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THs city OF Glasgow (Scotlaud) bank closed
to be S5.o0o,O0J Tn. liabilities OF its share holders
is Unlimited. Que hunds-d pounds shares Of the
bank were dealt in the day previous At over two
hundred pounds. = lie bank was established in 1889
sud had fifty to sixty branches. This IL the hssv-
lest fai!;re in Scotland since 1857 when this con-
cern slso. suspended. Other Scotch banks We're
.,kcd for s<aiEance hnt, after antnin the books
at meeting the Let, refused to do than re-
deem the note. OF circulation Of the city Of GlAs-
gov bsnk which Ia stated u three and one-luar
million dollars. ,'.. ..
VsRsILLIoN STANDARD: "a delegation OF Of
fctAls from Of CIirsgo & Northwestern railroad
Itssett over the Dakota Southern rosd last T ridsy
looking over the roAd with view of purchasinS.'
DAN burst tbe other day st Mays Landing, n.
IT, svsep!nR away considerable Of this town, and do
n= great deal Of damage to proparty. Several
lives we're lost.
GIN. JA1. A. GARFIELD in response 10 = tets-
xrAru from some gentleman in Washington inter-
struction Of the hosn.stead Law: "Perscns enter
ing HON eat.ads after they have ceasei to be sold
iers get patent sitter one years residence. Per-
actual soldiers ut the date OF entry or who be-
afterwards, IL they five years, require
residence. The commissioners decision 10
Judge Lawrence, who did" .... .......
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Notice..

A public exatinn.inn Of persoa. wis Ii.
ing 20 obtain Teachers certificates, will BE-
held At Canton O.'tohr 20th, 1873 Foe
exercises will begin ri 10 o'clock \. M
AS punclnality is ono Of th" necessary
qualifications Of good teacher, it is ex-
l,ec,ed that n" applicant will Ms. tardy.
October St!i, 1873, B. &. JACOBS,
Co SuDt
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ST. PAUL l. Sioux CITY II. T.
Sioux CITY i ST PAUL T. X.
WORTHtNGroN i SIOUX eALLs Il. H.
GksEhsL HaCI0HT OFFICE
Saint Paul, Sept. 1Cth, IL

On and after this date sst up SsnnA.y Let, 1879
these oGpSaies viii transport 10 st. PsIl or Au-
ns.poli. 10 grade Wheat aud Bsrley tie follow
iI.x fehuctioa from TSr.d .;stes: NJ. WheA. st
~ per cent ess than tsr:H rates; Rejected q per
ceG. less; no. Barley, 20 per cent. lees sad ~.
jectsa Bsrley ~ per cent. less than f0if RsteS.
Rs'sa Oh Wheat from Company's elevators can
Be billed f r.ss VITA 1910 ~ pes cent. reduction
pIs.,. On -y.D-n. according 10 gf>ie. From other
points, reduction s.A be nlade oa Certificate OF In
s.,cctiou Of the Paul OF MinusSpols Elevator In
spevtor ;-saIae ~ " Barley.
JAMES e. i5OYDEN. denI Freight Agent.
AppTovsu: J. ". BISz0P, Genl Manager, 9S-A.
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TAKE NOTICE.

All persons who desire to pay their
railroad subscription iii teamins csc no~
do so on the line between Fairview and
Beloit Fifty teams are wanted immedi
ateiy. j. VI. CARPENTER.
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Taken Up.

Two horse colts, both dark bay, and
about months old. Came 10 my prem.
isrs 4 miles north. west Of Canton, on the
22d Of Sept. The owner can have the
same by proving and paying charges.
j. W BEARD.
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7 EMARS, IOWA, corner 9Th aud Washington
- streets. G. II. Dngemons, Proprietor, (suc-
r.ssor to NJ. Thiltgen). well-fnrnished table" sud
clean. airy sleeping rooms. Ample Feed aud liv-
s'y Stables attached. Excellent hotel for farmers.
rms moderate.
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-$'
Notice..

Those persons wishing to board students
This winter, and those Niu will take young
men or wO!neil 80 WORK Tor their OJafd,
will please address soon.
KATE J UPPER BclOit
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UHIruD SrArs. LaoU NFSIcE,
Sious Sslis, d. #. Sept. o, 1873.
George ". Psin-s, Cshtoa. D. r.
You ere hereby notliiod thst the Honorable Com
- ssoueE OF the G-neT., Isnd O:ccs, Il: > !ette.
dated Aug. ", lois, hes adjud1ed yong Homestead
tniry No. b9ss, upon lots sld NV =, section
~. Tosuship ", IArse 81, forfeited. You ere o.
lossi sixty days from the dss OF shis ncdrs In
wu.ch ~ spposI from aid decision.
Is. ,. CAsrFSLL, IsSsissT.
~. NAsatUaS, ks . aar
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COUNTY OFFICERS.

v.CAnrER, District Attorney.
y N. CUrpkTr. Clerk Of District Court.
T.opv J. THoSsrAp, Register Of Deeds and E1
sfnciC Comfy Clerk.
ono, ". NAYLOR, Treasurer.
J. o. F,rz~ERALD. Judge of Probate.
4 p, DIXON, Sheriff.
u q. JAcops, Superintenient of Schools.
4 ApsBsoN, Chairman,
W, ". PALNsG. fCo. Commissioners.
~ r, HOGopOoN,
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

EPISCOPAL SKRvICE-ln Canton At the School
house oh the second and fourth Sundays OF each
month, ut II O'Clock A. !. Until further notice
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4 TTONNEY At LAW. Slou, Falls, D. T. Of
~ fee in Gilbsrt's bitildIn", opposite Cataract
House. Especial at.cutj p.id 10 HusiDeas in the
&. s. Land once. Is also Land and collecting
gent.
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Notice.

All those indebted to me are rcspcctfully
requested to call and settle the same.
Dir J G. HAYS.
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Money to Loan

In Gums 10 suit ON Real Estate securit
3 to years time.
J. w. TAYLoE.
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HOTELS.
HARLAN HOUSE,
DIXON HOUSE,

lNANTON, n. T., Main st., q. W. Harlan Propr.
~ Splendid accommodations for oil travellers,
and Rsod s.ablex In connection with the House.
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Wanted,

800 Teams, on the Pembina extension
between Callione aud Farvicw $500 n
day will De paid Tor MAJ and team, and
$1.5O day for man alone Amply to
&. NJ BERGAN,
On the road between Fairview and Cal
liope.
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4()t.

Will buy good pair of overalls at T
j Fosdick'S
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REYNOLDS HOUSE,

fSAhTON. y. r.; west end Rridge st.; A p. Dix
on Proprietor. commodious, Wel!-arrsng'
ID hotel. Reasonable charges. Good stabhn2.
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MliS. T.. NJ. WELLS,

n 1LLINERY h FANCY GOODS DEALER has
~'A just received, stock Of the latest styles
OF summer Goods, also supply Of most fashionable
Patterns. Orders for Dress and Cloak making will
received prompt attention.
Call early, and see my x ,uds and learn my prices
pefore leaving orders plswhere. (26-tf
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PU YSiEI AVS.
III, NJ. CLARK. ", d..

DHySlCIAN AND SURGEON. and U. g. TX.
III ming Surgeon Of Pensions. Beloit Iowa.
Once Il residence, west of schcol house.
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CHOICE AND SELECTED CONNECTION.
ERIRs, q tresh arrival at IA
RvBIasoN's REsrAURAHr
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UrITFD STATES LAND OFFICE,
Sioux Falls, ID. 7. Sept, IL, 1878.


Cornptsint having been entsysi At this once by
Oil,>-t 0!bert,on asa:rst y. J. Isssrin, for absn
dou.s he Timber fnJrv 30. $40, dstsd Aug. 27th
ls7A upon the North essI i, Section One, Town
ship O., 2ssSs ~, in Lincoln county, Territory OF
D. otH IN viss 70 the Gsncellaton Of said entry
the %. d .-tses Hsf-oy s;in!non.i to appear At
M. oaes +, = toe litn deg OF November, 1873, ct
o'"lo,t p. m, - rD.ond snd furnOh testimony
coucernii-S ssls sle> Ell abandonment
....... 0..s -.. q. y. CsossLL, Rssistsr.
}. n. y s,hburu, >sooissr.
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iHTSCELE.iNEOTS.
VIM. NJ, CUPPETT.
q. W. NAYLOR.

EEAL ESTATE h ABSTRACT OFFICE; VIII
pay taxes for non-residents. once at the
Court House. Canton, u. r. III
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@J.JJ
Will buy boys suit OF clothes At I. J
FupdICk's. ssa am
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(NOUNTY TREASURER, Canton, D. T. Real
~ Estate 4; d tax payir~ business promptly at
-sndcdta. On :. at Court II ,use. lt
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G.. l.. Nick AE.

4 TTORNEY AND COUSSELOR AT LAW
~ WIN practice ia all Courts of l)Sa ini Dakota
Special stt,i.t:on given tc collections. Eeloit,
Iowa.
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WESTERN HOTEL,

nELOJT, IOWA: conveniently sitnatsd near
- the East end OF the Bridge. Stages from BE-
Lott depart from this house daily.
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Business Cards.
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4 TTORNFYS AND COUNSELOHS At LAW,
~ Canton, D. 7. Othcc south OF Harlan House,
IAin street.
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25c
VIII buy q good undershht OK pair
drawers OF Fosdick.
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~ cosnunication Wednesday on or before the full
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the Regular. WI u,,,rn wv
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4 TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
IA Can. on, d. I. Once in Court House.
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IL. 4. .IE!isiCLD,
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7 AWTEn, Canton, J.. 7 Once in the Court
~ House.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-04-24
The City Treasury short
1884 OF.
And the Treasllrer's Bonds
men called upon to
make Good the
Deficiency.
Which, like Little Men, they
step up and do.

1t has been rumored for some time
that something was wrong in our city
treasury, and Fl. Grebe four weeks
ago openly asserted in the caucus held
at Turner hall that there was I. def
cheney in the city treasury. MI. Guet-
ling, the city treasurer, became very
indignant at Mr.. Grebe and at once
proceeded to justice Fischer to seek
redress; but the justice claiming
he had no Jurisdiction, the matter was
dropped, and people looked upon it as 4
mere electioneering dodge to defeat
Mr.. Guetling for q reelection. But
at the caucus held at Arbeiter hall,
four days after the Turner hall caucus,
Mr.. Westphal broadly insinuated
that matters were not all right in our
city treasury, and said it looked rather
strange for Mr.. Guetling, the city
treasurer, to call Oh our county trea-
surer for funds every time he was
drawn on, and that too, at a time.
when it was alleged that there was
over $1,000 in the city treasury. AL
though Mr.. Guetling was present he
never said Il word in his own defense,
and the matter WAS lost sight of in the
heat Of discussion of other subjects.
Although Nh. Guetling had been de-
feated for q denomination at both the
Turner hall and Arbeiter hall caucus
es, he still insisted upon his candidacy
and became an independent candidate
against Fl. Forster. the regular caucus
nominee, but was defeated.
| The officers elected at the spring
election We're installed last week,
/, Tuesday, and when the effects of the
city treasury were turned over to Mr..
FORSTER, the newly elected treasurer.
it Was found that the allegations Of
Mr.. tirebe and Mr.. Westplal were
only too we'll founded, and that there
was a shortage Of $$sl324.04, and the
/ bondsmen OF Mr.. Guetling We're
promptly notified to make good the de
1 ticiency, The bondsnen met last
Monday and secured the city from any
loss. 1t appears that Mr.. Guetling
was in the habi5 Of loaning out the
| city 5 money, ;iill that the crookedness
/ extends back three years. We do not
/ think that MI. Guetling's bondsmen
i viii lose anything by the defalcation
as we understand that he has given
them q mortgage on all of bis property
(Which is more than ample to cover the
ideticiency,) running six months, by
which time he expects to realize
/ enough to reimburse them.
Mr.. Guetling is an old resident here
and has held the office of city treasurer
for ten OF twelve years, and the news
Of his defalcation was received by his
many friends with us much surprise as
/ pain.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-04-24
PAY YOUR TAXES.

Section &c.. Of the new tax law, reads
as follows:
ssOn the. first day Of June, of each
year, the county treasurer shall return
to the county auditor the several tax.
lists in his hands, having compared the
same with his duplicate receipts on file.
in the auditors office, and written op.
.posite the amount of each tax SO re-
ceipted for, the word paid, z and the
number Of the treasurer receipt given
in discharge IF such tax, and each tract
or lot Of real property against which
the taxes remain unpaid, shall be
deemed delinquent. And therefore
penalty Of ten per cent, shall immedi.
atty accure and thereafter be charged
upon all such delinquent taxes, and any
auditor who shall make out and deliver
any statement of delinquent taxes,
without including such penalty there
in, and any treasurer who shall receive
payment of such tax without including
such penalty. shall be liable to the
county for the amount of such penal
ty."
By theaboyeit will be seen that the new
law is quite iron-clad, and no leniency
on the part Of the county officers should
be expected. Pay your taxes prompts
ly before June first, and thereby avoid
thelOper cent. penalty which attaches
to default.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-04-24
an Astounding Fact.

4 large proportion Of the American
people are today dying from the effects
OF Dyspepsia or disordered liver. The
result OF these diseases upon the mas
ses OF intelligent and valuable people
is most alarming, making life actually
aburden instead Of pleasant existence
OF enjoymenta usefulness as it ought
to be. There is no good reason for
this. if you will only throw aside pre-.
JUDGE and skepticism, take the advice
Of Druggists and your friends, and try
one bottle of Green's August Flower.
Your speedy relief is certain. Millions
of bottles OF this medicine have been
given away to try its virtues, with
satisfactory results inevery case. You
can buy u sample bottle for 10 cents to
try. Three doses will relieve the worst
case. Positively sold by JOS. Bobleter
and all Druggists on the Western
Continent.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-04-24
POSTNFFICK NOTICE.

For the accenan odasion,of our business men the
post office will be open on Sundays from to 10
M and from u a. m. to 2 p. M.
On week days the General Delivery viii be closed
at 8 O'Clock.
The Money Order Office will be opened. at 1880 a
M, antl closed ut . p. m.
Maj going east y. u close at nine p. M Going
west ut sop. ~,
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new ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that all per,
sons holding apparatus and implements
that belong to the Fire Department of
the City, are required to deliver the
same without delay to Councillor L.
Buenger, Committee of the Fire De-
partment; and that hereafter no person
will be permitted to take from the En-
CINE House ladders, hooks, buckets. or
any other apparatus. The City Mar
shall is hereby instructed to cause that
the fine determined by law will be i'm
posed on those who do not comply with
this notice.
BY order of the City Council
JACOB Nix,
City Clerk.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-04-24
PERSONAL.

8 b
Hon. G. B. Tyler returned from Wi
mona last Monday evening, greatly i'm
proved in health.
We received a pleasant call last
Monday from G. p. Walker. of the
firm of Parker 6 Walker, Job Printers.
Rochester, MINI.
j. Schneider, representing the well
known confectionery house of }. Fer
nekes & Bro. of Milwaukee, spent Sat
urday and Sunday in our city.
II. S. Gerald, County Supt. of Rem
vile Co., and Eric Ericsen. County An-
ditor, came down Saturday and re-
manned over Sunday.
Mr.. AIcCollom. representing the
popular grocery house of Newell &
Harrison, Of Minneapolis. was in our
city last Friday looking after tie inte-
rests of his house.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-04-24
St. Paul G Sioux CITY Railroad.

TO ST. PAuL-Through mail and express train
leaves Sioux City at 1910 p. m st. Peter at 1883
m, and arrives in st. Paul at 1l:lo a.
for Chicago and all eastern points. Accom-
mediation train leaves st. James at 9;:s5 M, ST!
Peter at los p and arrives in st. Paul at $3.50 p
To S1uox CIrY.-Mail and express leaves st Paul
st ;3:l5 p. m ST. Peter at 700 p. NJ and arrives in
Sioux City at 4:65 a. m. Accommodation train
lcavesSt Paul at CLIO ~, and arrive in St. James
at 500 D. ~.
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CharlestoWn, Redwood Co., MINI.
April ODD. 1878.

Mr.. Mullen:
Dear Sir:-YO our letter. asking how
I liked my Furst & Bradley Sulkey
Plow, that I purchased OF you, is re-
.ceived, and in reply would say, that
| thought last fall when I was blowing
my stubble ground, that it was s.per-
lection itself that nothing in shape
of a ploW could be better. But was
mistaken. think 1T Is full bitter as
u breaker.
| ploWed last fall about l25 acres
without sharpening the shear. The
draught was light-the ground plowed
an even depth and left SO smooth, and
the stubble covered so we'll, that I
could not count the furrow's.
/ have broken about 25 acres Of prai-
Tie sod this spring with the breaking
attachment, and am better pleased
than ever. | don't think there is a
.balk' on the whole piece, and it
seems TO me that three horses draw it
as easy as four do an ordinary pillow Of
the same size.
| will mention few points Of excel
lence:-It frequently happens that on
one side Of a land the ground is sof-
ter than on the other, and a common
pillow gagged to a proper depth on the
hard side, will run too deep OH the soft
side, but not SO with this. The fur
row. is a uniform depth, and If, by any
chance, the furrow gets too deep or
too shallow, in any place, all you have
to do is to move the lever forward or
back a notch or two for one furrow.
and you are all right again.
The prairie is frequently rough, and
the gauge wheel of a common pillow, in
passing over a l1tlmmock or "a s.gopher.
pile will raise the plow out. But the
gauge wheel of this runs in the furrowy,.
where the ground is smooth. a COM
mon ploW on rough uneven ground,
where there are frequent depressions
of the surface, is continually .bobbin1,g'
out, and making balks'', OF causing
you to stohoa and back up. = 1t is.
not SO with this. With tile shear ordi-
Iarlly sharp, I can ploW one half an
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-04-24

BUILDING CONTRACT. Sealed
4Oproposals. for. the building of a
school house at New Ulm, will be re-
ceived by the undersigned to the 18th
clay. OF May 1878. Plans and specif-
cations can be seen at my office.
The Board of Education will reserve
the right to reject each or every pro-
posal.
By order Of the Board of Education
CHARLES WAGNER, CLERK.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-04-24
STATE TEXT BOOKS.

Having received the depository of
the State text books, for New Ulm and
vicinity, | am now prepared to furnish
these books in large OF small quantities
to school districts, and others, at the
following prices, which is merely an
advance of ten per cent. over the State
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-04-24

inch in depth and turn the furrow
without break.
I would say in conclusion that it is
the only perfect plow lever saw. All
OF Of my neighbors have seen it
Work, and are determined as soon as
they are able to get a Farst + Brad
" Sulky Plow,
Yours truly,
& CHARLES PORTER.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-04-24

Death is often caused by a severe
Cough OF Cold. DR.. Marshal's Lung
Syrup should always be taken in time,
for it never fails to cure the worst case
of Coughs or Colds almost instantly,
Price IS cents. Sold by Jos. Bobleter.
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STATE OF MINNESOTA,
Auditors Office
st. Paul, MINI. April 10, '78.
r. GONSTANS

Auditor OF. Brown county:
Dear sir.-In reply to yours of the
lst inst. have to say that it did not
seem isahle to have a sale of school
lands III your county this spring. The
sale will be l:eld at.tIe usual time next
fall. There will be no sale in Sibley
county until fall.
Yours truly,
@. P.zW IIITCosIB, Auditor,
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-04-24
new ULM AND VICINITY.
BRoWN County OFF1GERs.
Post Office Address New .Ulm.

AuDIroR-H b. Constans
TREAsU RER-F. Schubert.
REGISTER OF DEEDs-A. Walton.
JUDGE OF PRoBATE-A. Westphal.
CLERK.o OF THE DIST. CoURT-Albert Blanchard.
SHER1FF-Geo. fBickelhaupt.
SURvEYoR-J. Berndt
COURT CoNrN11ss1oNER-E. G. Koch
COUNTY ATToRNEY-B +. Weber.
sCoRoNER-Dr. c.. Weschcke. 59s9
County SUPER1NTENDENT-Joll Lind.
CoMNI1ss1oNERs-L d. Rice chairman, Chas. Wag
ner, Anton Manderfeld, w. H. Sanders, Ole Jorgen
son.