t^ AND VICINITI. It is reported that a corps of engineers t?i JULY A Trip to HUM, M111CHIIE SHOP. sm --J&JK of the Chicago & IS. W. Railway are making a preliminary survey from HEW IIL.M PRODUCE MARKET. Iherla IteaM., We Had occasion to visit the town of Centre Street, Opposite Mueller Watertown west preparatory to extending The Day We Celebrate* 80 ACRES LAND FOR SALE, Mr. Jos. Freiss will give a grand Burns last Wednesday and wereagreeably Scherer's Lumber Yard, the road to Bismark. Corrected weekly by R. PrxrrKKLX ball in his new hall to-morrow, Thursday, Father Sandroeyer's congregation is fef1 Three miles east from Burns Station surprised at the improvements evening. A good time is expect- Workmen! look to your interest and on the Cottonwood river. 4 acres: of building him a fine residence near the NEW ULM, *&*- MINN At a meeting of the committees appointed that have been made since our last Flour, per bbl $5.00@G.0C high timber. 34 acres are sown in save doctor bills by using Dr. Marshall's church. They have the cellar already by the Turnverein and Governor's Wheat, per bushel 40to75 visit. We found the merchants, although Theo. Kobarsca, Prop'r. A nice little party was held in J. wheat which is in splendid condition. Lung Syrup for all cases of completed. The building will be Oats, per bushel 19 Guard held last Mcnday evening notoverly busy, in the best of Millermarti's new building Saturday Terms, $500cash, balanceon time with Barley perbusheL 3040 Coughs, Colds, etc. Price only 25 veneered withbrick. Peter Braunhas it was decided to have a grand old evening, in which some twenty-five 10 percent, interest. For particulars spirits and all hopeful of good crops I am now prepared to execute all Corn per bushel, 20 coupleparticipated. cents a bottle. Sold at the city Drug the job for the brickwork and plastering. fashioned celebration on the coming and a speedy revival of business. The see C. W. GEORGE, orders with dispatch. Repairing of Beans, per bushel... 1.50 ?&<S at Elevator, NewUlm. Store. Mr. Joseph Trautman has only two Fourth. The following is the programme: Threshers and Reapers a specialty. farmers in the vicinity of Burns, like Potatoes, per bushel. 40 or A. E. Burns Station. more trips to make to St. James AARNAS, My machinery is allnew and of the ourownfarmers, have allsuffered from Hams, perponnd We learn from the Redwood Gazette 7 I believe J. Corey is one of the most before his mail contract expires. He most improved pattern. All work war2f Cheese per ft 15 grasshoppers and blight in the five 1 National salute or 38 guns at sunrise. that both Mr. and Mrs. Harry economical farmers in this county, as says he is boundthat the last trip shall NOTICE TO BUILDERS. ranted as represented. All those hi lard.per pound 10 be a good one. years preceding this,., and it is only to Simmons have had an attack of diphtheria, hetakes uphisfencepostsonce inthree want of anything in my line are coidK*J 4.C0 Rye flower, per bbl.. 2Procession at10 a. m. The societies ally invited to give me a call. be wondered at how well all parties the former quite severly, but years and changes ends, thereby makingthem Quite a rumpus occurredatone ofour The building of anew Parsonage at 2.00 Salt, per bbl, and ohers taking part in the procession boarding houses last Wednesdaynight. have passed through the ordeal, and last twice aslbngas hisneighbors we are glad to say that botli have recovered West Newton, Nicollet county, will be THEO. KOBARSCH. 7 Butter, per ft One poor fellow was rather roughly will assemble at Turner Hall let to the lowest responsible bidder. 3ggo per dozen. their pluck and energy is certainly do theirs., so as to assume their usual 6 handled and now goes inmommng. About plan, conditions, Ac, inquire of atJ:30 a. m. and will form in the following Honey, per pound 1820 commendable living as they do, we vocations. Julius Franke is building him a fine Joseph Hutchings has moved his Rev. A. Berghold, New Ulm, Minn. order: may say, in anew country where the photograph galleiy on Main street next The new eating house in Kasota is brick residence. As he is a miller and Bids will be received until June.20th 1Music Section of the Turnverein. necessaries of life are not so easily obtained to Chas. Berg's hotel. Joe says he BROWN COUNTY OFFICERS. next. The right to accept or reject now in full blast, and very nicely fitted draws tribute from a thousand farms 2Governor's Guards. will please all who maygive him a call, one or all bids is hereby reserved. as in the older and more settled Post Office Address New Ulm. up. Trains on both roadseight trains he can afford abetter house than the AWITORH. B. Constans. ci he will refund the money. 3City Council in carriages. THE BUILDING COMMITTEE. portions of the country. But these TREASURERF. Schubert. in allnow stop their for meals. We unfortunate grangers thathave inherited We learn thai Dr. J. W. B. Wellcome 4Turn Vereln. REGISTER or DEEDSA Walton people have lived within their means PROPRIETOR OF THE understand the proprietor, Mr. Halbrook, the maladiction pronounced against JUDOE ov PROBATEA Westplml. has been appointed surgeon on BARBAIIS! BABBAINS! 5Citizens on foot and in carriages. Cf.ERK OF THE DIST. COURTAlbertManchard. and therein lies the secret of theirsuccess. the Winona St & Peter railroad and will soon have a formal opening ourfirstparents when the drousy sentinel SflZRirrJohn Manderfield New Ulm Foundry The procession will move up State SURVEYORJ. Berndt But to the town. Burns is a that he will soon move back to Loreno of his hotelSt. Peter Times. fell asleep and allowed the tempter As I desire to close out my entire COURT COMMISSIONERE Koch/ again. street to Centre, down Centre to Broadup town of 250inhabitants, situated in the COUNTY ATTORNEYB. F. Webber. to inveigle Eve to disobedience. stock of Farming Machinery it will be In our account last week of Gen.way, CORONERJonas LaudeNSchlager Broadway to 4th North, down Peter Majewski is in receipt of another western portion of this (Brown) county & MACHINE SHOP, to the interests of all such as are in COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTJohn Linu. I see by the last Review that Father Sigel's reception in this city we omitted consignment of baby carriages 4th North to Minnesota, down Minnesota COMMISSIONERSChas Wagner.chairman, Ole Jor. Peter1 on the line of the Winona & St. need of Sulky Plows, Horse Hay Mnson, W. H. Sanders, A. Larson, Anton Mander. and says now is the time for young to say that Capt. Frank Burg welcomed Berghold and Frank Burg are going to 3d South, up 3d South to Broadway, Rakes, &c, &c, to giye me a call and feld. railroad. Although yet in its infancy Corner Centre & Front Streets., married folks, with or without, to the distinguished* visitor with to Kranzburg, D. T., to dedicate anew examine my machines and obtain my up Broadway to Centre, up the place already has several large and strike a bargain. NEW ULM, c- jmnr.J prices before placing their orders elsewhere. a Major-General's salute of 13 guns. church. We always knew the captain Centre to State, down State to Turner permanent buildings and more are continually Marshal Conrad is hard at work Now is the time to buy, as I NEW ULM LODGE NO. 53, The Foundry has been thoroughly The salute wasfiredwhile the procession was a good man but did not dream of Hall Park. grading Main street and when his added. The business portion am determined to sell. refitted and I am now prepared to do marched from the depot to Turner him joining the sacerdotal order. work is completed Main street will 3Oration by Peter Scherer, speaker My attention will be hereafter exqlusively of the town may be summed up about all kinds of work on short notice. Repairing Hall. have a much better appearance. A We presume he is not in tull orders devoted to my Hardware and of the Turnverein, in German. of all kinds of Machinery and as follows: 4 general stores, 1 hardware few more pieces of sidewalk should be Saddler business, and I assure my yet probably not advanced past the Agricultural Implements a specialty. 4Oration by Tory Oleson in English. And now the Mankato papers are store, 1 grocery store, 1 drug put down and then we are happy. friends and customors that their orders Only experienced workmen are employed dignity of Deacon. We hope he may terribly worried because the trains on store, 1 boot & shoe shop, 1 harness will receive prompt attention, and The Andrews' Bell Ringers gave and all work entrusted to my be a Bishop yet, his majestic looks theSioux Cityroad stop formealsatKasota. At the conclusion of the orations ourmy prices will be as low as the lowest. meets every Saturday evening. Brothers two of their entertainments in care will be executed with neatnessand shop, 3 saloons, 1 lumberyard, 1 blacksmithshop.l would add dignity to most any office. H. H. BEUSSMANN. from abroad are cordially invited.- City Hall last week Tuesday and Wednesday dispatch, "JP Really, the Mankato people must a pause will be made for dinner. hoteland 1 millinerystore. ALL WORK WARRANTED. evenings. They were greeted A. H. SCHLEUDEK, N. G. D. Bangs, photographic artist of be placed in a terrible strait wheu they The following is the programme for It has 1 school house and 2 churches, CHAS. LEONHARDT both nights by large audiences and Secretary, OSCAR HANFT, Loreno, might have been seensittingon take such little things so much to the afternoon: ELI KUHLMANN, CH. C. M. D., and the third, Catholic is now being some four hundred had curbstone Boock-, 11 the banks of the mill pond any morning Fred. heait. Brace up, gentlemen, brace up! 1Rag Muffin parade. Everybody tickets and were arranged around on built. The latter is situated on the for the past week with his instrument PHYSICIAN & CHEMIST. the outside of the building. is invited to take part in this parade. all ready as soon as the first mellifluent summit of a gentle elevation and when PROGRESS LODGE NO. 28, A very large and successful German rays of the morning sun cast its RHEUMATISM SI CCESSFULLY TREATED. R. H. Bingham is building a two The piocession will move from completed will be quite an ornament Methodist camp meeting has just closed dheeny light on the placid bosom ot the story, 34x74 feet, lumber shed to keep Proprietor of the Turner Hall promptly at 2 p. m. preceded to the village. The people as a class Office and Drug Store next door to at Alwin's giove near the big Cottonwood pond, takingpic turesot Mr.Schwartdtseger's his lumber dry and in good shape. B. by the Music Section of the New Ulm Machine, Wagon, Smith arean industrious, energetic, go-a-head bridge. The meeting commenced ducks and geese, while they Skandinavian House. is doing a big trade and besides his Turnverein. The same route of march were performing their morning ablutions, stock of lumber keeps a laigeand complete community and will no doubt fight last Thursday and continued until New Cln Minn. with a view of getting upa series assoitraent of nails, tmwaie, &c. & PAINT SHOPS, *&,? *srjj will be taken up as in the morning life's battle to a successful termination. yesterday, and many visitors were ot pictures for stereoscopic views. He sells Penn. coal by the pound or !CASH! with the exception that the procession Among the more prominent present every day duiing its coutiuence. ton. Cor. Minn. & 3d N. Sts., New Ulm.* I The crops are growing well. The will march down Minn, street business men are the following: M. H. The editor of the Wide-Awake, or morning-glories and wild buckwheat I am prepared to do all kinds of work "S, only as far as 1st South and thence up Gamble, who is Postmaster and keeps Fast-Asleep as the Iberiacorrespondent The public schools together with are holding their own remarkably well in my line on short notice. Repairing 1st South to Turner Hall. a stock of general merchandise, farming puts it in your last issue, is trying hard so far, and, like the two old parties in their teachers joined in a pic-nic at of Threshers and Reapers a specialty Hi to work into the good graces of Fishing 2Concert and Show Turning in implements and machinery. In Congress, eachfightingdesperately for My machinery is all new and of im i paid for Mullei'sgiove, opposite the city, last Club No. 1 so that he may become the supremacy. Some of your correspondents Turner HallPark. his employ are several men well worth) proved pattern, and only experienced Mi Friday, but the merry-makers had BUTTER 3 EGrGrS. a member of the same at their next regular state the people are jubilant woikmen are employed. Anew paint If 3Horse races. of note, namely: J. J. Ray, the assistant meeting without being blackballed. hardly reached the pic-nic grounds over the prospect of a bountiful crop, shop has lately been added. New Wag- H| 4Foot races. P. M., notary public, agent of -the when it commenced to rain and they but I judge none of them are farmeis ons continually on hand. Tgjjjl The undersignad would lespectfully 5Three-legged races. St. Paul Fire & Marine Ins. Co. andand Too thin, my boy, too thin! Club No. don't know any more about the were later in the day brought back to inform the public of New Ulm and ALL WORK WARRANTED "jvf* 1 is arter fish not mud turtles. Puffs crops than Eli Perkins did last year 6Sack races. New Ulm Review Thos. Brophey, vicinity that he has established a m. BOOCK. the city in 'busses. won't win. when he estimated we would,have 45,- who. attends to the machine department A prize will begiven to each successfull PRODUCE & COMMISSION J. B. Arnold, Meets every Thursday evening at 000,000 bushelof wheat in this State. We understand that the concert a| The western conference of the Congreational Chas. Gamble,deputy sheriff and contestant. business in the storeof Cheap Chailey, Union Hall. Brothers fiom abroad It is about time he was telling us how church convened at this place Turner Hall last Sunday evening was (formeily H. Belmke & Bro's.) and is as likely a young man as walks on soleleather, In the evening there will be a grand are cordially invited. much we would get this year. We last Thuisday evening with a fair attendance. a rare musical treat. Wm. Pfsendei uow prepared to pay the highest CASH who measures out the calico will be satisfied with a middling crop. display of Dealer in The address delivered by CHAS. WAGHER, M. W. market price,especiall for good Jr, has become quite an accomplished Recorder. BUTTER Rev. L. H. Cobb was full of interest HENRY CONSTANS, to the young ladies. Passing-east we COOKIHB & HEATING STOVES FIRE WORKS, Last Sunday a young gentleman and and EGOS. violinist and his productions, accompanied and the arguments were masterly come to the office of A. G. Anderson illumination and balls in both public lady were enjoying themselves in having P. N. GREFE. handled. Mr. D. V. Loba will be the on the piano by Miss Ida Wiedemann, who deals in lumber, shingles, a swing, and while their innocent HARDWARE, CHARITY LODGE NO. 98, 4.F. & A.M. halls- Mr. Frank Burg was selected next Elder as Mr. Champlin's time KF" No traveling agent employed were gieeted with applause hearts were being thiilled with ecstatic doors, sash, &c. Mr. Anderson also is as Marshal of the day. expires July 1st. and on the first Sunday emotions of rapturous delight, and by the appreciative audience. I PRW1LE6FS FOR SALE. Tin-ware & Farming Implements. one of the wheat buyers and owns the iu July he will preach his iarewell their sensative souls were floating sermon. Owing to ill health Mr. The shop lq in chnrgo of an experienced hand prettiest villa in town. Passing further The Mankato Review says that a away in the realms of ethereal bliss, so Aiho gives the mending and repairing of tin-ware Champlin will retire from the pulpit Grass privileges on the lands of THE Corpus Chrlstl. on we come to the saloon of John lady passenger on the St. Paul & Sioux absorbed were they in their rapturous his special attention All work warrunte4. for a year or two. emotions that they forgot they were WINONA & ST. PETER LAND COMPANY for Gamble where a good cigar or a glass Comer of Minn, and 2d North Streets?New City road, while eating breakfast at Meets on the second and fourth the present season aie now for sale, OurMessis. F. Ibberson and John on this terrestrial planet But when of lager can be obtained at any time the Kasota eating house a few mornings Ulm -vMtaii.iS This Catholic holiday was observed Tuesday in each month. and permits will be issued to applicants C. Zieske were called up by the sheriff the swing, which was erected on the for the "cash." Altermatt & Sist ago, was left by the train, and at midnight on the 13th inst. to appear for a reasonable consideration last Thursday by our Catholics in a very banks of a deep ravine, gave way and DR. A.. MARDEN, W. M., at New Ulm as witnesses in case of the authorizing the holder thereof to cut have lately opened*grocery store, and whatjs worse still her baby was on the landed the young couple in a mudhole BOOT AND SHOE STORE. M. Secretary. appropriate manner. Already early at OLE OLSEN, State of Minnesota vs. Chas. B. Trowbridge, and lemove the grass from such lands at the bottom of the ravine it brought are building up quite a business. H. train. The conductor telegraphed for morn people began to arrive from the but for. some reason after they as may be specified theiein. them to their senses, and when they H. Loheyde, Knudsen is the hardware merchant and her to come toSt. Peter by the freight, suirounding country and by 10 a. m. at got there they were not called upon to The Company will reseive the right got the mud outof their eyes they were keeps a very nice stock.' H. Weyhe and held his train till she arnved, testify. Trowbridge was declared least 1500 Catholics had congregated in in all cases to revoke the permit and disappointed tofindthat they were so "not guilty," but had Ibberson and owns and operates a general store and refund the money in case of the sale which caused a slight delay, but reand far from heaven after all. about the church. At 10 a. m. Zieske been called to the witness stand of any tract of lands befoie the hay is seems to have a good run of custom. lieved him from a temble responsibility. DEALER IN High Mass was read by Rev. Alexander we are sure the case would been have I am glad that the people of New cut. Apply to II. W. LAMBERTON, BOOTS & SHOES, $J-% John Roth, formerly of Leavenworth, Berghold, at the conclusion of which decaided otherwise. Ulm gave Gen. Sigel such a hearty reception. Land Com*r, Winona, Minn, also has a very neat stock of general We are pleased to have every a procession was formed which visited or E. G. or WM. KOCH, New Ulm, Minn. The Winona Republican says trains The McMaster House (calaboose) was Minnesota Street, New Vim, Minn. 1 man honored in this country who merchandise and is doing a good business. the four altars that had been erected luckey enough to get just every day in the week, Sunday included, has raised hi* swoid or pen against Dr. Hitchcock attends to the one boauler last week. A farmer for the occasion in the following order: County Liquor License. is the new order between Chicago, Winona & Saint Peter Railway. depotism in Europe, no matter sick and wounded and deals out pills named Krause, from Lamberton, who Persons desiiing to obtain County A laige assortment of men's l)oots 1Six men on horseback. One of whether he be a native of Germany, Winona, St. Paul and Minneapolis. many of the readers of the Review Going East Arrive. Depart. and plasters from a neat little stock of license, should make application to the and shoes and ladies' and children's Italy or Ireland. Such men should be the first three carrying the United Under the new arrangement, the Saturday may know to be a "loud" customer Day Passenger *6,00 a.m. *6,00 a.m boaidof County Commissioners, and shoes constantly kept on hand. Custom drugs. Ed. Fay is another of the "wet loved, honored and cherished, while States flag and one of the latter three when a little top heavy, was going midnight train goingEast on the Night Pass'ger *4,12 p.m. *4,12p.m have it filed in my ofiice for the July work and repairing promptly attended such licentious hypocritical reprobates hardware" merchants and makes it a through some of his didos when matshal the Papal flag. 2School children. to. Freight No. 14 *5,40 p.in. *5,45 p.m session. H. B. Northwestern road, which has heretofore as old Beecher should be loathed by CONSTANS, point to keep only the "wettest" goods Conrad jugged him. The justice 3Young menand ladies. 424 little Freight No. 16 *7,45 a.m. *7,45 a.m Auditoi Brown Co. every true republican. We extend stopped over Sunday in Winona, said $7.25 but Krause said nix, and so in his line. Of course he has a good our respects to the Marquis of Lome girls dressed in white bearing baskets Going West. Arrive. Depart. departs for Chicago on Saturday night, he was lemanded to hotel deMcMastei run of custom. Lucas Feckerprovides and Princess Louise for showing their with flowers. 6Band. 7West until Mr. Fay, of Leavenwoith, came and a train will leave Chicago on Saturday Day Passenger *5,45 p.m. *5,45 p.m contempt to him while on his recent for the inner man, and right well does along and satisfied the wounded honor Newton Catholic military company. Night Pass'ger 8,55 a.m. 8,55 a.m night, arriving in Winona on visit with his regiment to Montreal in Notary Public, Conveyancer he perform his duty. He sets an A of the city by forking over $7.25 for 8Priests under canopy. 6~New Ulm Freight No. 15 *2,05p.m. *2,05 p.m honor of her gracious Majesty's birth Sunday morning. .#12,2C a.m 12,2 0 a. said Krause. He left town swearing No. 1 table and the most ravenous Catholic military company. 10*r-St. day. Freight No. 13.. and Agent foi St. Paul vengeance on everybody. man can get his fill for only 25 cents. We learn that Chas. Allen, of Lone Except Sunday. Except Monday. Joseph's Verein. 11Gentlemen and The City council of Sleepy Eye have FIRE & MARINE INSURANCE Co. A bar is also connected with the hotel. Freight trains No. 13 and 5 are permittedto Tree Lake, lost two hoises and a colt ladies. Numerous church flags were commenced improving their streetsand We take pleasure in announcing to carry passengersbetween Kasota J. S. Colomy is the obligingandgentlemanly Springfield, Brown Co., Minn. Ituruitown Item,*. have ploughed up the main street as by lightning last week Monday. He our customers and fiiendsthat we have also cariied in the procession. M. and Sleepy Eye. if they contemplated planting a crop station agent. E. E. Dickerson removed our large stock of had hitched up his team preparatory Lauterbach and B. Fesemeyer were Items seem to be as scarce as hen's of late potatoes. Busted has continued CITY CHAS. HEIDEMANN, Agent. is the boss carpenter and under his direction Ready-made Clothing, to starting for Sleepy Eye, but when the marshals of the day, and through teeth. blowing about side walks tlil they the new Catholic church is being the storm came up he unhitched and their vigilence the best of order was have taken heed and built it right to Jos. Bobleter made us a pleasant Dru Store Boots and Shoes, and built. Michael Hurras, formerly his door. They might continue making again placed them in the stable. After visit last week. We are always glad kept throughout. The procession 80 acres land for sale. See notice in of Leavenworth, now holds forth at improvements as there is plenty to see the boss of the the stoim had passed over he went REVIEW. numbered 1327, by actual count, and another column. Gent's Furnishing Goods, of room. Jason. Burns, but we neglected to learn his The farmeis are all busy cultivating to the stable and to his honor found was 15 minutes in passing a given mny to loan at lowest rates corn and trade in our burg is in consequence business. There are several branches both horses and a colt lying dead in point annual interest, on First Mortgage, on a little dull just now. in trade not yet represented at Burns, Hector Items. their stalls. The loss is a severe one Improved Farms. GEO. KUHLMAN, Mr. Smith, Dr. Hitchcock's brotherin-law, WW., WW., the most wanting of which is a good New Ulm, Minn to Mr. Allen. We also hear that a Mr. is visiting at Burns and is the to the store formerly occupied by H. Crops are promising well, though How she did it. grist mill. Some enterprising miller guest of the doctor* Peterson in Renville county had a span Cole's circus is again headed Minnesotaward Behnke & Bro., and invite ourcustomers the new ground is somewhat weedy. could strike a bonanza by erecting and to visit us 111 our new location, of horses killed by lightning on the The ladies of Burnstown, for the and will shortly pitch its And soon the commercial veinthe operating a two or three run steam We shall endeavor, by strict attention sake of a change in their daily routine Was a subject of absorbing interest H. & D. R. R.will throb its burdens same day. mammoth tents at Winona. to business, offering good goodsat flour mill at this point. Should the of businessare getting upquilting bees. to Big Stone Lake as car after car loaded to those who realized how sadly disease H. H. Beussmann offers his stock of low prices, to merit a continuance of 1 A special glass ball shooting match with iron rails are going west, while coal mines two miles west of the town The spile-driving engine is in our had impaired her once marvellous the confidence that has so far been re- 21 farming machinery ata bargain. See the neariug of the harvest season, took place last Wednesday morning in neighborhood with a goodly crew reparing ever be developed Burns will become beauty. Physicians of eminence posed in us. Respectfully, causes a perceptible increase in freights his announcement in another column. the bridges on the railroad. which two of the crack shots of St. one of the most prominent towns along had exhausted all their skill in her behalf, as the harvesting machinery is being CHEAP CHARLEY, M. II. Gamble has returned from anPeter took part. The following is the See card of Dr. Eli Kuhlman In the Winona & St. Peter road. carried forward. and it yet seemed impossible to St. Paul, the great "I am" metropolis number of balls broken by each contestant other column. The doctor makes the Brennesholtz Bro's. have already of the Northwest, where he has been effect a cure. She had long been a out of a possible 10: treatment of rheumatism a specialty. received a car load of Dewy Harvesters. THE POOR MAN'S FRIEND. to buy a large stock of dry goods and sufferer from pains in the side, back John Truman has received a car groceries. Mike is determined to meet Judge Cox, St. Peter 6 PERSONAL. Browncounty was not represented and head dyspepsia ensued, the appetite 0. F. HELD, load of McCormick Machinery and other the wants of the trade. Davis, 4 in either*the Greenback orProhibitionist failed, and the nerves became unstrung- Agents are receiving more or less The hail storm of last week caused R. Pfefferle, New Ulm 4 Dr. Marden visited Marshall last State conventions last week. machines. A torpid liver and inflamed a grand stampede among the hail insurance Undertaker and Denier in Chas. Brust, 8 week on business. C. H. Nixon, W. D. Griffith and M. kidneys intensified the trouble. It was agents, and these heartless A new Parsonage is to be built at ALL KINDS OF FDBWTOIIE. John Lind, 3 Abbott bravely upheld the butter fellows are now clamoring for another B. F. Webber has gone to Bedwood a complication that not unfrequently West Newton. See notice to builders trade at more or less loss until now, hail storm. E. Setter, 6 Jos. Bobleter, to attend a term of the District occurs through the pernicious influence in another column. but returns from their last shipments Proprietor and Manufacturer of Later in the day another match took Our boys are busy at work preparing Court. of one diseased organ upon another, show so much loss that they will have thea half mile race course, and horse racing THE FAMES RRIENB j|| P. N. Grefe pays the highest cash place between Judge Cox and Rev. A. to pay less or not buy at all, as until the whole body is in unnatural H. Knudsen, the Burns hardware will be part of the programme FANNING MILLlJ, market price for farm produce, especially profits on the goods, with which they Berghold on one side and C. Davis and Wholesale and Retail Dealer in July 4th. sympathy. Finally, when Sandaline merchant, made us a pleasant call last pay for the butter, will not make up butter and eggs, and makes the Chas. Brust on the other, which resulted was tried, a desirable reation immediately H. C. Warnecke, our new harness Thursday. the deficiency. Drugs & Medicines, fact known in another column. The best fanning mill in the market."/ in a victory for the first two maker, doesn't seem to get a moments commenced. The process of recuperation Fr. Ibberson, John C. Zieske and Mr. B. A. Knapp has added cigars, Store and Factory on Centre street *i rest and is about the only| busy man named by a score of 14 to 13 out of a A French-Canadian exhibited a Cinnamon progressed until the full soaps and soda water to his Drug near City Mill. ^r Fritz Koehne, all of Loreno, attended in town. He wants the Review. possible 20. The regular match didn't store and he can now cleanse, cure or natural standard of health and vigor bear on our streets last Monday the special term of court last we5 as NEW ULM, MhraTr^j The Andrews' Bell Ringers made us GLASS, PUTTY, OILS AND come off Saturday as the club is out of smoke the human Man. But on last was regained. There are thousands of morning and raked in numerous a call last week, but not having a hall witnesses in the Trowbridge case syrup day he invited a person to sample balls. C. WAGNEE similar instances where Sandaline suitable for their accommodation they PAINTS, MISCELLANEOUS dimes. bis different flavors, and now if We received a pleasant visit from couldnotdisplay toany advantage.They cured when doctors and drugs had you ask that one how many glasses of AND BLANK BOOKS, A plate of nice ripe strawberries Alex. Harkin, of West Newton, Monday. did, however, very well everything soda water, taken straight and full, failed. It is a priceless boon to the The best Is the cheapest* considered. grown in this vicinity was one of the Mr. Harkin looks as hale and GOLD PENS, Furniture,mFOSKINDLALNIRDEALE will handle a person he will look over despondeut, as it opens to them away delicacies placed on our sanctum table Let us get together the first idle hearty as ever. the left shoulder, sigh, and change the The annoucement that anew edition from death to life, and, to-day, multitudes WALL PAPER, STATIONERY, moment and see if something can not subject. last week. of Webster's Unabridged Dictionary Our co-laborer L. Bogen has been of these are in the enjoyment of be done towards building a town hall. The evening of the 12th was devoted has just been published, containing choosen one of the jurors for the June Window Curtain* It is something very much needed and Efficatious, safe and agreeable, is perfect health. Will do just as recommended, to a strawberry festival which the many new and valuable features, suggests one large enough to answer all purposes term of the United States Circuit Dr. Marshall's Arabian Oil, a pain killer ladies of the village gave. The attendance used as directed, or money Pictures, Frames, Mouldings -AND- the thought that buying a Dictionary could be built at a small outlay. Court, which met in St. Paul yesterday. was good, the viands ample, for internal and external use. Sold refunded. Sandaline Cologne is the is a good deal like buyiug an MUSICAL MERCHANDISE, Ed. Fay has charge of the grove opposite and as each one seemed to think and and (Mdran's Carriages. by Jos. Bobleter. most charming and delicious perfume egg or a watch a bad one is not cheap the town for the season and he act as though success depended on individual H. W. Pederson, one of the solid at any price Webster being the standard yet discovered. Price $1. Ask your &f has very kindly tendered the proceeds effort it was made a perfect Rumor says that two of our padegog Singer gewing machine $.#- farmers of Bashaw town, made us a thereof on the coming 4th to the benefit authority for the English Ianguage.he social treat, and every one felt as druggist. Dr. Gounod's great medical PURE LIQUORS ic society are soon to be united in holy Hew Davis $&!# of the new church. He now has a though theladieswere entitled to great naturally has many imitators, pleasant call last Sunday. Mr. Pederson work, full of interest, over 250 pages. Wheeler Wilson $55 wedlock, but more than that rumor force of men engaged clearing the vicredit for the admirable manner in but imitators are usually held at their reports that the crops in his Price $1. Send for it, AND SPIRITS. grounds, putting up stands, dancing which they conducted it from first to sayeth not, just*yet. true worth by the public who wants Machinessold on time or monthly cinity look very promising. 4 JJ^ floor, &c. last. a wooden nutmeg, though it may look payments. All the villages along the Winona & v^-s."* O. P. B. C. F. Case, Postmaster at Marshall By the way, while I think of it, let ever so much like the genuine article? Card of Thanks. St. Peter railroad are making preparations t^tt me say that the ladies of Burns and MINNESOTA ST., NEW ULM, Mum. The popularity of Webster is based upon and editor of the Messenger., Toys, Notloxis: "V* for celebrating the Fourth. vicinity are actively preparing for the Leavenworth and Vicinity* this principle. made us a call Monday evening. Mr. R~* In the interest of my farmer coland picnic to be bolden at this place the NOTICE TO CREDITORS. If you want a handy thing to* carry Louis Thiele is making arrangements Case informed us that he will soon put canleagues the Minnesota Farmers' coming 4th of July in behalf of our -AND We have splendid growing weather *****$ f' with you, a companion that you Tn the Matter of the Estateof Louis for a grand Fourth of July pic Catholic church. They all seem to be in a power press and that the Messenger Mutual Fire Ins. Co., I would here always rely upon, and one that will and crops of all kinds look promising. FANCY GOODS J. Johnson Deceased. nic at Benville City:' He says it will trying to see who can do the most in will hereafter be printed wholly at never tire you, a really vade mecum, say, that the above named company Notice is hereby given that -fli the good cause. Only one word of advise *than I our last correspondence we said be a grand old time celebration. we recommend that you get a copy of home. ^^4sl^M^^gf W-^ has settled my loss to my entire satisfaction. Judge of the Probate Court of we give: "Let all pull together." the new|8chool houseputup in the ^0^SSSSSX3Kh& the pocketedition of Webster, with its County, has fixed upon the first The Watertown Independent says Mr. C. C. Brandt is the local town of Mulligan made the second, in 18,000 words and meanings, rules for Oscar Hanft represented New Ulm ACCIDENTWhile Alex. Marsh, day of each and every month tot tfeftF the town we should have said the agent for Brown county and the soul that the mosquito troupe have billed spelling, tables of weight and measures, SOLICITED. ORDERS Geo. Walk and E. E. Dickerson were Lodge in the Minnesota Grand Lodge next six months, and theProbate ofiefc third, there has been two for several abbreviations, words, phrases of the company for us here, and asof that town for free concerts during at work on the new Catholic church in said county, as the times and plaesT Odd Fellows atStillwater on the 3d years. It is proposed to divide district and proverbs from the ancient and *4 last week the scaffolding upon which long as such gentlemen represent the the summer, and that the citizens urnish when and where he will receive, bearT No. 42 and add the southern portion inst. He reports that the order in modern languages. they were standing gave way precipitating OrdersbM*J?l and adjust all claims of all pertottaT company no unpleasant or disagreeable them free lunch. of it to the new district. Mai will receive Promp It is printed from new type, and Minnesota now numbers 3,197 members all three to the ground. Mr. against said deceased, ant that sir controversies will arise between bound in morocco, with tucks, and Tliat man of medicine who was reported Marsh bad one of his legs broken a Attention, Goods and Prices warranto Hail insurance agent Oscar Hanft in good standing, being a gain months have been limited as the time bright gilt edges, and, when not otherwise in the Review to have started the company and its patrons. To Mr. little above the ancle, Geo. Walk was for creditors to present their claims informs us that a severe hail storm since last year of 181. 93,156.78 was obtainable, will be sent by mail, for Sa# Lake, has turned up in Leavenworth. hurt in the spine and Mr. Dickerson idve satisfaction. Brandt my sincere thanks for his honorable against said estate. passed over the town of Cairo last paid duringthe year forrelief of broth on receipt of one dollar, by the publishers, Various and contacting rumorsare wasslightly braised' Dr. Hitchcockhas Dated adjustment of my loss. Ivison, Blakeman, Taylor era, anLJB$7,,851ft^wtttapjui ojr afloat as to his skill in thethe week Tuesday, doing considerable unfortunate workmen in charge H.LRunk. Co., 138 & 140 Grandstreet,New York. andthey are doing nicely. damage to the growing crops.