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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-07-01
The AulivtllO Fight


There il . speck Of vsr II Aullville.
Richard 8. Tsylos. Robert Taylor asd
B. &. Wrse. all of Lafayette oosnly. in she
vicinity q AullvilIe. had eight Yesterday.
Richard Taylor died % The spos. while
Wien aad Robert TsyIos ere sspposea 70
be mortality vossded, although tAey vese
alive q 8 O'Clock In nosuiag.
Richard & Tayloe ~ about tveasy.
seven yean Of aGe. Robert Taylor y
about svssey-toss yesn Cd. They Sss.
merry lived % Lose Elm Prairse, II Coop.
r. eoesty. where they eejoyed . veg ex-
oellest sepoaaaioA. Ravsaacsoa Taylor,
he fsihes 81 lhas boys died many yeass
ego.
Richard 8. TayIoss reasis vill pap
through s.dalia ea9orEos morning a rs.as
- npssa, No, fss basial il ~ Masoeic
ssaesesy Il hat panA rs rr.
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What Occurred at the Springs Yes
terdsy-A Sermon in the Grove
Tents Struck-The Trip to Kan
sas City-Resolutions Of Thanks.
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II yos viah yoar food 10 - eejcyahle
odd dieessible, Sae d.. Pricss Cream Bah.
~ Resdes, vAicA = ~ osly seeIsoo
sDalsesalioa, hot vhol0o0e. h educaae1
eAsoisas - pAyiciaas ef this esssasy
- d. Pie Gwen Bskieg Rssjes u
Shois ON fa0ili0. .r- .r.
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Died at q Hotel.


There died. Of typhoid fever. at the L.
roy Honse. yrrterd.y, in Sedalia, II 2:3O
p. m, J. B. Asset, young man Who hsa
h~en in the employ Of Baskalow Bros after
an Hines Of three weeks. Aged about twenty
years.
Young Hasaett was news agent for
Bsrkalow Brothers. running on the NJ, X.
4 T. between Sedalia and Texas. On the
Slst Of May he arrived from the south aick.
He vent 70 bed and early last week vas
tetter. Later he took . relsp>e, which re-
suited in his desth. a above stated.
There N something more than u,ually
ssd about this yonng mans death. He was
Just budding into manhood
kind and generous 10 fault; among str.a-
gen, he sickened and died. Before he
breathed his last two brothers arrived to
make his dying pillow smooth and TO i'd
minister to his dying wants.
His fellow employees Of Baikalow Bros.
sdded their mite and gave up their own
personal comforts 10 comfort their dying
comrade.
Alex. Cendening. clerk At the Leroy
Houae and Mr.. Current, Proprietor, did
everything po'sibIe for young. Hassett.
The body vas sent east on Sunday night.
to Peru, Indiana. for interment, where de-
ceased has brothsn, sisien and father resid.
ing.
The diseases of babyhood are no rapidly
weakening thattLe quickeat means shoud b
used TO check them. Dr. Bulls Baby Syrup Il
the snfailing remedy for those complaints.
Price 25 cents. .a
-Kansas csty seems to be afflicted With
aneptdemic Of crime. Nearly every day ths
column, Of the papem Of that city have
been teeming With accounts Of murders
suicidea. &c. About 10 o'clock yesterday
Tho. 81. Marshall w arrested for severely
beating hs wife and then throwing he,
dosn Stain. hssakiag her LEG and voondinl
her internally.
IA positive 6ese1t 70 young childse,
an6 iafaoea." y the popular Nendict for d.
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IA positive be.eat 70 young childse.
aad iafasea" y The popular Sendics for d..
Rsl.s Baby SyruP. Sold everyshese II Is
eanls hottlA I'd es
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-07-01

Two god disiag seoo gisk q 8ieAesj.
Mo- q vell recommnod>1 80.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-07-01

Strawberries and cream at
Sichers'.
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When the indications are that . PR
fectly reliable remedy il needed to regulate
the liver. 70 strengthen the stOmsch and
renovate the system, no one should Lesiiate
10 use DR.. Bulls Baltimore Pills.
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1T = ioolish Tor any one 70 have The
tsee fsll a Piopss. bsosehes. &C.. shes
d.. Bulls Baltimore Pill can Be Be bought
fps 8 cents. as any drug store.
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CroClIDmOn About.


Al Soldier Hone. (oesr D.ytoa. Ohio
Juse I'd, ss 9o'clock Q. m. Ara E Brova.
vile Of Col. Z. F. Brown. Governor SOLDIER
Hone ios d. v. g.. ssd siases Of Mn
Samuel Gallaghee. S., q Sedalia, No.
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FOUL 0U1DER.


Special Dispatch n the Journal.
Platte City. No. JAne el.-Pistte City
wsa greatly excited to day over The mnrirr
OF Dr. y. L. Spr"cer, . prominent sirn,i~'
and IN old rs~ideai Of the city. The muir
der wss committed b. man assed Wyiis
Sialisri, Vim sas im,<lled 10 the deed by
. story told him BY his v,fe.
il se~ms that Stallasri's vile had gone so
Spencer. .lealisary ss..sns, On Tuesday last
preparatory u having set of false ie~il.
made.
THE WOAANis STORY
j. that Spencer told her it would be impos-
sihle u psrpss~ The mouth. pull the decsyed
teeth and make the nsce~ary filling. unless
abe would allow him 10 sdminisier chioro-
form. This ~se At last coaHeated 70 do, and
she was pat under ia influence. She state.
that when abe cane out of The sleep induced
BY il abe found portion Of her cioihiax
had bsen removed. ssd that Sp.ncer vas in
the net Of violsiiag her person. She 1t
once sPrang 10 her feet, and, going 70 the
door,
FOUND 1T LOCKED.
She turned upon him and demanded u
be rele.sed. threatening 10 tar his heart
out IL he l,ersisied. The dsniist vainly at.
tempted 10 onset her, and after she has re-
placed her clothing abe v.s allowed "a de-
L. a n
known. Her husband, hard sorking Ia
boring man. sought the advice of attorneys
and various other parties. .ho gave him
legal advice. and generally added tLst IL
the case vas theirs they would take the lac
into their own hands and kill the accused
Yesterday morning Si.llsrd
ARMED HIMSELF WITH REVOLVER
and vent in srsrch of SPRINGER. vhom he
found sitting in front "f Msson's store, and
At once opened Gre upon him. Up to .she
time the shooting Commenced not . word
had eenspoken between Tie too men. The
firing VA kept mp until four halls hsd been
lodged in various parts Of Spencer hody,
and nat doubt existed that the result
would be fatal indeed. Spencer lived bat
. lev moments after receiving the wounds.
Slailard walked away. and i still st large
on the streets of the city, st late hour to-
day.
THE TWO MEN
have familIes consisiing of vie and two
or three children each. the oldest TEN "
twelve years of age. Mra Stsilsrh il .
finely -formed woman, of 6ne appearances.
Mrs. Spencer delicate Of poor health. Spen
GER was = man Of good appearance, good 3D.
dress, and had heretofore horne good rep
utaiion. He had considerable property.
Saallard makes his living BY day labor, and
b as heretofore hen quite. inoden-ive man.
Died.
At Davenport, Iowa, June sd, Of con-
Mis- Annie X. Johnston. sister
Of J. E. Johnston. Of this city, and for .
number Of years editrese Of the Meti"dis
RsordeT. of l'iiisbnrg, Pc. Mis- Johnston
visited Setialia too years .eo and spent the
winter with her relatives. end during her
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Bob Ingersoll's Tender Heart.
Recently. sowe one in Conversation viih
the tender hearted Bob. said "Mr. Inges-
aoil, suopnar you should Ioae one Of your
dsughien!" He turned Pslesnd answered.
quickly. "Heaven forbid such . cslao,i.y :"
oh 7" said the lady, "ycu don't believe in
Heaven, hus IL one of Your dear children
should de, would there not he sowe COM
fort in the belief that you ,would see that
child again. Even the Thought Of death
Of on Of his beloved household "a. 10
fraught With agony that he refused To con-
Time the conversation. In conv~ssaiioa
which hsd with hin about twO mouths
sgo, I .skesl him IL he had ~. resd Hugh
Miller. and especially his Testimony Of
the Rocka" He said he had, and spoke Of
Hugh Miller's insanity and suicide. I told
hin ihst ] thoaGht Hushs account Of
Nosch,aa deluge Tar more PLAYABLE than
hi- lecture on The sebject. ! sdded shss
never heard any Of his lectures, bat have
read the seposss oislse& To my great sur
prize found that he ~ not satisfied With
bic own theories, but that. having Inss the
suchos Of faith, he doshsed every shing in
acieece - veil - The Bible. He hss re.d
everything On every subject, and told ne
how weary aud unssir6ed he vsa. He
aid be ~ tired of books iissd Of reading
nevsPspers. and really seemed 10 declare
thsl there - much veariae~ in knsvl.
edge. When ve' Disclosed God. BE- said
tAst IL he Chsissssa God panisbed evil and
rewarded good. be could ooss sesdily Sc
ceps him. bot that ~ eoastaasly $40 the
sevene. He said ooch sgaiWse lives Of
vickedsea asa deaih.brd sepenaasces. in
which - could nos beiieve.- WasAisyOa
l ~. 49,
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-07-01

The sad case Of poisoning in Kansas CITY.
noticed in yesterdays BAzoo. eliminated
yesterday in the, death 81 Mr.. and Mrs.
Hart. The Maii. in speaking of the sifnr.
says: "rL~ battle tor life wss fierce enc.
All day long the noble hand Of physicians
stood At the bedside and never fos moment
faliered in their duty anal efforts To heat bsek
the dark angel Of death that Was lowering
over thst doomed couple. His Prr-~nc~ va
felt BY all. Although the angel Of life
locked an. hoping against hope co"ld do
nothing TO prevent the reaper Of death frou'
gathering in his victims. "The simmer
haj cOme-ihe harvest was ripe" and the
death angel gathered II into his vast dead
hOuae
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-07-01

DR.. Bulls Baltimore Pilk are the
sovereign remedy for dysperia and ell d.
gestive diaorden. Price = cents. For
sale By sll drugKisas.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-07-01
Hurt on the Head.

Henry w. Martin, foseosa Of White
4 Myers luaber yard found man IN the
yard enclosure Iass night sboas sise O'Clock
under suspicious circumstances. Martin
vent ny to the @an and kicked him with
out saying word To him. This The man
recalled By striking Martha o. the cheek,
When they clinched aud fell, and vhiIe
down or in The sct Of raising third party
struck him On Tie aide al The head With .
~one. telling him 10 lie grossd and seo-
dering him uncoascioua.
Martin has Eos bed injury but il h 10
be hoped not serious. He does not know
who his anailaaaa we're.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-07-01

-Railrosd circles are stilI put out' By
the var. The rate from Kasssa City 70
s.. Louis sill reoains The sana. We 10
tice that The rate fsoo g. Losia 10 Kanaas
City has dropped TO q. There aeeas 10
b no ppospecs a - sariy seisleeent Of he
di9essaosa. sad ~ var y lisble Y b ear
RED On Ill suaDae.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-07-01

We cannot urge too strongly upon our
people the necer~ity Of attending the rail-
road meeting next Saturday IN mass> The
movam~nt Is ~w in something oi rhsl<.
aud . good sirong pull will send that 'sr
railroad right straight 10 Warsaw and Do
mistake.
The amount Of money asked from Petite
county is only SIS 600 Of which So. 900
has already been sutecribej. leaving only
$l9.O 600 for our people tn bring forward
Surely there are enough wealthy l~ol'le in
Sesiaiis Ia raise that smsll amount.
II you cant give much then give .
little. J~6erron City il aroused, and IL
they succred IN raining So. OOO in ~ short
. space Of time. surely the business men
and mechanics Of kedaIia can even do bet
ter than tAai. Turn out. This may he
the last chance 10 secure the rosd. A
afr .ng pull nov and ,hst r"ad is CERTAINTY;
the least don't-care a-d-d- . iivens-s siu"i
il. and Je6eron City will step in. throw
her railroad around IA and succeed n0l only
in retaining the Capital bUs ALA take away
large portion Of our trade. ITO BE- fore
warned 10 to be foseasmed." IL ren,ains tO
be seen whether Sedalia can take care Of
her own.
-Kindoes. il pO,hiag stronger, should
induce anyone 10 use Dr.. bulls Baby
Syrup for the relief Of the diaeases Of baby
hood. Price Is ceais.
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1 Noted Divine SAYS {:

Dr. TuTf:-Dsas S,r; Por t-n years have been
martyr ~ Dy.psSass. Constipstssa and PLEA lat
Spring yvus PiilD nstesf to me Z ursA
ehesa hos w'sb lsse,a tssthI ssa vol n....
have good apsstt~. d,g~.son perfect. r-g,i. 81" IL
- oD00l An have uiosSi forty posN.ts col Il tlssn.
~ age Nssth thsss Wssxhs . gold
Raw. T. L. HIMPSsJN I-,uisvlile ~.
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At Davenport. Iowa. June sd, Of con-
Mis- Annie X. Johnston, sisiei
Of J. e. Johnston, Of this city, and for 9
number Of years editresa Of the Met1~iis
Rscordz. Of l'iiisbnrE, Pc. Mis- Johnsios
visited Sedalia too yesrs ago and spent ibs
winter with her relatives. end during he'
stay made many trispds aud scquainiance-
who will be panied 10 hear 81 her death
She Wa in perfect health n the time oI
her visit here. and iev ssspectesl - sooa
should she be cslled from her labors to ~
-ume the crown Of glory.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-07-01
TUFTS Pills
ore especially adapted to sucl
cases, q single dose et.scts
such . change Of f,oiin; & ) to
00toniooU the 0uSvosoV.
1ll11'H Pills

% e006O0o0000 - 006Ne0sse q. 6tsss re
free tsoo oey D9SOeseie~ hae ~ sni..se
- a1Sse oeseeoee 0eOAHl3asisss. Tn~y
.00aseh, llsaase, Pa NJ, asd les IL 100 ate
~ 0oalro Syss0os. 1Sv . ellie visx shs, ca.
Do90eA l.lVeS, Ohoy rDeasse she klsUsl
fTo0 pelseaeSo hs0~ss. ss.t shus sssp"rs
health aoA vitality s.s the IWdS. rSn ~ssse
~ 6oW01D - as 6sisss Sty, Sstsko0s
Which - OoO e0D GOeo we'll.
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Economy.

There ~ economy in buying Dr.. Prices
Special Flavoriag Extracts, ~ ilA~y are the
most natural a.vors made. And in strength.
quality and qasaiiiy they Cs,nos BE-
equslied BY any 6svoring exirscss in the
market.
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Or. ]. :. HAYWOOD,
0e MeWe V00R SAWS

sv6W siiss,seo ssist that cannot ~ re.evet ~ 70
0DRnx tAs lises ~ ~ us'rssai tinetsn- sEi tie
tbs pursoss r~rnsdy has b-.i ps~ni..J tiAs
- = nApp01o s0se - TUTI~S PILLS"
SOLD EvEavwneRE. PRICE rs CsHTS.
o0es - A0ssFay Hsrees, New Y.rl.
~ D. TUFTS MANUAL Of Valuable Infor.
nation aud Uss1sl kecsipls" whi b. ,nai,sd free
ON uxf,IfenfiOoL
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= tho fPvifSul 0oaFee q many dissasrs, proui-
ueut among which are
DYSPEPSIA, Slcx.HeADAcME, COSIWfsfSs.
0ySENIkRv. 6itl0US fEvER, AGILE AND ftviH,
jAUNOlCE, Piles, RHEUMATISM. KIDNEY GOA
n Ami COlfC &c
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-07-01

Sleep Is absolutely nece~ary Tor health.
and nothing - edeciuslly r"is one Of sle~p
- dos . crying baby. Use Dr. Bulls
Bsby Syrup to ease It's pain and the baby
will be quiet and allow all TO sleep veil.
Price 2j cente bottle.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-10-23
Sick Horses.

A. II. Bolton. Veterinary Surgeon and
dentist. will visit Redwood Falls, on
Thursday, October Both and will remain
three days, for the purpose of operati ,g
upon diseased horses. Nasal gleet and
chronic catarrh will be treated success
fully by surgical operation. Nasal gleet
and chronic catarrh cause horse to turn
his head and grind his feed on one side
while eating, to drive on one rein and to
drool and froth at the mouth while eating
and driving. Fistulas and sores on the
under jaw and nasal gleet are caused by
liberated molar teeth. Colts as well as
horses are subject to diseased teeth. If
you have horse or colt that does not do
well, have the doctor examine his mouth.
Examinations Free. Surgical opera
tons and Surgical dentistry speciality.
The doctor will be found at McCarty's
livery Office during his stay in town.
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A Surprised Physician.

A DYING PATIENT RECEIVERS THROUGH
THE INTERROGATION OF A HUMBLE GER
MAN.-Some weeks ago DR.. G.. a very
reputable and widelyknown physician
living on C-street. was called to at
tend very complicated case of Rheuma
tism. Upon arriving at the house nc
found man about forty years of az
lying in Frustrated and serious condi
ton. with his whole frame dangerous,
aft ected with the painful disease. Hi
prescribed for the patient, but the mar
continued to grow worse, and on Sunda,
evening he was found to be in very
alarming condition. The knees and ell
bows AMI larger joints were g'eat'y in
famed and could not be moved. It was
only VITA extrem, diff .ulty THAT tn
patient coull be turned in bed. with thu
aid of three OF four persons. The weight
of the clio hing was 81 oppressive tia
means hal to b. adapted to keep it from
the PATENTS body.
Tla do tor saw that his assistance
would be of no avail. and left the hous.
tn. memb rs of the family following hin
to the door, weeping. At this critsca
hour. neighbor, a poor and humble
German shoemaker, appeared to Thu
grief -smitt ones as saving angel. Id
had heard of the despair of the family
and now asked them to try his remedy
and according brought forth bottle O
ST. JACOBS OIL. AS drowning mar
will catch at straws, so the poor wife ap
plied this remedy; she had no hope, bu
would t..v anything, ass matter Of duty
The first application eased the pattern
very much; after few hours they uscd
it again, and wonder of wonders, thu
pain vanished entirely! Every s'sbse
quent application improved ING sufferer
and in two days he was well ana out
When the doctor called few. days a.tcr
he was indeed surprised; for, instead OF
corpse, he found a new-made man. -Ex.
change. ~ m -
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This is good enough for Harper's
drawer;
Office of the Village Recorder.
Redwood Falls, May End. 1879.
Know all, that license has been grant
ed under chapter q of Village Ordinan
ces to Samuel Sickle to keep his dog
named Cap, age 8 years, color black with
white front feet. legs and breast. hind
feet white. tail IL inches in length and
,ehind. Hair long except after shearing
md then short. Sex. masculine. DISCO
sition, good. Teeth, sound. Hearing,
good. Sight, good. Weight, ia lbs.
This day licks every dog in town except
peabody's.
(Remarks). The said dog wags his tail
instead OF his tail wagging him. The
number of this license is two (D and ex-
.);r.s Nay LIST. A. u. 1882.
3. A. O'HARA,
Recorder.
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To-day at Mckay & Races.
Cranbcrrics, Sweet Potatoes
and Apples.
BUTTER and EGGS.
WANTED.


from their lust, the free ballotbox,
then it is time to call a halt. We
may be not a proud or chivaIrous
people. Most of MS never killed a
negro in our lives. We have little
claim to respect Or reverence. We
are guilty Of the meanness of paying
our debts when we can. But there
are things that we will not submit to.
We will not hold fellowship with
thieves and regulators and admit
that we are tarred with the same
stick. We will not admit that our
brothers who gave their lives in bat
tie for this Nation died as the fool
dieth. We will not even admit that
nothing was settled by that flood Of
treasure and blood poured out on
those thousand fields of slaughter.
Several things were settled. First,
that this is Nation, with a right to
live. Second, that Northern men,
when crowded too far, will defend
themselves, in the field, and at the
polls; and, third, that there are a
great many of them.
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ARRIVALS AT THE COMMERCIAL
HOUSE.

Philip Semmor, S. s. Merriam, c. F
Lincoln, S. Strangeway, J. s. Eaton, j.
M. Diment, T. J. Ross, L. c. johnson,
Chicago; W. L. Moore, Rochester; Geo
B. Bohon, Eugene Campbell. c: +. Null
Ter, St. Paul; w. A. Bump. Bird Island
John Strangeway, Birch Cooiie: ). T.
Robb, John Grace, Prairie Du Chen
Joseph Siehl, Minneapolis; G. Z. Vine
gar, Dubuque; II. Chamberlain, High
Forest; Mrs Pierson, Bird Island; J. ).
Mcdonald, Minneapolis; NJ. Z. N. How
ell, Washington, D. c.
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ARRIVALS AT THE EXCHANGE
HOTEL.

]. ]. Philips, New York; Sam DeCamp
G. w. Spriesterbach, W. N. Hancock
W. D. George, St. Paul; H. x. Yates,
Winona; Harry Fcetzel, W. S. Calhoun
]. G. Griffith, Chicago; T. Penkum, VIM
March, Minneapolis; Aaron Robbins
Trinbelle, Wis; Geo. F. Miller, s. E.
Livingston, d. w. Master, Milwaukee
Barney Paine, Monticello, Iowa; z. O.
Blekre, New Ulm; j. II. Murphy, James
Vile, Wis; VIM Martin, Mortified
Daniel Feltan, MankatO.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-10-23

The regular monthly meeting of the
Directors of the Business Mems Associa-
alton will be held at the office of j. W.
Paxton, on Monday evening, Oct. eth,
at o'clock p. m. AT this meeting a
report will be made by the committee ap-
pointed to construct pontoon bringes
and by the committee appointed to col
lect funds for that purpose. A full at
tendance of the Directors is expected,
and all members of the association are
invited to be present.
j. Wilson Paxton, Pres't.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-10-23

Messrs Pililbrick s. Francois are
getting their stock in shape at the
old stand of Sickle & Wiltshire, an6
in a few days vii be abe to show
the people Of Redwood Falls and vi.
cinity, the largest, finest AMI che,p
est line of general me.chand Sc ever
shown in this section. Give them Il
call and you will BE- convinced OF
the truth Of this asse, ton.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-10-23

Elder A. P. Frost closed his labors in
the Christian church last Sunday even
ing. He is going to Concord MINI. fol
for the ensuing year. He still suffers
from the attack of erysipelas which at
fected his knee joint and is compelled te
walk with crutches. Mr.. Frost won the
esteem of our community by earnes,
work, while here.
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ASKING TOO MUCH.

~ 81. - Ter
Must we cease to do honor to the
names Of Lincoln and Grant, and fall
down on our knees besides the Okla
iona idiot at the sight of. Jefferson
Dayis's cast off petticoats? Must
every one-armed soldier. among us
pretend that he lost. his member un-
der the stars and bars, or if he can
not accomplish that hustle aroundand
get affidavitss that'it was torn offin a
threshing machine? l think we are
ready for that we need con-
siderable discipline yet before we are
mot all ready to read our confession
of loyalty backward, Ike q witch's
prayer. We think we nave done all
that men could be asked I'd do inthe
way of reconciliation. With not :
traitor hanged Or punished for his
treason; with no restraint even upon
1.-THE most pestilent slAcksiaw in the
Hand with free license Tor al of
|then Ia iafsulk and revile the Nation
(which hhf donsd thesa; with the
Liberty 10 set up Id their own States
lwhayevef devilish car'cataare of
free governments they choose,
1--we Tel that we have done
Iall that,the most Akerilsh fOrbear-
Iance could re11irA IL Anws il adj
EDITION, they ask usto cons IA Sby
LII silence, ana 1 4 3 . Vii 9
Ithnw fssas. frs8xss, 1.sse m = Al 6sxrv
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-10-23
Editor Gazette;

In justice to the Ag
ricultural Society of Redwood Co.
would ask if it is accor ling tn the rules
to remove the 81 as from canned fruit IN
take part there-from. And will the
Judges on Glass E. please explain why
my jars were marked with a first class
premium when the GAZETTE informs me
they only received second class prem
ium.
Mrs. ]. s. G. Homer.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-10-23

Harry Lamberton, of Winona, is a
staunch Democrat and philosopher
withal, as appears by the following
from the Republican:
elbow bad is it?" asked Hon. Harry
Lambcrton as he reined his horse up
in front of the Republican bulletin
this morning.
"Only thirty thousand" was the
response.
"Only thirty thousand! Why,
they claimed forty thousand! We've
made gain, haven't we?" remarked
Lamberton as he drove off comforted
with the encourag ng figures.