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NEW CROQUET GROUNDS.

Having obtained permission from the
Public Building Committee of City
Council, several gentlemen will soon fix
up the City Hall yard and use it for cro-
quet grounds. It will prove very suit
able place for this purpose.
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Reach 6hinmenis.

The shipment of peaches is increasing
every day, and the quality ofthe fruit is
also much better than q week ago. The
shipments now average about four car
loads per day. The prices In market
ranged from 20 to 80 cents half peck.
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DIED.

CARLISLE.-In this city on the 26th inst.
Tryphenia ", wife OF Nelson Carlisle
Of Brooklyn, N. Y, formerly of this
city.
The relatives and friends are respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral, on
Tuesday afternoon, the 18th inst, at A
O'Clock, from the resid ence of her sister.
teenth and French streets, to proceed TO
the Wilmington and Brandywine Come
terry. 2t&
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General Miles Campaign.

D1sMAHOK, D. I. j JuIy 70, 1873.
A steamer from Fort Peck to-day
reports sixty half breed prisoners at that
point sent by General Miles. They were
selling ammunition to hosti les,
There we're 10000 rounds of cartridge
loaded to-day for Miles command.
Nine Nez Perces from the British side
passed down the river on steamers en-
route TO Joseph's band. Two of Joseph's
were in the party.
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Can't do 1t.

Why don't you stop taking that qui-
nine? Why don't II Simply because
l can't do 1t. / am troubled with chills
and fever, but Flagg's Liver Pad will
not only cure but viii prevent relapse.
Try 1t. Office I East Fifth street.
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One Arrest Made,

John Riley, Jr.. was arrested by the
police to-day for suspicion of assaulting
Joseph Shundner, the German shoe
maker. He was released on bail to ap-
pear when wanted.
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HE STILL LIVES.

James Taylor, who was thought to
have been foully dealt with in Indianap-
oils, through which place he went with
some cars from Bowers, Dure Il Co., for
a Western road is still alive and well in
Kansas City.
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TICKETS FOR THE s. L. A:

n TICKETS FOR THE 8. l.. A.
Members Of the Shields Library Asso-
ciation, who have tickets for sale for the
excursion to Cape May, on Thursday,
August 7th, and have not yet disposed
Of them, are requested to return them
to the Secretary Of the Committee as
there is great demand for them.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-29

When the indications are that per-
fectly reliable medicine Is needed TO
regulate the liver, to strengthen the
stomach and renovate the system, no
one should hesitate to use DIR. Bulls
Baltimore pills.
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Financial and Commercial.

WILMINGTON. DEL, July 20, 1879.
L test stock quotations furnished by
deald a Co.. Clayton House Building
WiiCSington, Del. at IL M. to-day;
STOCK QUOTATIONS.
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'ss,, ss, ,sssiSs'sn ssi's IN .ts,e 70, our babies.
:ssI ;sa IS i'sss sss' iss%' ssss'I'sE rem:
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HEALD e CO.,
BANKERS 4 BROKERS.
AND DEALERS IN

AND DEALERS IN 10
STOCKS, BONDS, LOANS, MORT
CAGES d COMMERCIAL PAPER.
CLAYTON HOUSE. WILMINGTON, DEL.
Interest, Coupon, and General Collec-
tions. Tickets to and drafts on Great
Britain and other parts of the world.
jan8.1yd ~
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CASE OF sFEvRR REPORTED AT
MANCHESTER, N. II.

Id MANCHESTER, July ~.
An announcement in the local papers
that person lately arrived from the
South had been stricken with yellow
fever created considerable excitement
here this evening, but the Board Of
Health has information to justify the re-
port. Sk MEA ~ ISIS +
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NEW ADvERTIsEs1ErTs.

ANTED.- Copy OF the DAILY GA
w zETrk, Of Monday, April 7th. Five
cents Will be paid for perfect copy
n Office Members Of the Shields L.
.AN brary association holding tickets
ior the excursion and have not dispo sed Of
tne same, Will please return them at once,
rs The tickets are needed.
EDWARD F. KANE,
Jy29tf Secretary Com mittee.
M Office FIRST WARD DEMO-
~ OR TIC M Ell TING,-A meeting or
Inc Democratic cit. zens OF the First Ward
VII! pc held ~ the Black Horse Hotel, 3.
". corner, Front and Justison streets, on
Wednesday evening, the 30th inst, ct 8
O'CLOCK. A full attendance Is requested.
JOHN r. DULAN,
Jyv u. Vice President.
N OTICE.- SECOND WAkD DEMO-
IN CRATIC ME- TtNU.-A meeting OF
tne emecrat.c ciiiz ,ns OF the second
ward Will be held AT the FELTON, House,
Second and Walnut stree cts, on Thursday
evening, the 3Ist inst. at 8 O'Clock. A full
WIN. BARFFoRD.
ty29-a. Vice President.
n OTICE.- THIHD A d y K Al O
~ CRATIC MEETING.-A meeting OF
the Democratic citizens OF the Third Wsrd
VIII be held at the Water Witch Engine
House, Shipiey street above Fifth, on
Wednesday evening, the 3yth inst. at 8 o.
O'Clock. A full attendance is requested.
THOS. II. LALLY,
jy29 2t~. Vice President.
N OTLUE.-tO OUkrH WAND De Mo
~ CRATIC MEETING "A meeting of
the democrats OF the Fourth Ward will be
heid At the office OF W. J. M rrow, All
French street, tomorrow, Tuesday even
ing, the Goth inst, At O'Clock. A full at
tendance IL requested.
W. J. MORROW,
Jy2s 2t .U. Vice President.
NOTIUE- FIFTH WARD DEMO-
~ Graz ~ MEETINGS. meeting OF
the Democratic citizens OF the Fifth Ward
Will be held ut the Lafayette Hotel, Is. W.
corner Ninth and Shlpley streets, on
Tuesday evering, the 10Th inst at 8
O'Clock. A full attendance IL requested.
H. b. MclNIIRE,
Jyc8 70 Vice President.
NJ Or1CE-DhMOCKAr MEETING.
IN The democrats oi the sixth Ward
Will meet at The house OF John Manz,
Ninth and Walnut streets. Wednesday
event q, July 3nth, at o'clock. '
jy.9-2t*. By order of the Vice Pres
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The Bonds Sent Home,g
The last bonds, which took the City
Treasurer on a trip to Washington, last
week, were sent to Wilmington to day
from the Treasury Department.
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DISORDERLY FEMALES. y a.',,o:
Rose Bonner and Elizabeth Farrow >,
were tried before Magistrate Brsdy hots .,
night for disorderly conduct, and WeTe,3sl
each fined land held IL 500 to keep The !,
peace. pN .f ~ 'i i'7a ~ -
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GENERAL MILES ACTING UNDER GEN.
TERRY's ORDERS.

ST. PAUL, Minn., July %, 1879.
1t seems to be the impression in the
East that General Miles Is acting with
out or in excess of instructions from his
superiors in his campaign against the
Indians. 1t is stated at Department
Headquarters that he Is acting under
special instructions from General Terry
The daily gazette., 1879-07-29
THREATENING LANGuAcE

Alfred Trumble was fined the costs of
arrest and trial for threatening language,
b fore the Mayor, this morning.
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SHARK IN THE CHEsAPEAK1S.

A shark some eight feet long was' y
caught at Larrimore's wharf, on Corsica,
creek, near Centreville, Md, by some.
seine haulers last Saturday. It was !.
quite curiosity. ,.lt.. IN ,5,r 4,
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Local stocks and Bonds.

Local SHOCKS ana bOnUss
National Bank OF Deiaware............. 400
Firat National Bank. 1856
union National Bank,
Maternal Bank vii. and Brandywine.. 80
FarmeBs' Bank. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 20
Wilmington Goal Gas COmpany........ "a
Delaware r. r. Co. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .266
Delaware Western r r Co Stock, ~
Phila. vii. q Baltimore r. r. Co... 66H
Wilm d Northern r. r. .C0...........s. "
Delaware Fire Ins. Co.,.
Delaware State Bonds. s..................103 103
Wilmington City 81. 8s....................16 los n
Wilmington City 5a.. .iO2ls
New CASTLE County, I.oan................. 102
Delaware Railroad. first Mortgage. ..... 102
Delaware Raitroad, extension. ......... 1O15
&. stock. 4
Masonic Hall Co Bonds......................... 80
Masonic Hall Co. Co..................... 2
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NkW OEpron

s. anew : e; vs'ss,,;sssner.s. s,;sssn g Co. A..
streets. at Front and ''SIs Wa.Sf or
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Wilmington Markets.

WILMINGTON. Dell, July 20, 1879
Quotations at the Brandy wine Mills for
Flour and Grain, furnished by W. g.
Pennypacker Il 70. Corrected naily.
Best ratent Process FlOur.... 7.00a 500
Choice Famiiy................. 6OOa Z 90
Superhne Flour. H................ 400a s 90
Wheat ,...,,................ 10
new COfn.. ..s..........s' sssss -
Bran per ton. ........,u,.".... :. 1900
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SUSPICIOUS CASE IN cINcINSATI.
CINCINNATI, Ohio, July 26.

Chris Myers, thirty-seven years old,
who left Memphis few days ago, call
ed on the health officer this afternoon
and stated that he believed that yellow
fever had attacked him. After an ex-
animation the officer sent him to the
hospital as suspicious case,
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YELLOW yYvER.
sMrlxpHrs, July %.


/ Thirteen new cases of yellow fever
were reported to the Board Of Health,
but up to six p. m, only tw) deaths had
occurred during the past twenty-four
Reca.np question has Il last been
de6aitsly ss1Etled. AT five O'Clock, Col
Onel John F. Cameron, with a det all of
sixteen cOlored aoldlers, boarded q train
turnished by Superintendent Mike
Burke, Of the Mississippi and Tennessee
Railroad, and were conveyed TO . point
six miles south of the city, where they
disembarked and began the erection Of
tents.
The present site Is one-half mile south
Of Camp Joe Williams, which last year
was the refuge Of about one thousand
people who fed the city, and n il said
had the people living in the vicinity
known the soldiers were going to take
possession Of the grounds, armed Resist
ance w6uld have been made, The city
is patrolled by colOred troops.
d fr nj ~ Hsf 49, ...
THE FIRST DEATH FROM YELLOW
OF THE AUTHORITIES.
m NEW ORLEANS, July %. Il
The Board of Health report one death
from yellow fever last night, that of
Vincenza Spano, an Italian girl at the
corner of Second and Constance streets.
The case first attracted attention on Sat
urday, when Drs. Bemiss, White, Bailey
and Holt visited the patient. All united
In the opinion tlaak it was sporadic ease
Ofyellow fever, tha first case that has
occurred this season. A member Of the
Board OF Health at gonce sent Q nufse,
who remained With the girl until she
died. At one o'clock this morning she
was buried in the Cypress Grove Gene
terry The Spano family have been
here two yeas, but last summer ct the
breaking out Of the fever removed to
Carrolton, and their house remained
closed during the entire season.
QUARANTINE AGAINsT NEW ORLEANs'
,, SHREVEPORT, La, July %.
The authorities to-day established
retroactive quarantine against New Or
leans. Nothing that has been in that
city since July "a will be permitted 10
enter Shreveport i"Ss+ ~i N''" ~
NATcHEz, Miss, July 2S.
The City Council to-day declared
strict quarantine against New Orleans,
to take effect from aud after Wednesday
the Both. .......
CASE OF YELLOW FEVER AT ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, July 2S.
b Although 1t is not officially reported
there is good authority for the statement
fhat there is one well defined case
of yellow fever at Quarantine Hospita
in the person Of Lizzie, the two-year-Old
daughter Of Mrs. Brandy, Of Memphis.
SUSPICIOUS CASE IN CINCINNATI.
CINcINNATI, Ohio, July Is.
Chris Myers, thirty-seven years old,
who left Memphis few days ago, call
ed on the health officer this afternoon
and stated that he believed that yellow
r. cse r.
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CASE OF YELLOW FEVER AT ST. LOUIS.
ST, LOUIS, No., july 20.

p Although it is not officially reported
there is good authority for the statement
that there Is one well defined case
of yellow fever at Quarantine Hospita
in the person Of Lizzie, the two-year-Old
daughter Of Mrs. Brandy, Of Memphis.
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NJ CE-DhMOCkATIC MEETING.
IN The democrats oi the Sixth Ward
Will meet at The house OF JOhn MANI,
Ninth and Walnut streets. Wednesday
event q, July 3l,th, at o'clock.
Iy.9-2ls. BY order of the Vice Pres
The daily gazette., 1879-07-29

w xETrE, OF Monday, April 7th. Five
cents Will be paid for O perfect cupv.
! lY2l-W AT THIS OEEICE.
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AGAINST NEW oRLrANsq

The City Council to-day declared
strict quarantine against New Orleans,
to take effect from aud after Wednesday
the Both.
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A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO
WIN A FORTUNE. EIGHTH GRAND
DISTRIBUTION, GLASS H,
At New Orleans. Tuesday, Aug. 10Th, 1879
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Walnut Station Items.
From our Correspondent,

Last Thursday the Blacksmith
shop belonging to Messrs Sinclair &
Quarton had a narrow escape from
being burned down. The fire orig
mated under the floor of the shop
while the wind was blowing strong
gale from the south and was fairly
under way before it was discovered
and could not have been extinguished
if timely assistance had not been
rendered. Several other buildings IN
range of the shop must evidently
have burned, if the shop had burned
down.
Friday our spring term of School
closed. Quite number of Ladies
took dinner with the teacher and
children, and enjoyed pleasant af-
ternoon, listening to the review. Of
Mathematical studies and a few reci-
tations which followed.
Last Wednesday evening we had
quite storm accompanied with
thunder and lightning and sort of
whirl wind, which totally demolished
the new saloon. It was all boarded
and partly shingled, and it left it a
complete wreck. No other buildings
suffered any damage.
w. Fl. Owens has bought valua-
BILE Norman blooded horse, the most
perfectly built animal in this part of
the country.
The neck-tie Sociable was sue
cess. The attendance was large for
this time of year. Both young and
old enjoyed considerable sport when
they got paired off for supper.
Miss Mary Barnes and George
Alexander were married yesterday.
Mr.. Joseph Smith, Salesman for
Holl & Paar St. Paul, is in town to-
day, also Mr.. Joseph Seibell, travel
ing salesman for N. B. HARDWOOD &
Co Minneapolis.
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We begin in this weeks impress
sion the history of Redwood Falls.
The MSS. contain very interest
ing matter and is quite voluminous.
As all the points of interest are
specified and our citizen individually
portrayed we advise our readers to
send in at once their orders for extra
copies to prevent disappointment.
There is no better mode of show.
ing the outside world the advantages
we possess and which can be secur.
ed by locating here. Many produc-
tons of the writer have caused set
Element by good citizens in different
sections of the west and frequently,
his writings, have been translated in
different languages and sent broad.
cast over the States and Europe.
Send in your orders at once.
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Mrs. !. &. Walton,
MILLINERY
AND DREssMAKrNG.
End, st. Redwood Falls, MINI.
State of Minnesota,

State Of Minnesota ISIS.
Redwood County,
District Court, Ninth Judicial District.
Anthony A. Praxel and Frank
Schandra, cOpartners as Prax-
ell & Schandra, Plaintiff. s,
against summon" No
The Giescr Threshing Ma
chine company, Defendant,
The State of Minnesota to the above
named Defendant:
You are hereby summoned and re.
quired to answer the complaint Of the
Plaintiff in the above entitled action
VI, ich is filed in the Office of the Clerk Of
this ..ourt at Redwood Falls, Redwood
County Minnesota and to serve copy Of
vour answer to the said complaint on the
Subscriber, G. his Office in Redwood Falls
in said County, within twenty days after
the service Of THE summons upon you,
exclusive Of the day Of such service; and
If you fail to answer the said complaint
within the time aforesaid. the Plaintiff in
this action will apply TO the court for the
relief demanded ID said complaint.
Dsted March 30th 1879.
AkTRED WALLIH.
Plaintiffs Attorney
RedVrnod Falls Mimi
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House cleaning time will soon be
here and old furniture need to be re-
paired and repolished. BUNCH & JESS.
UP take this method of informing the
people that they have a process for
repolishing furniture that makes old
look as we'll as new.
Will 60 to residences to do the
work. All work warranted and
charges reasonable,
BUNCH & JEssUP.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

STATE OF MINNESOTA, | .
County of Redwood
In Probate Court, Special Term, Feb. 5th
1879.
In the Matter of the Estate Of William H.
Auringer Deceased.
Letters of Administration on the estate of
said deceased having been granted Samuel N.
Auringer of said county, and it appearing that
the value of said estate is less than five thou
sand dollars;
It is ordered, that all claims and demands Of
all persons against said estate be presented to
this court for examination and hearing, at the
Probate Office, in Redwood Falls Mimi. on thu
following days. viz: The last Saturday ri
each month.
1t is further ordered. that six months from
the date hereof be allowed to creditors to pre-
sent their claims against said estate, at the
expiration of which time all claims not pre-
sentpd to said court, or not proven to its salts
faction, shall be forever barred, unless for
Cause shown further time be allowed.
Ordered further, that said Samuel W. Aurin-
ger as aforesaid, shall cause notice Of the time
and place of the hearing and examination Of
said claims and demands, by publishing q
notice thereof for four weeks successfully, in
the Redwood Gazette q newspaper printed
Dated February 5th A. ID. 1879.
BY the Court,
JOHN H. BOWERS,
Judge IT Probate.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

STATE OF MINNESOTA,
County Of Redwood.
In Probate Court,
In the Matter and Estate Of William
H. Auringer, deceased.
Letters OF Administration Oh said Es-
tate having been grated to Samuel n.
Auringer Of Redwood County Mimi, 1t
is ordered, and by virtue and in pursu-
ance Of the statute in such case made
and provided, this Court doth hereby or
der, that the said Samuel N. Auringer
be. and is hereby allowed six months
from and after the date hereof, for dis
posing of the estate and paying the debts
of said deceased. and no longer, unless
the time above limited shall be extended
by order of this court for cause shown.
Dated at Redwood Falls, Minn., the
5th day of February A. D., 1879.
BY the Court.
JOHN H. BOWERS.
Judge of Probate.
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Teachers Exalninad ms.

Teachers Examinations, in and
for Redwood County, will be held as
follows;
At Walnut Station April l4th
;, Lamberton ,, 10th
:, Redwood Falls :, 18th
NJ. NJ. MAD1GAN,
County Sup't.
March 9th 1879.
New Goods arriving daily at
Bunch & Jessup's.
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Look at those splendid bedroom
suits ut BUNCH & JEssuP's.
Judge Baldwin returned from st.
Paul last evening.
Read B. E. Bushnell's notice of
new goods, on first page.
A new locator has been hunting
three days for house to rent.
The price of No. 2 wheat at our
elevator is y cents. No. 3, 60
cents.
Mr.. Bissell has returned but, we
understand, has not decided to re-
main.
A new Touring mill will be erect
ed this spring and summer near Bir-
um's mills.
The financial statement, for the
County, is in our hands but we are
unable to publish it this week.
B. NJ. Knight, living near Wal
nut Station, lost twelve head of cat
tie by prairie fires, in March.
The Lamberton Commercial has
suspended until suitable building
can be provided for an Office.
Miss Pearson is recovering from
her illness but will not be able to
resume teaching for some time.
Several miles Of sidewalk will
soon add comfort to the pedestrian
and the general neatness of the town.
The irrepressible drummer is play
ing the quick March and filling the
Commercial every night with his
music.
WRiedel Esq. ofSpring Valley is at
the Commercial. He is buying as
many car loads of cattle as he can
secure.
Col. B. F. Smith spent few days
in Town this week. He is in much
better health than when here in the
winter.
Mr.. Bissell, Of Connecticut, who
purchase the Noble farm on the Red
wood river, arrived last evening and
will take charge Of the farm.
The City engineer of Mankato
spent several days in Town surveying
our streets with. a view to establish
ing grade. He was under the aus
pieces of the village council.
AssEssoRs:-Town Assessors will
bear In mind that under the law, it
is their duty to meet at the Auditors
Office on the last Saturday in April,
1.-THE 26th,) to receive their books and
instructions.
II. d. Chollar ESQ. will at an early
date erect the finest residence in the
Village. The plans are from May
bury of Winona. He has purchased
B. Flynn's lots corner of 4th and
minnesota Streets.
o. b. Turrell has thirty-one see
ders at work on his farm averaging
shout three hundred and twenty-five
acrcs /: day. Mr.. Turrell will seed
34OO acr;.s in wheat and 1000 acres
in oats, corn, barley and fax.
Mrs. Wolf, mother Of B. and NJ:
Wolf, died yesterday. lie funeral
services will be held today in the
Presbyterian church. The Rev. >.
NJ. Thurston will officiate. Mrs.
Wolf was q member of the Bapsist
Church.
Adolph Baer q young and promis-
ing man has lately became an assist
ant with George Liebenguth, neat
market. Adolph was born and
brought up in New Ulm and is a
good, true leetle gentleman.
PALArAsLE MED1crxEs.-Ayer's Cher.
ry Pectorisi is honeyed drop Of relief;
his Cathastic Pills glide sugar.shod over
the palate; and his sarsaparilla is nec-
tar that imparts vigor to lie. restores
the health and expels disease.-lWater
ford pa Advertiser.
Wanted.
A competent girl TO do house
work. Apply af the store of. +. E.
Bushnell.
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NOTICE..

The public at large are hereby notified
that there is no public road through my
farm, the TEX Sec. 7-112-35 and tress-
passers will be proceeded against to full
extent of the law.
EZRA TRUEsDALL,
March oath 1879
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WALLiP PAPER.
We have just received large
stock. Call and Sc lect your paper
before the best st yles are all sold,
at Obner e O'Hara's.

For sale cheap house and lot, fol
particulars apply to Mrs. f. Young,
Mill Street.
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Wire tin Safes at
Bunch & Jessup's.

Frank jaeger has lately located
here hailing from Jordon. The gen.
tleman is a thorough mechanic as
shown in his excellent Manufacture
of harness and horse gearing gener-
ally. He comes we'll heralded as to
ability and socialism and will doubt
less receive that which he deserves
unstinted patronage.
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March 26th 1879.
new FEED AND
Provision Store
WOOD yard.

The undersigned have opened a
Feed and Provision store and Wood
Yard in Judge Baldwin's new build
ing on I'd St.
We will, also quarry during the
winter a large amount of Stone
for building purposes. 4
MARTIN & Sous.
I'd St. Redwood Falls
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Mr.. Edward March received a
telegram, on Tuesday, announcing
the death of Mrs. William G. March.
Nothing further has been heard in
in regard to it and no one had heard
Of her being ill. 1t is thought by
her friends here that her death must
have been sudden.
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Misses Fockens and Weymouth
desire to notify the Ladies' Of Red
wood Falls and vicinity that they
will, about April LIST open = fine
stock Of millinery and Fancy Goods
in the room now occupied as U. s.
Land Office.
They will also be prepared to at.
tend to drcssmaking.
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Vermont maple sugar at BRoD'
HEADS.
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MASONIC-ANTIQUrTY LODGE No. 81, A. F. &
4. M.-Rcg,llar meetings on the LIST ard ID
Wednesdays in each month, at ~ o'clock p.
NJ. e. A. CHANDLER, Sec.
REDWOOD r. A. Chapter U. d, Stated Convo-
cations the End and Ath Fridays Of each
month.
e. A. CHANDLER, W, F. DICKINSON,
Sec. H.