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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1892-07-28

You can be musician in one even
ing with a Harrington Music Guide
See advertisement on I'd page.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1892-07-28

Lost-On July 9Th, boys jersey
coat. Finder will be suitably reward
ed by leaving same at King Bros.
Office.
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That beautiful large oil painting of
Ramsey Falls at Reynolds & Keene's
gallery is sure to go free to somebody.
Saturday of this week will be your
last chance to get it.
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Twin City Jockey Club Races, Hamlla.

Mtnn.. July 26 to Aug. 49,
For the above occasion the M. & St.
L. R'y will sell tickets at rate of one
and ne-third fare for the round trip
to St. Paul or Minneapolis; good to &c
July Is, rs and 80, August l, 4, 6, 8,
II and Is and return August 18th.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1892-07-28

The secretary of the W.. G. T. U
has now to close the years accounts
and will be thankful if those who have
not yet remembered their dues will
please hand them to her or Mrs. Jos
Tyson, treasurer.
Mrs. LUsK, Secretary.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1892-07-28

On Saturday, July Both, and Aug
9th the M. & St. L. R'y will sell tick.
cts to Lake Park Hotel Lake Mime
tonka) at one fare for the round trip
All tickets will be limited to Monday
following date of sale.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1892-07-28
Wanted,

Wanted.
A competent girl can secure a good
situation at DR.. w. D. Films.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1892-07-28

A very destructive hailstc rm swept
the northern tier of sections in this
town Monday night; also, the south
ern part of Kintire. Among those who
have suffered total loss of crops are
D. McNaughton, Robt. Steele, A. M
Stewart, Andrew Mcdonald, VIM.
Gillies, A. G. Fisk, D. F. Sayles, j. A.
Lagerstrom and others who have not
been heard from. A great many more
have suffered partial loss. Our vii
lage was on the south edge of the
storm and suffered but little except in
the breaking Of window lights. The
schoolhouse on the west and north
side has about 20 broken panes and
the section house about the same num-
Der. We have only learned of one per-
son who had insurance on his crop
among those destroyed.
Before this item gets into the hands
of the Gazette readers Samuel Nc
Quillan will have taken to himself a
wife. Success to you and yours, Sam.
G.. w. Gilbert has put in a week
here writing up N. Y. Life insurance.
He has written up several thousands
dollars in the time.
Miss Davidson, formerly mission
airy in the south, gave an interesting
talk to the Missionary society on Sat
urday afternoon.
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Church Announcements
METHODIST.


METHODIST.
Quarterly meeting services at the
NJ. E. church will lie held on Sunday
August 9TH, instead of August 18th
as heretofore stated. Rey. F. A. Gone
will have charge of the services.
CHRISTIAN.
AT the Christian church Sunday
morning the subject will be "Hin-
ORANGES" to religious purposes contin-
ued. In the evening another discourse
on "Dif6culties" in the scriptures will
be delivered. Prelude Sunday even
ing, "The Christian and Politics.
PRESBYTERIAN.
Prayer meeting this evening at s
o'clock. Sunday forenoon, subject
Somebody hath touched me-" Even
ing, Tho Pilgrims in the dungeon Of
Giant Despair"
A collection will be taken on Sun
day for Home Mission work in the
Presbytery. A sum of $50 is required
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GALES.

Mrs. johnson, living on the House
farm. on the morning of the 23d was
picketing a COW out, when the COW
ran she let go and slip moose knot
caught her by her foot and she was
dragged quite a distance over the
ploughing and prairie and quite lady
hurt.
The frequent showers the past week
have delayed stacking hay.
Mrs. Harry johnson and sister Wis
tied friends in the northwest part of
town Saturday last.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-10-18
RINGING WORDS
From a Prominent and Eminent
Divine.
Statements That Are True and Straight to
the Point-Read What He Says. for His
Words Are Of Great and Peculiar In
terest.

40 one knows better than the faithful pastor
the great value OF sound phy,cal and nerve
stlehsin. i nc strain upon the brain and nerve,
smc physical exhaustion following excessive
work, the responsibilities and sympathies viii
allictions and tho myriad cares make the earnest
preachers duties arduous aud wearing i'm the OK
IRENE. " VIC VA
We do rot wonder, therefore. at the strong and
d f,nEg,ng worGs OF praise which the eminent
wonderful OF medicines. DR.. Grecnc's crvIra
blood and nerve remedy. When he was rmn
II and M %e ss u in
was restored 10 sound and vigorous health nv
this marvellous health renewcr -
Here are the exact facts In his own words.
IL nm very glad to say in regard TO ur Grconc,s
great remeoy that when my blood was badly i'm
poverishcd by al old scrofula humor. and my
Grccnc's medicine gave me wonderful relief
., "a, inc present lime my health is as good as
W any ,l'ne III my life, and my confidence in Dr..
Ercehc's remedy IL constantly INCREASING.
Rev. &. D. II. MEACIiAM
Pastor Baptist Church. Townshcud. Va"
numbers of people who were cured by the uso 81
the great discovery, Dr. Greene's Nervura blood
ana nerve remccy but VIC take more pleasure in
words in regard 10 the wonderful benefits he re-
ceiyed from this valuable remedy, because we
realize that the earnest words OF minister will
have great weight with sufferers from disease.
and everybody who reads his convincing
words In regard to the sure aud remarkable
curative powers of this medicine will lose no
Time III securing bottle and thus obtain n cure
IL Is purely vegetable and perfectly harmless
ana Is kept by all druggists at $lUo
LIS discovcrer ia the we'll known DR.. Greene.
OF IS W. 18th street, New York, who gives con-
sultation and advice free to the sick. personally
or 81, ~ letter; The sick should use immediately
Tor II is not only the best remedy ever discov'
cred, but those using 1t have the privilege OF
consulting, Dr. Greene concerning its effects.
their Iealth, etc. This fact aloI guarantees the
insurance of cure. II you need II medicine do
not fail to take THE hest OF all remedies.
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when Kossuth lived in England unnoticed:
when IL meeting for him was announced
and the hall was empty. He had intended
to locate i'll the United States, and left it
in disgust. He then decided to live in
England, but quilted it in anger and de-
spair.
Italy seemed then the right field for him.
The children who study geography today
can have no conception of how the man of
Europe looked to their parents and grand
parents. No teacher thought of requiring
il knowledge of the states loosely grouped
as Germany; boy who could describe the
different governments of Italy was a
mncmonic prodigy. When n Fourth of
July orator would portray the horrors of a
dissolution of the Union his finest climax
was: "Look at Italyl Good heavens, nv
fellow citizens, look at Italyl" But the
formative statesmen were even then Mt
work there, and OF these the master spirit
no doubt WAS Count Cavour.
When this statesman entered the cabi-
net of Victor Emanuel in 1850 Sardinia
was of less Importance among nations than
Portugal. He Mt once entered on that
course of skillful maneuvering between
the great powers which ended in his prac-
tically compelling France to do the work
of cNpelling Austria. He died in 1861, but
the movement went on with increasing
momentum to united Italy in 1870 Gar
ibaldi, Mazzini, Orsini, Arnold Rugi and
others were the revolutionary fighters and
writer's whose work was indeed a neces-
eity, but Cavour's was the constructive
intellect 10 Americans his character and
work are expressed in one sentence: He
was the Alexander Hamilton of Italy.
Contemporary with him, and long sur
viving him, was Field Marshal Enrico
Cialdni, nntive of Modena, cxiled in 1881.
He took service rs n soldier in the portu-
gucsc civil war between Dom Pedro and
Dom Miguel, and in the Spanish civil war
against Don Carlos, in which many Eng.
',ah volunteers were engaged. In 1SiS he
.ctnrned TO Italy Mt the outbreak of the
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-10-18

The Tenth Michigan district will be rep.
resented in the next congress by IL lawyer.
Each party has gone to the legal profess
sion for II candidate, the choice of the Re-
pubicans falling upon James Van kleeck,
and of the Democrats upon Thomas y. l..
Wcadock, both of Bay City.
Mr.. Weadock was born in Ballygarret
County Wexford, Ireland, and as an in
FAINT was brought to the United States by
his parents. who settled at ST. Mary's, O.
Mr.. Weadock lived at ST. Mary's until ff-
teen years old, and then went to Cincin-
natl to learn the printers trade Six
weeks were enough for him, and he turned
his attention to teaching school. He
worked his way through the state univer-
sity, graduating in 1878, was admitted to
the bar and went to Bay City to practice.
He WAS appointed prosecuting attorney of
Bay county in 1879 to fill vacancy, was
elected mayor of Bay City in 1888 and
served several years on the board of edu-
ton. lie was elected to congress by q
plurality of 200 two years ago
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manned for thirty years, Il quiet scholar
and writer, while the battle for liberty
went on without him. His two sons are
Italian citizens. One sister, Mime. Rutt-
kay, was still living somewhere i'm the
United States mt the last accounts All the
rest OF his family have preceded him to the
tomb.
He is probably the last survivor of the
revolutionists Of his time. Born April 81.
lSU2, the son of Il lawyer of cminence, he
first became noted rs II scholar speaking
Magyar, Slovak, German and Latin with
almost equal fiuency. Later he became
master of English French and italian.
Tho English he learned to read while in
prison, having only II Bible and a Shake
speare, taking them verse Mt time
comparing with his native tongue, and
thus laboriously constructing tho idioms.
Thus he spoke the book language only,
even after acquiring the pronunciation
Horace Greeley said the only fault with lis
English was that he spoke it little too
correctly"
at thirty he entered the national diet
and ut once became noted. He published
the debhtes and was prosecuted. Later he
was convicted of treason and imprisoned
for three years. Tho troubles with France
compelled Austria to yield something TO
the liberal cause. Later she revoked her
concessions, and the Hungarian struggle
for independence began. 1t ended with the
country utterly FRUSTRATED and Kossuth n
fugitive in Turkey. England France and
the United States, by their ambassadors.
encouraged the sultan to refuse the de-
niands of Austria and Russia for his sur
render. and so he came to the western
world.
1t is IL curious history, but n more Curl
Gus still is that of Hungary since 1910. The
conservative party got control and little
by little, led by the talented Deak, and
taking advantage of every peril and emer-
gency of Austria, it has raised Hungary to
perfect equality with the German part of
the empire. The emperor was crowned rs
King OF Hungary at Buda, June s, 1865; II
general amnesty was proclaimed, and
freedom of speech and the press thoroughly
established. Kossuth has lived to hear of
1t, but he does not realize it, and still
thinks of Hungary as subjugated nation.
j. H. BEADLE 70
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Italian revolutions, fought bravely at
Vicenza, and afterward entered the army
of the king of Sardinia. He rose to high
rank, and in 1855 commanded the Sar-
dinian contingent of the allied forces in
the CrimeA, where, i'll the battle of the
Tchernaya, he won Il European reputa-
tiun.
In the Franco-Italian war of 1850 General
Cialdini performed great services, and i'm
the following year, when the Sandman
royal army completed the work begun by
Garibaldi, it was Cialdini who defeated
and dispersed the papal troops Mt Castel.
fidnrdo, captured the Neapolitan forts of
Gaeta and Mcssina, and secured possession
OF 1.-THE two Sicilies" for the new national
Kingdom. He was appointed in 1861 vice
roy Of Naples. with full powers, which he
eNcrted with good success for the suppress
sion of brigandage. In March, 1864, he
was made II member Of the Italian senate,
and was created Duke of Gacta He com
manded division of the Italian army in
the war of 1866
a few weeks since he died at the age of
elghty-one, and left Kossuth the only sur
vivor Of that age of patriotic chivalry. Kos
suth found warm welcome in Italy, and an
uprising was planned for 1853 1t resulted
only in the execution of few more Hun
garlans and the expulsion of all of KOS
suths near relatives. In 1859 he again
thought that lie saw his opportunity, but
was disappointed. Hc visited England and
Iaborcd i'll vain TO interest the government
on behalf of Hungary. In 1862 he took up
his residence i'll Turin, and there he has ro-
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-10-18

Mr.. Van kleecl,, the Republican nomi-
nee, was born in Monroe county, Mich, in
1916, enlisted in the Seventeenth Michigan
infantry NJ lineage of fifteen, was wounded
ut the battle of South Mountain and again
ut Antietanl and then retired from the
army, aitersiN months service, cripple for
ne. lie returned to Monroe resumed his
st"nlcs' entered the state university and
was graduated from the law department. in
1870. He first located ut Midland and was
elected TO the state legislature from that
district, ard in 1856 returned to Bay City.
He was nominated Tor prosecuting attor-
ncy in 1887.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-10-18
TRUSTEES. SALES.
RY, VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST d.

Rf VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST DATED
=, oune 18Th, 1897, and recorded in desd book
~, paRe -, In the clerks Office OF the HustIngH
E .o, Tor the city OF Roanoke. va from j. u
Tnr,s'ian TO the undcrrg. ed trustee, to secure
har"n Spinulc the payment OF $i,33i32 default
nav uasins pseh made in tho ie' ms thereof and he
rne aeq1irc' 20 10 do by the beneficiary there
unucr. VIII ell at public auction in frcnt Of the
r.l .nousc III INC City or koanuke Va ON NON
Dal OCTOBER, -, 1872, At 1890 p NJ those
ecItolh J, u or arcols of Iand, situated in thc
follows To wit: "u ues9iioe" 40
.b,Sinn1ny Mt point on the northwest corner
o. o. oainPDcll and Randolph streets; thence with
lamp Ell street north IS degrees west 100 feet IN
point; thence north degrees, cast 1NJ feet IN q
point incl ce south SO degrees cast 100 fect IN nan
aoph street; thence with Randolph street sonti,
ucgrees, west 10 feel to place OF bepinnino
anu known IA OTIS Nos no. Ill, 1l2 ana liza n
Whra ., according to the map OF the ROANOKE
Lan n, ana Improvement Company
IEhMS-Cash sufficient TO pay the coat of
eHecutlng TINS trust, including IA trustees COM
I n OF per cent and the past due note az
Soo.lo. win interest from June 18th iSsO TO the
ia! OF SAFE, balance III any payable one wear
Win interest from day OF sale. and secured nv
ucTu or trust on he above property
rms property Is sold subject to prior decd of
,s securing certain payments upon which
,nCre Is a pas I due note or Sl,626l1 dated June
! 'tn 1851, and payable two years from date with
interest. HENRY NJ DANIEL Trnstce
nave sold the above described property and
the purchaser assumed payment OF the notes
august ~ is9s. j. f. CHRISTIAN.
9nd
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RAILROADS
n s & :: ~ RsyfoIksHesternRR
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JULY II, 1904
wEsrBOuND, LEAVE ROANOKE DAILY.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JULY II, lto2
wEsTBOuND, LEAVE ROANOKE DAILY.
600 a. III. (W darlington and Chattanooga limited)
for Bristol and beyond. Stops only ut Rad
ford. Pullman scepcrs to New Orleans, Mem
phis and Nashville
$40 y. IN. for Radford, Pulaski, Bristol and all
| intermediate stations; also Tor Blue1eld, Po-
cahontas, Elkhorn, Clinch Valley Division
! and Louisville via Norton Pullman sleeper
| to Louisville via Norton.
$40 p. IN. for Rndford Pulaski, and Bristol. Pull
| man slccpcrs to Memphis via Chattanooga.
NORTH AND EAsrBouND, LEAVE noANoKE DALI
715 a. IN. for Petersburg, Richmond and
Norfolk
12:i5 p. III. for Washington, 1Iagcrstown, Pha-
dclphia and New York. Parlor car Roanoke
to Washington via Shenandoah Junction and
il Is. ~ q. *. X. Pullman sleeper Ronpokc to
New York, via Harrisburg and 7. X. Il.
i2.d5 y. m. daily for Richmond and Norfolk. rul
man pHrlor car TO Norfolk.
500 p. m. for Shenandoah and intermediate eta
tions. No connections beyond.
9:i5 y. H. for Richmond aud Norfolk. Pullman
eceper to Norfolk and Lynchburg " lach
mond.
i2:45 night (washington and Chattanooga lin
i,ed) FOR Washington, hagorstown, Philadel-
phia and New York. Pullman! sleeper 20
Washington via Shenandoah junction and
New York via Harrisburg. Stops only Mt
Basic, Shenandoah, Luray, Shenandoah
junction. Shcphcrdstown, AntIctam, Grimes
and st. James.
Durham Dvsion-Lcavc LynchbnrG u2th street
station) 7l0 a. III daily and l:l5 y. ~ daily
for South Boston and Durham and inferno
date stations.
(. Winston-Salcm Diveion-I.cave Roanoke (Union
Y ! etation) 9:45 A. M and 4:i5 D. M daily for
Rocky Noun, Martinsvilc, Winston-SHlcm
and intermediate stations.
! For all additional information apply at ticB ct
once or to W. y. BENILL,
General Passenger Agent. Roanoke. Va
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927 tbs
by vIhrUE OF DEED OF TRUST

RY VlnTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
~ executed to mo by +. H. Stewart, dated
September lat, 1883, and of record In The clerks
office OF he ilustings Court for the city of Roam
okc, Va In deed book 10, page 27S In trust to Sc
cure 10 Jno. Thomas Gibson the payment OF the
snm OF Sl,6OO.OO, az evidenced by two certain ne
gotiabc notes OF even date with said deed, each
in the sum OF $4,000 and payable in two and four
years after date, respectively, with interest, ana
default having been made in the payment OF the
last due note, and ut request Of holder OF said note
18th, 1872, AT 1918 O'CLOCK. =. Nj In front of
courthouse in the city of Roanoke. Va, so macy
OF those certain lots or parcels OF land mentioned
III SAID deed OF trust as may he necessary 10 nav
the above mentioned note which is unpaid, and
the expense incurred In executing this trust.
The deed OF trust above RI ferred to, convcyR to
secure said note, the title to lots ~ TO 2 inclusive
sec ], ~ .hown by map OF evils addition and
from the lien of the said deed OF trust lots No 10
10 and II bnvc been released, and 1t will not be
offered foreale.
will first proceed to sc lot No 14in sec. l. he
ing one OF the lots convey ed In said deed of trust
and II the price obtained will not be sufficient to
cover eXpens OF executing II Is trust, and the
above mentioned past due more OF SS01 and in
tercst, will then ofrcr for sale any one OF the
lots from Il to 23 inclusive. or so many of same
rs will satisfy the above mentioned obligations
TkRMS-cash sufficient to pay cost OF eyccut-
ing this trust. inclnhing note or $SN, with Inter
Get from September lst 1SSS, and the residue IL
any, payable in and ~ months from day OF sale
to be evidenced by two equal notes OF purchaser
with interest, and to be secured by deed OF trust
on property. JAS. SIMMONS.
92S ids Trustee.
NJ St.,,.. 49, No.. "a.
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TRUsTEE's sALE-BY VIRTUE OF A DEED

'TRUSTEE'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF DEED
i OF trust dated the oath day of August, 1891.
and recorded in the clerks oifico OF the city OF
Roanoke in deed book -, page 3l5, from the Roa.
nokc Development and Guarantee Company to
the undersigned trustee. default having been
made in the terms thereof, and being required 20
10 do by the beneficiary therein secured. will,
on the BOTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1892, AT -
O'CLOCK NOON, in front OF tho courthouse In
tho city OF Roanoke. offer for sale the following
described parcel of land, with liz handsome i'm.
provcment, consisting uf large dwelling house:
beginning al the southeast corner OF Nelson
and Bullitt streets; thence with hitter south 50
degrees east Il feet to point; thence south 10
degrees west 100 iect to an alley: thence with
same north ~ degrees west a. = feet to Nelson
street; thence with latter n,rth degrees east 10
feet to the beginning known a. lot l. section 10
on the Park Land ana Improvement Company's
map.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash as to the costs OF thi-
sale, intending trustees commission Of legal
pr ccnium and the sum oi S2;ii: and as 10 The
sum of $3.50 upon II credit to become due In
monthly insiamcnt- OF Slj per month. without
/, tercst on the fourth Monday In each succeed
ing month from the day ot snc, and tho rcsidnc
upon crc,i; oi ono and two years with inter
cst; deferred pay mcnls To lie secured by deed OF
trust. WM. +. WINCH.
: - tis yrn-icc
Ky cons'n the above ssle has been postponed
Til Wc,nesGn the 9Th day ~ October. 1Se, a,
the same hour. WI. L. WINCH,
NV con 81. the n Owe sale has been postnuncd
n SATURDAY.. 18th day of Octoicr, ,S,2 nj the
same place and hour WIN. +. WINCH,
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TRCSTER'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A DEED
L OF trust dated juno u. 1900, and recorded
in deed hook Al, page 81. In the clerks Office of
the Hastings Court for the city OF Roanoke, Vir-
gina, from j. +, Christian to the undersigned
trustee, to secure L. w. Spindle the payment OF
the terms thereof and being required go to do nv
the beneficiary thereunder. will sell nj public
auction i'll front OF the courthouse in the CITY of
Roanoke, Virginia. ON MONDAY, OCTOBER
"a. 1892, AT IL O'CLOCK NJ, those certain lots or
parcels OF land situated In the city OF Roanoke
Virginia, bounded and described US follows to
wit: -
beginning Mt point on the southwest corner
OF Campbell and Randolph streets: thence south
2regrces 10 minutes west 80 feet; thence north 81
degrees - minutes west iN feet; thence north ,
degrees 10 minutes cast hn feet; thence south 81
degrees ~ minutes east go feet To place OF begin
ling, containing 5000 square feet more or less,
Mt point on the we-t side OF Randolph street 50
feet south OF Campbell street: thence south de-
erccs ID minutes west 80 feet; thence north 81 de-
grecs IS minutes west 100 fcct thence north de-
grces Is minutes east 81 feet; thence south 81 de-
grccs Is minutes east 100 feet TO the place OF be-
ginning
TERMS: Cash sufficient TO pay cost OF exc
cutting this trust including trustees commits
sion of rcr cent. ana the past due note of 81,
Sf3.33, with interest from June II, tSA0, to the
day OF sale, balance, II any, payable In one year
with interest from day OF sale, and secured by
deed OF trust on the above property.
P.S.-This property is sold subject to a prior
which there is past due note OF 50, $50 so dated
June IL, 1880, and payable two years from date
with interest. HENRY NJ. DANIEL, Trustee.
have sold the above described property, and
the purchaser assumed payment OF the notes.
August %, 1897. j. F.CHRISTIAN.