The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-11-13
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Walnut hedsteads from IS. to 90. at
Bunch's.
Constant Readers" question will be
answered next week.
Get your Thanksgiving turkey ready
for the eth day of November.
The names of 1854 scholars are enrolled
on the books of the public schools.
Mr.. C. c. Birum, formerly of this place,
is engaged in the boot and shoe business
at Minneapolis.
The train did not arrive last night until
1915 p. m. We could not learn the cause
of the detention.
Judge Baldwin. Alfred Walhn Esq. and
+. L. Morrill, Esq have been absent this
week attending court in Renville Co.
There was sufficient Gale on cleo
ton day to damage the aspirations
Of Messrs. Whitemore and Ortt.
1t is reported that John Garner, of
New Avon lost all of his hay and poultry
except one turkey, from prairie fire last
week.
Business notices and advertisements
should not be handed in later than Wed
nesday evening when it can be possibly
avoided.
The majority against the removal of the
county seat of Renville Co., from Beaver
Falls to Bird Island is reported to be
about 500.
Now is the time to buy your
crockery. large lot just received at
Philbrick & Francois.
Lyman c. Cewdery Esq. Of Rochester.
the late Democratic candidate for State
Treasurer, was in town on Tuesday.
That he has many friends here was shown
by his recent complimentary vote. He
is interested in set of abstract of title
books for this county that is being pre-
pared.
Mr.. II. D. Everett Of the Bailey House
started free 'buss" on Thursday eve
ming last for the accommodation of his
guests which was well patronized. As
soon as he has completed some improve
ments which he is making for his con-
stantly increasing trade his card will ap
pear in the GAZETTE.
Col. 8. McPhail of Alta Vista, placed
upon our table. one day last week, tur-
nip weighing twenty-five pounds and
measuring thirty four inches in circum-
ference. 1t twas entirely free from the
fibrous growth attending overgrown veg
etables, and was sound and clear through
out. The colonel says he has others still
larger. If any locality can beat that we
should be happy to know it.-[Canby
News
A. few more of those beautiful
ladies' cloaks at Philbrick & Fran
co.'s
In view of the fact that many persons
who are entitled to pensions are receiv-
ing circulars asking them to pay their
share for efforts that were used to secure
the passage of the law granting arrears of
pensions. we would advise all such per-
sons TO report these demands to the Com
missioner of Pensions at Washington,
with the name of the party making them.
These circulars arc only intended to dupe
those who don't read the newspapers.
deemit my duty to scquaint suffering
humanity with the fact that ST. JAcoBs
OH is the most beneficial remedy ever
introduced; this have practically tested.
For the past sixteen years have suffered
with Rheumatism, and SO severely that
was often robbed of my nights rest. A
change of weather would have the most
painful effect on me, for then could
move neither hands nor feet l tried
every known'remedy. bat Of no avail; at
last somebody recommended ST.. JACOBS
OIL. and concluded to try it. but with
little hope of relief. Having hardly used
half bottle. the pains diminished, and
to-day am well and hardy once more.
The small sum of fifty cents had cured
me.
THOMAS orr. st. Boniface. Pa.