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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-08-14
9as cote teranii@e gtaatss
S1ngerfeff.
In bic 6eutl6en @efangbereine bes
States Serasl


In bic beutl9en @eiangbereine bes
StaateS Serasl
2aut 8ef6luB bes beutfdsteranii6en
Sdngerbun6es, gefaBt am 13. Mai
1892 in 9alas, finbet bas cote Sdns
gerfeft bes 8unbes i'm Gribiabr 1894
in 9outon ftatt. Die gefammte Gin
uobnerf9aft 9ouitons 1T fi9 Der ibr
ermieienen @Are, bic 8appuftabt als
Jefort 5u mdblen, boufommen bemuBt
unb nirb NiGts unperiu9t laHeu,
mas ba3u beitragen farm, benz nd9fts
idbrigen Sdngerfet einen buri9lagenz
ben @rfolg an li6ern. Seitens Der
5eitbeb6r6e ergebt biermit an ollie
beuti6en @eiangbereine unieres Staaz
tes bic freunbi6aftli9e @inlabunq our
aetiben Sbeilnabme am 20iten Stats
fdngerfefe. @s giebt in Dem meiten
@ebiete BON Seras cine sanae Nnaabl
beuti3er @eianspereine, tpel9e aus
ber19iebenen @rinben bislang an ben
5dngerfefen bes beuti9 teranii6eh
5dngerbunbes ni9t tbeilgeuommen
baben, unb gang .beionbers an bieie
@ereine ersebt biermit bic b%ringenbe
4uforberung gum 9nf4luB an ben
beutf Of : terani6en 8 d III
gerbunb unb our 8etbeiligung on
benz nd9fidbrigen Sangerfef, bentt
mir f6nnen tbatid6li9 nur bann Nns
ipru9 barauf erbeben, elm 5taotss
fdngerfet gu feiern, menn bel bemfelz
ben, 10 melt als m6gli9, idmmtli6e
beuti6en @eiangbereine bes Staates
bertreten linb. 9ie beuti9en @eIang>
pereine Der Ser. Staaten. leien fe
groB pber tlein on Mitslieber5abl,
ieien iie in elmer Der groBen Metros
pollen bes Sfens ober in benz fleinften
2an6ifdbt6en bes Siibweifens gu
9aufe, fe ale erfalen einen She'll Der
@ulturmifion, mel6e benz 9euti9z
tbum in ben Ser. 5taater augefalen
1T, uttb 3med Der Sdngerfelte lit es,
tteben Der Yflege bes @efanges, por>
rebmli6 bic 2uft unb Qiebe Der ber>
f9iebenen @ereine fur bas Jelb ibrer
Sbdtiefeit an3ufpornen unb auf3us
frii6en. 9ie Geitbeb0rbe siebt fi6
baber Der 9nfnung bin, bab ieber
beuti6e 6 ean9berein uniez
reg eroBen States 9eras bic @ins
labung CUR 8etbeilisung ON gotten
6euti6steranii@en Sdngerfefe annebs
men unb in 9oufon erf6einen pirb.
/ Wir entbieten alien benti6en 5dns
germ, fopie beren Gamilien urb @dI>
! g%erfreunben, elm freubiges, ber3li6es
j Wiltommen.
| Wit @dngergruB:
Capt. s. u. &ei6arbt,
8rdfibent.
@bas. @. 6eane, Wm. 8. @lepeIanb,
8, g.. 2ibfone. 8. u. &iesner,
g6as. u. Dumler,
0iee prdfibenten.
80. 9iIing, Setretdr.
80. &attmann, 56aBmeiter.
8. 8. &ice, q. Moier, 8. 9arbcaitle,
8. @6ord, 8. Slmer, 8. 0artmann,
@retutib : &omite.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-08-14
&albe Staten fir Die Tabrt mad
Chicago rab 5uriid.


Sas LANCE ertpartete @reigniB lit
enblid eingetreten, bic paKagier> Staten
fir bic Gabrt mad Chicago unb auriid
Finb auf bic 9dlfte rebueirt mDrben.
Bonn /. 4uguf an perfauFt bic
Santa Se>8abn 8etour : 8ilette mad
Chicago bta 81. 2ouis pber &anias
@itp gum preiie Der einfa9en Gabrt
plus 81, 90. @ol9e 9idets perben
tdgli9 big gum 81. October 1898 oers
fault tperben. 9ieielben baben cine
@iiIti9teit bon 80 Sage1 fir bic &ids
fabrt bonn Sage bes 8ertaufes an.
Sic Snbaber berielben iinb feinen 8es
f6rdntungcn In 8eaug auf bic NceOms
mobationert r%ntertporfen. Wer bafiir
EXTRA beaablen min, fann aud pldBe
in ben Yu1man'i6e 8etibilsS 9lafz
@ogen belesen. Sic 8~enuBung ber
bo9eleganten @bairs Cars Der Santa
Sc 8abn ftebt ben paHagieren obne
@rtras8 ergitung CUR 8erfigung.
9ie pafagiere f0nnen bon Gbica9o
an bic &idfabrt nod Belieben artres
ten, p~orausgeieBt, baB bas innerbaIb
Der 30tdsigen @iltisteitsbau Der
8ilette gei6iebt, unb ipentt mani au>
riidtebrt, pirb man nidt ttur bas Be-
puBtfein nit li9 nod 9auie nebmen,
benz groBartieften @9auipieI Der
@elt beigemobnt gu baben, fOnbern
baB bic &eile aud bic bentbar angez
uebmfte unb bequemite gemeien it-
tpit bas eben MIR bel Der bo9elegans
ten unb mobernen Musriiitung Der
3uge Der Santa Sc 8abn m0gli9 1T.
Cine entfpre6enbe niebrigere &ate
tpirb fir ole puntte an Der Santa Sc
8abn mad ct. 2ouis unb 9anlas
&itD inter benielbeH 8ebin9ungen
feitgeieBt merben.
Man tpenbe i9 miinbli6 ober
i6riftli6 an irsenb einsn 8iaettsN gens
ten Der Santa Sc 8abn in 8e3ug auf
Biaette pber ionfige @in5elbeiten.
Man lafe ii6 einen "ColumbiasFols
der" geben, Der ni6t uur cine gettaue
8ei6reibung Der WeltauSfelungs=
Sauten entbdlt, fonbern aud einen ges
naueu plan bon Gbica9o.
%. g. &eeuam
@enerolsp alaeiersa gent.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-08-14
8ruf. 9nbtui8s 8pnaert int MiifiomS.
0drten.

Na6 ldngerer unterbre6ung Der
Mnfif : Saifpn bereitete uns Brof.
2ubwig bon Nuifin, unter Mittpirfung
Der talentbollen Sdngerin, SRI. s.
2anbsberg, einmal mieber einen nirf;
li9 senuBrei9en Nbenb.
Serr 2ubpig re6tfertigt bollfommen
ben ibm porangegangenen &uf ei1les
tii6tigen 4labierpirtuoien. Seine ans
erfennungsnertbe Se9nif unb iein
ausbrudsoouer 8ortrag fefelten BON
pOrnberein bic gefpannt laui6enben
3ub6rer unb begeiferten bieielben i'm
8erlauf 6es Nbenbs gu INNER t1eaen1
Mpplaus.
Serr 2ltbpig 1T obne 3meifel elm
ausge3ei9neter @eian9begleiter. Stets
beDba1tet man ein liebeppQes Nns
I6miegen an bic Singitimme; ME ben
leileiten @erfu9, ii6 auf Soften bers
ielben por3ubrdngen (ein Sebler, in
ben leiber biele ionf moblgei9ulte
&lapieripieler berfaaen) nnb babel
3eigt er elm berftdnbniBboles @ingeben
auf ben @baratter Der COMPETITION,
tpel9er 3. 9. lit benz S9ubert'i@en
2iebe v@ret9eu am Spinnrabe" pobls
berbiente 8euunberung erregte.
Sn 6rduIein 2anbsberg lernten mir
cine gut gef6ulte Sdngerin fennen.
Sbre ipmpatbti6e, babel in allen 2a<
gen tlangbole Stimme, tpel9e bols
fommen ben groBen Saal beberri9te,
fam glei9 gu Nnfang in Der beriibms
ten 8eetboben' fden @oncertarie our
bolen Geltung. SRI. 2anbsberg iarg
tire ni9t lei9te Bartie glodenrein uub
nit getpinnenbem 8ortrage unb 5eigte
ii6 in bieier Summer, mebr aber nod
in Der Doni3etti'i6en Nrie fla Zins
gara' als re6t getuanbte @olOraturs
fdngerin. 2ebbafter Beifall unb miez
berbolter 9eroorruf betpieien bic be-
reittpilli9e Mnertennung aler 3ub0rer.
2ei6er lfano Serrn 2ubmig nur elm
aufre9tes Yiano our 8erfiigung, befs
len 9onfiile Fir bas gerdumige 2ofal
oHenbar ni6t seniiste. SIN binteren
Sbeile be8 Saales gingen bic pianiis
imopartien, bic Der 4iintler, (wie er
bel anberer @elegenbeiten geaei3t bat)
nit beionberer BARTLETT unb Snnisfeit
por3utrage1 peiB, poqffdn6ig D~erloret.
6ofen mir, baB uns balb einmal bic
@elegerbeit gegeben tuerbe, ben trefflis
den GpieIer an einem mufergiltigen
SIiigel 5u beipunberH. Us. y.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-08-14
CALIFORNIA : @ei,.e.

@einliebbaber finben elm sroBes 2as
ger BON feinen California Weinen bel
9errn s. s. WeDer am Mlamos
Blaaa. 9err Sleeper fudt bic Weine
an Ort nnD STEELE aug unb fault brett
aug Benz Seller Der Meinai6ter. Nls
sutem &enner gelingt es Inn tets, bic
beffeH 5ortem ausaupdhlen. ST fam
feline &unben un6 Gamilien nit einem
guten Sropfen Derieben. &otbz uab
MeiB Meine III bor5igli6er Qualitdt
bon jebt ab $1.00 per @aQone - frei
i1s 9aus geliefert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-08-14
0as WerDteaft fteatI

Wi phni&en ~unferen Uattbhrsern mttsntbetIsn, bas
MIR Or. Rings neueS S&rinbiuGts 5eiImtttel berette
felt elmer Retbe BON Jabren p~ertaufen, eben5o Or.
Rinss Nene 9eber . Piuen, BudIens Grutea Saibe unh
Giestrte Bttters. unb bab ptr ntemals 9eilmtttel Sers
tauft babep, bic 70 gut nsebenA cber bic 70 a~nsemetn
~befrtebtst bdben, pte httie. Wtr D6seru teinen &ussn.
Slid, bic Gdrantie fur bteje Mittel ieber 8ett gu lber.
nebmenu nb Tnb ifets beIstt, baS rerasssabte @elb su'
rnd,usahlen, penn itrem @ebrau6e feine befrteot9ens
ben Weiultate sefplst fub. Diefe Wittel p~erbanfen ibrs
arp6e 0ppularitdt tbren etseken Berbtenfer. Bum
$erfauf BET Der vSon Gntpnic Drug Co."
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&aHer Iabrpreis.

Die 5ntermationals 8abn pa. fir bic
6abrt mad ct. 2ouis un6 @bicago
unb surtid nur ben baIben Gabrpreis
(plus 5000 feftgefett. Wegem ges
Igaiierer sSSnformationen tpenbe man iiG
aafben ad9ften 9idetsM gentem.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-08-14
Mnt. Matthies.

Glsii6er, 9Ou s e.
2iefert bas porSigli6fte Ginb=, e9af=
un6 G9peinefeifd. SpesiaIitdt:
Sunges &aIbfIeif@ d. Ollie Sors
ten BON Murf,
Befelungen tperbeu in irsenb einem
Sbeile Der @ta6t fret abgeliefert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-08-14

Gpplep's @esifter, Mo. 20 Nlamo
pla3a bat eiuen &uf fir guten alien
Wbistep, BITE beften gemii9ten @es
trdnte, feline Weine unb ausgeaei6nete
impprtirte unb einbeimii9e Gigarren
unb itets frii6es 8ier. Ser @iaentbis
mer, Soe goolep, Deritebt ieiu @ef6dft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-08-14
Gpbes Mn5eige,

9ente Morsen UNI 5 nbr ftarb unier &c.
Iiebte @atte, 8ater, Sdwieserpater unb
@rcbp ter
SDbaam Mbam g6miDt,
seboren am II, SUM l84l in 8ermauses,
@roBber3ostbum 8aeen,
9as 2eiaenbesdnsnib finSet fiatt Morsea
ben Is. Ausuit, Na4rnittass 4 llbr, bonn
S~terbebauie 2l8 aufin=@ trabe.
Dte tieftraaermbe syamilie,
Can I%ntpnia. ben IA. &usuft 1893.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-08-14
q e & II M 4.

Gin Mann nit Gamilie nm auf Ell,
ner Garm in Der Ndbe Der Stabt az
arbeiten. Wub nit eblem 8ieb unis
augeben nerfteben unb elm erfabrener
Sarmer iein. Wan tpenbe fi9 an
s. .. & m b nj n.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-08-14
Nn6fena strnicn enlhe.

Dte bete Gable Der Belt for G4nitte, Quetf4ru.
gen, @ef4uhre, Gtebers uub Sauts Nrsl@Iaa, TIeGtsu,
tetteu; furitt 6dmorrtptben ober Eetne WetotIuns.
Sbates 9nfrttbenbett s~aranttrt ebet has 9elb wirb
bAra6fsfettet. % Gents bte S@a&tsI. Gum Bertaui
mtpIegak,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-08-14

Srnb'S pfHcn perurioden seinen etubIaaus.
eGnerjen ODER @rimmen, fouberu tuirfen prouaSt,
lei9t uro northeiIbaft. Csc.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-08-14
shpls, 0alme,t : @arten lit be

SWpI6 Y1llIeH Wdtten III Def
Sammelplab Der 9eutf6en ppn Sun
Nntonio NIT ibren Gamilien. 9ie re-
selmdBigen Nben0 : Grei : &on3erte an
bier Nbenben in Der Wo@e iint tets
aablrei@ beiu6t unb e%rfreuen ii6 elmer
algemeinen 8eliebtbeit. Seine Weine
un6 Wbisfens unb aaeaeit telerfrii6es
8ter, fouie bie beiten @%igarren.
9ie u etauration liefert ole
9elifatelien Der Salon. Nuftern,
Slide. Wil6 in better 3ubereituns.
Sdglif ausgeaei6neter iparmer 2un6.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-08-14
fphenm Q(baut gdmint,
Weiama : umterriAt.

@riinbli9e 4uSbil6ung Der Stimme,
altsitalienii9e Metbobe, fur Nnfdnger,
8orgei9rittene unb SoI9e, bic fi6
berufsmdBig ausbilben molen, 9errn
unb 9ameu ertbeilt.
ST., marie 8prn,
@9alerin bes 9resbener Gonierpa.
teriums, BON Grau 8iarbOt Garin,
prof. RrenB unb anberer beribmter
2ebrer,-Gffiee. 1l9 &ustzS traBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-08-14
Wsunbel9entbmms . iIebertrasmmeen.

George GdenrDtb an Marp gdems
roth, ein 6iebentel alIes ieineS gieens
tbunas. Breis 1ominel.
@fprgs Gdenrptb an gilbert 9. Wis
BEL, I46 ELDER 2anb an Der RDftaO, 81
Mtilsn tftIi6 bon Der Gtabt, $I,375.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-09-21
WAGNER WANTED.
iii Sklps With 4 Large amount 81
& Personal Property.

John E. Wagner, q resident Of Shet
idan, has skipped the country, taking
with him large amount Of property
on which there were chattel mortgages
held by O. T. Ramsland & Co., of Bel
view, and G. A. Francois & Co., of this
city. Wagner is quite we'll known
here as fellow who spent most Of his
time while in the city imbibing and
other loose habits. He is supposed to
have skipped the country Sunday
morning, Sept. 10th. and to have TAX
en- southerly course into Iowa, with
a bare possibility Of having taken q
westerly course, after going south q
distance, into South Dakota. He had
with him four horses, one black stall
lion of 1900 pound weight, and three
bay horses, one with white stripe on
the forehead. Two of the horses we're
attached to a daisy" wagon, which
was loaded with Fuller & johnson
sulky pillow. Wagner carried Win
chester shot gun with him when he
pulled up stakes and took leave of the
country. Immediately after his de-
parture became known J. NJ. Thomp-
son, for Ramsland & Co., and H. G..
Schmahl for G.. A. Francois & Co.,
swore utwarrants of arrest on the
charge of concealing and disposing of
chattel mortgage property,a Sheriff
Blethen at once instituted search for
the jumper.
In this connection the Echo Tele-
gram states that a young fellow named
Thurber, probably M. W. Thurber,
brother to the Thurber of pugilistic
fame, was arrested in Belview for try
ing to help Wagner drive away per-
sonal property upon which ]. M
Thompson held mortgage. Thur
ber's trial has been adjourned for ten
days.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-09-21
BOWLING NOT ACQUAINTED.

Editor Bowling, of the Renville
Star Farmer, is not very well acquaint-
ed with the business men of Redwood
Falls, and does not know that F. w.
Philbrick has been in business here
ever since 1879, Judging from the fol-
lowing paragraph:
We notice by the Redwood Gazette
that new firm has gone into business
there. The new man-F. w. Philbrick
believes in printers ink and will
therefore be we'll known to the people
of Redwood before snow flies.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-09-21
HOTEL FRANCOIS OPEN.
The Doors Quietly Thrown Open
Last Monday Morning.

Hotel Francois threw open its doors
to the public last Monday morning,
after being closed for a month or
more. The key was turned at exactly
500 o'clock, without any special cere-
mony or disturbance. Judge Bowers
was present to lend his counsel, while
the door was being taken off, and
renamed around the hotel during the
entire day to see that all things passed
off quietly. The attorneys for Mrs.
A. w. /Taber made no moye to have
the hotel closed, and transients and
boarders registered without any
trouble.
The hotel is under the Management
of Mrs. G. A. Francois, who assumes
entire charge of the place. Fred Gley
has been appointed to the position of
chief clerk, while John Mcguire will
act as his assistant and train porter.
During the close the hotel has been
thoroughly cleaned and renovated,
and is now a model of neatness.
On Tuesday quite large number
of Redwood business men, together
with their wives, took dinner at the
hotel as an assurance to Mrs. Fran
co.'s that the people of this city were
in hearty sympathy with her efforts in
throwing the hotel open, as we'll as
with any one who pays taxes in this
county.
The answer to the complaint of the
Francois estate has been served on
Messes. Bowers and Somerville. II
denies all ofgthe allegations made by
the plaintiffs, claims that A. w. Tabel
performed all the terms of the con-
tract; claims that she suffered to the
extent of $500 by the detention Of he1
goods, $2,O0O.by her business being
destroyed, and 5000 by the taking
away from her the value and use O.
the hotel, and consequently thu
defense asks.for judgment for the sun
of So 500, or $500 in case the hote
is restored to her. Aside from thi.
she wants costs of action. Z
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-09-21
DIDN'T KNOW 1T WAS LOADED.
Oracle Chapman Accidentally Shot
Down by Her Brother

A case of didn't know it was loaded
occurred last Sunday afternoon, at the
farm house of Chas. Chapman, just
northwest of Echo, and as result a
young girl has been dangerously
wouned by an adopted brother,
There had been polecat bothering
Mr.. Chapman's hennerv for several
days prior to the accident, and Mr..
Chapman's adopted son vowed that if
the animal was seen it would be at his
peril. The animal came in sight last
Sunday afternoon. The boy rushed
into the house, grabbed the shot gun,
striking one of the triggers against
the wall just as he was stepping out.
Oracle Chapman, the eleven-year-old
daughter of the house, was coming in,
about thirty feet away The trig-
ger exploded the charge, and it,
in almost..its entirety, lodged into the
little girl,a part of it entering the arm,
a part of it the hand, and the remain
der scattering itself over her right side,
The little girl fell to the ground as
quick as a fash.
Dls.Gibson, of this place,and Cress,
of Granite: Falls, were called, but did
not arrive at the place until four
o'clock the next morning, and after
making careful medical examination
of the case. pronounced it . dangerous
one, although yesterday the patient
was improving.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-09-21
j. SKINNER C co,
DRY GOODS,
NotioDs, Boots aDd Shoes, ClotbiDQ, Etc.

We wish to call the attention OF the trade to few
facts in regard to where you get the most goods for
your money, which should interest all during times
like the present.
We propose to drop clothing line for this fall.
Our clothing is all new having put in an entire new
stock this season. To turn this stock into cash we
propose to sell to you who need to buy for this fall
and winter cheap that not who reads this ad will
buy elsewhere before looking at stock We propose
to sell entire stock in the next ninety daysand shall
this means call in and examine the goods. For in
stance:
Mems Corkscrew Worsted Suits, that every store
the county asks $40 for Our regular price &c., you
can now buy them for $3.50.
Mems Half Wool Check suits, regular price ST.
Now $3.50.
Boys two piece suits, regular price $3.50; now rs
cents.
Everything in the Clothing Line, excerpts Pants at
onehalf price. To advertise thing and do another
is not of doing business. We are not built
that way. l
Mems Chinchilla Overcoats cheap at SIS, for $780,
We have as fine line of Overcoats as are shown
in this city, and they all go at half price, To you who
need to buy would say buy early and take ADVANTAGE
will be broken
Ladies and Misses Jackets and Coaks. We venture to
say every Lady will pronounce assortment as good
not better than anything shown in this city, par
ticularly in the cloak line. The plain facts are we
show you new, desirable stylish elegant fitting gar
ments, this seasons styles, at onehal regular price
We have a few garments from last year. which, many
know, were marked low then. Now the price is just
years From the fact that we convince any fair
minded that we are doing just what say this fall
and now while we have good assortment is the time
of your life to get jackets.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-09-21

The GAZETTE.
Henry G. Ackmann was born in
Kane county, ILL.,, on a farm four miles
east of Elgin, spending the first ten
years of his life on the farm and at
tending the district school. In 1862
he came west to Minnesota with his
parents, in what was then known as
prairie schooner, and settled in Rice
county, near the present city of Fari-
bault. where he worked On farm and
attended school until he was 20 years
of age, when he entered into the ser
vice of Dennis OBrien. boot and
shoe dealer fin Faribault, as clerk.
Remaining there for a year he next
commenced work as a grocery clerk
for ]. B. Wheeler, of that city, where
he first became fascinated with that
business, which he has successfully
carried on since. Remaining with
Wheeler little over year he entered
the service of F. z. Sherwood, Fari-
bault druggist and jeweler, who still
does business in that city, and re-
NAMED with that house for five years.
In 1879 he fell IN with George Lech-
ner and the two came to this village,
and under the firm name of Lechner
& Ackmann purchased the small groc-
cry shop of Matt. Offerman, at once
largely increasing their stock and do
ing business on a large scale. The
firm suffered almost total loss in the
fire that swept ope-half of the business
portion of the town in 1856, and in the
following year, Lechner & Ackmann,
together with King BrosA erected the
handsome pressed brick front two
story block on Washington avenue.
Two years ago last January the firm
of Lechner & Ackmann dissolved, and
in the following April Mr.. Ackmann
commenced business for himself in
the Offerman building on Second
street, where he now is. Mr.. Ackmann
has built up an excellent business
during his residence here, and is OF
good standing among his contempor-
ary firms.
On Nov. rs, 1879, the same year
that he came to this place, he married
Miss Kate Shay, q Minneapolis girl,
who is now the very prepossessing
and amiable Mrs. Ackmann.
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RECEIVED THEIR FRIENDS.
Mr.. and Mrs. 6. w. Dickinson Re.
Ceive a LARGE Host of Friends.

Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. Dickinson were
at home to their numerous friends
from eight to eleven O'Clock last Sat
urday evening, they having returned
from their two weeks bridal tour in
Indiana and at the Worlds Fair the
evening previous. The reception was
held at the residence of Mayor W. r.
Dickinson, father to the groom, on the
corner of Lincoln and Bridge strsets,
the beautiful lawn being lighted with
torches and Chinese lanterns, and the
house being gaily Illuminated and
decorated with choice cut flowers for
the purpose.
Mrs. Dickinson was clad in beau
tiful gown of sublime silk, of a peach
blossom hue, cut decollete, and trimmed
in rich cream lace. The bride car
ried bouquet of Jacque roses. and a
singleros nodded in her hair. Mr.. and
Mrs. Dickinson were assisted by Miss
Dickinson neatly attired in pale blue
lansdowne, cut V shape, lace trim
mings and q corsage bouquet of
Jacque roses, and Miss Charlotte
Schmahl who wore handsome en-
trained gown Of lemon Jap silk, with
lace trimmings and Jacque rose bud
in her hair, and Mayor and Mrs. Dick
inson. The guests commenced arriv-
ing shortly after eight O'Clock, and
were met at the door by Master Harry
Ward and Miss Bernice Francois, who
directed them to the wrap rooms, and
were presented to the receiving party
by J. A. Schmahl, passing out of the
reception rooms into the parlor
where the numerous and costly gifts
to the newly welded couple were on
exhibition. Nearly 200 members Of
Redwood's social circles called during
the evening, and we're treated to the
light refreshments of cake and coffee,
served by Chas. Chcllar, Eugene
Drake, Chas. and Ed. Luscher.
All wished the newly welded couple
smooth sailing on the ship of life, and
the last guest departed at just eleven
o'clock.
The wedding presents were costly
and numerous, the more important OF
which we're handsome bed gBom
suite from the father and mother of
the groom, an elegant sideboard from
the members of the Redwood Falls
brass band, of which George is an act
i've member, a silver water service
from the young gentlemen acquaint-
ances of the couple. and. beautiful
carving set and oyster fork from the
young lady acquaintance of 1891.
There were numerous rich and styl
ish costumes worn by the guests, al
of whom contributed to the success Of
the reception by materially assisting
in entertaining each other, and &C
ceptMg the big crowd as a matter o.
fact, the evening being so cold as te
make q lawn promenade dangerous.
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x r E Y
MADE
.CLOTHING!

We are going to close out
this line, even if we have to
give the goods away. Our tom
ahawk has slashed prices on
suits and single pieces, and if>
you want a bargain at from 20
to 80 per cent. off, call at our
store quick, before some one
else gets your TT.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-09-21
Call and Settle.

All persons knowing themselves in
debted to the undersigned. either for
stallion service or shop accounts, will
please call and settle at once, by cash
or secured note. 4-tf L. TRUEsDELL.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-09-21
THE REDWOOD GAZETTE.
BY scHMAHL & RUTER.
THURSDAY, SEPT. p, 1898.

of age. Here also are large number
of house plants, specimens of dried
flowers, grasses, etc. Mel. Hitchcock's
art department is filed with handsome
paintings by Mrs. Carpenter, Mrs.
Schleuder and Mrs. Huntington, and
is naturally more or less an object OF
admiration. -