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Still, to,nu xutsl things wero to be found nven
fo,n III .ns no wSsls W Ia express hs adtoratIon oi
evc.ythiuR that no aaw.
sty nstitnntc of American character 9as IT.
visit. Gtrh AZ was MY previous cstcrn1 fur the
qualities ui this Pcorc. ! nn,t myself II loso
Yen .nc,! .ct nas asecs III asscs
Tho very rcnI,a of activity seems to ',nvo foitnd
liz 1T nt}odo IL tho soula Ut thls tcstss and GIt-
ln,t thsy hive cmpnnsateii tor thIs deficiency
ps.scs. XII Il IN favor of soior,ty Of sct,on aaa
e saynf an q q , ~ so f or sps
anu tho light u,,tlatr,ct,on % their wnKo.,s anu
cnrss: and II tho ton t,Saaand eentriynnCes tuat
tho labor Of nottths nr m!nntes, whether IL a1Ff,-
l,rssssrc cnEiM9 or @ pM,ens a, A
,c','<,,r ,n y, 5f pf'r1t te OF ono ''''"
chester in teb md nts tirst Gamnot on j., , ~.
Mis aeculsi olie On "lsuss'a waa Issued IL ixil,
He was .lctcntcd wtrit aTat ennd,,!nsu sor fas %
II Pfas %iaern ~ Of as IL % ho aann of
1Ele. .,,, ,,,..
Tho .at wark Of wennsaf 10 E,,E,sn 'o as rc. ~.
conpshcd chiefly by tto nsenrs Of y spartnnt
band Known ~ tho "Antt.C LaW Ssne; vi.
~ 41S 'sn, snvsys y 1sry n'fia iSea,s S ss y ,ss
i2EoE. Mr. Mor!tp aun9 y w SnMsiscas VIII VII
this oppression. thu MtlOtltit.n " ue nieetsc
duties On ftHnl nnd foe hnntterE ID taG @
i've RyskHr whA III ono silt. the neK1si!litxo1 nas
grrnt nodrrt alru9Ke hEn,as. el,ss pTf, pri1',
WlidcrHnpo ut home. lna IN nlother sluH
tho <AwH Of higher itinlts Or c1sllzauoM, ~
Mr. Mocley's ndnllr1lble hthl!s!a 0f the Nneataun
nj issue. rauroaver !ts history r. well and uni. III
versnlly kHtsw1. Although CD!Icn WIS tot tho
original ir.'tector Of tho Lung 1anGao Snso
worth Hume, n,,d to9inck.,he Tay s,a 9n9 Sotmca m \
new Ast.fcEatlou, nni 1T !'lnu th'K prominent
pHrt in tll tallls. AMI hetip1s ln ldss MS or
NntrD:Ation Issued ~, appeal for money, ", rs
Cos"cn ex.ressc.! H. "et " tnycst rf na our
property !i ntrGr tu atn the rest l!Un c0ts[lsefa-
tio'" y nnn.et wns Kivs,,' m: M tne , Mny atsr
was fnrtncsl C6N!e:i "ns itt.aG ftleniicr q 5ho
Executive Committee. MAY. lsaV no mHsr'cd u
young Welsh Indy. .,...,.,,.
Ent"icns SUCCESS rs M osnt,'r was attr'pntaoio
II, hts remarkable 1'nwer Nf npt anu hohiciy
Illustration anu a rsiriI1s Ingenuity Ut Trimming
tho argument lhAt happepr! to ne wnnt4a.
'tCt'}lcl .nhtsr his why u mems heafts * tno
nniuil which thcy saw ~ hitti 81 s'fhnnclty.
t:nr1.estness, a,lu csn!tctl0ri. WITH y y. ansntAr
1nc'isy nf etpositnn,"'. ~ to Free rrade. ny.
rr.,red 1t slut. will l'iHtsleti, ~ nero tHpo-
dlrnt, hut rs principle. tloctrIne. hnu a
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i's.'"'e' y. sn''''e '''oAo''' i''As se"o''''
for Harucr's fYtek,y vallcd "Uonlphted Trayoi-
cra
~,
Grrp tho authur of "rhO Crced Of Christian.
dr,n
uo'"' uo'"'
Mrs. Durnctt's Fair barbarian" Is Enid tn
10,0yu copies.
Mr. uhhor, nroyn,r1 hna a ,,o,, ,.o,,, =.
l,yls II, hsnd n viii ~. rosa, nar,,, T..
In t,t, nav rfu,r ~ 's'@>' 1*''''
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Tho sllvor Dollar In Europe,

~ the Editor ~ 1h& Eh{tu0n 3rttunA.
MOUNT CAHNOLL, ILL.,, De0 l6.--Win you In
form mo through TUX fnlNusg whutder thou
sand AmericAn coined silver ,tul!urs will buy as
o u EfjnS Suj'e s so y xysp %Y SsaEy ss
dni!ar b n6t worth i iojiar in EIropsN.hat II It
will tly Ni,swurn9 tia ,aG0v0 YOU viii 0bllgo
a. II. LIGHTLY.
LThe United Stntca bivef dollar being logal.
tender thru ghaut ibis Nation In the p.ly.uout
ct ull tlobts, aud possessing exactly the aqmo
purchasing power AZ gold or grcenbacks. II is
recalved BY European tFnderu, manufacturers,
amt merchants pu Hn e1uul footing With Amert-
chl gold. Tho only possible ll!tloranoo III vAlue
would be tho 11trn cost uvor gold O! seultng 1t
back to thla country tor Tbs purchase Of Ainerl-
caA products. aud shAt wuuid only amount to IN
insignificant fraction an. the dolAr. There Is
Ao other difference In Eurupo between the cur
rent value of legal.tepdns American gol4 and
silver co!n.-Rp.l ~
."l Have Solved tho Road Problem.p
r tM Editor " IN Chicago Trtbuns. n
DWIGHT. Ill, Doc. ld.-A farmer came lnto our
bank fhls morning, and sald, " have 1000 bush.
ols Of corn to ship. CANNOT move It IN account
OF tho h6rEt1 condition Ut the ruads, and lido
not know as thcy will TO any better this winter.
want 10 mako a loan upon it." Ths bAhkar
made the loan. and the farmer went on blu way
temporarily rc!Hved. .>''
This little tnc'tcnt In country life In tho season
os muddy rouds 'llaslrate4'a a QUESTION at tnr
grcater importance to ChtcRKu and 10 Illinois
tbun all the polltlca which you may dis.
ouss. from, now until The Judgment day.
hut id not in lha generation nxpept 10 SEQ my
nTsSy'tii nlT,,sS ~ ~ fas M T. aa ursoy eoli.
scsn faEs9. H IT. stand,ny on the Sidewalks Of our
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GARFIELD AND EDUCATION.

Gartlctti-Df HituM College its0le. Gen. Gar.
b.l,, wca n scM,,lnr md mn 'Otilrntur. His
nnrirRt fnme wns Won #, st,,iy and in tgnchIllE,
~ Was stMSs Lae trae1I " VIZ ,,tS,a VI
nT IiMr,cid's u;o M Hiram and al, mn o,dix
t,irtn1 lin f,,cn,nrisi "Hneont,. tnnIfn II
c.,ilnrtit,n' md nrrsnrrnt,on 81 unri,cId:s
i,ttsranc.s ron ,or,,,,,r cdicaton a1, odlcators.
~ .s, ,.T ~ ia .e+st rsis, ~ ~" hnvo nst
hi II q ltnrcs, I,,, st,d yni,ti,te r,s contrih
tt =! ,rs ~ =, ,,n ,,' 9ninnnsc Inmss r.
,mMsea .. y @ IT, IIf H." III ..raor rS.
a5 i.ha, ~, !; ,s,ts Y - nsu, a w. ee1' 1uo-
-
BRIEF MENTION.
uf,,sn,ro Stno,,,o ~ wrx n Vnna+,an noat.
esq or tho sixteenth century whose life has
80 W ~ ,, eo"r' =, "No'" .t.o ''"'
tErtl WfAtlGtl DJ EtEHuE IpnS(f{l, Afilt some
, 1881-12-17

Tho Chinese and indians speak most tavota.
by VI DE. Hulfe Cough sJsup, psieo only w,
, 1881-12-17

NlJglfAN ItEVEIV Elf
TuA DECORATIVE 6IsTkNo. Dy Josephine Pol.
lsrd. tllustrste4 BY Wa!teg Batteries. Nov
Yorks A. D. y. Randolph Il Co. Frlca s1.A
TAs LADY or bMAIorF. Dy A. Tvnnyaou. H.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1881-09-21
MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE
SALE

Default having been made in the conditions Of .
Oleon his wife mortgagors, to Clyde NJ. Harvey,
mortgage, dated April 10th. A. D. 1877. and re-
corded in the Office OF the Register of Deeds in and
Tor tue County of Brown, in the State OF Minneso.
ta, on the 3oth day Of May, A: y; 1877, at 11h o.
clock in the forenoon, in Book II" Of mortgages,
on pages $40, 81 and 372; by which mortgage there
was conveyed and granted the following described
real estate situate in the county of Brown, aforesaid
to-wit The west half of the north west quarter of
section Thirty -four GA, in ownship one hundred
and eight (10S) north. of range thrtytw 1927 west
to secure the payment OF the sum OF One Hundred
and fifty Dollars with interest at the rate Of twelve
per cent per aunum payable annually, according
10 the conditions of promiseory note bearing same
date as said mortgage made by said Hedge Olson
to said Clyde NJ. Harvey, and there being due and
unpaid upon said note and mortgage at the date Of
this notice, the sum Of One Hundred and seventy
four Dollars.
And no action OF proceeding atlaw or otherwise
having been instituted torecOver theam0unt Of said
mortgage debt or any part thereof; Now, therefore
is hereby given that byvrtue andn pursuance
lof power of sale in said mortgage contained and
Herewith recorded and Of the statute in such case
made and provided, the above described premises
the Office of the Register Of Deeds in and for said
county:of Brown, and at the City Of New Ulm,
therein on Thursday the 18th day Of September, A!
D. 1881 at O'Clock in the afternoon, to satisfy the
amount of said mortgage debt then due and unpaid,
together with the costs and expenses Of such fore
CLOSURE proceedings, including Twenty five dollars
attorney fees stipulated in said mortgage; and
the said mortgage will be thereby forccloscd.
Dated lake Gry4tal Hinn ! Aq a 10th, 1881
s Sent "a al
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1881-09-21
sleepy Eye Items
From our correspondent Busted.

Died, Saturday night, Sept. 18th
Martell Wright, aged eleven years
|irom diphtheria. The funeral service
was held Sunday afternoon. Mr.. anc
Mrs. Wright have the sympathy OF
their many friends.
?. Majewski is progressing finely
with his new brick building.
L. II. Mitchell has returned from
ibis eastern trip and the large invoice
|of goods will arrive in a few days.
A Republican CAUCUS was held at
Harmony Hall Friday evening to
|elect four delegates to the county
convention. Messrs. Bidwell, Thomp.
son, Gallagher and Sommerville
were elected to attend the conven-
|tion.
What about our bridge at Iberia!
We think it is about time it should
be put in. The travel from iberia
and the south is all cut off from Slice.
|py Eye.
Joseph Trautman has contract to
buy one hundred head Of cattle for
an eastern firm, and he. pays the
highest prices.
John Black is building dwelling
n the western part of town.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1881-09-21
LINDEN Ute saS.

: have been silent for long time, waiting for
&something Of interest to transpre but it is raining
nearly every day and everybody feels depressed and
gloomy, although some are cheering up on reading
Vennors prediction of mild winter
Work is progressing slowly, on account Of rain
good deal Of hay has been spoiled, and some
have not cut all their hay yet. Almost too wet to
plough G. Anderson threshcd last week. His
3s bus, and think that will be about the average
yield in our town. Flax was badly damaged By
i the rain.
Have heard it runlored, that Ed. Paulson vii, go
West to Fargo, DIT, this fall.
Several hunters, from Madeia were out shooting
prairie chickens the other day, and happened to
trcspaas on the premises of John Johanni Of our
town. He got furious and drove them away, claim
ling they had no right to shoot game on his land.
Simon Kolad's boy Of Butternut Valley, was ac-
other boy while they were out shooting ducks. The
charge entered the abdomen and he died in 4 few
hours afterward.
Mrs Julia suborn had 10 pay A. o. Ouren 800
gDecause ner cattle had been in his cOrnfeld. She
claims they had ruined about 10 ears Pretty high
price for corn
Mr.: Plath from Iberia, made our town flying
visit last week believe he was looking after the
treas,'rershiP Mr. Plath appears to be nice man
and wish him success.
house in Dist, No Z, Saturday, September 18th,
electng three delegates to represent Linden in the
SRep co. Convention tobe held at Sleepy Eye, Sept.
Sslst. Ole Jorgenson, X. II. Helling and K. An
Ederson, were unanimously elected Ole Jorgenson
twas appointed Town committee of Linden.
4 Fonr months school was3 voted in dist No Z,
land also in dist No IS, months in the fall and 2
Pin the spring. Think it would have been much
wiser to have it all in one term and commenced
sometimes in Oct. or Nov. Now as it is it will be
}diffcnlt to obtain competent teacher and conse4
kqnently they cannot have good school. But most
of the people here reason like this, viz Our school
DS backward and taachar "a fo0c rs,rc chool
Now that is just the way to maintain backward
school forever. The old log school house In dist.
NO; wac voted to undergo thorough repair next
the Oldest, and poorest school house in the county
Almond Oleson Of our town sold his place for
1900; He intends to emgrate to Oregon in . few
weeks.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1881-09-21
SHERIFF'S SALE.

BY Virtue OF an execution, issued ont of the
District Cont for the Ninth Judicial District in
anu FOR the County Of Brown and State of Mime
sofa, upon Judgment issued and docketed insaid
Court on the twenty second day OF July, AID 1881,
IN a certain aetlon wherein Joseph smith vas
Plaintiff, and Christian johnson was Defendant,
in favor OF said Plaintiff, and against said Defend
ant for the sum Of Nine Hundred and Twenty two
Dollars and Ten Gents (S92.10) Ihave on the sixth
day OF August y. 1881, levied upon all the right
title and interest Of the said Defendant Christian
39 1ss9 which he had on the 7th day of May A.
lowing described real estate and property situated
in said county Of Brown, and State of Minnesota
to wit: The North East quarter OF Section twenty
three (23l in Township one hundred and nine (l01y
North, Of Range thirty two az West, containing
one hundred and sixty goo acres according to The
United States Government Survey thereof, and
will sell the same, or so much thereof as may be
necessary to satisfy said execution and costs, at
the front door Of the Court House in the city OF
New Ulm, in the comfy and State aforesaid, on
Thursday, the I'D day Of September, A. D. 1881, at
ten o'clock A. NJ. of that dsy
Dated August 9th, a. u. 1881
EDWARD CASEY
Sheriff Of Brown County, Minnesota.
J. SKwNART, Plaintiffs Attorney,
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1881-09-21
Duluth was visited by q to,

Duluth was visited by terrific
storm last Friday which continued
from s o'clock i'll the morning until
4 o'clock in the afternoon. The
waves tossed and rolled in Lake Su-
|perior with wild fury and consider
able damage was done to docks and
shipping. The tug Siskewit, Capt.
Burns, had an extraordinary escape
from destruction. D. 4. Duncan
lost about 100000 feet of logs.
Numerous small houses on Mime
sofa Point were washed away, but
$50 far as heard from no lives were
lost. On account of the storm the|
Zenith City was cut off from all
railroad communication for two
|days,
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1881-09-21
Stately Correspondence.

Stately, MINI, Sept. 10, 1881.
Our last communication did not sue.
coed in swimming the Cottonwood andl
consequently portion of this week 81
news will be rather stale
The weather is disagreeably cold
|and rainy, and the prospect veryI
gloomy, particularly for those who|
have hay to make and threshing to|
|do. There has been great deal Of hayi
EspOi led and washed away Mr.. Feire.|
stein lost over 100 tons, much of which,
twas in stack.
The streams have been subsiGing for|
p few days but to-day are again rising ]
MI. Flick's family were obliged to'
move ont of their house and can not
move back yet. II roads are over im.|
passable ours are now. We thought I'M
harvest time that we had nearly caught
up with our work but now we are as]
lar behind as ever on account Of tho
rain. Corn is out OF danger from
frost.
There is considerable sickness in theI
neigh borhood. The youngest child of
Mr.. G. Harris family was buried last
Saturday. The family have our sym-|
patty.
John Truax Of Mantorville, Mission. !
|ary Solicitor and State EVANGELIST of
the Christian church, spent the two|
(nrst days inst. among the Mound
Greek brethren.
Mrs. d, NJ. Haggard has returned
from visiting relatives at De Soto
Iowa. She says she is glad to GOMEZ
oack to our fresh, green prairie with
its pure air and water after being
athere where the weather was hot.
rivers low, water poor and everything
Suffering from drought. Mrs. w. II.
Fox has gone visiting to her daueh.
tier in Austin.
Miss Jennettie Semans has gone to|
visit friends near Faribault.
Mrs. Dunning has gone on visit to
WISCONSIN.
Messrs. Rue & Marston, of Garden|
City, are operating we'll anger ip
town. They are doing nice work and
I'VE are convinced that chat is the way
to make wells in this part. They Ell
pect to have drill soon when thew
Will begin operating on the stone ridge
Mr., Bicke(haupt has rented his farm
and stock to Mr.. Coeber and will
move to Leayenworth soon.
Chas. GhOlz and P. G. Wilson have
Sronted their farms to Oliver Good.
3mongh. II
M 7, Haooard
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1881-09-21

Prof. Kings monster Dir ship, 3
of which the city dailies uttered so
much praise during fair week, cast
of its anchors last week Monday and
with Journalists, U. 8. signal Of
Ger and Prof. King started on its
voyage towards the Atlantic. The
balloon rose to an altitude OF few
hundred feet and finally lit in KNAPP.
heide's cow yard, about four miles
from st. Paul, where it Topped
around until Thursday when it fl.
nally collapsed entirely and was
packed up and carted to ST. Paul.
Prot. King blamed the bad weather.
for his ignominons failure.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1881-09-21

One Of those tragedies for which
the frontier country above Brainerc
lis famous, occurred at She'll Lake,
|Cass county, last Saturday Will
am King, German, shot and kill
ed his 6rother-in.law, Charles Viii
kin of the same nationality. VIII
kin had been abusing his wife,
Kings sister, and she fed to hel
brothers. house for protection
|Wilkin started on the war path af
ter her and was met at the door by
King with revolver, aud was car
|ried away to the undertaker's. The
popular verdict in the communit,
lis justifiable homicide.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1881-09-21

The great international twenty
mile race between Miss Cook, Of
California, and Miss Williams of
England, at the Minneapolis fair
grounds last week, was great disap.
pointment to thecrowdo OF spectators
The start was made in good condi.
ton and everything promised an
exciting race, but Miss Williams
tainted at the erd of the third mile
and had to retire from the contest.
Miss Cook was declared the WHINE,
of the race and the champion lady
rider of tie world.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1881-09-21

The Winona Republican is Of the
opinion that Gov. PilIsbury will not
be the nominee OF the Republican
State convent ton for Governor, and
that Con. Hubbard is already beat
|en for that position. It says: "The
man for the occasion, who can unite
|all elements of the party, and COM
|mand the respect and confidence of
the entire State, is A. r. McGill.
He possesses moral and political
|stamina-he is the instrument of no
|cabal-he is able and judicious-
and he will never betray a
trnst -
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1881-09-21
A shocking murder was perpetrat

A shocking murder was perpetrat-
led near Rushford last Wednesday
evening. A half-witted youth nam
led Jacob Brucka whose mental dis.
order takes the form Of q morbid
blood thirstiness, fired shot gun
into bevy of young girls passing
along the road at night, killing one
|of them, Anna Martin, daughter of
10 farmer living near. He was ar.
rested but give no rational motive
for the crime. The community is
shocked and indignant, and there is
some wild talk Of ]ynehing.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1881-09-21

The receipts Of the Minneapolis
Fair fell $4,000 short of the expen.
ditures. Secretary Clark is authori.
ty for the statement that the ex.
penses, including premiums, were
about s53, 900, and receipts $37 900,
leaving deficiency of$lS, 900. Col.
Kings energy and management
were all that could be desired, but
the weather WAS "too much" for
INV,
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1881-09-21
Another Candidate.

By large majority the people O,
the United State have declared their
faith i'll kidney'W Wort as a remedy fo1
all the diseases Of tho kidneys and Ii.
ver, some, however, have disliked the
trouble of preparing it from the formt
ia For such a new candidate appears il
the shape of Kidney-Wort in LiquiG
Form. It is very concentrated. is en-.
lily taken and is equally efficient ~
the dry.--LogtisvilIe Post.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1881-09-21
Haunted Me.

Debt, poverty and suffering haunted
|me for years, caused by sick family
and large bills for doctoring, which
did no good. l WAS completely dis.
|couraged. until one year ago, by the
advice of my pastor, procured Hop
fBitters and commenced their use, and
lin one month we were all we'll, and
none of us have been sick since; and I
want to say to all poor men, you can
keep your family we'll year with Hop
|Bitters for less than one doctors Wis.
lit will cost. "A workman.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1881-09-21

Upon his arrival in Washington
the other day, Minister Christi
|ancy was challenged to mortal
combat BY a brother of his wife,
but Christiancy replied by swearing
|out warrant for the arrest Of the
|belligerent relatlve-who however,
escaped the clutches of the law by
running over into Virginia.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1881-09-21

The hostiles in Arizona have
driven off 400 head of stock from a
ranch eighteen miles above Camp
Apache. The chief of scouts has
enlisted company made up of Yu.
mas, Navajos, Tontos and Apaches
Quartermaster Schully has thirty
men at work on ferry boat to
cross the Glla river with troops.
Gen. Wilcox is furnishing arms and
ammunition to the citizens at vari-
Gus points.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1881-09-21

In special election on the 18th
tor representative to Congress to
Fill the vacancy caused by the resig.
nation Of Senator Frye, of Maine.
|Ex.Gov. Dingley, Republican was
elected. The towns heard from
gave Dingley 1850, Gilbert, Green
back) 3,073, Eust1s, prohibition,
3, Scattering SO; Republican ma
jority, 4, 54l. The same towns gave
Davis, (Republican) for Governor
last year, 1857 majority.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1881-09-21
Notice to Teachers.

You are hereby notified that a Public Examiua-
hon Of teachers will be held at the following places
ana times: at Sleepy Eye. in the school house, on
saturday and Monday 24th and 10Th; ofSeptem Der;
1T New Ulm. in the Courthouse on Tuesday 27tl,,
18th.
school officers that contemplate employing
teachers who arc not residents OF this comfy are
requested to ask those teachers to be
present Mt the institute that begins at Sleepy Eye
september 18th, and continues for two weeks, The
;ltlzens OF the village have agreed to board the
eaclers free during the time OF the institute and no
me who Intends TO teach in the common schools
ot the county the coming Fall and Winter will be
excused from attending.
Dated this 25th day Of August, A. d. 1881
y. G. CLARY,
Co. Supt. Of Schools
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1881-09-21
GUARDIANS SALE.

Notice is hereby given tina, by virtue and In
pursuance OF an order Of license Of the Probate
Court OF Brown county, State OF Minnesota, the
undersigned, guardian of Mar.hx Amxlia Helinr.
minor, Viii on and after the 22d day Of September,
Il. - 1851, at her residence In the Town OF Linden
Cash. all the right title and interest Of the said mi
nor above named In and to the following describ-
ed tracts and parcels Of Land to-wit:
Commencing 80 rods North Of the middle Of the
4 Northwest quarter Of Section 80, thence running
u rods South thence 42 rods East, thence ~ rods
thence AZ rods West to the place Of beg,nn-
|leS, Range 30. And in and to Lot ofSec 3D. Town
ship lO6 Range 30. continuing 81 9O-lOO acres.
Dated August 2Gth 1881.
M. S. HELL1Nl;, Guardian.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1881-09-21

A buoy has been placed at Sandy
Hook, outside Of New York bay,
which by the rising and falling of
the waves congresses air. This
when breaches a certain density,
moves dyamo-electric machine,
and this causes carbon loop in q
vacuum tube to glow with light,
while at the same time u powerful
whistle sounds. It promises to be
very useful for signals during heavy
|fogs.