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FORTRESS MONROE AND NORFOLK.

The palace steamer J. Il. SCHUYLER. Captain e.
ID. HANCOX, will commence SATURDAY. May 20.
1881, and EVERY SATURDAY THEREAFTER
during the season, for the above-named places.
VIII leave Richmond at o =. NJ puuciually. ar
irving at Fortress Monroe at 5 A. VI. Sunday, Nor
folk A. NJ. Returning VIII leave Norfolk at T..
NJ. Sunday, Fortress Monroe at 2 z. NJ.
A BRASS AND STRING.BAND
viii accompany the boat, managed by an expert
leader, who will direct all the dances. No expense
wi be spared TO make these excursions attractive.
and 1t is The desire of the proprietor that they shall
be conducted 10 give the assurance 10 our mer-
chants and the rstclass citizens OF Richmond that
the srlctest discipline and order I'm all the depart
ments shall be carried out, thus ensuring delight
full excursion.
The steamer has stateroom aud berth accommo-
dations for 400 passengers.
Meals, bar, and refreshments OF the very best
quality furnished aboard.
FARE FOR TIE EXCURSION, 81.
Tickets for sale at the boat and CURTIS & PAR.
KER'S, Eighteenth street. my27.3t
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rpLAwNs! LAWNS! LAWNS

NE LAWNS! LAWNS! Lawns Tho
largest aud best-as.ortel stock ever ca,pa .a
this city See the new dcsisusinRFAL FRENCH
ANDES, JACONETs, and LlNEN
LAWNS.
LACE CURTAINS-LACE CURTAINS from =
10 500 for a set for Two w.adOss. We show ;aD
newest patterns in these goods; als1, a large l..
sorimcnt OF CURTAIN-LACE> from T.. '
75c. per yard; al.o, LACE FOR LANBeE-
GUMS.
CURTAiN-MUSLfNS-We show lar,c N.ck 81.
CURTAIS-MUsLINs At Toe. PEI yari O..
ljc, at l2ts,. wor Ia ls'..a, ljc. w.r.a -'e..
AT 2Oc. worth 30c., a, 25c. wo-th 81.
WHITE Goods WHITE GOODS "A hr1 rs.
sortment Of MUsLINS. Lawns, PiQrE>. -..
MARSEILLES, Of every description.
FANS FANS FANS!-PALNLEkF. STRAW
SILK, JAPANESE. CHINESE. tREA,u ari
AMERICAN FANS, IA gt,at Nar.sty. fg.n -.-
TO IS each.
UMBRELLAS AND PARA>uiS-A llr0e 'a...f
at all prices: the larges, stock 10 'le l.g. 4
which you can make your ,electon'.
DRESS GOODS! DRESS GOODS .-'.ih>.
SATINS. BROCADEs. PFKlN STRIPE. Mo-
HAIRS. DtBEbES. ALiA'A> 'A>hNth'''
GINGHAMS. PERC .>LES. g..
READY-MADE DRESSES u large a','f,m,ni .i
READY-MADE DRESSES. JL,itk>. aui
BUSTERS also. large assortment 20 LA'lf>
UNDERWEAR of our Own manufacture "'.'.
will be sold much lower than The same slA..' 20,
goods can be had for elsewhere.
ENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING Gopi>.-Nr
show GENUINE WAM>CrIA-toIIoN A'.
IINEN.ROSOM SHIRTS u our own uilu .'.-
ture at 81. A larg- assortment Of - ALf>
BOWS, TIES, GLOVES. SOCKS, >J>FEN''
ERS, HANDKERCHIFFS. CUFF, t'llAHN
NIGHT-CAP>. sud DRE>>lNG-"oM "
LACES. EMBROlDFRfES. SC.-HAMBt 10 fl'''
INGS and lNSERTlNGS IN al "lf.h, ..
quality. TORCHON. LANGUEDOl, MI ENN
sAXONY. VALENCIENNEs GJPlHh.
CASHMERE, BRABANT, RUSSIAN, tEtN'"
and other LACES. The lsrSest -rl 't''''-
sorted stock ia ihis city can Away Do i1nn' 30
my25 LEVY BIVihh"
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DUTTERCUPS AND PANsIES.
EXCURSIONS.
TdE PICNIC OF THE SEASON.
THE WFST-END BENEFICIAL AND SOCIAL
SOCIETY OF MANCHESTER, No. 3,
WILL GIVE A
GRAND EXCURSION AND PICNIC
AT
BON AIR
TUESDAY, JUNE lsT.

GOOD MUSIC will be provided. There will he a
MATCH GAME OF BASEBALL FOR A PRIZE
BAT
Perfec; order will he enforced, and all attending
NAV be sure or enjoying day of quiet recreation.
The train will leave Richmond at 8 A. VI. and
:45 \. NJ stopping at Manchester and Belle Isle.
General tickets, so cents: ladies. 20 cents Chill
dren under twelve years of age free.
sister lodges invited TO participate at lodge rates.
my 2S-D, -
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Messrs. LEE Il SHEPARD, of Boston, the
publishers, have sent us a valuable pamph-
let entitled. ga Federal Union, not q
Nation" Iii an examination into the ma.
ture Of our systems OF State and Federal
Government by EDWARD HAMILTON. Price,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
D SWEEPING REDUCTION
IN PRrcEsAr
sYcLE BROTHERS..
81 Broad street.

III ~ " I'LL bAft
IN PRrcEsAr
sYCLE BROTHERS..
81 Broad street,
WE nnsn n a, MI p-WN THE PRICE ov
GOODS IN EVF.nY DEPARTMrXT ~
500 pieces OF LISES LAWNS at &c. ne,., 49,,
before for less than l0c. and I2ke: L.wSs
~ yards wide--st 10c., worth Isxc st,y
WIRE GRENADINES az 10c. ''""'
BLACK CAsHMEREs at 35e. worth SOC. n, %.
worth 75c.; at 75c. worth 81 the largest ,.o@.
in the city;
Ia SILKS and sATINs we have all The l,,,,, No.,
tIes--a beautiful line OF BLACK BRoclnrr,
SILKS from Use. TO $3.50 PER yard:
SUMMER DRESS GOODS, Beautiful vru
FOULAHDs, ZEPHYR CAMEL's HAIR ~.
travelling and seaside dresses:
sCARFS RUFFLINGs. GLovfs' hnM snaAAk.
etc: TENNIS SKIRT X aud LADiLs'iiXnFNs,
rN WEA ~ At Sy yery low s prices;
10000 sSSf r : IS for for ionNYxcrMrvrs-wu,r
FEhTHER Fans, White sAiIs FANs
FANS az special prices for two ,ycets. 'i|h
A fu line Of HOSIERY ia an The larcst n,,,.,,,..
kEGCLAk-NADE STOCKINGS At IL %. ,sii
pair-tbe cheapest ever shown Ia This 80. i't
In PARAsOLS and UMBRELLA W. h9yc d..
largest stock In the ciiy-a great many 81 ,Le
bought ri large New York auctions. am 4, ii iN
solo at les ihsn half tnrir value: ' ''
MATTlNGS! MATGlNGS Tue largest ami d.,
selected stock we have ever s.pt. and ln ,,.l,-..
close out or large stock before the s.,,o9 y
over We have marked ihsn down. AMI ,,
selling AZ much less than he r,su..r ,.rios'. '
Large stock Of LINEN siItEItNGS aud IN LOW.
CASE LINENS;
LACE CURTAINS and CURTAIN MU.ri<.-,
full Inc;
full Hoe OF GEN1LEMEN'S CNUCRW ets.
GAUZE >lhRls from 2 p. To II splccr. '''
CARRIAGE ROBES Ia LINEN and Wor.rr,
from &c. 20 ~ so: '|"
KID GLOVES IN 3ll the new shades from -a.
sl.50: 800 dozen LI~Lt-TllRFtD Gr.VF.
from l2sc. 10 { 80; WHIT LTNFNLtWNs
from l27c. 10 soc. per yard-ihe c,.eaue.. nm
The city; Do
fun lin Of BLACK LACE BUNTING, a. zj,.
ALL-WOOL BUNTINGS at2lc..
Tho largest stock OF WHITE GOODS iu il,e cl,,.
A full line II LINEN DE INDIA. IPGANblp.
Swiss, LACE. STRIPES, PiQUl-. NApt
SkILLES, and greli many other good, .ul .,i'.
for COMMENCEMENT DRESSES:
a fun liue OF RIBBONS 10 PLAIS HRQg ,ur.
STRIPES. and Lads. '
OUR STORE WILL BE OPEN At COllocK
A. N. and CLOSED Al JPN. ms 2s.e,tN
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eiau missions. A meetira In behalf OF the
home missions Will be held tomorrow
night,
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Judge Field has Of late been pressed by
Colonel Washington and the Field Bureau
at washington city, but we do not find that
their efforts have ELECTED any warm response
from the country at large. In our judg-
ment his nomination would be unfortunate,
hut we see no indications OF such possible
result Raleigh Observer.
AS Tor Judge Field, he has strength on
the Pacific that may be needed, but we
doubt tile policy OF taking from the Su.
preme bench the only material we care to
keep there. We should rather prefer to
watch our opportunity to ill the approach.
ing vacancies ON that bench with men like
unto him. Bristol Netos.
Benjamin f. Williams Is appointed post
master at Church Roads, Dinwiddic county,
Va, pice j. G. Robinson, resigned.
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VT THE GREATEST BARGAINS OF
THE SEASON. DRY GOODS At ,kfRfFrDtNl
PRICES: JtLiUS MEYER ( >ON have H.
opened fifty eases of NtN GOODS. purcL5..f u,
the great sale IN New York last weep ami o,ir t6,
AT ASTON, SlIlAGLl.LON PRICE.
LOOK At THEM.
2s cases good PRINTS. new si,le.. at5c:
20 cases best SUIIING PRINTS
rs pieces INIT. LINEN LAWNS, lerfer..afC.,
% piece. yari.wide LAWNS, with fiet4.d.at7e
As pieces f0LKA.DoT Lawns. win borden
IS pieces SOLID BLACK LAWNS a, g,.v.rt
So pitces FIGURED CORDED PIQCE, a'7..
40 pieces wile PERCALEs At ;, -. worth la....
40 Diec.s BLACK ana NtNl-BLTL WOO.
Immense line of FIGURED LACE BrNT.Nl .r!
BkOCAi,ED REsiLLE GRENADINES frm
20 rleces STRIPED aud FIGURED SUMNER
SILKS at soc. worth Csc;
Is pieces SUMMER SILKS. extra qnc.,y. D., $751;.
20 riece, GrRKD FRENCH oEGA>Du ,,
25c. worth 37.c.;
25 pieces FOGLAED PERCMEs-u. L,.t
thing out;
DOTTED and FIGURED sNI>, MUSLIN at
special low prices,
$50 pieces MOSQUITO NET. all olr.--...y
INN rtcct--1t 5tc. q PIE o. If tlsAt ftrl-.
40 PURE LINEN BUGGY ROBs> ~ 81 n.r'.
$3.50:
80 pieces DRESS LINEN frDA lf.. D.. g. 3Nr-.
chrapesf liucu in Town;
$50 LADIES LINEN UtSTFR> to 20 sl.z5 ...
iady's PCEk LINEN CL>lERa 81 .l--r-.-
price ~:
A large liue Of PLAIN AND FANCY PAEA-IL~
a the very lowest prices;
An immense line Of PLAN AND LAlL-I.i
GLONE>-Back and touicd;
SILK MlVTS n bottom price;
special bargains IN BLACK AND CO.urlI
SILKS:
All shades in BROCADE AND PEKIN.>IE'rE
SILK AND SATIN for trlmmiig-;
Five pieces BLACK ALL.>iLk PtnIN.~IEtpi
al 81, worth SIPS;
A fun Inc Of LIGHT-W EIGHT MOJENlNr
GOODS for summer wear.
pieces ALL-WOOL TAMlSE Cloth - .Ir.
worth zoe
80 dozen F3kNCH-WOYEN COR~LT>. Slightly
damaged, al 2jc.
Great reduction in rric"s Of ALL DONE>lil-
JULIUS MEYERS 4 sos.
6O3 Broad -irfr'.
Orders by mail promptly filed. ml 2.-.i
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INJUNCTION GRANTED Il Louisville, May
27.-Judge Baxter yesterday delivered an
opinion In the case OF the Adams Express
Company against the Nashville and Chaita.
nooga and Louisville, Cincinnati and Lex
ington railroads. The Injunction was is.
sued as prayed for by the complainants,
and II any question arises as to the proper
measure OF compensation to be paid by the
Express Company, such question may be
presented to the court, but in the mean
time the defendant Is eDioined from dis
turbing the business OF the Express Com
pany, or for refusing to transmit its express
matter under charge OF its messengers.
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OPTICIANS.

VO REGAIN YOUR SIGHT @2yS
FOR 25C, NDt,'IA.
cal at 22s Broad street aud gel pair Of -, II
sinner ior quality always on hand. Prices if"u ~
"f"""' 'N'' a.. a.. WALrEk'
Practical Opileian. Waichmsker, Snd JemVs.,,,l
22S Brosd stree, lsgeat for ". IA. 'o""iN'"
NH G-3m
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CARPETS. OiL-CLOTHs, &c.


MATTINGS. OIL CLOTHS, AND CAR
Az pETs,Si have lust received 4 full line OF
CARPETS. OlL-CLOTHS, RUGS. MATS, &c.
mll l,ne LACE CURTAINS, CORNICEs. and
al' styles, Work done In town or country All or
aers promptly aiIfuded 10. A. JENNINGS.
~ o'zm No. 1911 Nain street.
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DAIRYMAIDs' RECEPTION.
rNHE DAIRYMAIDs' RECEPTION.

by special request this charming entertainment mt
WIN be repeated on FRIDAY NiGnT May 2sih.
In the LECTURE-ROOM OF BROAD-S'fREET
METHODIST CHURCH.
The exercises win consist OF SELECT MUSIC,
MAIDS.
prices. wy
Doors Omen az 2 O'Clock Z. N. Exercises com
mehce al e;3O 4. Nj. 27-2t
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DYEING AND SECURING.

nYEING. SECURING, AND tL-at,S>Ss
~ ING ESTABLISHMgNT, NJ l5zS ~ iHrA\
LIN STREET, OPPOSITE MEL hVi -, s,,rn' Is,
HAIL-Mr. l., LI\NEMAN< inform. nls II IT, t,s
former patrons. aud he general pnhli, ult. -
reOpened al the above place, Nhtfe ne WY KID
10 serve Them. DYING and CLEANlN" NJ
GLOVES and FEATuFRs seeiaitN. llS ~,
known French dyer, Mons. mil NOhLJ
Paris, Is in his employment. Give him AVA"
an 2 eOj3m
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charged Mr.. SET xouR, bat with Bordering
upon consolidation aud Capitalization whilst
the South was endeavonng 70 free herself.
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no CUTTING OF PINAFORE AND NO
ADVANCE IN PRICES.

Reserved seats at JOhnston's.
" B.-Performance to begin promptly at Sis
L. NJ. my 27.Zf
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-, -...,nc AZ the next stated meet ...
ing, u after full a,m n judgment II may
shall concur =, Win ~ ojce wtbou, csusure' and
s ess's s. n% II him % membership in some par
tIcular church," -, ,,ew OF an elder
The Rev. s. NJ. Neel kns ~, U No with
VINO &C, con'a .,o no. - Faith. aud asged how
Tue es oon no.s ~ this could be reached.
'u The s Moderator r. said tn: Question turned
,non the Interpretation OF the BOOK ana .n ,s
old Hp matter OF the spirit and the letter OF the
law. ,,,oo tbouobt n,
first that IL mlnister could pe a'ses.e. h ~
his Office an elder could In IKE manner Ian c.r =.
diyested, but the question came u up, Usn
law, the letter OF which mas 10 " ou,e' 's"'
be interpreted according TO ana'oR!
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VT THE GREATEST BARGAINS OF
TIE SEASON. Dry GOODS At ,ACRfFIrlNG
PRICES. JtLiUS MEYER < SON INV a.,
opened fifty eases of NkW GOODS. purchl..I A.
the great sale IN New York last weey and o,ir ,l M
AT ASTONiSlIlNGLY.LOW PRICES.
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The Rev. r. G. Reed said that the Roa-
noke Presbytery, Of Virginia, famous among
the churches for its orthodoxy in al! mat
tiers OF Church doctrine and government,
bad declared that an elder could be " denlit-
ted.' The judgment OF that Presbytery Is
that ordination means the same thing in the
case OF the elder or deacon as In that OF the
minister, and that they can be illyested of
their offices just as the minister.
The Rey. Dir. Rawlings said there was no
prt vision In the Book Of Discipline by which
the i'ule as applied TO ministers could be an.
Piled \ o e'dersand deacons. He quoted the
following from the Rules Of Discipline,
chapter az, section 3:
"A min lister Of the Gospel, against whom
there are NJ charges, II fully satisfied In his
own conscience that God has not called him
TO the ministry, or II be has satisfactory EVIL
dencc OF his Inability TO serve the Church
WIN acceptance, may report these facts at
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1880-12-02
To the Gentlemen.

We are agents for the LARGEST CUSTOM
ORDER CLOTHING HOUSE IN AMERICA. the
same being that of Wanamaker s. Brown,
of Philadelphia. We have $50 samples
from which you can make selections. and
We take your measure and guarantee you
q fit or no sale.
In this way you are enabled to make a
better selection and get as good a fit as
from the best merchant tailoring estab-
lishment in the country, and at figures
very much lower.
We are also agents for the "Burlock
Diamond Shirt, which stands at the head
in this line. We keep in stock fine line
cf these goods ready made. or take your
measure and have them made to order,
Remember. in every instance we guaran-
tee fit or no sale.
"a. PHTLBRIcK & FRANCOIS.
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To the Ladies.

We have secured the agency for Red
wool Falls for the sale of the celebrated
Reynolds Bros. Utica fine shoes, which
for style, durability and finemess of quail
ity stands without ii rival. We have just
received direct from the factory our first
invoice, which consists of French kid,
Curacoa kid. pebble and Tampico goat.
in button and side lace, and other novel.
ties. We shall aim to keep only the best
in these goods. and every pair is fully
warranted. When you want pair of the
bes1 shoes made. give US CALL
PHILBRICK s. FRANCOIS.
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DIED.

0ALn.-1n the town OF Gales, on the eth u1t.,
Of diphtheria, Willie s. Gale, sged ten years.
Within few days our little town Of Gales
has been called upon to give to God three Of
its little ones. Three desoIate honest Oh,
how our hearts 20 out in sympathy for them.
III. Ia TO WILLIE. ..f.s .fs
Hushed for aye b the boyish voice,
That called the sunshine to, our doorf
Cold and still IL the form We loved,
And our cherfshed dreams are forever Ger:
Hopes that the years to cot4e would shows
Lying now 'neath the cold, cold snow. -
But oh, how Oft we shah feel him near,
And alnsost tonth the hand 90 dearl
Though our hesrts may ache for TIE loved and
49 lost, @G A2N
They may NOT brean. for tie hope b strong
That We shall reunited be.
In 1 world that Il free from pain aud wrong.
Ia the spirit land his HE wifi unfold .6s
Witk = graAsder power tlaAu tbs world could.
midi s.5a. s n a.s
i with jIandie ana Elmer, his playmates sweet
He now may be Walking the golden strsst!
MAT.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1880-12-02
MARRIED.

FORESTER -WILKINSON.-At the Red
wood House. on the 10th ult., BY J. H. Bow
ers, Esq, VIM. Forester to Anna E. wilkin-
son, both Of Redwood county.
O'HEIER -THOMSON.-At the Commercial
Hotel. on the LIST inst, by J. H. Bowers, ESQ.,,
4 Ole e. OHeier to Tureno Thomson, all Of
Redwood county.
WHITE the Exchange Hotel, on
the Let inst, by J. H. Bowers, Esq, James
White, Of Lyon county. to Mrs. Susan Brace,
. Of Redwood county.
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Our Neighhers.
fAMBERTON.

Commercial: The elevators hare been
taking in wheat faster than thsF could
get cars to Snip it in. Whitten g Judds
elevator was blocked up from Friday un-
til Wednesday. Mr.. LambertOn's eleva-
tor has been unable to take in, wheat for
. week. but will be ready again next
Monday. =. The Old Settlers Association
of Willow Lake, Charlestown. Sundown
and adjoining towns. meets Dec. I'd, at
Willow Lake school house.
RENvILLE COUNTY.
Times: Good hard wood can be had at
this point for 81 per cord. :. Beaver Falls
is receiving about one mail per week over
the Il. s. d. -. Rev. v. E. Loba returns
thanks to the people of Beaver Falls for
their liberal encouragement of the Acad-
emy in Redwood. !. A Red Ribbon Re-
form Club has been established, through
the instrumcntality of Messrs. Hall and
Rice. Should the present state Of sffairs
on the H. & D. continue. it is quite prob
able that transfer of our mails and
freights to the Chicago q Northwestern
r. r. will be made.
Bird Island Post: The elevators 1t
Olivia are full, aud have been unah.ie to
receive wheat lately :. /. Tuesday night a
freight train was stuck between Hector
and Stewart. and some one broke into a
car and stole goods to the value of about
$S5. The railroad company will enlarge
the round house at this place to double
its present size next year. ;. Our Repre-.
sentative elect has sent word that if the
Post contains anything more derogatory
to his character, he will come all the way
from Hector and horsewhip us in our own
office. II he wants to see us, our latch
string is always out. :. h. Three flat cars
loaded with wood arrived Friday morning.
Fifty or more farmers were in town at the
time, and as soon as it became known
that wood had come. all of them rushed
for the depot with their teams, and each
was so anxious to get his share that they
would not wait for it to be measured, but
threw it of the cars and piled it on their
wagons and sleds as rapidly as possible,
while curses and malcdictions were show
cred upon one another without stint.
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NOTICE.

Us. LAND OFFICE At
REDWOOD FALLS, MIMI, Nov. ls, 1870
Notice ia hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim ,anf
secure final entry thereof, and that said proof
will be made before the Register and Receiver
Of the U s; Land once & IT kedwood Fslls,
1850, viz: Matthias Gimmestad, Presumption
D. s. entry No. e6, for northeast quarter ur
northeast quarter OF section IS, township ia,
range ~, and he names the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation Of said tract, viz: John Kurcker.
Andrew Peterson, Nils Henson, and Fred Holt.
all of Redwood Falls, Redwood county, Nina.
WV. r. OrNNINGroN, KeRister.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1880-12-02

The Mankato Review says that 600 or
800 wood choppers will be employed in
the Big Woods this winter. at big wages.
1t also states that the railroad line from
Fort Dodge to that point will be complet-
ed next summer. and afforl direct line
from the coal fields.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1880-12-02

We are informed that the Delhi lyceum
had an interesting meeting last Friday
evening. The debate on wheat farming
versus stock raising was decided in favor
the contestants for the latter. "Thrice
armed is he who hath his quarrel just"
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1880-12-02

Ayers Hair Vigor, as its name implies.
invigorates and strengthens the hair 1t
not only restores the original color to
gray or faded hair. but by its stimulating
action ut the roots. produces vigorous
growth, and gives it that beautiful lustrc
which results only from a strong. healthy
growth Of the hair.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1880-12-02

Last week Mr.. II. d. Chollar sold the
residence property known rs the Preston
house to Mr.. Jno. Drake. for 6, ,O0O The
latter gentleman has managed Mr.. Dol.
WINS farm during the past season. and
has. we understand. lately purchased
quarter section from the farm Of Rev. Mr..
Phoenix
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II (F1rst publication, Oct. -, 1sso.l
DISTRICT COURT SUMMONS.

STATE or MINNESOTA, L.
County Of Redwood, w. ! "''
District Court. Ninth Judicial District.
John Taber, Plaintiff, o.--
against e.. n;vus.
Charlotte Taber, Defendant, 'or DvoNe'
The State of Minnesota to the above-namsd
defendant:
You are hereby summoned and required -
answer the complaint of the plaintiff in the
aSOve-entitled action, which said complaint Il
now on flle In the Office Of the Clerk Of the Dis
trict Court in the county Of Redwood and State
OF Minnesota, and to serve copy Of your an
swer to said compieint on the subecriber, at
said county. within thirty days after the ser
vice of this summons upon you, exclusive u
ne day 81 sS s1ca nesscc ; snd ko1 ,n 1s s9 AZ
said the plaintiff In this action will apply to
the court Tor the relief demanded in said oous-
plAint. II. D. BALDWIN. Plainti6'a Atty,
~ Redwood Falls, Nina.
Dated October Is, 1882. r,.;
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1880-12-02

The inevitable fuel question is likely to
decline in interest during the balance of
the season. Considerable wood has been
hauled in by teams the past week. and
Mcssrs. Vining aad Smith have each re-
ccivcd several esz loads. The supply has
not yet been So great, however. rs to re-
duce prices very much.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1880-12-02

j. F. Newcomer. of Toledo. Ohio, says:
have been greatly benefited by wearing an
Excelsior Kidney Pad. and would recon-
mend all persons troubled with weak kid
neys to try it. See advertisement.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1880-12-02
NOTICE.
C.s. LAND OFFICE,
REDWOOD FALLS. MINI. Nor. II. lSEa

are =, C.S. LAND OFFICE,
REDWOOD FALLS. MINI, Nor. II, ls<R..
Notice IL hereby given that the following
named settler has f1led notice Of his intention
to make final proof in support Of his claim,
and secure fiRal entry thereof, and that said
proof will be made before the Register and
Falls. Minn., on Saturday, the 18th day Of Dr.
cember, 1850, viz: Halver Anderson, additional
Homestead entry No. 350s, for lot I. section - y,
township ia, range 81, and he names the fol-
lowing witnesses to prove HIS continuous rev.
idence upon and cultivation of said tract, via: !:
Lars L, Kudi, Niels Peterson. Ole o. Enestveds.
and Halver Helgeson, all OF Sacred Heart, Rem
Vile county.
wN p. DUSSrSCroH, Register.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1880-12-02

Another popular citizen gone He mys
teriously disappeared last Friday, and is
|sxp posed to have clcped xith designing
stranger, who coaxed him away from his
friends. Rover was his front name, and
he was a retainer of the &oasc of ChOllar.
by occupation Newfoundland dog.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1880-12-02

Mr. McCArty says that the court house
at Beaver Falls came near bxrning up (or
tiown!) the other day. A bystandcr of
the legal persuasion observed that it was
:, q pity that the hrc was failure, since the
worthless old shell was insared for $1,000.