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DURHAM Ton.coo -pu,hom. y r ,s..]

DURHAM TOBACCO -Durham. ". e.. a tbrtf,v
aud Srowisg town In the light tobacco region az ,ls
'ih Worth state. has become Known throughout the
world ey snc fsmous brand Of Smoking. Tosaceo
which " sends forth, bearsnx the Trademark Of .
Durhan euI asd The nrm-nsme OF w. 7. BLACK
WELL a co.
This Toesceo n The delight OF smokers, II fs
mild wiihoss being tasipd; frssvznt aud decided
In taste wirhous being oFeDsiveIy strong. Mesus.
BLACKWELL co. hsye an esormous establish.
ment, and smpsy hundreds OF bsnds In preparing
theii goods and senslipg them forth TO The trade.
Their opportunities for the purshse Of The leaf are
excellent and sess,ions are made with the view OF
keeping no the standard OF the brand II Is tie par.
pose OF the proprietfs uct permit the sszde 10 be
lowered. but to keep IL up 10 me hgi- water mark
OF excellence.
Smoke DURHAM. You win be ehssm.d with Is, iI
you do not already know or i,s good points.
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C1THE GRAss.WIDOwERs' TRAIN.-Atten.
ton is called to the advertisement Of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company
announcing a new arrangement on and
after Tomorrow on their accommodation
train No. 5, popularity known as the grass
widowers' train. The rates OF fare have
been placed at low rates. aad tickets VIII De
issued good for three days. In their etiors
to accommodate the pub}ic this road eyiaees
a praiseworthy spirit, and should be- Abe
rally encouraged,
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MEETINGS..

MASONIC NOTICE.-Tbe men, 4.
Ivl bers Of DOVE LODGE, No. 81, A. n. "
and A. 81, viii attend a stated ccmmunlcs-I w
ton,os their Lodge on THIS friday EVENING
August 18Th, Al O'Clock, ~ The iOdge-roVD, 81.
Albags Hall. corner Main aud Third streets.
Members OF sister lodges and tra1sient brethren
ftatomally invited.
By order of the w. NJ.
au .3.lt BEN. i. AUGUST, Secretary.
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The EXCURSION TO CHIcAGo.-To-night
NJ 10.4h O'Clock number OF the Richmond
Knights Templar will leave usa lhe Csesa-
peaka and ohio railway on m excursion r.
Chicago, to attend the grand irienAm C'n
claye OF the Knights Tcmplhr OF tae up.det
States. The taIe has s,,,p"s oeen p,sveS y. yer!
cheap rates, and the attrae'seas cEered VI
this trip are very great
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MILITARY NOTICES.

HEADQUARTERS ArTrCKs GuARD,l
RICHMOND. VA, August I3, 1880. 8
h TTENTION EVERY commissioned, n
IN son commissioned officer, aud private ofA,
this command Is by this order required TO aitendM
a meeting to be held at the arBlOry TONIGHT H.
"a O'Clock promptly for ihetransaciion OF mlor-
tant business the roll will be called and absentess
dealt with as the law directs.
By order Of JOSIAH CRIMP, Captain.
as1 l3.lt
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DELIGHTFUL MOONLIGHT EXCURSION.
Paradise Lodge, No. Ss3, ]. U. b. L., VIII
have an excursion to Mount Pleasant on
"Wednesday, August 18Th. Tains viii
leave at $3.50 and ESQ p. NJ. Thaxe will be
dancing, boating by moonlight, and other
amusements. The party will return TO the
cily about midnight. An efi1nt com
mittee has chlrge Of the affair. aud pleas
ant time and good order Is guaranteed.
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House Struca ~ Lightning. g.-Qnning the
storm Tuesday, evening the dwelling oil
Mr.. Finney Co.'S in Cbesterfieed county, on
the Midlothian pike, was strrxlS by light
ming. The fIid passed dowr+ho chimney,
demolisbiDg the mlDtelpiece on' ttse second
floor and Gnu on the first. strhGk clock.
SCATTERING lis, york., aud Oreaki1g several
panes of yiass in the windsws The family
was in the house at the t1as,. and escaped
unhurt
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LOCAL MATTERS.

MEETING or THE BOARD or DIRECTORS or
THE RICHMOND CHAMBER OF C0xxERcE.-
The regular monthly meeting OF this Board
was held last evening at their rooms In
Commercial Hall. Present: Mr.. II. T..
Biankenship (first vice. president), pre-
siding, and Messrs. j. X. CblIdrey, w. W.
Crump, r. A. Dunlop. j. Leigh Jones,
Thomas Potts, John B. Purcell, James PEN
dIeton Rogers, and Claiborne Watkins.
Mr.. Rogers was requested to act as secre-
tary in the absence OF Mr.. Fisher.
Sundry papers and communications were
laid before the Board. Among them were
an invitation from The Mayor OF Boston and
Invitation Committee to the President OF
the Board to visit that city on the 18th OF
September, the 250th anniversary OF the
settlement OF Boston, extending the cOur-
tesy OF the city, &C.; copy OF the
1" Commercial Relations OF the United
States" from the Hon. Secretary OF State
w. NJ. Eyaris; and letter from Consul
William +. GunnelI, Bremen, with statistics
OF exports from the United States.
On motion OF Mr.. Watkins, a committee
was appointed to prepare suitable resolu-
tlons in memory OF the late John A. Bevin,
member of this Chamber. The Chair ap-
pointed the following: Judge w. w.
Crump, John X. Childrey, and Il. A. Dun
lop.
Colonel Purcell offered the following
resolution, which was adopted:
ReSolued, That the Committee on Inland
Trade he requested to inquire into and re.
port to this Chamber what discrimination.
il any, is made against the city OF Richmond
in the matter Of express charges TO points
on the Atlantic. Mississippi and Ohio rail-
road. and il any arrangement can be made
to obviate The double charges now existing
to those points
After transacting some other business the
Board, on motion OF Mr.. Chlldrey, ad-
iourned.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly clear
and partly cloudy and pleasant.
TBEEMovETeR YESTERDAY @ A. NJ, 20 ;
9 A. NJ, rs; noon, Sc; p. NJ, SO; p.
a., IS; midnight. Y.
Mean temperature, u 5-6.
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REvIvAL.-There have been twenty-five
converts at the meeting at County-Line
church, in Caroline county, where Rev. A.
L. Dickinson. OF this city, Is preaching twice
a day to immense congregations, and the
services are increasing IN interest.
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TCor1nuuicatpLl
Advantages or the Excursion Via
Chesapcakc and Ohio Road.

Those leaving on l0:45 z. NJ. train on the
18th will see by daylight the grandest
scenery ever witnessed IN the United States.
The steamboat accommodation on the Ohio
river is trst.cass The boat BOs,ona can
not be surpassed, which will meet us at
Huntington. Meals and state-rooms free
viii arrive at Cincinnati on Sunday morn
ing, giving the eXcursionists an opportunity
Of seeing the Queen City OF the West on
Sunday. Leaving Cincinnati that night,
arrive in Chicago at 7 O'Clock A.. NJ. Mon
day. BY our route via Cincinnati we save
continuous ride In railroad car OF thirty
six hours. We save 81 to SO in the way OF
meals. sleeper, and ticket, and have no tears
OF missing connections.
THE COMMITTEE,
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Fon BoN AIa.-The regular weekly ex-
cursion n Ron Air will take place this eve
niov A fine brass and string band wa se-
company the party, ana very H'ea,an' n.an
time Il anticipated. Tne tr9,n ".ses n.vu, n',
mond at 81 o'clocki returning, leaves boo
Air at 8 +. NJ,
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IHAyE ANALYzED THE WHISKY known un.
der the brand OF - BSelect," controlled bv Mssrs.
WALTER ID. BLAIR 4 CO., Richmond, Va. sHd
find II free from fusil-ou aud other Impurities,
and recommend It's use for medicinal aud family
purposes. j. Is. MCCAw, N. D.,
Late Professor OF Chemistry,
Medical College OF Virginia.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, partly cloudy weather.
occasional rain. nor,berly possibly veering
to easterly winds, and stationary or higher
temperature and barometer.
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Buy YOUR SUMNER DRESS GOODS OF LEVY
BROTHERS, as they have made X eat reductions im
their prices, to close out their whole stosk BE-
fore the 18th OF September.
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Briet Hems.-Mr. John II. Ingram,
very popular young lawyer OF this city, lsi
for Lunenburg yesterday on visit To hi'
relatives. -
A small colored 10y was thrown from
horse on Hull areet yesterday and sii2hti.
injured,
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SOMETHING FOR RAINY DAY--sn UABEELLA.
Another large arrival Of those cheap Umbrellas At
LEVY BROTHERS. You can save Z5per cent by
max ing your purchaseso OF them.
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BVSINESS CHANCES.
SPLENDID BUSINESS CHANCE.

n
Intending To retire from business. offer for sale
privstelv NV STOCK OF CONFE ECTIONERY and
my MACHINERY for the manufacture OF CAN
DIES. lCE-CREAM, and CAKES. which Is com.
pete IN all spects. Also, the GOOio-WlLL OF
the esiablisbmenf. The store. With dwelling above,
will be rented at reasonable price 10 the purchaser
OF the stock. &c.
Tins Is a rare opportunity OF buying Wei!-es'aD-
ALEXANDER WERST,
corner Broad aud Third streets.
4 q u
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Those who are not aware of the great decline In
the prices of Sbeelngs shirings, and rillow-Cssugs
sbonId not delay in calling ut LEVY BROTHERS.
and getting posted.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-13

The largest stock and best assortment or Laccs
and Hamburg Edrngs aud InsertIpgs can be had st
LEVY BROTHERS..
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SUN MkR I:kSoRTS.

COTTAGE HOME.-WOULD LIKE TO
" HAVE OCCUPANTS FOR TWO NICE
LARGE ROOMS on the l7th, Offering every In
ducement 10 bc found Ia the mountains. MIX, ice.
spleLdid wafer, good fare, attentive servants. One
mile OF station. telegraph and express ONCE. Board
reduced from SIS TO 4l5 for months OF August and
MRS. HOFFMAN,
aul2-2ts near Bufordsville. Bedford county.
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EMINENT WILMER BRiNroS. NJ. d.,

BALTINOEE, WHITES:
1have used Coldens LIEsrG's LIQUrr ExrRAcT
or BEEF In NV practice. AZ tonic In eonsump.
non, debility. weakness. auenia, chlorosb, &c. tt
cannot be surpassed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-13

MABsEILLxs QuiLrs eau be had at sncn pr"Ss
st LEVY BRornERs' az TO maksW 10 your SSsss'
tsSe 70 purchase OF theus.
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DIsSOLUTI0Ns & PARTNERSHIPS.

DISSOLUTION OF CO.PARTNER-
IL sHlP-The firm Of ROUNTREE & McGIN-
NESS has this day been dissolved by mutual con-
sent, Sir. j. 4. MCGiNNESS Withdrawing from The
concern.
The business will be continued by II. w. KOUN-
TREE at the old stand, who assuInes all liabilities
ana will settle up all uutnishei business OF the late
nrm. VI. W. ROuNIREE,
j. r.. MCGlNNEsS.
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ExCURsuO>s, PIC.NICs. &c.
FT,HE MOST DELI3HTFUL
l. MOONLIGHT EXCLUSION AND PICNIC
OF the season 10 be given NJ Mount Pleasant on lhe
, afternoon of
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 18TH,
BY PARADISE LoDGE. No. 22s, !. ORB.

train will leave y q Chesapeake and Ohio depot
promptly at $3.50 O'Clock 4. N. for the speenl ac-
com mediation Of ladies' aud children. The commit
ice will see TO the cOurt Of ladies without escorts.
second train will leave the Chesapeake agd Ohio
depot at $50 O'Clock r. VI. for tbe acc0rnmod odaiion
Of those unable to geS oz earlier.
Dancing, Moonii.Sbt Beating, and other amnse-
ments, promise M agreeable evening. Good order
guaranteed. Rem 5shusenIs Will be served AT cisy
prices.
COMMITTEES Il. A.. Esekie r.. Bottigh<I nler. VIII
liam Cans. A. coksn, J. A. Hirshbsrs, j. Held, !.
Lahm, X. Goldsmith N. Gunst, j. Levli snd d.
trpenfree. l3sDt
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UVon re,iriug from the frm of ROUNTREE
MCGISNESS l would cordially recommend my
late partner. Mr.. II. W. ROUNTkEE, to my friends
and The public. j. r. MCGlNNESs.
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PERSONAL.

.----->.~<-r--~--@-- - ..s..sSsss><y
al PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OS
80. 20. VII forward thea ~ shs Sawta
~ Sarf.,ik. VA du:y aulhsn, icat' 4. z
WILLIAM .. w,kS.N2A wA
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8irIlmend Dispatth.
FRIDAY. ...AUGUsr 10, II
ss- THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAS THE COMBINED CIRCU'
LATIoN OF ALL THE oTHKR DAILY SEws.
PAPERS OF THE CITY.

Entered at the Post-office At Richmond, Va, al
second-class matter.l
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The business heret ofore carrie d on under the firm
and style of ROUNTRFE n MCGINNESS from
this dale viii he conducted by me In my own name.
Thanking the public for their liberal patronage be-
slowed on the late firm, do sOlict continuance or
Ine same In the future. VeIy Iespectfully.
1856 III. W. kOUNTREE.
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ORKNEY SPRINGS, VA, NOW OPEN.
~ Board per day. according 70 location Of room
and number of persons In same, 3l.50 TO T:5O ;
per week. IS 10 S1l; per msnth, $50 10 $50.
Ing over seven persons at less rates. Round-trip
tickets from Richmond 20 Orkney over Chesapeake
and Onlo railroad, good I'll october lst. ga
JONES 4 PARKER.
60 prODrIetOrs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-13

I DR.. Thomas Stewart, well.known dentist
OF Baltimore, Is dead.
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THE WARM SPRINGS,

fVHE WARM SPRINGS,
BATH COUNTY, VA,
WILL BE KEPT OPEN UNTIL THE FIRST OF
NOVEMBER,
or later II desired Persons desiring TO remain IN
the mountains uu III late In the seaso0 VIII nnd IL
comfortable home. JOHN l.. ElbANh,
an IO.Im Proprietor.
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nUvgAlO usTuuA WATER.
fJ,uE BUFFALO LITfilA WATER
roR
Gour. RHEUMATISM, GRAVEL,
NERVOUS DYSPEPSIA, NEURALGIA
AND
AFFECTIONS PECULIAR TO WOMEN.
DIR. p, W. YOUNG, OF OXFORD, n. c.,
MEMBER or the STATE MEDICAL AssociA'
rroN, AND URING THE LATE WAR
A DISTINGUISHED SURGEON
coNrEDERATE STATES ARMY.

"Wben In a condition so prosiratcd and dlssnieo
from a t,ouiy affection TIA; ] was compeled to
sbaneou the practice OF my profession WIN pul
little 81 any hope that tnould ever oc ane so ,s -
sumo n. a VISIT Of some weeks TO tic bDffAhc
LITHIA SPRINGS. aud the use Of the water 81
Spring No. 2, resulted In the compleie restoration
of my health, aud I am again actively engaged ln
professional pursuits. From my own experience In
lis use and Ckseryaton OF ils effects upon oiber per-
sons fell well warranted In The expression OF The
pptnlon thst IN Gonl. Rheumatism, and Gravel, and
indeed in diseases g,nsrslly reseiinE from tne uric
acid dsthesis. ihis wafer Is enniled 10 taAc tshA
sn,ong The pa,enI of Known remedial AGENTS. have
oftsn prescribed II with marked beneficial resus IN
pyspepsia attended nv nervous depression, Neurai-
eia, and IN Uterine Auctions"
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TaRRaNT,S sEITzER APERIENT.

THE HEAT OF SUMMER, OR OF A
tropical climate causes depression Of vital power,
fosters bilious tendency, aud renders the stomach
and bowels apt 10 become sluggish and disordered.
This hurtful influence is nullfeI by that mos. re-
fIeshIng and invigorating Of .alines,
TARRASTS SELTZER APERlEST,
which is emphaiically indorsed by physicians and
the press. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Au s-M,W,&F2w
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THE UNDERSIGNED, SUCCESSORS
l. TO, and for many years connected with. the late
JOHN A. GLAZEBROOK. beg TO inform the public
that they have formed parI ershlp for the pur-
pose Of carrying on The HOUSE-BUlLDlNG AND
CARPENT ERlNG BUSINESS in all of It's branches,
and pie dge themselves tp sustain the weil-known
r7put,fion of the shop. W. X. THOMAS,
AN 7-6ix n. B. CROSS.
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A RARE CHANCE.

A RARE CHANCE.
Retiring from bu'iness, we offer our
STOCK, FIXTURES, GOODWILL, LEASE, &C.,
FOR SALE On REASONABLE TERMS.
HUTZLER BROTHERS,
Mrs. =. HUIZLER,
tyoI Richmond, Va.
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RHEUMATIC GOUT.
DIR. WILLIAM c. HUNTER. NEW YORK.
NO. 265 SIXTH AVENUE.

"WhiIe confeSsing good deal Of scepticism as 10
The virtues OF mineral waters generally, personal
txterience Ia It's use require thai should frnntl "
ackncwitdge those II the BUFFALO lITHiA WA
TER. Rheumatic 6out has been my life- lons enc
my. and have no hesiisiion IN saying that nave
found In this water The most eihcaciOus remt0y that
I have ever used. I have prescrbet u IN The same
mssdy for patients. and always Win The most sat
4 sfactcry results Ia 3taw2w
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BUFFALO LIIHlA WATER
D
RECEIVED DIRECT.
FOR SALE
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
BY THE AGENTS.
PURCELL, LADD CO., Druggists,
tele 1916 Main street.
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Fruits of all kinds at Crockcr's daily
Real Estate Transfers.

l0C04 x1St83O IL A40DShOACo
j. W. Paxton to II. L. DALEY: lots 10 and IL
block 1, Lamberton's addition to village oi
Redwood Falls. 500.
Same to H. Theiring: 1S0x210 feet, adjoining
Lamberton's addition to Redwood Falls. $40
Edward wilkins to H. Cummings and Geo
F. Curtis: VIZ S.W.k section II, township 100
ranges7. $500.
J.W Paxton to E. K. Wallin: lot 4, block L
Lamberton's addition to Redwood Falls. $75
Jane e. Perkins to w. w. Perkins: S.1l wy
N:W.A section II, township liz, range "a. $40
Louis Matter to A. Matter: S.W.A \ section
26, township ITO, range 35s $500.
John c. Buker to Minnie L. Laudenschlager
S.h NV. 4 section 2, township ITO, range 81
$50.
Nv. Daniels to Harvey Moore: house ant
lot In village of Paaton: SSOo.
n. Bertleson to A. Hendricksou: WIZ Nh
x section 20, township ia, range 81. $500.
Same to Hilga Hagdal: Sc. n NE. Z sectiol
20, township III, range 81, $3.50:
VIM. ]. Masters to C. r. Thompson: lot
block 3, Masters addition to Walnut Grove
se5.
Same to Daniel H. Thompson: lot 8, block
Masters' addition to Walnut Grove: &25.
Same to Alvira Thorp: lot 8, block 2, Maa
ters' addition to Walnut Grove. $25.
Till Tibbetts to NJ. e. Powell: lots l. 2, 8, an,
E.K Of 1, block 10, village Of Redwood Falls
| $7a6.
VIM. Kahla to John c. Buker: N. i Sc. ,
section 2, township ITO, range IS. $50.
| VIM. Stewart to ]. 8. Remore and ". Ross
S.E. y section Is, township liz, range 80. $50(
T. Bokken to II. Olson: 120 acres in sectio
~, township ia, range SO. $500. :.
Elias Bedal to Asa Way: 25x140 feet, bloc
10, Walnut Grove. 800.
| F.W. White to d. c. Hill: NE. 4 section q
township 100, range 50. $1,000.
Geo. g. Curtis and H. Cummings to W. 4
Harmon: VIZ S.W.k section 10, township lOl
range 81. $500.
T: HalSeson to d. Anderson: lot q. section
4 township H. range 86. SIS
| H. L. Daniels and others to A. W. Wilcox
the entire plat Of Riverside" $500.
fredk Eislen to Peter Smith: 100 acres
section 10, township 113, range 80. $500:
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1880-07-01

Last Saturday, for the first time, we
had the pleasure of spending short time
in the thriving village of Lamberton, and
found the merchants there full of busi-
ness, and happy over the prospect of a
good trade after harvest. Messrs. Praxel
s. Schandera are the pioneer merchants
of the town. L. Fuller, who resided in
Redwood Fa1s some eleven years ago,
does q fine business in dry goods and
groceries, and J. 8. Letford. the post.
master, has also q large trade.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1880-07-01

Next Saturday, the NJ E. Sabbath school
will have basket picnic. All the people
invited to accompany us. Parents spend
a day with your children by the lake.
Teams leave the NJ. E. church at s o'clock
AM: Plenty Of room for all. Singing
and speeches. PASTOR.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1880-07-01

George Evans, of Willow Lake, was
brought before Squire Flynn yesterday
on charge of bastardy made by Augusta
Dahms. The case was happily compro-
missed by the marriage of the parties most
concerned, and the payment of all costs
by Evans.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1880-07-01

All who attended Hilliard & Demott's
circus unite in pronouncing it the best
show that ever exhibited in Redwood
Falls. Doth tire uVtV.s ou.f sl.v iav.e ecs
were up to their business, and the crowd
that filed the tent at both performances
went home satisfied.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1880-07-01

Services at NJ. E. church next Sabbath
morning and evening. by the pastor
Morning topic: God in the Activities o.
Men and Nations; or, A Wheel Within ,
Wheel. Evening, national sermon
Topic: Politics, Political Issues. Liber
ties and Position of the United etate
among the Nations. Everybody invites
to these services.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1880-07-01

The Chicago and North Western Rail
way will sell round trip tickets from all
of its stations, tor the Fourth of July
celebrations, at largely reduced rates
Tickets will be sold at all stations on Ju
ly Sd. 4th and 5th, and good to return to
and including July 9th. Do not forge,
that this is via the Chicago and North
Western Railway,
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first publication. June Il, iseo5
PROBATE NOTICE:

eeaatS etass Of 81 In Probate co
In the matter Of the estate of Hartford Pe-
ter, deceased.
On production Of writing purporffnE b b
duly-authenticated copy Of the Will Of Hart.
ford Peter, late of Washington county; Ken.
tuckyx deceased. and the probate thereof IN
said Washington county, Kentucky, and Also
the accompanying petition Of B. Flynn; Of Red.
wood Falls, Minnesota, representing among
other things that said Hartford Peter hfel9
died testate at Washington county, Kentucky,
that said instrument ts a dulyauthen6cafed
copy Of the last win Of said deceased and tie
probate thereof; and praying that safd c6lS
and the probate thereof be allowed by and "a.
mitted to probate in this court a. the hist
will and testament Of said Hartford Peter, de.
ceased, and that letters testamentary be Issued
thereon to said petitioner.
1t is ordered that the said petition and tho
proofs of said instrument, be heard ax the
Probate Office in the Court House in said c0un.
ty of Redwood, on Saturday, the nth dAy Of
July, 1880, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon
. And It is further ordered, that public notice
of the time and place Of such hearing b
given to an persons interested in said esta4e.
by publication of this order at least three
weeks successfully prior to said time Of hear.
ing in the RedwoId Gazette, weekly neWspe-
per published at Redwood Falls, in said county.
Dated ut Redwood Falls, Minnesota; June
23d, 1880: By the Court,
JOHN H. BOWERS;
(sEAL.l Judge Of Pr0bGf6.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1880-07-01

There will be a celebration at Thomas
Moore's grove, in the town of Three
Lakes, on Monday, July 5th. Basket
|picnic. base ball, horse race. foot race,
and other amusements. Dancing in the
evening.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1880-07-01

G. P. Green win lecture at the Middle
Creek school house, in Renville county,
on Sunday, July 4th, at 8 o'clock p. NJ.
Subject: Elimination of the Principle OF
Immortality in Man,
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1880-07-01

The "New Massilon" is the perfect
threshing machine. These, together with
Russell & Co.'S horse powers, portable
and traction engines are for sale by Peter
Ortt, agent. Mill street.