Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-04-09
" M: Brown has been bu.ilv a,

gnlch u to BE- opened on Monday next, under
the supervision sfz1lk q lir.sB. A. Cox.
We understand thas Sa&oinos Davis, ESQ.,.
is TO be first clerRtf tie assbla, md George
Bevers, Esq. seeeed. z5lS>E
The Metropolitan, has had ! lsrge num-
eber Of arrivals dsEisg the past ussk. IS also
had the Red Wing House. The Hssk House
is likewise doing good business.
Any number 81 boarders can find accomo-
d.tions At these hotel. during the coming
sumner.
" We notice that an addition is
being made to The block Of Mesars- .Molatire
and Sheldon, in ?gdsr to make room for the
imnstI s6cf n goods. 1h,ch III: 'hEIr:
tire, who is now in the East, is going to
bring up with him. r 7 =
j Mr.. Foot, we understand, is soon going to
the East, aAsr new stock, with which hs
lis going to do business, the coming summer,
in Days brick block, now occupied by; H.
L. Bevans.r G.I ,.s 49, ''-''. -. ','
We learn, also, that Mr.: Green, is soon
to 60 below, on similar err.nd. yua '.51t T.. o
! GA conversation between q
straight and a.ashy Republican, on election
day: 81 i JiIDE:.@ iii .-/5a.J
F. R.-Sse here, NJ, want 10 Ask your
opinion about the ~c.ndidatss. !. Now don't
you think the: Democrats haze the best tick
ct? .@EEA .1EIlE
S. R.-Well, yes, r-s-.h.e-r
F. R.-We't that's what I thought, and
I am going split mise Al '2@34I!Ja
/ s. R.-Ne, my dear -feKol~;z ID not vote :
"sp'it ticker or you will be et>dowag q
being opposed5to tho sc!aemas We had in
view, III making the nominations We did. !
F. R.-(kather mystifisd. but pot con-
v'aced --Bnt wouldn't it BE- better Tor US in
the end 10 cleo the ss NJ r:zen on the, Dem,
ocratic ticket, for the credit Of the county !?
$. R;-To tell the truth about tbe, matter
(herc he places mouth to ear) we must not
do it. For II we had put on men: who are
disposed TO- investigate mAtters, we might
find before the fall election, that che Register
Of Deeds and Auditor had got US into . kx
BY their iasncsrinE and We should certain.
ly Le defeated. That's Why we left such
men off. <.,,.
F. R.-(apparen:ly satis6sI)-I didn't
think of that; III vote her "straight ;"
yim'e ch.w terbacker -5,!&.9t5 t.-r gu
s: R.-(hetpins F. R. up to the polls,
where he deposited her straight Ute sure
and come down to Gus. this evening, and
'swet up E't,-.f% f;...z H. Il p. p
| @ Tic heightened morality and
propriety for which Ke'1 Wing has become
pro'crvia', has be,n violently shocked, and
the chara ter Of some Of our young men
sensibly compromised, by the recent arrival
and settlement Of 4 q noted St. Paul char
acter,, III our midst The consequences o
which, unfortunately, the aforesaid young
men su7rep:isiously endeayor to rum from
! ths,n>elves upon the venerable tile of one Of
or TAO It respected ctizen>-a tile hereto
fore The emb'em Of sanctity and Devotion
neyex scmp!oyed on less sacred occasions
than are connected with the due observance
Of the holy Sabbath.
Ma aetin ter right, p afRa;;et. any 9TH
er object than themselves with tie conse-
quences Of their. inciscretion-not to use =
worse term-espec;atly when these ccohse-
incnccs are SO much to be lamcnted. What
emotions will be- c xcited-em"t ions-sensa.
:ions-Alas not at all in harmony with the
pious observance Of that day; wien again
that consecratcd covering is solemnly and
lecorously-as was wont, to be done-up-
lifted in the face Of the congregation from
that serious countenauce. No! it cannot
sustain the reproach. Its occupations gone
Its character utterly destroyed
Behold. young men, the tuin you have
made. Consider this but one of the mourn
fal results Of, your folly. Be warned by
this poor old hat. Stop in the midst Of your
mad career, and turn from the error Of your
ways. 49, - ~ =
" A stranger, entirely unknown to
any ofour citizens, died on Saturday last At
the Minnesota House, in this city, after .
short illness, OF inaamationr Of the lungs.
On the day before he died, Dr.: Hawley was
called in and prescribed br him. but he re-
fused to take medicine, and paid and dis
charged the Doctor, who At the time had no
hope Of his recovery. In making the pay
ment it was noticed that he had quite large
sum Of money, in gold, in his wallet, which
tailed With an account that he had before
given q his intention 70 purchase : farm.
Soon after Ills death one Of the bosrders .t
the Minnesota House, and who had assisted
in taking ere os ka, took tiselothes to his
private room, aud after locking the door
LETT. and has not since returned to the
house, although he still remains in the
kn-n NJ l.