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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1880-03-11
MORTGAGE SALE.

of the sum Of $s7. .34 Of debt and si3.0S Of taxes
upon q certain Mortgage, duly executed and
delivered by Andrew Hanifan and Aramantha
bens han1 dae ns Ts hs h # sy Gsoase a. 3
and, with a power of sale therein contained,
dul% accorded in the Office of Register of Deeds
in and to. the county Of Redwood and State of
Minnesota, uli the 9th day Of April A. D. 1878,
pages 576, 577 and 578 aLd there is claimed to
be due at the date hereof on the debt secured
by the said mortgage the sum of two hundred
and fOrty-fve dollars and sixty cents and for
taxes paid the sum Of thirteen dollars and
having been instituted, at law or otherwise, to
recover the debt secured by said Mortgage, or
any part thereof:
Now therefore, notice is hereby given, That
said Mortgage % and Pursuant az @ to the statute IN
such case made and provided, the said Mort
gage will be foreclosed by sale of the prem
ises described in and covered by said Mort
The north west quarter Of Section ten Q0) in
Township one hundred and twelve (112) north,
of Range thirty seven t3D west, in Redwood
County and State OF Minnesota, with the here
be. made by the sheriff Of said Redwood
County, at the north door Of the Court House,
in the Village of Redwood Falls in eaid County
and State, on 18th day Of March A: D. 1880. al
to the highest bidder for cash, to pay said debt
and ir terest. and taxes, on said premises, and
twenty-five dollars attorneys fees as stipulat.
ed in and by said MOrt9age in case of fOrecl0
subject to redemption at any time within one
year from the day Of sale. as provided by law
Dated, Feb. 10th A. D. 1850.
Geo. W. vanDusen, Mortgagee.
- a ATTY for Morteasee. Rochester. MINI.
MI Il -
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IN Weekly Review q ths Markets.,
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country doale IN grain produce peoviGion live Stock
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ne suhscziptoo peios q ths Weekly vs. last ysa1
reduced 70
one Dollar and J11sssa Csass Per Year. :,
This reduced price y Sun maintained. notwithstandp
ing IT. snlgsd dss and great tncrsass nthspce oe
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Treasurers and Auditors Statement.
County of Redwood
State of Minnesota.

Showing the credits due the several
Funds from the County Treasurer, on the
last day of February 1850. to which is
added statement showing ::the lamount
Of money remaining in the Treasury, and
all other property belonging to the coun
ty under the control of the County
Treasurer on said date, as
Due the funds rs follows
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The following officers were elected In
the town of Delhi on Tuesday,;
Supervisors, Jas. Johnson. ch'm'n, Thorn.
Il. King, A. d. Mclean; Clerk. jas. An
derson; Assessor. Geo. Whittet; Justice,
u. q. Willard Constable. Malcolm Nc.
Lean.
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Pain cannot stay where it is used; 1t is the
cheapest medicine ever made. Five drops
cover surface as large as the hand. One
dose cures common Sore Throat One bottle
has cured Bronchitis Fifty cents worth has
cured an old standing Cough. 1t positively
cures Catarrh, Asthma and Group. Fifty
cents worth has cured Crick in the Back, and
the same quantity Lame Back Of eight years
Tumors, rheumatism, Neuralgia, Contraction
Of the Muscles Stiff Joints, Spinal Difficulties.
and Pain and Soreness in any part, no matter
where it may be, nor from what cause It may
arise, it always does you good. TWENTY-FIVE
cents worth has cured bad cases of Chronic
and Bloody Dysentery. One teaspoonful cures
Collie in Is minutes. 1t will cure any case of
Piles that 1t is possible to cure. Six or eight
applications are warranted to cure any case
Of Excoriated Nipples or Infiamed Breast. For
Bruises, If applied often and bound up, there
is never the slightest discoloration to the skin.
It stops the pain OF q Burn as soon as applied,
and is positive for Chilblains, Frosted Feet,
Boils, Warts, Corns and Wounds Of every de-
scription on man or beast. Price Soc and 81.
Trial size &c.. FOSTER. MILBuRN & Co. Sole
PrOprietors. Buffalo, N. Y. For sale by
DoBNER & OHARA, druggists and Apotheca-
ries, City Drug Store, Redwood Falls, Minn.
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CARPETS. Those wishing to pur-
chase carpets will find q large lot of
samples, Ingram and Brussels, at
Bunch's.
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GO SOUTH
GO EAST
GO VEST
WA THE
clisag, & N'rth- sstsrn
RAILWAY.
1880 Miles Of Road |!

WEST FOR
Cedar Rapids. Denver,
Marshalftown, Leadvillc,
Des Moines, Salt Lake,
Sioux City San Francisco,
Yankton, The Black Hills,
Omaha. Colorado,
Council Bluffs, California,
Columbus, and the Territories.
EAST FOR
CHICAGO, NEW YORK, BOSTON
R6ETRHAi1, R69hSaEi }Bufalo, R66TaosaRTSaH' R6EoaTg.
eASApHs. eRx fSHss.ASD' }and all Points East !!
SOUTH FOR
f{NGINTAEH, f1Tls2fHIE, : EAsHysEEz kAM ShEEkNs,
COLUMBUS. and all POINTS SOUTH.
North WI Western" Is the Most
Direct Route
Offering the travelling public Greater
Facilities and More Advantages
than any road in the West.
rs4m ONLY LINE RUNNING
Pullman Hotel and Sleeping Cars!
Chicago and Council Bluffs,
PULLMAN PAlAcE SlEE2 2INac CARS
Arc run on all night trains. This is the great
Pullman Line of the Northwest.
ALAcE PARLoR CARS
RUN BETWEEN
CHICAGO and Milwaukee
FIRST CLASS MEALS only 50 cents at the
Eating Stations on the ''NOkTH-WESTERN."
Sure and los1DCOnnectiOns at Chi
cago with all Railroads, and at all
Junction Points with IL Roads that
cross Its Lines.
All Ticket Agents can sell you Through
Tickets and check your Baggage
FREE by this Road.
For information, folders, maps, etc, not OBJ
tainabIe st Home Ticket Office, address any
| agent OF the Company, or
MARVIN HUGHTTT.
Genl Man'g, Chicago, III.
W. II. STENNETT.
Genl Pass. Agt, Chicago, III.
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NOTICE.

II. s. LAND OFFICE,
REDWOOD FALLS. MIMI, Feb. 20, 1880
Complaint having been entered at this Office
by Peter MCPHERSON against Williahf Quinn fol
abandoning his Homestead Entry No 2l88
dated May 1st, 1879, upon the EX NEk
Section Is, Township Ill, Range 80 il
Redwood County, Minnesota, with q view
ties are hereby summoned to appear at this
Office on the 25th day of March, 1850, at {
O'Clock p. M, to respond and furnish testi
mony concerning said alleged abandonment.
VIM. p. DUNNINGTON, Register
n23 st WIN. B. HERRIOTT, Receiver
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GARRY OWNE

A full line of carpet samples. very
cheap. Come and make your selection,
at 8. T. Bunch's.
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THE GAZETTE.
VIM. B. HERRlOIl, +,
Editor.

The Pioneer Press advocates the
nomination Of Senator Blaine for
president.
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$756S 9e

Leaving Balance deficient on the
part Of County Treasurer A.
Tower of 5000 66
A. County Treasurer.
/. NJ. VAN6CHAAcK-Count Auditor.
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LIV Err Y

Good livery teams with top
or open bqggies or easy wag.
ons, can be had at any time,
on reasonable terms.
A. E. McCarty.
Redwood Falls, MINI.
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For SALE OR RESr.-An improv-
ed Farm. Inquire of John H.. Bow
ers, Redwood Falls.
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THE GAZETTE.
Cash ADVERTISING RATES.
wI8wF3 3wl / m 3 m 8 NIL.
| ca: 90, / rs; Is. . 10 I 00j 90: ID
So So 3ssa Is : s. s. SS;ls S1s 81 81 i !: : :
! sp's rs! 3 25i 3 IS g: 8 00:14 co. . !,
4col 0Q 6:0ot 90: 9 00:13 coils co. 30 !
col 8 00 8 COLO % II O0;16 O0i30 co. s. '

All transient advoftisements3 must be pa
for III advance. :.
Legal Notices rs cts, per squAfe for the ~
insertion and 37k cts. per square for each -
sequent insertion. All legal Notices must :.
Ing theH publish66 No AFFIDAVIT Of publicar
tion win 30 given Until tie publication fees
are paid. :.
Local Notices inserted at loe4ntsper line.
Business cards Of flve line or fe6g 11.OO.
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do do do 50 20 4s
General Redemption Fund a 90
Redwood Falls Village Sidewalk AZ 90
do do Fund 26O %
do do Road fund 68 "A
Seed Grain &C., 1877 Loan 29S 80
Apportionment fund 81 53
H. T. Harmon Redemption fund 2S6 80
State Land Sale Account 148 II
State University fluid. 72S
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U A n " Il 4 ~
Job of61ceS
III IL kinds Of 3ob work dohs IN
Athe best style and with dispatch.
Circulars, Letter Hedds, BIZ
Hedds, Esuetepes, Csrds, Hand
6szzs, &C., DC:
Legal, County aid Town blaxis
printed to order aid for sale:
Blanks of all kinds. constantly.on
hand and prices reasonable.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-05-07

DEATH OF A YOUNG MAs.-The many
iriends OF James Battelle.will be sincerely
sorry to hear OF his death, which occurred
last night at half.past ten o'clock. He was
taken sick at the Postoffice, where he has
been employed as q clerk for some weeks
past, on last Saturday, and typhoid fever
In most virulent form rapidly developed
itself. He has been almost continually
delirious since that time
slim" was popular young map with
those Of his own age, and also with his
elders, and deservedly so. He was EN-.
ployed in Booths boat store for several
years, leaving his situation there to &C
cept that at the postofiice. His funeral
will take place from his mothers resi-
dence, South Broadway, Saturday after
noon.
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An INTERESTING REcoRp.-Rev. Geo. o.
Wilding, pastor Of Tompson N. E. Chapel,
has in his possession several pages Of an
old account book In which was kept the
record OF q battalion OF militia which was
organized at cadiz some time near 1880.
In 1t appear the names Of two Young men
who have since become famous, Jacob D.
Cox and Mathew Simpson. Bishop Simp-
som was not rs faithful soldier as he
has since been minister, two fines having
been assessed against him for non.attend-
ance at drill meetings, one in September,
1882, 81 so, and like amount on April
q. 1883.
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To TEACHERS N WEST VIRGINIA. Prot.
W. X, Pendleten, State Superintendent OF
Free Schools, yesterday handed US the
following, which Ia OF interest TO teachers
in this State;
SIN the months Of July and August, .
Teachers Institute OF one week Will be
held In each Of the counties Of our State.
These Institutes are required 70 be held
by law, and they are intended 10 afford
our teachers an opportunity for improve
ment In their profession free Of expense.
Past experience In this and in other
States, has proved that these Institutes
are source OF great benefit to teachers,
and one OF the most practical and availa-
BILE methods Of improving them for the
successful discharge OF their work. Care
has been taken 10 provide the best in.
structors that the compensations allowed
to be paid will secure.
Every county has been consulted as TO
It's choice, aud as far as practicable, each
one has been accommodated in Its wishes.
Many OF our best instructors have been
consulted In the preparation OF pro-
grAmme at once practical, and applied TO
the peculiar wants OF our teachers, and II
Is believed that the institutes this season
will be in every respect, not only an inn
provement upon the past, but OF value
that no teacher can in justice 70 himself
and the duty which he owes to the public
service, lightly neglect or despise. We
earnestly appeal to all our teachers 70
show their interest in their work by a full
and thorough improvement OF this provi'
sion Of our laws for their advancement In
their profession, and trust that We shall
be able TO register large and better aver
age attendance this year than ever before
There Is no surer way for our teachers t
win for themselves higher appreciation
and for their services more adequat,
compensation, than TO show an earnes
and lively interest in this and other mean
which may be provided at public expense
for their perfection in the art Of teaching
and none who values his reputation witt
the boards OF education, to whom the!
must look for employment, can fail to sel
that neglect to attend these institutes viii
OF necessity be construed against him
The week following each institute ispre
scribed by law as the time for the exam
ination OF teachers, and so the institute
destined as means forspecial preparation
for this ordeal. W. K. PRNDLEToS,
State Superintendent.
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areenhrIer Mhits snlpnnr.

GRERsnRlER WHITE SULPHUR STRINGS,
W, Va, May 4.-The sale of the White
Sulphur Springs property Of W. A. Stew.
art, was to-day confirmed by the conrt.
Mr.. Stewart has associated with him mem.
bers Of the Camden Consolidated Oil Com,
pany and Colonel George L. Payton, the
former manager OF the property, and who
will again take charge as manager. Five
hundred workmen are engaged in making
extensive improvements, aud the proper
ty will shortly he re-opened as a summer
resort as formerly.
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senreltz or Tobneeo IN yirglnln.

PETERSBURG, Va, May 6.-Intelligence
from different sections Of the State reports
that a greater scarcity of tobacco plants
Is unknown in a number Of years, those
growing being rapidly destroyed by the
tobacco fly. Farmers are so discouraged
that in many instances the ground pre-
pared for tobacco is being planted with
corn and peas. 1t is not thought that
more than one.fourth OF the usual crop OF
tobacco will be made this year.
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STAGE STRUCK YouTHs.-Ftm al hs Com.
iq,le last night-As announced, some anna
teur performances were given after the
regular programme at the Academy oil
Music last night Among the resident
amatures taking part were several who
proved themselves to be adopts to the
specialties they had chosen. Bride and
Allie Leach performed some clever music
on the banjo, and sang several songs.
Harvey Frazier carried off the prize OF.
fered for the best Dutch comedian. Heis
quite as good as several travelling PROBES.
SIGNALS who have stopped here. Jacob
Boes, James Parker and W. w. De Camp,
three well known young men, disguised
in burnt cork, sang some necessarily
brief selections, and George Stein danced
and sang with his usual success. The
most artistic feature Of the entertainment,
however, was the club swinging by Weis-
gerber and Miller. FATTY" won most
enthusiastic applause, as did also his con.
iestant, Miller, according TO the judges
chosen from the audience, excelling. As
before, JEFF Davis beat his three opponents
eating pie with his hands tied behind
him, and won the dollar offered as q
Prize. The audience was kept in a con.
slant upr0ar; sometimes much TO the EN-.
barassment OF the performers.
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ANNUAL EXPEDITION or STREET CoMNlT-
TER.-The Committee on Streets, Alleys
and Grades made It's annual tour OF the
sucets and alleys yesterday in bus, and
in this manner were enabled TO estimate
the amount Of work necessary to the con-
struction Of sewers, remodeling OF streets,
paving Of alleys and all other essentials
to keeping up our streets. The following
gentlemen composed the bus loads Wait,
Chairman, Hall, Schambra, Boring and
Halsle4d OF the Committee, B. W. Peter
son, City Surveyor, James Nichols, Street
Commissioner, and an INTELLIGRScER
man. North Wheeling was the first object
i've point, and at the Top Mill the Commit
tee were shown the repairs necessary TO be
made in order to drain water from the
mill to the river, whereas 1t now oyertlnws
the mill property in several places. This
was put down in the estimates, and then
the committee got down to work and the
First ward was thoroughly gone over and
al! necessary repairs ordered. The sewer
from Fourth TO Third streets was found 10
be essential to comfort and health and
will be recommended.
Mr.. y. @. Hamilton, one OF the COM
mitteo, was found at his home suffering
from the effects Of injuries received some
weeks ago, but he assisted the committee
in detailing the necessary improvements
In his wStd.
The Island was then inspected and
South Huron street examined with refer
ence to the propriety Of placing gravel
upon it, which will in that event be rolled
with the new roller. Zane street has had
several strings OF stone placed upon 1t,
and these were critically examined by the
entire party, and by Capt. Boring as an
expert, and were found to be badly bro
ken, in short, very much above the regu-
lation size, and in conformity with in
strnctions Mr.. Peterson informed the
breakers that he would not make the esti.
mate until the stones were broken in q
satisfactory manner. The breakers said
they were satisfactory to them (the break
ersJ aud got up and quit work. The Job Is a
poor one and the committee were right
in their action in the matter. Other wards
were visited. The roller, East Wheeling,
Rpymann's brewery, Sixteenth street, the
Fifth, Sixth and Eighth wards, the Jacob
street Improvements, which, by the way,
are not satisfactory TO the committee, and
finally the Nail City brewery, which was
satisfactory, terminated the annual
oxerous tripof this important committee.
The extimates for the next fiscal year will
not likely exceed last years.
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LAST Morris CoScEEr. The concert
given last night at the Opera Honse LOT
the benefit OF the Third Presbyterian
Church. drew fair audience, but not so
large as should have been, TO greet the 10
dies and gentlemen from abroad. The
concert was opened with quartettee,
"Lord God Almighty" by stearns, when
was sung with considerable expres1s,lon,
and quite satisfactorily. This was l9lloy.
cd by Mayerhoeier, singing The Kings
Highway by Malloy,, exceedingly wen,
receiving an encore TO which he responded
by singing ~ fear no Toe" by Pinsnn.
Mr.. NJ. has a beautiful voice, which mas
had considerable cultivation, and, to our
view, sang the most satisfactorily
OF ali the qnartette. He was followed BY
Miss Jean Wallace's solo, Queen OF the
Night" by TORY, which she sang with
considerable effect, but was more success
full In an encore song, "The Cows In the
Corn, " which pleased the audience greatly.
Mr.. Bissell Everson's selection, "1t With
all Your Hearts," by Mendelssohn, could
not be called a success, there being want
OF oneness between him and the accom-
PIANIST, which was greatly to the disad.
vantage OF Mr.. Everson. Prof. Schockey's
violin solo, "Romanza by Beethoven,
was most delightfully."- played by him, and
It's repetition was enthusiastically demand
ed. "Parting,n song by Waud. was
very nicely sung by Miss Rosa Gschmen'
der, who has very pretty mezEo soprano
voice, and was encored, which she re-
sponded to with ballad called ITO the
Woods" We missed Mr.. Lucas solo
"Among the Hillies, or Yeomans We'd
ding Song"
Mr.. Msyernoeier then sang "Friar o.
Eorders Gray" decidedly well, receiving
well merited applause, and was followed
by Prof SChockey's violin solo an all
from Don Juan, which was also encored
proving that Prof.. s. is decided favoritt
with our public.
Miss Gschwender's solo, "swabiar
Maiden" by Proch, followed, and THU
was succeeded by duet by Benedict
1.-THE Moon has raised her Lamp" SUM-
by MessrS. Eyerson aud Mayerhoefer yer!
pleasingly,
Miss Wallace pleased Us most in her SO
lection, "The Last Rose of Summer,
which she sang very tastefulIy ant
received an encore, to which she re
sponded with "Annie Laurie" In this
as in her other selections, excep
the Last Rose" her voice seemed tried AM
worn, sometimes little below pitch, ye
she is always pleasing to an audience
and willalwsys be welcomed IN Wheeling
MIR. EVerson sang "My Queen" b.
Blumenthal, quite effectively, and yer!
much better than we have been accustom
ed TO have 1t sung in this city. A yer.
pretty trio, 1.-THE Violet" by Cushman, ii
which the two ladies aud Mr.. Eyersor
participated, closed the concert, which
doubtless left good impression on GU
musical people.
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CrRcutr CouRr PRocEEp1Ses.-In Judge
Melyin's Court yesterday the case Of the
State VS., Frank, alias "Dutchy" West,
came up for triaI, and Prosecuting Attor.
ney Jordan entered nolle pros, the pros.
ecuting witness, whose name Is Martin,
and who lives in Ohio, failing to appear.
The case Of the State Va. Barney Reddy
was continued until next term, on motion
of the defendant, and that Of the State VS..
AL Rose was certified to the County Court,
after which the Court adjourned.
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dissolution OF THE coNvEN.

Notl " Is hereby given that meeting Of the stock
holders Of the said Convention OIL Company vas
held IN the hw mite Of Daniel Peck, 1904 Chapllne
street, City Of wheeling state Of West virginia, on
the 3lst day Of March 1880 Af9rge majority Of the
said large majority Of said stock being youd Il was
ReIohcd, That The business Of the corporation DO,
and the SAINT Is here dlseOntnued and that the pro-
Tor SIX consecutive weeks, once week; aud that
certificate Of such dlSeontinuanee be made BY the
President TO the Secretary Of Stale, It was also
ReS0ted, That all Of the CORPORATION property be
sold by NJ Reilly, upon due notice, on the gIopn Of
such property such terms as he may Judge for the
boneht Of the said tt0ekhod In the said cor
| ton. N. REILLY,
apr5.F President.
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ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH.



Special TO the Cincinnati Gazette.
WASHINGTON, May 5.-There is consid-
cradle feeling here among the honest
money men over the movement oil
the West Virginia Republicans! to bring
about fusion of their party in that State
with the Greenbsck Democrats. The move
isin the interest Of Blaine, and has beer
undertaken after consultation with Blaine
men here, several of the leaders In West
Virginia politics having lately been here
Tor consultation in regard to this matter
The opposition here from sound Republi
cans to such a fusion is that it will weak,
en- the general party position. -