The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1880-03-18
Local News.

New bonnets have embroidered and
beaded crowns.
Gen. Sigel is expected to lecture at
New Tim sometime in April.
Reuben Martin & Son will erect short
ly sorghum mill at this place.
j. W. Paxton Esq. has money to loan
in sums of $500 and upwards. See his
Ad.
Correspondents will confer favor by
mailing their letters so that they will
reach us by Tuesday evening.
c. J. Reese has sold his BARRIERS chair
to Pitts Tcnney and closed his shop.
Pitts is now master of the situation.
1t does not seem possible that the Sun
flower can be made ornamental, but such
is the case it is prominent among the
new Spring flowers.
j. c. Purdy Esq. of the Phila. Even
ing Telegraph, Philadelphia Pa. arrived
here last evening, and will spend few
days in this vicinity.
\ correspondent of the Pioneer Press
says Col Sam McPhail was the first man
to come to the relief of Fort Ridgley
during the Indian outbreak in 1852.
We regret to state that although Shcr-
if Gale and others have worked hard to
capture the thief who stole Geo. Dun
ning's mare, their efforts SO far have been
unsuccessful
Q. f. O'Hara has just received direct
from New York, an immense stock of
Wall Paper which he will sell at old
prices, Notwithstanding the large ad-
vance in the price of paper.
James Burke, colored barber from
Rochester, died at the Commercial House
Tuesday morning His widow requests
us to return her thanks for the kind
treatment her husband received durin.
his sickness.
Lyon Co. News Tho western bound
freight train encountered broken rail
between Lamberton and Walnut Grove,
last Monday morning. which ditched the
caboose and one freight Car. No one
was injured.
The Sleepy Eye Wide Awake announ-
ccs in vigorous editorial that it will
hereafter, at all times and under all cir.
cumstances, be 4 straight Republican
newspaper" 1t advocates the nomina.
ton of Senator Blaine for President
Fred r. Peabody is meeting with sue
tess in his efforts to secure the town herd
for the coming summer as he has been
promised more than eighty cows. Any
one who trusts his stock to him can res,
assured it will be carefully looked after.
The attendance at Rev. Thurston's
lecture last Friday evening was not as
large as it would have been had the
weather been more pleasant. His dis
cussion of his subject, Moral Heroes,
was interesting and instructive. 1t was
plain, practical talk and we regret that
there were not more present.
Mr.. W. NJ. Skinner, who resides ono
block east OF Mr.. Bigha ms and who has
been supplying number of families
with milk and cream during the past few
months intends to go into this business
more extensively after the first of April
He will be prepared to furnish cream and
milk from his dairy in any quantity |,
may be de sircd.
Vixen you are in paiu you want prompt
relief. If the pain is caused by bruise,
corn, rheumatism, burns. sore throat OF
chest. the collie. or any other of the In
jurics or disorders to which THOMAS
EcLEcrRIc OIL is adapted, and which are
more particularly described in the regular
advertising column of this paper, read
advertisement without delay and prevent
further trouble.
Mr. Il. L. Marshman, principal of ths
public schools. Of this place, will deliver
the last lecture. of the course by home
talent in. the NJ. E. Church, on tomorrow
friday evening, Subject; A. Harmonioul
Education As this is a subject upos
which Nh Masshman is well qualified t.
speak, both from study and experience
there will be rich treat in store for ouI
citizens. There will be some excellcn
vocal music. Let the course be close,
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