The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-11-06
IA DAILY STAGE EACH wAY.1
Collie remedy is positive cure for collie
in horses. For sale at Dobner &
Q'Hara's.

Q'Hara's.
Services in the NJ. E. Church next Sab
bath morning AID evening, as usual. by
Rev, J. NJ. Thurston. who will oticiate
in the absence Of the Pastor.
Services in the Presbyterian church
next Sabbath morning at II a. M. and in
the evening at p. m, by Rev. g. D.
Marsh. Subject in the morning; The
True Nobility. Subject in the evening;
The Midnight Song.
The mail bag containing the St. Paul
mail failed to arrive here on Saturday
evening. 1t is thought the bag was lost
at Sleepy Eye. The mail carriers should
be more ''wide-awake" and should not
make mistakes of this kind on Saturday
or any other evening
Mr.. Jas. NJ. Mcintosh, who has been
engaged in the lumber business at Sacred
Heart for the last year shot himself, &C.
cideutly it is supposed, while returning
from hunt, on last Saturday. His re-
mains were taken to Minneapolis where
they were buried on Wednesday.
Asael Adams, veteran of the late war,
residing in Morgan, this county, was made
happy last week by receiving $668-due
on pension for which he made applica-
last May, through Mr.. Robert Watson of
this place. Mr. Adams is incapacitated for
manual labor on account of gunshot
wound he received in the service:
Oscar Stevens was tried before Justice
Chapman in this place on Friday last,
for the larceny of plank which was to
have been used in repairing bridge
about six miles west of town. He was
found guilty and was sentenced to pay q
fine of $40. and costs. He has taken out
an appeal from this decision.
From the Rockport, Ind, Banner.
There is no medicine in the world which
has gained such fame as ST. JACOBS
OH: this is, however, not in the least as
tonishing, when we consider its truly
wonderful curative powers. Mr.. F. Rod
enberg, of Grandview, called at our Of
fee last week and related the following
circumstances: I suffered with Rheuma-
tism for six years; consulted many physi-
clans and tried hundreds of remedies, but
without avail. Having seen ST. JACOBS
OIL advertised in your paper. and heard
of some most astonishing cures, sent to
Rockport for bottle of the OIL, and
used it according to directions. The re-
lief felt was almost electric" got bet
ter at once, and now there is not trace
of Rheumatism left in my body.
At the last meeting of the veteran asso.
citation of Minneso.a. Gen. H. w. John
son, Gen. w. r. Ma. shall and Col. c. 8.
Uline were appointed q committee to
solicit subscriptions to fund for the
purpose of securing portrait Of the late
Maj. Gen. George H. Thomas. q. 8. A.,
to be presented to this State, conditioned
{ lat the same shall occupy place on tn
" lis Of the House of Representatives
For the purpose Of carrying out the Oh
ject Of their appointment they have ap
pointed Mr.. Robert Watson, Of this place
to act for them in this locality, who will
receive subscriptions and forward tn,
amount to the chairman, with the name
Of the contributors. When all have beef
heard from, the amounts received, witt
names Of the donors, win be published Il
the daily papers Of St. Paul. Should tn
amount contributed be in excess Of tn
amount required, the same will be r.
turned pro rata. The character Of tn
gentlemen composing this committee
satisfactory assurance that every penn
subscribed will be properly applied. n
more gallant soldier or truer patriot eve
drew his sword in defence of his countr
than "old pap Thomas" as his boys d,
lighted to call him.. His distinguish
services will never be forgotten. No on
of al the heroes of the Union army
more deserving Of the respect and hone
proposed to be paid to his name BY Il
veterans of Minnesota and they shoul
be encouraged by liberal subscriptio
from every loyal citizen that can affol
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