The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1880-04-08

The President has Issued IN order for
che removal. of the ii b. Land ono Il
New Ulm to Tracy. In accordance with
this order the Register and Receiver have
given notice that the office viii be closed
at New Ulm, on May t2th. and reopened
at Tracy, May 18th.
Messrs. Need q Byington purchased .
large bill Of lumber from Mr.. 81. d. Chollar
on Wednesday. which they intend to use
| in building hotel 1t De SmeA d. +.
The lumber win be shipped to volga and
from that point hauled by team to its
destination. . distance Of tairty-five raiies.
Messrs. N. & B. report q great flowx Of
emigration to Deskota and that they have
been kept very busy locating settlers.
Ease by day and repose BY night are en-
l1oyed by !aose who are wise enough to
apply THoMAs' EcLEoTaro On to their
aching muscles and joints. A quantity
easily held in the palm Of the hand Is Of
ten enough to relieve the most excruciat-
ing pain. This Incompatible remedy has
many other uses, explained in the adver-
tisemcnt Of it. which all should peruse.
Note.-Eclcctric. selected and electrified.
l. D. stands for Ignatius Donnelly, the
irepressible demagogue, who has impu-
IDENTIFY demanded that Independent demo-
Gratis should ignore decency and imperi-
ously decree that he was entitled to a seat
in Congress to which he was never elected.
A majority Of the election committee has
decided he has no case. It looks now as
| II Mr.. Washburn would remain a. the
representative Of the Minneapolis dis
trict.
FoR the benefit of all sufferers, be good
enough to bring the wonderful effect of
ST. JACOBS On before the public. For
twelve long years my wife suffered with
Neuralgia in the head, and often had the
most terrible pains. A few weeks ago I
bought bottle of that wonderful remedy
ST JACOBS On-and am perfectly "a.
tonished at its marvellous effect; half q
bottle thoroughly cured my wife. Iglad-
" would have paid any physician fifty
dollars if he could have done the same;
therefore wish that everybody may learn
to value this true medicine.
CHRISTIAN HANNI, youngstown, Ohio.
At the regular meeting of the Village
Council ON Tuesday evening, the follow
ing business was transacted: Mr.. Cook
and the Street Commissioner were .ap-.
pointed q committee to report what re-
lpairs and improvements ore necessary for
the bridge crossing the Redwood.
It was resolved that the Village attor-
lney be requested to file an opinion with
regard to the duties of the Street Com
missioner.
Messrs. Braley, Cook and cCarty were
appointed a standing committee to report
at each meeting with respect to streets.
sidewalks and crossings.
FOND Du LAC COMMONWEALTH: Mr.. o.
D. Sickler, and family, took their depar-
ture from this city on Monday night for
their new home at Redwood Falls, Min,
whittier the good wishes of thousands of
their old Fond du Lac neighbors follow
them for their future happiness and pros
|perity. o. D. will not be long in estab-
fishing his reputation in that place as "a
gentlemen who knows how to keep q
hotel" He leaves Fond du Lac and hosts
of friends to establish himself in the Elk
change Hotel. Having had years of cx-
|perience in this business he viii make his
undertaking success and render the Ex-
change hotel of which the Redwoodites
can be proud. The CoMMoNwEALTH rec
ommends Mr.. Sickler to the residents of
their town as gentleman who is an en-
teprising citizen to any place. Its gain
is truly Fond du Laos loss.
Mcmillan has received large stock of
Dry Goods, Notions, Groceries and Crock
cry.