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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-11-06

POSITIVE REscLTs There are numer-
Gus remedies that cure some times and be.
come trusted as useful, but none hare
ever proved so efectual cured 90 many
and such remarkable csses-as DR.. Ayers
medicines.
The Cherry Pectoral has restored great
numbers Of patients who were believed
to be hopelessly affected with consump-
ton.
Ague Cure breaks up chills and fever
quickly and surely.
Ayers Compound Extract of Sarsapa-
rilla eradicates scrofula and impurities of
the blood, cleanses the system and re-
stores it to vigorous health. By its time
ly use many troublesome disorders that
cause q decline Of health are expelled or
cured.
Ayers PILE and their effects are too
well known everywhere to require any
commentator from US here.-Scranton
Pa.) Times.
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ARRIVALS AT THE COMMERCIAL
HOUSE.

J. p Lyman, d. A. Daniels, J. NJ. Di.
ment. Fl. H. Byington. ]. 8. Eaton, B. F.
Horton. F. L. Scott. Chicago; H. A.
Barnes, Milwaukee; E. P. Sanborn, w.
NJ. Cleveland, J. H. Larkin, ]. N Con
way, St. Paul; D. J. Sheffield. Brookville
Thomas Hughes. New York; 8. McMas.
ter, Rochester, n. T.; VIM. Berry, Still.
water: Elm0r Rector, Edward Rector,
Harvard. ILL.,; ]. L. Thompson and wife,
Hastings; VIM. H. Reuss. T. B. Newell,
p. J. Weed, Winona; Chas. Zuirath. E.
L. Beatty, II. Brown, J. V. Daniels, San.
ford Green, wife and children, Roches-
ter; Thomas Hughes, London, Engla I'd
Fl. Hundredmark La Crosse.
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ARRIVALS AT THE EXCHANGE
HOTEL.

]. W. Spriesterback, St. Paul; Chas w.
Hartman, Milwaukee; A. J. Alley, Fond
du-Lac; VIM. c. Corbet, Minneapolis; T.
B. Lindsey, D. A. Daniels. Rochester; J.
w. Lynn, c. F. Persons. c. H. Brown
and wife, A. j. Warren. Marshall; John
Thompson. Wilkesbarre. Pa; ]. A. Nc
Cornell. E. NJ. Broughton, Waseca; VIM.
Adams, Manterville; r. J. Lewis and
wife. Montevideo; j. w. Burhanse, Birch
Coolie; D. c. Byme, La Crosse: John
Anderson, NJ. NJ. Madigan. Lamberton;
A. A. Adams, Morgan; j. W. Seaman. J.
D. Watt. Santiago: s. Lampshtr and
wife, Mrs. Smith, NJ. Sands. H. Batche-
lor. Renville; l.. j. johnson. Eldswold.
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buy it at the great prices chaxged
for Cyclopedias heretofore pub1ishsd
in this country, none. ef which equal
this in the amount Of matter given.
Volume three will b. ready early. IN
November and the remaining vol
umes will appear about two each
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Church Directory.

PRssBYrrRIAN.-RevG G. d. Marsh, Pastor.
Services every Sabbath at 10h O'Clock A. n.
and at ~ O'Clock P. NJ. Sabbath school at
IL O'Clock N.
xsrBop1sr.-Rev. c. S. H. Dunn, Pastor. Ser
vics every SABBATH at 10h A. NJ, and u =.
NJ. Sabbath school every Sabbath, at ~ n.
cHRIsrIAN.-Elder. A p. Frost, Pastor. Ser
vices every Iordsday. at 101 A. n. and 81
P. NJ. Sunday School 1h p. N.
KPlscoPAL.-Henry ]. Gurr Deacon. Divine
Services the 2nd, 18th and 5th Sundays in the
month ut 1880 a. m, and 800 p. m.
Sunday School every Lords day At $50 p. m.
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MzSS,L. ". LONG,
-,,s .......,. DEALER IN
MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS.
-:.s'@ os~'Sta6d e. stfssits Redwood Co. Bank
tsdes Of Redwood and vicinity that
an en- e1ell1ea = Saeaa large and select line Of
> 11111104y Goods,
Of Fperom the cheapest verv finest imported
Olh Fancy Fsthe Silks Veyet Ornaments Ribbons Satin
1i's1 Yss7''|tr f tl.G Eef n is.
Felt Hats and Bonnets, II
Anddk Vii ny Millinery have the
Fancy Goods
To BE- consisting woseds German town
Ysn Canvas Worsted Floss Patterns Gloves Hosiery
StocfaG Spppp9e Legn Coaets the
and Of al kinds Towels Toilet Soaps Perumery Sta
wor.ted Jackets Ladie. Vest. and Pants and in
fact every thing 70 M found Millinery and Fancy Goods
-
With The increased facilities that my present position Affords
shall Be better enabled t. offer satisfactory Inducements
and and cordially solicit in the
Or yod have kindly given me in the
i = se. ~. = = - .a'. MISS L. w. LONG,
Redwood Falls MINI.
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A bay mare eolt With ,t.SI, ~
head, right hip lower than the Other,
came to the premises Of the subscr
Der, three miles east Of Redwoo
Falls, on the first of October, 1879.
The owner is requested to prove
property, pay charges and take hen
away. =
Henry Soltan.
:. >, 80: Oct, 25tht 1874.
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n. n. BEN 4 CO.. Furniture Store.

H. N. Bell q Co.'S furniture store, Of
this place, 10 one Of the institutions Of
south western Minnesota. It is not gen.
orally known what large and varied as
sortment of goods peculiar to his line he
has on hand. Their rooms are on the cor
ner of Jefferson and Second Sts., and are
in two story building. in size so ( % #.
Their large trade compels them to watch
the market closely that he may take every
advantage Of fall in the price Of furni-
turs for the benefit Of their customers.
That they have done 10. win be seen when
the reader understands Whist their rates
are. For instance they have double walnut
chamber suits from $3.50 to @25.; walnut
chamber suits from 80. to g.; chairs Of
all grades from $3.50 to @a1. per set;
rocking chairs from rs CT to ST.; extern
sion tables from 81. 70 $50 per foot;
walnut bureaus from so. TO $85 Centre
tables from $3.50 to SIS; flower stands
from 81. to g.; carpet couches, double
and single, from SO. to $25.; breakfast
tables, soft wood $751; 90, oak S.; mirrors
from .85 cts to SO; wall pockets. side
and corner brackets. 10 cts and upwards
window shades of all kinds. at prices "a
suit the times; large stock Of notices,
pictures, picture frames and moulding,
1t very reasonable rates; spring beds,
from common slat to . woven wire, the
best manufactured; wan protector. o..
the universal price; safes, both tin and
wire; ONCE desks and book cases; organ
and piano stools; clothes bars, t1.26
feathers. only the best live geese. ct &
cts, prices liable to rise; mattresses Of q
grades, which were bought before the re
cent rise and can be sold for much len
money than those bought since.
j Messrs Bell q Co. have also . full lin
Of collins which they win trim on II
shortest notice.
il an who wish 70 buy furniture wiA 6n'
l Il to their interest 70 examine their stock
What they have not can resdfly be crdere'
and what they have win be sold at price
that can not be beaten IN any market.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-11-06

Full cream and uncolored cheese
is always the best.
Call on us for some nice New Or
leans Molasses.
Don't forget that we are we'll
equipped with a full line of Gloves
and mittens.
Sugars got excited last week and
took step higher.
Now that cold weather is coming,
don't forget pair of Halls husking-
gloves.
We shall pay the highest price for
choice butter at all times. -
Use only the Favorite soap. Ask
US for it.
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MASONIC ANTIQUITY LODGE No. 81, A. F. &
A. M-Rcgllar meetings on the 1st ard I'd
Wednesdays in each month. at ~ o'clock r.
n. E. A. CHANDLER, Sec.
REDWOOD r. A. Chapter U. D, Stated Convo-
cations the End and 4th Fridays of each
month.
e. A. CHANDLER, WE. DICKINsON:
Sec. h. r.
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Library q Universal Knowledge.


Volume two Of this very excellent,
aud from an economical point of
view, extraordinary work, J is issued
October 95th. Its 7se neatly printed
and we'll bound pages contain .
wealth Of knowledge, covered by the
alphabet between the words Arun-
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say, was never before procurable for
the triAing sum Of 80 centsl The
20 vols. complete, containing over
&, 900 distinct articles, and nearly
he many more incidentally mention
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are sufficient Of themselves 70 afford
ID liberal education to any one Of
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Into the hands Of hundreds II thous
ands Of those whose love of know
ledge has exceeded their power to
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-11-06
MAR RED,

On the 1st inst. at Redwood Falls. by
Judge Bowers, james johnson to Miss
Mary Christinson, both Of Brookville.
this county.
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About 8 week ago. - John Laad5 u.
coming home from Redwood Yal1S. q

About . week ago. - John Landy WA
coming home from Redwood Ys1S. q
tramp jumped into his wagon and Dc:
manded his money or his fife, In reply
Mr.. Landy knocked the tramp down and
jumped on him and held him until his
brother-in-law, who was . little ways
ahead. could come to his cid. Thsy
brought the tramp to this plsce aid IL
was put in Jail over Sunday. 1ondeY
morning he was tsken 70 Redwood 10 6e
tried. as the o1fense was committed IN
Redwood county. The county attorney.
refused to prosecute. giving ia isajoa
that It would cost the county nearly 600.
Fine sense of justice that His tlsmp.
ship is now at large, ready to rob en3ther
man if he gets hard up. "'.~, -''-'A s-.s
Beaver Falls correspondent i.s
Granite Falls Journal.
The Journal, through its corrfissipcn:
dent, has been made to circulate fsE
ment in which there is no truth MhSf.
ever, except that Landy brutally bSssh
man who was riding with him. ~ Els
wagon. What occurred in the wagon no
body knows but Landy. for the mah
whom he charged with this assault on him
was 50 drunk that he recollects nothing
about what happened. No. qpe here viz
knows Landy's. victim believer .tHat ke
would attack anybody sober or drunk.
We saw what Landy make oath to before
Justice Flynn Of this .plece. andsAAels
wss not enough in it to Justify the mag:
istrate in saying that LandEAsd even
been assaulted. Obscure the eaae was
dismissed BY Jutics;Nynn0A w. BY
Justice Chapman, TO- whom .1andy,also
went. Not satisfied with ::tAis. :. LAndI
after he found' he had mo case'iD.lsE d.
laanded ten dollars Of the:naHw whom u
maenihed into highway robber when y
was 20 drunk he could scarcely wslk, 70
settle the case; 80 far o. the C2uney
Attorney was concerned hehad no;niote
to do with the dfsposisioa"of 'tat else
than the editor Of the Journal. s'T:'-'s
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-11-06

Use Eureka Lotion for CALLED should
ers. backs, necks and creased heels on
horses. For sale at Doaner & O'IIara's
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A single week 10 often the limit; II .
case Of child,s HE io,ofsea
ended BY one hour Of crpuny !TneaaAa',
EcLECTR1c OIL has been knowD.t to cure .
cough in - or -: houlp.. Nak& these.
facts into cU.sidessties,s and bear in
mind also this medicine remedies, sores,
pain, stiffasss. and variety Of other
troubles. mentioned IN sdversises9e4ti.
a1otker column .as y. . ps.. !
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NOTICE.

Sickle d 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 q Wiltshire. :,
Oct 22d 1879,
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When your horses have coughs, colds.
and quinsy give them Golden Tonic. For
sale at Dobner & O'Hara's.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-11-06

Notice Of D11o0autt0n.
Notice is hereby given that the
partnership heretofore existing I'm
der the firm name Of Crouley Bros.
has, this date, been dissolved, BY
mutual consent.
All liabilities of the firm will be
assumed by VIM. Crouley, to whom
all accounts must be paid within 80
days.
WV. CROuLHY.
GEO. CRouLEY.
Oct. goth 1879.
We heartily thank the public for
the patronage extended to rs in the
past, which has enabled us to pros
rer in business, and solicit q contin-
uance of the same to VIM. Crouley,
who will remain in the grocery trsde
At the old stand.
CRouLEY Bios.
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NOTICES. =! p :. :.

H0JS0e' w. 49, :
An parties who are indebted. 80 y. 81
Binder wire and other caea ~Eoeds.; M
please baar in mind thst ~. n 5mYcA
psessxnser4e call :and pay ur. tAakA =
to wait sad b. Auned :by-rv .:sPSelss
call at once without fsil and oh,iee. -:
j l.: You're Rest ..4.r=: .:::.s ,.t~:.:
...;s:s,. .,..:5 ~, Laird AeDomhlee:; :.
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LOST. :.
A Setter Dog, seven months Old
color lemon and white. Answers -
the name of Don. A saitab)oreWaS6
Wilt be paid for hi return ss ).
II. SIMMONS,
-. .Redwod. Falla MIN.
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POST.OEEICE.

REDWOOD FALLS, MINI, JAN. 1878.
OFFICE HovRs.-For delivery Of mail and sale
Of stamps from 100 A. NJ. 10 $50 P. M
week days On Sundays, from II NJ. to p.
".
Money or,!e- and Register Letter Depart.
mont ,,n~f II a ". tosP NJ.
N,-rcf - US. ~ 90 ~ q. P NJ,
pS.- WATSON. p. NJ.
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.
Fresh sAriosa Coffee this veek.
.--,Lis --Ae
Dried cherries, this week, xt1sS2A
price. .,- 10y: y
Next Tuesday and ye anxious can.
didates will be, lively, -. .. .~.. !.
New bonelstss; : codhish ,this week ;fi
Try it. =. ..~s-:.': .-::s :za
Winter apples soon.'" ;:s''':'.;'''
= 1872 ..'Y'.
We have received . choice article
Of oat meal prepared by; the new
process. .:...
Choice raisins in boxes Of FIVE lbs
each. ''':-'. s',:, :ss. 81
':..'. -. !,:,,.
- ~. >: IL ,:.s' ,...
:" Z: .:'ss L.; ise.s AOs
-" ''ii.ah Il sis~ aH;,es:,
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THE,GAZETTE.
THURSDAY, NOV. 9th 1870.
Officers or Red Y oOd Cowuty.

Officers 0r Red " o0t County.
3Ia1e VI P-obatc.-J II. BOWERS.
Cle!k IT Cmt.--W. VI. HAWK.
Sheriff.. z. WV;TENORE.
Co~nner,-R W. VOYT.
Au.iitor,-I. N. VAN SCHAACK.
Tceasurcr.--A. TOWER.
Register 1T y ,eds,-J. u. ROBINSON.
SURVEYOR. TIBBETTS.
Attaruay,-M. E. POWELL.
Court C ,-nmiscinner.-S. s. SICKLE.
Sup't Of SchOols.-M. NJ. VI ADI9AN.
County Commissione~s.-F.V v. HOTCHKISS,
Chm. r. SCHANDERA. c. PORTER, O. b.
TCHREI.L' A. STEWART.
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Services in the N. E. Church next Sab
bath morning AID evening. as usual. by
Rev. J. NJ. Thursto,. who will oficiate
in the absence Of the Pastor.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-01-23

From the Atlanta Constitution.
"I,'s mighty cole wedder." said Brcr
John Henry.
Cole" exclaimed Uncle Remus. hit
got pas, cole on de quarter stretch. You
oughter come 10 my house nigh. 70 LA.
Den you d a foun' me live and kiekin'.
How sor'
We'll, I tell you, Brcr John Henry. de
cole .yuz 80 light da. ihunk Ia make
a raid on Marse Johns Single pile. an
out goes an totes IN whole aTniipi.
Den gifts under de kiyer and tells my ole
oman fer ter lay 'e,n onto me like she was
rooifin' a house. Blmety she cra~l- IN an
de shingles W a, she put on her side fer ter
kiver wild. day all drop Of on de flo. Den
up ] get an piles EN- on agin. an wen
giis in ted my shingles drap Of. an dat's
lie way il wuz de whole slessid night. fus
IL was me up an d- ole oman. and II
KEEP Us pox full VAIN. too. dat kinder ga
ercise. On. You ough,er drapp-d roun
bout dat time. Brer John Henry. You'd
a heerd sho' nua diseu..ion,
"You don I tell me. Brer Rsmus
MY ole oman say de- devil wouldn't
foun' a ripper Niger, II he ~er ter Sour de
country. frrm ferginny 10 de Alai,am'
Whereat the good-humorcd old dArtey
went shutting down the street. singing
Dr Big Bethel church. de Bag Bethel church.
Dey done put ole Satan behind 'eni
~ . sinner gets la>' FUN enny sddsr church,
Dc Big Bethel church gill Ind en-
HIT xp.d % h. be deere, an bits s-es, b.
dsre.
Wild de s,.tefn' ell around you
A .hAkin' dem shscklr. Ct mercy an lsrs
wharwid dc L,rd !. bDapd y.u.
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FROM THE STATE CAPITOL.

Senate, 1.-THE Senate met at II
o'clock Lieut. Gov. l. Z. CmPhrey N the
presidents chair The roll was called ane NE
Eve new member. SparKecn. rum Necses.
Finch. from OsaGe and Waahaunsce. Henry
from Dickinsou, Riley and Davis. bradhary-
of Miami. and Slusa, Of Sedgwick. took the
cath Of ofhce by Chief Justice Horton-
After rcce-s The Senate elected I'd. X smith.
Of Lam Sereeantat-arms and Sarickier. OF
Davia as.istant secretary. The prrsident ap-
pointed . committee on memorial cercmonics
in memory Of senator o. H. Sheldoa- OF o.Ass.
and adjourned until tc-morrow ~ O'CLOCK
Hs..~.-The House met at II O'Clock m. and
w.. called 20 order by Secretary Il State smith
Ex-Secresary Cavanaugh called the roll by dis
TN It's and the memberz came fcrwa:d IN eisAs-
60 Of fifteen and took the cath Of once admin
istered by Associate Justice Valentine
DIR. Hodge Of Dickinson. vaa theu ei, csed
Temporary speaker by acclAsation and Oil
more and BlAckman Temporary clerks ~ &C
clamation. after which the House Adjeurrsd :"
2;D r. m.
On Resembling Mr.. Miller nominated Jcan
N. Price. Of Atchison. for speaker, Mr.. lrSssc
nominated Sidney Clark. Nj. Manning nom'-
mated W. K Rddle. Ard Mr.. Waite. at fA~nee.
nominated Gen Bull
The roll was called and resulted IN the cleo
ton Of Mr.. Cla1k. The following u the vote;
Clark u. Biddls -, Bull y. Pricc ~.
Bishop2
Writ Walton and Dave smmeis we're 'nsn
placed IN nominafion Tor cniei eisss sne su
roll being called, walton received ~ scss. sna
kmmert ~ The nr~t naies TOT sssissAns eHN
| resulted; Wyn.ns OF MAMMAL 20, I'A as
OF Barson, "a; Cochran. OF "senias'n.
Mo"d~oitn: OF Cner"k~, ~. eess'n NJ 49,
wynant. co. Evans, s1i e"Snssh' 80,
worth tsing ~itnafa~n- Tue ""us'
)oufntd-
| Senate, 1.-THE Senate, not being iuiiS
orranixed had little Ia do bat 10 attend Ia -
/ few rumor detaiis. resolution w.s passed
| re-oryanisiny the standing committees Ma.-
ter short whose father was mastered by the
Indians last summer. was elected page.
l u..sJ A. H.hh.,,a ~. elected toar,.sl
| IL .na Nj. M. Ch--nrx "a. unan,mou.-
| L. .,.r,.J e,vy,,-.,n, clrrh after ~h,cn the
o,v,n,,,,,.n ~ The Honsc VA. completed by
| .lsrt;,, The f,ll,xin, oftceru. Mics Emma
\ -, 20 T,,.L. 20, enrolling clerk over
NJ, Mel .uyhl;n ~ P.ola. Mr.. O. Y. Wrestling.
| AZ s.lin.' Tor docket clerk; Rev. W. Eckie.. Of
Rice, for chspiain' VIM. h,sy,n. .. Lep s,,.e
| Tor setseAh.-stafms. oeu- = " $3.50
| Tor AssiStant seigesntms' .Sul
o, UtH~A. aot Ae c. sna 81 49, 80
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yruo M r>sssrs. os.r<v ysvsA.

Yrac Ne i>,ssrss Ca<nv sarvsAa.
The venerable Lserfla Mott who soand-
I'd the sr-s bias, for wornsn's nights forty
year, ago a; Rochester. y. T.. - sighiy-.lI
year old to-day. and .he is ssill an active
worker IN her favorite case On the Eth
dag II lat month the cd Lady delivered
an addrs. before the Pennsylvania Pe1ce
sociesy. and ~zs uaznsnossly elected
Pr-siden. II the so.sesy for the ~ns7Ins
year. She offered rr-ois.5oa esdlrrsnz
Minister welsh foT''his l4s<r. IN t~izis
q or1cilizss0ns II drAc5l;iss a. esIsos-a IN
b.. .so1esssal esoTt. 70 lIisrxis rrl-aBsr.
ubo>e Epczroerztson us> political .s5 iss-
ding 10 e.,rAngc nz.s0s@sI'Sss- LscnsfaA
MOI is es,ss;.scrBs<ss Tnss.sts ~ th> w
tally impaired W a ~. 81 jsd,cssss asA
onr.1ni.fing rsepsAi activity
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-01-23

yr<. ~ - cas- r-r<s-
An 20 you vxss " bear ls,s>s sr-
Yex's sosy zoe a cent? rrasasfsd Srzsa-
sx,hes Iles.hinxse 70 IN eaiIar>n y-s'>f.
day evening.
'-y.ry -sii. Tia, ,susy q ). . psssty
Istis sssry u rxssrzl pA~sSnsssz. 40 50
.r--zk. 50 ih~ f~-nzis A~sy AArt zassas
,hs yesr sssh,>-s hzsdss-i an froz< -
S-xs6. ~tes .~s szy "a festive frrssh.
-~xrsr noAsss<r ,iasSss sh<s a.~sFss
vs. ..Aaas<or hirs-sf. ~hs vss onpt<sa
rssrzsy a Eszs>. ] .1s <oss-ssssa vssA =
= sshsonzlsr yosss A>aY-<s vhes. : ass
r.sassJszs a ~r-J ,EG.< ] hns a y.sss
rs.sh~r sb~-~ Ven s.si os< sSs
Years sighs sss. fxir srrxsssr 1~sr~d
thSt sasf vss ns.ksns IL xss~zrz=ss ca
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of the residents of the township. of twenty -one
Year, of age and over, both male and female
in which such dramshop. tavern. or grocery IL
to be kept: or if the same is to be kept in any
incorporated city or town. then to the city
council thereof petition signed BY . majority
of the residents of the ward, of twenty-one
years of age and over. both male and female,
in which said dramshop tavern. or grocery is
to be kept. recommending such person - .
fit person To keep the same. and requesting
that . license be granted to him for such pur-
pose: Proriaie,i. That the corporate authorities
Of cities of the first and second class may by
ordinance dispense with petition mentioned in
this section"
And earnestly recommend that said section be
amended by striking out the proviso therein
contained. and requiring the party desiring .
license under said section to publish his petit
ton. with the names of the signers thereto. in
some newspaper printed and of general circula-
ton in the town. city or township in which he de
sires to obtain such license; OF. in case no news
paper is 50 published. then in some newspaper
published IN the county and Of general circu
lation therein. at least thirty days before max
ing such application;-and thus place all the
cities. towns and townships in the State. irres-
pcctive Of the particular class to which they
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Surrey and rapidly the Chinese are IA
,ruding into every line Of busIness her-fo-
fore followed exclusively by whites. The
latest inciden. occurred IN the Board a
Underwriters a f.. day. ago. The Board
vas electing lot q insurance broker.
PAren;betieAIly j; may he stated that i q
= rule Of the Board that no insuraDce oozs-
J.zny can pay commissions 20 any Te-oa
Tor 6ussn-ss obtained snlexs that Y~-~on
ha. t.ea regularly elected by the Board
There was large nsmb>r Of Applicant
on tie list, za3 zf8oag sben v-re sve
chInzInan- To the ssrprss> a ;bose sho
think tia; Ansrsezn esfsbrns arr % b> ps--
f-rr-d a. basIn-~s agents 20 the ChIn---.
one IL the Chlnzln~n vzs ea>ss<-t. ufiie
several White men q good busne-< sf<Dd-
ing and character we're hsekhaIles. The
Chinzmzn's nxase u WAb ke~- Jse affair
has crsztsa nscA cnzsssosioz IN The Board.
and !: !, not snliseiy the sesses n. b
seceassSSe<i.