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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-12-26
GENERAL SUMMARY.

There Is Il great strike in the Chicago stock
yards, somewhere from 1000 to 5000 work
men being now idle.
Some forty cattle have died Of pleurO-
pneumonia in West Chester county, \. Y,
the past fortnight. Rigid measures will be
adopted 10 prevent its spreading.
The Presbyterian Synod Of Long Island
has sustained Dr. Talmage by dismssing
the appeal from the decision Of the Prcsby-
terry in his case hy two-thirds vote.
Gen. Grant will not sail for Cuba until the
9TH of January, and nothing definite has been
arranged about his tour through the South
after he returns
Detectives have arrested Thomas Wall an
employc of the Southern Express Company
at New Orleans. where, in 1868, he stole
package containing SlO,90O.
Drew, the temperance worker, closed at
Atlanta, Ga. Thursday night. His work
has resulted in over 1000 persons signing
the pledge. lie goes TO Savannah, Ga.
Referee Blaikie says that he expects the
race between Courtney and llanlan will take
place on the 1st of May AT Washington.
Details Of the last Gillian victory state
that the allied forces Of Peruvians and
Bolivians met with a most disastrous defeat,
and that the slaughter on both sides was
terrible.
Additional details of South American af-
fairs confirm the previous reports pf disasters iothe
allied forces.
\ whale fifty feet long got into Lynn
Haven Bay. near Norfolk. Va. Wednesday, and get
ling oui of The channel was captured by country
men,
\ rcquisition has been presented to the
Mayor of Montreal asking him 10 call public meet
ugs 10 discuss measures for the relief nf the dis
lrcss IN Ireland.
The arbtratOrs chosen by the trunk lines
adjust The differences failed of success, and II
SAID that Vanderbilt Will probably bring about 4 dis
fdill"n Of ihr present pool, ana cause another az
2 gru-sll, railway war.
The will of Christian Frederick Funch,
senior member OF The Scw York shipping firm vi
Funeh. EIyc 4 CO., directs that his body be- en-
l'almcd put IN an iron comm and taken to Milan,
Italy. and there crrmated. his ashes To he Placed IN
an urn and buried Al Copenhagen.
\ saw-mill boiler, near Collins, Ind, cx-
rlolcd Tuesday, killing i've men. The mill was
. blown to atoms, fragments of the boiler and mill
being blown distance oi forty rods. The bodies
. OF all the mcu were badly mInglrd. and three ut
' them could only be- recognized hy fragments uf
' clothing cncing 10 different parts scattered here
/ and there.
Mr.. Lafayette L. Battey, an aged and
quite wealthy man. found IN his yard al North
oxford. Mass. early "Wednesday morning with isr-
rib- wounds m the head. aui died at 10 O'Clock.
lie hat been called Out hy unknown persons he
tween . aud ociock. His pocket-hu"k, IN which
he usually carried quite a sum OF money Is
missing.
Mcssrs Striaurr Bros q Finstcin of Chi
cagp who recently failed for large amount, are
charged with entering INTO - conspiracy I" iraudu
lrnilN ply oI or secure their Indebtedness Il
friends and relatives and to drrsui other creditors
Nan"u- other charges of Iraui aud irregnlartI''
are made.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-12-26

\ sad misfortune lately bcfcl IA New
Orleans Judge II is related of him TINT.
rs hc WAS riding IN the ears, from IA SIN
gle glance at the countcnancc of II lady
ut his side, he imagined that hc knew
her. and ycuturrd to remark that the day
was pleasant. She only answered. "Ycs. 81
why d. you wear II vcil?' Lest |
attract gentlemen. II is the province
Of gentlemen 10 admire, replied the gal
liant man Of law. "Not when they are
married 80 But am not. ''imdccd !!
oh. no: I'm bachelor The lady
quietly removed her veil, disclosing Ia
the astonishcd magistrate the face of his
moihcr-m-law. He has been - ravimg
mnuiar ever since
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-12-26
IaIsF IOYE-SON


AIR: ~Tas LHf's Rel Ll5i."
An swan os -!rnlg.urzs. dove Of ienlrrEc-5,
Jewel o.. joys. gtl~r-
The l.'le rel lark. Like rosy spark
OF SOLE 70 Els ~Gu-hUrsi ilies.
But til Won are risen, carth Is prison.
Fan OF las captive signs.
Thea wake and discover 20 YOUR inna lover
Tle morn pi youE matches eyes
The dawn j. dark 90 me; hlrk, "h : lark 10 me.
Pulse pT nv heart, ! pray.
And gently gliding ont OF 'hy hiding,
Dazzle ine with thy day
And oh, III IL 10 thee. singing. and siga 20 thee
Passion so sweet and CAV.
Tha lark slal listen, aud drwirnp7 elist'h-
Lan~tiu-s pu every SPRAY.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-12-26

The details ol th, last Chililn victory state
that the allied force cr the rrruvians anal
B1livins, l1,000 strong. marching north
wards from Nuria. tn effect Junction with
a reinforcement of I.O1n men under the Tres
idrnt Of Bolivia. attacked on the 2lsi of Nov
cmhcr a Chliau advanced corps ui 5000
men. who occupirdan intrcurhrd position a
Dolores. nrar AguH Santa The thlllan
heavy cannon committed great rNa""s
among the ranks e.! the enemy, Whose cayal-
" clI1rgcd three times upon the guns ami
attempted To carry them oil, hut their ri-
forts were unsuccessful IN the evening the
reserve of the Chiian tnrr.' came up and de
cidrd the day. The allied forces were driv
rn back. their camp was taken with eighteen
cannon. many wounded officers, including
the Bolivian General Nillrsas. were taken
prisoners and another ol the allied generals
killed The losses ot the Chilian forces were
heavy.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-12-26
AGRICULTURAL.
BUTTER AND CHEESE ABROAD.

EJfTER AND CllilSE ABROAD.
In his address at the opening Of the IN
ternaIional dairy fair in New York ON
Monday evening, Francis Il, Thurber
said
During recent visit to Europe | gave
some attention to the collection of dairy
statistics, and the study of foreign mar
kets for dairy products.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-12-26

William Edison, II Young lawyer of
Unadilla, very recently became the fath.r
of twins, and II band of his Sunday
school associates came ont and sgrruad"d
him with "Lord | Ilcnr of Shower; ot
Blessing II WAS IL good thing tp sug
gest to him, for hemight not have thought
of it,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-12-26

Two lndics belonging TO different cir
cIes of American society in Paris met
latcly ' at a reception. "iiave you been long
in Paris" nskcd the first who considered
that she belonged to ''the set Several
years, responded the second, who is sure
her set is the first Strange says the
first, that have never met you in
sucicty' "lou iiatter me, says the
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-12-26

Mr. Robert Burdcttc, Of the Buflu@-
ton Hdwkcne, has been lccturuG in
Colorado. lie Is quoted as saying
"rhc day ! arrived IN Denver the Indian
outbreak occurred, and no wonder
They had endured almost everything ::
were robbed and cheated, had their
lands taken from them; dId not get
enough whiskcy, and could not steal he
cause the agents had placed everything
too high. When they heard | was com
ing they said they would have to draw tn"
lin" some place, for they would not be-
ipcturgd to "
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-12-26
TIE FUTURE.
BY MATTHEW ARNolr.

\ wand--,- i, man from his birth
lla was born IN a ship .,..,.,,.
Ca the breast OF the RIVER vl Inn
Drumming with wonder anu jog
H.. snfeals oui his arm {" the iisnl'
sivai- ms sl-e On the banks cl Inc sIttdli-
A, what he SD es IS, so have Ei> ioGSh'S "'ea
Whether he wakes
Where the snowy mountainous pass
Ech0ing the screams OF the eagles,
Hens in its gorges the bed
Bi the newborn, clear-nowlng s;r6a am
Whether he first sees light
Where the river in cleaning rings
SluCsishiy winds through the PLAIN
Whether in sound uf the swallowing std-
As is the world on the banks,
80 IS the mind Of the man
Nafnly does each, as he gl!de7.
ELble auu dream
Of me lands which the river Of Time
Had left ere he woke on its breast,
or shall reach when his eyes have been closed
OuIv the tract where he sails
ne w0ts Of; only the thoughts,
Raised by the objects he passes, gre his
Who can see the green earth any mere
As She was by The sources OF Time
Who laagines her fields as they lay
In the sunshine, uHwOrn by the nluugh:
Who thinks as they thought.
The tribes who then roam d on her breast
lleL Y l-NlNu-. l4 l4ll4tlA Z 'iial-
What cifl
Now reads in her bosom So clea-
As Rebekah read. when she sat
Al eve 10y the pam-shaded Wells
Who guards in her breast
As deep. as peluc:d a spring
uf feeling, as tranquil. as sure:
Whar hard.
At the height ot has vision can dsem
OI Cod. of the world. OF the soul,
Win piliuucss as near,
A. flashing as Moses felt,
When be lay iu 'he night hy his lnvA
on the stnlit Arabian waste.
tan rise agd obey
ri,s beck of the Spirit like h.me
TINS 1rac; which The river oi Tine
Nv ncws through With rs, i the iatH-
Gone Is the calm Of lis earlier shore
Rlrderi bv cities and hcarse
With thoasaud cries IS its stream.
And weon its breast or mind-
Are confused a. the cries which We near
Ca3nring aud short Is the sights which We see,
AlI we say that rep2-n has lcds
Forever M. course OF the river oi Time
Thai cities VIII crowd To IL edge
In hlacker nCessanier line:
That the din will he more on is banks.
D7uscr the trade on iis stream.
Flat;er Tie plain where 10 npN-.
Ficrccr the sun overhead
Thai never Will those on rs breast
see an enrolling sight.
Drink of the feeling OF quiet again
Bat NlaI was before Us We know not,
Aud We Know not wha. shall succeed,
Haply- the River Of Time
As il grows. rs the towns on its marge
Fling their wavering lights
On a wider, staielier stream
May acquire, If not the calm
o. las early mountainous shore.
Yet solemn peace ol lts own.
And tua width ul tine waiers- tlc htsa
o. ile gray cNVau-c where De noa55.
F-s-Hpuiug its current and spotted with foam
A. IL draws % the Ocean. may strike
Paacn 10 The soul Of ine man on y hFras.--
Aztar Pale Wi-i' widtus around MN,
A-rr- banks f4.- iImMar away,
A. The stars .iui- rUt @.li ;h' niEGi-Wind
Br5-gS 70, Oh, sr-t-II
Nlrsmrr- a.s -egHt-,l 10" ,r.Niir rI-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-12-26

The house of Louis Ouellctie in the hamlrt
of st. Jean Port Joli, Province Of Quebec,
was burned "Wednesday morning Ouelette
and wife escaped after jumping from win
dow and receiving serious il not fatal IN
iuries. Three children, aged eighteen, H.
teen and ten respectively, persisted in the
flames
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-12-26
On the other hand, the Portland Press. af

The righteous Indignation of those who have
been drfraudc Will lind voice IN indignant protest
and strong censure. But there VIII be no dual
Legislature in this STATE. We can afford To suffer
the preparation of a wrong better than can to
take extraordinary measures for ltI correction for
have An appeal To the court of last resort in this
country, the people at The polls. That appeal we
take. Anhw confidently believe that Maine will
give larger Republican majority next September
than II has ever given in its history.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-12-26

4 new and novel treatment of drunk
emncss WAS devised and tested hya Du-
buquc wife Her husband came home
moderately intnxica ted, and expected to
get the usual scolding lie was as-
tonished. therefore, when ihr W"lHan
received him smilinply, asked him If hr
would have some brandy, und produced -
bottle and glass. lie promptly accepted
the liquor, and drank So much that be
was helpless. Then she tied him To II bed
post, and whipped him with II rawlIdr
until, as the TcicVr0Ih says, lac WAS aa
tender as n good bectstonk
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-12-26
NUMBER 26.

a PORTLAND letter says: The people ol
this State are law-abidins people and hesi-
tate 10 resort to violent measures; but there
comes time when forbearance ceases to be
Il virtue, and during the next four weeks the
tempers of the better class Of citizens will
undergo a strain that will test them as by
fire.
The facts in reference to the vote Of Port
land leave little doubt that the Democratic
ward officers of Democratic ward returned
about fifty votes to the city clerk as ''scat-
tering" in order that they might he returned
in this manner TO the Democratic Governor
and Executive Council. and afford that body
a pretext for refusing certificates 10 the Re
publican Representatives elected by major
ity of five hundred. No wonder the decent
Democrats are ashamed of the outrage
THE Boston TraoeYer thinks that the re-
commendation of the President and of the
Secretary Of the Treasury, touching the legal
tender quality of the United States notes, is
not acceptable to majority of either party
in Congress, and will not be carried
out, because there is general opinion
in Congress that the country is well
satisfied with the present financial
condition and therefore satisfied with the
existing financial system; and because there
is also a general opinion that any movement
looking to a change in the system will be
fatal to the leaders engaged in it, and to the
party that shall become responsible for the
undertaking.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-12-26
The Boston 7rartN,r SAYS :

The honest men of both parties must rally al the
polls To repuliate the outrage. lest precedent he
established fatal to popular liberties. Il is asked.
What Is In prevent repetition Of the outrage next
year: We answer. the awakened moral sentiment
Of the community, the adherence 10 the minutest
expressed determination To hold those who tritle
with the freedom OF the people 10 rigid accountable
ity. The people of Maine, have fun faith, have
not forgotten the spirit of their fathers, far
acquicsrc in the precedent sought tpbc established
Their fathers slew the lion. + it 10 lie expected
that the sons Will brook the wolf:
Tie Press and the TFacel'sr probably
speak the sentiment of the wiser portion Of
the party Such an outrage can be submitted
to once. To suppose that it can be repeated
with impunity, is 10 admit that popular gov
ernmcut is a failure in Maine
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-12-26

John IIniluar. john Davis and John
Roberts undertook 90 rtus3 The Kentucky
river at Crate. Nv. in u snail ilat hout
"Wednesday ri,ht The huat ,arsilcd and
all wcr,. drowned No trace "l the bodies
has been found. the ti,,r h.jus very high
The Atlanta Baptist C1lored Seminary was
dedicated Thursday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-12-26

TIE PHILADELPHIA CAMP FIRE - THE GEN
ERALS SPEECH IN FUII-A NOTABLE TElB-
UTE To THE VETERAN SOLDIERS.
The following is Gen. Grants speech in
full At the Grand Army camp fire at Phila-
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-12-25
,;etiee ( r Eropcsais for tho use Of the
Count, Funds FOR the year 1885.

The undersigned. the Board cf Auditors for
the County OF redwood. will NEE: il special
session at 8 cc, ok q. IN. on The 3.st day Of
December. 1872 at the Auditors Office. for the
parpGse q; receiving sealed proposals 10. the
use 20 said funds from the eth day Of March
up to srd Including the ist Tuesday Of Janu-
AIRY i--' S,.ii proposed. must h@ accompanied
~i,n q statement 4 -iiit accurit: .il. b" Civ
en- and the rate If interest on monthly bal
eHces cf the amount deposited, upon ccaf!i-
t,pn that said funds with accYued interest
s.sa. be held subject 10 draft and payment at
vi times on demand. and further: Iia cont rSc.
.iis!l be subject to al ca,r.i; ions an! require
merts # the General statutes Of the state re-
lative thereto
The said board reserves the right to reject
any or ell bids i'll whole OF III part.
Dated a. Redwood Falls, Niln., this eth day
Of December A. ID. 1873.
f.skD. Y. HOrCaaiss Chm 81 f Co. CONS.
". H. HAWK Clerk OF Dist Court.
|. n. VANSAHA4CK tCUunty Auiitur.
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See those nice God Pens at Vi atSOI S.
ORGuINErTE-cal and see this
wonderful musical instrument
ut Dobner 4 O'iIara's.
DIARIES--r;ght down to cost at Wat
sons.
You will find nice line of Chi!drens
and Misses Furs at Miss L. W. Longs.
FOLEY'S BANK PENS TIE best Gold
pen made at Watson's.
The largest stock of new furniture and
just what every body wants, at Punch's
CHATTERBOX-a $3.50 Book at
Watsons for 81 90.
Fine stock Of candies and nuts
for the Holidays
at Dobner & 0 Hara's.
Catholic Prayer Books at Watson's.
Wall Pockets, Toilet cases, Slipper
pockets at Bunch's.
Perforated card board, Gilt Papers,
Autograph Albums, Flower Vases sc.
lat Watson's.
Christmas Goods Of all kinds at Miss L.
W. Longs.
Stereoscopic Views of the beautiful
and romantic Redwood Falls scenery at
Watson's.
The best collection of pictures and
picture frames at Bunch's.
Go and make Watson an offer fer
goods and try his courage.
AccordiOns at cost
at Dobner Il O'Hara's.
See the hes: assOltncn, Of Building
and spelling block, al ,fatson's.
The incest work baskets, different
styles, just the thing for Christmas pres
ents at Bunch's.
New Years presents ae made to re
furn the kind and aTectionate compl-
ments of your friends. Watson has such
goods as you and your friends appreciate,
at COST. Call and see what he has-see
prices and We know you will buy.
The Balance of my winter hats will be
closed out regardless of cost.
Miss L. w. Long.
Scrap-books, Decalcomanie Pictures.
Pocket Albums, Pocket Books, Bill
Books, Writing Desks, Portfolios, Sec
retaries, Card Cases and German Alpha
bet blocks at Watson's.
Folding rockers, camp chairs, easy
chairs, cane chairs, all kinds of chairs, on
hand and ready for Christmas, at Bunch's.
Some of John Folcy's Gold Pens in
this town have been in use for 10 years.
Call and see the new ones at Watson's.
Large fine ChrOmos very cheap
at DObner d. O'uara's.
Now, is the time to get hobby hat
cheap at Miss L. W. Longs.
Doll Daisies all sizes, kinds and prices
at Watson's.
The portrait of Gen. Grant life size,
just the thing for present to some OIL
your friends at Bunch's.
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4 coarse ~ Lectures.

At Citizens mee,in. held u, 'he Of
fee of Baldwin & Morrill,. on Tuesday
evening. the 23rd inst. II. d. Da!i.iH
was chosen President and Alfred Wal!n
Secretary.
TN motion. il was re sol ,cd that 4 com
mit:ec of FIVE be chosen 70 make arran e
N ntS for course Of lectures at he l.
wood Falls. during the present winter,
to be delivered by home speakers. The
net cash proceeds Of said lectures to be
turned over TO the treasurer of Library
Association 10 be herea:tar formed and
ss soon a. practicable at Redwood Falls.
and to be finally expended for the pur-
Chase of books. Said committee to have
full power and authority to make ali ar
engagements for said lectures aud to keep
an accurate account OF all receipts and
expenditures
On motion the following gentlemen
were chosen rs such comm ttce: VIM. 3.
Herriott Chairman, s. j. Race, Robert
A. Wilson, Fred Warner and T. L. Nor
rell.
On motion. the Secretary was instruc-
ted to cause the minutes Of this meeting
to be published in the Redwood G>z ErrE
On motion the meeting adjourned.
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Notice is heyah y given, t,.at on Tues
day. the 9Th day Of January. 1882, =. the
Court House in the Village of Redwood
Falls, State of Minnesota. sn election
will be held for the purpose Of electiGg
village officers to serve for the ensuing
year in and for said village, to-wit: on,
President, three Trustees. one Treasurer,
one Recorder. one Justice and one Cons
table. The Polls Of said election will he
opened At one o'clock p. m, and remaig
open until four o'clock p. m. of sail lay
Dated Dec. 25th 1879.
Ii. ID. Baldwin, Prs. :.
JAS 3. Robinson,
A Tower Trustees.
Chas. Wiltshire,
Walter c. Belt, Recorder.
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Money saved and pain relieved by the
leading household remedy-THoMAs' Ec-
LECTRIC OLA small quantity of which
usually sutlices to cure u cough, heal
sore, cut, bruise or sprain, relieve lum-
bago, rheumatism, neuralgia excoristed
nipples. or inhamed breast. Public at
tention is directed to the regular adver-
tisemcnt
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-12-25
Waterloo. Iowa. Jan. Is. 1879

Waterloo Iowa, Jan. s5. 1879.
/ was taken with an acute attack Of
rheumatism last fsll, ard confined to
bed. A! first employed physician,
without benefit: then sent to Wangler
Bros. Drug Store, and obtained bottle
of S.. JACOBS on. the uae of which
soon gave ne relief, and cured me of the
attack. | can safely recommend il to all
suffering with rheumatism. Respect
fully,
II tt. II Degmot;. l. c. r. II. Shops.
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e:SL-iayrs S-sSSss -
CHEAP!

At Bisseli's Jcwelfy Store q large
assortment of Holiday goods at
prices to suit the times.
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry and
Silver Plated Ware.
Give us a call and try our prices.
Repairin. of all kinds neatly done.
Remember the place, Dobner &
O'!iara's Brick Drug Store, Red
wood Falls, Mimi.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-12-25

Laird, Norton l. Cos mill at Winona
Mimi, has shut down having cut 20, los,
COO feet of Lumber. l6,290.GC0 Shingles
and 3, 1873, 900 La,h. This so far as re-
ported is the largest cut oi the season
made by any mill on the Mississippi or
any of its tributaries.
North Western Lumberm0n.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-12-25

The failure Of the train to depart us
advertised, on Wednesday. proved a mat
ter Of great Inconvenience to those who
had made tn most positive arrangements
20 be on hand al weddings &c.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-12-25

MASONIC-ANvIouIry I.oDGE No. Of. A. F. s
A. M.-Rnxular meetings on thn lat and ID
Wednesdays in each month. at =. O'clock p.
NJ. Z. A. CHANDLER, See.
REDWOOD R. A. Chapter L. u. Stated Convo-
cations the End and 4th Fridays Of each
month
e. \. CHANDLER, WE DICkrNsON.
Sec ii. p.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-12-25

Judge Bowers, who teaches school at
Beaver Falls, informs us that forty out
IF sixty of his scholars had the Measles
and for that reason ,h> school had been
closed
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l. q. Of @. F.

REDWOOD LODGE. No. g. meets every
Monday nirht. at -, o'clock.
Brother. from distance are cordially invit-
cd 70 attend.
OrrO DoRNsERG. r. &. A. d. HOLIDAY. N. G.
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CjI2OUL 4EY'S
Onc T:icc EroCezy House.

lust received! for the Holidays a
Ii:c i..yc::c OF irc>I; randy and nuts
:snsi o;':c: Fanny Gods. Also Ap-
pies. <'EHnEcrIics s:Wcc, Cider.
An cxcci!c,.! variety OF s.aisins,
{ ;.;on. all I.iu,.s Of .>;i:! and Can
nc,; Goods. choice t'r!;Go ria Can
nee. Coo,Is, Maze and pure Spices
of all kinds.
Fresh oysters, Fresh oysters,
s),Ec!>w':cat IL Ut and everything
that houIi be KEEP, at a '::rsl class
family Grocery Store.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-12-25

EEDwoon FAILS. MINI. JAN. 1879.
OFFICE WpVvS.-FoI delivery # N ii and sale
Of S:s-tl2S f"n;n :: m \. ". to 80 =. Nj
week days. On sundays, from l, NJ, to r.
N.
Money order and Register Letter Depart
un.nt open from $ \. N. tosP ".
MAILS for the East close at Q: p. n.
ROST. WATSON. P. NJ.
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NOT ICE.

Sickle & Wiltshire will take cash
or wheat, corn, oats, barley and peas
at market rates from all parties ow-
ing them on book accounts.
We can be found at any time at the
new building east of our old stand,
Redwood Falls.
Sickle & Wiltshire.
Oct 22d 1879.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-12-25

The teachers and scholars of the pub
lie schools are enjoying two weeks va
cation.