The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1880-04-08
Call at King Bros New Store.

Call at King Bros New Store.
A good dentist would find. plenty to do
if he would locate here.
There will be services at the Presby-
terrain church next Sabbath, by Rev. G.
D. Marsh.
DR.. Stoddards office will not be removed
to the Weymouth property, but will re-
main where it is at present.
No. 2 wheat is worth 80 cts at this place.
Seed wheat is selling at from IS to $1.15,
according to quality.
The Lamberton Commercial has been
enlarged to a six column folio and pre-.
eents quite neat appearance.
The Candee Fairy" is the latest nea-
test and lightest rubber shoe manufac-
tured for ladies and misses. Call and ex-
anime them at Robert A. Wilson's.
Eighty mine money orders were issued
by Post Master Watson during the month
of March, for 81, O67, O91. Fees $11.85.
During the same time he paid sixty or
ders, amounting to 81, $500.
The teachers and pupils of the public
schools will commence two weeks vaca-
ton tomorrow evening. We wish them
one and all pleasant time, as they have
done faithful winters work.
The Lyon County News says Mrs. N.
B. Langdon, who resides near Marshall,
committed suicide on the 3rd inst. by
pressing cloth against her face, thor
oughly saturated with chloroform.
There will be an opening at King Bros
new store, on tomorrow friday after
noon and evening, and every day there
after, which the citizens of this town and
county are cordially invited to attend.
The Spy of Atlanta, grand military
allegory, in six acts. will be presented
under the auspices Of the Governors
Guards. at Union Hall. New Ulm, on Sat-
urday evening. April 10th, $780, After
the conclusion of this part of the eve
nings programme there will be grand
ball.
Parties here are in correspondence with
the agent of Miss Helen Mar White, of
Winona. who has quite reputation as
an elocutionist and recitationist, for the
purpose of securing her services for an
evenings entertainment, the proceeds of
which will be devoted to the Public Ii
brary fund.
Next Sabbath morning and evening,
services at NJ. E. Church, 1890 .. m. and
7:s0 p. m. Morning Subject; The recent
inventions. and their spiritual meaning.
Evening; Fools and their follies.
Thursday evening at 7:oO. prayer meet
ing.
Friday afternoon at $50 clock, Ladies'
Aid Society ct the old stand Of Mr.. Brod-
heae. All and especially visiting strang.
en invited.
On Monday last. ~ Charles Teryll was
digging q well on the farm Of Mather and
WATSON. six miles east Of this place, ct q
depth Of 2S1< feet he came on the limb Of
apine tree, about two feet long and two
snd halt inches in diameter. II looks
like piece Of wood after It has lain IN
the wster for one season. How II
happened to get there. il question l(r.
Terryll would Ike 70 hsvs explained
A.hand holding bottle from which
electric rays proceed, and ohwhich d in.
scribed 'Thomas' Electric on" b the
trade mark Of the renowned specific fos
outward hurts. and pain in the limbs, e.
fections Of the throat and lungs, piles,
bowel and liver complaints, kidney and
other troubles, discovered BY IN eminsn,
physieaan years ago, and called sfter hin
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vertisemenk
Oh. MIIes.sf Nazsh6eld, Lincoln Co.
who came to this place on Sunday even
ing last, with fhe.expectation Of proving
up 'and payingsfor his presumption. va
20 unfortunate - to lose On Monda,
morning, $500 andA few cents, which b,
had intended to use In. transacting hi
business at The Land Once: He adves
tises his loss n another column, and .ol
fen liberal reward for the return Of b
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