New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1883-04-25

in Brown county will meet in the
County Auditors office, in this city,
next Saturday, April 28th, as provided
by law. Due notice of the meeting
has been given each assessor by Audi
tor C0nstans.
The coroncr's jury which sat over
the remains of John w. Laughlin,
killed by the cars at Waseca, returned
verdict of suicide. A saturated
handkerchief and bottle of chloro-
form, which he had purchased several
days before, were found near his man
gled remains.
Fir. Burg has leased Pfpnninger's
store building recently vacated by
Cheap Charley. His extensive cigar
mandatory has outgrown his pres.
ent place of business, and the change
became q matter of necessity. He
will move into his new quarters next
Tuesday, May LIST.
Upon four steers Mr.. Bisbee
recently sold for beef, he realized
Sl67 for keeping them and the corn he
has fed. He bought them at the cur
rent price year ago. We deem this
a pretty good profit, and it is just what
any one can do by trying it.-Madelia
Times.
We are informed that Hon. G.. W.
Braley, of Redwood Falls, died last
Saturday after two weeks illness
Mr.. Braley represented the 9th leg.
islative district in the twenty-second
session of the State legislature. He
was an intelligent and an enterprising
citizen and in his death Redwood,
county sustains public loss.
Although diligent search has been
made, the bodies of Mike and Kosel,
the two men drowned in the Cotton
wood on the 18th inst, have not yet
been found. The search has been
abandoned, though the relatives of
the deceased are keeping close watch
along the river banks.
Mrs. Cora McCracken, daughter of
VIM. B. Torrey of Mankato, died on
the 18th inst, from an overdose of
morphine; which she took to allay
pain and overcome sleeplessness. She
was in her twenty-slxrh year. She had
been married six or seven years, and
leaves three small children, aged res
pectively five, four and three years.
W-h-e-w, how it did blow! For wind,
last Saturday double discounted any
thing we have yet had this spring. At
one time the front door in the post
Office was closed so forcibly that two
of the large panes of glass went crash=
ing on TO the sidewalk. Such weather
may be good enough for anything I'M
der the ground, but to things above
ground it IS mighty ''unsartin.''
Mr.. G. Hornburg's little son, aged
eight years, met with sad accident
last Saturday. He had been visiting
at Rev. MI. Killers, and as he came
out of the house the storm door was
caught by the wind, knocking him
off the steps and badly shat
tering his thigh. Drs. Berry and
Wakefield reduced the fracture and
the little fellow is getting along as
we'll as can be expected.
With last week 8 issue the Mankato
Reviea0 entered upon it's fifteenth year.
The paper has been under the same
proprietorship and management since
! it's birth. Although differing with
Bro. Wise politically, we cannot
but admire his pluck and energy.
He is one of the few editors in
J the State That know how to run I news
paper and make money.
*The celebrated Vegetable Com.
pound for female weakness, which,
within few years, has made the
name OF Mrs. Lydia e. Pinkham known
in every part Of the civilized world,
4 relieves suffering by the safe and sure
method of equalizing the vital forces
and thus regulating the organic func.
tions. 1t is only by such method
that disease is ever arrested and re-
'moved.
At their last session, the State Board
of Equalization adopted the following
resolution, which may be of interest
to the assessors in Brown county and
the people generally:
| RESOLVED, That it is the opinion OF
this Board shat the State Auditor
shall instruct all County Auditors, in
the State to receive no returns from
any assessment district as correct I'm.
til every household or Office in such
district is assessed with furniture.