The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1880-01-29


Star Cranberries.
Fresh Oysters at
CROCKER'S.
The Post Office at Morgan has been
discontinued. All mail matter directed
to Morgan will be distributed at the office
at Paxton.
Council PRocEED1NGs.-The license
bond of Peter Smith has been approved.
Alfred Wallin Esq. has been appointed
Village Attorney.
Messrs. Smith and Burhans of this
place returned from Iowa, last Friday,
with car load of good horses which they
will sell very reasonably.
Workmen are busily engaged rebuilding
new railroad depot in place of the one
burned on the LIST inst They expect to
finish their work in about two weeks.
Services in the Presbyterian church
next Sabbath morning and evening by
Rev. G. F. McA'Fee. The sacrament of
the Lords Supper will be dispensed in the
morning.
The ladies' Sewing Society of the Pres
byterian church have elected the follow
ing officers for the ensuing year; Pres't.,
Mrs. J. w. Paxton; Vice Pres't, Mrs.
Joseph Sewell; Treas, Mrs. H. D. Chol-
lar.
At NJ. E. church, on Sabbath next, ser
vices by the pastor, at 1880 a. m. and :
p. m. Morning Subject; Jacobs Mighty
God, and His helping hands. Evening
Subject, Fifth sermon on Daniels Prop
hecy. Topic; The kingdoms of Silver
and Brass. All invited.
At the election in the town of Redwood
Falls last Thursday, the following officers
were chosen; Supervisors, A. Dolvin,
Chm, E. A. Lyman, C. C. Sickle; Town
Clerk, E. o. Chapman; Justices of the
Peace, B, Flynn. E. o. Chapman; Consta-
BIes, I. D. Whitemore, G. A. Buxton.
Rev. c. s. H. Dunn's lecture, last Fri
day evening on ''the Bright side of New
York" was full of interesting statistics of
the amount expended in the Nations
metropolis for charities of various kinds.
It was well delivered and was much en-
joyed by those who heard it. We regret
that there was not a larger audience.
At the election in the new town of
Baldwin, on Saturday last, the following
ticket was elected; Supervisors, Ener
Birum, Chm. Marion johnson, Stephen
Russell; Town Clerk, J. K. Deming
Treasurer, R. w. Rockwell; Assessor, J.
8. G. Homer; Justices of the Peace, j. X.
Deming, David Watson; Constables, John
OHara, VIM. NcAllister.
The first mite sociable of the season, of
the ladies' Sewing Society of the Presby-
tcrian church, was held at the residence
of Mr.. H. D. Chollar, on last Tuesday
evening. The attendance was large and
the evening was spent very pleasantly.
The next meeting will be at the house of
]. W. Paxton Esq. on Tuesday ev'g.,
February 10th. CON-, Mrs. Alfred Wal
lin, Mrs. B. Gordon, Mrs. A. E. McCarty
and Mrs. l. NJ. VauSchaack.
There is o widespread and we'll found
ed belief that THOMAS EcLEcTR1c OIL
will cure coughs, pains, crick in the
back, swelled neck, pain caused by
bruises, sores or rheumatism, abrasions
OF cuts, corns, bunions, &c. This belief
has the best possible foundation, namely,
the experience of those who have used il
or known of its effects. A perusal of the
regular advertisement in this paper is
recommended. See advertisement in
another column.
On last Tuesday afternoon as Mr.. H.
Wirgett, who resider 10 miles from town
on the road TO- Marshall, was going home,
walking behind load of wood which his
team was hauling, he slipped on the ice
snd fell disloeating his right shoulder.
He undertook to ride but it caused him
such pain that he was compelled to wal k
the remainder of the distance, seven
miles, to his destination.
DR.. Stoddard of this place was sent TO,
and reduced the dislocation.
We took occasion during the past week
to interview number of our citizens on
the Presidential question, with the fol.
lowing result; Grant g.. Blaine 10, Sher-
man 4, Edwards 1, Window, 2, Thomp
son 1, Wheeler 1, Garfeld2 Several Re.
publicans expressed themselves as bitter
ly opposed to Grants nomination. Our
Democratic friends are not unanimously
in favor of any particular candidate, the
majority saying that they would support
their nominee, while Tilden had friends
Bayard 2 and Hendricks /.
The third lecture of the course by home
talent will be delivered in the NJ. E
church, on tomorrow friday evening
by Mr.. D. L. Bigham. His subject will
be Education. Doors open at Up. m.
lecture to commence at 7:30.
The attendance at the lectures alread,
delivered has not been as large as i
should have been. When it is remem
bered that the proceeds are to be devotet
80 public library and the services of tn
gentlemen who lecture are gratuitous
the object should command itself to al
who can afford it. Let there be q full
turn out to hear Mr.. Bigham.
Admission 10 cts. Season tickets SO cts
The third annual meeting of the Min
nesota State Dairymen's association will
be held at the chamber of commerce il
st. Paul on Thursday and Friday, Feb
ruary 8 and 8, 1880. On Thursday inter
esting addresses will be delivered by S
s. Garner. Pres't. and other prominen
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