Yl %W^m^,m wrm ^yy s=a- 8 "75?-"*-"""?^ y.-^'^y^ NEW ULM AND YICINFTY. riniyr "ff'The ferry heretofore known-as' 4- correspondent of theLoreno Itiajwt '^L^^jSR^kSBTaTCCTaj^R^BRT^^Bj^BH 0** Beussmann's ferry has been suspend* Eye Wiie 4traJtesays: is just the right mantothe right place OarJtegtlar C^reepORdeRt iiiataj.) last^ ed, and parties going to Fort Ridgely "Beading overthe Wew Vim Review, The caucus at Turner Hall Would it not be well to build it high if WEW 17I,M PBODUCE SAIKET. I observed the notice of the "Agricultural and Beaver Falls should cross on'the Friday evening was called to order by enough for a public hall overhead! Mr. Bower'snew residence fn BrookJin Association of Brown county free bridge,. 5^^f*r, *?*M Ernst Brandt. On motion Aug. Westphal tf Corrected weekly by R. Pravrxux tfCrar school closed last week for a two is nearly completed. will hold a meeting on Sunday, when was elected chairman and Jos. week's vacation^ In the meantime the seeds ordered by the.association "'Vol. IIof "Our Church Record," Call on John C. Zieske for a good A. frlourTper bbl -.W.806.0C will be distributed among the members. Bobleter secretary.' Prof. Cutting is busy erecting a new published at Loreno, by Rev. O. P. No. 1 harness. John has lots of *em. Wheat, per bushel 35to75 I think it is wrong for the association Mr. Thiele stated that the city Pond house on his farm near this place. Champlin, has been issued. It is a Mertz A Thill have hung out anew Oats, per bushel 15 to transact business on Sunday master had wrongfully taken upone of Barley per bushel 3040 neat little paper published in pamphlet for there are those who are not If the weather continues fine a few sign. Pretty good, Buckley. P-f his colts and had'illegally collected Corn per bushel, 1520 Saturday christians who would join days more the farmers in this section form and is devoted mainly to church --4.George Dayton is out with his mammoth Beaus, per bushel 1.75-2.25 the association if the business was $12.50 from him, and as he could not will have their seeding done. matters.' Feed-Store sign also. t##j#! Recaiyed. and OfleredfinrSaleat Astflnishing Low Prices, ty Potatoes, per bushel 25 transacted on some other day." obtain justice from the city council A. E. West was appointed justice The first thunder storm of the season F. Burginger's little child was taken Dressed hogs, per 100 lb 3.003.25 We think this correspondent is about he brought the matter before the BWW?*^^1^ of the peace for the north part of this Dams, perponud 10 visited this vicinity last Thursday very skk Saturday and died within an right. The association would be meeting. After considerable heated Cheese per rb..... 15 2* i^t- town one day last week by the supervisors night. The wind howled, the lightning hour. '^:.fit \-4 rSi- much larger and its annual fairs would lard.per poudd 10 discussion between Mr. Thiele and $3"^ of this town. ^/i^ flashed and the thunder crashed, Morris Conrad is unable to bag anyone Rye flower, per bbl. 4.C0 be far better patronized if Saturday some of the city authorities and others but all this confusion of the elements for his calaboose, but he managed tt. Mr. HeUiker, on the Lee farm at Buck wheat flour per 100 lb. 4.00 should be choosen as the winding up the matter was tabled. Salt, per bbl, 2.15 was accompanied with but very little to bag two ducks Friday last. Lone Tree Lake, met with qmV a loss :*vx day. As it is. but few Americans are Mr. Wagner offered the, following Butter, per lb 710 Andy, our genial barber, is haid at on Sunday last. His son had been,to rain. 0 members of the association and they 3ggs per dozen 8 resolution: ^^'4. Oscar Hanft last Monday commenced work at his well trying to get, water the post office and was returning home take but little interest in our fairs. Honey, per pound.... 1820 RESOLVED, That the eity council be excavating the cellar for his new to supply the city of Loreno on horseback when the horse became Elsewhere the fairs are held on week aAd is hereby instructed to manage residence. Mr. Bohm, of Winona, has unmanageable and tried to rim away J. Zieske is in receipt of of a car daysand fair week is always looked forward BROWN COUNTY OFFICERS. the financial affairs of the city for the the .contract for putting up the building. he doing his best to hold the animal, load of lime and is now prepared to to as a holiday week and Post Office Address New Ulm. every- coming year with the greatest economy. When completed Mr. Hanft will which finally stumbled and fell and in AVBZTORH. B. Constana. supply the needy. Give him a call. body attends. TRBAIVRBRK. Schubert. have one of the nicest residences in the so doing broke its neck^* It will be RconTKR OF nxKntA. Walton. If you are in want of a good trunk unox OF PROSATSA. Westphftl. This led to a lenghty discussion. city. quite a severe loss to Mr. HeUiker. Elsewhere we notice Mr. J. B. Russell's CI.KRK or THIS DIIT. COURTAlbcrtBlanchnrd. go to J. C. Zieske's. He has just received Some claimed that the adoption of SRKRirr-rJohn Manderfield. The Oil City Derrick says: A Chicago Our otherwise quiet community was resigantion as depot agent and anew lot and will sell cheap SVRVBTOSJ. Berndt. such a resolution was useless as the woman is going to try to keep her COURT CoatMUMOKKRE. O. Koch. i disturbed last week Tuesday by two his speedy departure from our midst. for cash. COUHTT ATTORRE YB. F. Webber. council would do as they pleased anyhow. mouth shut three thousand quarter COROKXRJonas LaudeKschlager. belligerant individuals who could not He has associated himself with Mr. J. Dr. F. H. Wellc'ome's new sigh has COVMTV SVPERIHTKNDXRTJohn Lind. Others held that the council hours. If this new departure should agree about a certain road. Fisticuffs Childs, of Amherst, Portage county, arrived from Chicago and if a sign will CoMMiNiONXRaChas.Wagner.chairman, Ole Jor. had done no more in the way of making Larson, Anton Slander* become epidemic what a mighty peace xenton, W. Hj.Sanders, A finally settled the matter and one of draw business this one certainly will, Wis., and will hereafter devote his ?eld. improvements during the past year would settle down oyer this troubled the combatants retired with a black for it is "heap nice." time to the manufacture and sale of than they bad been instructed to do by land. eye, the other one minus a shirt and a PROGRESS LODGE NO. 28, the Simplicity bee-hives, section boxes, The good natured Dr. Bery is quite a similar meeting of the citizens last Cheap Charley has received a large black eye to boot. comb foundations and apiarian supplies CHEAP CHAELEY, often seen on our streets lately. Success year, and than was absolutely necessary. '':i: VU invoice of new spring and summer generally, ana the cnlture of bees. Dr., probably you have a Sleepy f Alta Correspondence. clothing, gentlemen's furnishing The Simplicity hive was introduced Eye on Loreno. The question of where and how the goods, boots and shoes, Ac, and makes by parties in Ohio about two years ago $6,000,00 for streets and bridges as reported Editor Heview: Some one has slipped off with F. the fact known through the columns since which time it has become. very in the financial statement had Boll's two hunting dogs. Better return We think it is Schuylar Colfax who, THB of the REVIEW in a large new advertisement. popular and sels on sight wherever exhibited. been expended, was brought up, whereupon in speaking of the present financial them and save costs. We willl devote more space FHL It is the simplest hive Mr. Boesch presented the following crisis, says: "We have turned the to a notice of his goods next week. John C. Zieske's is the place to get known, giving the very best of satisfaction statement: corner." From the upward tendency your lime and plastering hair. John wherever used, on account of At a meeting of the Executive committee OnCentrestr. west of State str. of real estate in ourtown, one is not sells Winkelmann's lime, the very best. the ease with which bees can be handled of the State Teachers' Association, from May 8, '78 March 6, '70 $1550.65 only induced to think that we have Call on him. in them and the greater amount of held in Red Wing, March 21st, it Bridge arcoss Minn. River 800.00 turned the coner towards prosperity, C. B. Blake is now prepared to furnish honey which can be raised with it. The was determind to hold the meeting of Driving Spiles at Bridge 05.00 but that we are already along distance his. customers anything from a surplus honey in the hive is all raised the Association in August, beginning Cottonwood Road 100.00 on the road thitherward. fgr nice dried apple to a pair of Bradley A in one pound boxes. Each hive containing on the evening of the 19th, The Association Ferryman's salary 300.00 We take pleasure to call the attention of the Public of New Ulm and We learn that Mr. A. E. Somerville Mitcalf's boots or shoes. They are 56 boxes, capable of holding will meet in the Normal School Centre str., east of State str., vicinity to our extensive stock of NEW AND ELEGANT has sold 80 acresof his land for sixteen going off like hot cakes. Meets every Thursday evening at one pound in each. The frames and building in Winona. Front str., and 3d North str., 3000.00 hundred dollars. Spring & Slimmer Clothing Union Hall. Brothers from abroad boxes can be removed, and others F. Koehne arrived home Saturday PALATABLE MEDICINES,Ayer's On road leading to Big Cottonwood If the mere prospect of a railroad are cordially invited. inserted at will at any time without Cherry Pectoral is a honeyed drop of evening from Chicago. He will give bridge 25.00 through our town renders land so very CHAS. WAGNER, M. W. relief his Cathartic Pills glide sugarshod any great disturbance of the bees, up the cattle trade for the present. HENRT CONSTANS, Recorder. Near depot and various other valuable, what fabulous prices will our over the palate and his Sarsaparilla which cannot be done with any other He is going out of the hotel business places 48.35 is a remedy that imparts vigor to lands attain when the iron horse actually now being received by us, and offered at the following LOW PRICES: NEW UL LODGE NO. 53, hive on the Market. The entrance and is now busy fixing up his residence. life, restores the health and expels disease. snorts over our beautiful prairie. 0 through which the bees pass in and Waterford (Pa.) Advetiser. Total $6000.00 Mailmatter for this burg should be The idea of a railroad through the town All Wool Cassimere Suits, New and Latest Styles, from $3,50 to $5,00. out can be made larger or smaller at Mr. Boesch also stated that the The vacant lot between Baarch's addressed "Sleepy Eye," as the name of Albin is no new idea to us. In fact will by which anyone can make the Light Weight Spring Suits from $4,75 to $9,00. work had been performed for much saloon and Leibold's barber shop is at of the post office is as yet unchanged we have long maintained that such a entrance to suit the particular times less than heretofore. That only 15 last to be put to other and better use Union Suits from $6,00 to $7,00. and if letters should be addressed "Lo- road would be built. Hence we regard and seasons, and which every beekeeper meets every Saturday evening. Broth* and 12^ cents per yard had been paid than raising garden sass. The agent reno" there is no telling where they it now, as ever in the past, as merely a Elegant Worsted Suits from $8,00 to $12,00. ers from abroad are cordially invited.- will readily understand is a for excavating, and 23 and 24j cents of the McCormick reapers has leased would go. matter of time. When that time comes A. H. ScnLEiDER, N. G. great advantage. The frames are Scotch Suits (Latest Styles) from $4,75 to $7,50. for graveling. it and is having it put into shape for HoW about side-walks? Are we going we shall invite our friends to visit our OSCAR HANFT, Secretary, made with metal corners, light strong Mr. Forster, city treasurer, then Boy's and Youth's Suits from $2,50 to $6,00. displaying and storing the various to have any more or not? Your town and settle in our midst. Just and durable and will last for years. CHARITY LODGE NO. 98, A.F. & A.M. read a statement of the city fiinances, machines manufactured by that firm. correspondent heard several men think of,a beautiful and thriving village Pants from 65 cents up to $3,50. The whole hive is made by machinery from which it appeared that there swearing the other dark night. They in the bosom of our own town, Now^ve've got it. A gentleman informs Summer Caps from 25 cents up to 45 cents. for the purpose and at a price which was some $48.00 in the treasury Friday Van against Zieske's walk and one fellow probably located just at the head of us that "Loreno" is a Spanish easily places it within the reach of noon, and that the total liabilities HatsNew Stylesfrom 50 cents to $2,00. andmeans theFrench spoke out "This a dd mean hole Lake Hanska, and bearing the name of word all. It is without doubt, as pronounced of the city were some $11,000. These to get into." Why don't our City that beautiful lake, viz: "Hanska." White and colored Shirts from 45 cents to 75 cents. province annexed to Germany in the by all who have examined it, the Meets on the second and fourth statements seemed to give general Fathers do something to get those Thus located about equi-distant from last Franco-Prussian war. Some' of In Boots and Shoes we have a full and complete ine and can give you Tuesday in each month."" cheapest and best hive known. Mr. satisfaction. Mr. Wagner said that the places fixed? We are Loreno now, and St. James and Loreno, it would, at these fine mornings the Loreno Sleepy Russell has one of those hives at M* DR. A.. MARDEN, W. M., CALF-SKIN BOOTS from $2,00 to $3,50. Every pair warranted. financial statement published should be not Sleepy Eye. once, become a common center for Eyetes will wake up to find a detachment Mullen's store and invites the bee-keepers OLE M. OLSEN, Secretary. more specific, and show just where and Children's and Ladies' Shoes from 45 cents to $1,75. sportsmen and pleasure seekers at of Kaiser Wilhelm's Imperial Loreno is onthe increase all the time, of this vicinity to an inspection of for what such large amounts had been large. There are few lakes of equal Guard standing at their threshold. 0 at least anyone would think so by the the same. expended. ""38 magnitude and beauty in southern way Peter Majewski receives baby carriages. Our Spring and Summer Clothing are all newly-made goods and all CITY ELECTION. The city election Mr. Hummel moved that the street Minnesota. A grand place for fishing He has received one car load yesterday was a tame affair. Only 300 PERSONAL. of our own manufacture, and we are able to give eveiyone a fit be lie lamps no longer be lit at the expense and hunting upon its banks, and and two more are on the road. Now votes were cast. Jacob Brust, Peter Carl and Henry Crone departed for of the city. This brought on a lively lean or fat, tall or short. sailing and rowing upon its bosom. if anyone is in need of such an article, Please examine our stock Scherer and Fr. Boock were elected Chicago last Wednesday with several discussion, and the motion was finally Those who live a few decades will, in give him a call, for Peter is bound to councilors and O. Hanft Constable, by car loads of potatoes, eggs and butter. voted down by a large majority, as also all probability, take pleasure trips and we guarantee you satis- satisfy you. the following vote: Winona & Saint Peter Railway. one, also introduced by Mr. Hummel, Supt. Lind and Tory Olsen visited from the village of "Hanska" to the Mr. J. G. Benson, formerly of Belle COUNCILORS, Going East Arrive. Depart. to dispense with the night-watchman. Loreno last Saturday, the former to "Old Stockad" in a small steamer. faction. Jacob Brust 300, Fr. Boock 282, Peter Plain, Iowa, has purchased three lots Day Passenger *6,00 a.m. *6,00 a.m Why, Hummel, we hope you hold a teachers' examination and the Will not that be ahigh day for this grass Night Pass'ger *4,10 p.m. *4,10 p.m Scherei 181, F. W. Baarch 147. north of the Revere House and intends have no intention of going into the hoppered out-of-the-way-place when latter to view.the city. We understand 6,3 0 a. 4 Freight No. 14 *6,30 a.m. to put him up a fine residence. Mr. CONSTABLE, house-breaking business, that you wish your humble correspondent can sit in that about twenty-six applicants Respectfully, Freight No. 16 *7,00 p.m. *7,00 p,m Bensou is a carpenter by profession, O. Hanft 207. the city to be shrouded in darkness and Jfe^ his room and hear the engjnes whistle for padegogic honors were examined. Going West. Arrive. Depart. but he is not determined whether he The sheriff's sale of H. Behnke & the watchman discharged. 5" and the school-bell's merry chime from H. A. Subilia returned from New Day Passenger *7,25 p.m. *7,25 p.m will follow his trade or go into some Bro's Stock commenceed last week our prairie village. Mr. Editor, some Jacob Brust, Peter Scherer and F. Night Pass'ger 18,30 a.m. 8,30 aim it'" York last week. He informs us that other business. Freight No. 15 *3,30 p.m. *4,07 p.m Tuesday. The sale is generally pretty of your readers may smile, but what Boock were then nominated for councilors thetimes in the eastern states are even Freight No. 13.. .*12,2C a.m. 12,20 a.m well attended and the sales so far have Our enterprising editor of the WideAwake of that. The thing is a thousand by the following vote: Jacob duller than here and that the poorer 3?. S-Ooocis "bo-ijiglrt of vis and. Except Sun. Except Mon. Ex* averaged about $500 per day. As a started out Thursday morning times mpre probable than was the location Brust 40, P. Scherer 38, F. Boock 34, classes in the large cities are suffering cept Sat. Freight train No. 13 is permitted general thing the poorer class of goods and building of Loreno ten at 5 a. m., killed a goose weighing \A% Geo. Jacobs 33, F. Baarsch 20, W. u not suiitaAole can Toe ret\irnedaxici for the want of proper clothing and to carry passengersbetween Kasota years since. Now folks don't laugh bring pretty good prices, while the lbs., arrived home at 40 minutes of 6 Boesch 28, H. H. Beusfmann 14. Oscar and Sleepy Eye. Train No. 14 carries edibles, there being no work from mon ey -will Toeolieerfully refund- passengers on Saturdays only. and spoil our fun for we believe this better class are in nearly every instance Hanft wasnominated for constable a. m.,picked the goose, had hind quarters which they could earn something. ,-83 J. B. RU88EL, Agent. thing is going to transpire. bid in at a rate far below cost but all looked upon it as a huge joke. fried for breakfast by 6 a.m., ed.. fjfi Gold Watch Presentation. price. The sale will continue from went to office and set up three columns Remember the concert at Turner It appears that many of,our famers ".*& day today until all the goods are sold. of type, flailed away at the fire for CORRESPONDENCE. have lost stock by black-beg. This Hall next Sunday evening. Every public man that has any patronage over three hours, got his paper out and A furious runaway occurred last Friday disease is generally, it not always, fatal. Yesterday was all fool's day and ye to dispose of has "heaps" of OOTTAGE 6-oct UPRIGHT PIANO, finished the goose by 4 p. m. Beat afternoon, but aside from promiscuously 4 If any can suggest a real cure for editor was about the first one taken in. Bnrnetown Item*. friends and hangers on that allege they that, ye editors, if ye can. strewing the wagon about on it he would confer a great favor upon would go through thick and thin for The farmers are all busy seeding, Minnesota street no damage was done. /"V We noticed Henry Dressier in our famers generally by making the same The wheat market is fiat at present. him, but let once adversity overtake and the city in consequence presents a A Mr. Nelson, the owner of the team village the other day, and fun was public. We know of no remedy for The Review was the first to furnish him the scene changes so quick that dull appearance now-a-days. and who was a little the worse off for what he wanted. He got up a race between its cure, but have much faitff in the our people with the session laws. it makes his head swim. These hangers Sleepy Eye is now "Loreno," and liquor, was afterwards arrested for .A. a couple of young gals. The following as a preventive: on are only his friends so long as A. G. Anderson does a good lumber the sooner that Sleepy Eye is bunged 3 leaving the team standing in the street winner was to have five cents, but as J- i- Two parts common salt, one part air he is in a position to reward their "Tu business. up the betterPioneer Press. \*i._ unhitched and after a night's lodging it turned out a tie, candy was bought slacked lime. Mix well and feed friendship with a good fat office, that in jail, wasfined$5.45. The practice,, The railroad hands are busy distributing The monthly stock fair for April and divided between the two. Call again, gone, their friendship is transfered to twice a week, or keep constantly before will be held next Tuesday. We hope of leaving teams standing in the streets ties along the track. Henry, the girls say they want another quicker than the best cook can them. We nsethis and have to see a good turnout this time. unhitched is a common occurrance, and more candy. Ambros Parsons has returned home flop over a pan-cake. Once in a while never had a case of black-beg. Try it, if the marshal is going to arrest all Rev. O. P. Champlin will preach at from Chicago and is again in the field BVSTEDIt appears a lady of this you will find an exception to this rule, farmers! guilty of that negligence he will have the Methodist church next Sunday buying cattle. burg had two men engaged to be married and Major Strait, our ex-Congressman, his hands full. evening. HBW ADTEITISEMENTS to her. One from Burnstown, is one of them. His course during his Is it possible that the railroad lands The many friends of J. B. Russell, The Odd Fellows of this city have in this vicinity will not come into the other living N. E. of here across six years service in Congress has been for several years depot and express decided to give a grand subscription market this summer? the Minn, river. N. E. man arrived according so honorable and upright, that it has invite your attention to our new patent For sale or rent. agent at this place, will regret to learn ball Saturda y, April 26th. won him hosts of warm and steadfast to promise, but some mischivious SIX OCTATE COTTAGE UPRIGHT, J. S. Colomy has toiled fixing up his yr-} that he has resigned his post and will friends who now, in his dav of adversity, fellow telegraphed to No. 2 to hur A two story frame building, 20x42 being the only one manufactured in the U. S. It it See Ida & J. B. Wiedemann's concert new house until his hands are all blistered feet, now occupied by Ernst Fay, at in a few days take his departure for stick to him like a Poorman's plaster. made throughout of the best material and workmanship. ry up, which he did, arriving in forty programme In another column. up. He says he wants no more Burns Station, Brown Co., Minn. The Amherst, Wisconsin. The position, The action is our patent improved and This must indeed be gratifying ThKwill be a rare musical treat and minutes by team and claimed his in his. building was erected in the spring of is the best in use it fills along felt want for a if its occupant wishes to please both ""wtniope to see a good attendance. to the Major. Ever since the day when rights on the ground that his engagement 1878, is centrally located and suitable Wild geese are seen very plentifully light, portable, handsome and cheap Piano, which the company and the public, is a hard his defeat last fall became known his Money loan at lowest rate* to the girl was first. The for any kind of merchantile business. in this neigborhood and the sale of will in a great measure supersedethe Reed Organ. annual interest on First Mortgage, on Will either sell, rent'or trade for good ^pne to fill,, but so well and businesslike large army of friends have vied with other claimed his marriage came off amunition has something to say in the improved farm property. The Walnut is designed for schools, the nursery has Mr. Russell managed its affairs Improved Farms. GEO. KUHLMAN, one another to prove their friendship J^B| -^!f^^ first. Hot words ensued and finally matter, For particulars enquire of and practice. Rosewood is suitable for the most New Ulm, Minn. |hatnoword of complaint was ever for him. Just before his departure No. 2. hired a buggy of one of our livery Jacob Herscheler, New Ulm, elegant surroundings. Guaranteed for five years. We would judge from the Wide-Awake hearJ from any source. In his departure from Washington a parting reception The large frame building at Burns men and drove up, she jumped or Ernst Fay, Burns Station. Will stand in tune as long as any piano in the that G9orge Buckley of Loreno is the company looses an obliging and was given him, and the word "regret" Station now occupied by Ernst Fay is in, and the twain started for New Ulm market Write for particulars and terms. Liberal quite a shot. Bring him cut a stuffed faithful servant. C. W. Heideman, which was placed in a large boquet, offered for sale or rent at a bargain. in post haste. Oh bow sadly the heart TWESSER HAL!*, discount to dealers, the profession and schools. rabbit and let him try his skill. for about a year telegraph operator at told the whole story. Upon his arrival See notice in another column. of the one left behind pit-a-pated when Addftw BILLINGSftCO. the depot, succeeds Mr. Russell. Mr. Mr. Lucas Pecker has his coat off at Shakopee a large number of people, he saw his intented depart with his New drugs, stationery, Ashing tackle, si EAST FOUXTIINTH Sr. Heideman's past experience will serve digging up and ornamenting his lot in irrespective of party affiliations, turned The Undersigned, with the 'assistance rival. Come again,,old Charles., croquet sets, bird cages, base balls, '?ifc New York City* of the Zither Club, and their him Well in his new position, and his front of his hotel. He says that muscular out to welcome him home, an account marbles, accordians, violins, wall paper, Our citizens were thrown into great Scholars, wiU give a apointment gives universal satisfaction exercise is good for the health. of which we have already given. But Ac., Ac, at the City Drug Store. excitement last Thursday on the near GRAND CONCERT, among our business men. WM. H. KIESLING. R. ElESLDfO. the crowning event of all occurred last I would suggest that we club together approach of a prairie fire, coming from Minneapolis last week Monday voted H. KELLER. J. Hc2BSCHSLin. Monday evening, when a large number and put up a public hall in this Sunday Evening, April ith, 1879. Loreno was thrown *nto a tremendous the south with a strong wind,threatening Keller & Co. those 8250,000 to aid the construction 'm$& of the Major's friends surrounded his village and thereby encourage entertainments excitement last week because a majority of 1,814 votes. Well our village to total destruction. 9^"lb^aof the proposednarrow-gauge railroads house, made him a prisoner, and only of all kinds to give us a :H, prairie-fire threatened the destruction The calamity was averted by the PROGRAMME. machine agents released him upon the express condition call. tn of the town, New Ulm has been excited 8 promptness of a large force of men, amon Parti. that he would accept as a token of flgnt for a week over the slaughter of A. G. Anderson's trees onhis lot are headed by our City Fathers, who went Tn March Triumphal*, Piano Solo. Bfp^ friendship a beautiful gold watch and goods at'the sheriff's sale, but the DEALERS lit to the rescue armed with brooms, beginning to put on a spring-like appearance, Storm Gallop, Zither Violin. |ls !has commenced. The agent of the chain, valued at $300.00, which they DRY GOODS,GROCEBIES, Moonlight, Matte, Love 4 flowers, Vocal Daett greatest excitement of all was occasioned water, Ac. In the excitement your and why not others follow Philomel Polka Piano Duett. I rfjil^Osborne self-binder this week throws had brought along. The Major saw The True Heart VocalDuett with Gnitarn. by the receipt of two car loads correspondent noticed A. Hageman so his example and plant trees on their 'V^^pdown the gauntlet to the Wood's. Compliment Walti, Violin a Piano. that they were a set of determined fel. of new spring and summer goods by The Return Home, Vocal Daett. excited that he unharnessed himself, lots. There is nothing so ornamental. m^^hkgi xow look out for fun. lowsand meant just what they said,and* Piano Solo. tREADY-MADE CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, The Storm, Kiesling, Keller & Co. When the dipped his duds into the lake, and, totally Tenor Solo with Our merchants are all standing around A gentleman at Eau Claire, Wis., as discretion was the better part of va-. Arie ana tier ahosnen Helena, Piano. drayman commenced to deliver the unconscious of himself, flailed away. their doors smoking pipes and Arton.2itbgr,Clah'^' VerlobnngsFcwt March,' writes us that he is going to make an lo,r he accepted. It no doubt was the goods at the store, and had brought up Our city daddies were afraid of 4 -Z'" Part n. their hands thrust into their trouser's I endeavor this spring to take a small proudest moments of the Major's life, l": the first load, our kindly matrons exchanged the destruction of our sidewalks. Cavatina, Comet Solowith Piano. pockets clear up to their elbows, all ^steamboat up the Minnesota river to and well it might be, for true friendship Liyiitt ft 8eiJ O hilt each liebeVcegelein, Vocal DaettwithZi. knowing winks,but when load -iff of which indicates that the farmers are ther. Big Stone Lake, and says, "I am going in times of adversity is worth Prima Donna WaltiM after load had been brought from the Violin Daett with Piano. UJTDEBWEAR busy seeding. g|_ $ CioMon Onto Item*. Military Gallop, Piano Daett. I I weal to get me a boating chance infe more than everything else. depot and he still kept hauling, their NOTIONS ft Zank Daett, VocalDaett. stead of a farm." When the other evening Mr. Colomy' Arion Grand March Kf^f Violin a Piano Miles*2"has a patch on his eyes opened out with amazement, and Our Tria Bint/a A.&C. **..v*. eomleeonf. and some others steppedinto Ed. Fay's JlfgiiThe annual, meeting of the Alumni LaMardiGraaQaadrUle, Piano Daett. everybody became anxious to see what The attention of farmers and others nose. He went to Loreno last week to Departure from the Alpa. QuartetteXtatendmfa White SIM and handed that gentleman a telegram Association of the Mankato Uornial is called to the Advertisement of the those boxes contained, and as a consequence, Vent March, Arion Zither Club. attend the teachers' examination. he colored and blushed and then set i school will be held April 18th, all the Robinson Machine Worksat Richmond, TaMeanv the rush.to their store. has become We have anew town board and it is Unlaundried Indiana. -jy them up to the boys. It's only, a girl, members are urged to be present. A Der Lorbeeren Mranz, so great that an extra force of jnst like thajl one, only a good deal though, and Mrs. Fay and all- doing The Manufactory' is one of the oldest jp pleasant time is expected. men has to be employed to wait upon more so. AgoodTawer could make a SJSn^VjeU in country, the and their purpose is to well jfe,* t-T.R.LANKKRT, President. The whole to.conclude with a social their customer*. To see their new sell the best machinery at the lowest good living here this summer as it is dance. stock is something grand and it is well I always makes us feel proud to HIGHEST possible price forgood pay. Therefore rumored that we are to have a series of wc The most pleasant and promptCough Market price do not buy an Engine, Thresher or see our items copied into our exchang worth the! time to go and examine lawsuits soon at the town's expence. Horse Power or other machinery, on paid for remedy is Dr. Marshall's Lung Syrup. es, but we don't quite relish to have it and obtain prices, which nbw are ADMISSION 25 CTS. CIIILDBKN 10 CTS. the high price, long credit plan with Children cry for it. Call on your draggist them copied in such a bungling manner lower than ever. Kiesling, Keller We are informed that Mr. James high rate of interest until you have and try a bottle of .it price only Reeve is about to erect a large and as our neighbor the Wide Awake Co's., is the place to buy cheap, and written to this firm for their cash and 2$ cents. did last week. shorAeredit prices.^ -__ don't y.oitf forget it