New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1885-04-22

fast.
Maj. Montgomery, of St. Peter, is in
receipt Of gavel which is made out ct
one Of the pine logs which formed the
stockade around Andersonville, so saws
the Tribune.
It is>oWrent report that a new time
table will 60 into effect on the Winona
& st. Peter railroad next Sunday.
Some important changes are contem-
plated, we are informed.
MIR. H. II. Beussmann, the hardware
merchant, informs us that he contem-
plates building fine business block on
his lotion the corner of MINI. and
Centre streets, this season.
The ,Mankato members of the Grand
Army have undertaken the commend
able object of erecting monument in
that city to the memory of the: soldiers
of the rebellion from Blue Eazth coun-
ty.
N. K. kellogg, the St. Paul weather
prognostieator, predicts cold and
stormy summer. He says the indica-
tions point to frequent frosts and that
the chances for corn crop are exceed
ingly poor.
Mr.. Henry Meyer has the work of
setting out trees on school house square
we'll under way. The trees SO far put
out are of fair size and if they all come
few years will see beautiful grove
around the school house.
The cutlery, amounting ito $40,
stolen from Joseph Mason's hardware
store, inst Peter, has been recovered
except one revolver. 1t was found
buried in a manure pile near the
Winona& st. Peter depot
Joe Hooker Post, G. A. r., of Tracy,
announces "a reunion of old soldiers tc
be held under the auspices Of the pos,
in Capt. Aldrich's grove, GA the bank
of Lake Shetek, from June 18th to
Goth, Inclusive. Gen. j. III. Baker will
deliver an address.
The Herd1d says tramps are so nu-
meroass around St. Peter that it is any
thing but pleasant for lady to be left
at houae alone. The Heraad suggests
the following remedy: keep good
shot gum handy and use it heely-sc
freely that they will not RETURN again. .
The last legislature increased the
penalty on delinquent personal taxes tt
ten per cent, hut as the taxes were de
linquent on the first of March and rht
new law did not go into effect antil The
9th of March, the old penalty of ti<t
per cent only will attach this year, Al
least 80 says the ankato ReUieaa.
The assessors in the several towns III
Brown county will meet at the Audi.
tors Office next Saturday, at 10 O'clock
a. m. for the purpose of agreeing apon
uniform rate of,listing personal prop.
erty and to receive the necessary LISTING
and census blanks. It is to the interest
of every town that it's assessor be in at
tendance at this meeting.
There will be a meeting of delegates
from the different Turnvereins of this
State, at Turner's Hall next Sunday.
The program will consist Of gymnastie
exercises from 10 q. m. to 2 p. m.
Business meeting of delegates from 8
to p. m. and gymnastic exhibitions,
ETC., in the evening. A large number
of delegates and visitors from abroad
are expected
We understand that the vinegar
works in this city are about to change
hands. and that in future the works will
be conducted on a broad-guage princi-
pie. It is certainly to be wished that
all the hopes of the future owner OF the
concern will be realized. The mainte.
nance of such institutions can only be
of benefit to the place in which they are
located. By all means, give the vine.
gar works a boom.
A district encampment Of the 6. A
r. is to be held in St. Peter on the 10th,
18th and 10Th of June. The State Of
ficials of the G. A. r. will hold thei1
quarterly conference at the same place
on the 18th, and it is expected that
large number of old veterans will visit
st. Peter at the time. The local papers
predict that the encampment will be
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