wppn 1 REVIEW, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14, 1882. J@&m ^tv jfelm fytvitw. Bank of St. Paul, and was sentenced New Good New Goods left in the new Second district are New York, and resumed his nocturnal "Tried WOOD Twine Binder here ably in the absence of rain, gp^ to ten years in the penitentiary. solidly for Gov.Wakefield,and nearly work at the. White House. to-day in green, lodged wheat. Used In the rest of Europe prospects of Chas. H. Slocum, of Blue Earth all the Southern counties will only two horses. Work of machine You know, perhaps, that President the wheat crop are good rain is City, was arraigned on an indictment send Wakefield delegates. Wakefield's perfect in every respect. No choking Arthur attends to much important wanted in France. Markets for charging him with unlawful detention Wednesday, June 14, 1882. only opposition comes from and no loose bundles. Machine pronounced official work after midnight, and breadstuff's quiet throughont Europe. AT THE of a letter. He was sentenced a perfect-success by all present. the little influence that Dunnell does not go to bed before three to pay a fine of $250, and to be confined can bring to bear against him, Republican Congressional Convention NEW ULM CHEAP CASH STORE. o'clock in the morning. In this way to the Winona jail for thirty which is simply a compliment to From Brown Keller (telegram)" he secures perfect quiet and freedom The WOOD Universally Successful fit days. Austin Lobdell, the mail carrier Wakefield. Not one of our exchanges Mascoutah, 111., June 1,1.8f2 The Republican Congressional capturing the Enemy in the Field, from callers, and he has also the who rifled the contents of a "More glory for the WOOD Twine speaks a word against GonTention for the Second Congresaioral coolest hours of the twenty-four for wherever they can be induced Binder. Trial here between the mail bag near Janesville, was sentenced Wakefield, and nearly all speak District will be held at the to show fight. the refreshment of sleep. He does WOOD, Osborne, Minneapolis and THE UNDERSIGNED WISH TO ANNOUNCE THAI to one year's imprisonment very highly of this choice of a candidate. Court House at Mankato, Minn., not arise until about 10 a. m. Empire. Three hearty cheers for the at hard labor in the penitentiary at Our own views were long THEIR LARGE NEW STOCK OP Office of T. E. Hayner & CO., This would not be considered smart WEDNESDAY, THE 21ST OF JUKE, 1882 WOOD allotment without making a Stillwater, ago expressed that in Wakefield for St. Louis, June 1st, 1882. in a farmer, but it is well enough for skip or missing a bundle the other at 12 o'clock M. The sereral counties Dry Goods, Ready-Made Clothing, 4 a Congressman we would get the machines choking, missing bundles, a President, or for anyone in Wash* To THE TRADE: in said district^will be entitled Youths* Clothing, Notions, Boots Shoes, At a meeting of the State Medical best man in district for that place, and making twins. Sold two machines ington, where very little business The "WOOD," is carrying everything to delegates in said convention on Society, heldin St. Paul last week, one who would not only carry to on the ground. Groceries, Crockery, And Liquors, etc.* etc. before it, and sweeping the field is transacted before 10 o'clock. the basis of one delegate for 350 the following officers were elected Congress the necessary qualifications as by a cyclone. Its "Appleby" defamers These straws show which way the The department clerks are expected votes cast, or for a major fraction for the fall and winter trade is now being reoeived, and we take this eaily look on aghast at its triumph, for the ensuing year: to make an effective member wind blows. Respectfully. to be at their desks a little after 9 thereof, or the combined rote for opportunity to invite our friends and customers to give us a call and exam- and woe and consternation pervades but also a reputation that will at J. E, Hayner & Co. PRESIDENTP. H. Millard, Stillwater. o'clock, but Congress does not assemble Republican Presidential electors in ine our stock and prices. their ranks. "Anything to beat the once give him the influence that until 12 m., and the early The WOOD'S Twine Binder was the the year 1880 and on rote for GOT. WOOD" has been the cry, but now most new members have to earn by WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD. morning hours of the Capitol City first successful Twine Binder and is FIRST VICE PRESIDENTA. H. that the test has come and it cannot Hubbard in year 1881, which basis time and work. are unvexed except by the cries of Lindley, Minneapolis. be beaten, there is dismay among the was fixed by the Republican Congressional to-day five years ahead of all others SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS TO CASH PURCHASERS. news boys and hucksters, and the hosts of the enemy. SECOND VICE PRESIDENTS. C. Committee at their meet* and farmers in this county would uo Frederick Douglass. The "McCormick" is trying to evade rumble of market wagons. With McCormick, Duluth. B. & E. C. Behnke, ing held May 11th, 1882, on which well to get what they know to be good che issue (where it has contested with the President there has been a revival THIRD VICE PRESIDENTCharles basis the several counties will be in place of listening to good,' smooth the "WOOD" and lost) by denying We would invite attention to the of rumors relative to an important Berry, New Ulm, entitled to representation asfollows: "that there was any trial at law," as talk and get fooled into getting anew advertisement of J. S. Goodman & change in the cabinet. TREASURERS. B. Sheardown, A. BEHJNKE, Manager. at Lawrence, Kas.. May 10th, as reported Delegates Delegate! thing which has no record in this There is a report in circulation today Co., of Chicago, Ills., who have recently Stockton. S. D. PETEES02T, at some length in our circular Blue Earth Co 14 Nicollet 6 that Mr. Conkling will succeed country. Buy the WOOD'S Twine issued the autobiography of Nobles 4 Brown 7 of May 26th. In proof of this denial, RECORDING SECRETARYC, H. Pipestone 2 Cottonwood 8 Mr. Frelinghusen as Secretary of Frederick Douglass. Our readers Binder and you are safe. S. D. Peterson, we annex an extract from I N. VAN Boardraann, St. Paul. Redwood & Faribault 8 State, and the latter be sent as minister Rock S HOESEN'S letter which appeared in are all more or less acquainted with .ckson 4 agent, New Ulm, and points west, CORRESPONDING SECRETARYW. Sibley 5 Licqni SueurPari* 4 the Louisville Courier Journal, as to England. It will be remembered the history of this man and should 7 Waseca 8 A. Jones, St, Peter. follows: AGENT FOR THE Watonwan 4 NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. that Mr. Frelinghuysen make themselves familiar with his Lincoln 4 CENSORSDrs. McComb, Rush Yellow Medicine 5 yon 5 declined the mission to England, "I authorize you todenypoint blank Aultman & Taylor Ttoeshrs, Hors- book. The Cleveland, (Ohio) City J. B. McGaughey, Winona Martin 5 SUMMONS. Total. .107 in my name, that there was any trial when nominated for the position by Hurray 4 Leader saysJ "This book will gain A. W. Giddings, Anoka Wm. Jacoby, at Lawrence, Kas.. May 16th." Dated Mankato, Minn., May 12, '82. General Grant, although he may, of instant recognition as one of the Mankato Daniel Leasure and Considering that this same Van Powers and Steam Engines. Massillon course, be willing to accept it now. Per order of Republican Congressional STATE OF MIHHXSOTA, DISTRICT CCRT, healthiest and most important C. A. Wheaton, St. Paul. Hceaen wrote an account of this trial, County of Brown, f. Ninth Judicial district. It is well known that the President Committee. works ever contributed to American Minneapolis was decided upon as S. D. Peterson, plaintiff, which appeared in the Lawrence Journal and Chicago Pitts Threshers. earnestly desires to have the companionship literature. It will take its place E. P. FREEMAN, vs Summons. of the 18th, and which was reproduced the place tor holding the meeting in and council of Mr, Conkling, Wenzl Schafflen, efendaut,} in our circular of May 26th, we Chairman. as a volume indispensable in the records 1883. The State of Minnesota to the above named defendant. and many of Mr Conkling's can not understand how it is that he of our national history. The THE CELEBRATED Ton are hereby summoned and required to answer friends and admirers have urged "has gone back on himself." He certainly Walter A Wood'* life struggle it portrays will be Strait is the Gate. Republican County Convention. the complaint in this action which has been must be "badly shook up," or him to re-enter public life, and filed in the office o'the clerk of the district court erected as a standard of ^emulation in and for Brown county, Minnesota and to serve a else is acting under orders. We of it looks by no means improbable to the youth and manhood ofAmerica, copy of your answer to the said complaint on the The Republicans of Brown county The Glencoe Enterprise thinks course do not know that this denial that, bv the fourth of subscribers, at their office in the city of New Ulm, are hereby invited to meet in delegate who, without such examples, that Maj. Strait has been sufficiently was ordered to be made, from the in Brown county, Minnesota, within twenty days Jul)*, tfhen the despicable little assassin convention at the Court House in New after the service of this summons uponyou exclusive might well doubt the possibility of TWINE BINDERS, "home office but if so, any statements elected, and booms out for Mr. of the day of such service, and if you fail to shall have oeen hung, Mr. Ulm, on Saturday, June- 17th, 1882, at emanating from that source in climbing so high from a condition answer the said complaint within the time aforesaid, Lewis Harrison who is no doubt an 1 o'clock p. M., for the purpose of electing Conkling will hold the Cabinet portfolio the plaintiff in this action will take judgment the future, as far as the WOOD TWINE so low. And scarcely less important excellent man but we had up an excellent against you for the sum of S79.23 with interest seven (7) delegates to represent the held by Mr. Blaine one year BINDER is concerned, must be taken it on $68.00 thereof since the 18th day of November, The Wood's light Running Sweep Bake to the work and the lesson it man also at the last election county in the Second District Republican 1875, at the rate of ten per cent, per annum, together with many grainsof allowance. Make go. has to teach, it possesses advantages in the person of Gordon E. Cole, with the costs and disbursements of this Congressional Convention called a note of this! action. Reaper and Mower Combined The quite unparalleled for holding to meet At Mankato, on Wednesday, and the effort was futile. The The following are reports received Dated May 29th, 1882. THE WORK BEFOBE CONGRESS. RANDALL, June 21st, 1882. interest, and stamping upon all amount of it all is that Mr. Strait from some of LIN It has been given out that it has WOOD'S ENCLOSED GEAR MOWER The several towns will be entitled to classes of minds its inherent principles is so industriously useful in many July 13 Plaintiff's Attorneys, New Ulm, Minn been determined by what is called THE LATEST BINDER TRIALS. delegates as follows: of freedom and manhood. ways to his constituents, that a SUMMONS. the managing committee of the From W. A. Lail (telegram). THE Albin 2 Milford 2 The narrative of Douglass's days of large majority of them are quite Hcuse Republicans to suspend, for Burnstown 3 Mullhgan 1 Augusta, Ga., May 20,1882. HH slavery and escape from bondage is averse to swapping him off. General Bashaw 1 New Ulm 7 a brief period, the unseating of "Replaced a McCormick Binder today STATI OF MINNESOTA, I DISTRICT COURT. i North Star 1 Cottonwood 2 Ohio Champion Reapers, Mowers and Twine Binders hardly less interesting than "Un- County of Brown, Ninth Judicial District. utility and accommodation go with the "WOOD." Our machines Democratic members, in order to Eden 2 Praineville 1 S. D. Peterson, plaintiff,) cle Tom's Cabin," while the truths Home 2 Sleepy Eye ..4 much farther with the average Eroceedn continue to do well. The McCormick with the public business, Summons. Star 2 Leavenworth 2 THE lose nothing in comparison with completely discomfited by the western man than ornate eloquence W. F. Smith, defendant.) Sigel 2 Linden 2 as bee suffering for the last two WOOD'S triumph over them." Stately 1 Lake Hanaka 2 The State of Minnesota to the above named defendant: the ideality of that work, and and highsounding statesmanship. weeks. The remaining Republican The apportionment as fixed for the it carries its subject through a wider f}odl}etei wii\e Sii^ei* ki\d tl\e JVLiimekpo!^ So we imagine the Enterprise will From T. M. Hatch (telegram). contestants, it is argued, should be You are hereby summoned and required to answer convention under this call is one delegate range of accomplishments to a the complaint in this action which has been soon learn that the bars are up, for each town, one for each 50 content with this course, because Washington, Mo., May 20,1882 filed in the office of the clerk of the district court APPLEBY TWINE BINDER. rank sufficiently exalted to win all and that "Strait" is the gate and in and for Brown County, Minnesota, and to votes and major fraction thereof cast "The WOOD takes the blue ribbon they now know they are bound to serve a copy of your answer to the said complaint admiration. It is needless to speak narrow is the way" that leads to for Oov. Hubbard at the general election over the Osborne ina field trial held on get in, and whenever they do they on thesubscribers, at their office in the city of THE of the literary style of the book Congressional honors in this district. of 1881. New Ulm in Brown County, Minnesota within Henry Simon's farm this day, the will be entitled to draw the back pay ^HPV&^^ RUSHFORD WAG twenty days after the service of this summons upon and the accomplishments of the Byoiderof theRep. Co. Com., WOOD never missing a bundle. The Perhaps a shade of disappointment 1 you exclusive of the day of such service, and from the 4th of Match 1881. Unless HENRY KELLER, Chairman. if you fail to answer the said complaint within writer are known to all who read. Minneapolis, McCormick, Champion darkens the counsels the most extraordinary diligence the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will ONS, BUGGIES AND PLATFORM SPRING WAGONS and Deering did not show up. Wheat Americans will be proud of this donation of the Enterprise but like the Press takejudgment against you for the sum of $199.11 is practiced, the appropriation bill, Ex-Secretary Blaine has written OF EVERY KIND AND DESCRIPTION. too heavy for them. Sold our machine with interest on $130.00 thereof since the 2nd day to their literature, and it must "learn tolabor and to wait." of June 1876 at the rate of 12 per cent, per annum and other absolutely necessary business, on the ground." a letter to the Republicans of Maine THE thankful to Mr. Douglass that he and interest on $40,00 thereof sinee the 19th day Farmington Press. cannot be disposed of before of June 1875 at the rate of 10 per cent, per annum declining to be a candidate for Con* has made it himself. From D. R. Brown (telegram). together with the costs and disbursements of this the 4th of July, if attention is given gress. i rction. Bock Island, J. I. Case and Moline Sulky mows, The Catholics in Cleveland are in MitchellStation, Ills., May 30, 1882. to nothing else between now and RANDALL, Dated May 29th, 1882. & MINNESOTA NEWS. commotion over the action of "Another victory for WOOD twine rpij-p that time. The prospects for an LIN Gov. Porter of Indiana, made a Bishop Giluiour in issuing a card binder in very heavy, wheat. Wood July 13 Plaintiff's Attorneys, New trim, Minn early adjournment of Congress are speech to the convicts of the State In excavpting a cellar in Auoka, OL RELIABLE HOLLINSWORTH SULKY Hi! RAKES. was drawn by two small mules. Never excommunicating all female members 'J-X not, therefore, so promising. At MORTGAGE SALE. prison, in which he began by saying, pork and butter buried 19 years ago wet a hair, Osborne drawn by three in his diocese who shall take an the beginning of the present session "I am glad to see so many of DEFAULT was dug out. They were in a fragrant good horses, and a heavy load at that. active part in land league proceedings. has been made in the conditions of there were before the House committee you here." Were the men the Farmers cheered heartily for WOOD, state of preservation, a certain mortgage, bearing date the seventeenth The ladies have resolved to guarantee satisan day of July, A. D. 1879, executed and delivered on elections 22 contested cases. and tied blue ribbons all over it. Two governor was talking to Democrats? by Henry A. Chute, an unmarried man, stand by the league, and the president Bird Island claims to have a man WOOD sold on the ground." Of this number five have been mortgagor, to Betsy Harrison, mortgagee, wr ch thereof has written to the Bishop Mankat who had his boots torn off by lightning mortage was duly recorded in the office of the Register and everthing else usually needed in the agricultural line. reported and acted upon bj the house We, the undersigned farmers, were of Deeds in aud for^he county of Brown and as follows: "The league will the other day without being State of Minnesota, on the 17th day of July, A. D. seven have been reported but not WCS When the Ramsey county court dresent and witnessed the trial between firm 1879, at 2 o'clock P. M., in Book "L" of mortgages, not deviate or falter in the righteous otherwise injured. I invite Farmers and thoseerin need of Implements of any kind to caii acted upon, one has been ended by the WOOD and Osborne machines, convened one morning last week on pHge 28, and was given to secure the payment th cause which they have undet taken. of S303, according to the conditions of two promissory and pronounce the above dis. death of the contestant, and nine are one of the jurors in the pending The new straw board manufactory and examine my goods before purchasing elsewhere. I can sell cheaper aud an notes for $151.50 each, of even date with We resent the motives which actuate (Signed) patch correct: S pending in committee. said mortgage, executed and delivered by said case came up missing, Search was in Minneapolis will start up for business faction you in this last move. Finding M. Heidle, Henry A. Chute, payable November 1st, 1880, and Henry Kasper, instituted for him, but all to no some time this week, the machinery Attorney General Brewster says he November 1st, 1881, respectively,with interest from B. Munerlin, M. Faster, our ranks unbtokeu, that we remained date until paid at the rate of ten per cent, per annum, A full line_of Repairs^for_the above Machines always on hand. Branch avail, and the balance of the jurors being all in place. will go into court to-day, and assist H. Coleman, M. Fruckler' Said mortgage, together with the second firm after your first censure ^FIELD, LAMBERTON, had to be discharged. It appears note therein described, was on the 21st day of in the prosecution of the star-route SPRI Walter Sloan, Henry Butler, TRACY AND TYhll Mr. L. Wood of Lake Benton has you bring the whole force of the March, A. D. 1880, duly sold andlaesigned by said that the man was a stranger in St. Henry Kreager, cases. He appears to be satisfied C. Gustoff, Betsy Harrisontothe Aultman & Taylor Company, S. P. Peterson, just received official notice that church and with fierce and furious a corporation under the laws of the State of Ohio, Paul and the sheriff picked him up Peter Hackenthal, M. J. McGuier, with the jury that has been selected, and the instrument of assignment duly recorded in his name has been placed on the denunciation seek to crush us. I G. Fruckler, C. Roth, on the street after the regular panel although he is not acquainted said office of Register of Deeds, on the 11th day of pension list. He gets $1666 back pension. have yet to learn how one bishop, H. Fruckler, George Vogt, May, A. D. 1888, at 10 o'clock A. M.,inlBook "N had been exhausted. with them. He expresses the hope of Mortgages, on page 27. Said mortgage, together without authority from the fountain H. P.(Zimmerman, F. Emmons. with the first note therein described, was on the that they will consider carefully the WM. H. KIESLING. F. Sponier, Jos. Hackenthal, 20th day of July, A.p. 1880,duly sold and assigned head of the church, can excommunicate R. KIESLIXC Gen. Garibaldi, in his will, requires Grandmother Greenlee of Ottawa, Importance of the question upon by the saidBetsy Harrison to Elijah H. Gammon & H. KELLER. any individual or society Jos. Burkhardt, XS. Hackenthal. William Deering, and the instrument of assignment HCERSCHELFI that his body shall becremated, Le Sueur county, has just finished Kiesling, Zeller & Co. which they are to judge, and render duly recorded in said office of Register of engaged in the freedom of their native From G. S. Williams (letter). and the ashes preserved in an piecing a quilt that contains over 900 Deeds, on the 26th day of July, A. D. 1880, at 5 a decision according to the facts presented. land. The stigma of the modest o'clock P. M., in Book "K" of Mortgages, on Dallas, Tex., May 29,1882. urn near the tomb of his child at pieces. She is 85 years old, and pages 619 and 620. Said mortgage together with indelicacy and political brawling "Big field-day at Terrell. WOOD the first note therein described, was on the 19th Caprera. The movement for the commenced the work February. Judge Davis, president pro tempore day of April, A. D. 1863, duly sold and assigned by that you try to cast upon us I winner Appleby family distanced details erection of a monument to the patriot said Elijah H. Gammon and William Deering to of the Senate, has returned to The Waseca County Herald says: later." fling back. Our conscience tells us said The Aultman & Taylor ICoapsuy, and the in. has begun in many cities in this city from a brief trip to Delaware, fctrument of assignment duly recordedin said office "Now is the time to salt your plum DEALERS IN that we are right. Our actions attest From G. S. Williams (letter). Italy. The city of Genoa has subscribed of Register of Deeds, on the 11th' day of May,*A. D. where he went to visit a formercolored trees. Put about a pint of salt around 1882, at 10 o'clock A.M., in Book "N" of Mortgages, it, and all and any malice DRY GOODSjGROCEMES, 20,000 francs, Rome -80,000 Terrell, Tex., May 29, 1882. on page 27 The amount claimed to be due servant who was dangerously the tree next to the bark, and see brought to bear upon ourselves or and unpaid at the date of this notice upon said and Verona 10,000. The monument (Giving details referred to the above ill. mortgage, is the sum of three hundred and eightyeight how much nicer plums you will get our organization shall not be submitted telegram). will probably be placed at dollars and Mvecty-.seven cents ($388.77) and than from trees that are not salted. no action or proceeding at law or otherwise has to, and here, in this tree "I had an easy victory yesterday at LONDON LETTER. Rome. READY-MADE CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, been instituted to recover the amount of said fiold-trial at this place. There had land of America, where freedom of mortgage debt or any part thereof} Margaret Kennedy who was found been a trial as early as last Tuesday, speech is uncontrolled, we take our 24th, 1882 guilty of the crime of procuring a The State election in Oregon last LONDON, ENGLAND, MAT Now therefore, notice is hereby given, that by May 23d, between the Marsh-Whitney stand, and fronting our enemies virtue oftha power of sale in said mortgage contained, chaste woman for the purpose of prostitution, week Tuesday resulted in a Republican and Osborne Twine Binders, the McCormick and pursuant to the statute in such case During the past week the weather Lajmes pursue the path we have marked made and provided, said mortgagewill be foreclosed at St. Paul, was sentenced and Deering coming in the victory. With one exception, has been brilliantly fine and dry, and the premises in and covered by said mortgage, out. If for this we are un-Catholic field last Saturday to compete with to hard labor in State prison for two the Republican State ticket was to-wit: Lots Nos. Ten (101 and Eleven (11) UNDERWEAR with strong easterly winds and cold then we are proud to be called heretics. the Osborne, as the Marsh-Whitney in Section No. eighteen, (18) in Township one hun. years by Judge Simmons last week. elected by about 3,000 majority. NOTIONS & frosty nights yesterday the air was .dred and eight, (103) North of Range thirty-one had been withdrawn. One of Mr. Heretics we are in the good The sitting member of Congressa (Sl)West, containing eighty (80) acres more or less, Triningi more southerly, and softer, as it is There is great fatality among the Tompkin's men came here on Saturday, fight. As heretics we hate Christian situated in the county oi Brown and Slate of Min. Republicanis re-elected, and the nesota,with the hereditaments and appurtenances, and got Mr. Coleman(the farmer) this morning. It is difficult for young calves at Salem. When they England. No opposition shall Whitogwan will be sold at public vendue,to (he highest bidder Legislature is Republican on joint to hold decision until we could put a those who live in towns to realize run with the cows they begin to sicken for cash, by the sheriff of said county, at the front make us swerve, no personal malice ballot by ten majority, which insures door (the Court House in the city of New Ulm, in machine in the field. Mr. Tompkins that -what appears to them such' at from six to eight days of age. turn us back." said county and State aforesaid, on Thursday, the Unlaundried enpresseda machine from Fort Worth, the election of a Republican to twenty-ninth day of June, A. D. 1882, at 10 o'clock splendid weather should be other The experiment of feeding with and yesterday morning we got it set A. M., for the purpose of paying the money due on the United States Senate from the SKIRTS, skimmed milk has been tried with than beneficial to the growing crops, said mortgage, together with the costs and expenses up on the ground. All the machines aid General 4th of March next, in place of Grover, of sale, and the sum of twenty-five dollars attorney's WAKEFIELD. good results. and any statement to the contrary were drawn by the same team, all except Mercbandise. fees, stipulated in said mortgage to be Democrat. is (perhaps not unnaturally) attributed paid in case of foreclosure thereof. the WOOD having two trials. I At Eagle Valley, Minn, Sunday HIGHEST Dated New Ulm, Minn., May 16th. 1882. What our Exchanges Say of Him. then asked Mr. Coleman if we should to the constitutional spirit of THE AULTMAN* TAYLOR COMPANY, Market price night, the 5th inst., Emile H. Flirschi The following resolution' was hitch to the WOOD again. He replied grumbling which is supposed to be Assignee. aid for was clubbed and stoned into insensibility that it was not necessary, and then announced adopted unanimously by the Ohio Canby Nws. J. NEWHART, Attorney for Assignee. 10mal7 innate with agriculturists. Nevertheless, po due e. by J. A. Studler and H. that the WOOD was his preference, Republican State convention last We do not kuow how it is outside a week of harsh, withering, ftlatberS! mexhors!! Iff others. and that the Osborne was his Peret, and thrown into the river for week: of Yellow Medicine county but easterly winds, with scorching suns COB. MfflK, & CEHTBE TB. NEW TJUII. MINK Are you disturbed at night and broken of second choice. Mr. Coleman then dead. He revived, told bis story and within the sentiment seems to be your rest by a sick child suffering and crying by day and white frosts by night, "In the untimely death of oar late beloved President, bought and settled for the WOOD machine, with the excruciating pain of cutting teath? If so the villiains are now in jail. James A. Garfield, we recognize a great national unanimously in favor of ex-Gov. to will not be considered by farmers to paying cash in full. I wish to at once and get a bottle of Mrs. Winslow's calamity, and we rejoice that his administration THEJNjTED STATES MAIL Wakefield for congressman from oothing Syrup. It will relieve the the poor little state that we had only a few moments during its brief existence gave assurance have improved crop prospects in respect 'i On the 7th two accidents occurred sufferer Immediaetlydepend upon it there is on of its success. We tender to President Arthur our this district. In fact we hear no to adjust our machine, while the mistake about it. There is not a mother on Earth to any of the cereals. Vc on the Duluth docks of a horrible assurance of confidence in his administration and who has used it who will not tell you thaher and others had a full day. When the decision other name used in this connection our approval of the moderateand patriotic course little progress has been made by vegetation, character. Thos. Burk, an engineer, egulate the bowels, give rest to the mote magic, SEED STORE pursued by him amid the embarrassing circumstances was announced by Mr Coleman, and judging from our ex-changes rief and hea'th to the child, operating likes, and as compared with the previous was terribly mangled on the Northwestern unavoidably attending such a national silence reigned supreme among the It is perfectly safe to use in all castion of crisis." throughout the district we are of pleisant to the taste, and is the presenprses in Fuel company's dock by being week, aud the teudency of the Appleby crowd." Resolutions were also adopted one of the oldest femhle physicians and nneveryhe the opinion that this feeling prevails caught in the machinery, and week's weather on the wheat crop United States. Sold at 25 cents a pottle To every man's door. If our condemning the persecution of the extensively. The reasons are where. George Bell was nearly killed by a From J. C. Schafer (letter). is distinctly in the directiou of forcing ling derrick on tha Northern Pacific Jews in Russia, and favoring protection *0R6ANS ItJBEEDS are not sold In your obvious. Mr. Wakefield is the oldest fa1 Hamilton Landing, Jackson Co III. the plant into ear on a stunted to American industry. prominent citizen in the district "We have just closed a binder trial coal dock. wn,drop usa Postal Card for grow of che straw. Notwithstanding between the Osborne, Beloit, Deering that has so far been mentioned their thickness on the ground Handsome Illustrated Catalogue The lamented Garfield was and WOOD twine binders. We had not Two coDpers at Faribault bought 4 _I.I~-_ for the position, and is better the best wheats are spiry, and the only half a day's notice of the trial, forgotton on Decoration Day. Un- a k?g of beer on Sunday, 5th inst., nd Prices. Addr*. LANDRETH SONS. Phl.ade.phla. known for his ability and eminent ^tfaii^tfflas'^"** fields do not improve to the eye in and did not get on the greund until det the stone tablet placed on took it to their shop and got on a the Book i fitness for the office, hence the universal walking into them, whilst for the three o'clock in the afternoon, and spree. One of them, John Donalson, wall of the ladies' room of the Bal- L. Haeberle. sentiment in his favor. then had to set up our machine. As A, G. Seiter rest a particularly small bulk of quarrelled with a teamster named timore and Potomac Depot, to the Hslerle & Seiter, soon as we arrived, the other men and straw would now appear inevitable. Mankato Free Press. Ned Forster, who was also drinking, memory of the late President, directly their machines left the field, and tried The spring corn wants more rain Mr. Wakefield's candidacy has no and fatally shot him. The wounded over the spot where he fell at to take the crowd with them. They TINSMITH. and warmer nights, and none of the CHAS. BRUST, PROP'R. bearing whatever upon the supposed partly succeeded, but quite a number man ran about ten rods and then the hands of the assassin Guiteau, cereal are in abetter condition than contest that will be made between of farmers stayed. Our machine worked dropped dead. Donalson was arrested. there was an elegant floral ornamentthe Cor.Minn.& First Sonth Streets, they were a week ago. The trade to the entire satisfaction of all pres Windom and Dunnell for the United gates ajarin evergreen Minn.St., between 1st. and 2d. Xorth. for native wheat remains dull and ent, and was sold before we left the States Senate. The friends of and flowers. On the silver star field." New Vim, languid, but rates have not declined ALL KINDS of TIN AND SHEET Mrs. Spear and her little daughter, both of these gentlemen come Minn. placed on the floor, a large star of Mina, of Minneapolis, have gone to for good milling samples. Country IRON WORK DONE. heartily forward to the support of There was a hotly contested Binder white flowers was placed, and afterwards FIRST-CLASbwinew Illinois for the benefit of the child's flour has become weaker in value, Mr. Wakefield, knowing him to be trial commenced at Nashville, Tenn., Repairing& Job Worka Specialty the whole tablet was covered S accommodation?. Location con health, General Manager Hudson of and occasionally less money has an honorable, upright man, and entirely on Monday, the 29th ult. The machines venient to and depot. Sample rwm" with flowers, forming a bank thirty best in the city. the Minneapolis & St. Louis road been accepted. In other descriptions to enter were the WOOD, McCormick, above tne tricky maneuvering^ All orders promptly attended to. inches in height. furnishing free transportation to Chicago Osborne, Deering and St. of home growing grain and of the ordinary politician. His Paul Twine Binders. On Tuesday and return. It is now thought Use Lawrence & Martin's pulse there ha* been no change during fight will be made by his friends, The National Medical Association morning we received the following that the child will fully recover her the week. The latest estimates and his friends are alike the friends met at St. Paul last week Tuesday, dispatch com-ernicg this trial injuries sustained at the hands of the of the wheat c,rop in South Australia of- Messrs. Windom and Dunnell, with an attendance of over 900 del Nashville, Tenn., May 29. brute McManus, are to the effect that the yield is who come together on common egates. The meetings of the association J, Hayner 6 Co., St. Louis, Mo. about five bushels per acre over the grounds and will labor zealously Andrew U. Peterson hung himself "Trial continued until to-morrow. were presided over by Vice whole colony, which would give an for a common end viz. the nomination to a tree on his farm, three miles east D. M. Oaborne and about fifty of his President Dr. Hooper, the President exportable surplus of 151,000 tons, men here Will be in very heavy and election of Hon. J. B. of Lyle village, on the night of the Dr. J. J* Woodward, being absent or 14,000 tons in excess of the expjrtable jjreen wheat to-morrow. To-night 3d inst. The Austin Transcript Wakefield for congress. in Europe. Gov. Hubbard delivered one judge stands for the WOOD, one surplus of last year. says there seems to be no rational the address of welcome* On Thursday Marshall Messtnge for the McCormick and one for the Osborne. cause assigned for the act, as Peterson evening the M. D's. made an The coming Congressional convention A telegram from Madrid, dated St Paul and Deering both was well to-day, and his family ForCOUGH excursion to Stillwater and were shut out in thefirstday's work. at Mankato, June 21st Friday, states that according to official relations were always pleasant. That (Signed) J. B. Hotchkiss." feasted by Hon. D. M. Sabin. The will, it is now almost certain, be reports there is prospective he premeditate4 tqe deed is shown BWLT OH Qu tUM, the most harmonious one held in next meeting will be held at Cleveland, failure of the wheat crop in only 5?**!!?*1? of the most Important This is tye laqfc dtapatoh. that we I* by the fact that two or three weeks wielded by the MEDICALFACULTYT.CULAFA JWIWI* JBrfceesn Oram* the State for many years. It is Ohio, and thereafter every, four provino3? have reoeived concerning' this! trial, whereas in 48, other ggeneroaelijnentsof entso COUGH8.COL COUGH8,COLDS.f!OfTOHS nachniMitaaf ago he made his will in which he gave 27 8topt, 10 8et RedT$90. P'he NOHrrii. next to a certainty thatJ. B.Wakefield ASTHMA. SOR E alternate meeting will be held at and we take'it for granted that the rovinces the prospects aite good, THROAT ^8^ all his property tohis wife. SooatoftdranoatolM. Orderaow, Bemrtbr Qsborne was the winning machine, will be nominated on the first Washington, D. C. government has therefore decided nd all dlieaietIof theTOLU, THBOAT.COEsfanKROC eonpopiided at the BankDraft, Boat Offloa Order, or B^cteasMd for the reason, if D. M. Osborne attended or second ballot. It is even doubtful not to suspend the duties on S this trial with about fifty of Washington Letter. if other candidates will be presented imported breadstuffs, which was erroneously In the U. S. circuit court at Winona, his meu, he went tbe?e, to win, and no except perhaps for a complimentary stated fo have been done, last week, D. W. Vanderhoof A. doubt did so. D.C., June 0,1882. vote. The counties of Cropprospects in Southern Bussia acknowledged the embezzlement of From 0. B. Blake (telegram). Th Tin ii aJ ^larssf g"g^T4*qaMqn. Major Strait's old district which are The President hns returned from continue to be reported nnfafor^JgftttlrfaaiMi $48,000 from the First National ia3 Richmond, Mo., June 1, M.jl