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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-27

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TAX.PAY--
IN ERs.-To all city and school Tax ahpas as.,
Noyemter I. 1879, there Will be added D per eeLs.
os,thcir AMOUNT aud EN- persons who Saye paid tne
arst hall ofy,hsir taxes faung ia pay tha Tar
win lose the per cent, fssase on san mho "a All
bii, usnaid In half, or tr Whole on os before no"
yer,s,er 40, 1879, ther.e viii DC added per Ssn!.
Seaoeh ''' +. ". BRONAUGH: JH..
90 a1.tNoyl treasurer, Manchester,
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RELIEF OF INFLAMMATION AND ULCERA-
TON OF THE BLADDER, AFTER THE
LIFE OF THE PATIENT HAD BEEN
DESPAIRED OF BY HIS MEDI-
= n

Extract from letter Of DR.. T. b. Greer, Of Rocky
Mount franklin county, Va, OF June 3, 1861
IL have recently had occasion TO Try the Lithia
Wafer In case OF Inflammation and liberation
of the Bladder caused by The retention of urine The
result OF structure of twenty years. standing had
exhausted all the resources both of experience and
authority. without re.ief. and when my patient
commenced the use Of 1t had no hope of his reCoy-
cry. He has been using the water five weeks, with
re. us 50 favorable that he now has every prospect
OF mpete recovery, and without some eXpcccd
change In his condition. will he OH his feet In short
time. The effects of the WAFER in this ease have
been marye Ous For the sake OF humanity shall
keep record OF the case, aud report 10 you 1t adj
vances.n
In 4 subsequent communication, DR.. Greer, re-
ferrirg TO The above case says:
- In The case of Inflammation and liberation OF
the Bladder heretofore reported. the patient recov-
cred. and | attribute the recovery entirely 10 the
Lilha Water"
These WATERS. in cases of one dozen half-gal-
Ion buttes. 80 per ut the Springs. and OF PUR-
CELL. LADD & CO.. Richmond, Va, 50 50 per
case. Pamphlet sent 10 any address.
THOMAS +. GOODE, Proprietor
oc l.2taw6w Buffalo Liha Springs, Va.
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DIR. NJ. SCHWAB,

DIR. NJ. SCHWAB,
THE CELEBRATED UCULIST.
FROM THE TRENTON EYE INFIRMARY OF NEW
JERSEY, ..f ...
has TO this city 10 improve his health. During
his stay can be consulted professionally at bis office
al Fnrd's Hotel.
DIR. SCHwAB has qualified himself as an oculis
In the best institutions of France and Germany. and
has had practical experience Of twenty years. He
eau upon first inspection adapt the glasses most ap-
proprae 10 restore the vision 10 Its original vigor
and cure all the varionS diseases Of the eye.
Dr. SCUwAB'S GLASSES are all manufactured
under his own suDeI vision from The purest German
crystal and natural stone, and lie guarantees no
only the preservation but also the Improvement
the sight.
An opportunity is presented to all person 8
afflicted with any deficiency of vt.ion to obtain im-
mediate relief by consulting the Doctor.
Office hours from. 4. N. TO l2 NJ, and from
2 to . r. VI. Consultation free OF charge.
DC ID I'm
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ROOTS. SHOES. re.


aid LADIES' BROAD >NA
~ BOTTOM FLAT-IlEEL SHOES, In -
kid and morocco, to lace. and In COS6RESS
CATERS; ..
OLD GENTLEMEN's BROAD.BOTTOM FLAT
HEEL. TIES and CONGRESS GATHERS;
BOYS, MISSES, and CHILDREN'S sCHooL-
SHOES TO lit the hroadest and the narro"es
feet;
All the new styles in SANDALS ana ShlfREno-
plain heels and Louls Nv. heels:
The best line OF GENTLEAEN's GfllEkS ana
ENGLISH WALKlNG-SHOEsl have ever hao
ut So, $3.50. II, and 80;
TpIrNKS, VALISES, SATCHELS, BAGS, &C.
big stock low-t.Owu prices. D. 4 GRlGG'
o.1e Tenth and Main.
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Inspa sior yan A 4 d So ! F F !,

PETERSBURG, October 25.-In an inter-
view with j. Fl. Van Anken, tobacco In.
sspector here, this afternoon, be- said be In.
tended to use every effoTt to. ferret, out the
antb0riDf the letter recently promulgated
tdthe effect that lie was advocating the re-
pidIation Oh the State debt. He thinks the
nuthor OF the letter is n Readiuster, and
says The Reztii flsters are 30 vile that they
would have others be IS bad as they. s.5y
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COURTS; City OF Richmond, State and Federal,
and the County and Circuit Courts of Goochland
and Louisa counties. M&Th2mk
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IS BURFaE0 EITEFrA WATER.
BUFFALO .LITHIA W ATERs 81 ss,i
AFFECTIONS or iii KIDNEYS AsD
stf - 2 HI kDisER. litt
~. DIABETES Bo3 Seiss
nyxDIrrrUpcy Sfrr frnr11

9tsEg EAEt IT, DIABETES Bp3 f1e3f5 * d
g.u.y - DIABETEs AELLITEa.sA 5lE s5
eAsh e B YAK T "a sRr ~ Rs ct
FExtract nom letter dated Griffin, Ga, March 8
co On lhe 18th day of April, 1871 was eafed u
her with decided FEVER distressing na.ss a. filsaia
PIE Eh1fst,a dry skin, very restless torpid bowels
WIZ extreme emacfa,lon and deslay. She wa.
gallons PR day. -lI.a-'- @
On examination / found It had the charac.
terfstic color and smell OF diatlettc urine Iyut,
Tro,nmer-se test Il Yielded abundant eysasnes of hs
prsssnee or glucose tdaoetic suparl. Ess Specific
xragity wa, found 10 be 1910. Under ,reaincnt
Ltltia Springs Of Virginia which place ssa vised
in the month OF Angus. when her toudiitonsssa so
much improved thar she returned home irthe ran
almost entirely tree from disease. She Is now
March 9, 1879 !ahoat year from the attacsl en-.
5o3fpR good health, lively. cheerrui, and riayah."
STONE a.7.~ 1as'-tt:-@.
CASE OF ME; G: WOLFE, OF POINT COT
~, POINT CoUPEE PARISH, LA April Q LISTS.
Ir. ThoTaos r Goode, Proprietor Buffalo Laasa
SDTLnQs,. Virginia: s-......s.f'' ts,-....--gf
TWO years ago began to suffer with n severe and
constant pain In my Kidneys, which was soon fo,,
lowed by violent aItscss, averaging about two q
week, causing sxergcatipg agony, from which wss
frequently relieved by the discharge of stone OF
from four 10 six grains In weight at other times
by The passage of smaller stnne, and someiime. by
o.
sought, but In vain. the best medical assistance
and as The result of This state Of things was re.
dnced TO snch condition that my medical advisers
told luef nkly that had nothing to hope from
remedies: that my condition was u hopeless one
and Looked to death alone for o termination Of a
miserable existence. MIR. }. l.. Lyons, druggist OF
New Orleans: about SIX months ago advised me 70
did. About week after | commenced the use of
1t had an attack of less thsn usual severity, in
which passed two small stones-one Of ,ohich
placed IN t.noIer Of the 1gat;r, and In a6oul
three hours found IL dissot$ed to, fine potcder
That gave me confidence, and determined 10 per.
severe In its use. i have had no attack whatever
since, nor has there been any discharge Of stone OF
sand. .. ..,r IT,. ..
The pain In my kidneys has entirely disappeared
my weight, which had been greatly reduced. have
fully reclaimed, and my general health has been en-
rely restored. livery cheerfully acknowledge my
Indebtedness 10 the Buffalo Liha Water for my lie
and the comfort which now enjoy.
Respectfully, G. WOLFE.
STATEMENT OF MR.. j. L. LYONS, WHOLE.
SALE DRUGGIST AND IMPORTER,
40 AND A. CORNER GRANyIER AND CANE
STREETS. NEW oRLEANS,LA.
NEW ORLEANS, La, April 8, 1878.
/ am personally cognizant of the trulhfulness o
the foregoing statement OF Mr.. c. Wolfe, who Il one
of our best citizens. j. L. LYONS.
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FURNITURE,

FURNITURE! FURNLTUREl-tM
E offer for safe 200 Suits Of Chamber Furnf. "a
lure In price from @23 10 $500, from the best sSs
mapv factories East aud West, also Of my own MAKE,
toge her with full upe or Parlor once, ana hlShen
/ Also Cobinct-Makers' Supplies of every descrip-
iion. viii duplicate Baltimore prices. rafa Gfn IN
AND warerooIas IA SO Main street near Eifteentn
treet. workshops: 1s, and 90 north srssn9'h
, street [.e27J WILLIAM DAfchoS.
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PROFESSIONAL

JACKSON GUY, .al ...,.-. ..
ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC,
No. 1914 MAIN STREET fCP.sTAyRs),
RICHMOND. VA.
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BOOKS. sTATsOyERy.l &c. :
LMANAGs.1 sso.-RANDoLPH &;


A l. M A n ACE .1S30.-RANDOLPH IL
q I ESGLls la, OFF, In a1Se quanttv-
VSkGt MIA, NORTH CAROLINA, And MA
i RaIkASD ALHASAO, for 1880. Price, &C.,
twslse Tor 4Os-, one hundred for 81. 80 .It ~
HAGERSTOWN All MANIAC for 1seG-arraneed
after ihs,'syasm of the German jcaIen0sfs.
Price, Sc. twelve for Soc, one hundred TOR 90
AL kind OF BOOKS aud STATIONERY can be-
had on tne best terms at 1902 and 1904 Mn1ns
H. "a AL sIt-ArIltoNEh1. 99F asts.s
BEAUTIFUL 1INksTAS Ds-eoma novelties tn.
EaCE NOTE-raPER and ENVELOPES, I'm pret-3
ty boxes also By The r. am or single Quire. s,r
HANDSOME p0tKET.BOOKS, PORTE-MON
NAlES. and PURSES. >, a. = - - 70,
GOLD PENS and 'PENCIL-CAsEs In great va
licty. = u II 2
RopGERs 4 SONS PocKErKNrvEs: PHO
ud dUGhAaSaiS arg ACtOGRAPh ALRUMs.
Books Of AR kinds: Bills OF Exchange, Drafts Ne
2otiable aud Plain Sotes, Gheck-Books on ali the
| city 6a INKS and other legal blanks. -,n..,I g7ET
oc Is: , WOODHOUSE & PARhAM.
|
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DETROLINE, FOR TIE HAIR-a pure
l. extract Of petroleum, by 4 recent aud new pro-
cess entirely deodorZed the best and only real
tural producer ana improver 81 hair. Sold by
DC J3 l.. WAGNER. Druggist.
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PRESERVE YOUR SIGHT 60
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atKEs3a. :lEl2sGafe Et.. go.


GOODMAN a. SHURTLEFF'S CO NJ
" PLETE STEAM ATONIZERS, Nasal DoucheS
Fountain Syringes, Siphon Syringes, Breast-Pumps
&c. l.. WAGNER. Druggist,
nc % Sixth and Broad streets.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-06-19

There is an advertisement in our col
umns to which we take much pleasure in
referring our readers, because we believe
in it and can conscientiously and heartily
recommend it. We refer to Halls Hair
Remover. We remember many cases in
our midst of old and middle aged people
who formerly wore grey hair, or whose
locks were thin and faded, but who now
have presentable head pieces, and with
no little pride announce to their heads
1t is pardonable pride, and the world
would be better off, if there was more of
it, for when the aged make themselves
attractive to others they are more certain
to win and retain the esteem and respect
to which burthen of well spent years
entities them. Try Halls Hair Remover
if age or disease has thinned or whitened
your locks and you will thank us for our
advice Pan-H Handle News, Welsbury
w. Va.
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All ordered work Promptly execte6
lat Bell's-Try them.

All ordered work Promptly exected
at Bell's-Try them.
At the meeting of the Directors Of tn,
Redwood County Agricultural Associa
ton, held on the 18th inst. there was &
better attendance than has been the cast
for years. Only three or four members
Of the board were absent
The meeting resolved to hold the an
nual Fair, this year, on the LIST, End ant
Sd days in October. The President was
authorized to appoint committee Of ar
Engagements five in number. The com
mittee has not yet been appointed.
An executive committee, consisting ci
John Garner, chm. c. Porter. Archibald
Stewart, f. G.. Shaver and Ernest Wan
dry, were elected, and the President, O.
A. Mason, and Secretary. S. S. Sickle,
We're, on motion, added to the commit
tee. A part of the duties Of this commit
tee will be to revise the premium list and
appoint the Judges and publish the same
The meeting showed that there is in
creased interest felt in the matter and
that the Fair will be taken hold of with
much mere energy and more general in
terest than ever before.
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Go to Bells for Every thing in the
Furniture line.

The first concrete cistern that we have
known to be constructed in this vicinity
has just been finished by Weymouth s
Son for Mr.. Chollar. Those who do not
know just what concrete cistern is like
would do well to examine it. There Is
no stone or brick used in its construction
and is the shape of jug. When thor
cnghiy dried it will be as hard as solid
rock and will stand if all the earth should
be taken from around it. Those who
have seen it regard it as most excellent
kind of a cistern. The cost is moderate,
we believe, forty-five cents per barrel.
The capacity of Mr.. Chollar's is one hun
dred :and ten barrels. A great many
persons are putting in cisterns this season
and, of course, wish good ones. We
think the clans of this kind worth con-
sidering
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A letter has been received, by Shaver
& Mcmillan, from E. Dillon & Co, max
ing inquiries in regard to Tacheau. The
letter states that they can show some of
the best sucking colts in the United
States. out of Tachcau. 1t will be re-
membered that the horse took the pre-
MUM last year at Minneapolis for the
best five colts. That was the best
display of blooded stock that has
ever been in the United States. 1t would
seem that Tacheau is one of the horses
that Dillon & Co. wish to follow up. The
reputation of their Stable depend on the
record their horses make and, thus for
Tacheau's stock is the best that has evel
been produced in this country.
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Leberal Donation.

Delhi, Mimi, June 18th 1879.
Mr.. EDIToR:-You are aware that some
persons are more liberal in DONATIONS te
their friends than others; but what opin
ion would you form of rich friend who
would donate you suit of cast-off cloth
ing with the provision that you would
wear them upon certain occasions to suit
the donation. Such are the terms upon
which the Hon. Board of County Com
missioners proposed to donate to the
Town of Delhi the bridge across Ramsey
Creek, which the town has been at the
expense of repairing, and is now ready to
fall to pieces.
The people of Delhi should certainly
feel thankful for such liberal offer. but
we understand that the majority are not
in favor of accepting it, therefore the
Board will be free to take future action
when they feel disposed.
Not wishing to occupy more of YOU
valuable space, subscribe,
Yours, &c,
Carr
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District Court.

The June term of the District Court
Judge Cox presiding, commenced OF
Tuesday.
The following named lawyers were ad
mitted, on motion. F. Morrill,, S. M
Davis, Robert Coleman and D. G. Wads
worth.
We noticed the following non-residen
Attorneys in attendance;
D.F. Weymouth, Marshall; C. r. Davis
St. Peter; B. F. Weber, New Ulm; D
Thorpe, Walnut Station; S. r. Miller ano
Robert Coleman, Beaver Falls,
The Petit jury was discharged on thu
opening day, there being no business re
quiring their services.
The Grand jury found indictments il
the following cases;
State VS.. Gormly-Larceny.
State VS. Hill-Larceny.
State VS. NJ. Offerman.-Assaultw with 8
deadly weapon.
Gormly plead guilt and was sentenced
to three months Imprisonment in the
Brown County Jail. He has already been
there several months, awaiting trial.
Hill did not put in an appearance-Bail
forfeited.
NJ. Offerman gave bonds, $500, for his
appearance at next term of court.
There was an effort made to procure in
dictments against some person for selling
liquor without license. The grand jury
appeared in court asking instructions as
to whether they could take cognizanee Of
the matter. Judg Cox instructed then
that they could not take cognizance Of
violations of Village ordinances. We un
derstand that he, also, advised them thai
they could not take cognizance of offcnse.
of that class committed within the Vii
lage.
The village liquor cases came up. They
were appeals from Justices Court OF
points of law. One of the cases agains
Lichtwark was argued by A. Wallin Esq
for the Appellant and by J. II. Bower
Esq. and Rev. S. NJ. Davis for the Village
The court has not yet rendered decis
ion.
The two cases against Offcrman wer'
submitted, the counsel being allowed
thirty days to furnish briefs.
The cases against Sheriff Whitemore
known as the Stoves cases, were ARGUED
by counsel and taken under advisemen
by the court.
| A number of appeals from Justice
Court were dismissed. We believe tina
the calender was cleared.
Court adjourned on Wednesday after
noon
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One ten of good
fresh butter want
ed.
ed.
New Lounges, just received by
John Jessup.

We call attention to the Adv ertisement
of the Jewell Nursery, Lake City. Mr.
Rigby, the general agent, is canvassing in
this section of Minnesota. There are q
number of our citizens in the village and
through the country, who know Mr.. Rig
ly and the nursery we'll and fully endorse
both. Mr.. R. offers considerable dis
count to persons purchasing in large
quantities and he sells trees that he
knows are adapted to our climate and
will do well. He has samples of the
kinds of apples and other fruit grown
that will speak for themselves.
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Church Directory.

PREspyrERrBS.-Rev. Henry A. Dodge, Pastor.
Services every SABBATH at II O'Clock A. NJ: and
ut ~ o'clock 2. NJ. Sabbath school at NJ o.
clock A. NJ.
MrrHoprsr.-Rev 8. NJ. Davis, Pastor. Ser
vices every SABBATH at l0,s 4. NJ, and "a T.
NJ. Sabbath school every Sabbath, at s's + NJ.
Currsr1AN.-Elder A. P. Frost. Pastor. Ser
vices every Lorisiay. at 10l. A. NJ. and 6ls
M. Sunday School lis p. NJ.
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A PARTY from Fairmont recently
dug into some of the mounds of West
ford township, Martin county, and
found the remains of two skeletons,
and, near by, a smooth, well formed
stone Ratchet, unique and nicely
moulded stone pipe and about two
dozen flint arrow heads.
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MASONIC-ANrrQrrrYL LODGE No. 81, A. F. &
A. M-Regular meetings on the LIST ard 3D.
Wednesdays in each month. at ~ O'Clock P.
NJ. E. A. CHANDLER, Sec.
RHpwocD r. A. Chapter Z. n. Stated Convo-
cations the 2nd and 4th Fridays of each
month.
e. A. CHANDLER, W. +. DICKINSON.
Sec, HI
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Remember that Rob't. Watson
represents the SINGER SOWING Ma.
CHINE COMPANY here. All others
claiming to sell the SINGER will
put off on you bogus counterfeit
Machine.
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Local News.
Mr.. Park Worden, of Minnesota Falls
was in Town on Monday

Mr.. Park Worden, of Minnesota Falls,
was in Town on Monday.
The next regular meeting of the Coun-
ty Board will be held July 2sth.
Mr.. VIM Crouley has commenced an
addition to his residence and will, also,
build barn.
Miss Lille Sewell went to Owatonna.
on Monday. where she will spend a few
weeks with relatives.
Charles Porter was in Town on Tues
day attending the meeting of the County
Agricultural Association.
Our village school will close tomorrow.
Mrs. CASTOR and Miss Chapman will give
a picnic for their scholars
Mrs. w. p. Tenncy started, this morn
ing. to Wabasha County and will spend a
month or so at her old home
Mr.. Ruter is making preparations to
build residence in Crouley's addition.
He has a delightful location.
4. L. Gale, of the Town of Gale, was
in Town this week, member of the
grand jury. Also, L. Bedal, Walnut Sta
ton.
The Campmeeting was not as largely
attended as former ones, owing to The
rains, but was very satisfactory to those
interested.
Birum has ordered the machinery for
his new flour Mill from a firm at Buffalo
N. Y. He regards their make as the best
in the country.
Mr.. Mark Howard purchased quarter
section about mile and half south of
Town for 81 400 He is breaking hun
dred acres on it.
The Court House grounds have been
moved and are beginning to present a
handsome appearance. The trees are
nearly all growing and thrifty.
Mr.. W. W. Kelly, of Lamberton, has
made his arrangements to settle in Red
wood Falls. He has rented the Seward
h ouse and will move early in July.
The Rev. E. Livermore, of St. Peter,
will hold services in the Episcopal
Church next Sunday at II o'clock in the
forenoon and o'clock in the evening
Mr.. Livermore will arrive here on Friday
evening.
CAMPMEETINa.-Ther will be Camp
meeting held at Lamberton, commencing
July 9Th. A general attendance of min
listers is expected. Ample preparations
will be made for accommodating all who
may attend.
Mr.. Watson has received a general as
sortment of the State School books,
which he sells at the regular state prices.
He has sufficient to meet the present
wants and will replenish on larger scale
before the fall term of School begins.
Mr.. David P. Bauder, of Michigan, has
purchased twenty feet, front, on Mill St.
from Mr.. Mckay, adjoining Mckay &
Races store, on which he win erect a
building for grocery and bakery. Mr..
Bauder has been in that line of business.
He expects to build at once.
Miss Pearson takes pleasure in &C.
knowledging her grateful appreciation OF
the many expressions of kind interes,
and sympathy as shown her BY the PEG.
pie of Redwood Falls during her recent
illness.
She has 80 far recovered as to be able te
resume her teaching of Vocal and Instru
mental Music, and can be consulted with
regard to terms &C., in the afternoon Of
each day, at her Music Rooms.
picture frame mouldings, very
handsome, just received by
S. T. Bunch.
A NIGHT OF FUN.
Breyer's celebrated Dramatic Company
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JEssuP has Oh the way, and will
receive in a few days, a lot of new
furniture, general observation-disclosures
very fine furniture.
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POST-OFFICE.

REDWOOD FALLS, MINI, JAN. 1878,
OrrrcE HoURs.-For delivery Of mail and sale
week days. On Sundays, from Il NJ, to r
NJ.
Money order and Register Letter Depart
ment open from 8 4. n. to6P NJ.
MAILS for the East close at 9: P. NJ.
ROBT. WATSON, P. NJ.
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Window Shades Of all kinds and
the best fixture in the world. a,
Bells.
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Genuine Seidenberg Key West
Cigars at =. 0. News Rooms.
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Now that we hare been to "Camp-
meeting" we feel better.
A new invoice of Arbuckle's Ario-
'sa Coffee "to-day."
One ton Of good fresh butter
wanted.
Call on us for Cracknells & Rifle
Nuts. They are just the thing for
tea.
Every thing in the canned fruit,
line and all first class.
We have the best imported Ash
ton Salt in bulk, for dairy purposes.
ssOur boys' appear quite at ''home"
in their new baseball suits.
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Picture framing q Specially, al
Bells.
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A NIGHT OF FUN.

Breyers celebrated Dramatic Company
are in Town and will render. this even
ing, the Hidden Hand" at Gordon's
Hall.
Last night the play was Rip Van Win.
kle. The house was crowded to its full.
Jest capacity and there seemed to be gen.
eral delight. The members of the com.
pany show experience and good training.
The piece. this evening is one of thcil
BEST and all who wish be entertained
should attend.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-06-19
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REDWOOD LODGE. No. IS meets every
Saturday night. at s O'Clock.
Brothers from distance are cordially inVlt'
cd to attend.
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