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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-04-20
gus Der S6Weren Seit ser Wotb.

Sn benz 8eTib bss itdbtiI4en mu>
feums BON 9aris befinbet iid elm
8rieftpedIel, ben 9eoffrop Saint 9iz
laire, Oirettor bes Sarbin bes Plan>
tes. ipdbrenb Der garifer 8slaseruns
nit benz S9lG9termeiiter 9e6oos
fiibrte. DerIeibe betrifft bic Sbiere
bes @artens, bic benz S6la9tmefsr
iiberliefert tpurben. @m "a. Sttober
1870 taufte OebOos 6 gads, 3 3ebras
unb 1 8iiffsl fir 1850 6r.. einen nab
rem Spottpreis. Wenigs Sage barauf
Elm iunees gaenntbier fir 200 Gr,
einen Sdbn fiir $50, 10 Stiid 9sflii>
gel fir 152, % tleine @nten fir 145,
IL 9GnIe unb ID Gntal fir 300 ST.
9fm 8. Ropember tpurbe Elm 4ntilope
geI6la9tet, bann famen 2 tleine @bsr
unb 2 fleine S9tpeine fir 1900 Sr.,
3 rufiiItbe 8em,tbiere fir 1900, elm
&aiuar fir 200. 2 fleine @bsr uno 2
tleine fdparse Sdtpeine fir 1900. 1
Rennt6ier fir 400, 1 &aiuar aus
IeubolIonb fir 200, 2 Renntbiere fir
300, 2 ssaIanen fir 100. 2 SaIanen
fir so. 1 9onauzGuns fir 80, 1@nte
nm Is, 2 Gnten bon ben &arolinen
Inn 80, 1 &Gnguru6 nm 100, l
S6pein um 300, 2 perenbste Salanen
Inn 50"5r. 9(m 90. gtoDem5er ipsrben
3 9(ntilopen unb 1 Silberfaian nit
1920 SSr. besdblt. Cine anbere glntis
lppe nebit 8 9ambiaz9dnien unb
einem I9par5en Sdpan tofsten 1000
Sr. Qlm 25. Iopember fpurben perz
dubert spei srobe SirI9e fir 2500
ssr., baum sipei anbere 9irIde fir
5000, ein 9Gr fir 500, 3 afrifdnii9e
9lntilppen fir 400, elm Moufflon, 2
fleine 8Dde fir 200, eine glntilppe fir
$50 Sr., sipsi Sirf9tiibe unb sipei
tleine S6neins fir 2200 6r. 9lm 20.
December purben stpsi Samsele nit
5000 Gr. be5ablt; am 8orubsno bes
Beibnadtsfeitss Elm Orpmsoar nit
1880, Stpei GdnIe nit 120, 3lpsi
pfauen nit 80. bier Gnttn nit 100
Sr. 9lm 20. DECEMBER 5ablts 0,boos
$1,000 5r. fir Stpei glepbantsn, bersn
bartss 6leifa fsnit tsins Giebbabsr
finbet. Sisraus e.bt bsrpor. baB bic
5leii6notb idon i'm Robembsr unb
DECEMBER iebr groB seporoen mar.
ipdbrenb bic 8elaserung erit gnbe Sa>
nuar enbete. Rad Reuiabr mar benn
aud fsin 5lsiia mehr gu baben, auBsr
Yferbefleii6.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-04-20

Der alte 9err!" iaste Der Gommsrs
aienratb persniist. nRa, Proit = erit
einmdl trinieni" ssN~A ts
gla9 eiaer tleinen Weile fing @in=
fer tpisber an:
nSie miiifen benz Glten imponiren,
lieber Sreunb - tmponiren!"
,g(ber tpie9"
.Sababa! WfFen Sic, tpas i5
tbdts. tpsnn ic9 an Sbrsr @teIIe pdre2"
sd bin iebr begieris!"
sd trGte bor i'm bin unb Iagte:
I'D liebe Sbre So9tsr = unb iie liebt
mid pieber! sic geben fie mir unb'
bamit baIta!"
.9is Solse ipiirbe Elm Dint naa Der.
Sbiir iein!"
Damn fiigte if binau: Was tpols
len Sic benn9 SD bin aeiunb. N
flutter &srl unb iperbe Sic gum jamos
ZEN @rpBpapa ma9en!"
Limb bann9"
.Ra : bann ite1t Der 4lte auf, sibf
Sbnsn geriibrt bic Sanb, ruff feline
Sodter unb bann iptrb sefriibitiidt."
.G9," feufSte @n,if, ripenn i9 mid
barauf perlafien f0nnte!"
~8erlaFen Sic ii9 buruuf."
r@ardntiren Sie's mirs4 frdgts
Der Sdnger f9nea.
.Ratiirfi9," ladte Der ipeinielise
GommerSienrdtb = no pirb's, mein
Wort bardilf!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-04-20

-Sasifeseb eben. SiirIt: Sd
babe ben 9lauben an bic Menf9beit
perlorsn. bile 2eute, bic Inn mid
finb, bsrifellen ii9. Gs eibt feline ebrz
Iide MenIftn mebr. = 5reunb bes
5iiriten: Sh bod Sur9luu9t, =
es gibt nod ebrlicbe MenI6en, aber
bieie fOmuren ni9t gu BEN 5iirtsn!
8osbaft. 0ams (alte Gpz
qustts): pWasa Sic iinb idOn Mtaz
jor9 Die bic 3sit pergebt! Grinnsrn
sic iib nod an mid, bd i9 ns9
MGbden ipar2! Sic ipisltsn Oft nit
mir!" = Maior: .Das mar metn @d>
ter!" : Oams: nHidt bod, Ssrr
Maior!" : Waior: .Oann mars
Inein @roBpntsr!"
= 4us eigener Grfd f.
rung. Ututter: ,9(ber Su muBt
bod enblib sinmal lsrnen, Did olIein
ansuaieben, Trib6en. @enn 0u mai
fpdter Solbat bift, pirit Su aud tein
&inbermGbden baben!" - Der tleine
sSrib: 80 bod, Mama, Solbatsn bas
ben INNER 3inbsrmGbden BEL ii9!"
so gsbt's. 2atsrnsnansiin>
Der iiber bic ginfii5runs bes elettris
f6en 2i9ts: rSo ID es auf Der Welt.
Dd lernt mer MI fsin 9'Tddft lin
na9ber erfinbe i'pus, no f'unIereinsn
gar nimmer brau9en."
-WennernurSu d II d n
hGtte. Mrmenrdtb: WeHn bic
@9ilberung Sbrer Gage fpabrbeitsgez
treu 1T bann iinb Sie in Der Shat Elm
asner S6ludsr. = 8ettler: @enn
ids NUT ipGr, Serr Ratb. nber ia 6nb
ia gar ni&ts gu i9ludsnl
Sea Der 9arbinenpres
biat. @r: 2l9, tdme nod etnmul Der
9luaenblid, mo mir ppr benz gItar fans
ben! = sic: So! Sab Su nein fas
gen iDnnteit! 9idt fpabra Sa ipobG,
bas II Dir su5utrtret Sd. bas iiebt
Dir dbHIih -. @t: gletn. gDeil icb
ba Define fiir5sits D9sbs bOrte. 81,
ipar bic i9BEits!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-04-20

Srau ipar gum Spielen gu gut uno 81
bprnebm.
Run f9ritten fte neben etuanber bin.
llnuusaeIproden betpegts 8eibe, ber=
Ielbe @ebonfs. -a $780,
aSie seben nun fort2" idste iie
enbli9.
~SSa, mOrgen friib! -. @9. es mar
bod idDn!"
nscSd, bas mar es!" '
nWerben sic Elm ipeni9 ON mid
suriideenfen94
nOb, 9err 2ieutendnt!"
Sic aitterte; er fiiblte es an ibrem
9trm. ben iie leidt in ben feinen geGegt.
Oa mar er ni9t n,sbr Serr feinsr
IeGbit. @er9eifen iparen pl0blid dIIe
Quten 8orfdbe, ipeggeipeht ale S9ii9z
ternbeit. Die bon Ielbit brGngte iif
linn ibr @orname auf bic 2ipptn.
nSebpig mein 9ott, parum iinb
sic ni9t frei2! sic leben ungIiidlid,
i6 peiB es!"
~Mas tpiifsn sic babon! limb ipenn
t9 frei ipdrs9"
%, bann -. bann tpiirbe ieb Sic
in meine @rme f9IieBen unb sic fra
gen: @oGfen Sic mein @eib ipers
benz"
Oa blieb iie iteben, iab ibm bpIl in
bic @ugen unb bauate leife: $50
frasen sic bo9!~
nDke 9ebipis! ;. tpie foll i6 baa
beuten2" raN
SD. i9 bin fret; bor a6t ga.
gen TT meine @be sefdieben iporben!"
9a mar es ibm, als pb fid ibm ber
Simnel Dffne. Gr fraste ni9t, ipie
unb fpasa er f6leB iie freuSetrunten
in feline 4rne, fiibte iie tpisber unb
tpieber auf ben Munb. auf bic Iussn
unb itammeIte: r9ebtpig, lisbe Sebs
ipia. fiiBe 6ebpis!"
@rit fpdter, Disf fpdter, fraste er.
giatiirli9 bate iie niht aGer @elt mits
tbeilen tpolIen, bab iie in G9eibune
lebe. ssbr Mann fei rob. babe iie miBs
bdnbslt; fdlteBIi9 bdtten iie ii9 in
Site aetrennt unb tpesen segenieitieer
9lbneiaung bic Sdeibuns ibrsr Gbs
beantrast. Mie cine grlDIuns fsi ibr
bic Ra9fibt setommen, bab fie frei
feie auns frei. 2tu4 iiber ibre fonitis
aen @erhdltniiie fIdrts iie i'm duf.
9ls iie iih Der 8aronin als Der
lobte porftellten, brobte bieie ibm
f9altbaft NIT bsm Singer.
.@i, ei, mein lieber Serr lieutenant,
mir f9etnt, Sic baben bier elm pitdn=
tes gfbenteuer sefu4t! Sic tpuBten
ia gar niat, baB Sebipig frei it'll"
~Ob. i9 abnte ss." itammelte er pers
leaen.
@sitanbsn bat er es ibr erft an
Spdaeitsabenb.
mMein 8enteuer babe i9 nun bod
ni9t qebabt," meinte er lddeub. sd
Bin pobl ni9t Der re9te Munn ba5u.
% ia, Su baft es eebabt. aber if
min bafiir forgen, baB es bas ein5igs
bleibt!"
limb bas hat iie tpirtlih setban.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-04-20
@arumt ipeiait Sa2

Cor einisen Sabrsn fdnb bei benz
prdiibenten 4rtbur elm @aitmlbl
ftatt,su fpeldem aud einise inoianiI9e
SGuptlinge eingelaben iparen. Cine
Der Rotbbdute bsmsrtte, oab iein
blei4seIi6tiger Ha9bar ii9 gum 5leiz
fde cine sana tleine Msnge eines
8reiss nabm, Der in einem 5isrli1en
@efGbe bor ibm ftanb. @s mar Elm
i4arfer Senf. Ser in bisIer 9caiez
bung unerfabrsne Snbianer msinte,
bieie SpsiIe miiife cine befonbere &oits
bartlett iein unb benubte bic 0slsgsns
belt, iib re9t ausgiebig nit ibr gu perz
forsen. Gr bersebrte duf einmal einen
grobsn 26ffsl bou bapon, perIpiirte Elm
gepaItigss 8rennen, psridludte a6sr
TAPER bic f9redIi9e SpeiIe, nobel er
iebo9 rkAt perbinbsrn tonnte, baB ibm
Sbrdnsn in bic 2lugsn traten. Sein
anberer Ra4bar. aud cine Gotbbaut,
frdste eritdunt: rWas peinit 0u
benna' nWeil i9 baran bente, bab
beute bor d6t Sabrsn mein Batter i'm
Miiiiiiippi ertrunten it," antiportete
iener. Rad einiser 3sit nabm Der
anbere Snoiun.r eine ebenio sroBe
Wense Senfes Su iih. unb min mar
bas @einen an ibm. Da fragte
fp0ttii4 iein 9enohe:. Limb iparum
ipeinit benn OH iebtg" rWsilj j9 MIDI
hariiber grdme, fab nidt aud Ou bas
mails i'm Wtiiiiiiippi srtruntsr bif,"
lautete bic 4nttpprt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-04-20

@erStGi9e Praris. Gin
4rat erbGlt ipdt am 4beno bic &drte
eines Gollsgen. n&omm' bod nod
elm 9isden in bic Sneipe, uns fe6it Der
brittle Nfann gum Sfdt!" = 2isbe
Gmilie. fagte er nun gu ieiner Grau,
i'd iperbe no9maIs fortgerllfen. = ST
es benn 10 ipi6tigs = I9. Elm ihtpiez
riger Sdll. unttportete sr. 3tpsigerste
itub faon ba!
= inbsrmunb. SObnden
bes Staatsanpalts (beteD: y. !. limb
fibre mid ni4t in lluteriu4ungss
arrsi. ...."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-04-20

9lm dnberen Worgen Inn elf llbr fab
ber gommer5ienratb i'm Wo6nSimmer,
bebaglid feline pfeife raudenb, als ihm
Gmil gemelbet tpurbe.
.Was ipill benin ber9" 5dgte er erz
iiaunt unb rteb it9 bic Stirn. Der
Ibenb bate ibm bod einen 9lnflug
bon &dter einsetrasen.
gmil iiberf8ritt bic S9tpslle. gr
fab duBerit feierli9 aus : in Der be-
fannten Serren<9alasSra6t.
.Sie iiberraI9en mid, lieber g."
empfing ibn Der gommer5ienrdtb =
,,fpomit fam id9 Sbnen bienen!"
limb prompt fam es iiber gmils
2ippen:
sd liebs Sbre So6ter uub biefe
mid pieber. sic seben iie mir unb
bamit baita!" fts
Ser Gommeraienratb rib Die @ugeu
ipeit auf: .Waas9"
limb ebenIo prompt t0nte es bon
@mils 2ippen suriid:
ngDds ipollen Sic benn2 Sd bin
aeiunb. elm flptter &erl, unb tperbs Sic
sum fanofen @robpapd nla6en!"
Oas Gntlib bes gpmmersienrdtbs
rDtbste fib. er fprang auf unb risf j:
.Serr, itnb sic bes Seufels2"
n8itte," ld9elts Gmil. DSie fallen
aus ber Rplle. Sebt miiFen sic mir
bic Sanb seben, Sbre So9ter rufen
unb bann seben mir gum Sriibfiid."
rIber. Sreunb9en - bas 1T ia uns
,geipabre, es 1T bic poGe bldnte
@abrbeit : unb baB 9lnes 70 ses
fd1ieht, baruuf saben Sic mir seftern
Sbr Wort!"
Der gommeraisnratb fant tpie
fpradlos auf fetnen Sefel Suriid.
Damn raffte er ii9 ipieber empor:
.Sie baben MIDI ba in elmer faDnen
Sdlinge sefansen!"
npapa," tlang es bd BON Der Sbiir
FER unb stpiI9en ben portieren erIdien
gllmas @eit6t9en. - pSd, papd,
es lit Wabrbeit. er liebt MIDI unb i9
liebe ibH ipieber!"
Der Gommeraienratb brummte nod
elm Weil9en, oann CAB er. be,pegt bon
ben Bitten Der 2isbenben, feline Gins
nilliaung.
limb allen 9lnf9ein nu9 tpirb be-
aute gommersienratb ieinen nguten
&dtb" ni6t Su bersuen buben!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-04-20
@erinssr umterf9ieb.

= @eringer llnterf9ieb.
9anbtpirtb: rWifen Sic, meine
Ridte 1T pirtli9 Elm Pra9tmGbsl, iie
ndht ii4 ibre fdmmtIi9en &lsiber
felbit. = Bon Der bat nod nismals
eine Sdneibertn au9 nur einen Dollar
aetrieat!" : Stdbter: r!6m! Die
meinids Idbt fib aIIeroings irnmer bic
alIerneueften iinb sei9mafpolIten
&oben anfertisen. SIN llebrieen pers
hdlt es iib nit ibr fonit ssuau 10, pie
nit Der sSbrisen!"
= 6D9ite Seufelei. S9ipis,
aermiittercben (iebniudtsboD: r9l9,
tpenn i9 bod bios 100000 Dollars
mein @igen nennen t0nnte. ."-S1pics
seriubn: Gin borsiislider @uni9.
llnb nas tpiirben sic bamit MAIDEN,
tpsnn ia frasen burfg" : Sapisser@
mutter; Isle eutsrbsn!"
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1894-08-02
ERASTUS D. FRENCH.

Sanborn Sentinel: Hon. E. D.
French, of Redwood Falls, has signi-
fed his intention of becoming a can
didate for Senatorial honors. Mr..
French has filed the Office OF Judge
Of Probate for number of years in a
perfectly satisfactory manner and is
we'll spoken of throughout the county.
He should receive the unqualified sup
port of all Republicans.
Lamberton Leader: Redwood coun-
ty has man for Senatorial honors,
E. D. French, Judge of Probate, and
an old soldier, with fine war record,
is the man. He has lately received q
medal of honor from the State of New
York for meritorius service performed
. on the battlefield at Gettysburg. He
is now serving his third term as Judge
of Probate of Redwood county. He
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1894-08-02
CALEB L. HOLMES.

Echo Enterprise: G. L. Holmes, OF
Kintire township. one of the promi-
nent farmers of Redwood county, is be-
ing urged by his friends to try for the
nomination of representative on the
Republican ticket and has, SO the En-
terprise is informed, consented to the
use of his name. Mr.. Holmes has been
a resident of Redwood county for a
great many years and in that time has
acquired reputation as representa-
tive citizen of unquestioned integrity,
energetic and public spirited. Such
is the reputation given the gentleman
by those who know him best, and this
coupled with the fact that Mr.. Holmes
is an enthusiastic Republican would
indicate that our neighbors over the
line would make no mistake in giving
his name a place on the Legislative
ticket.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1894-08-02

ChriAtHN religion here In washington wlO
havepEe1ched the gospelcsf law order. and
peace and to teach them their duty from Z
loftier aaane than he conoeives them to
occupy. He wishes to introduce into the
church a Christianity from without to re-
vive its spirituality and restore it to its
apostolic purity.
Mr.. President, the Senator from South
Dakota is . minister of the Prince of Peace
on earth and good will towards men He is
here as Senator. and before the people he is
an evangelist of the meek and lowly
Nazarene. He is author of the resolution to
which I have averted making lawlessness
lawful and murder unpunishable under GER
tain circumstances in any court where the
United States has Jurisdiction.
do not believe his heart or his head con-
ceived the resolution, or that either approve
it. would adjurx him to withdraw it from
the consideration of the Senate in the inter-
est of humanity and good government. 1
would ask him to take that bomb from the
clerks desk whereon he has laid it: but if
through pride of opinion, or mistaken senti-
ment or incapacity to see the right, he
should refuse, say to him that he has at
tempted to infict upon the body of the COM
mon wealth a wound as deadly as that given
by the dagger of Santo.
Mr.. President, these are trOublOus times
The time will come in the new order of
events when these matters will be satisfac-
torily arranged, for this Republic has al
ways been adequate to every emergency and
these disturbing questions between capital
and labor-and they exist with strong
equities in them I admit will be settled.
think that time is now upon US. But they
will not be settled as the result of any such
proceeding as those against which 1 speak
to-day. Something more than capital, for
which care nothing; something more than
the wages of laboring man, for whom
care much: something more than a railroad
corporation. for whom 1 care nothing is at
stake here. National existence is at stake.
1t is the very condition of the existence of
republics that they are subject to continual
attacks from within and require continual
assistance from their citizens to perpetuate
themselves. That is the meaning of the
maxim that Eternal vigilance is the price
of liberty Kings, like Saturn devour their
children The children of republics devour
their parents. That attack is nearly always
from within. France is subject to it to-
day: the short-lived Republic of Spain sue
combed to it: the Republic of Mexico fell, and
only rose again when it shed the blood of an
immortal monarch upon its plains: Switzer-
land survives, exempted by geographical
considerations, as barrier of ice between
contending nations, and sits like an eagle up
on her nest among the clouds.
The same dangers and difficulties environ
this Republic, and they are upon us now. 1t
is not a mere question of disagreement or
dissension. The ship of State, which two
weeks ago was floating securely and proudly
through untroubled waters, is now buffeted
by conrary winds and is hurled headlong
over waves of an exasperated sea.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1894-08-02
Sheriff's Sale of Real Estate I'm.
der Judgment of Fore
closure.

GTATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
y Redwood. SIS. District Court, Ninth Ju-
diCial District.
Fidelity Loan and Trust
Company, corporation.
plaintiff,
Herman Friedrich and wife,
Mary Friedrich. William
Osher, Anna w. OSher and
husband, William Osher,
defendants.
Notice is hereby given, that under and by
virtue of a judgment and decree entered in
the above entitled action on the Sd day of
July, 1894, a certified transcript of which
has been delivered to me- l. the undersigned,
sheriff of said Redwood county, will sell at
public auction, to the highest bidder for cash,
on Saturday, the 18th day of August. 1894,
at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon, at the front
door of the court house, in the city of Red
wood Falls in said county, in one parcel, the
premises and real estate described in said
Judgment and decree, to wit: All that tract
or parcel of land lying and being in the
county of Redwood and State of Minnesota,
described as follows to wit: The west half
(h) of the southeast quarter G4) of section
number twenty-five (25) in township number
one hundred and ten (11O north, of range,
number thirty Eight (38)west of the 9Th p. M.
Dated July Sd, 1894.
CASPER BLETHEN.
Sheriff of Redwood County, MINI.
JOHN H. BOWERS,
PLAINTIFFS Attorney,
46-7t Redwood Falls, Mimi.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1894-08-02
No Wonder He Had Changed.

OAASSAASN\As
'Are you the man who painted that
ERE picture of Moses In the Bull
rushes?'" asked countryman of an
artist who had recently startled the town
by an exhibition of oil paintings.
Eyes," replied the artist.
Cali right. Then Iwant you to paint
my father"
Certainly, if he gives me few sit
tings..''
Cant do it. He's dead"
''Let me have a photograph of him. -
Cant do that neither. He never had
his picture TAKEN
II am afraid then I must decline. -.
decline! What fur? Haven't you
painted Moses? You didn' have photo
graph of him, did you? No, I thought
not. Well, my father hain't been dead
nearly SO long as Moses. If you can
paint Moses, you ought to know enough
to paint my father
Approaching the situation, the artist
went to work and evolved such por-
trait as he thought might satisfy so
original son.
"Crikey!" exclaimed this art patron
on seeing the completed painting. "That
almost knocks the stuffin out Of Moses;
but, I say, how he has changedp'-Tit.
Bits
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1894-08-02
GEO. B. HUGHES,

St. Peter Herald (Dem.): The
REDWOOD GAZETTE states that George
B. Hughes, formerly of this city, will
stand as candidate for senator from
the Brown-Redwood district. George
would make good legislator.
New Ulm News: And now it is said
Editor Hughes, of the Redwood Rev
ellie, is willing to take the Republican
nomination for State senator from this
district.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1894-08-02
She WIS., Only Ynq.lEang.

A curious looking woman went into
one Of the biggest dry goods stores and
looked around curionsly. She was jus,
as curious, too, as she looked
do you live in town. said she tc
the young lady clerk.
eyes, +" was the reply.
"Who owns this store?''
THAT gentleman said the clerk,
pointing to the proprietor.
Is he good to your
well, not any more than he is tc
the rest, said the clerk. blushing.
''You married." said the woman.
mo" said the clerk
"No thought of it mebbe?''
"Well, yes. have thought of it -
"Got gentleman, hope,' said the
curious woman as she handled and in.
spected the goods she was buying.
How old be you, might ask, if il
amt an impertinence? don't knows
it's any O. my business" she added
apologetically, "but I'm awfully inter.
ested in mos folks. I think it's our
duty to get as we'll acquainted as we
can in this world. By the way" she
continued, I'm cur us to know where
you get your dresses made. want to
hev new dress, and I'm bound to hev
this one in style How much did it cost
your"
The young lady, if we got the story
right, was by this time in a regular
state of mind, and she answered as best
she could.
The answers were evidently salts
factory, but there is limit to the pa
thence even Of dry goods clerk, for
when the woman said to her, 'Is that
your engagement ring?" the little lady
behind the counter flashed out in proper
resentment, None of your business,
madam. +"
''Sho!' said the curious woman,
without any other apparent resentment
"You needn't be so tetchy. Hope I
hain't seemed meddlin. I didn't mean
to be-"
And then they both smiled, and they
parted good friends, for this is funny
world, and the curious woman doesn' It
know yet that she is impertinent. -
Yonkers Statesman.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1894-08-02

STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
~ Redwood, IS. District Court, Ninth Jul
dicial District.
Fidelity Loan & Trust Co.,
corporation, plaintiff
Herman Friedrich and
wife. Mary Friedrich,
William Osher, Anna w.
Osher and husband, Will
lam Osher, John Koenig,
and John Pechtl co-part-
ners, doing business UNI
der the firm name and
style of Koenig g. Pechtl,
Defendants.
Notice is hereby given that under and by
virtue of Judgment and Decree entered in
the above entitled action on the 10th day of
July 1894, certified transcript of which
has been delivered to me, I, the undersigned,
Sheriff of said Redwood county, will sell at
public auction, to the highest bidder, for
cash, on Saturday, the 25th day of August,
1894,at1O O'Clock in the forenoon, at the front
door Of the court house in the city of Red
wood Falls, in said county. in one parcel, the
premises and real estate described in said
Judgment and Decree, tO-wit:
All that tract or parcel of land lying and
being in the county of Redwood, and State of
Minnesota, described as follows, to-wit: The
south half (1<) of the southwest quarter (4),
Of section No. twenty-five 1851, In
north, range No. thirty-eight (ss). west OF
Dated July 10th, 1894.
CASPER BLETHEN,
Sheriff of Redwood County.
JOHN II. BOWERS,
Plaintiffs Attorney,
Redwood Falls, MINI. 47-7t
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1894-08-02

After receiving numerous urgent
letters from friends in Brown and
Redwood counties, Mr.. F. w. Phil
brick has reconsidered his former de-
cision not to stand for Senator at the
Republican Senatorial convention for
this district, and will make the can
vass with view to getting there.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1894-08-02

has heen urged b. bis friends fsr some
time to make the run, but was 10th
to do 60, but has finally yielded and
will do his best. We feel sure that
Redwood county will support Judge
Frenchyand wehope that Brown 'eoun-
ty will also flock to his standard aud
give him their hearty support.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1894-08-02
Teachers Examinations

Notice is hereby given that the reg
ular uniform public examinations for
teachers certificates, in and for Red
wood county, will be held as follows:
Lamberton schoolhouse, Ii and IA;
Redwood Falls, in the High School
room, Aug. 16 and II; Sanborn, (date
to be assigned). All examines are
to provide themselves with legal cap
paper, ink and pens. Examinations
will begin promptly at Ga. m. All
persons desiring certificates to teach
are requested to attend one of the
above named places. S. j. RACE.
Co. Supt. of Schools
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1894-08-02
REPUBLICAN SENATORIAL CONvEN
TT6N

The Republicans of the Ninth Senatorial
district will meet in convention at Sleepy
Eye, on Sept. Goth, at 8 O'Clock p, M, for the
purpose of placing in nomination a candi-
date to be voted for at the next general cleo
ton. The basis of representation will be one
delegate for each 55 votes, or major fraction
thereof, cast for Republican Presidential cleo
tors in 1892 which will entitle the counties to
the following number of votes:
Brown ..............2O Redwood ...........21
BY order of committee.
D. L. BIGHAM. Chairman.