It is stated that two hundred addi
tioaal miles Of the Northern Pacific
road, from Bismark to the Yellowstone
will be built within year from next
spring
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THE GAZETTE
CASH ADVERTISE NJ, RATES,

. AL transient Advertisements must be psid tee
in I'd. d.ance.
Lega! Notices, ,7tcts Pc square 70, the arss isSs
ton and SIX per square FOR each subaequs ~ In
+srtion. Allsgal Noticed must be ufon the r. ~ %
.ioility Of the Attorney ordering them psblisS 81
publication fs ses are paid.
Local Notices inserted at 10 CO nts per iias.
Businosscards OF Eve line or less 5000.
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kearney'a tour has not been SIC
cess :l&s far. L: New E.s'aul il was
failure aud in Chicago and other
western cities lie received no eneou.-
ageneut He is simply brawli's
proeare black guard wl.o las no ia;e!li
gent plan for helping any class and has
hot the ability to d. any good if he
had any sensible plans OF honest pur
poses. Iatei!iSen. W w,rkiugmen are dis
gusted after listeniD. few minutes
10 his Wi gar abuse aaa he is regarded
b. them as an enemy % all who have
saved any Of their earnings or endeav
cred hy Industry and economy 10 NC
-unu!asc any property.
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