The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-04-23

at matters on his farm.
Biee deports himself, as gentleman OF
leisure, with wonderful dignity.
The "Gopher is the only craft plying on
the the upper Minnesota this season.
Maj. W. H. Kelly and wife returned on
Saturday evening from their Washington
trip.
Hats, Of every style, at Sickle & Will
shire's, lower than the lowest. No "foolen"
about this.
At the Examination, on Tuesday, there
wero nine young ladies applied for certi-
6cates as Teachers.
Mr.. Jay Worden started. on Monday
morning, to Adrian Mich. and will rroba-
~ make his lone in that city.
&C. Sickle started last Saturday morn
ing to Wisconsin on business. H. expects
to he away about tel days.
Mr.. A. NJ Ncrthrop and wife started on
trip last Tuesday. They went North
West and may be gone two or three weeks
Tn, American Sardine Co.'S Boneless,
Sardines, are much better, and less than
half the cost Of imported Sardines. p
A whole suit OF Clothes-coat, pants and
vest-of good material, we'll made and in
good style for 5000 at
SICKLE & WILrsuIRE's.
We have received communication from
a citizen Of Lyon County, which owing to
its length, we are compelled to let 60 over
another week.
The summer Term Of the public schools
commenced on Monday morning, with Mr..
z. J. Lewis as Principal and Miss Della
Chapman, Assistant.
Mr.. C. T. Clotlier, County Attorney Of
Brown county, died very suddenly the
first Of this week. He was considered quit
IN able lawyer.
Cotton wood roots are just as good as
horse-radish, and may be used in just the
same way; at least 50 say one Of our citi-
gems and he ought to know, for he has
tried it.
Just received at Sam. stickle's Drug
store full SUPPLY Of new drugs and Pat mt
Medicines also fancy confectionery, maple
sugar and nuts. Sewing Machines Tor sale
or rent.
Sigler, of tn New Ulm "Herald," spent
a few days in Town this week. He looks
we'll and reports very gratifying state Of
affairs in New Ulm. Business is good and
prospects aattering.
There was fair Audience on sabbath
evening to hear the Temperance address
Of Rev. w. T. Ellis Of Lynd, Mr.. Ellis
came down on the Whiskey business like
a regular old.fxshioned fail.
People in this vicinity are nearly done
sowing wheat and oats. They certainty
never had better opportunity to set then
grain in. Good weather all the time hut
too cold for anything to make any progress
in growing.
CHAxcE.-Th: SUNNI arrangement OF
the Presbyterian Sabbath school goes int
effect next Sabbath morning. The school
will be held before, instead Of after, church
service, and will commerce at 9 IL O'Clock
precisely. All who attend will please bear
in mind.
Jessu2 L Scott have fresh goods Of al
most every kind. In fact, they have moth.
in but fresh goods, for they sell them II
about ~ fast as they can get them here
whoever wishes to try their new supply O
Honey, Maple sugar or dried Beef, will have
to d, so soon.
A letter received on Tuesday evening stat
ed that the Osceola would not come - ID
a. Redwood this spring. She came to Hen
derson and took out some wheat, but tn
owners thought there was too little water =
undertake to come further. People here
who profess to know, say that there Is .,
abundance Of water At present.
Butterfeld and Newton, arrived last weel
with their horse boat. 1.-THE Gopher
They came up the river without any did
Guilty bringing some load, several wagon
and some lumber. They are ready to 6
out whenever they get load. They seen
to be perfectly satisfied that they can ru'
the boat with good load Of freight, an
We hope they viii get all they can do.
Jas Mcmillan has bsen re-constructin
his store-room and has improved It, yer
greatly, both in appearance and convent
enoe Of arrangement In addition to b
general stock Of dry goods and grooerie'
he is receiving large supply Of clothing
boots and shoes and hats and caps, whicl
he considers ''cant be beat' in quality
style. and viii be sold 1t prices that vi
satisfy any one who doesar expect thinl
{, b given him.
Notorial, Lodge, and Banksss Once Sea-
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