The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-08-28
Local News.

The editor of this paper is obliged, as
matter of health, to relinquish the du-
ties of the Office for few weeks, during
which time, Mr.. Wilson S. Hays will
have editorial and business management
of the GAZETTE.
The Rev. II. A. Dodge is improving
slowly.
A new crossing has been laid from
McMillan's store to the GAZETTE Office.
Street Commissioner Broughton has
.oeex engaged the past few days in re-
pairiss .hc streets.
EIer Birum received his machinery
Yesterday and his new flour mill will soon
be in running order.
DR.. A. L. Dornberg of Mankato, uncle
Of O. L. Dornberg. of this place, is spend
ing few days in this vicinity.
The State Fair will he held next week,
at st. Paul We understand that num-
Der of our citizens will attend.
Presbyterian Sabbath school will meet
as usual, during the absence of the sup
.crintendent, at 10 o'clock a. III.
The Ladies Temperance Society will
meet next Wednesday, Sept, Sd, at the
NJ. Z. Church at 2 o'clock p. m.
The unusually large number of COM
mercial travellers arriving every day
from the East indicate brisk fall trade.
Elder Frost is suffering from severe
attack of erysipelas. His friends feel
considerable anxiety as to the result Of
his illness.
Mr. Robert A. Wilson will occupy c.
C. Stickle's new building with stock OF
boots and shoes 1t will be ready in
about t~O weeks.
The Rev. Mr.. Marsh, who has beer
spending some time in st. Peter, viii
hold service in the Presbyterian church
next Sunday, morning and evening.
Spectacles for sale by. c. F. Thomas
Rev. Henry ]. Corr conducted the ser
vices in the Episcopal church last Sunday
We are informed that ha has the question
of locating here permanently under seri
Gus consideration.
Messrs. Reese & Tenney, BARRIERS, have
dissolved partnership. Mr.. Reese viii
remain at the old stand and Mr.. Tenney
will attend to his patrons in the room
formerly occupied by the City Drug store
The pontoon bridge on the Minnesot.
river, at Gaffanny's ford, is finished, an,
has been travelled over during the pas
week. The bridge at Curry's ford will
be ready for travel on Monday or Tues
day next.
1t is high time some attention should
be given to the destruction of the weeds
which are allowed to grow so abundantlJ
in all parts Of the town. A few hours
work by our citizens would do much Il
prevent large crop next season.
The entertainment as announced t,
come off in the Court House on SATURDAY.
evening last, by circulars CAREFUL,
thrown around town, was a failure from
want of patronage. Had the gentleman
advertised in the GAZETTE he would, n,
doubt, have had good audience.
There has been another announcement
widely copied in the State papers, tina
Col. Sam McPhail had gone to the happ
hunting ground. If it is true, the COZ
chirography has not been improved b
his translation. for letters received her
show the same old hieroglyphics.
We have received an, occasional, an
onymous communication recently. w
do not publish such. Any one that W
have received would have appeared If til
writer had furnished his name. Voter
Citizen, Taxpayer, and the like, al
sufficient for publication but we mu.
know the authors name.
The coughing and wheeling of person
troubled with bronchitis or asthma,
excessively barassing to themselves an
annoying to others. THOMAS EcLE'
ERIC On obviates all this entirely, SAT
iy, and speedily, and is a benign remed
for lameness. soreness, injuries, pile
kidney and spinal troubles. Importal
information is given in advertisement