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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1878-02-14

Sheriff Whitemore, on the 18th inst. ap
pointed his son Irving D. Whitemore Dep
uty Sheriff He is an active young MAJ
and will make good Deputy.
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Dun. - :.
NJ IL Ii n d L Y .
Mrs. OJAI

REDWOOD FALLS, MINI.
In the Store formerly occupied ly MIS-
Sickle.
Mrs Ojai is an experienced Mi!lin"r,
keeps an assortment Of Millinery goods on
hand and Will sell at very low prices.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1878-02-14

The next lecture, III the Home Course
viii be deli.ered ~ D. L. Bisha.n ESQ
next MONDAY evening
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1878-02-14

Mr.. 6. 2. Greene. Of Renvil.c, ana Ms
Deborah Mason, Of this place, were marie,
last Friday evening. We tender our bos
wishes.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1878-02-14
The Weekly Dispatch,

Contains all the important Editorial and
Miscellaneous matter Of the Daily with q
condensation and re- arrangement of the
News, thus supplying a complete mirroro.
the worlds thought and eioings 1t con-
teins luil, late ana accurate Market Re-
view; and its Agriculture and Household
Department, under charge Of Mr. i. s.
liollister, 4 practical farmer and gardener
of Wild reputation as an agricultural! writ
or, proves 4 most valuable t.utie t. It's
patrons.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1878-02-14

From tue mass OF irresistible and
.eoatrtdlctory cable dispatches con-
Icaruiug Affairs in Turkey aud It's prov
,iDe We inter probability that the
RyUmaus.n government has formerly
EseSoEsl no. to consent to the cca-iun
10! BeSsarabia to Russia; that j,ns~i'
and Turkey have agreed 10 !uns>di2tly
re-os;abii>!. free commercial intercourse
By land ana water; that the blockade
II the Danube ha, ceased; and tiat the
tar * have agreed to leave Constant
iinople practically unleiendeI pending
the further peace negotiations while
the russians occupy {; part Of the outcl
fortiiivaIions thirty OF forty miles from
the city.-NtSpatch
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Officers OF Redwood County.

Officers OF ReGW cod County.
Judge q pco5ate-S. J. +. RITER.
Clark q Court-W. u. II AN X.
sheritr-p. Is. WHiTEMOEE.
Caroner-RW HoYr
Auti.or-l. N. VAN SCHAACk.
Treasurc--A. TOWER,
Register Of Deeds-J r. ROBINSON
sir, syor--TlLL TlBBETTS,
Ato:uey-M E.roWEi.L.
Jur' Commissioner-S s. :. STCIKLE
SPIT OF Sche o's-E. W. NOIT,
Coauty commissioners +. Y. H0TCHklSS, ca n
+ SCHANDEkA, C.ppRTER,o b. TuRRElI, \
KELLER.
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The Editor of this paper has gone TO 5
Paul
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1878-02-14
Ayers
SarsaparilIa

60 For Scrofula, and all
scrofulous diseases ,Ery-
~ sipelas, Rose Or St. An
thongs Fire, Eruptions
H and Eruptive disease,
ss3 Of the skin, Ulcer;ttions
afsA Of the Liver, Stomach,
tsa ~ Kidneys, Lungs, PM
x.lsz3 pies, pustules, Doi]s,
go . BIotches, Tumors, Tet-
e $500 -srssll.z- ter, Salt Rheum, scaIu
Head, Hingwornl, Ulcers, Sores,
rheumatism, Neuralgia, Pain in the
Bones. Side and Head, Female Wea
ness, Stcrility, Lcucowhpa, arising
from internal liberation. and uterine
disease, syphilitc and Mercurial dis
eases. DropSy. Dyspepsia, Enlacia-
ton, General Debility, and for i'uri-
fving the Blood.
This Sarsaparilla isa combination Of
vegetable tiliinria. Man
drake, Y elbow Docs-with the lodides
of Potassium and Iron, and IS the
most etlicacious medicine yet known.
for the diseases it is intended 10 cure.
Its ingredients are so aszllfuily
combined that the full Alternative
effect of each is assured, and while
it is 50 mild as to be harmless even
to children. ii is still So e!lectual as
to purge out from the system those
impurities and corruptions which
develop into loathsonIo disease.
The reputation it enjoys Is derived
from its cures. and the confidence
which pronlincnt physicians AL over
the country rcposG i'll il proves their
cxperienco OF It's usefulness.
Certificates attcstin@ its virtues
have accumulated, aud are con
stantly being received, and - many
of ihesc cases are publicly known.
they furnish convincing evidence q
the superiority OF this SaEsap''riiia
over everv other Alternative n1otilcint.
So generally IS lis superiority TO any
other medicine known that We nee
DO 10 more than 10 assure The puDIi,
that the best qualities 1t has eye!
, possessed are strictly maintained
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1878-02-14

DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup has been lie fore
the public for years, and is pronounced by
thousands superior to all other medicines
for the cure OF Coughs. Colds, Influenza
and all Pulmonary Complaints.
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Al the annual lueeti 0 the Redwood
County Agricultural association, held OF.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1878-02-14
The News Of the Day

Full, Fresh, and trustworthy, its pr
mary Object
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1878-02-14

NJ. Z. Powell Esd received on Tuesday
4 new Office Safe, It is a Hall No. s.
The Van Buren press., 1878-05-21

This association met pursuant to adj
journment, at Van Buren,, May 18th rs.
Present.. 9. White, President, M.
F. Locke, +. G. Whitesides, +. Miller
and Henry shibly.
On motion, the following resolutions
offered by Col. Locke, were adopted
WHEREAS In the judgement of the
Director Of this assertion, is necessary
to the success Of the same that we have Il
Floral Hall and house of exhibition, to-
gether with huckster stands and stock
pens at our Fair Grounds; and
WHEREAS, For want of means, this So
cicty is unable to make the improvements
indicated without material aid and
WHEREAS, Van Buren, Grange No. 3s,
desires to build q Grange Hall, ana II is
believed will join us in making such i'm
provements as are adequate to the joint
purposes of the Agricultural and Mechan-
ical Association and the Grange there
fore,
Resolued, That the President of this
Association is authorized to appoint a
committee of three stockholders of this
| Association, to confer with like number
of said Grange, and if terms Of agreement
can be made, to pledge the sum Of -
dollars, to be paid by this Association fol
hepurpose Of making the improvements
mentioned above.
Resolred, That said committee is fur
Their authorized to guarantee to said Van
Buren, Grange, a permanent situation and
location for said Grange Hall, and the use
and benefit Of the Fair Grounds of Craw
ford county for all necessary Grange pur
poses Provided. said Grange gives in
return, the necessary guarantee that said
houses and Fair Grounds will be subject
to be used by this Association for all le-
Ultimate purposes, and that said Grange
will take proper care Of said property.
On motion, the following stockholders
were appointed to confer with Van Buren,
Grange NJ. f. Locke, Il. &. Whitesides
and Henry shibIy.
On motion, the Association adjourned
TO meet at DR.. Whites Drug Store, Van
Buren,, on the 9Th day of June, 1878, at :
o'clock, p. NJ.
J.. G. WHITE, Prcst.
HENRY SHIRLEY, Scc'y.
The Van Buren press., 1878-05-21
n Boys Composition ON Girls.

Girls is the only folks that has their
own way every time. Girls is of several
thousand different kinds, and sometimes
one girl can be Ike several thousand
other girls il she wants to do anything.
Girls is alike one way, they are all like
eats, If you rub 'em the right way OF
their hair they'll purr and look sweet at
you, but if you rub it the wrong way, OF
step on their tails. they'll claw you, So
long as you let a girl have her own way
she S nice and sweet, but just cross her
and she'll spit at you worse nor cat
Girls is also like mules, II n girl don't
want to believe anything you can't make
her. | she knows it's so she won't say
so. Brother George says he doesn't
like big girls, but he does like little ones
and when | saw him kissing Jennie
Jones last Sunday, and told him of wha
he'd said, he said he was biting her
cause he don't like her. tank he hur
her, for she followed and run, and there
was big red spot all over her two checks
This is all know about girls and, fath
er says the less know about them thu
better of | am.
The Van Buren press., 1878-05-21
Practical Wisdom.

An ancient adage says "In time of
peace prepare for war" Is it not equally
wise to prepare for sickness in time Of
health? When anticipating journey,
guide books and maps are studiously ex-
amined, and all possible information of
the route and country obtained. Yet
many make the tourney of life" and
throughout the entire trip remain almost
strangers to themselves, in profound Is
norance of their abilities, and have no
knowledge of the physiological laws that
govern mind and matter To such, lie
is like a boy handling an engine, he
may have ascertained how TO start and
stop it, but he knows not how to keep it
in running order The Peoples Com
mon Sense Medical Adviser, an illustra-
ted work of over 900 pages, is designed
by its author, as popular hand book OF
anatomy, physiology, hygiene, medicine
and the most common diseases to which
all are liable, and with which many are
afflicted The work is replete with sound
practical suggestions. Price 81 80. AID.
dress the author, r V. Pierce, NJ. ID. Buf
falo, N. Y.
The Van Buren press., 1878-05-21
Another Fenian Raid Apprehended
and Every Precaution Taken
to Check it.

OTTAWA, May l5--important dispatch
es are said to have been received by the
government to day from their agents
along the frontier with respect to Fenian
movements, and some excitement is
manifested in this city in consequence of
orders issued by the military department
preparations making from one end OF the
dominion to the otner for coast and
frontier defense. 1t is the intention Of
the government to be fully prepared for
all emergencies. -Four gunboats, armed
with 30 pound guns, manned with TWEEN
ty-four gunneIs, are ordered to River
81 Clair and Lakes Erie and Ontario.
All the militia on the frontier are being
supplied with arms and ball cartridges,
and the interior MALTA were ordered to
keep themselves in readiness to leave
for the front at moments notice. bat
lalion of infantry is to be converted into
artillery. A gnard from the Kingston
battery is to be sent to Toronto to pro
tect the military stores. Four nine
Founders are ordered to Prescott. A
battery of artillery is being formed at
that point. A new rifle corps is to be
organized at Ottawa barracks, and the
&" Red He'd batteries at at St. John, New
Brunswick, has been supplied with thirty
two-pounders. The Partridge Island
battery is repaired and heavily armed,
and Fort Dufiin. New Brunswick is sup
piled with FOUNDER rifle guns,
ana thirty-two-pounders. In Nova SEQ,
tia new batteries of artillery have been
raised at Yarmouth and New Liverpool
and batteries at these points rs well
Digby and Sidney, Cape Breton, are
equipped with sixty-two-pounders. The
battery at Picton is also placed in condi
ton of defense. A batteryof heavy guns
| is ordered at Victoria, landowners island
to command Victoria harbor and Esqui-
manlt. The Colciwin royal artillery was
dispatched to place this battery in an eff
fective state. ...----
The Van Buren press., 1878-05-21
ALMA JOTTINGS.
ALMA, May 18th, 1878.

ALMA, May 18th, 1878.
ED. Pass: The Murphy tidal wave has
reached Alma, and up to this time one hund
red and siXty-ilve have donned the royal
blue" Mr.. Wilson labored one week, and
was happy to witness the success attending
his efforts in behalf of people so much in
need of that peculiar reform. His lectures
were terse. brief and to the point, and all
who heard him were convinced that now was
the accepted time to reform. The organiza-
ton was completed, last evening, and of the
large number composing the organization not
one has violated his pledge, and all appear
content. We think that Il large per cent. OF
the members are in earnest.
Alma is rather dull, except on sunny days
and Saturdays. 1t is an obvious fact that foi
the past four years, have no recollection OF
Saturday in Alma, but some of the citizens
or visitors were on a i" tear and the place
to-day. is throngcd with people, and, remark.
able to say, not one sovereign, of town or
country, shows any signs Of inebriety.
More anon SIGMA
The Van Buren press., 1878-05-21
AN UNDENIABLE TRUTH.

You deserve to suffer, and if you lead
a miserable, unsatisfactory life in this
beautiful world it is entirely your own
fault and there is only one excuse for you,
your unreasonable prejudice and skeb-
tism, which has killed thousands. Per
sonal knowledge and common sense rea-
soning will soon show you that Green's
August Flower will cure you Of Liver
Complaint, or Dyspepsia, with all its
miserable effects, such as sick headache,
palptation of the heart, sour stomach,
habitual costiveness. dizziness of the
head, nervous prostraton, low spirits
&c. Its sale now reaches every town OF
the Western Continent and not Drug
gist but will tell you Of its wonderful
cures You can bny a Sample Bottle
for 10 cents Three doses will relieve
you. for sale by WARD Il OGDEN. tt
The Van Buren press., 1878-05-21
Bound to Go TO the Circus.

While | was enjoying a drive about
Maryville. Mo, (writes Bu,dette to the
Burlington Hawkeye) the driver, who
was philosopher, lectured briefly on
circuses. He told me of man who
came to Maryville with his girl one day
last summer, TO 60 to the circus. He
depended ON meeting n man in town,
who owed him dollar, and when he
got there the man had stayed far, far
away, and the circus was one of the I'M
attainable things The disappointed man
sat down upon salt barrel and wept and
howled. He hadn't nickel in his peck.
ct, and his girl hadn't a nickel. He
hadn't a friend in Maryville. He didn't
know a soul in Nodaway County. He
was stranger in an alien land, and there
wasn't one single, solitary lingering fam
liar face about the circus. :" But, said
the driver, "he raised the dollar. He Dor
rowed it somewhere of an utter stranger
that was moved to pity his woe and des-
olotion. You cant keep a man out of
a circus He'll get the money for tick
ct if the Government has to lend it to him.
Why" exclaimed this philosopher of
the whip and reins, "if it wasn't for
the circnl, there are some men in this
State that never would have had 30
cents in all their lives" And thought
| never heard so much truth in one short
sentence
The Van Buren press., 1878-05-21
Resident Dentist,

We are grtified tc know that DR.. Han
cock is 50 well pleased with Van Buren,
and its surroundings, that he has conclu
ded to permanently locate here, and
practice his profession. Although but 8
short time among us, he has executed
some excellent dental work. We dom
know that we are competent judge Of
dentistry, but our attention was called te
a job of work in the building up and re
storing the shape of broken tooth to
its former shape with gold, from the
hands of the Doctor, for Miss Una Rob
inson, the finest of the kind we even
saw. He will remain short time long
or, and then he returns for his family.
The Van Buren press., 1878-05-21
Show Your Colors, Candidates.


Mr.. DuSHAM-Dear Sir. We think, out
here, In Jasper, that all candidates for Repre-.
sentatives ought to show their eolors. whether
for or against the dog laws-no, we mean
the road law. Now, that the dog-law was the
cry the last campaign, changed, made worse,
done away WITH so us farmers can have just
rs many prowling ours and long -eared hounds
to kill sheep, eat as many eggs as they might
see fit, free from taxation, we want Il repre-
sentative to do something to make better the
very unjust road-aw.
Many of us are required to work q certain
road ten days in each year that, perhaps, we
do not travel once in the same length of time
The Sheriff lots of EN- All "bully-
men,"
| For clerk-Individually speaking with 9TH
ers, we like Uncle Ed" JASPER.
z. S.--Crops-Wheat cut short by the rust
and flies. Corn looking very fine. Oats, we
fear will be failure. Cotton many farmers
had to plant the second time, Some crops biz
fair. We would be pleased to have you visi
Dripping Springs, this summer, when TIN
chickens get large enough to eat. The asp
rants for sheriff have "eat-up" our old ones
and how that rooster ever appeared betor'
your sanctum is mystery to us.
The Van Buren press., 1878-05-21
EaVorite Publications.


FRANK LEsLIr's CHIMNEY CogNER.-Thls
beautiful periodical, the best American FAM
iy journal and Story Paper and Home
Friend has been the successful rival of all the
weekly journals, FOR the last thirteen years
IL gained place Ill tte minus anu hearts VI
our people, anu no" the haa'c vi It's paeiono
Is Legion
This year the Chimney corner seems 70 Do
better than ever. It's serial stories are OF the
most absorbing ana ilVely character, OF great
power, true to HE. and luli OF merit, taxing
wide range OF SUBJECTS 10 please every mem
Der of the househoid-tiied domestic story iof
the mother, the charming love-taie for the
daughters, the more dramatic for the young
men, tho solid novel for older READERS, and
then we have stirring adventure Tor the poys'
and fairy taies Tor the ehlidreh, -.
Huboertoh, iioWafu' hopihso nj, pe r1 T,s'
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Issued weekly contains eNceiieht paotur.s ~,
full descriptions OF the latest Styles =! iau'es
and chlldrcns wear; nselul lhiornat,o Y, -. "
family topics select stories, peausiihi Illus
tfatiohs OF nome anu iore'gh suotee.1' Ply ny
Try iashlonaoie ihteillIeDce, per s s,a GU.
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made rapid strides as the rival oil many asplr
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The Van Buren press., 1878-05-21
Little Rock Excursion.

The popular young newsdealcr, Of TT.
Smith, George Tiles. has made arrange
mcnts with the Little Rock and Fort
Smith Railway for an exeursion-trip ovel
that road on next week Tuesday, the
10Th of May, leaving Van Buren, at s.
O'Clock, and returning, leave Argcnta on
the 30th, ut o O'clock Tickets from Van
Burcn, for the round trip S4,75.
The Van Buren press., 1878-05-21
From Texas.

A letter from Joseph Winters, dated
May 5, six miles west of Decator, Wyse
county, Texas, says:
awe are making an average Of 20
miles a day, and are travelling on the
grass since we got into Cook county it
is very fine. We are now in tho upper
crop timbers, "a miles east of Jacksbor-
ough, on our way to the Clear Fork OF
the Brszos river, in Young county.
Crops of all kinds look bad from Red
river to this place, the dry weather hay
ing cut them short besides the wheat
has the rust. Since we have come into
the State, it has rained enough to make
II good season in the ground Work is
progressing finely all along the new rail
road from Dennison TO Gainesville. You
will hear from me again, when we stop
The Van Buren press., 1878-05-21

Arkadelphia Standard One of the
provisions OF the new bill, for the gov,
ernment of the District Columbia, is that
no man can vote unless he has paid bis
poll-tax. Correct. And we hope that
every condicate for legislative honors in
Arkansas will be forced to express him
self as to an amendment to our state con
stitution, prohibiting those who do not
pay poll-tax from voting.
A good idea, and the people should
look to it.-Prescott Dispatch.
Good Tally one for us.
The Van Buren press., 1878-05-21

When Mr.. Billony went home yester-
day ana saw hand some bouquet repos-
ing on one of the parlor chairs, he men
tally observed that It was shame to lot
such beautiful flowers lie there to wither ;
so took them up teuderly, procured q
basin of water and placed them carefully
therein-and the same instant his wife
gave piercing shrek and tainted dead
away. But it was too late. Mrs. Bill
ony's new flower bonnet was utterly ruin.
ed.
The Van Buren press., 1878-05-21
A Young Giant.

The tfat man" whom l mentioned in
my last letter is now exhibiting himself
at the Egyptian Hall, in London, and
making good thing of it. Fancy, il
you can, young man only % years old,
weighing 72S pounds, and measuring
eight feet round the shoulders, He seems
in perfect health and very chatty, . pecu
liarty shared by his wife, who accompa
MES him and who seems proud Of having
the biggest husband Of any woman in
England, and perhaps in the world.-Lon
don Cor Chicago Journal.
The Van Buren press., 1878-05-21
McKIBBEN has a Splendid
Stock Of Goods, and we would adj
wise those attending Court, to 60
there and select something nice and
cheap for their Susan Jane.
A Grand Picnic.

The Gazette of Wednesday, says -
Captain Thomas Darragh, with his fine
steamer Maumolle, gave delightful pic
pic yesterday, in honor of Miss Fannie
Scott.
The steamer left the wharf at 9 a. m.,
and carried the excursion party up the
river as far as the "Natural Stairs ID
miles above the city. Captain -. orranS-
ed everything with great elegance and
afforded his guest fine opportunity for
enjoyment, not only in a social way, but
in witnessing some excellent scenery.
The banks Of the Arkansas above the
city present many points Of picturesque
beauty, and from time to time to time as
the Maumelle mountain came into view,
the picture rose into real grandeur. A
very large party of ladies and gentle
men Joined the excursion, among whom
we noticed: Mesdames Lawson, Yonley,
Morrow, Woodruff, Jabine and Caven-
augh. Demoisclles Parham, Loughbor-
ouge, Ealin, La Torrette, Cantrell, and
Walker of Memphis. Messieurs Chur-
chill, Cavcnaugh, Cecil, Conrad, Holmes,
Morrow, Pratt, and Major Russell, A. d,
G. to Gen. Augur, with Masters Morrow
and Eakin. Capt. Darragh's appoint
ments were quite perfect, and while re-
tiecting credit on himself were quite
Worthy Of the estimablo and popular
young l.~ly in whose honor the eXcurs
ion was given.
The Italian band accompanied the ex-
curslon and dlscouIled its sweetest strain
till the return Of the party, about p.
m. The whole day was a paradise for
the dancers.
The Van Buren press., 1878-05-21

Catherine Esther Beecher, who died
at Elmira tho other day, was the eldest
of that remarkable family, being seventy
eight years Of age She was writer Of
considerable merit, her works being prin
cpaly in the direction of domestic eco
nomy and the right of woman work, She
steadfastly believed IN the purely aud in
nocence OF her errng brother.
"The prisoner at the bar seem to have
very smooth face" said a spectator to
the jailer. "Yes," said the jailer, che
was ironod just before he was brought
in"
The following notice speaks for it.
self: coffee hours for listening to com
mercial travellers, 7 to Ill solicitors OF
church subscriptions, IL to l; book
agents, to 3; stationery peddlers and
insurance men, all day. We attend to
our own business at night"