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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-05-15

The public sale of these lands, that lie
within the limits of Redwood County,
will take place next Wednesday. The
terms of sale can be learned from the adj
vcrtisement in these columns. 1t will be
grand opportunity for any one who
wishes to get good farm at a low price
and on easy terms. The lands have been
appraised at from S.. to 1915 per acre.
They cannot be sold below the appraised
value and will, probably, not be bid
much above it. There is so large an
amount of choice land to be offered that
all who are likely to attend the sale can
suit themselves in the choice of farm.
1t will be remembered that the great rush
for western lands, during tlle past year
and half, has pushed the frontier near
" two hundred miles further west, and
that Redwood is no longer frontier
County. The lands offered for sale next
Wednesday are scattered among cultivat-
ed farms, within easy access of railroads
and good markets and many of them To-
Gated within organized school districts.
They are as productive as any lands in
the northwest. The same quality of
land with the same advantages of loca-
ton. at the same figures, are not to be
found in any other part of the State.
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o. P. WHITCOMB,
Commissioner.
Special Sale Of Trust Lands.

After Offering the State Lands as above
noticed, l will also offer at auction sale
certain lands granted to the Southern
Minnesota Railroad and now held in trust
by NJ, X. Jessup ct al situated in the
Counties of Brown, Redwood and Lyon
upon the following terms. viz:
Fifteen per cent. in cash and the bal
ance in fifteen years, with interest at
seven per cent per anuum payable annu-
ally in either June or November, with
the option to pay any part of the princi-
pal before it becomes due. Interest pay
able one year in advance. Deferred pay
ment will be secured by contract.
Where all cash is paid discount of
twelve and one half per cent will be
made from pamphlet prices. Pamphlets
containing description and appraised
value of the lands can be obtained by ap
plying to the undersigned, or J. G. Easton
Lanesboro MINI.
o. P. WHITCOMB.
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House cleaning time will soon be
here and old furniture need to be re.
paired and repolished. BUNCH & JESS.
UP take this method of informing the
people that they have process fol-
repolishing furniture that makes old
look as we'll as new.
Will 60 to residences to do the
work. All work warranted and
charges reasonable,
BUNCH & JEssUP.
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Sale Of State Lands.
State of Minnesota Land Office.
St. Paul March 31st 1879, {

State of Minnesota Land Office.
st. Paul March 31st 1879.
Notice is hereby given that a public
sale of state lands in the County Of Red
wood will be held by the Commissioner
of the state Land Office, at Redwood
Falls, at the Office of the county auditor
Wednesday May 21st 1879 at 10 o clock A.
NJ.
TERMS OF SALE.
Fifteen per cent. of the purchase mo-
ney and interest at the rate of seven per
cent. per annum on the balance from the
date of sale to the first day of June, 1880
will be required on the day of SALE On
timbered lands an amount equal to the
value of timber will be required in addit-
ion to the fifteen per cent. After the
first payment the balance of the purchase
money in full, or in installments, is pay
able. at the option of the purchaser. at
any time within thirty years from the
date of sale. on School, Agricultural Col
lege and University Lands. and twenty
years on Internal improvement Lands,
provided that annual interest thereon at
the rate of seven per cent. is paid. in ad-
vance, on the first day of June, or within
SiA udyS tucEcdllcF upon failure 10
pay interest when due the lands revert
to the State without further notice or
process, and will again be offered at
public sale, unless doubled the amount of
interest due is previously paid. No
lands can be sold at less than the appra-
isal, which cannot be less than IS per
acre.
o. P. wHITCoMB,
Commissioner.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-05-15

The Paxton Sunday School has beenre-
organized with the following officers:
Sup't. o. b. TurrelI, ESQ.
As't Sup't. Mr.. E. B. Daniels.
Sec. and Librarian 8. F. Gale.
TIE school convenes at $50 p. NJ. II Is
hoped that all will take interest enough
in the s. s. to be present. A library Of
nearly 200 volumes is open to the use of
all.
Rev. J. NJ. Thurston breaches to fuH
house.
Pizaro.
Paxton May 18th 1879.
Walnut station Items.
Erom our Correspondent
The weather in this locality is fine.
Before the rains set in farmers were feel
ing very much discouraged about grain
sowN on breaking, thinking it would be
total failure, but it is coming on nicely.
and the appearance for what crop could
not be better than at present. We are
having abundant rains, sunshine, and
heat.
There has been two cases of lung fever
in this town. One little Child of Mr..
Lco's and the other Mr.. STARTS. Mr..
Leo's child is getting better. and the
Doctor has hopes that Mr.. Sharfs will
recover, but it is still very sick.
Miss. Mary Ingalls, is stin confined to
her bed, and at times her sufferings are
great.
Mr.. Lewis will deliver a lecture in the
Congregational Church on the evening of
the fifteenth. Mr.. Moses will invite him
to remain over the Sabbath and conduct
the Services in his stead, as he has been
invited by Mr.. Simmons, of Marshall, to
attend the dedication services of the new
Congregational Church in that town,
which will be held next Sabbath.
MARRIED in Springdale May 3rd Mr..
Ben Swanson and Miss. Nettie johnson
both of the same town. The Bridegroom
Aged forty-six and the Bride Sixteen.
Married May fourth Mr.. August Larson
of North Hero to Miss Nettie johnson of
Springdale. The two brides although of
the same name are not related.
The Sabbath School held in Masters
Hall will commence at the hour of ten o.
clock a. m, change which some of the
children regret very much, as they have
heretofore enjoyed the privilege of at
tending both Sabbath Schools. The
change was made to accommodate
those from distance who could not re-
main for the afternoon Sabbath School.
w. H. Owens left Chicago Thursday
the eighth at ten o'clock a. m, en- route
for home, where he arrived Friday the
ninth at eleven o'clock q. M, making the
entire trip of five hundred and twenty
five miles in twenty hours, averaging
twenty miles per hour.
The road around the race course has been
broken and pretty well leveled down, but
there was very little racing saturday, al
though quite crowd assembled at the
grounds and amused themselves driving
around the circle. The race course is
north of the town. The base ball grounds
arc inside of the race course.
Last Saturday about five in the after
noon, very unusual appearance pre-
sentad itself in the heavens in the form of
a large ball of fire which first appeared
near the sun and took q southeastern
course, exploding as it approached the
earth. AS it appeared to the naked eye,
it was about one and half feet in diam
eter, and left fry crooked path about
the same width, which did not disappear
for over fifteen minutes after the ball ex-
ploded.
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To the Public.

Beierlein & Co. at the we'll
known Redwood Mills" offer to
the Public, all the different grades
of -four and feed at the, lowest
living rates. We will hereafter do an
exclusive cash business. No books kept.
No money no trade, no deviation from
this rule. Orders and trade solicited.
Goods delivered In the vilfsge free twice
in the week, Tuesdays and Fridays, you
win always find US at the mill ready to
wait on you, come and see.
Yours Truly.
!. BEIERLEIN & Co.
April ssth 1872:
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VILLAGE Notice.

The attention of the citizens of the
village is called to the village ordinance
in relation to chimneys and flues. The
interest Of aif are mutually concerned in
the safety of themselves aud others.
After the first of June next all persons in
the village will be required to have their
chimneys and premises arranged and
cleaned up as far as possible 80 as to
prevent any accidents from fire, and as
the ordinance provides.
Saml Sickle,
Fire Warden.
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Church Directory.

PREsBYrER1BN.-Rev Henry A. Dodge, Pastor.
Services every SABBATH at II O'Clock A. N. and
ut y. O'Clock P. NJ. Sabbath school at 10 o.
clock A. NJ.
MErHOpISr-Rev. s. NJ. Davis, Pastor. Ser
vices every SABBATH at 10,i A. NJ, and ~ T.
NJ. Sabbath school every Sabbath, at "a r N.
CHR1srrAN.-Elder, A p. Frost, Pastor. Ser
vices every Lortsday, at 1Otf A. NJ. and 81
M. Sunday School ~ P. NJ.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-05-15

will continue the Furniture business
at the old stand IF Bunch & Jessup where
/ will keep largely increased stock.
Shop in connection with the Store.
John Jessup.
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Notice to build Sidewalks.

To the owner or owners of the
lots and blocks in the Village Of
Redwood Falls, Redwood county
State of Minnesota which lots and
blocks are situate on the west side
of Lincoln Street.
Now therefore you and each of
you are hereby notified and required
that within thirty days from May
18th 1870. You construct at your
own proper cost and expense side
walk in front of your lot, lots, block,
or blocks so situated, sidewalks to
to be of the following dimensions,
four feet wide of two inch plank
running lengthwise of said walk
and resting on four by four stringers
four feet apart running crosswise of
said walk. All sidewalks to be
built of sound and substantial ma
teriaT and to be completed within
thirty days from the time herein
mentioned, and if the said sidewalk
is not constructed by the owner or
owners of said lots and blocks in the
manner and within the time as pre-
scribed above, the same will be built
by the Village under contract and
the expense thereof assessed upon
the lots and blocks adjoining there
to, and chargeable Herewith and
collected in the same manner as other
taxes on real estate. The names of
persons owning said lots and blocks
above mentioned as far as known or
can be ascertained are as follows;
Hitchcock's LIST addition.
Lot IL block 2 G.: r. Jefts,
Lot IL block 10 D. L. Bigham.
Hitchcock's I'd addition.
Lots & IL blk 8 J. G. Rihelhaffer.
Hitchcock's Sd addition.
East side of blk 8 d. L. Hitchcock.
III. D. BALDWIN,
B. A. O'HxRA, President.
Recorder.
For Sale.
The swA Sec 8, Town 112, Range 50,
lin Redwood County. A very choice
piece of land
Inquire of
Peter II. Lewis.
Redwood Falls MINI. i.
Notice OF Dissolution,
The partnership heretofore existing
under the firm name of A. NJ. Cook &
Sons, has this day, been dissolved. b
Hereafter the business of the. late firm
will be continued By the undersigned,
under the name Of A. A., Cook & Co. =.
Augustus A.. Cook.
Susan Cook.
Alice w. Cook.
Redwood Falls. May list 1879.
| LAUNDRY
in connection with the
REDWOOD HOUSE.
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Notice for Bids.

Sealed bids, for painting the Presby.
terrain Church, outside, two coats are
invited by the Board of Trustees.
For particulars, as to kind of paint ia
be used, time for doing work &C., in.
quire of the undersigned; to whom all
bids must be furnished by noon on Satur.
day May nth,
ROB'T A. WILSON
Sec. of Board.
Redwood Falls, May, 14th 1879.
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POST.OEEICE

REDWOOD Falls, MINI, JAN. 1873.
OFFICE HOURs.-For delivery of mail and sale
Of stamps from 7:30 A. NJ, to $40 p. NJ
week days. On Sundays, from Il NJ, to r.
NJ.
Money order and Register Letter Depart
ment open from A. ". to6P NJ.
ROBr. WATSON, p. NJ.
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Notice Of Dissolution.
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed have dissolved the partnership
heretofore existing. in the Millinery bus
mess. Miss Fockens will pay all liabih-
ties Of the firm and collect the accounts.
Misses Fockens 4 Weymouth.
Redwood Falls, April '80th 1879.
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Redwood Falls, May. 14th 1879.

JEssuP is selling Furniture very low
to make room for new goods.
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The State Land Sale.

JEssUP is closing out that lot of chill
drens CARRIAGES at cost.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-05-15

Some beautiful Chamber s. Dressing
case suits at JEssUP-Call and see them.
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1. O. Of O. F.

REDWOOD LODGE. No. 6s meets every
Saturday night, at 9 O'Clock.
Brothers from distance are cordially mv1t'
ed to attend.
Orro DoRNBERG, R. s. C.. w. ToUsLEY, N. G.
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Amber cane seed for sale
at WATsON's.
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THE GAZETTE.
THURSDAY, MAY Is, 1879.


MASONIC LODGE No. 81, A. +. &
A. M.-Regllar meetings on the lat ard Sd
Wednesdays in each month, at ~ O'Clock p.
NJ. E. A. CRANDLHR, Sec.
REDWOOD R. A. Chapter U. D. Stated Convo-
cations the End and 4th Fridays Of each
month.
E. A. CHANDLER, W. F. DICKINSON.
Sec. Fl. r.
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Notice Of Dissolution.

Notice OF Dissolution.
Notice is hereby given the partnership
existing under the firm name
of Bunch & Jessup is dissolved.
All accounts due the firm will be paid
to John Jessup.
s. T. Bunch.
John Jessup.
Redwood Falls MINI. May 9th 1879.
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Notice.

Parties having had prescriptions put
up at the Model Drug store can get them
refilled at
DOBNER & O'HARA's.
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New Ulm and Redwood Stage Line.
IA DAILY STAGE EACH wAY.1

IA DAILY STAGE EACH Way
Redwood Falls to Minnesota Falls, via. Yellow
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Notice.

Notice.
All persons knowing themselves indeb-
ted to the late firm of Bunch & Jessup
are requested to call and settle at once,
John Jessup.
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Notice to Tax Payers.
All unpaid personal property Tax has
been delinquent since March LIST 1879 and
if not paid Immediately will become sub
ject to cost.
al Real Property tax of 1878 not paid
by the Bis: of May 1879 penalty of 10
per cent will be added thereto.
A. Tower
Co. Treasurer,
Redwood Falls Mimi May 9th 1879.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-27
THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, SUNDAY, JULY q, e
provements thereon, fronting on GENTLY

provements thereon, fronting on GENTLY
road, 1915.
Silas VI. Sawyer to Thomas Pye, one lot and
buildings, bounded by Burgundy, Mandevllle,
Dauphina and Marigny streets, SlaoO;
Sheriff's sale Louise Mccarthy 10 Wllllam
Williams. one lot and buildings, bounded by
Galvez, Miro, Ursullnes and Hospital streets,
$40. r,,.,,..r,.. a,,,
lot. bounded by De Armas Madison, Jefferson
and Lapeyrolse streets, $35.
Widow Fl. r Livermore and j. a. Latorre
to Mariana and Francisco Vargas, two lots
and improveme bounded by Claiborne
EIvsian Fields, Marlgny and Prosper streets,
5000. r,,..o..,a,, ~,
lot and buildings, bounded by Clio Prytania,
Gallope and st. Charles streets, $4,000.
W, ii. Tinigan to w. r. Tracy, five lots and
improvements, bounded by Magazine, Camp,
Joseph and Arabella streets, $3.50.
Widow p. Garrett to Mrs. f.. w. speyrer,
one lot and buildings. bounded by Preston,
Calhoun and Market streets and the Foucner
LORENZO Garrett to Mrs. j. B. O'Niell, one
lot and buildings, bounded by Preston, Gal
houn and Market streets and the Foucher
property, $122. ,an ,o
LOT and buildings, bounded by. Claiborne,
Common, Gravier and Magnolia streets,
$1,000.
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Eishtleth pays Proceedings.

NEW ORLEANS, Tuesday, July %, 1870.
The Convention met at o'clock a. m.
Presentation. L.. A. Witt, President, and
1T MEMBERS
Absent Messrs. Benham, Colvin, Davis,
Gaskins, Kidd, King. Kirkman, Marks, Mar
shall, Ponder, N. NJ. Smith, Steele, Warmoth.
Webb, White, r. B. Williams.
Prayer was offered by the Rev. J. t. David
son, of Claiborne.
The journal of July 81 was corrected and ap-
proved.
On the motion of Mr. Robertson the Com
mittee on Enrolment were authorized to en-
pioy three additional clerks at the same com
pensation paid to other clerks heretofore en-
ployed.
On the motion Of Mr.. Robertson it was or
dered that all ordinances on the calendar, on
third reading, be taken up consecutiyely, to the
exclusion OF other business, until disposed Of.
CORPORATIONS AND CORPORATE RIGHTS.
Ordinance No. 439,
Concerning Corporations and Corporate
Rights,
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A Niagara Fails of Perspirat1On.
lMamnhiS AYalanehe,l

Robert G.. Pillow, son Of the Late exon
federate General Pillow, lives on an Arkan-
sas plantation, across the river from Memphis
fey days aceo4P pa hace BY h Asek' one
hunting wild hog that had been seen In the
vicinity. Pillow had gun and A LEI had
armed himself with pint bottle, filled with
whisky. The hog was found and shot, and
Just as Pillow went up to the writhing animal
an immense cotton mouth" snake, whose
bite Is as fatal as that of a rattlesnake, fas-
tened its fangs on the calf Of his leg. Pillow
is not easily frightened; He took in the stu
alton in a moment and instead of exhibiting
alarm he turned to his companion and quietly
remarked: "Aeek, think IN try lite Of
an infallible remedy. He poured every drop
down bis throat without stHpp1 hn to vsntHre
mo his gun he rapidly walked to the house, a
distant where he drank the sa Mt
y lnh tnkse = he vas soon ia what be calls
Niagara Falls Of pei SEPARATION" which
rapidly expelled the poison and saved MS ne.
For day or two after he says ne was the
sickest man in all Arkansas.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-27

DRUNKEN STUFF.-How many children and
women are slowly and surely dying, or,
rather, being killed, by excessive doetoring,
or the daily use Of some drug or drunken
stuff called medicine, that no one knows what
it is made Of, that can easily. be cured and
saved by Hop Btters, made OF hops, buchu,
mandrake. dandeIion, etc, which is 80 pure,
simple and harmless that the most trail
can trust In them. Will you be saved BY
them? See other column
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-27
Michael IL. Lynch. "a years, consumption.
Miss Mary T. Goodwin, 10 years, eonsump

LION.
Nancy Baker, @, 60 years, cancer.
Charles Henry Hauser, years, dfphtheria.
Bertha Harfee, q, 8 years, pneumonia.
Christina Willburg, 65 years, dyBentery
Cecilia Peters, 7 days, 1ockiaw.
Mrs. Martha Pierre, Gu 81 years, Bright's
disease.
Frederick w. Marks, years, nephtstis.
Lydia Childress, 0 months. cholera nfantum.
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DEATHS.

JACK ErOpnety ", ~ yealS, Ae0lnaopOAo
catherine Shields, IS minutes premature
brio.
Henry Potaveons, a5 years. meningitis.
Mrs Mary Claire, Il years, softening 81 the
Mrs. Ellen Lyman, So years, purpura.
Edna Fazwell, G., 10 days, trismus nascen-
Henry F. Bauerlin. 80 years, tubercular
John Owens, G, ITO years, Bright's disease.
Annie i. Means, years, eryslpelas.
Mary Albright, 80 minutes, premature
Esther Dumas, days premature birth.
Konrad Meyer, . months meningitis.
Isabella Campbell, G., s months, congest1ve
fever.
Fanny jackson, G., 50 years, consumption.
Mrs. Louise Carriere, 2G years.
Mrs. Elizabeth Ennis, 6S years, enteritis.
George Woods, G., 4 days, debility:
s. GUSTAV, c., Q months, pneumonia.
Willie Wilson, G., Z months, diarrhea.
Alfred Brown, 70 years. debility.
Margaret Keepers, 40 years, diarrhea and
malarial fever.
Mrs. Frances Hughes, c.. 65 years. pneu-
Edward "A. Tyler G6 years, softening Of the
Matthias Bihli, N years. general debility.
VIM. a. Barnard, 5 months, brancho-pnen-
Justice NJ, Moss, 81 years, old age,
dQnOFA COuueT. 30 yetI6, uy5cHLcky.
Joseph Lorber, As years, pleurisy and peri
Michel L. Duvernay, years, congestion Of
the brain.
Henry Brinker, 50 years, apoplexy.
Henry Llnksi, year, enteritis.
Mrs. Elizabeth Kantz 65 years, chronic
rheumatism.
Bertha Y. ODonnell, Il months, maras-
mus.
Mrs. Charles LacoSte, ~ years, cON6uinp-
ton.
John Hanback,, 70 years, debility:
Ann George, c., 86 years, typhoid fever.
Adolph Maulih, so years. cirrhosis OF liver.
Jacob Miller, 40 years, consumption.
Marie N Baquie, month, enteritls.
Sylvester Kavaney, II months, debility. i.
sylvie Etienne, G., ~ years, dysenteIy. III
Gertrude Parker, G., 8 months, debility. nv
Mrs. Celina A. Lafferranderie, % Yeas,
consumption. A
Martel Burke, c., % years. consumption .sss
rhage.
Thomas S. Wooley, year, enteritis.
Edward w illlams, G., ii MONTHS enteritis.
Angelina Cienfaigos, G., months intermit-
tent fever.
Dominique Catherine year, marasmus.
Dominique McKenna. is wears, phthisls
with enteritis.
Mrs. Martha Prewett, 81 years. dropsy.
Eugene a. Mandin, GO years, abscess of liver.
Mrs. Buna Y. Chapsky, "a years, Brights
disease.
Alicia Brooks, c., IL months. purtussis.
Joseph Williams, c., days, debility.
Mary Ann Williams, c. month, convul.
Eions.
L. G. Murphy. 30 hours, obstruction Of
bowels.
T.. Gregory, c.. q years, puerpeural fever.
j. John Kelly, c., 6 days, commissions.
Edward O'Leary, s months, enterits.
John Barclay, 90 years. congestive malaria
fever.
Francois yallette ST.. IA years, general de
bility.
diarrhea.
James Wilson, consumption.
Mrs. Jeanne Delhom, 70 years, bronchitis.
Mrs. a. Crittenden. G., heart disease.
James G. Murphy, a years, congestlvf
typhoid malarial fever.
Marie M. Rocher, 81 years, senfle debility:
Edward Z. Benton years. traumau'
Mrs. Caroline Dubois, 40 years. cancer o.
the breast.
Robert Brown, G., 81 years. exzena.
Eugene 6. w. Weidey, II years, traunate
tetanuS.
Claude Tiblier, ST., es years, softening d
the brain.
Jimmie Cote, G., 5 months, diarrhea.
Annie x. Turner, months, cholera IN
fantnm. 5 zss