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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-10-29

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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-03-27
A CoRosER's JunY FINDS QUEER yrRn,cr

A CohoNER's jury FINDS QUEER VERDICT
A Savannah man who returned last week
from trip up tho Charleston and Saraunsh
road to look after scme matters Of business
for his firm tells nprctty good story Of the
verdict Of coroner's jury in n trial that
took place short while age 10 one Of the
crast coun'ies CT South Carolina, where the
black population is at least five TO one in
proportion 10 the whites.
A man was found dead in the road with a
bullet hole through his head, and his mule
standing in the road near by. Evidently a
murder had been committed. A pistol was
found in one Of the dead mans pockets, but
mono Of the chambers had been discharged ,
20 it could not have been suicide. The
coroner wa, notified, and proceeded TO i'm
psnel jury Of the negroes who gathered te
the spot. A full investigation was made,
without throwing any light OH the crimo,
however, aud the case was given 10 the jury
fer its decision.
Naturally verdict that the deceased
came to his death by pistol shot at the
hands of unknown parties was expected.
The jury retired % a neighbor;ng fence
corner and after long and serious delibcra-
tions returned with a verdict which the
foreman handed to the coroner. 1t read :
1--WE the jury, find the deceased guilty of
carrying conceded weapons" ."-.Saronnah
NrDs
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ALLIANCE STnPr ~ Rccc:-.a's HANDS
The alliance store at Gnffncy hns a receiver
". c. Lipscomb, the former manager. In
December it was reported that, owing to
slow sales, tho store was filling behind in
the payment af maturing bills. 1t was known
!. however, that the corporations WAS good
for all debt. and the creditors we're easy
Matters went on quietly until two weeks
ago. Several efforts were made to adjust
matters by paying off the Claims and coptinu-
ing tho business. The sock holders and
directors oould Dot agree They held meet
ings on several days and discussed the situa-
tion. Every plan proposed failed to meet
the approval ofthe stock holders As a firal
resort receiver was a.kci for and appoint
cd. He is now in charge Of tho store and
will realize as much money as possible out
Of tho goods and apply the same to the pay
ment Of tire debts.-Spartan.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-03-27

PoIsoNs IN COSMETIC 1t seems to be the
fashion for young ladies with pimples and
blotches on their faces to make experiment.
with various cosmstio.. Madame PlfypaiYy
advertises her foreign-named compound,
composed Of combination of poisonous
mineral substances that deaden and burden
the delicate substance Of tho skin. There
are no compilations like those that nature
give. The tonic, strengthening and health
giving effects Of Swifts Specific Is S. s.
permit nature to work her will in this re-
spect, IS thousands Of ladies, both young
and old, have discovered. The cheapest and
NEST beautiful complexion depend on health
and vigor. 1t is the Office OF Swifts
SPECIFIC Is. 8. S. to give vigor and tone
and health 10 tho sys' 'em, and in this way
10 give lusire TO the Eye and roses to The
checks.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-03-27
Treasury Department.

OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY.
WASHINGTON, Feb'y 25th 1891
WHEREAS, by satisfactory evidence pre-.
W tcnted to 'he undersigned l. il has been
made to appear that "The Merchants and
Planters Nnlion,l Bank of Union" i'm the
Town "f Union. in the G. uniy Of Union aud
State fSouth Carolina. Ins compiled " tli
oil the provisions The Act II Congress to
enable Nstiona' Banking ASS ciaiions to ex-
tend their corporate e1itcLce and for other
purposes, approved July 18th, 1882.
Now, therefore ], EwaId 8. Lacey, Corp.
troll es # the Currency, d, hereby cert fy
thst "The Merchants and Planters Ma ional
Bank Of Uui'n,' in The Tsvn Of Union ia
the County q ULi'n and State OF South
Care ina, j. authorized 10 have succession
for the period specified in it's amended srti-
elcs Of ASSOCIATE, n, nan ely until close Of bu.i-
ness on August 3lst 1912.
~ In testimony whereof, witness my
SEAL han and scsl Of sfies this 25ih
~ dny Of February, 1891.
f. S. LACEY,
Comptroller f the Currency.
No. 2OGO.
March 10 II.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-03-27
Feb 27
FOR JUST 25 CENTS
WILL GIVE YOU

An Adze.Eys Hammer, a Hntchct, Hand.
saw, Carpenters Square, Spirit Level, Wise,
Monkey Wrench, long handle Rake, Hoo,
Smoothing Iron, IA qt. Dish Pan, 10 ot.
Tin Bucket, 6 at. c, flee Pot, l gal. Measure,
Brass Hoop Cedar Bucket. Solid Brass
Waiter. Large -high-footed Glass Lamp, Ia. &c
Glass Pitcher, ! set Of Tumbl ers, / set oil
Goblets, large Glass Rose Bowl, Glass Caster
big assortment Of China Plates, Cups and
Saucers, n big assortment Of Yellowware
Linen Table Covers, Childs Zephyr Caps
Meu's Wool C,Is, Mems AMI Boys Wool
Hats, nice ~. ortment Of Jew elry, Cvmb.
and Brushes, busting Ard Cleaning B,msh
.ecd Tcayo, onddle Blankets, Iron Stone
Granite Flat Dish, non-breakable Lamp
Chimney, Dinner Bell, ani hundreds Of
nice and large pieces Of Wooden, Tin, Glns.
Crockery and Hardware, many Of wh; cl,
were formerly sold for so aud IS GEMS.
am nlso constantly I'd ling TO my ard
10 cent counters ihty arc n exccc lingly
attractive. Customers for ,hcse coun', rs
frequently come fiOm tthcr cOuntca In
fact, l often sell these g,ods to travelling
gentlemen fran al parts Of the country.-
These gentlemen WHO see great deal, and
know all about prices know these BARGAIN
goods are cheap. Here is the place to ee,
Jour .fuH moneys worth.
Don't Forget that l Keep Also q Full
Line of
STAPLE and FANCY GROCERIES,,
CROCKERY and QUEENSWARE,
TIN and HOLLOWwARE,
WOODEN and HARDWARE,
JUG caa JhRWAKE and FLOWER POTS,
OILS and PAINTS, end WINDOW GLASS,
LEATHER and SHOE FINDINGS,
BOOTS aud SHOES,
and in fact, most generous line Of General
Merchandise, which | am selling as cheap,
aud perhaps cheaper than the cheapest.
S. NJ. RICE, JR., +. U.
Feb n o n
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Notice of Final Discharge.

QY permission Of Hon. james N. Gee,
- Probate Judge for Union County, 1 will,
on the 18th day Of April. 1891, make my
final return as Administrative Of the es-
tate Of Thomas McNally, deceased, and ap-
ply for final discharge as said Administra-
trix.
All persons indebted TO said estate will max e
payment TO me on or before said date, and
all ! ersons having claims against said estate,
wi. present them before said date, properly
pr obated, or they will be forever barred.
CATHARINE MCNALLY,
Adm; ;nistranix.
March % l3 At.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-03-27

DBArH YroM PARTIALLY COOKED HAM,
Ga'sn., ILL.,, March 20.-At the neighboring
village Of Centre-ille, Wis, four critical
cases Of trichiLosis, caused hy eating raw
Or partially cooked ham, exist. The sick
are confined to two fa III ie., but it is expect
cd that others will be affected, as the dis
eased meat was partakcn Of generally.
Examined under the microscope, it was
found to be fairly swsrming with the deadly
parasites.
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Application for Homestead

NJ Office i, hereby given that Matilda
IN Rochelle, widow Of Jerry Rochelle,
deceased, ha, filed her petition before me
10 have a homestead assigned aud set off for
the benefit Of herself and her minor chill
drcn, Thomas Rochelle, Corrie Rochelle, and
Ellison Rochelle from the real and personal
property Of the said Jerry Roche 10.
Notice is further given that tbs said re
tition will come up for hearing before me
on the 4th day Of April next, at ii o'clock,
A. NJ.
c. II. PEAKE,
Master fer Union County.
Masters Office, March 10, 1891.
March l3 IL 49,
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Notice of Final Discharge

DY permission OF Hon. James NJ. Gee,
ID Probate Judge for Union County, /
will, on the 18th day Of April, 1891, make
my final rttarn- sy 48mff 'tiraiof Of the ss.
tate Of r. G. Sondley, anf nl ply for final
di.charge as said Administrators.
All persons indebted t. coil estate will
make payment to me bef.re raid date, and
oil persons having clsius against sail eta e,
will present them before snii date, Ir"I-
crly probated, or they will bc forever barred.
II. v. GIST,
ADM. r. C. Sondley.
March " l3 Az
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Ladies, see our line Of White Gosds-ihe
largest and cheapest ever brought TO Union.
GRAHAM & SPARKS
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-03-27

Reorganization Of Tor as Lerisd, Coileefrd and
and Paid out for tie Facai Year Ending
October 3la 1890.
STATE.
Total tmOnpt charged on Tax
Duplicate for Siate..."....... $l5,4s4 SO
PaiG Slate Treas'r $l5,l15 80
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-03-27
ANNUAL REPORT

A n UAL REPORT
OF THE
Treasurer of Union County.
'-.s'sr..his Hon.r. tse rses.dins Jaass OF the
Seventh Judicisl Circuit, the following re-
port IL respectfully submitted for the fiscal
year commencing Nov. let, 1889 and eudiag
Oct. 31st, 1890:
DISBURSEMENT OF THE SCHOOL FUND.
DISTRICT no. Q.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-03-27

Notice to Bridge Builders.
OFFICE OF
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
UNION CoUSTr.
UNION, s. C, March l7,h, 1891.
WILL be let to the lowest r,sponsib' c
w bidder, on THURSDAY, THE SEC
OND DAY OF APRIL NEXT, tho bui ding
Of the -
HARRIS BRIDGE,
ACROSS FAIR FQRksr.
=, Terms aud speci6estFouf< f<il he publish d
on The day Of the letting Mths Bridge site.
by order Of the Board tf County Com
missi"ners for Usion County.
CHARLES BOLT,
Clspk Of Bo,rl.
March 20 l2s+ 2t
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Special drives in Mems fc't Hats for one
dollar, at the CITY CASH STORE. At
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-03-27

ATTENTION GENTS.-One pair Cuffs,
ono Linen Collar, one scarf, all threo articles
-fssze II. NJ. COHEN & BROS.
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When at Home.

T respectfully inform my friend, ard
i clients that shall be in my office At
Union on Monday and remain until Tuesday
noon Of each uesk until further notice
ID. A. TOWNSEND,
Ian 23 N
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-03-27

State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNION,
In the Court Of Common Pleas.
Summons for rRe'ief-Comp'aint Re Served.
Josiah Foster, Psintig,
against
Spencer NJ. Rice. Sr., Alex. G. Rice, Robt.
l.. Coleman, Victoria s. Coleman, William
Munro, u. +. Rawls, A. Elhari, c. @.
Joyuer and j. d. Chamberlain, par nc, 8.
trading under the firm name Of Elhsrt,
s Joynsr 4 Co "a. BrAfnan and ". 'Braf.
man, partners, trahing as A. Brafmsn &
/ Son, w. W. Draper. W. A. Moore. L.
W. March, Sr, aud b. s. Barry, partner,
trading as Draper, Moore, & Co., o. +.
Day, +. W. Day and George F. Foster,
Farmers, tradirg as o. +. bay, Son & Co,
George d. Wi {, George T. Watkins aud
John A. Witt, partners, trading as Witt
4 Watkins, II. S. Og'csby, Charlie, g.
Craddock, J. b. Tutwiler, w. 7. Berney,
J. II. Adams, w. ID. Adams aud X. II. +.
Adams, partners, trading as Oglesby, Tut.
wiler 4 Co., L. T. Tsffr, W. +. Tefft, F. G.
Ieft, Theodore Mcntz, G. C. Clark and J.
N. Beach, partners, trading as Teir. Will
lers Co., l. L. Falk and George W.
Falk, partners, trading as l. l.. Falk &
Co., Thomas B. MacGaban, Andrew S.
Brown and Rober, =. Evans, partners,
trading a. MscGahnn, Brown & Evans,
a. Moore, +. W. Marsh, j. A. Smith,
j. Kingberry, W. J. Ashford and NJ. b.
Marsh, partners, trading rs Moore, Marsh
Co., NJ. c. Kis.r, j. L. Kissr, W. s.
Everett, w. @. Ragan, c. F. Malone and
i. T.. Barnwcll. partners, trading as NJ.
c. aud j. F. Riser & Co John l.. Brown,
partners, trading Ms Brown, Wedding on
& Co., William B. Marcy. George l..
Blake and Ellory Brunhaim. partners,
trading a, Marcy Bros. 4 Co., A. 8. J.
Perry, n. X. Simonds, Jr., r. A. Pringle,
partners. trading IS Johnston, Crews 4 Co..
Wade II. Macfe, as Admir-. of Agnes s.
Maggie, deceased, J. a. Fsr'ey, J. G..
Long, II. C. Oliver, J. II. McKissick and
"The Exposition Cotton Mills Company.
Defendants.
TTNO the defefendants above named: You
Il are hereby summoned and required to
answer the complaint in thi, action, which is
flrd in the Office Of the Clerk Of tho Court
II Common Pleas for Unicn county aforesaid,
md TO serve copy Of your answer to the sad
complaint on The sub.criber at his office a,
Union, S. C, within twenty Gays after the
service hereof; exclusive OF the day Of
service, and if you f, TO nnswcr
the complaint within tho inc nj, T. said, the
plaintiff in This action will nrpy 10 the
Court for the relief demanded in the c"m-
plaint.
d. A. TOWNSEND,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Feb uary "A. 1891:
To the Defendants: Take notice, that the
Summons in tic above ent'nei action, OF
which the above is copy, andthe com.
plant therein were filed in the Ollie. OF tho
Clerk Of Court Of Common II. as for Union
County aforesaid, OH 25th OF February. 1891.
b. A. TOWNSEND,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Feb 27 8 Ct
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-03-27
OBITUARY.

WILL tRD.-Niss Sarah Aun willari de-
parted this life nj the residence Of her
brother, Mr. x. T. Willard, on the 18th inst.
IN her 54th year, and wss buried by The
writsr in the family cemetery on the l6th.
Miss Willard Nas . o.nsstsnt and highly
esteemed member Of the HsA~"- n--.;-,
-,@ ~@-..: .rc rime OF her death. BY her
orderly wax and Gcdly conversation she
exsrted = strong iphusnes for good. The
Church has lest . consecratsd usnher; the
family . true and christian conpanion. and
the ssmru.i.y Z Powse .. rseA. ~
hssh ssshanged the triais. troubles and sor-
ws.f this life. for life Of reacs and hap
pincss. May we all be enabled to say. "Thy
viii oh, Got, be done"
CHAs. r. wnLkroRp.
Gil aud SEE our 25c. Straw Hats for men
and boy.-tlrey will surprise you.
GRAHAM 4 SPARKS.
List Of Letters
Remaining in the Postofics at Union, for
the week ending March 27th, 1891.
Miss Maud Garland y W Read
DR. Hill Miss Ada Thomas
Mr. j ] Roland w e Whitssidss
Persons calling for the above letters will
please say ifadvcrtised. and will be required
to pay one cent for their delivery.
j.. C. HUNTER, r. N.
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The State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNION. =
Court of Common Pleas.
Summons for Relief-ComPlaia at Served.
The British & America Mortgage Company,
(L'mited.) Plaintiff,

The British & America Mortgage Company
(L,mited.) Plaintiff,
ngainst
A. Frank Smith, Lawrence Garduer, r. V.
Schtll f. P. Macoms, IN and A. N. Wood,
D.fenddnts.
To the Deftnkrncs:
sAIz.QU are hereby summoned and required
l. TO answer the complaint in This action,
OF which copy is herewith served upon
you, aid to serve copy cf your answer to
the said complaint on the subscriber At Iii.
Office at Union, 8. C., wi hin twenty days
after the service kerorf exclusive Of the
day Of such service; and il you fail to an
suer the complaint within the time nforc-
said. the Plaintiff in this action will apply
t. The Court f,- :hhv I.iiei demanded IN the
complaint.
Da'ed March ls. A. D. 1891.
d. A. TOWNSEND,
Pl.i"tif7 Att rncy.
To Lawrence Gardner: Take nrticr, that
the summons herein, Of which the aAovc i.
copy and the complaint we're filed in the
elise II the Cl,rk .! Cnuit CT Common
Pleas fer said County on 18th March, 1891.
ID. A. TOWNSEND,
Pl,ntifl's Attorney.
March 18th, 1891.
March 27 1s Ct
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Ss El / N.G G @ 0 D S.
Al THE
DKY GOODS EMPORIUM.
s:s 8. ssi Ssa ~. -. - &.
ss . So e s,.xs
Respectfully
GRAHAM \ SPARKS,
CHEAP CASH STORE.
Sept

For Sale.
A Secondhand Dow'aw Cotton Planter
"A ia perfect order and a paten, Feed Cut.
tor. Apply to
s. s. STOKES,
TiMTs Office.
March 27 l8 n.
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Gil aud see our 25c. Straw Hats for men
and boy.-tlrey will surprise you.
GRAHAM & SPARKS
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'eouo ~ kIddy eoso1s JtIeue8
puo SnIU 20 kcMu uoAI3s9ITc,y. 1sel eul
64NL.LIa NO1II ssNAKO1zH fu&sI,AeApB
AOOH WnONVlIOIGHINpHE< ~ tsss. (
ovNvR1v LaHood r5s%o2
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1891-02-19
Of Interest to Stockmen

The Red Wing Republican says: A
process of dehorning cattle is now
coming into general use in this coun
try, which, it is claimed, overcomes all
the objections that are advanced to
the saving method, and at the same
time leaves the cattle in a more pre-
sentable condition than does the other.
1t was first tried by John Boxrud, of
Goodhue, and the first experiment
was so successful that a number of
others Immediately followed his ex-
ample, and many more are preparing
to do So 1t is simply the application
of little caustic potash at the places
on the head where horns are to appear,
and this can be ascertained by feeling,
when the animals are two or three
weeks old. The first time Mr.. Boxrud
tried the plan he made three applica-
tons of the preparation, but subse
quently he ascerta ned that two was
sufficient, were not SO liable to leave
sores. He states that he has not been
able to discover any i'll effects follow
ing from this plan, except, of course, a
temporary itching after the applica-
ton. He has for long time been a
firm believer in the dehorning prac-
tice, and when it can be done with as
little pain as it can in this manner he
sees no ground for objection to it. He
has tried the saving plan, and he as
serts that he has never been able to as
certain any detrimental effects from it.
There has been no difference in the
quantity of the milk, and this he con-
siders an almost infallible test that the
animals did not become sick The new
plan, however, he considers far superb
or to the old one, and he feels safe in
heartily recommending it.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1891-02-19
PERSONAL.

A. E. McCartY was in town Monday
r. P. Sinclair went to Fairmont
again last Thursday.
Mrs. O. w. Mcmillan returned from
an extended visit in Minneapolis Sat
urday.
Rev. Streimer, of the Congregation
al church at Sleepy Eye, was in town
yesterday.
Mrs. Senator Peterson, of New Ulm,
visited in the family of her brother, j.
E. George, this week.
DR.. Lyman went to Minneapolis lat t
Monday, to attend dental associate n
meeting. He intended to return on
Friday.
Mrs. w. P. Huntington arrived
home Monday from St. Paul where
she has been taking China painting
lessons.
AL. Hawk came down from the cities
last week for little vacation, but re-
quest from the Morton Enterprise man
to come over and help in that office
took him back to printerdom again.
New Ulm Review: Rudolph Daet-
wyler, of Redwood Falls, stopped off
in New Ulm for few days last week,
previous to leaving for Switzerland,
where he expects to pay visit to his
aged parents. Mr.. Daetwyler was at
one time resident OF this vicinity.
Judge E. D. French and Frank Ken
ney, delegates to the annual session of
the G.. A. R., of this department, and
Mrs. G.. A. Buxton and Mrs. E. D.
French, delegates to the meeting Of
the Woman's Relief Corps in the same
connection, were passengers for the
cities on Monday. Mrs. r. A. Lyman,
ST., also a member of the w. R. c.,
went with the party.
Hon. J. P. Alexander, a member of
the last legislature and the owner of a
large farm near Mortified, died in
hospital at St. Paul last Thursday
Mr.. Alexander was brother-i in law of
Mrs. \. Birum of this place. Mrs.
B;rum was notified by telegram on
Wednesday of the critical condition of
Mr.. Alexander, and departed on the
first train to aid and comfort her sis
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DELHI.

Last Thursday night finished our
singing school, with D. McGregor as
teacher. A sleigh load from New Avon
school visited ours Wednesday night.
Delhi and Kintire debaters measure
swords tonight en- the old-time ques-
ton, Resolved, That the Declaration
of Independence was greater event
than the Emancipation Proclamation"
Kintire affirmative, Delhi negative.
The Ladies Aid Society met with
Mrs. D. Mclean on Saturday. Between
81 and So was netted.
The members of the Methodist choir
of Redwood Falls will give concert
in our church on Thursday night I'M
der the auspices of the Ladies Aid So
ciety. Admission, rs cents for adults,
children Is cents.
John and George Anderson started
for Canada on Saturday week, upon
intimation by telegram OF the death OF
their mother. John had been home
just week.
Archie Stewart, ST., is home after g
couple of weeks sojourn in Wabasha
county. He reports considerable snow
in that section.
E. Atkinson has enlarged his store
by taking out partitions, and has paint
ed it quite tastefully. 1t now makes {
good commodious store room.
Misses Maggie Stewart and Maggie
Miller, of Redwood Falls, are visiting
friends here. ARGUS.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1891-02-19
SANBORN.

The wild goose in her southern
quarters is organizing for the long oy-
erland trip to Manitoba.
Gazette readers enjoy the letters
from S. J. r. on his southern tour
through dixey land.
The funeral OF old Mrs. Trapp took
place here last Friday, at the Luther
an church. She had a large number
of relatives and friends who are be-
reaved by her death.
The last spelling contest at Sanborn
got very discouraging send-off by
the leader. Although the program was
well carried out on the part of singers,
speakers and spoilers, the hardest
round in the ring to knock down by
out spelling was between Mrs. John
Posi- and lady teacher, but Mrs. P
carried off the victory.
Another square front business house
is going up on Main street on the
Wells u Schroeder Block. The build
ing fever on this street is raging.
PIONEER.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1891-02-19

The scholars of school district No.
81 will give an entertainment at Mr..
Thos. Kings on the evening of Feb.
81, the proceeds to go towards pur-
chasing a school library. The enter
tainment will consist of recitations, di-
alogues, tableaux, music, etc. We in
vite all to come and we will endeavor
to make the evening an enjoyable one.
EMMA ]. CHAPMAN, Teacher.