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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-29

Dir. FIELD REPLIEs.-Mr. Cyrus W. Field
has been expressing himself to New York
World reporter again about his differences
with Mr.. Tildeu In regard to the latter I'M
loading a part OF his elevated. railroad stock
during Mr.. FIELDS absence In Europe. lie
reiterated his contempt for Mr.. Tiiden,
saws suit will almost certainly be DrouSht
against him, and is Of The opinion that Dir.
Tilden is not man on whose word busl.
ness-roen can rely. Mr.. Field says be will
prepare statement which will be "full
and explicit reply to Mr.. Tllden's recent
alleged defence"
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A MONUMENT TO THE LATE GENERAL
WooL.-The remains of the late Major
General John Ellis Wool, OF Troy, n. Y.
will be marked by an American obelisk,
uuarried and carved in Maine. 1t is the
largest shaft ever transported any distance
in this country. 1t is OF gray granite, mea-
sures 8, 1874 cubic feet, and weighs 254 tons fin
ished. In rough it measured 1853 cubic feet
and weighed 1893 tons. After nearly two
wears of constant labor the work of quarry
ing, finishing, and making ready for trans
portation was completed two weeks ago.
The entire height of the monument will be
70 feet 7 inches-the shaft alone measuring
"a feet
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The Apostolic Fathers and the Apologists
of the Second Century. BY Rev. GEORGE
A. JACKSON. New York: D. APPLETON
r. Co f.s.s rt ! :. p -*
For sale by wooDHoUsE & PARHAM.
Younq Maugars. From the French Of
ANDRE THURIET, author OF s.Gerards
Marriage" .The Godson OF Marquis"
"The House, Of Two Barbels, )" &c. New
York: D. APPLETON & Co. ,.,..-. l.. 81,
For sale by Messrs. WooDHoUsE & PAR
ham. Ily! =! .s--:I.'' ~ -" "a '''%
The LONDON QUAKrERLY.-We have from
Messrs. WooDHoUsE & PARHAM, agents for
the American reprints Of the British period
icals, the London Quarterly for July.
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!; What = coarse demsgosue Is Senator FUL.
xeRscG, os Abingdont See the account OF
h;sl speech 10 Abingdon, in which be spoke
If DIR. CURRY as paying taxes in coupons,
and enjoying The shade Of the trees and the
cspers OF the squirrels and deer in the pub
lie grounds at public expense. The Doctor
made good use OF his indecencies. BE
showed that his assailant bad much advan-
tage in, .. deadheadism," and was exceed
iugly fond himself Of coming to Richmond
in winter and enjoying the trees and ami
mails in the Square, aud even his board, at
public expense. ..a- 1rs
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DEATHS.

Died, on Thursday evening. Il; hall, pas: IN
after \ short Illness. ROBERT JAMrS: red nike
OF Robert aud Thfresa kate hoz'-e"'
months xud twenty -one days c,pr
o, weep not dear parents Ihou2h RoSx :hr 30 yca
lie rests with your SaSi0uf-n sA
The sorrows of eartr with hin, are now ,nore:
He rests. sweety rr,'s on heaue tb,i heavenly nat
hs ms nss the song OF thrs little DsnI
BIS funeral WIN take p.ss fr SG g. r oT.
dra THIS ttridayl AfTE \; ~ ot,nly arc !r'!'ea
to attend. ncrS win please copy
Died. thursday 2s,h a,,@w , If g. g. and %,.
t n :. Lix.an ssed thirteen mo"'h' anu a .'.
~ Ere sin could bligh: or sorrow .rsI ,so''
Deaih came vii o RI. hte ss, .."n,,,eL.
And bade i. blossom there. ryy-
The funeral win t.ke place TILE, rnis
MING al 8 O'clock. from hss Iathe, the family ,'e
Mechs nicsyl Ic turn pike. friehds "
resnectfully invited 10 attend.
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There will be political meeting at h,"S
William Courthouse on Monday The 2-a ..
September (county-court day, warn 'Iv
following named gentlemen. in additi'" ~
the county canvasscrs, will be present Az: Az
address the people in favor Of me sew 49,.
ment OF the State debt Hon. John H. w.
rye. Hon. b. +. Bland, and Hon. l'oH'''
CroXton, r..- .....
Colonel Cameron says: II do not 'D'n"
was advertised ITO speak in SurrEI' 0G, " -
it was rot only without authority, vac ,.n
the face Of positive refusal "t''.'I 49,"
days since, in answer I" an ln'''a''on -,.
Major Billiard. And the reason OF ~ A.,
fusal was that bad previously pFoLIiH ,o,
Be at Amelia on the 2lth, ana e'"''
cover both points,"
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GRAYSON COUNTY. : f,r.r
ELECTION or DELEGATES TO TEE SENATORIAL
CoxvENTIoN-NEw COUNTY CoKKrrTEE-
THE x,CULL0CH COMPROMISE ENDORSED.
Correspondents OF the Richmond ;Dispatch.I
At meeting OF the Conservatives OF
Grayson county on Monday, August rs,
1873, Captain B.. &. BourD, former county
chairman, was chosen to preside over the
meeting, and W. V. Wilson aud Lafayette
Anderson were elected secretaries. -
:, The election Of delegates TO the Senate
rial Convention, which meets at Hillsvilie,
In Carroll county, was next in order, and
resulted as follows: ~.
wilson FowushipAC. Fl. Anderson, VII.
liam NJ. Baldwin, Alexander Bryant, Jerre
Loyelace, Firlden Young, Hardin Cox,
James Loving, Jr., NJ. B. Cox, and Calvin
Center.
EIk-Creek Township-John N. hale,
Samuel Cox, L. FL. Bryant, 4. NJ. Davis, E.
B. Osborn, A.. NJ. Dickinson. j. W. Hack
Ter, Preston B. Reeves, j. 81. Dlckey, WV.
Wilson, and Richmond q. Bourp. m
Oldtown Township-WillIam P. Waugh,
r. FL. Gentry, Andrew Carrico, Brunett
Rector, DR.. William Duphey, John Austin,
Fred. Anderson, Creed Carrico, Heustin
Higgins, and Lafayette Anderson.
The election OF County Committee was
next In order, and, on motion Of j. w.
Hacker, the following gentlemen were
chosen: ~
Wilson Township-Hardin Cox, n. B.
Cox, and Calvin Center.
Elk Creek Township-R. G. Bourn, John
N. Hale, and L.. Fl. Bryant.
. Oldtown Township-William 2. Waugh,
R. Ell. Gentry, and DR.. William Duphey.
These gentlemen elected r. 6. Bourn
chairman.
The following resolutions were adopted :
RESOLVED, That this meeting pledges
itself to support the nominee Of the Con-
seryatiye Convention to he held at Hillsville
on the 4th Of September next. ......
Resotued, That we tender to General
james A. Walker our thanks for the able
manner in which be this day discussed the
debt-compromise bill. .......-
RESOLVED, That we, the Conservatives OF
Grayson county, endorse the course OF John
NJ. Dickinson, our late senator, in bis ODE
dience to the instructions OF this people, to
support the public-debt compromise bill,
and bis unfinching regard for duty on all
occasions.
RESOLVED, That the proceedings OF this
meeting be published in the Southeast Vir-
gina Enterprise. the Hilsyille Virginian,
and Richmond Dispatch.
Finally the meeting deferred the selection
OF a candidate for the House OF Delegates
and adjourned. r. G. BROWN,
W. Y. Wilson, Lafayette anderson, Sec
retarieS.
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sss 10 be a6s}s imt tatfon from Yankee.
slSs6. sent ftstru 5hs little regroes, bot
S6bof mons5 beconlk scarce, he has turn
DO bis Attentsea 10 ~ -.ore solid rewards
s0f-tfHss Erestness; sd seeks to serve bis
.eeaatEy Hrs legassi rapseftty "
The contest for ther nomination TO- the
State Senate Ia very cloaef between TIE late
.inOuaaaas ,sI3s-Ks Blend, lEssqsy and- MFssA.
B. Evans, out the convention, W hich meets
In q few daySW decide it. - -.
81 0qrlpeople are a1most universally s@1;
fed with the settlement OF the debt ques.
ton. af,d hear Of 40 appointments Of the
Rexddusters for this sectiouy there being no
material for them to work upon! OkEdA.
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Some weeks ago In Henry county. KY.
one coiored man was mysteriously killed,
another wounded, and little girl and an
infant were also killed, and buried with the
body OF the murdered man. The citizens
Of the neighborhood conceived plan for
detecting the guilty parties, and day
or two ago succeeded In arrestiDg In
what is known Us the kukluX coun-
try James Anes. Warren Anes, Jack
Estes, Clemp Oman, james Downey, James
Estes, and jeff. Oman, all young unmarried
men and grandSons of an old lady, aged
eighty-one, named Mrs. Oman, who Is very
Indignant ut their arrest. It Is claimed that
the evidence is sufficiently strong to convict
them.
Colonel Tom Buford, the murderer OF
Judge Elliott, OF Kentucky, Is still in the
Louisville jail awaiting The time when he
will be allowed new trial or ordered to
be sent to the penitentiary at Frankfort,
there to spend the remainder OF his lie.
Buford thinks that in course OF time the
public feeling ainst him will die away,
and that people will begin to look ut his
side of the case. II huve killed Elliott,
and after awhile people will begin to To-
auire why killed him. They will inyesti-
gate the matter and will discover how
shameiulIy have been cheated" -.
William z. Bell, receiving clerk Of the
American and Kansas Pacific Express Office
in Kansas City, No., received two three
.thousand-dollar packages for Wichita, Kan
sas, few days age, and, II IS alleged. ap.
propriated them, and, accompanied by .
woman OF respectable connections, departed
for st. Louis. From there he shipped by
express $3.50 10 Trenton, MI. which fact
being aseertained by the police, tbst amount
has been recovered, and the probabilities al
that Bell8tll be arrested In day or two.
sFIfry thousand tons, of Scranton coal were
sold in New YORK "Wednesday BY the Della.
WatS, a4sckaWAnaS and Western, railroad: az
a:deri,as 81 from about ] Il te SIT cenes PEI
ton; on S .ass hpat iht' il giees. Tnei press
were For crate, ~ on g$S.tZf : sga sns
sS:30 ,ass month; Tor, egg % i5Gss.i7S,
acs5nst So, ass siSye ssss STa @s3 ~. agaipst
s5.74S ior Chestnut, s2.17t Gsa 22a, against
$3.50.
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then came forward, and IL he Ind before
doubted, he now had foil assurance byaa
long,. loud, prolonged = Confederate Yell"
that he. 4as In abe midst OF friends, who
knew, Of send could appreciate his sdisiin-
guished abilities Some Of the Rsxdiusters
who Woaidn'tzbe informed ii they could
we're bers = little noisy; but the Doc.
tor, With bis pleasing address and digni6ed,
EentlenaalF bearing, had scarcely0Ioken q
halt.dozen sentences, demonstrating him.
self q truer Y ifgiaian- than his opponent.
.Rho vsa born here he said. ".hecanse The
Eopldn' help K,H soonag gained even their
attent i0ntand many.,ai senle didsbe lfemays
HON heah ling H2es los has Rrn0sedea
tg Mak8shaYQea ftfhe 4 aI0naI.and lhisaaHse.
yts csAs be better .iHsgineaeby those Mhpi
know him Than described s-tha.jn table
10 which be exposed tue low APP
peals and reckless assertions which charac..
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colnllnLE .;l'F !. On THE cAAvAas

THE LITTLE GENERAL THE syx,..
MOZART HALL. HORACE L4cv VI
HsTUMPER-BRoKEN-HEARrrn po, ~ A
4suasEss-AEsFALL INTO LINE. r" ns-
BELL IN FOREST. ''"'
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An intelligent correspondent has given
us good account Of the discussion at Alb
ingdon between DR., CURRY and Mr.. FUL-
KERsON. - J. E'tf.
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d One aightslasttReak oneef the buildings
at The NsaiIK entopoa housed ccapisd shB
the paupers eNas. haasut tethuig ItEhs
fire was supposed to be The work OF an In
.cendiary.
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The McCulloch Law.

This law brings down the interest on the
public debt within the. means OF the Gov
eminent. There will be a plenty OF revenue
10 meet the interest and the expenses OF the
Goyernment and provide the school fund,
and leave q surplus in tue Treasury.
This, people, OF Virginia, the conspira-
.tors--thes Dest to break and
force Virginia back upon the: payment Of
siz pe, cent. upon all Tie debt. Shall they be
allowed to-accompiish this vicious and
ruinous scheme? go, !: '(,, g .
The senior editor thanks the, kind cor
respondent ssR. D. W.. for his friendly
eommunte cation mot read BY the, senior till
Just now published in the /. Dispatch
OF Thursday the 2lstof august, and be
thanks him for, transeribing the extract
therein from LOUIS FrszaERALD: TAslsrRe's
clover book, entitled /" Random Shots and
Southern Bseeses,0 -Mhish-was printed in
l840.g The nnstce ahe.authoF there aakes OF
this writer is DUE more 70 the grateful dis
boSitien of tha author OF the baok than to
my considerable service rendered him. 4.
II TAsIsrRotw was gentleman Of snae talents
ma Sccempai shmenta To. 4 Ha was d demon.
stratiye and generous man; Of ednei personal
pEefsnes. large and ymppatf neal psop0r.
lions, and head like WEBsrERas. ST He Ras
TsS0SfftSnf0f % f0I16 of f6s Hnesf smaSs.I
sIas articlss 81 q t III q 4 S3 the -leadiua
1EDB 6besy lH9 TOOK 81 sis e !dsa 1blf
hsss FssltAfSnlG talents. Il It was nj hSfd
~ 70 knaw him to tell shfy ythe
iiiled, With such . figure ss his was, and
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MILITARY NOTICES.

NRAYS, ATTESTioN!TT;H,,r s 1YrllalA
" Regimentalr Armnrf Vd w uniform ir'
sssTraIfss JAnI' ORDERLY
an 29,1t n.. ..l---..----.----------=----
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= - -. !! -. j.! s:.ss:
p a, ats Il he1 Ne ut s llId es|
: q ysry Sin 70 81 y Hs |
, ~ 4 s., sr1 france O. No boards hs ~
scbmond. B kieh III .isilhEe M
IRE rassnss III hin hook lhont lhas :cslx5
:.W,1fTdmIrSbIe aud JasB and Z: = 3 2; y i.
showed hk sdiscrinabstlnG sudgnens 10
,ass,sx Exssszzsrrsf snnssn
have been ss,,suecealul as we'll as dtsti'-
rui.bsd s q : tn career he became q
politician % well, q polistell writer, and 10
sone ,ort wound no tbs 9TH act of his play
81 parslsas during Mr.: Trr,ER's admin 1Ns
tr,t,on. which Bs supported. We regret to
SER. itss be II nov, 1t an advanced axe,
|.ilyiua in Washington nearly fbllnd aaad N
needy, circumstances. he should have met
! better fate, and We trust he bas found
practical Sympathy from those who are rear
him. We ars .gratided that "aR. D. W."
.h,a u enabled 4 the people OF Richmond to
know inst poor Tks1srRo did . most appre.
essble service TO them in his pleasant de-
seriptio Of their city. ,,,~ 4~..,s:.slg
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T1snKaAEp JOB WORK NEAr,hSlr i ss
Is ROUTED AT THE DisfA1'n
HOuSAs
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BUSINESSMEN. LOOKOUT.

There never was greater mistake 'hah
for individuals OF prominence ard influence
TO remain at home in political contests anu
thus transfer their power to utice-sces:I'
and Dolilical bummers. In the present con.
test it is particularly desirable that the BUS
ness.mcn OF the State should assume tA,F
positions in the line OF active du;y previous
to and especially on the day OF c'rctIon'-
Norfojk fp1upr
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WASHINGTON COUNTY.

DISCUSSION BETWEEN DIR. CURRY AND COLONEL
81 ABE Observation-Disclosures CONTEAPTU-
GUS SPEECH ABOUT RICHMoND-DR. CURRY
AND ABE DIFFER AS TO WHAT IS DECENT AND
PRoPER-ABE GETS HIT AwFuLLY HARD-A
RACY REPORT OF SPICY DEBATB-HURRAH
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MEETING OF FORTY-NINE READJUSTERS, WHO
PROCEED To MAKE N0M1SATION-THEl
RADICALS IN WITH THEM-THE C0NSERVA-
T1vRs CONFIDENT OF VICTORY AND sATIs-
Fled WITH THE DEBT SETTLEMENT.
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HON. JOHN GOoDE ON Tue STUMP HIS VIEWS
OF THE MOZART-H HALL PARTY--J0HN r. THUR
MAN NOMINATED FOR THE SENATE. AND G. L.
Mo0RMAN AND DR.. D. W. CLAYTON FOR THE
HOUsE-DEATH OF SIDNEY L. DUNTON.
tha u nisnnich
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-02-06

The liquor selling case which has
been exercising the people OF Lam
berton and Walnut Station for some
time was transferred to this Village
and came up before Justice Chap
man this week.
Friedrich Immel is defendent and
James Irwin Terry complaining wit
ness. The charge selling liquor
without license. The defendant
lives at Lamberson.
The trial of the case occupied all
of Tuesday and was given to the
jury in the evening, the result was q
disagreement. It is understood
that tho jury stoo' 10 for, cor,
~ic,ion and 3 for :u;uisi.j, Judy y
p.islw;o for tho State y. ~ Thorp.
for Delft. -.
Another jury IVES cr,,,a:,ns.ed las'
evening y :sLctts- trial .is = no
E.css tods,y. ssss s's's 80
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Walnut Station Items.
(From our Ccrrespondent.)

The farmers are complaining
greatly against what they call injus-
tice in the merchants, owing to the
fact, that many of them are forcing
payment on store bills. We sympa-
thize with the farmers, knowing the
many disccuragements they have
had to contend with. The grass
hopper has infested our land for,
four years, and next the blight in the
wheat crop, reducing prices OF the
same rs we'll rs all other farm pro-
duce, have all combined to make
hard times for the farmer, not speak
ing Of many other things such as
d:seas in cattle two years ago, and
many have had their hay burnt by
prairie fires. But on the other hand
let us see how it is with the mer-
chants. We are all aware Of the
fact that We have no millionaire
merchants on the frontier, conse-
quently there is a limit to their
means. They have been letting the
farmers have goods year after year
through the hard times, and as long
as the wholesale merchants were
lenient with them they could afford
to wait for their pay, but the time
came when old arrears must be
squared up, and the merchant who
could not meet his payments had his
goods taken from him and sold un-
der cost and, on his accounts, only
received from thirty to forty cents
on the dollar; and we are all aware
that many were ruined last fall IN
consequence of the poor collections
that were made. They had more
than enough to meet all demands
but it was in the hands of others,
and where l as, is there an honest
merchant but will endeavor to MAN,
tain his honor. l have heard more
than one merchant relate his eSper-
fence, stating than when demands
were made upon HIM, which he
could not meet, that night after
night he would pace his room with
troubled mind and depressed spirits,
while probably the persons that had
! his mcuev slept soundly, without a
shadow al care on his brow. And
again, many I've IL cl unjust means
II p.araa5 he INGREDIENTS from max
ing colt ih"e aye not a
" ~, ~a cnel Their property
love. e nj, wi,as some relative
for 1aa u;p &c ald worse tsan
all Il. t. de .:nie the honor Of the
man, who va ..:eiy friend il time OF
eed. Indee', I think you may
take t IS rule, that if You hear a
man abs 'ng NE chant ard trying
20 do him personal injury, You
may set it down Cor fact thai the
merch.n. has G MS derable property
IN that mars ha" DIS. l do not mean
that this rule app les to al, only to
certa' II elias of pc. There are q
great macy am ny us that are dc
termir ed to keep square with The
word, ard make oct to do so, ir
, SPITE of poverty or hard times. W.
$ think if the time should come wher
cash trade VII be establ shed
J throughout our country it Will b.
/. much better for the farmer as wei
| as the merchant.
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Or. Angel, dentist, of St. Peter,
is spending few days in Town.

Or. Angel, dentist, Of St. Peter,
is spending few days in Town.
DR.. Finn is very i'll with dipther-
il. Is now commencing to recover.
Prof. Carpenter did not succeed
in raising class in music. He
went to Granite Falls.
NJ. J. c. Sabin, State agent of the
Washington L. fe Insurance Com
pany, was in Town yesterday.
D. NJ. Thorr, of Walnut Station,
was in town this week as Attorney
for the defence in the Immel case.
Prof. Howe and wife will give
two concerts en- Saturday, at ?, and
ats o'clock. See notice elsewhere.
Remember the annual meeting Of
the Redwood County Agricultural
Association next Tuesday, the l1th,
inst.
Mr.. O. B. Turre'l will seed about
500 acres in flax this year. He has
purchased the seed from the Manka-
to Company.
The Auction Store, corner of I'd,
and Mill streets, has been closed out
and new stock Of goods, notions
&C., put in by a new firm.
Tue Rev. James Rodgers, Pastor
of the Argyle Presbyterian church,
started on Monday morning to 4
meeting tfPresbytery near St. Paul
The funeral services of Willie
Bailey were held in the NJ. E. church
on Tuesday afternoon, the pastor o..
ficiating. There was a large attend
ance.
There has been more sickness III
Redwood Falls during the last two
months than at any period during
the last eight years. Colds, fever.
anu d!ptnerla.
The N. E. Church will hold the:i
regular quarterly meeting re
Sunday. There will be service o
Friday evening. Thr Presiding Fl
der, Mr.. Martin, will be present.
Henry Gormley, the Redwooi
county prisoner confined in tn
New Ulm Jail, escaped or Tuesda.
morning but was captured and re
turned about noon the same day.
Sympathy is best shown when practi
cal in its application. Therefore whel
you symphatizc with your suffering
baby, show it practically by using Dr.
Bulls Baby Syrup and thus cure you
child. Price % cents.
Prof. and Mrs. Howe have bee
very successful in giving instruction
and doing work in ''Cameo" ol
painting. Photographs painted b
this process are very beautiful
They will remain this week and vii
return in a short time, after visitin
some other places.
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1879.
GREAT CLOSING OUT SALE:

will SELL beginning Monday January 14th at private sale
and auction my entire stock Of goods at Actual Cost
No humbug reservations everything will be closed out
Avail yourselves the opportunity before offered here
of buying good new and seasoaahe goods at obbers whole
sale prices These goods fresh and desirable largely pur
chase at the great reduction sales for cash. and are well
adapted to the immediate wants of the people.
BLANKETS, SHAWLS, CLOAKS, NUBIAS, DRESS
GOODS, BLEACHED & BROWN SHIRTINGs SHEET.
lNGS all wool FLANNELS, JEANS, CASSIMERS,
WATER PROOF GOODS, DUCKINGS, DENNIS,
TICKING, STRIPES.
BEAUTIFUL. TOWELS, TABLE LINENS, TURKEY
RED, DAMASK, ALPACAS, LUSTERS, REPS, CASH
MERES GINGHAMS, LADIES' and GENTS, KID
GLOVES, LADIES', GENTS and CHILDRENS HOSE
RIBBONS and TIES.
An elegant assortment of PRrNTs, SHIRTS OvERALLs Doors
SHOES and SLIPPERS, AEr1cs and RuRnERs HATS and Cars
LADIES and GENTS underwear Skirts, Jackets &c. &C.
3. E. BUSHNELL.
Redwood Falls, Mimi Jan. lst 1879
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Mr.. Henry Behnke committed sui
eide yesterday morning by taking
poison. He was found about nine
O'Clock in the morning in room in
the upper story of the store in New
Ulm. The body was cold when
found. The failure of the firm of
H. Behnke & Bro. was doubtless
the cause which led him to destroy
his life. The store had been closed
the previous day. Mr.. Behnke was
we'll known here, having had a store
here for several years in the build
ing now occupied by Jas. Mcmillan.
He had many friends who will re-
gret the rash act.