The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-12-11
Just Received.

Just Received.
New Figs.
New Dates,
Fresh Oysters.
500 Sea Shells.
Star Cranberries,
Florida Oranges,
Fresh Catata Grapes,
New Messina Lemons,
Shell bark Hickory nuts,
at Crocker's
New York Store.
Granite Falls is going to protect itself
sgainst fire.
The best feathers that can be bought
at II. n. Bell & Cos.
There is great rush at Bunch's fol
furniture, pictures and picture frames.
The Granite Falls Journal says, there
is scarcely enough of water in that town
to slack the the thirst of thirsty man.
A fire, supposed to be the work Of an
incendiray, destroyed $500 worth OF
property at Marshall, last Thursday
night.
Read Crocker's New York Store adver.
tisement if you want to learn where to
buy the greatest variety Of Christmas
presents for the least money.
VIM. Jay Whipple Esq, editor of the
Winona HERALD, was in town several
days last week. We regret that we were
unavoidably absent when he called to see
us.
N. E. Church Services next Sabbath at
1870 a. M, and 7 p. m, by Pastor.
Morning Subject: An Israelite indeed.
Eve hing subject: The World, and its
Light.
All school district clerks in need Of
books or blanks, required to be furnished
BY the County Superintendent of schools,
will please inform him and they will be
At once supplied with the same.
Mr.. F. B. Newell, a we'll known ex-
press messenger. who has been running
on the western end of the Winona s. st.
Peter road for some time, has lately been
transferred to the run between Winona
and Redwood Falls.
We are informed that one of our tele-
graph officials and a prominent citizen
visited Beaver Falls. last week, for the
purpose of talking up the feasibility of
running line between that town and
this place. We have not learned the re-
suit.
One of New York's prominent chem
lists, Mr.. Albert c. Dung, 81 Bowery,
says:
ST. JACOBS OIL cured a well-known
auctioner, and many other prominent
citizens of Rheumatism. 1t is reliable
remedy.
Gen. C. W. Tousley, who sold out his
interest in the Exchange Hotel, departed
yesterday for Galena, Kan. where he will
go to work for his brother. who is large
operator in the lead mines there. The
General is . young man of excellent
character and has our best wishes for his
success.
Our business men give the best evidence
Of the value of the GAZETTE as an adver-
Using medium by filling its columns with
their advertisements, and an increasing
subscription list shows that the people
like to read their home paper. New sub
scribers a. we'll new ads are always vel.
come.
]. A. Mcconnell. formerly landlord Of
Of the Continental hotel, has gone to Red.
wood Falls, where we understand he will
take charge of the Exchange Hotel. Mr..
Mcconnell is q first class hotel man.
George Drummer, of this village. has also
gone to Redwood, and will work for Mr.
McConneHIfWaseca Leader.
The lecture Of J. Wilson Paxton Esq,
on last Friday evening" was delivered be-
fore an sppreciakive audience. It was .
keen satire from . conservative stand
point on the radical ideas that are ad
vsnced by those who are not satisfied
with things - they are 1t pzeseat. The
lecture showed careful prepatstios, and
through it all was . serious vein which
afrorded rich intellectual entertainment,
while the humorous local hits highly
amused those who heard it,