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, 1879-08-12

The following Instruments were fled for
record atouday, Aug. II.
ulTr pnurETrT.
r dsisi July ii tSillia" iouo 10 ooo
ssas~es s,;ass t. ta si Of Eusens CIV
a0.; x1oo It, datel Aug. 0 tMastln .,o
iS K,e:5 ts featf' a a9ssei ssse"s e. x
loo ii, dated July 30 tsibilla Frank to
G. and y. Msegeslelnl. X; ........; 625
s;1iis 4, datsa July 81 Edwin Aay. nm
osi,:: .is I; fse ds,.S S' sst Ssx n,':jss 3sssS
Ashland y: l2o a;lo T. ? q Fqpr!soats
+. Ktlcrnn to Mss Dnld1....... ....... 1000
Julian i. $50 q y Of Ashland w: wi. 81
x1oo =. dated Aug. II TO- l.. Sharp to ~.
csaseh nss! tsaa'sff IT, 4 Il oi csa;;:. t3i2 00
T., iu'proyed. dated Aug. trhll'p
p:sopp sfsspps sos,. ta T. 1ss s:shs'f T. d We'll Mad
i,Sn sS r T. e s1s{ astsa AuR
l. s6oxl2s Il, dated Jpns o iiloswcli0,
ws.isrn na.ro ax 70 f nsF's ~ W.: ohio T. of ooo
I. d;ssd NS:: ,; :; ls7atS. ait s. daaa .,,
dated hug. IL tdrant Gooasch to II. \. =, ma
Go0df1th} .,+.... ..'......., j,i'uu
NORTH Or CITY LlAfra. WITHIN RADIUS OF sxyxN
AlLEa or TIE coutT-H0usE
Ltnenlu hv, nesr intersection OF Sheffield
ay, part ut Lot ! In Itlock III, dated
Aug. II {NopAla 81 sohoy to David c.
Cookt.- +....+s...s s....'..s.ts.s..s3 X iVou
souTu or err limits, WITHIN 4 RADIUS or axf1A
MlLEs or TIN COURTHOUSE. =
sI1ty.htst 1t, bstwecn Stewart ~ snd
Wright Ut. I, 37H z123 It, dated JMns
o tE- y. anl Il. 4. Reed 10 Minnto Eph.
lin},...... ...,............:.. -. - 700
Housh Ha!stod IT. beiwsen Stxtx-xecout
and Hl1ty. third s1, " +. a0Hxl94 n, With
LIT A.1O It neaF The above. aatga July
kin.I... ;; .:.:, ::..:..:. -: 49,. 1000
EIfty-second Ut, H04 It east Ut Western
~ boulevard. : I, aix1a1 II, llatel
March rs u. d. Bouton' to Il. Alul.
queno) .,........ -. ~. ..,.......... 2oo
, 1879-08-12

NEW ORLEANS,
New ORLEANS, AUG. 11.-slght exchange on
Now York, n premium.
storl[ng oxeban9e, bankcrs' bills 4s5.
foRE10N.
LONDON. Auc. 1l.-Consols, money, and nc
count, 97 7-1GQ2071.
American Observation-Disclosures Central, %;
Pennsylvania central, AK: Keading. a)}1; Eriot
23T; preferred, 63M.
UntteA States Bonda-New 5s 105N; 4l4s,
1097s; 40, 1o511s.
Tie Tmts savs: 1t Ia understood that
arc ar freely taken up hero on American account
und shipped 10 Now York."
PARIS. Aug. 1l.-Rentes, SET 75c.
BERLIN. Aug. 11.--The statement OF The I'm
portal Bank Of Germany shows dcersaso in
specie Of TAO, 600 marks.
, 1879-08-12

Atao, {5G ]3 lbs chcesa md COS. io8 lbs tu!tov.
puTfABtE GOODS RECEIVED
Mt Custom-Ilousc, Aug II: c. ". & z. Par
fridge, 3 cascs Of dry goods; F. II. lscvcIl, case
looks; Wilson Bros, casca dry goods; stctt-
aucr Bros., cuses DRY goods; Carson, Pirfc,
Scott Il Co., II casos dry goods; Keith Bros,
cascs dry goods; Lyon Il 1Iealy. l case dry
goods; Aictzler, Rothschtla 4 Co., 10 cascs
pipes; c. N. Kocdt, case dry goods; ]. Bauer
& CO., musical Instruments; E. & II. targcnt
& Co., 3 cases skeletons; j. e. Olsen d Co.,
cases dry good; WillIarn Horn, 2 pipes liquor.
Collections, $7,515,30.
, 1879-08-12
Withdrawn from store during Saturday for city
1.a5l hiAuI1eak, 41Q bu corn.

Withdrawn from store during Saturday for city
consumption: t,340 b,Nweat, 10 bu corn.
Thu following grain was Inst cctel into atoFc
In this city yesterday morning: Q cnrs No.
winter wheat, 53 cars No. 10. 2o cars No. 9
do, II ears rejected, cara no Grade {fo wlnter).
o cars mixed wheat, t00 cars No. spring, 80
cars No. 0 do, 0 cnrs rejected, cars no grade
{l0j sprIng); 80 cars mud 81, ESQ lu ltrl.-mfxcd
corn, cars new mixed. 5os cars and 00,500 bt
No. do. IS cars and 5000 bu rejected (Siocorn):
l car No. oass. 90 cara and aeon bu No. 3
white. 20 cars a.nl 1,oo0 bu No. 2 mixed, 49 cars
rejected, 2 cars no crado tl1f5 oats); 0 cars No.
1 rye. 81 cara nntl 450 BIT No. . do. cars re-
jcctci C37 rye); 3 cars No. 3 barley, cars extra
10. Totat it,o5l cars), Go,ooo b,. Inspected
ont: 20.051 bu winter wheat, 83.015 bu spring,
G04,086 bu corn, 1890 bu oats, OIL bu ryc.
The following abatement shows the disttfbu.
tton Of tic brcadstuffs shipped from this city
during last week:
, 1879-08-12
lsy TELEGRAPH.
NEW ToRH.

Special nt.patcn to 7As 7rts,me
NEw YoRK, Aug. 1.-THE volume Of huRt-
ness on tho Stock Exchange today was un-
Usually larpe, and tho fluctuations in prices wide
md frequent in soma shares. Dealings Roccr-
ally were characterized By a buoyant tone, and
almost every stock recorded an advance. Lake
Shore led tho market In point of activity, tho
dealings In tho stock amounting to orcr ono
third Of tho entire tiay's busnots. and advanced
under steady buying movement from SIN
to 0oA. Tho advance WAS based on rumors,
which could not bo authenticated. that the road
Ind been leased by tho New York Central. The
Granger shares were In actlvo demand. tho pt1r-
chasing movement bolnE stimulated by In
creased earnings ot tho St. Paul Company for
the first week OF the present month.
tn tbs trtsltr1. Asaoetnttd T'srss.
New YoRE, Aug. 1t.-Qopcrnmcnts were
dull and weak.
Railroad bombs nero stroue. Columbus,
seconds.
State sccurities wero inactive.
The stock market wns strong and htlovnnt
almost the entiro day. Lake Shore was again
feature, selling up from s71{ to 031s. md clos
Ing Ut tic highest point. Granger shnrcs also
shared largely In tho Improvement on reports
Of increased earntgf Northwestern comnGn ION
DAYS. transactions. st. Louis Il San Francisco
was very prominent IN dealings. md t,otjccably
strong, especially flrat prcfcrred. WHICH rose to
85, against 20>9 Saturday. In final dealings
strong, tone prevailed: the advance for tho
g. d. m se9eng snarss from y @ aEa shoss Ms5e
s0,00o Northwestern common, 1.4o0 preferred,
15,0Oo st. Paul common, 1000 preferred, f,Goo
Ohio Il AIlsstssipp,: 1900 Wabash. 900 Union
Pacific, o,400 1.ackawanna. 4.s00 New Jersey
Ceatrnl, a5'm Mchtgnn Ccntoal; nat y 1oo Paeifle
Koko,no. ii 100 St. Louis. Kausas City s. North
crn common. 4,s00 preferred. d,000 St. Louis q y
san Francisco comtnhn. s 400 prcforred. 43O0
frat preferred. LOO Northern Paefc common.
1000 preferred, and 1,1oo Burlington, Collar
Ran1s Il Northern.
Money market nct!vc Mt 360T: closing ut o.
Primo mercantile paper, 3F94.
Sterling cxchange, sixty days, dull at 462;
sight, 4S35S,
Bar silver. here, Is 1111k. Subsidiary silver
coin Is 15@t per cont discount.
UoyElSNESTa. NJ
Coupons oi 1sB1.. 70! 81 New ucs cents ...191!s
NSa+r TT ftneFRrcH
, 1879-08-12

*Thrcc weeks only Of july In each year.
tFns tho fonr wcckp enuei Jnly 20.
sFor tho four weeks ended Jnlf 81.
Al tho New York Mining Exchange on satur.
day the market opened dull and lower. Bertha
s. Edith was again active. but little WAS tlono
In tho h!9hor-nrtcol atocks. Consolidated Vtr.
glnla and Cnl!fornfa both sold at S5.87H. HUI
Kilt. new stock, sold Mt $1.7o buyer GO; Bodtc at
$1a.25; antl Lcadylllo at e2V0.
Tho following shows tic opening. highest,
lowest, and closing prices Of stocks yesterday:
nAaa1.a I1nenfnr. IIfchraf. insxnat. flnsInn
, 1879-08-12

Long clears 0notcl at II. Tx looac. AN!t S4.HiH
boxeil; CumGsrlanLs. +aiG7LG boxed; long cnt
llnns. RaHlic; sweet.p!ckled hn,ns. 7!:6b7atc
for II to IT nyerhgcs green hnt1s sa!no averages.
tlnl7c; green shoul4!ors :i9Iahc.
l,acon quoted nt 4AD4!tc for shoulders, 4aR
4ae for short rib. 5tG5c for clears 8'sb'e for
f'nrArr-Wpa autct at 6e5c for white, 4G4ic
for enuI yelIoy, aud 3aifbl 10 for brown.
DEEF-Wns 4u!ut at n.7hS11O. 90 for meas.
$40. 7s111.OU for extra mess, anti S11. O011D. 30
for hams.
TAIs,w-Was nominal at bh@5aic for city and
6HSt5Ec for country.
, 1879-08-12

BKEADaTUFF9.
FLOUR-Was dull and lille buttss than Nominal
at previous prices, Tllcfo wat not much otIoriAg
md th!a enabled holdprs to remain arm In their
views, though at somo | 51a6o per bfl abovo tho
limits Of some export orders, sales wete reported
OF .d brls wntcrs and .0o bsls spring, all on pr.
yato TERMS The following wese tho closnE quo.
&ntkx~
, 1879-08-12


put1aIo. lid e.'ioa * 6a SasIey to baGs,o
Tic leading produce markets wero Irregular
Yesterday. Provisions wcre rnsl,cr quiet uud
stealtcr, wh!fo breadstufEs wcre active, but
tended strongly downwards IN wheat md corn.
Mess pork closed &c per bgl higher, at $s.o2jjfGD
8.25 for September and ss.a71zQo8.3 for 0cto-
ber. Lard closed 2>1@5c per 100 lbs lower, at
$3.37iT for September mud $40 for October.
Short ribs closed steady at $4.20 for September.
sprlng wheat closed lGet1Sc lower, at sit4G1
st96c for September and Si96c for October.
Wtnicr wheat closed 114c lower, Mt G93{c for No.
Bred. Corn closed W lowcs, at 33ss5@331sc for
September anu 3Ic Tor Octuber. Gals closed
114c lower, ut 234c for cash or August. Ryo
WIS stcaly at 401fc cash. and barley nominal at
70c'scllcr Septoulbcr. Hogs were In light sup
ply AMI flrner, Mt $8.7013& for bacon grades
and at $3.0o1a50 for heavy Weights. Cattlo
wcre In good demand aud 6@15c higher, With
sales at S..0tS1500.
The public nivtccs from England noted an
euslcr feeling Ia wheat, md private cnbles
quoted decline OF 2G93d, while ono intimatcd
that sales could probably bo made Mt Cd below
ncerbohnts quotations. THIS, with ilns wcathcrtn
tho West, and thu artlclo from The Detroit Free
Press, which was published In THE TRIBUNE,
caused another season Of woalsncss In wheat
hero, which was partially recovered In tho latter
part OF the scsaton. Tho fact Il the local crowd
Is not very bcarish at present. Tho experience
Of last ygnr makes the natural bears afraid to
70 heavily short, lest soma hlg operator should
nRaln take hold Of II, though such thing Is
very improbable thus carly In the BcaBon. Wo
note that good deal Of winter wheat t.ns beeu
going Southwark within tho pnst few days,
which aceuunta for ille rather smaller volume Ut
reucfpts here.
Some Of those who found the greatest fault
with Mr.. Kcena fur buling The market a few
months ago aro now Wishing that he or como
ono like him would take huld aguin. It Ia truo,
| though contradiction in terms, that when
biE man handles the deal alone the meskut Is not
| Bulo.
The arrivals of corn here ycstorlay wcrc very
large; nearly GOO, coo bu, but was exceeded Ivy
the reported shipments. Tho coru Is moqtly
coming In to be delivered on August contracts,
mud 1t Is believed TINT the nrriyas by cannl will
bu comparatively light after this The big re-
coipts, with the weakness In WHEAT. encouraged
tbs boars to sell ahead yesterday, though not
much of tho current receipts came OIL Ito mar
kct. The snallncsa Of tho Uetohcr premtutn
docs not encourage transfers into that month.
nrtl tho natural consequence Will ho biz deliver
les here during August md September.
| Provisions rather drAg0el yesterday, With n
little more strength In mcats, and further weak
ness iu lard. 1he Inter Is heavy on accoune OF
uig stocks md thu fear tl!ut they will bo par.
tlatty thrown On tho mnrkot by tho uuoadIng
OF parties ttrcd Of carrying tho property at d
loss.
Laic frcights were again ncttye and stronger,
at 5@5I{c for what to Buffalo, mostly at thu
| tupfde au1 7g<e for rnrn In KInrstnn. HhtnnDrs
, 1879-08-12

at 74,91c ireo on hoard, Total. ~, 200 ba. Also.
1o' COG ~ @ No: rc5 roller An9ust. =. n3s; oo, H.,
No, mixed at 7ao; 400 hu rejected do at TIC; ana
70 ten, .e,eenlnss p,rt1y ii az % pst ton;
from ae.t es 'e's 81 saaas "i S'sss IT, ':
markcts werc MI strongcr. but Dir receipts .csa
arscr. whlrsl scen,s to hnvc made Nav York dnll.
and mn Upward tendency In freight rates, which en
courarc.i short sol1crs hore to operate. rotwllh.
staining tho fact OF = lnrre ontwan' movement
very Vaoi demanl on Eastcfn account Tor interior
i{S II: AK "a wv ys5* sat R,'ses:s;: ies
rejsese!i # alsie Z sto!e sejes September soid
ST., Sc, 4 sssf 6esses sss I'D ] s es.ss ss;ss It
axe. and Anrnst .old at a3.toEhfc. ciosIn9 ~
the inside secr The rear so!d e.Fly o at a24c,
saIss wcro renoted of ~ S" oo b. No. aid hs" hSR%'
m1ed at ,.da33.tc, tho inside for short Eecetpis;
ao6 whs II n'x 81 " .ss It
cars; Stand and 500 bn cut. ii S5da3oc TOTAL. 2oi, Uoo
nATs-Wcrc dnll and easy. closing enont No
lnwcr The reee,pta wero heavy. 105 cars he!ng In
acetsa IN, and tho elserinRs of fssasss wsle falf
s s?isss:, ss!ler @ s xsss;t :o!a i s$xas?$s; ssa 5
Now No. 2 cluscd at a3'4 D?Jse, and white Do at
24c. Old oats wore nominal at I einc sclora: Re-
%g:'Sa Sc: = g? " - 81 y. HILL Ts
II tses to- ,H wets T. 5 o Ii H q 81 e 4 ss II ss:
s, i sF M demand and ,sfss, rhs se
poss. No, to|d q l0fe. also AuEnst; and esf-
tenber clnscl At 4ra bid AHl 4Dl.Gt40;tc askcd.
Cash sales included 200 hi Nos. and ut 4Dzc;
!. 100 hu ~ sample at 47dlh0Mc on trace. and
=. 800 bu at i7!sGt51c free on bonrl. Total. 13,-
BAILEY Was qnict ana UNCHANGED. car Of
new exsra . brought 5Dc. ThBrq VAS Eotnn in
anlry for scptcmbrr At 71c, bnt no sellers n1,lcr
15c. a few Mus0 samples Wete received. 4aios
wore limited to 400 bu extra . At 6oc.
MORNING. oALL~
Mess pork--sAlcs: 750 bE1a at s.. 25 Tor 9eptom.
her. and 81. .aaM tor October. Lara--bG0 tcn scll-
or Octotor ut So. Is: short rlhs-700, GOD tbe a.
-. 13l1 ~. " for septcnnher. Wheat-42o GOO hn
october Winter wllcat-10, 600 bu At sE!aoD3stc
for September. C0fn-235, 100 hl at G3Ac for
August. :A!s6t3la 10 for soptombcr. 34aic for Oo'
tobNr, and J27;c Tor tho year. 0ata-g0, o0o BIT at
25;tc for AuRuat, 234 4GD.5;:9 for scptcMbor' ana
@99c for 0ctobcr.
AFTERNOON CALr~
Wheat--sa1ca: III. 600 bu a. a4tsc for AuTuHt,
atAf16 4sSc for September, and RI tic for October.
Corn -27,t 900 bn Ct 33AG5G3Eo for septenbos
2J%c for September. Mess pork-sales. ESQ bsls
nj a8 n5 for Ecrten,bar Lard-250 tcs ut ST. 10 for
0ctoncr, Short ribs-5o, goo l4a at S4.@0 aeler
LATEST.
Wheat sold At 84kGaSisc for scptou1bcr after
tho call. mud closed at tho sn4dc. Octnbcr sold at
:4c. Corn was quiet. ut :sai G133Ac for September
and at 34Gb33tc for October,
, 1879-08-12

lang, g. I AMR. 4 tAu1. lo,t AnR II.
1871. 1871. iH7s. fB77
Wheat, bu, II tRa mi trN}1 I97MU| lEl $40
Corn LII, mi, tdflf ,It2, NDE MpN an III
{3at9. bu,n,,[ 3tLfr1f e51, ,hpli 47ItfFA 64a, al
ttye, tu.,,,...,i Ga,tnlt 100, m, ELrpO, IA 311
HarfeY, bC... i 4lNo' @huD 1nlrD' 4, IU1
, 1879-08-12
I'll. tSa, SIS
ko&TI33o
4o8. a7d "a
Total capital,
}R&ftAr


t1atton. =. S0s9, 5aR, SIT
Thc following table shows the advance III
aome Of tho actlYe stoeka during the pass year;
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-11-20
A Respectful Suggestion.

The Mankato Free Press, which is
edited by Gen. J. II. Baker, has this
to say of the St. Paul papers;
The Pioneer Press discredited Mr..
Gilman, and yet Gilman is elected
by his full maj ority. The Dispatch
discredited Pillsbury & Co. and yet
Pillsbury & Co. have been duly sus-
tanned by the people. Now we re-
spectfully suggest that the two met
ropolitan journals abandon politics
for awhile, and delegate the whole
business to the country papers, as an
experiment for couple Of years at
least. The city i'll which these two
august journals scold, counts 1000
more than nothing i'll the Republican
arithmetic. Let the country control
things for awhile, for it furnishes
both the majorities and that equable
temperament which brings abiding
victory to our standards. The re-
mote frontier, where these papers
never vex the serene reposc of Re-
publican faith, always sends us an
unscratched Republican vote, and
unfailipg majorities. This is simply
a rural suggestion, based OH solid
facts.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-11-20
A Wonderful Record.

Myriads of so-called specifies" and
''cures" for Rheumatism have already
been brought before the public, and
many of them have even been endorsed
by the certificates of respectable and
prominent citizens, who have derived
benefit from such preparations. There
is no doubt that great many of these
'Liniments,.' "Oils," ETC., so widely ad-
vertised and freely recommended for
Rheumatism and painful complaints of a
similar nature, have genuine merit and
will relieve certain types Of the COM
plants named; but when Rheumatism,
Neuralgia, and kindred diseases have be
come chronic and threaten serious results,
you may rest assured they will help but
very little. Although not recommended
as ''infalliblc." the peculiar qualities of
ST.. JACOBS OIL especially adapt it to
those cases which may be termed
''chronic" and which have previously
withstood all known specifics" as well
as the prescriptions of the best physi-
clans.
We would mention, as an example, the case
of Mr.. A. Holman, Editor of the Pitts
burgh Republican, who suffered with
Rheumatism for two years. After vainly
using all tho best recommended remedies
and exha:iS;:ng the skill of the most ex-
perienced physicians without even tenn
porary relief, it required only two bottles
of ST. JACOBS OIL to effect permanent
cure. Mr.. c. Hanni. a well-known citi-
zen of Youngstown, Ohio, secured for
his wife, who for twelve years had been
a constant sufferer from Neuralgia in the
head. the services of the ablest physi-
clans in the land, but they were unable
to do anything for her; half bottle of
ST. JACOBS OIL cured her. Mr.. VIM.
Reinhardt, Elmore, Wis, reports the
case of neighbor who for twenty-fo
years had suffered so terribly with Rheu-
matism that, at times, he could hardly
move around; few bottles of ST..
JACOBS OIL cured him. ITO cap the
climax" however, Mr.. A. Neiger, of Tay-
1orvillo, Pa, writes that his mother, who
had been continual sufferer with Rheu.
matism for the past thirty years, used
one bottle Of ST. JACOBS Or. and was
Immediately relieved of all pain. These
are results which truly deserve to be
brought to public notice; but they are
not exceptions, as win be seen by the
numerous other certificates from all parts
of the United States. It should be the
duty Of every one to cali the attention of
his suffering friends and neighbors to
this wonderfully eficacious preparation,
especially q the low price of 80 cents a
bottle places II within the reach Of all
persons, rich and poor.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-11-20
Artics, rubbcrs, overshoes, and
an endless variety Of gloves at
Philbrick & Francois.

The people of Missouri are not yet
satisfied that jesse James was killed
by Sheperd. On the contrary, cir
cumstances are given which tend to
the belief in that section that at best,
he was only wounded, and was car
ried off by his friends. The follow
ing notice was found pinned to an
unoccupicd house near Neasho,
where it is asserted James was Sc
creted for two days after the shoot
ing.
''The grand master of the great
band written by the leader of the
James Boys Band. I will also in
form the People of this country that
We staid in this house 2 days and
nights, the people can hunt for us
but they will not find us. We will
stay in this county until we get that
Shepard man, we will fry his hart
and eat it this from your friend J J
Il d don't be afraid we. are harmless
he did not kill James only wounded
him James will be all right in one
month Then Shepard will give up.
yours Truly.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-11-20
WINTER APPLES.

We have just received a car load
of choice hand picked apples direct
from Michigan. These apples are
of the best varieties and were selec-
ted by experienced packers, with a
view ofpleasing the purchaser; and
in every way are desirable fruit.
We ask those desiring apples to call
and examine our stock and select
the variety desired.
Mckay e Race.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-11-20
Delhi Items.

The farmers in this locality have fin
ishcd blowing and husking corn, and are
busy preparing for winter, fixing up sta
bles SC.
A. Y. FELTON, has added another i'm
provement to his farm in this town by
the erection of new dwelling house;
his tenant Mr.. McKalheer is busy thresh-
ing at present.
Mr.. George Stronach, town treasurer,
has built an addition to his residence
Perhaps it is vault for the safe keeping
of the town funds, but probably it is for
the keeping of some treasure, more valu-
able to him, than town moneys.
Mr.. Archie Stewart, in the adjoining
town of Swedes Forest, is busy building
a sheep house Is < 100 feet.
The new bridge across Ramsey creek
is completed and teams have been cross
ing for some days. 1t was much needed
as the old one has been closed up, it be-
ing considered unsafe for travel.
In reading over the election returns we
have come to the conclusion that mans
politically is not to be judged
by his size. A glance at the majority Of
A. L. Gale over his two large rivals will
convince all of the fact.
We have also another case in our mind,
in which medium sized man, with a
bottle, had more electioncering power,
than man few inches above the aver
age size. But what say you, was it the
man or the bottle which had the influ-
ence? We would venture to say that it
was the contents of the bottle.
QUILL.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-11-20

A special telegram from Bloomington
ILL.,, of the 18th inst, to the Chicago
Times says;
miss Belle, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Ryburn, was married to-day, to
Rev. Charles Dunn, of Redwood Falls,
Mimi, a graduate of Wesleyan universe
ty, class of 1878. Miss Ryburn is very
elegant and accomplished lady, graduate
of Wesleyan, and daughter of one of the
wealthiest farmers of Mclean county.
The wedding occurred at the summer
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Byburn, near
Hayworth, this county, at IL noon.
The bridal party arrived here safely on
Saturday evening last and were warmly
welcomed by many of our citizens at the
NJ. E. Parsonage.
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ARRIVALS AT THE COMMERCIAL
HOUSE.

J. 8. Eaton, ]. H. Phillips, Chauncey
Warner. James Kennedy, c. H. Howman,
Frank N. Peterson, NJ. A. Hecgard, B..
Lichstern, James A. Brants, Chicago;
James Babcock, Max Washaner, Milwau-
kee; B. F. Sausser. s. Sausser, Philadel-
phia; G. Presman, Prairie du Chen; NJ.
Frankie, NJ. Contain, Fred J. Rahuer, H.
Hassenwinkle, st. Paul: John Lind, II.
Dressler. F. Berg. John Besmahn, New
Ulm; Fred Tillman, Geo. Armstrong, La
Crosse; A. p. Child, Blue Earth City; VIM.
Oerline. J. A. Lindell, s. w. Hamilton,
N. Newell, s. F.. Sherwood, Winona; NJ.
Hack, Rochester. n. Y.
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Trees forSaIe.

A large lot of young cottonwood
trees for sale at the rate $3.50 pei
thousand. They can be had either
at my place OH the Minnesota rive,
bottom, seven miles northeast OF
Redwood Falls, or I will fill orders
to be delivered in the village with.
out extra charge. The trees are
very fine.
John Ilett.
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ARRIVALS AT THE EXCHANGE
HOTEL.

B. Quick. Chicago; William Mead, Gin
cinnati; w. II. McCollom, James T.
Brand, Minneapolis; Archie Hackley.
Candy; +. 7. Mix, st. Paul; w. H. Kelly
Owatonna; j. b. Sackett, Mrs. Phelps
St. Peter; Robert w. Coleman, VIM. Nc
Gowan, Peter Berndgen, Beaver Falls III
Daniels, Olivia; Frank Hanline, Mankato
Frank Hills, Oregon, Ills.
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Church Directory.

pHrsnyTERIAN.-Rev. G. u. Marsh Pastor.
Services every sabbath at l0is O'clock A; NJ.
and at -. O'Clock L. NJ. Sabbath school ut
Il O. clock NJ.
Msrunp1sr.-Rev c. S. II. Dunn. Pastor. Ser
vic, every SABBATH at 1o,s A. NJ, and "a
NJ Sabbath school every Sabbath, at "a I n.
CurISTIAN-Elder. 4 T. Frost, Pastor. Ser
vices every Lorts,lay. ut lO!. A. NJ. ana ga
Pm. Sunday School IL 7. Nj.
EpIscopAL.-Henry ]. Gurr Deacon. Divine
Services the End 4th and 9Th Sundays IN the
month at 1880 a. NJ, and 500 p. M.
Sunday school every Lords day at $3.50 p m.
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WRITING SCHOOL Mr.. A. L. Pearson
will open school for instruction in plain
and ornamental penmanship in one of the
schools rooms in this place, during the
first week of December. AS quite num-
Der of our young folks intend joining the
class his prospects for success are very
encouraging. Mr.. Pearson's specimens
of penmanship on exhibition at the coun-
ty fair showed that he understands how to
handle pen skilfully, and his recommen-
dations from other places where he has
taught, will satisfy anyone that he is well
qualified to manage school of this kind.
The best of order will always be preserved.
Terms $500 for twenty lessons.