%W#iP 1 lif^, !^^^?^^^^w^f^^^^%^^^^^^^^^^^^m~^t^^^^ fy^^'^fgfa^msfjj^j^' JU Sleepy Ey& 'correspondence to the MEW DLM AM) VIGIHIT1 NEW MTISEMENTS Mankato Union: 1.) All persons wishing to make application "It is currently reported that Mr. VT. for seed grain must do so before F. Smith and Dr. Wellcome have purchased New Ulm, Minn., Feb. 15, 1878. the first day of March, as none will the New Ulm Herald, and that otice is hereby given that anew be accepted after that time. they intend to remove it to this place. society has been organized for the 2.) All town clerks have blanks sent We need a paper. Sleepy Eye is a purpose of buying the real property, them by the county auditor for that lively town and deserves more puffing known as "Arbeiter Hall," and that all purpose, and are authorized to make than it gets. We know of no one better just claims against the Arbeiter Verein them out and take oath of applicants fitted to take hold of the enterprise Winona & St. Peter Railroad. will be received and accepted by and witnesses. than these gentlemen." this society, and new stock issued, provided 3.) Applications must be sent to the twenty-five per cent of such auditor on the lirst day of March, and claims is paid in, in cash. All claims A new musical society was organized by him placed before the board of examination must be presented on or before March ARRIVE. DEPART. in this city last Wednesday evening and adjustment at their 2d. 1878, to Aug. Westphal. Passenger 7:30 p. m. 5:45 a. m. i! with the following officers: meeting on the fifth. freight 10:10 p. m- 7:00 a. m# AUG. WESTPHAL, ANTON ZIEHFR, Jos. Eckstein, President. Secretary. President. OOI2STO- "WEST. Ed. Dunkel, "Vice President. Mr. Ladd, of St. Peter, introduced John Weyhe, Secietary. ARRIVE. DEPART, a resolution last Saturday in the House Farmers Attention! Jos. Bobleter, Treasurer. Masquerade of Representatives requesting the appointment ^larshall Accommodation 4:00 p. m. 7:03 a. m. II. A. Subilia, Jr., Musical Director. ot a committee of rive, to investigate J. 13. Wiedemann, Asst. HiNFT, FRAJVTA & BEUSSMAM'S St. Paul & Sioux City Railroad. the charges that have been The society numbers twenty members, made against Hon. E. St. Juhen Cox, and the object is to organize a full Farm Machinery Emporium. but under notice of debate, the I esolutionwent string and brass band. To ST. PAUJ.Through mail and express train over. The committee, no ieares Siouv C.ty nt 10:10 m., St. Peter at 7:32 a. at doubt, was appointed yesterday. ja., and arm est ia St. Paul at 11:10 a. H. H. BEUSMANN'S STORE, making clos connect.on with trains Henry Ahrens, Senator from Nicollet for Chicago and all eastern point'-. Accommodation BALL Golden Gate CorresnoMencc. and Renville counties, came up Post Office Block, Cor. Minn. & 1st. North Street, train loa\es St. James it n. m., St. NEW ULM, MINN. Saturday and remained over Sundav. By our special correspondent P. M. Scrobbs. Peter at 1:05 p. ra. and arrives in St. Paul at GcOO There always will be found a full line GOLDEN GATE, Feb. 10. '78. an. Albert Blanehard returned from of different kinds of FARMING MACHINES Editor Review: OF THE SEASON, To Siuox CITY.Mnil and e\ri". le.nc't Paul i_ ^fcnnjav evening, greatly au as, 'freshers. Self Binders, Harvesters, ls at 3:13 p. m.. St. Peter at 7:00 p. m. ant .unvc* in The exhibition was a grand success. ill health, lul Reapers, Mowers, Horse Rakes Machine rove( Will be given by the Accommodat on tram I fijoux City at 1:03 a. Repairs Sulky, and other Plows We understand that some of the vomen andarr^cmst. Jamts, Win. 15. Ilerriot. editor of the RedI GOVERNOR'S GUARD. laave St. Paul at 6:10 a. Cultivators etc. etc. wood FallsGazette, passed through our of this place have gone into the 4it 8:00 p. m. St.egg business. We hope it may prove citv luht Thursday on his wa} to Also a full Assortment of Shelf and at Paul. profitable. When going to southern or eastern Heavy Hardware, Iron, Steel, Carpenter Arbeiter Hall, Towa, St. Louis, Chicago or any part of & Farmer Tools, Guns & Sporting Mr. C. S. Ilille, traveling salesman Mr. Archibald Coon, while chopping Goods, etc. etc. Illinois take the for Raniurn Bros., of Chicago, one otin the woods one day last week, was so Chicago, Clinton, Dntape'&linn. the oldest and 1 irgett toy and notion unfortunate as to bury the ax in the We invite all our Farmers and other Friday eve., February 22,1B78. houses in the I nited States, came np side of his foot, cutting a great gash friends to come and examine our machines, :R,. :FL. Friday evening and remained over Sunday. and other goods, before purchasing from the big toe to the heel. He was Mr. Ilille has traveled through elsewhere. Our machines are all immediately taken home, where the this section of country for several at fully warranted, and will be sold at wound was skillfully dressed, and he is Tlie Programme. years, during which time he has made bottom prices. Crosse, "Wis. now doing as well as could be expected. XJS a large army of friends, all of whom, General Grant will arrive from 0. Hantt, J. Franta, Beussniann. especially the female portion of them, Egypt in a mammoth Champagne bottle. TIME TABLE. Mr Heimerdinger is preparing to put are always glad to meet him. Ctoing South. Going North. GRAND CARNIVAL a steam engine in his mill at this place. Organization by Prof. Blitzi-Bus of I-a Croxse, Leave 12,18 p. m. arrhe 3,4.1 p. m. On account of the dry times, Mr. H. a new opera troupe. T,,,. Arr. 7.43 Le.n S.00 a. m. thehas suffered a great loss of time, owing Thomas Langdon, emplov of Turkey surrenders to Russia, Comic Pubuqno 35 Leav to scarcity of water but this will be a C. M. & St. P. railroad, 'formerly An Leave67,00 Ointon 11.53 tableau in which all the prominent dignitaries i 5 5 brakesman on the W & St. P. railroad",' overcome by using steam, as he pro- Chicago arr. 0,30 a m. Leave i),lo p. m. of Europe will appear. Trains make close connection at all was shot and seriously wounded Mon-! poses to use the latter when water fails. TICKETS 50 ct. SUPPER EXTRA, important junctions, and between Dubuque day night the 11th. by S. H. Stevens, We wish Mr II. success in his new en and Chicago there are two daily city marshal ot Owatonna. Langdon terprise trains. was interfering with the officer, "who Ft. Valentine's day has come and Tickets can be obtained of every was arresting his brother John foi F. 0. WYATT, Gen. Snpt. gone again, and old friendship has been member of the company, and at the drunkenness and disorderly conduct. Dubuque WHEAT- iowa I renewed, this is especially so in regard IMPORTED CAN.IM SEED Merchants Hotel, Dakota House, Union We have shire learuc 1 that Mr. Laugdni to the amazons of this place, who. we House, Pennsylvania House, W. Hauenstein, died Tuesda^ night at U'p. m. nre told, had the hatchet buried, but and Louis Felkel. For sale, a pure variety of Seotch g~~~ av l)1]|r.v fife wheat in quantities to suit purchasers. bee Countv Auditor Const m* has received Butgettin far. they ohavee been successfule only th handle, as th a (Jisin^ A cordial invitation is extended I)t ft ll fiom the State Auditor, and forwarded up to all.. i Inquire for further information of to the respective town clerks of this hatchet, was frozen more firmly to the The Committee H. ROSS. New I'lm, or sod. The probability is that the little county, a supply of "seeaur.siu" application Carnival Tuesday, MarGk 5.1878. II.CHADROL'RN. Rochester, Minn. ax will be reached, and one of the blanks, which, under the law. bloodiest of battles fought, that the! ipplicants are required to file with th"ir oldest citizens of Podunk ever saw. respective town clerks, or the county Washington's birthday next Friday. auditor, on or before the first day of Programme in next issue, I We the Greenback men of Golden 0. W. Krook is excavating a cellar .March. All eisons wishing to avail Gate to hereby resolve, that we deem 0 under his building. themselves ot the benefits ot the lawit to be for the best interest of theTickets 50 ct. Supper extra. ___ I of M. M. Pomeroyto until such a time as shoulcde make, an 1 file, their application Greenback cause defer the election Grand masquerade ball at Arbeiter UIl evening A F1"iaXv tl hall next Friday evening, nex 11^ he, in his infinite wisdom, may see fit Tickets can be obtained of John Neumann, II. Rudolphi and brother have opened preperations MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN Greae *t are being made, to take another wife. by!er,ue Ph. Gross, Anton Zieher, M. a new shoe store in Popp's building. I th (U)\ ernor's Guard for their mas-' CIGARS, Epple, Jos. Bobleter, and in the evening p-ran I i Resolved, that. we. as a society do th'1 for Secure your tickets at the door. hereby instruct all members, to believe TOBACCOS, & will be seen b} the announcement in masquerade ball next Friday evening. in the teachings of our standard bearer, another column, and the large posters The Odd fellows' and that they are hereby forbidden PIPES, of this city will that luivT been circulated, the pro- A cordial invitation is extended to to read any other paper than Pomerov's give a grand ball at Turner hall. April gramme is a good one, and will create all. THE COMMITTEE. Democrat. (COMMET EE.) 2l5th. jiivgre.it deal of amusement. The hall Minnesota street, next door to 6 Andrew J. Bangs has been appointed will also be beautifully decorated for I GOLDEN GATE FEB. 18,1878. KEEP YQM MONEY AT HOME Sommer's Store. postmaster at Iberia vice. F. Benham. i the occasion, and nothing will be left Editor Rerlw. resigned. undone to make this ball, point of NEW ULM, MINX. elegance, by far exceed anything that i You are hereby requested to increase By patronizing home institutions. We graw our Fr. Quinsy has just received a large seed1., and know hat -n are idling. has e\er been given' by the company.s the salary of your "special correspondent ov, invoice of new saddles, embracing all CENTRE STREET i We do not place 'eeds on commission, and are Sciob.'' that he, may devote his te the popular styles. C'uo,i SAMPLE ROOM & BILLIARD HALL, not compelled 10 resell old seeds year after year. whole time to the business of reporting. ^T' 0 We sell direct, whether we make a -wholesaleor retail 7 We know men that were caught at! ^Z^fl^LfT Mauka t^ Many items are constantly tianspiring trade. th that escape his notice and more worse tricks than carrving valentines,^ Stork true to namefresh ami reliable. important items are expected to transdaily, to the post office, addressed to them- u.'s. Land Ofiice will probably Th We control the entire stork of seed of the Minnesota Marpire, that may escape his notice. I be moved soon from New Vim. Early Amber S'lspr Cane. (Many Interested Parties.) John Hauenstein now manufacturesexport Ask %our merchant for onr seeds. If he does not working for it. The officers slm i bottle beer that is equal to the keep them, order dnect from us, aml-v\e will deliver B1(.t ar niotlier^land. St. Paul, or MilwaiiKee export bottle, toibeer. ]Besides New Ulm them atyourK\pies.s or Post-office at legular Sleepy Eye Jottings. eu an Try it. behaved very ungraciously toward Rept- IN BASEMENT OF 1)iu}nc,- price, dialogue fiee to ell applicant*. rcsentativey-didIrt-atttheelasrl Str.ut wil no doub a ICieslingr's Blocls. theto Pfaender & Mueller are laving in a Strai election,s that no vot for him a HOLLISTER, CARTER & CO., It's a boy! and J. Kelly is the hap i USP large supply of lumber, lath etc. py daddy. the ST. PAIL, MINW. The best of Wines, Liquors and Cigars Several car loads have already been re-! (,onsider the fact a grievous one. and constantly kept on hand. ceived. i Francis Ibbersonr is contmually worthy postmaster-re 'lend a willing ear to the oily gamons of ceiving new goods. Louis Felkel, Prop'r. JohnC, still lives! but he says hej Marshall." ke Cupid an on the wing St. Valentine's 1 could n't stand another such shock. think that the writer of the da3' H. A. SUBILIA JR. The iy that old lady weni for him above knew but very little what he- was' Ox SATURDAY, MARCH 9 th, very busy. writing about whan he penned the WHS just awful TEACHER OF MUSIC. above, at least as regards the vote for We have just received a lot of ele-, Upon the suggestion of Hon. C/C. the undersigned will sell at public Major strait in the Congressional election gant new designs of jobbing material., Brandt, application has been made for auction, commencing at 10 o'clock of lc!7G. Major Strait received 17 I am prepared to giye instructions in. and are now prepared to doali kinds of a supply of young land locked salmon, a. m., on his farm 3 miles southwest classic music, and on all instruments more votes iuXew Ulm than President job work in first-class style. to place in our lake. of New Ulm, the following described as brass, reed or string, and especially Haves, which is more than can be said We understand that Mrs. J. II. Gibbs Some of the railroad men unloading articles: of the town of Home But aside from on the violin. SATISFACTION GUARAN- will soon open a new millineiy stoie ties for the Redwood branch at this 3 horses, two six and one seven the abovee the people of Xev Ulm peoplo TEED IN EVERY RESPECT. For further information moved because the place, last Friday, stopped work and in Schmidt's building opposite the call on me. years old 2 yearling colts 11 cows (not expect ntotretain theaUcertai S. Land Of- vote for Con struck for 82.00 a day. I Merchants' Hotel. fice always but when it is moved, it o^d H. A. SUBILIA Jr. 4 heifers 9 yearlings 1 young bull wi The bill incorporating the village of, John More has sold his interest in 1 hog 1 yoke of oxen, seven years I R. PFEFFERLE, thle Senate Tuesday the lumberyard to his partner H. J. Sleepy Eye passed senate Tuesda old 1 double and one single wagon gressional candidate. As regards the Hansen, and departed for Canby, where the 12th, and no doubt has been signed 1 seeder 2 plows 1 breaking plow 1 officers' sickness of Xew Ulm, the correspondent he proposes to engage in the lumbei Dealer in* by the Governor by this time. i Marsh harvester 1 mower 1 sulkey may ba better posted than business and also open a new hotel. GROCERIES and PROVISIONS, hay-rake 1 fanning mill 2 harrows we are. His many Eriends very much regret his See advertisement of Hanft, Franta 2 sleighs 2 shovel plows, and other departure. & Beussmann in another column. The Springiield Fire. Canned, Dried and Green Fruit,. farming implements. 15 tons of hay, These men handle only first class machines, also a lot of household furniture. and being men of known ability In last week's issue we merely made "GERMAN SYRUP." FLOU AND FEED, they will without doubt, build up a mention of the Springfield fire. The TERMS: Amounts less than $10., No other medicine in the world was good trade. Mr. Beussraann's stock supposition then was that the fire originated STOXE, "WbODEX AND WlLLOW WARE. CASH. Larger amounts, one year's ever given such a test of its curative vf hardware is full and complete, and from the stove, but tacts have credit when good security is offered, qualities' as Bosche's German Syrup. his prices are as low as the lowest. since been unearthed -that throw the Minn. St., New Ulm, Minn. JOHN HEKRY MANDERFELD. In three years two million four hundred matter into a very suspicious lights thousand small bottles of this medicine We are informed by a Hbry reliable We are in receipt of a seed catalogue Meat Market, SM JUENEMANN, were distributed free of charge person that the store was first robbed, from the well known seed .house of Hollister. by Druggists in this* country to those and then set on fire by the perpetrators Carter & Co., of St. Paul. This afflicted with consumption, Asthma, 7hii of the robbery. About $200 worth of MANUFACTURER & DEALER IK house does not commission seeds but Croup, severe Coughs, Pneumonia and goods have been found in the possession sells at low figures for cash. The seeds Harnesses, Collars, -*#:u7"* C. STUEBE, Prop'ri other diseases cf the Throat and Lungs, of a blacksmith living in Springfield, are all fresh and adapted to our climate Saddles, Whips, giving the American people undeniable and he has been arrested. A and soil, being raised on their wi proof that German Syrup will cure bundle of cloth was also found in ow seed farm, but a short distance Saddlery Blankfts, A large supply of fresh meats, 8au*aee, taro-Vvlard them. The result has been that Druggists an old straw pile last Friday. The from St. Paul. Send for a catalogue. etc. etc. constantly on hand.' All orders from in every town and village in the matter should be thoroughly sifted, the Country promptly attented to. *.._ js vi,s ect,fj|b|4 ect CASH PAID FORHlOT&v**&' OUR CLJfB J.1-ST. United States are recommending it to and, if found as reported, no pains ~2 pf'Upholstery and all custom work their customers. Go to Jos. Bobleter, should be spared to bring the guilty Review and St. Paul Dispatch. S2.10 iw pertaining to my business promptly and ask what he knows about it. parties to justice. We are informed Review and St. Paul Globe $2.10 ^Minn* Str. New VTmr Minn* AX attended to. Sample bottles 10 cents. Regulare size doses will reliev any that Messrs.. Kiel & Hcehne will soon Review and Pioneer Press ^82.30 '.hre 75 cents. erect another building, in which they Review and Pioneer, Etess MINN. ST., NEXT DOOR TO ZIHER'S SALOON. SUBSCRIB E mm, with. Map 3*HSB& Ay -a