The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-10-30
New Ulm and Redwood stage Line
LEGAL News.
DR.. Evans, of Granite Falls, is in town.
Mr.. Homer made trip to the western
part of the State last week.

DR.. Evans. OF Granite faue, ID IN tOwu'
Mr.. Homer made trip to the western
part of the State last week.
Feather Busters, Flower Stands,
Brackets and Wall Pockets at
Bunch's.
Services in the Presbyterian church
next sabbath, by the Rev. G. d. Marsh,
at 1890 a. M, and 7:3O p. m.
We are informed that Albert Smith of
Walnut Station made 1000 CALLS. of syrup
this wear from the Sorghum he raised on
his place.
c.r~ioes a. II r Church next Sabbath
morning at 1890, evening 7:8O. BY Pas
tor. Subject for evening discourse; The
moral man; lost!
Gen. c. W. Tousley and SAINT Baker
killed twelve geese and four white brant,
from pit, in a wheat field few miles
west of this place, during brief hunt on
Tuesday of this week.
The only way to prevent visit from
the Fire Warden is to have your chin
neys cleaned and put them in good con
dition without delay.
As our town is poorly protected against
fire every good citizen should make it
his duty to see that the village ordinances
relating to the same are observed.
Look out for split tickets. That Is the
game of the opposition. The Republican
candidates are running the straight Re-
publican ticket and nothing else. They
have not printed any other kind.
1t should not be forgotten by those
who have sick horses or colts that, DIR.
\. H. Bolton, Veterinary Surgeon and
ct of the week, at McCsrty's Livery Of
ice. Examinations free.
Mr. Robert Watson is making arrange
ments to open General News Agency
in connection with his book store, where
the people of this vicinity will be able to
get all the latest Magazines, Periodicals
and Daily and Weekly papers. This will
prove great convenience to our citizens
and they Should encourage the enterprise.
There will be vocal and instrumental
music, reading of essays, speeches. etc..
etc, in the NJ E. Church, in this place,
tomorrow friday evening, under the
auspices of the Womans Temperance
Union and the Sons of Temperance.
The following officers will conduct the
election in this place, next Tuesday;
Judges: A. Dolvin, E. A. Lyman and
Marion johnson; Clerks, E. o. Chapman
and o. l.. Dornberg. The place of voting
will be at the Court House.
Owing to the fact that the mails have
to be weighed and all sorts of mail coun-
ted in accordance with orders from the p.
Q. Dept, for the first week of November,
there will be no general delivery Of the
mail next week, except on "Wednesday
evening. This exception is made that all
who get daily papers by mail may be able
to read the election returns.
Mr.. S. s. Sickle, in the discharge of
his duties as fire warden, was compelled
to make information before Justice
Chapman, on Tuesday afternoon. against
George Nelson for building . fire on the
lot in the rear Of his meat shop, in viola.
ton of the Village Ordinance. Nelson
was arrested and was discharged upon
payment of costs, after he had faithfully
promised that in the future his neighbors
should have no cause Of complaint In
this respect in the future.
New styles of picture moulding,
the neatest most attractive and
cheapest in the country. Call and
examine it for yourselves at Bunch's.
Thomas O'Conncr, who fatally stabbed
Larry Vaughan, at Lake Warrington.
LeSuem CO., on Monday night Of last
week. to which We referred in our lass
issue, was arrested at Watesville, II the
same county on the following day. He
was taken to LeGuem Centre. for exam
ination. His examination tsok pyace in
Cleveland, before Judge Brown and be
was sent to the Henderson jail for con-
finement, as LIE Sueur has no jail. It b
said he has exhibited but little concern
about his great crime, showing an indif-
fc- no that might be expected from one
Who would commit such korril ln,tch-