The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1880-03-04
Local News.

New Spring Prints at Philbrick &
Francois.
The Sleepy Eye Wide Awake has en-
tered upon its second volume.
The county taxes paid at the March
settlement amounted to s679250.
Mems, Boys and Youths clothing in
Scotch Cheviot and worsted suits, cheap
at Clayson's.
Till Tibbett's orchestra will be in atten-
dance at Mr.. Races lecture in the NJ. E.
Church, on tomorrow friday evening
The cabriolet shaped bonnet, with its
scoop back and front alike, is again seen
in the new goods that shadow forth the
coming head dress.
On the list inst Co. Auditor VanSchaack
was qualified for his third term of the
position he has filled SO acceptably dur
ing the last four years.
In another column will be found Co.
Sup't., Bigham's announcement of ex,
aminations of teachers at Walnut Grove,
Lamberton and Redwood Falls.
Mr.. o. B. Turrell lost a buck mitten
near the NJ. E. Church on the night OF
Mr.. Wallins lecture Whoever returns il
to the Gazette Office will receive his
thanks.
Six span of horses and four yoke OF
oxen attracted considerable attention on
Tuesday last as they drew barn for
Eldon Mason from Jefferson ST., to East
street.
One of the new Gotten fabrics is the
balzarinc cambria. which is almost as fine
and handsome in appearance as the old
fashioned silk and wool material from
which it derives its name.
The Lamberton Commercial announces
that the press and material required fol
its enlargement are on the way from
Milwaukee and that this week the paper
will appear as six column folio.
H. G. Eaton, president Of the Sleepy
Eye council, has given the saloon keeper:
of that place notice that they must clOst
their saloons at II p. m, during the week
and must not open them on Sunday.
On Fridad morning snow commenced
falling and continued to do so until lat
on Saturday afternoon, at which time til,
wind commenced blowing. 1t driftet
but little however and did not interfer
with travel by rail or road.
Mr.. Enor Birum requests us to STATE
that he has an abundant supply of waite
at his mill and will grind grists on shor
notice. He keeps up with his custom
work and will grind grain the same da
it is brought to his mill.
Delinquent taxpayers of persona
property taxes should read the notice q
Go. Treas. Wilson which will be found i
this paper. The law marks out his dut
plainly and holds him to a strict accoun
ability in case he should neglect it.
We have received the first number Q
the Sleepy Eye HERALD. published b
s. + Bowen. 1t presents a neat type
GRAPHICAL appearance and devotes much {
its space to matters of local interests. !
politics it will support the Democrat
party.
Mr.. A. A. Wilson; Co. Treasurer cleo
took charge of his Office on last Monda.
Mr.. A. Tower, ex-Treasurcr, made
courteous, faithful and efficient oflie
and will have the best wishes of h
friends in whatever business he may c
gage in.
Notwithstanding the walking was vel
bsd there was quite large attendance
the mite sociable of the Ladies SEWN
society of the Presbyterian church, {
tuesday evening last, at the residence
Mr.. d. L. Bigham, and several hours we
passed very pleasantly in social int
course.
6vRE; BUT NOT SLOw.--People wi
hive used THOMAS ELEcTRIC OIL, to e
rid of pain, find that it is sure but n
slow. A cough even Of lcng-stsnding.
speedily controlled and cured by
Rheumatism. neuralgia, corns, lame ba
and swelled neck. rapidly disappear VIII
It is used. The advertising column Civ
further information.
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