:-t ""i'""'"' T'"" "Q*n*r*mw*v,.* i n11t 11 K.-f jrt-?i I'MliWmilwiowirnrnijiinMiiimi-.u E&>iQi.lKiW Keller Kiesliiisr NEW ULM REVIEW. Twentieth Annual Exhibition Hanft, Franta & Beussmann's OE.iTHE* JOS. BOBLETER, EDITOR & PROP'R. "I**, Minn. State Agricultural Society. tff? l^Mf-^f* Cnrry the largest stock o|| GOODS,'1 DRY The Avar cloud in the East is rapidly TO BE HELD AT lowering, and before another St. Paul, Sept. 2,3,4,5.6, & 7 78. iss^e of the .Review England and ftussia may have crossed swords. HATSAND CAPS, The election in New Hampshire, President's Office, St. Paul, March, 1878. Tuesday, March 12feh, resulted in Dear Sir the election of the Republican candidates It is deemed proper to make for State officers. The Legislature, official announcement of the fact that which elects a United States AND ,.._.. the ^Excntive' Committee of the State General MercMise, Agricultural Society at their meeting Senator, is Republican. held in this city on February 21st, 1878, City Marshal Stowers, of Owatohna, O ANY HOUSE WEST O ST. PAUL. resolved to hold the next Annual State Fair on the spacious and beautiful who shot and killed Langdon Are in constant receipt of grounds of the St. Paul Driving Park for attempting to effect tlie release lESTETW" GOODS. Association, heretofore used for that of his brother, has been re-elected purpose. by the largest majority any candidate Arrangements have already been, A Large And Well Selected Stock Of received at the late election. and are being made, which will render Ladies' & Gents' Underwear. this by far the most complete and attractive During the Legislative session just Exposition of the Agricultural closed, 368 bills were introduced in Our stock of and other Industrial Interests and Arts the Senate, and 489 in'the House. of Minnesota and the Northwest, ever Hotions and Trimmings The number of bill^ which actually held in this State and such ample and passed both houses and went to the cordial assurances have already been received of the zealous and active cooperation Governor was 414 of these 161 originated Is full, complete and marked at low living profits. of the leading representatives in t)ie Senate .and 153 in the of every branch of agricultural and House. We earnestly rcawM an examinatioi. manufacturing industry, as to encourage us to believe that it will enlist a The only Minnesota exhibitors at before purchasingelsu'Jiere. wider popular interest than any of its the Paris exposition, so far as heard predecessors. Kiesling, Keller & Co. from, will be Messrs. Porter & Mowbray, -AT- Arrangements are being made for of the celebrated flouring mills cheap excursion tickets over the numerous Jeussmann' Store, wThose samples of flour Cor. Minn, and Centre Si's. in tiiis city, railroads centering at this point, recently forwarded are undoubtedly and far better and cheaper facilities New llliu, 3lian. the finest ever ground between "the than ever before will be afforded for Post Office Block, Cor. Minn. 1st North Strs., New.Ulm, Minn. upper and the nether millstone.'' reaching the Fair Grounds from the JMLUJLJL. cities of St. Paul and Minuiapolis. Winona Republican. As the people of the whole State are There always will be found a full line of different kinds of FARMING MACHINES:: Postmaster Day, of St. Paul, has interested in the success of the Exposition as, Treshers, Self Binders, Harvesters, Reapers, Mowers. Horse Hakes Ma- to be given under the auspices of forwarded to the department at ws Wholesale and Retail Dealer in chine Repairs Sulky, and other Plows Cultivators etc. etc. the State Agricultural Society, and in Washington a design for anew postal ELF & HEAVY HARDWARE Also a full Assortment of Shelf and He,avy Hardware, Iron. Steel, Carpen- thus promoting and extending the usefulness card, which has been recommended ter & Farmer Tools, Guns & .Sporting Goods, etc. etc. of an organization which has by the committee of the House of We invite all our Farmers and other friends to Come and examine our ma- already done so much to stimulate all IRON AND STEEL. 1,ou of Representatives, and is likely to chines, and other goods, before purchasing elsewhere. Our machines are all industrybanld the arts of that skill "ever which eiti ar-e fully warranted, and will be sold at bottom prices. be adopted. The plan consists of what ou FtU1' based on Agriculture, we venture to lna 0, ISanft, J. Franta, II. II. Beussmann. he has askther fo youartsco-operation and assistance very appropriately termed effort we are making,to render st Sut i a return postal cardthat'is a post-1 nexfh th al card one side of which is to be! oi ze used for the address and message, and the reverse side for the return i ours, address and message. C. JUDSOX, GEO. R. FINCH, SECRETA V. l RES IDEXT A justice of New Hardford, Winona BUKNS STATION, March, loth, 137S. county, had a case before him Editor R&tusw: the other day, the nature of which I Burns is alive. '-t I has si vdaily stat may be understood by the following ""advantagthm!t fro to tl,es wood U!,,V!"sgliT'surelycompetition Fails.. Quite a anion:''the woo a I' mis cjint a competition stage Burn to grow. Railway am stake lillc iUinmOUS deClSlOni I S the Uldff- le niPYif rvf thi'c: nrmvf +1-...+ open up tor us communications with the 1, ment 0 1 tnib COUrt that Oil marry ^yC1'ligl'tlworld, outside and set our town on the pinnacle VnUm,* so that in case of i this girl forwithand may God esteemeds \v hope t**hav* a trades-m CilsU' i!l:i li 1 .,"I !l:iv ifn tto0 (,ln'v\siges. accomodate all toclassestha cultured,erat Have mercy Oil VOUr SOUl yOU Will.uion organized, order establish fixed wisl ex':s rpmflin i rbp fMicrorlv rvf' iho. nffino- lemaiU i ine CUSICaj 0 1 tile OltlCei thue industrious, shirtless and lazy. Asrr&tt many t, WllO Will permit OU S O Wi- 1 he"^-11 nonato obtain the license." The! nevolent contribution result \vas a speedy marriage Our Religion is in a diseased condition. Did not and think Burns would ever get to be so orthodox as to the release of the prisoner. be exclusive. We have two religious organizations, Methodist and Congregational,"in lull blast The C'ongregationistshavi! built a chnrchat the station. It is a good thing to have a church in ruuningorder. THE UNION PAC3FIC STORM. The growing intelligence of our community demands a health orthodoxy. Last summer a" correspondent Fierce Wind and Heavy Snow for in the HEKALII stated tht a certain divine intended to give a sermon on kissing to the Sixty Consecutive HoursImmense young peopleNow that the church is built I Snow BrifftS"Men and think that we should have the sermon. It would not hurt orthodoxy in the least. A sermon on kissing Sheep Frozen to Beiilii in all its variations is one of the elements out of which social composition springs, and must invariably strengthen the social element of orthodox v. SHEPMA^, Wy., March 12.On Kissing is a necessity, and in harmony with cult- ure,- growth, and progress. Ho nice it would /Thursday about midnight a storm sound to hear that sermon in the new church. I of snow and wind set in, covering would be inspiring. I do wish our orthodoxy would recognize the fact that no harm can attach to the the entire country from Green River, discussion of such a rich theme, but good, real, substantial good. Wyoming, to North Platte, Neb., The Methodists hold their meetings in the schoolhouse. a distance of 550 miles. I proved As long as there is a church at the Station, to be far the severest storm known I wonder that there is not Christian spirit enough toinvite them to occupy the building part of the .since the construction of the Union time? It would certainly be a compliment to the intelligence of the body who owns thechurch, to be Pacific railroad. The storm cona little more inendly towards denominations laboring tinued without abatement until Sunclay on the same field. Kxninple is the best preacher. We do hope that the day will come morning, making it impossible when the shepherds shall draw in their horns, and give us a practical demonstrations of what constitutes for persons to go out without almost Christian love. A tradesunion would work certain death. Since the storm subsided admirably. Let us have it. We hope that the thing will succeed, for tiothin:: el: but that will the bodies of a number of persons bring about the inillenium. I.IBEKTY. have been found who died of exposure. Two soldiers perished Golden Gate Correspondence. "between Foirt Russell and Cheyenne, GOLDEN GATK, a distance of three miles. Four men MARCH IS, 1878. S hail or Revieic: with an ox*team were caught fifteen The weather, alter storming last week, has finally miles northwest of Cheyenne three settled down like a young married couple iust commencing of them reached the railroad Sunday, housekeeping and the farmer's are all busy sowing wheat, that is, those who have aniseed terrible frozen, and will probably to sow. lose their feet, and the fourth man Town politic* have been almost as stormy as the weather. Golden Gate was duly represented and. cattle perished. Three ranchmen by aspirants for political honors as usual, but '-The best laid plans of mice or men gang aft were found dead a short distance aglee." above Cooper Lake. I is probable .tames Arnold, our candidate for chairman, this is only a small part of those that has concluded that he does not want to be an angel. James, we think you are too fat for that position, have died from the effects of thebesides we would miss the light of your luminous fT countenance. sprm. One ranchman lost ten The Greenbabk Club is flourishine, as far as re thousand sheep near Egbert Station. gards numerical strenght and also olfactory ,'jVIany other cases are reported of strenght, but it lacks good order and arguments. John Heimerdinger's engine has not moved since loss of stock. Snow is drifted in it arrived at the brewery we think if another rain immense piles wherever there is would come he would not need it. Heimerdinger still grows fat "all de wile." any place to form a drift. Every The people of this place were thrown into a state cut in the railway track was filled of great excitement on last Friday evening by the report that Marsh and family were consumed with snow, and sandsheds were also by tire, also the almost palatial residence hi which full... The railway company had the whole family were sleeping tit the time of the accident, lour or five persons, upon hearing of their forces out before the storm the fire, immediately repaired to the spot where one of the most heart-rending scenes met their gaze, subsided on Sunday, and havp been that mortal eyes ever saw. The remains of the constantly at work with four snow wholi- family, the blackened walls, the all that was sickening, (it almost makes my blood cnrdle to plows at different points with all the write.) while my informant is reporting to me of the scenes that were beheld on that awful night of men they could work.-* The different the whole family not one remains to tell the tale. forces met at this point to-night This whole neighborhood turned out to do honor to the poor unfortunates. Any persons knowing of at 9 o'clock', having cleared 550 miles the where-abouts of relatives in the east will confer a favor by answering through the HKVIEW )n less than three days. All trains will be immediately started, and no P. S. Since writing the above we have learned that it was not A.. Maish that was burned, .but A. further detention is anticipated. The Haystack. passengers were all located where L' i POSTED. they could be well fed and taken care Ru'shford Star: This is the season of,' and those who have been located of the year in which the Indians and where they could see the progress of half-breeds of. northern Minnesota the storm and the efforts made to strain maple sugar through their -&** Will say I believe I am now better prepared than ever before, to furnish*my customers with machines MOST open the road, accord the railroad blankets, and it is disposed of to pale moFiTABLE a"d MORE nrnABLE than any other in the market and will simply say,, come and examine my lino officers and men the greatest praise i'arv at a v.ickle a cake. Jt"s sweet' lor the' result accomplished.,. all th-j same, _. iMW i JnM^f* fl*$ -oft,) &*jf st-jj I '$. i, WII 4&NVNU,* -t -jfe*.*^*.^