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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-10-06
Respectable Gamblers.

We are fat becoming u nation Of
gamblcrs-not that species Of gambling
that Is seen at the faro bank and the
p ker Dble, but hat description that
is indui. cd in by men who are envel-
oPed in an atmosphere ofrcspcctability
who are the mainstay of society, and
pillars in the church. The stock boards
and exchanges Of this country are
gambling resorts compared to which
the more vulgar ones sink into COM
plete insigniiicance 1t is true that
their influence upon the moral char
acter is by no means as deb0sing rs the
saloons and "hella" referred to, hut the
unhealthy condition of the public mind
and the fevcrish thirst for gain caused
! by them, cannot but be injurious in
their effects upon the people of this
country.
Dealing in futures is the passion of
the hour. All classcs and all condi
tons, all calliugs and all professions,
both sexes and ali ages the wise and
the foolish; aye, the lame, the halt aud
tie blind, have been inoculated With
this madness, until what is left of bus
mess conservatism in this country
shrinks in terror from the spectacle
presented. To show the extent to
which this craze has spread we note
that in Il single week the bank clear
ings in Chicago at the first of this
month aggregated the most fabulous
amount Of $50, 100000. This is in the
dog days, when commerce is supposed
to bs almost suspended. This amount
exceeds by So, 100000 the greatest
mouth of the best business season OF
the past. There will probably be more
wheat bought and sold in the United
States in 1881 than will be produced
in quarter of a century; which means
that gambling in futures has assumed
proportions which drawf all the gam
bling of all conceivable kinds in form
er loose and reckless as.
Ifthere is one species of business
gambling mole reprehensiblc than
another it is what Is termed markings
carner IN gain, and thereby affecting
the price Of the bread HAT the poo
man necls for the sustcuanee of his
family. When We hear Of such pro
cecdinrs, we are reminded of the vers'
in shc Book og p,uvcrhs: He thai
with holdeth corn the people shat
curse hin; but blessing shall be ON tht
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-10-06

irHay b safely nssun Ell that the
J'a.tej stD.cs S. nae viii Lc organizec
under Dem, cratic auspices, ey II #
Ovid Davis shouid depart from his
recent c'!stem Of voting with the Dem
,yia.s. as the case now stands there
ire 81 Democrats, 50 Republicans and
Independent. This settles the mat
i,r beyond Ill controversy mr;es,
Senator Hl!sLould oe too i'll to attn !
ASA Ar Day should lake /, n; 5
to vote wi Il. tho Republicans. 1h'
tro new Senator'S VIII be sworn il
at,ce tao Senate is duly organized
hen tie s.rength Of inc two partie
sill be evenly divided.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-10-06
rat Names.

Jeun1e I'd was famed as a vocal
Isl, Henry Ward Beecher as a minis
ter, Budd Doble as the driver Of
Goldsmith Maid was known the coun-
Try over, but one other name attract
ed as much or more attention, and
together with the title Of Doctor pre-
fixed should read Dr.. Marshali's
Lung Syrup, for Coughs, Colds,
Asthma, Bronchitis, etc. As an ex-
pectorant for Consumption, 1t is ia
excelled, and stands without a Iiva'
for above diseases. Reader, we only
ask trial of one bottle to convince
you that we speak the ruth. Tria
b ties free. Regular size 81 Fol
sale by Moons " HARVEY.
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Cur Largest Nan or War.
Y Washington Republican.

Washington Republican.
The Tennessee is the largest man Of
war aloat now flying the American
flag, and, although wooden vessel,
ard lacking in many Of the lat, St and
most approved modern naval applian-
ces of offence and defense, is yet of II
type that does not discredit III, Gov
eminent. She is nearly 5000 tons in
displacement, 375 Jeet IN length over
all, IS feet breath Of beam, 81 feet
depth of hold, and 90 feet extreme
draught aft. In addition TO snlu-
ting battery she mas an armament Of
1G 9-ineh Dahlgrens on the gun deck
and four so pound breech- loading Par
rot rifles, and two S-inch muzzle load.
ing rifles on the spar deck, togeth, +
with the supplementary battery Of field
artillery and Hotchkiss revolving can
non. There are four torpedo appli-
ancos and the usual standard Of maya
zine and Gatling rife guns.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-10-06
head Of him that seiIcth it.

head Of him tina; seiieth it. +"
We may be told that the country is
rTosI erous m spite Of all this gambling.
81 it Is, and SO does the human body
often l. 0 in splendid condition while
the seeds OF disease are being sown.
We may be oid-fashioned in our no.
tiOns, but, if the present craze contin-
ues. we can see but one result to it,
and that is serious injury to the coun-
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-10-06
CROP NEWS.

Louisiana-Light and refreshing
showers fell through the State on the
18th, lrsntIy improving the condition
OF cotton. Picking is progressing slow
ly. From ole nall to two-thirds OF the
crop is already gathered, an l one quar-
ter marketed. Picking will lie over
by October 10Th. In some portions OF
the State it is estimated that only one
halt OF crop viii be made.
Aississippi-Rains have been gene.
raj, but have done no harm. About
half the crop is as much cotton ha.
been shipped to market as at this time
last year.
DEMONSTRATING is progressing
rapidly, and receipts are far ahead o
last year.
Texas-The crop is not promising
1t is burned, and late rains will d,
more harm than good. The crop is I
failure. About half has been gathered
already, and picking will be over )
n Jvember /. Some sections vii
probably have only one quarter Of .
crop.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-10-06

Ii is not pr, ba5le that the Wse-
Levi, ufai will stop with one duel.
j. I'm ID. Lewis is still resting under
t,e wound, int 81 ly George u.
Wise, and NC may ex eot further ore,
OF attempts at EoIe.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-10-06

A petition to, Congress is circula-
ting among business n en- Tor signatnr-
IS opposing tie passage Of the Natl a
Bankruptcy Act ibfl, duced last ST.
sion, and known as the Lowell
bill.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-10-06
MISCELLANEOUS.

The first book was dedicated in the
time of Mmceaas, II 3. c. She Gus
tom has been practicod ever since as a
mark of respect or to solicit patron
age.
The largest mule sale ever mado
in Tennessee was sale the other
day in Columbia to New Orleans
parties, 324 mules at one hundred and
sixty dollars each.
Building societies, for mutual eae-
fit of persons of limited means to aid
in building or buying houses, were said
to have originated at X rcudbright,
Scotland.
The track of the New Orleans Pacif-
ic is now laid to Wheelock, one and
one-half miles beyond Pleasant Hill,
IN Sabine parish.
An arrival at Victoria, B. c., from
the Westward islands reports that the
sea is alive with valuable fur seals.
The vessel pa ed through thirty miles
Of seals.
The viii of the widow of ex-Presi-
dent Fillmore leaves public requests
to the amount Of $4,000, among
which is $4,000 10 the University OF
Rochester.
! It is said Rev George Granville
Budley, NJ. A. Master of University
College, Oxford, and sometime honor
airy chaplain to the Queen, has &C
cepted the Dearnc:y of Westmins-
ter.
! Mr.. McAH has succeeded in estab
fishing twenty three otestant preach
ing places in Parish. -Four service!
are held every week in each year anC
in one there is a service every evening
with crowded attendance.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-10-06

The number of ciergymen in the
Church OF Euglerd ha re NAMED abb, t
stationary (atzo GOO during tue last
;e1 years, vi lie 10 keep pace with the
population the npmbcr row shoEli tie
O., 100
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-10-06

The coss Of the late Presidents Ill
ness is estimated at nearly, ifnot quite
a quarter of Il million of dollars. The
figures made out as approximating a
detailed statement are rs follows: DR..
Bliss, $25, 900; Drs. Hamilton and
Agnew, SI5, 900 each; DIR. Re- b i'm at
500 per day, $4,000; Drs Barnes and
Woodward, from 8I5, ZOO to $4,000
each. The bills for food, carriages
medicines, instruments, railway ex
penses and incidentals generally have
been sow to be Offered, but when the
paymaster Is ready they Will doubles:
II in iast enough. As yet it has mo-
been promuls ateI from what fund th'
expenses will be drawn.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-10-06

The wife of til. Confederate General
J. 4. b. Stuart is Principal Of the
NIrsinian Female Institute ut Staun-
ton, an Ep.scopaliap seminary.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-10-06
ELEnANI IENIELRY GhEAP.


To introduce new ST yles and influence tra6s
we make the following unparalleled offers for q
short time The Berlin Pack et con;sllR as gold
plased watch chain. agate shawl pin, lasy's ele-
CANT jPvveiry bean GU butteuE. coral meek
lace set OF a,ste studs gold plate band ring collar
button. key ring. POCKET book. tritatlon f1fE
handkerchief. pen, pencil, comic enFelopca aud
visiting cards. AN these mAiled to You for Sc IN
stamps; packets Tor el.e9 The lot can be re-
called AZ rom 6 % $500
The Royal CRsk - contGiEs one sEpefe Gr-sthyat
ring elegant coral ornuch Sci in box. fancy neck
lace coral sleeve bJttouS, engraved gold plate
bracelets scarf pin, gold plated lady set gold
plate sleeve buttons heavy COLE plate studs, lovely
e-arDeo scarf pin geboiEe Partisan diamond stud
Maltese cross with +. diamond center. beauttful
set sleeve buttons plssed collar buttOH, plated
fink watch chzia plain gold plate ring. EaDpy
cameo ring. Maltese earrings with l.. oiaul1uu
settings gents fuIl comb. amethyst set. LADY 8
fun plated set with white stone settiEgB, Jet and
cameo scarf pin. eng gold plate sleeve buttons
The whole Of This magnificent coikeSliOn seas
secure BY mail for -, for sl70, for g. This lot
be retailea easily IL from y 20 80 Aodrrs5
y. Y. JEW ELT3Y co. Atlanta. "a
THE ATLANTA GLOBE says: " This co11p any IS
perfectly reliable, and the an1ount they give Tor
Youv uaGpaT "a astounding"
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-10-06
EIiBial5sssfs8s Nasstai1 Niaai1 AID F9Hlla...s
INSTITUTE.
HENDERSON, TENN.

Seven teachers constitute the Faculty. The work
is distributed among them as in the best colleges.
Especial care given 20 E-.glish; in a1dti to the
usual cours Of instruction, Anglo Saxon, Old
English, and modern classics hcing added t1 give.
depth 10 English sCh"l -iship Lectures Phyis-
-l0gy and II Hygiene by DIR. J. A Crook special lee
lures given To the young ladies' and the young
tlemen separately. No extra charge for Latin.
Greek, German, French, Hebrew. Apparatus 1"
illustratc the subjects of Natural Science; Well
ged, Eeately printed monthly magazine; a
library and reading room three literary societies,
Music. Painting, Drawing, ClliS: heuirS,-the>e ar
81 the advantages OF the Institute Churcl x
Sunday sChuo!s, daily mails and the telegraph line
abSenc of vice, Sole Of the benefits in tho
community. For catalogue write TO J. inHIan
Cf. NJ savage. on y. !. Uackctt tiff
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-10-06

L made from Simple Trop cal Leaf Of Pgrc Walt
and Is a PD5ETiE = Remedy for all the diseas .
hat carse pains IN the lovtT part " the body
Forbid Idvcr-IicadacheS, Jaundico. Dizziuesa
;raveI 1faiaria and all dshculties Of the Kidneys
liver and Urinary Organs For Female Dis
sssses, Monthly Menstruatisns, and during Prey
fancy, 81 has equal III restores The organs tha
,i1ls the blood, ard hcn& is tie best Blood I'u
ritter. II IL tire only known remedy shat cuFe
BFiyhts s5ESrase- For Diabetes use Warner
- &c Dis 1f Cure
Fer sale by D3u-sis,s and Dealers az 2 i-25 pr
.ottlc. largest bottle 10 Tire ozark. 2 4rs 30
z. = WA2EzE Z CO. T.cc4e-tcr, = =
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-10-06
LIght Castings haado 90 order.
POWELL Z DOUGLAS. Waukeean, n
ARE SpEpkShT0SgHTl.

valuable Discovery and New Departure IA AIss-
ioaI Science, entircy New and oeitiveIy electiYo
lSoSosT for tie sccdy and permanent Case % Ee-i-
nel Emissions and Lnpotency By the only tnfuo
way, viz: Direct Application 20 the prrci.ai Seat
d the Disease acting % Absorption,
It aIsecs-s tnfGsnco TIE 6zlin6l Vesiciss Ejf-
use oS tbs %sCledY - attended with pain or fnoo-
Yeis1loes and dOeG not interfere with the Crdlary
pursuits o. ne; it is quickly dissolved and
ra-DCC producing n Immediate soothing Ed reStslF
Etsve oEDCt tle EozSIGl and oEaaStEa-
onswrsched from e0itabJs9 and eScessss saopf4nr,
tS Drain from t50 systeu1, Motoring the mind %
OF Sight, Nervous Debility Confusion CT Ideas
EFers1Cn 70 Sos ety, etc. ot<-, sud tie appearance
% pTeZnSt<re Old ago usually accompanying this
rCuOAss and rtitcrtl perfect SeySuaL Visor, where
= has boon DORMANT Tor yeGTs This mode o. treat
meat has stood the test IN very severe cases. and Is
nos EToEn.T % scccesG- Drugs arc toe Huca pro
ae5s TO- With GLt Httis II aC psrIna nsnt rood Ters
is DO Nonsense about this Preparation Practical ol-
servstioD enables 20 positively guarantee thai u
VII SITo Sat-sac @c7 Daring ths eight years that
Il has oe5n Ia general have thousands Of tstt
ronIals to ibe value, and it is conceded By
ecicel Pr fes-ion to lie the uo5t rational means yet
trouble, that is we'll known to bs tho untold
misery to many enc upon whom CJIGeks prey With
thesr useless nestzuu1s Gnd big feeS. The ResasdY
IS PIT up In neat boss, OF three rfEs5. no !, teaoug5
20 last month"; %; Nc 2, Sufficient 90 effect p
manent cure E-1less In severe cEses,j IS: No g,
fLsstins over three months, viii stop emissions Bd
restore vty5r Ia tho worst casoSl 81. ssL by rs8i
SEALED, IN plain wrapper Pun DIRECTORS for
using win sccoTaEo6ny EACH BOX
sSstSt 1y- sSslI Ted ASCascF-ss1fare E'Css1sf7sN
EcfS SaUfSsG 4.Fs1&Ssss4 CSgs s&ts S@T-GSttOBbS
r arg Testimony sri.fcSs s5f0 coEaCsSSce q
r. Ssbs SssOEe SKNcs1fScCIE that tfsess cs1sa &c
r-sstOTed "a S,eTTece SssGslfsoOts,oSsoI J9I-
\sleDeF G9ecteE. SOLD ONLY 81
HARRIS REMEDY CO. MFG CHEMISTS
Market and e'h SIS. ST. LOUIS. Mo.
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THURSDAY, otT)rEI, 9 Isl.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1881-11-10
Su4d0wn Items,

Correspondence Of tho GAZETTE.
There are Two ferries across the North
Branch.
Mr.. Tho:ston has finished Ills house.
Chanccy Green Of Eau Claire, Wis, ha.
made his friends visit, looking after hi,
farming interests here.
J. Schneider has 20) bushels of pota
toes which he cannot stosc on account o.
wster in his cellar
The bridge is impossible; the one bc
low in Brookville, Ye learn is settling
but is passahIe.
The anly school in Shutdown is pro
grcss!ng under the management of Madg.
Mporc as well as rain and snaw :wi.f per
init.
Harvey Greene ha. Changed propcrt,
in Tracy fsF tic Giimcr farm, ana is nov
Lying here. J..
G. Murphy. wm. Murphy. E. W
Cornish and family leave for the eastern
part of the state soon, ),
". Greene and E. .Wcfck intend NOV
ing to Springfield 70 give tApir children
chance to attend schaSI.
B. F. Vaughn and family are about t,
start for East Portland. Oregon:
Every one is anxious feE,. tEs electio,
re,nrns. and will wait smpsatiently for tn,
GAZETTE. Novus HoIo.
November s, 1881.
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Mr.. EDrro,R: fhete, iz. perhaps, no
feeling common to frsi, hanasitY that
leaves more encrvatiug influence on the
Individual than ,Ae ab6te VOID ii3aisss,es.
A1tfough NOT bFghting in 'its effect, yet
il has ihe power to spasmedicalH trans
form every ray Of sunshine iiito the lprid
glares Of he'll, There is no time OF aondi-
tion in life that has nss been overshadow-
ed more OF less by its gloomy pail.
AT present ,he settler of the Wea; seems
to have more than his full share of the
feeling. Fate and the, elements have
c"nspired - his best laid plans have
gang aglcc." Many are casting wish
full thoughts back to the ''flceh pots of
their former homes. And as is natural,
are contrasting their present difficulties
with the easiest moments of their former
lives.
In their dlscouragcmcnt some explain,
1.-The country is not worth d." But is
this trve-hAye We 60: many eonyelien.
ces. even in. o,lr disappointmente. we
d id not formerly havel Is this not more
in chagrin because our plans were frus-
trated rather than the fault of the coun-
try?
Have we left LETTER. countries than we
now occupy'. lbelieve not. Where is
the country we left that has raised larger
crops of corn. oats, barley, sorghum. po-
tatoes and garden stuffs for the labor OK
pended! Where is the country We left
that has had no failure of a full crop of
grass. WEe;s is the country that afford
ed from two to five tons Of hay per acre,
ten successive years! Where is the coun;
! try where stock has been so free from dis
eascs-or map either' i is true we have
to buy our wood. if we don't want to burn
hay. But then we have paftumps 10
bother. no underbEushfrg to do, no brush
to burn. no logging" .no los heaps to
burn. no fences to make. no rscks to pile.
/ 1t is unreasonable to want wood for
nothing and expect none of the disadvan.
tages mentioned. The Lord quit furnish,
Ing things just to our notion over six
thousapd years ago. and don't you forge,
it. He furnished couple Of our ances.
tors in that way. but lost in the transac-
tion. and now we have to shift" for our.
selves.
Things are so arranged now. that i,
takes "slbow grease" and, .:.'hessl woEk'
for the granger. and soft soap" and
cheek" for the citizen to obtain results
I In spite of our discomfort. this coun.
try will probably con tinue to produce ita
large crops Of oats. corn. barley, sorghum
and potatocs-its enormous crops Of hay,
and never failing grass.
Will it not therefore be wiser to adapt
our plans to the country in place of cx.
pecting the country to adapt itself to our
plans2
And lastly / will call your attention to
the following: The down trodden and op.
pressed sons and daughters of Europe arc
looking for place of refuge, and will on.
ly too gladly snail" what we prize &c
chAaplY.' The man who sticks il, hound
to win; and from this scource alone. il
all else should fail, HxY-TwsrKR.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1881-11-10
STATE ITEMS.

Six inches of snow fell at Rushford, on
the morning of the 5th..
Fire destroyed the house of a Mr.. Fra
~, at Marshall last week.
Minneapolis manufactured the past
season 81. ,0eQ worth of iron machin-
cry.
- .y..S y. 81. =.
Friday, ground was broken for the
Fargo street railway. The line is TO be
in operation by May Is.
Big Stone has a county scat war, the
effort being to remove the county capital
from Ortonvillc to Biz Stone Center.
An accident occurred at Pratt & Rob
inson's elevator, at Sacred Heart, on tho
5th. G. c. .Arnes fell distance of TWEEN
ty-Ave or thirty feet into one of the bins,
and narrowly escaped fatal injuries.
The Rochester Record and Union says:
A portion of the thirty families, which
are expected to emigratc to Olmsted
county, from Cleveland, Ohio. will ar ar
rive in few days. Others will come in
the spring. They design settling near
Pleasant Greye.
Gov. Pillsbury has notified r. O'Dowd,
county treasurer of Scott county, that if
he. does not resign before many days that
he will remove him. This is the third
county treasurer Of Scott county that has
been removed within the past year.
Muskrats are building their tabernacles
in light. airy fashion, with9ut paint or
Pvarnish. The old houses eyen have the
rags pulled outs the windows and the
rats walking around in their shirt sleeves.
AS Rev. 9. N. stowers., Of Fargo. was
fabout to remove to Faribault to assume
the charge of the NJ. Il. Church in that
city, his barn was destroyed BY fire. and
his son, yonns man. was severely. and
it was first thought fatally, burned, bu,
he is now recovering. Three horses were
more or less injured. one is dead, and
another not expected to recover.
The following somewhat surprising
comparison Of wheat receipts and ship.
ments in Minneapolis and Chicago are
furnished by the Secretary of the Cham
FIBER of Commerce of the former city:
Tho receipts of wheat at Chicago aud
Minneapolis from January i to October
81, 1881, were as follows: Chicago, 49,.
Fs5o, ,7ss bushels; Minneapolis, 1s,417, ,e2s
bushels; Minneapolis over Chicago, 1877,
III kashels During the same period the
shipments of flour from Minneapolis were
2,7ss. sl1 barrels. against Lies. 1s7 during
the same period in 1880.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1881-11-10
McKw d Raee'J Bulletin.
y VOL III. Our Motto: MILL STREET.

Bird Seed; Did You know we
had the boss seed for birds? Bound
to make them sing:
Don't forget that these cold morn
'ings can be made warmer by buying
good groceries qnd good clothes,
especially tbs groceries.
Say, you man that drinks coffee.
If you want to buy some coffee that
will make you smile all over, call
and we will soil you some.
We have good supply of sweet
potatoes, crapberries, apd green
apples
We have just received an invoioa
of assorted jellies. They are jus,
the thing to tempt the appetite.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1881-11-10

Roca'lect yau will always find
good full cream cheese with us, as
we buy from one factory.
We have very excellent line of
gloves and mittens, and we beliayo
We can give you bargain,
We have boon receiving an as:ort-
ment of glass lamps, and any; one
desiring to purchase we would say:
Please call.
We have the Royal Ham in stock,
and if you want some good, buy it.
Every body seems to think every
thing il high; We guess so~eycn
water.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1881-11-10
Swinaling Agents.

NEw ULM, MINI, Oct. 80. 1881.
EDETQE GAZETTE: l feel it my duty to
inform the public through your excellent
paper, that there are fftsen or twenty So
called agcn's. pretending to canvass the
Minnesota Valley for a new book or atlas
for the North Star Publishing Co., but
their object seems to be to swindle the
citizens: For instance they. 20 from
house 70 house and ask all kinds Of ques-
tiops, and Jake notes with pen or pencil.
before they leave the house they say they
must haXe the father or widow sign their
names to the instrument, and in this
sneaking waj they get orders for book
,or atlas which is TO cost 80. No doubt
they are the same gang that swindled the
farmers Of Redwood and Renvilie coun-
ties year 9r SO ago - taking notes and
then teteifs .hcm. | therefore send you
this as q timely warning. Other news
papers. will please copy. for, the benefit Of
all concerned. REV. j. II. scnxlrrE. :
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1881-11-10

The finely-improved farm of L. S. Mar
tin, in Delhi town ship, was sold recently
to L. F. Mcnagc. of Minneapolis, for
$500, Mr.. Martin taking Minneapolis
real estate in exchange. The farm COM
pIised 243 acres, and is said to he better
provided with shelter and convcnlences
for stock. etc, than any other place in
this vicinity. We regFe, that NJ. Martin
has not realized his expectations. after
having expended considerable money for
u monster barn and other improvements.
and that he has DECIDED to remove from
the county during the coming year.