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The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1878-06-08
TOWN COUNCIL.
.bbeville, La, May 9th 1878.

AAs HA"y Otti ~ so'
] The board of Town Council o
the town of Abbeville met this
day at the Court house in specia
session.
Members present :: Leonce Ferret
Esqr., Mayor, and Messrs. L.
Broussrrd, j. Boyance and Jean
Abadie. Absent, Solomon Wise
| The minutes of last meeting
were read and adopted.
On motion of Mr.. Broussard
r. G. Smedes, Esqr., was employ.
ed as Corporation Attorney for
the present year, at the salary as
previously fixed, $4,000 per an.
mum, the same to begin running
equal y with that OF the other
officers of this body.
On motion, 1t was resolved that
that the Judgment in favor of the
corporation against Emile Duhon
in the 3rd. Justice Court on a
license of $500 as giver of public
balls, be and the same is hereby
ordered cancelled and the said
Duhon relieved from said license,
provided he pays one fourth of the
same. $6.25, and all costs of court;
and provided further that said
Dubon entirely suspends the said
business of giving public balls
within the corporation during the
remainder of the present year.
On motion Of Mr.. Broussard, Tt
was resolved that the Treasurer
be and he is hereby ordered and
instructed to Immediately apply,
so far as it will 60, any money
now in his hands derived from
licenses of the present year, to-
wards the payment Of the claim
allowed the succession of N. L.
Bernard, said claim being due as
a balance on the salary of said
NJ. L. Bernard as Constable in the
year 1877.
On motion, It was resolved that
he bond Of L. c. Lyons, ex-Trea.
'urer, for the past year. and also
he bonds given by him for all
previous years as treasurer, be and
ne same are hereby ordered to be
Is
On motion of Mr.. Boyan;ce, It
vas resolved that the Street &
'ridge Committee Of this body be
md they are hereby authorized
nd empowered to have all neces. s
ary repairs done to the bridge |
cross the bayou at this place
Which it may need in the future, |
nd further that hereafter said |
Committee shall have entire con-
rol and supervision over the =.
epairing and keeping in order of I
aid bridge, all costs ana expense
'r such repairing and keeping in
rider to be paid by the Parish,
greeably to the joint resolution &
this body and the Police Jury of a
ermilion Of date Jan. 18th 1875. &!
On motion. the claim of L. C. e.
yons for $500 for assisting in 8
olding the town election, April
st, 1878. &
On motion, the Council then a
to next regular meeting b
:. b. PATTEN, LEoNCE PERRET,
Secretary. Mayor.
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Avis

EST par le present donne que
vos taxes d'Etat ct de Parolsse
pour l'annee 1877, sont mainte.
nant dies ct 81 les dites taxes ne
sont pas payees dams les delais
prescrits par la loi, je serai force
d en- faire la col ection avec frais.
j. S. NUNEZ, Collector.
Is mai 1878.
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To the Public.

I. I would respectfully inform my
friends and customers and the peo'
pile in general, that. I have just Sc
lected with the greaest care, a
general assortment of Fall and
Winter Goods, which | am now
offering at the lowest cash price
My stock comprises large va
riety Of
Domestic Dry Goods,
.'..e Fancy Goods,
II Fine.
English,
French
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submitted by Gabriel Romero
be and the same is hereby ac
cepted and recognised as the true
public road.
Art 8 Be it further resolved
that the clerk of this. body be
required to notify the road
overseer of said 4th road distric,
to remove all Instructions in said
road and have the same worked
provided, however, no fencing en-.
closing a growing crop shall be
removed until said crop shall have
been gathered, except at the will
OF the proprietor of such field.
An ordinance to assess the
parish Taxes for the year 1878
and for other purposes.
Section lst Be it ordained by
the police jury in and for the
parish of Vermilion.
That there shall be and is here.
by levied on all taxable property
situated within the parish not spe-
cially exempted under state laws
a tax of 8 mills for that por ton Of
the budget classed as criminal ex-
penses and two mills for school
purposes; said taxes to be collected
On all property included within
the corporate limits of the town
Of Abbeville, as we'll as upon all
other taxable property of the
parish and for the balance of said
budget ofexpenses an additional
AK OF seuen mills and also 2 mills
or school purposes to be collected
rom the taxable property Of the
parish not inclnded within the |
limits Of Abbeville.
Sec. I'd Be it further ordained
Sc. That said taxes be collected
y the tax, collector for the parish
nd appropriated to meet the
liferent items Of the budget. as
viz /;
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Criminal prosecution fund
including per diem of grand
and petit .juries, witnesses,
clerk of court, sheriff and
cornoner
Printers and stationer's fund
District Attorney fund and
District Attorney pro tenn
Sheriff's fees for holding
court, &C.,
Magistrates, Constable, Ply
sician', Collectors and As
sessor'r fund,
Special fund for F. R. King
Police Jury, Finance Com
mittee, clerk of Police Jury,
Parish Treasurer, and Po-
lice Jury Constable,
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N. B. One Of the above plan
tations nelongs to a lawyer of the
parish of Lafayette. The party
purchasing from me will have to
pay expenses Of sale, record, &C.
&C., in this parish from the La
fayette Records.
Title perfect in both cases.
feb14 II F. F.
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L IUC,
English,
French
and American

|
! and American
i Casimeres,
| Ladies Dress Goods,
/ Cloaks, Shawls,
Notions Of all descriptions.
| Calicos, Best American Brand.
Cotton, Bleached and Brown
Alpacas Of all shades, Flannels
Opera. Plain & Colored Checked
| Ladies are respectfully solicited
TO call and examine my stock and
no trouble will be saved to show
all articles which they desire to
examine, to price or purchase.
|. ClothiLgs Of all descriptions {:
Gentlemen's Shirt,
Underwear,
aud all kinds
| ,, of Furnishing
Ladies. Goods,
Misses, Men
and Boys
Boots & Shoes.
Hardware, the latest improve
ments in utensils.
saddle,y, Crockery Tinware,
A fine stock Of fresh family gro
ceries.
Tobacco, chewing & smoking
segars, pipes, &c.
Sole agent for the celebrated
WEED Sc WING MACHINE,
the simplest. cheapest and most
durable Of the kind.
Ny stock is now entirely. Neao
and complete, and every one rich
and poor, white and coIored are
welcome to enter and see for them.
selves.
Believing that it would be great
|y to the interest Of this parish to
establish a Real Estate Agency in1
the town of Abbeville. / have
assumed the position, and inform
Ill those who have lands, planta-
ions or town lots for sale, or
hose who desire to purchase the
same, to call at my store where | ;
hall always be ready to give full
PARTICULARS and make agreements.
1aving now communications with |
llfferent parties in the United 5
states who are desirors to locate f
D this country there are chances {
0 effect sales or purchases at early a
late and on satisfactory terms. 9
Respectfully.
A. D. MARTIN.
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Official Directory.

District Judge:
ERAsTE MoUToN.
District Attorney.
J. A. CHARGo1s.
Clerk Of District Court,
LAsTIE BRoussApD.
Representative.
ADRIEN NUNEz.
Parish Judge. .:
WILLIAM KIBBE.
Parish Attorney,
\. w. A. WHITE.
Sheriff.
G. B. SHAW.
Recorder.
LEO PERRET.
Tax-Collector. ,4..
J. S. NuNEz.
Police Jury. !
Howard HoFFPAuIR President,
s. WISE, D. O. BRoUssARD.
f. D. LELEU, N. PERRY.
Town Council.
LEoNcE PERRET, Mayor. !. y.
LAsrIE BRoUssARD, J. ABAD1E,
8. WISE, J. BoYANCE,
GEO. E. LYONS, Constable.
Justices of the Peace, Sd. Ward :
f. B. PATTEN, W. A. WHITE.
tDep'ty: U. S. Surveyors
T. FRAY,
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DR.. W. W. VAN PELT,
ECLECTlC PHYSICIAN.
ABBEvILLE, LA.

~ Treats all forms Of Diseases,
M els0er acute or chronic, according
%.l 70 the principles Of SPECIFIC
MEDICATION.
All female diseases successfully
treated. n3, Leucorrhea. Fluor-albus
or Whites a Specially.
June 2,'77
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TAX NOTICE.

The tax payers of the Parish Of vermil.
Ion are hereby notified that am now
prepared to collect the State and Parish
licenses for the year 1878, and also
{sxes due the State aud Parish on the
holls OF 1877. collectable, now as well as
'a1es que parish and State for back years.
Jos. s. NUNEz,
lax Collector Vermilion Parish.
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Mckay (, p. so cents, rug Marry E Ter

Mckay I. p. 50 cents, rug Marry E Ter
~ +, p. so cents, rar carpet, Mrs. Ella
Cook +, p, Dip. specimen fancy work.
Mrs. JAS Mcmillan +. p. Dip. specimen
silk or cotton embroidery. Nina Meils t.
p, 50 cents, specimen beed work. Nina
Meils. f, p. dip, Hanging Basket, Mrs.
Emma Cook. f. p, Dip, hand sewing.
Mrs Sam1 Stickles, +. p. 80 cents.
DIVISION Glass 1.-3 lbs. butter.
John Garner, +. p, dip, cheese, Thomas
Sloan, f. p. Dip. apples. Mrs. Jas. Nc
MILAN, +. p. 81, plums, Mrs. o. A. Ma
son, +. p. dip, grapes, Mrs. Jas. Mcmillan
+. p. dip, pears, Chas. Porter. f. p. dip.
Glass 2.-Bread Mrs. Sam'l Sickle, f,
p. dip, canned fruit, Mrs. o. A. Mason.
T. D. 81. cat>up, Mrs. A. l.. Gale. +. p,
81, jcllies, Mrs. Ella Cook, f. p. so cents,
vinegar, home made, Mrs. Ella Cook, + pI
dip, sorgham, Chas. Porter, + p dip.
pickles. MRS. Emma Cook, f p 80 cents.
preserves, Mrs. o. A. Mason, p 50 cents,
honey o. A. Mason, p dip.
DIVISION K.-CLAss Largest dis
play house plants. Mrs. w. p. Dunning-
ton, p 50 cents. floral wreath. Mayr E,
Terry. f p so cents.
CLASS 2.-Oil painting. Fl. f. Well
come. dip. penciling and writing,
Birney Flynn f p dip, Crayon Mrs. Jas.
VIC illan. p dip. plain and ornamental
penscip. Birncy Flynn, p dip, collec.
ton pictures. II. E. Welcome, p dip.
DIVISION L.-CLAss T. achincry,
sulky plow. VIM. Swisher p DIP, Ev-
ans sulky pillow, Bishop Corridor, End. pI
dip. horse shoes. John A. Peterson. dip
display hoasehol | furniture. s. T. Bunch
fp dip. Howard Bell. End p dip, dis
play merchandise. b. E. Bushnell. f p
DIP. base ball, winners of match game,
Alerts of Redwood Falls. f p $40.
SWEEPSTAKES PREM1rMs.-Lot photo
graphs and Ivory types. own make. VIM.
Matter. f p dip. Herd cattle, O. G. Mar
tin. p dip: 10 lbs butter made before
July LIST. Mrs F G Shaver p dip; bull of
any age. Colin Noble. p S.; stallion
any age, Thomas Mcmillan. f p IS.
In case of only one article of kind
being entered. the first premium is d.
ploma. Division B will be reported
when Judges award is filed with the Sec.
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Wanred.

50 teams to pillow on tho Valentine
farm. Price l.5o per acre,
Apply to
w. H. Cook,
on the farm.
8. f. Bushnell is Selling good
Boots & Shoes cheap.
Sweet Potatoes at Crowley Bros.
Ladies and Gentlemen Under
woar, the best assortment ut most
reasonable prices, at Is. Z. Bushnell's,
Fresh Cranberrics at Crouley Bros.
Gloves, Mittens and gauntlets for
Ladies and Gentlemen. II. q.
at B. Z. Bushnell.
LIME.
4 car load for sale at, G. BOTN'S
Lumber yard.
B. E. Bushnell has the best stock
Of Flannel and Cashmere Shirts ev.
e: brought to Redwood. Inspection
is invited.
\ new patent Spring bel-"The
Favolite"- at $. L. Bunch's.
Ladies scsrfs nubias and tickets in
great variety
at Il. f. Bushnelrs.
Buffalo Oycrcoats.
Mr.. Jas. M"M.llan has a lot OF
Buffalo coats, OF Superior quality
w.licl, he is offering at bargains. l;
is an opportunity to get good O,c,
Coat cheap.
3. f. Bushnell has a good assert.
ment of Shawls and Cloaks ut rca
Sor.b'p pr;cnS
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DR.. Bogart, Of St. Charles, who

spent some time here about the first
Of August, practising Dentistry, re-
turned yesterday and will remain
until about the 18th. He will have
rooms at DR.. Hitchcocks Drug Store
where he will answer the calls of
all who wish anything in the Den
tistry line. DR.. Bogart did consid-
cradle work when here in August
and gave entire satisfaction. We
have reason to believe that he will
be found a thorough workman.
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It is encouraging to an old settler
to take a stroll through the stores Of
Redwood Falls. Such stocks OF
goods never before greeted his eyes,
in this place. He recalls the times
When merchants sat guarding half
filed shelves and talking grasshop.
pers. Now, their shelves are full,
with goods piled everywhere, and
everybody busy. 1t IS not necessary
to send away for anything, within
the ordinary wants Of a community,
to get suited either as to kind or
quality Of goods, or prices. Our
merchants show enterprise.
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Considerable damage was done in
the western part of this County, last
Sunday, by prairie fires. a. NJ. Gull
lost his barn and horses. G. w.
Bralcy lost 4 house. We have not
learned the particulars.
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The REV. E lis, who lived at I.ynd,
Lyon c.. for many years, is disgust
ing the people OF some OF the New
England States BY his antics, but has
some followers. His operations
there are simply an exagerat:on OF
his conduct in this locality. He is a
first class Mcuntebank.
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The Lewis Bios. have occupied their
new store with a general stock and are
getting their goods in place. They came
from Wascca where they are regarded as
thorough and honorable business men,
with large experience in their line OF
trade. They have opened OFT fine
stock Of goods here and will be valu-
adj. addition to oar Business community.
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The best and cheapest in the
world. DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
only costs you IS cents, and if it
does not cure your cough YOU can
get your money back.
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VIEWS.

Photographic views of the old r o5c TT
building. on snl st. were taken short
time ago. 1t was one of the first build
inys in the place and the last of the old
landmarks. that have been disappearing
so rapidly during the past year to make
room for new buildings. Oaly limited
nlmoer Were taken AMI those vino wish
one should call soon. For sale ut James
~c illan's store.
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Pubic Land Sale.

On the goth of this month there
will be offered for sale, at Redwood
Falls, some of the best lands in Red
wood County, comprising $4,000
acres Of Internal Improvement lands
and about $4,000 acres of School
l:nds. 1t is grand opportunity to
get a choice farm. Good land, suit
ed to every kind of farming, with
il easy access Of Railroads, cultiva-
ted farms in the neighborhood, aud
in many places, organized Schools.
One can scarcely go amiss in buy
ing.
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Clciro I N]1ll.Wes,erl Railway.
Time If departure Of Passenger Trains from
New Tin.
Leave for Chicago ard the East 5:45 4. NJ.
Local News.
The Gazette greets its readers,
this week. in new dress.

The Gazette greets its readers,
this week. in new dress.
The engine house for the elevator
is being built.
Mr.. Holman Z. Drew has been in
Town few days.
" Thomas Dalton returned to Red
wood Falls last week.
". c. F. Case. editor Of the "arshal!
Messenger. made Us a short visit last
week
We publish, this week, the list of
premiums awarded at our recent county
Fair,
The Re-. J. r. Bcrne held service in
the Episcopal chapel last Sunday, morn
ing and evening.
w. II d Fdfg, returned, Oh Monday
from Fond du Lac Where he lad been
spending few weeks.
Mss Florence Chapman COM
nencad School in one room Of the
new building Oh Monday.
Redwood Couaty's share CT the
State School fund, under the Octo-
Der appo.tionmcat, IS 5G33,0o.
The weather IS sle very best for
doing fail work, and threshing and
plow;ng s be;ns pushed rapidly.
The Rev. J. NJ. Thn-ston will
preach in the Presbyterian church
next sunday morning g. II o'clock.
The Rev. II. \. Dodge is at Red.
wing attending the meeting Of Syn
cd. He will be absent until next
week.
Mr.. e. Flynn has been out at
Candy since last week looking after
some property interest he has in that
locality.
The addition to the Exchange no.
tel is approaching completion. I: is
Considerable larger than the original
building.
An extensive prairie fire was rag
ing last night Southwest Of Town
We have not heard Of any damage
being done.
Father Briody, Of Birch Cooley,
was looking at property yesterday
with a view to purchasing for 8
Catholic Church.
Elder A. P. Frost has conclu LEI
to remain in Redwood Falls, il
charge Of the Christian church, ant
is building residence.
Mr.. Mckay and Ness-s Laird &
Dornberg are putting down side
walks in front Of their property OF
the west side of Mill treet.
Mrs. ]. w. Cramp started yester
day to visit her old home in Ken
lucky. She goes to locality where
there has been some Yellow fever
The October apportionment of tai
school fund amounts to $l5s,229
being one dollar for each scholar
enrolled in the public schools o
Minnesota.
John II. Thomas returned from
Montana yesterday. He think
there is danger Of serious Indial
troubles in that country and expect
to return when they are settled.
Absolutely free from Morphia ant
other dangerous agents DR.. Bull
Baby Syrup is valued most highly a
a remedy for the disorders of baby
hood. Price only 25 cents a bottle
W. C. Esslcr, of S.. Peter, Will
at Beaver Falls yesterday, received
dispatch stating that one Of his child
rem had died during the previou
night. He had only left home o,
Tuesday.
The sidewalks on the south side o
End Street between will street and tn
Exchange hotel are about completed, l
adds to the comfort of locomotion alon:
that street. The walk on the west sid,
Of Mil street does not progress very rap
idly,
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We notice at our recent County
Fair one of the veteran Mccormick
Self-Binders which had done service
all through harvest, day and night
part of the time; cutting nearly three
hundred acres of the heaviest and
worst tangled wheat in the state.
The Machines and binder were in
perfect running order and had the
appearance of being good for a dozen
more years of such work. 1t was the
machine taken by Mr.. Turrell after
two of the st Paul binders had failed
on his hands.
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Mr.. D;bble, Of Yellow Medicine
County, lost his barn and considera-
bic personal property by prairie fires,
last Sunday.
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The next meeting Of the Ladies'
Temperance Union, payer meeting
in connection with it, will be held in
the Christian Church next Thursday,
the 18th inst. at . o'clock p. NJ.
Should the weather be unfivor-
able it will be held at Mr.. lowers
house. There is Il g neral invita-
ton to all, regardless Of their con-
ne.tion with the Society.
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Owing to want Of complete under
standing between the members of the
District committee, two Senatorial con-
vcntions have been called for this dis
t-ict, one a: Sleepy Eye, the other at
Mar hi. The iaa rw.s arranged by 90 .
r,soondence, hence the mistake, II has
tcen decided, By the COM :ltee, that the
c.i 70. N .rshaH is the proper one AMI
delegates VIII oe elected accordingly,
There a:e no conflicting interests or as.
p.rations that we know of,
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Officers or Red " m I C0nnty.
Oh ,rch Directory.

rr-sn.--rrnS --''ov. Henry A. Dodge. p~sto-.
Services every Saaa,h n II o'clock 4. N. ard
49,. r'cl Nck P. NJ. sabbath school at 10 c.
ciecS \. NJ.
Nr7uonIST-En~. s. NJ. r,-rs. r~sto~. Sn--
y.nes cvnry S,h'-h 8, ,ni. \. NJ, Sabbath
school every Sabbath. at T. ".
Crrrs-rAS.-Ef1c-. A r. F,os-. P"e.o-. Se--
vices evorv L>rls,la~. ~ lris \. NJ. and g.:
I. ". Sunday school L. ?. Il.
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Reports are BE- ginning to come Of
destructive prairie fires. The rank
growth of vegetation this season
makes fi.'es very difficult to control
when fairly under way and every
precaut:on shoa!d be taken either to
prevent fees or to protect exposed
property.
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pCSI-CEFICE.

Rrpvocp FAILS. N1SN.. JAN. 1873.
OrrfCs HorRs.-ro~ d iive~v If mil and sol"
cf stamps. f~,m 80 4. W. "a P. NJ
week days. On Sundays, from L. NJ. to T.
NJ
Nj >rcy o-dn- ori R~r;s:e~ Lo+%cr Depart
mex, open from A. y. tap N.
RoBr. " Arsox. T. NJ.
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Premiums Awarded

At the 9Th ANIMAL Fair OF the Red.
wood County Agricultural Asso.
citation, held Sep't 2Gth
and eth, 1873.
-J-
DIVISION A.
Glass l.
Thorough, Bred Cattle.
Best Bull years old, to William
Cook, frs, premium, 50 90
CLASS ?.
Grade Cattle.
Best Bull Years and upward. to
Collin Noble, first premium. 2 90
Best Cow 3 years old and up
~aTls to Donald Stewart f. p. . 90
Best Hitter year Old, to Dom
aid Stewart, {. p, 200
Best Heitcr year old, to O. c.
Martin. {. p. 80
Best Bull Calf. .. c. Martin, f.p. 100
Class 3.
Native Cattle.
Best Cow 3 years old and up.
ward, to J. A. Peterson. f. D., ? 90
Best Heifer Calf, to O. c. Mar
tin, i. p, Dip.
Glass I.
Work oxen and Steers.
Best pair Draft Oxen, to O. C.
Martin, f. p, Din.
Best yoke 3 year old Steers, to
o. c. Martin, f. p, Dip.
Best pair yearling Steers, to O. c.
Martin, f. p. Dip.
DIVISION 3.
CLASS l.
Judges made no report except on an
appeal taken before the Committee Of
appeals.
Best Stallion of any age to Thorn
as Mcmillan, f. p, 500
DIVISION c.
Glass l.
Best Boar, to William Cook, f. D., 2 90
Best Pig under year old, to S. n.
Aldrich, f. p. 100
DIVISION D.
CLASS l.
Long Wooded Sheep.
Best Buck, two first premiums
were reported, one each to
Mclean Bros. and F. G. Sha.
yer, 3 90
Best pair of Ewes, to F. G. Shaver, 2 90
Best pair of Lambs, to Donald
Stewart, 200
DIVISION E.
CLASS I.
Poultry.
Best pair Chickens. to John Gar
ner, +. p., 50
Best pair Turkeys, to John Gar
ner, +. p. Dip.
DIVISION F.
Glass /.
Flour and Meal.
best 80 lbs. -four New Process, Ed.
Cook, +. p, Dip.
DIVISION G.
Glass 1.
Farm and Garden.
Best Sample wheat, to Birney
Flynn, ftp, / 90
Best Sample Shelled Corn. to G.
Porter, f. p. 1 %
Best Parsnips. to VIM. Cook, f. p. Dip.
Best Carrots. to john A. Peterson, t.
p. 50 cents. Best onions, to John Gar.
ner. +. z, so cents. Best beans, to Dom
aid Stewart. +. p, so cents, best beets to
John A. Peterson +. p. 80 cents, best
sweet potatoes to VIM. Cook f. p. 50 cts.
best ruta bagas to Godfry Luscher +. p.
so cents, best peas to Mclean Bros. +. p.
Dip. best tomatoes to Mrs. o. A. Mason
+. p. so cents. best turnips to. Mrs. o. A.
Mason f. p. dip, best 3 squashes to John
Garner +. p. 50 cents, best celery to God
fry Luscher f. p. dip, best pumpkins to
John Turnbull +. p. dip.
DIVISION II. Glass 1. Needle
Work.-best quilt Of any kind to Mrs.
jos. Mcmillan f. p. 50 cents. best patch
work quilt to J. A. Peterson s. p. Dip.
best display millenery to Mrs. Walton +.
p. dip. best sewing machine to the Will
son Sewing Machine Co., dip.
Glass 2.-best knit socks to Mrs. Jas.
Mcmillan +. p. dip, best specimen worst
ed embroidery to Mrs. Jas. Mcmillan f.
Ip. 80 cents, best Crochetting to Miss Te-
rosa Fay +. p. 50 cents, best crochetted
tidy to Miss Teresa Fay +. p. Dip, best
tatting to Mrs. s. T. Bunch f. p. 80 cents
hest knit tidy to Mrs. Ella Cook f, p,
dip, best crochettcd stand cover to Miss
Nina Meils +. p, dip. best tidy Miss
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1878-10-10
MARRIED..

KESYoS.-.ARCHER.-At the Ex-
change Hotel in Redwood Falls, on
the Ssh inst, by Jas,'ce Chapman,
NJ. James NJ. Kenyon 10 Mss Ella
E. Archer all of the Town of LAM
berton, Rcd wood County, Minnesota.