The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1892-02-11
OF lOCiL INTEREST.

nelO tO-lnOIION ulSul-
Parties who left tin plates, etc, at
the G. A. r. supper will please inquire
for them at Lechner's store.
The summer school for teachers OF
this county, suggested last week, Is to
be held at Marshall, for the counties
of Lincoln, Lyon and Redwood.
The Lincoln County journal has
been improved by a new dress. Ed
itor Bigham is doing his whole duty
for his locality, and merits good sup
port.
Harry Laird and Charlie Brundage
have been trying to beat the British at
fox hunting. They killed the 1oA,
which they say is mot EnSllsh' you
know"
The new court house would be
handler for strangers if the different
offices were marked by suitable door
plates. When you go to pay taxes
take the second door on the lett, to
the treasurer 5 office.
The Gazette joo office has been
toned up lately with some handsome
faces OF type from the Central Type
foundry, st. Louis, including delicate
steel plate script-just the thing ior
l.
In connection with the publication
of the delinquent tax list, ali concerned
need to bear IN mimi that III addition
to the total amount required to re-
deem as published, the law requires
the payment of thirty cents tor each
description as costs iOr publication,
etc.
School library entertainments have
been held in several districts OF TINS
county the past mouth, and all OF
them have been attended with success.
A little enterprise i'll this direction Will
fit out every district III the county
with a start tor an invaluable collec-
ton of books.
r. Williams, of Rochester, joined
his wife who has been visiting at j
Spaulsbury this week. He IS man
ager of sciOpticOn panorama, and
will give an exhibition at Huntington
Hall next Saturday evening. His sub
iects include scenes from the great re-
Dellion. portraits of public men, views
in our principal cities, etc.
For the ,coInmodatlOn OF their
friends who do not care to dance, the
United Worklncn will supply supper
tickets for their festival on the I'D, at
a dbl ar per couple. Those who were
present at the last supper given by
the WOrkmcn, do not need to be told
that the WOrkmen ladies can feed the
multitude to the queen taste.
Kelley, the bichloridn of gold OK
pert, asserts tlldU dSdItiiid ID q 0''l'
cure for grip. Sixteen grain doses are
riven, four times q day, and the doe
tor claims that out of his six or eight
hundred patients, not Que has been
compelled to keep in bed on account
of grip for single day, owing tc
prompt treatment with asafttida.
The delay in publishing the Ga
zette this week is due to an error in
the copying of the tax list for which
the printer is not responsible. Here
after an earnest effort will be made
to get our papers into Thursday morn
ing mails, and we trust our out o.
town readers will be a little patient
over our past delinqucncos il that
respect.
Rural Center reports the death of {
15-vear- old daughter of Chas Herder
an esteemed citizen of Jacksonville
and adds that out of Is cases in the
three towns of Johnsonville, Water
bury and North Hero, since last sum
mer, IA proved fatal. It must be tina
the medical treatment is not as promp
or as effectual as it should be: It i
too often the case in localities remot,
from a physician, that the doctor i
i 20 lotn +IN foI ,lo
w. H. Lance, who has been man
aging J A. Wizards Riverside farm
in Delhi for the past eleven years, ha
resigned to take charge of his owl
farm in the same township. JOIN
Clark, ir., who has been Mr.. Lance
tenant, will succeed him as manage
for Mr.. Willard. In making thi
change, Henry is following the prece
dent set by Mr.. Dennistoun, Nj
Banker and other successful farm SUI
perintendents, who have purchase
farms in Redwood county.
Editor Hays sends this paper
marked Chicago Tribune, stating thu
E. L. Upton, of Chicago has brougt
sensational suit against Presider
Nunemacher, of Milwaukee banl
who is charged with practically putin
up swindle with n. G. Fredericksel
of fragrant memory in this count,
Upton's attorney claims that all {
Fredericksen's property was hypoth'
Gated to secure loans from Mum,
macher and that the latter conspire
with Fredericksen to defraud the 9th
er creditors of the defaulter, and th'
Nunemacher knows the whereabou
of Fredericksen in Europe, and hs
personally visited the fugitive there.
While the letter of Mr.. Blaine
which will be found on our first pas
notifying Republicans that he wi
not be candidate for president, wi