$??$&$& ^f:'n iKr il-' t-4linSfili, Jusst as we went to press last week, HEW E AM) TIGDHTY. "GERMAN SYBCP." H. A. SUBILIA JR. OuLEjsfSY's TROt'BADOLT.-i, BELI. ItlNG- city clerk Nix informed us that the 3'i ERS, AND COMIC OoxcaitT COMPANY will No otiit-r medicine in tho world -was ever ^nen city council had taken the necessary appear, for the first time in this city, HM -TBUaDEB OF MBSfGnr-wi, such a test ot its cuiiitive qualities as Boschee'sGerna steps, to promptly quarantine any cases at Turner Hall to-morrow evening. Syrup. In three years two million four hundred of small pox, should the loathsome disease thousand small bottles of this medicine were distributed The troupe is said to be first class, and I.am prepared to give instructions in free of charge, by druggists in this country make its appearance in our city. comes well recommended, as the following to tlioseattlicted withConsnmption, Asthma. Croup, classic music, and on all instruments It is also the wish of the council that .severe Coughs, Pneumonia and otter diseases of. will show: as brass, reed or string, and especially the Throat and Lun.cs, giving the American people every one be vaccinated at once. Oglesby's Troubadours appeared last undeniable proof thiit German Syrup will cure them. on the violin. SATISFACTION GUARAN- The result has been that Druggists in every' town night in Music Hall to a large and appreciative TEED INKVERY RESPECT. For further information and village in the United State* are reccommen ling Winona & St. Peter Bailroad. audienceili This is one of call on me. Mr. M. Lipp will make it a business it to their customers. Go to Jos'. Bobleter, and ask the best performances which has struck what he knows about it. Sample Bottles 10 cents. to be in New Ulm every Saturday, for '.s. II. A. SUBILIA Jr. Kegular size 75 cents. Three doues will relieve any this town for years. The bell ringing the purpose of treating all ailments in cass was decidedly good, and the comic part cattle or horses. All orders should be CONCERT AND was side-splitting. The encores were left either with Geo. Schneider, or at ARRIVE. DEPART. so numerous as to nearly double the NARROW GAUGE. the City Drug store. Mr. Lipp has had THEATRICAL ENTEHTAMENT, Piiswenger .7:50 p. m. 5:45 a. m. programme. The Troupe deserves several years experience in this business, Freight 10:10 p. m- 7:00 a.m. a full house wherever it stops. Yankton and he is thoroughly conversant Prospects of the Des Moines and Min given by the (D. T.) Free Press. with all diseases which cattle or horses neapolis Narrow Gauge Railroad. AKKIVE. DEPART. are subject to. Pupils of SI Michael's Accadeniy Correspondence of the Pioneer Press. Marshall Accommodation 4:00 p. m. 7:05 a. m. PEBSOKAL. AMES, IOWA* January 2o, 1878,-T ARBEITER-HALL, The upper end of town harbors a being Dr. Wellcome oftSleepy i'ridav.paid Eye St. Paul & Sioux City Railroad. If you will allow me, I will give in Ul a flving visi last Newr who evidently has but little regard brief what has come to my notice for our laws, or those that enforce Sunday evening FeD.'lO. 1878: L. Hanson, postmaster at Sleepy here in regard to this, road in which To ST. PAULThrough mail and express train them, as.several cases of" petty thievery Eye, gave us a Iriendly call one day Minnesota, as well as Iowa, is very leaves Sioux City at 10:10 p. m., St. Peter at 7:32 a. have been committed of late. We last week. m., and arrives in St. Paul at 11:10 a. much interested. This road has understand that Mr. Weddendorf o'ne lions. C. C. Brandt, and J. Klossner in, making close connection with trains morning woke up minus a wood saw, PROGRAMME. been in operation for some time from paid their families and friends a for Chicago and all eastern point*. Accommodation PARTI. Mr. Henry Schroer a hay knife, Mr. R. Des Moines to Ames, where it connects train leaven St. James at 9 35 a. in., St. llying visit last Saturday-. Bcesch anew scythe, Mrs. Pfenninger OVERTURE, Beethoven Orchestra. with the Chicago & Northwestern Peter at 1:05 p. m. and arrives in St. Paul at 6:50 p. a saw horse and mallet, Mr. Eb. Albert Blanchard departed for St. railroad. The road is well THE LITTLE WOULD E LARGE Farce. in. Schroer anew shovel, and Mr. Schapekam Paul Monday morning to try the Turkish SONG Pupils, equipped, with good passenger To Sirox CITY.Mail and express leaves St Paul anew hay fork. Here is a chance baths for his "rheuinatix," at 3:15 p. m., St. Peter at 7:00 p. m. and arrives In PART II. coaches and box and flat cars, doing for our city marshal to display his dedective Sioux City at 4:06 a. m. Accommodation train Jovial -J. M. Sullivan,. of the well skill, in ferreting out the guilty a good business, and up to this date ANDANTE AND ALLEGRO Orchestra. lave St. Paul at 6:10 a. m., and arrives in St. Jamcg known marble firm of Sullivan & Terry, culprit. THE CUP OK COFFEE..Farce in one act. not a single accident to. the passengers Ht S 00p. m. of Mankato, spent a few', days in SDNG Pupils. or any stock upon the road oar city last week soliciting orders for PART III. In calling the attention of our readers makes about the same time as broad When going to southern or eastern gravestones, to the advertisement of Frank WALTZ, Strauss -Orchestra. Iowa, St. Louis, Chicago or any part of gauge roads. The distance from Burg, which appears in another column, John Ziska, the indemitable saddler Substantially cured... Farce in one act. Illinois take the Des Moines to Am?s is 38 miles. At we would-say that Mr. Burg constantly of Sleepy Eye, paid us a short visit SONG Pupils. CHICAGO. CLINTON. DUBUQUE andkeeps present writing trains run as far as on hand a full line of well seasoned Monday. Come again John. MARCH Orchestra. Stony, about twelve miles, and within "home made cigars," which he MDIH.H .1 Col De Graff in company with two one week from now will go 20 offers to dealers at bottom prices. Mr. Tickets 25 cents, Children under engineers passed through New Ulm miles northwest, within fifteen miles Burg challenges eastern competion 12 years 10 cents, at last Wednesday, bound for Redwood .'V:, either as regards quality of goods, or of Webster City, on the Illinois Central La Crosse. "Wis Falls, via. the proposed railroad route. prices a^d our merchants and others Tickets can be obtained of A. Olding, railroad, where it will cross or The Colonel says that work will be commenced dealing in cigars, tobacco, or pipes, Jos Bobleter, Geo. Schneider, A, TIME TABLE. ofform a' junction this will be done as soon as the frost is out should by all means encourage home Zieher and M. Lauterbach, and in the Going South. Going North, early in the spring. The name of the ground, and that he is bound to industry. evening at the door. arrive 3,43 p. in. DBbnHiAiaVe$ La CroKse, Leitve 12,48 p. have the cars running into Redwood this road, as operated, is the Des Leave 8,00 a. m. by the first of August. So mote it be. Arr. G.45 Moines & Minneapolis railroad. Doors open at 7. Performance tn Evidently counting chickens before Leave 7,00 Clinton 11,55 From Webster City the line continues commence at 8 p. m. Chicago arr. 6,30 a in. Leave 9,15 p. m. they are hatched.There has been prepared northwest to Humbolt: in a Having had occasion to drop in on Trains make close connection at all at the Marshall Messenger ortice Louis Felkel, in his new quarters in important junctions, and between Dubuque northwest direction to Minneapolis, an immigration circular, localized to basement of Riesling's block, the other and Chicago there are two daily Lyon Co., which is printed on postal crossing in its line the Milwaukee & day, we were agreeably surprised trains. cards and envelopes, and scattered St. Paul railroad, Iowa division, at to see with what taste the room has F. 0. WYATT, Gen. Supt. broadcast over the land, whereiu Algona the Southern Minnesota at been arranged. Immediately upon entering they state '-Marshall will soon have Dubtiqne Iowa- Winnebago City Chicago & Northwestern, the room one is confronted with the U. S. Land Orlice." Now we have n't Winona and St. Peter division, a'large mirror which is tast fully placed the least doubt that the Land Office IMPORTED CANADA SEED WHEAT at New Ulm St. Paul & Sioux behind the counter. This mirror not will be moved to Marshall when it goes only answers the purpose of ornament, City railroad, at Lake Crystal. It away- from here, but we have good but it is a very good thing to remind authority for saying that no change is will be seen at a glance at the map For sale, a pure variety of Scotch one that it is about time to go home contempluted for the present. flfe' wheat in quantities to suit purchasers. that this road goes through some of when you get "ha.f seas over." A the best country of Iowa and MinI splendid new billiard table, with pool Inquire for further information of nesota. Its advantages can be seen A case of petty thievery was perpetrated accompaniments, is placed in one end C. II. KOSS, New Ulm, or one night last week in the upper at once. The road can be built of the room to accomodate the lovers C. IIi CHADBOURN, Rochester, Minn. end of town. The smoke house of of the cue At the other end of the room cheaply, does not cost half as much the Kunz family was robbed of quite' a place has been partitioned off for the to run it after built, its capacity is War news on first page. a quantity of meat and sausage, the accommodation of parties that wish to very little less than broad gunge coal property of Mr. Tauer. The same night have asocial chat. The pictures dison Gold touched 1013-8 last Friday. Grand Subscription can be sent north and west from this a quantity of meat, property of Mr.played the walls are beautiful and It begins to look like winter again. line, and in return lumber would come Goetke, was also stolen. Mr. Goetke unique. Tn short, the arrangement of direct to just the country it is wanted is a poor old man with a large family of the room is-complete,, and is equal to Indian summer in the latter part of dependent on him. The perpetrators and then the connections with all the any in St.'Paul..or Minneapolis. January. of these hellish deeds are evidently above roads (and others not mentioned) Mr. Felkel, who is a pleasant accom Read our Montana and Lone Tree impressed that there is no hell, would be an advantage to l_ut niodating .gentleman, seems to be of Lake letters on secondpage. they should be made to suffer ail the the right stamp to make the business to trade and the traveling public. tortures of a hell nevertheless. J. B. Altermatt has been appointed a success. See advertisement in another Mr. J. J. Smart, the superintendent postiuaater at Leavenworth. column. of this road, is a very energetic man, BALL, Quite a sensation was created in tow-n Don't forget the masquerade ball at and is doing all he can to push the last Monday evening by the report that Turner Hall next Saturday evening. THE NEW ULM, POST OFFICE. road through to completion. John Ziska, of SleepyEye, had met with A few first-class diaries for 1878, can R. E. Hurley, the civil engineer, a fatal accident, a few miles from town, Given by the be obtained at the City Drug store at is busy getting up maps while on his way4iome. It was reported Statement of the Business of the New Hew Ulm Tioraverein, cost. his horse had run away throwing and drawings, and doing the work L'lm Post Oihce during the Year 1S77. Mr. Z. out of the buggy against a stone We are promised a daily passenger that devolves upon an engineer of a GENERAL BUSINESS. with such force, that he died instantly. train from AVinona next summer. new line, and is very much interested In their Dr. Berry was summoned and hap-1 Received from stamps, envelopes and Marshall Messenger. in his work. At St. Jo, Missouri, HALL, und John alive, withjio inten-1 cards $ 1,885,91 pily found the work has already commenced A new lot of masks and masquerade 279,40. tion of dying yet for awhile. It seems Received for box rent trimmings just received by Miss Westphal, upon a narrow gauge, with Des that in turning the corner at the brick and Jos. Bobleter. Moines as its terminus so when this $ 2,165,31. school house in Milford, the wheels on Saturday eve., February 2,1878, is completed, and the Des Moines & Dick says that we'll have wild geese MONEY ORDER DEPARTMENT. one side of his buggy went upon a stone for dinner, carnival. Hope so! butthrowing Minnesota railroad is completed to him to the ground, but he Domestic orders issued who'll furnish the geese? was merely stunned by the fall Minneapolis and St. Paul, this will (1,878) $25,399,04. be a long and profitable route to Fees on same 234,85. The !Frog?ra,2aa.aaQ.e A prairie fire illuminated the sky off Foreign orders issued, (40).. 406,05. Missouri, and one over which, in to south last Thursday night. A rather will consist, among other things, of the. NEW ULM, MINX., Jan 28. 1878. Fees on same 12,45 unusual sight in January. summer, there will be a large passenger Editor Review: following main features: Domestic orders paid 14,069.37. traffic, as well as freight, Now that our School Board has been For the benefit of those that wish to Prince Carneval in Olympia. and the Foreign orders paid 2,962,27. authorized by our citizens to expend -lliose who have no faith in narrow be vaccinated, We would state that Dr. Olympian fugitives. Domestic orders repaid (3).. 51,75. from 15 to 20,000 dollars for a newschool Berry is in receipt of afresh lot of vaccin gauge railroads, just see the workings Surplus monev. order funds The first Herring M., Mankat 9,384,00. house, 1 hope they will have a virus. of it, and then decide. Is remitted to Ex-President Grant's return from building put up, which will at once be A. C. J. W. Taylor, formerly of this place Egypt. a credit and an ornament to the city Total funds handled $52,519,78. and Sleepy Eye, is now editing the Beloit and at the same time that they wi.ll use NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. & Canton Times, at Beloit, Lyon REGISTRY DEPARTMENT. every means at their command to have county, Iowa. mi TICKETS 50 ct. SUPPER EXTRA. it done as cheap as possible, and I Number of registered letters sent- would say right here in order to do 419. A down town gentleman is looking Number of registered letters this, the competition of experienced diligentely for Stamboul on the Eastern Tickets can be obtained of Chas. received 794. war maps.Can not some enlightened builders in the State should be called Brust, Dr. C. Weschcke, Rudolph Kiesline:, gentleman help him out. into the field. To have the heating and Packages of registered mail W. Hauenstein, Frank Grebe and 5,145. ventilation perfect, it must be done by F.Burg. in transit received. We print on fourth page the bill introduced vv builders of experience. The members in /he Senate, providing for Sleepy Eye Department. of our School Board being known as A cordial invitation is extended the settlement of those old Railroad to all. public spirited citizens, I do not apprehend Bonds, in full. I is worth a perusal. for one moment, but that everything MANUFACTURER AND DEALER I N The Turnrereta. By our special correspondent. will be done to get up a school Remember St. Valentine's day comes CIGARS, The Review meets with favor. building second to none in the State. on Febuary 14, and that you can be accommodated R.PFEFFERLE, :r.:^:"::.--:i^ with either a sentimental TOBACCOS, & Our granger friend takes it cpoly, A TAXPAYER. or comic valentine at the City Drug Dealer in Business was quite lively last week. 'store. We copy the following from the St. PIPES. GROCERIES PROVISIONS, Six carjoads of wood were received Peter TBIBUNE which expresses our Garden seeds from the Agricultural and sold last week. view of the matter to a dot. Minnesota street, next door to C. Department are. beginning to pass Send it in.An exchange pointedly Canned, Dried and Green Fruit, Wm. Robinson, wishing tobe relieved through the mails, and the swearing Somrner's Store. puts it this way: -'Send us the news, from the cares of business, is closiug season for the mail agents has consequently NEW ULM,-- When anybody dies, gets married, ge*ts out his stock of goods at cost, .-MINN. J! FLOU AN FEED &fr** commenced. hurt, runs away, builds a house, barn runs away Fritz Kcehne, formerly of your town, STONE, WOODEN ASJ WILLOW WAH E. or stable, makes a big sale, or whips CENTRE STREET legis doing a rushing business. Fritz unhis We are sorry to learn that Hon. Wm his manor his wifebreaks his himderstands bis. SAMPLE ROOM & BILLIARD HALL, Minn. St, New Ulm, Kinn. B...Marriott,' editor of the :Redwood or gets the senses knocked out of Falls Gazette, and receiver of the U.by a mule, or does anything in any way J. J. Kelly has started a new']umber S. Land Office at that place, is seriously remarkable, and you have reason to behas| yard. He already has some lumber on .M indisposed with a cold which lieve that you know as much about the the ground, and fortyv carloads more Meat Market, settled on his lungs. .*M occurrence as ajtybody else, don't wait coming.'" for some other person to report it, or S. D. Peterson has built himself a trust us to find it out by instinct, but Thrpugh a misunderstanding of off new office here last week, and he expects Gome, and tell us about it, or send us 'i M. EPPLE, PROTR. devil,, we made 0 0 first part of the to do a "railroad" business in AT i*% the facts on a postal card. This is the masquerade programme of the Tuimvefein machinery, the coming spring. way news-is supplied, and it takes a ssJN BASEMENT OF' fa read "Prince Curneval in Olympia" A large supply of freah meats, sanran, faan*t,f' goodly supply of that article to make L. Hanson, our accommodating postmaster, lard etc. etc. constantly on hand. All orcen tram to which should have been added i&aaaizier'B the Country promptly attentat to. BIOCK: a good home paper. See if you can improve has a small hand press, and is 'and the Olympian fugitives." We GASHPAID FORHIDB& and let us know every item of prepared to print envelopes, cards, letter The best of Wines, Liquors and Cigars, correct the blunder in this week's issfle. interest that transpires in vour neighborhood." heads, note heads, bill heads, and "v% constantly kept on hand. circulars on short notice. .V LMii Felkel, Pnpi mm HL.^ 4~'k i ii i|i stas- i'^ & '^"'"i. 4 i 'st'*i*ii!mrui '"''i