The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1880-02-26
Local News.

Very large embroidered collars are
worn by children.
It is predicted that prunc color will re-
main One of the favorite colors for the
Summer.
School District No. 2 has q notice in
another column which will be of interest
to school teachers.
Jacob Wehrli and Jacob Ripley have
opened shop for the repairing of guns.
tinware ETC., one door west Of the
Gazette Office.
Messrs. Dobner i O'Hara have dis
solved partnership. Mr.. O'Hara will con-
tinue the drug business at his old stand
IN the brick building on Second street.
Saturday is the last day for paying
your personal tax if you wish to avoid
the penilty of 5per cent. which will be
added Oh and after the first day of March.
Old-fashioned turkcy-red calico is
shown among the recent importations
for combining with the new figured cali
Goes, which are now given the name of
rouge Adrianople.
The New Tim Review says that new
paper will be started at Sleepy Eye and
the first number will be issued next
Saturday. 1t will be a seven column
folio, slightly Democratic in politics.
Mr.. s. j. F. Ruter has lost q pair of
steel bowed spcctaclcs for the return of
which he will pay liberal reward. They
were enclosed in a tin case on which "F.
Ruter" was scratched very distinctly.
The seventh lecture of the course by
home talent will be delivered in the NJ.
E. Church on tomorrow friday evening
by Mr.: S. j. Race. Subject; "Voltaire +"
Till Tibbetts' orchestra will be in atten-
dance.
Let all turn out and assist in increasing
the library fund.
Messrs. A. E. and W. B. King of Min
neapolis, who made our town q visit a
few weeks ago for the purpose of deter.
mining whether they would locate here
or not. have rented the store-room lately
occupied by Lewis Bros. and expect to
be ready for business by the middle of
March.
A few of the members of the Redwood
Co. Agricultural Association met in this
place, on Tuesday last, in accordance
with the notice published in the Gazette,
but there not being quorum present,
they adjourned until Tuesday, March 9th,
at 2p. m, at which time Q full attendance
Is requested.
A SUCCESSFUL CoMBrNATIoN.-The
tuccessful combination of the six oils COM
posing THOMAS ELECTRIC OIL, is o gen
uine triumph of chemistry. Whether ap-
piled externally for the relief of pain or
to allay inflammation or take internally
TO remedy cough, it is speedily and en-.
tirely effective. Read the advertisement.
Mr.. ]. B. Arnold of Murfreesboro,
Tenn, has purchased Dr.. Films farm in
Sheridan for 1925 cash. Mr.. Arnold was
raised in West Virginia where stock
raising is specially and he expects to
follow that business. He thinks thii
county is well adopted to the raising Of
stock and believes that it can be carried
on here as successfully and profitably as
elsewhere.
The Minnesota Falls correspondent Of
the Granite Falls Journal says;
A paper was passed around, and 81,
4S5 signed, to be given to the Redwood
branch of the C. & N. w. r. R., if they
would extend their line of road here
within 1880. We hear survey has beer
started. and We expect to hear the shril
echo Of the-well, our own voices a
least as long rs your arm. !.
Rev. G. F. Kingsland of Beaver Fall
preached in the NJ. E. church last Sab
bath morning. In the evening Rev. Nc
Carney of New York filled the pulpit
The house was crowded during both ser
vices. There was Quarterly Conferenc,
on Monday evening. There have bee,
revival meetings held in this church dur
ing the past three weeks, in which mucl
interest has been taken by members o
The congregation and others.