The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-10-09
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LEGAL News.
Spectacles for sale by c. F. Thomas.

Spec,acles for sale by c. F. Thomas.
Gen. c. T. Brown of ST. Peter was in
town for several days this week.
Wheat, No. ?, IS cts. Receipts sat
isfactory. The prospects OF fair
price are good.
Rev. G.. S. II. Dunn will hold SER
vices in the Methodist church on
Sunday evening.
E. c. Beardsley Esq, Gen1 Agent OF
the Mccormick Harvesting Machine. was
here this week. the guest of Mr.. Bishop
Gordon.
Mr.. f. \. Wilson has sold the
Granite Falls Journal to MIR. G. A.
Bennett. Mr.. Wilson intends to re-
main in Granite Falls.
Robert Houston, who lives at Echo,
had field of ten acres of about the
best corn in Yellow Medicine Co.,
destroyed by fire this week.
We regret to learn, from our Wal
nut Station correspondence, that MIR.
John Ensign lost house, furniture
and barn by praire fire. Mr.. Ensign
is a very worthy man, we'll advanced
in years.
"Charley, the Boss Hair Cutter"
has removed his shop next door to
the Post office. He has first class
shop, is a first class barber and will
be always on hand to wait upon his
customers.
Services will commence in the
Presbyterian church hereafter at TO-
80 a. m. instead of IL a. m. The
hour for the opening of the Sunday
school has been changed from 10 a..
IN. until - m.
Messrs James and Walter Alexan-
der, of Moundsville, w. Va, arrived
Yesterday and will spend some days
in Town. They are brothers of Mrs.
\. D. Holiday. Mr.. Walter Alex
ahder is a Student in Princeton
Theological Seminary.
Mrs. T. E. Walton has removed
her stock of Millinery Goods etc. to
the store room of Mr.. S. S. Stickle's
building. She has just received a
new and varied assortment OF new
goods, which she will he pleased to
show to old and new. customers.
The weather on Sunday and Mon
day was very warm. On Sunday the
thermometer at Sickle & Wiltshire's
Store, scored 90 in the shade. Mon
day was not only oppressively hot,
but old settlers say it was the win
diest day they ever experienced.
At the meeting of Conference at
Winona, this week. Rev. Dunn OF
Morehead, was appointed pastor OF
the Methodist church of this place
Rev. S. NJ. Davis, who has soraccep
tably filled this pulpit during the
past year, will 60 to the Jackson st
Methodist church, st. Paul.
Mr.. Geo. Licbenguth having pur
chased the Meat Market of Whitman
Brothers on 2nd st. will continue th'
business at the same place. Georg'
is known in the community as No
l. butcher. When formerly in bust
ness here he kept a very neat sho]
and was very accommodating.
The Annual meeting of the Red
wood Co. Bible Society will be hell
next Sunday morning., in the Pres
byterian church, IN this place, a
1880 a. m. Rev: John Hinton, Stat
Agent, will be present.
The Rev. Walter Alexander viii
preach in Intervening ar7f O'Clock
No TRUE HoRsEMAN would vii
ingly see the life of a valuable an
NAL impcrilled by fostering cut Q
sore. Where such exists, whethe
upon man or beast, it is remediabl
by the application of THoMA'
EcLEcrRIc OIL-the great externs
and. internal speci6e-fatther d
scribed iu. advertisement beaded b
trademark of . hand holding u
article. in another column.