MMMlMWaWMi jKSMwapm is-iissjKBR /a *?ttC^^$r^:f' NEW ULM REVIEW, WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 24. /88a ,..~jW**gf_ 0 FDR rvuaivmzmw*-" GRAND St. Louis Western Watchman. Xjcrezio iDepartraaeiit. NEW ULM AND VICINITY. DISTRICT COURT. The grand semi-annual entertainment Music Hntk Charm s* &c. THANKSGIVINGBALL of the Governor's Guards which One of the great manufacturing interests By our Regular Correspondent Busted, November Term. This is a very bad week for Tin key. it had been intended to give on Thanksgiving of Boston, is the Emerson Fiano Everybody hankers after it. evening has been postponed until Freiss' butcher shop opened on Company, whose pianos are used with The fall tenn of the District Couit AT Saturday evening, Dec. 11, next. Our merchants are receiving large Monday, the 22d inst. high appreciation and satisfaction which convened in this city on the 16th UNION HALL, The entertainment will be one of the invoices of new goods for the holidays. throughout the world. I a recent Mr. Phelps' new and commod iou inst. continued in session until Saturday best ever arranged by the Guards. The conversation with Mr. Jos. Giamer, Our Loreno correspondent "Buste d" hotel will soon be thrown open &:<=. p. when a recess was taken ON popular five act drama "Louva, the one of the proprietors, that gentleman came down one day last week to take a to the public. until yesterday at 10 o'clock a. m. Pauper," will bo produced, followed Thursday Eve., I 25th, 1880. t&G City remarked: I have used that splendid look at the wise men holding forth in Preaching at Harmony Hall every Judge Cox presided during the whole io*e with the roaring farce "The Kansas remedy, St. Jacobs Oil, in my family, the Court House. Sunday evening, at half-past seven time. The Grand Jury, S. A. George Immigrants," or,"The Great Exodus." and found it to be so very beneficial twTo o'clock. foreman, was in session not quite To-morrow is the day set apart by A social hop will conclude the exercises. Good Music has been Engaged for that I will never be without it. It has days aad found only one indictment G. Dayton's stallion died of epizootic President H.iyes and Governor Pillsbury the Occasion. See announcement in another column. cured me of a severe case of rheumatism, W. C. Duncan, now confined in jail, last Friday. The horse was valued at as a day of National Thanksgiving. HEA after other remedies had failed. TEES Admission 50 Cts. a Coaple. for larceny. The jury was discharged 250, PRESENTATION. The members of on Wednesday. Up to the time of adjouinment All letter heads, note head*, bill Mr. Phelps lost his valuable horse the Governor's Guards' drum corps SltiEL ITEMS on Saturday the following All are respectfully invite I. heads, &c, printed at the REVIEW office last Sunday, after a prolonged ailment agreeably biupriscd their drum major, cases had been disponed of: F. HAUSDORF, of the lungs. is bound with the Pantagraph ger. Ed. Stoeckeit, yesterday evt-ning by The saddest visitations which diphtheria 1-James 8. Mai'.h al. vs. Edgar Cheai Binder free of additional cost. Harry Hall, tempeiance lecturer, waiting upon him in a body at his evidence has made in our town befell Minei. Motion nude to strike fiom SFXOXD GKAXD fi r passed through here to-day on his way xn 0 9 and presenting him with a beautiful the family of Jos. Holm, Jr., bereaving C. F. llausdorf, manager of Union Semi-Annua ^j $ calendar, bond not having been filed to Beaver Falls, baton. After the little presentation the once happy home of six children Hall, announces in another column a in time. Motion su stained. ceremony was over Mrs. Stoeckert within two weeks, leaving the grand Thanksgiving ball for to-morrow Several runaways took place last TOILET SOAPS, 2M. Howard vs. John Manderfeld. DRUGS and Entertainmen entertained the boys in true matron mourning parents but one child which evening. I will no doubt be an enjoyable week to amuse the lookers-on, but Notice of motion ior election by plff. ly style. It was a happy event, equally is deaf and dumb affair, HAIR OILS, there was no damage done. 3IEDI0 and of continuance by deft. Agreed enjoyed by all present. On October 30, Mr. George Giau The Scandinavians of this city have and case continued until next term. W. R. White has moved his sample Arranged by the PERFUMERY, GLASS, PUTTY, A happy Clergyman, Rev. E. L. was unfortunate eno.igh to bre.iu several sent out invitation cards to their 3 S. D. Peterson Peter Christenson. rooms one door east of Rinke & Talbot's 's Guards, Gauss, Ualena, Ills.: I have been a ribs besides receiving othei internal friends in the country to a Scandinavian Jury trial. Veidict for plff stoic, on Main St. BRUSHES, OILS& PAINTS, great sufferer from Kidney disease, an i ball to be held at Union Hall, on injuries, while he wib painting hi.-) s?]276. Sixty diys stay oideied to O. fcteen has taken his brother as at after being told by my doftois Hut Saturday, Dec. 4, 1880. house. '1 he laddci on which lie stood make up case, SLc partner in thefurniturebusincsss. The CIGARS, TKUSSES UNION HAI could not gel well, I commenced Hie gave way, throwing him-\ iolently to 4William I'lilz v*. Anion Ilenle Since the new time table on the "Wi- firm is feteen & Brother. use of DAY'S KIDVKY PAD, which lias the ground. awl Settl'd. Judgment loi deft, by eonsent, nona & St. Peter railroad went into effect, TOBACCO on John Wnite has returned, and i? now completely cured me. I am stiong with costs of dismissal. trains arrive and depart at this Mr. Wm. Drach and Miss Gei trade Saturday Eve., December il, '80. n"ue ho"st at the Loveno House whn* and again look the verj picture of and 5John Benson vs. M. Mullen. SHOULDER station at most all times but schedule Manderfeld were married on Tuesday, :.ds will find him at all times'. health. May all the suffering be helped Tried by couit. Liner.} taken in time. the 4th inst., at the residence of the Wood is very scarce in our village at which t.me will be produced the as I have been, is my earn* st wish." ES. BRACES. pait and lefcued to A. 11. Sommeiville bride's parents, a number of relatives The merchants of Marshall have entered and the pi ice is ranging from four to Popular Five Act Drama, Wines & Liquors for Medicinal Purposes to report evidence and to serve Richard Itus&ell. of Ceresco, Blue and friends participating in the jubilee into an agreement to close their six and one-half dollars per cord. briefs. Earth county, who has formerly taught which followed the ceremony. The "LOULA, THE PAUPER." respective places of business at 8 o'- Quite a storm again on Saturday, 6Thos. Addy vs. Andrew Nelson school in a number of districts in this guests were entertained there until a clock every evening except Saturdays, but the weather turned out fair on and John Manderfeld. Plff. to retain vicinity, was in town last Saturday. lie late hour after nmuight, before they until the first of March next. NEW BOOKS! NEW BOOKS! Sunday, although it was somewhat pioperty replevied and relinquishes all had just returned from the Red Rivei were allowed to repair to their homes. The New Ulm Mccnnerchor h.ia arranged cold. cairns for damage and that defts pays country* where he has a claim and at The tin-pan brigade did nob come, as a concert at Union Hall for Also the roaring farce, entitled disbursments. Eaton has been doing a smashing which place he spent the greater portion it was too cold. May they have much Sunday evening, Dec. 5th. The full 7Gammon & Deeiing vs. William business in the wheat line. Some say of last summer, He reports everything joy, and let their troubles be but little programme will be published next lie has taken in as high as thr^e thousand Grimes. Jury trial, ^pon close of testimony ones. as being extremely brisk in those week. bushels on some days, of plff. offering a contract only regions. Schlowtown now its diamonds poms The Lillet A new military brass and string band deft, moves for judgment. So ordeied apace, R. Bingham is now prepared to John David George, brother of Mrs. wasorganized bvsome of our musicians ii.tr .Novels, and executed. Notice of motion for a aim :,iv The whole to conclude with a furnish hard and soft coal in any For her king that did show but half S. D. Fet rson of this city, died of heart last Thursday evening. The organization Ke1-. IUkc M--.' Srandnul Works, his face. new trial and stay for 60 days, Complete quantity. Hard coal $12.50 per ton, disease, on the 12th inst. at Lake Bonton, SOCIAL HOP. has adopted the uniform of the 8Henry Ohleen vs. John Manderfeld. (\u r,i..ikr5, all the SLimlaid and soft coal &7.50. atxl \V\uerly X*v at the age of 23 years. The deceased Governor's Guards and will be known FREE BOOKS TO SUB- Jury Trial. Verdict for f159.D i- S'.ui.laril Publications, German uetical Work'-, i'o.U i was well known to many of our F. I I. Dyckman has secured the as the Governor's Guards Band." Admission 35 Cents, SCRIBERSL for plff. Sixty dajs stay ordeied to prepare s, S l.onl Becks, Blank Books. citizens, being a resident of this place building east of Kimm's ,on Main an(lEnKlil Juu'in!. i Tickets be secured at the City Such of our readers as have any case. for over a y^ar, previous to his departure street where he will soon open his Drug Store, Neumann & Ros&kopf's. Having made arrangements to club -LLso a Fine Line of prospects ot getting such commodities, 9Anna Maria Kohlhase vs. John of members of the company and on for Lake Benton a few months First National Hank. the New Ulm REVIEW with the Cincinnati are referred to the card of Dr. J. Box vYiku.-j I\,p-i\ Note Paper, Manderfeld. Jury trial. Verdict no the evening of the entertainment at Weekly Commercial, we am ago. He had many warm friends in A cordial invitation is extendtd to D. Waggener, in the employ of the the door. Forster which appears in another column. cause of action. nounce that we will furnish the Review Legal ami l\ ,tp i\ p-r, It.ks, Chalk Crayons, all. the different communitie-* in which he M W. & St. Peter R. R., had his hand and theCincinnati Weekly Commeicial He extracts teeth, so we are 10Chas, Hughs vs. Geo. McCarty. Shite.-*, AuliM griii S-IMI 1 i.i ^i.'ih Albums, large line The Governor's Guard, has resided, all of whom feel grieved smashed somewhat while coupling a large, 8-page, 50-column Family informed, without pain to the patient. Continued. l\.. ket Book*, Bill It. Ink N-..,d\ I sipt'i- Weights, etc., etc. at his early depaitnro fiom their Newspaper, one yenr, for $2.25 and cars on the Redwood branch last Merchants, ManDfaetnrerst 11J. Coults vs. Chris. Nielson. We learn that there will bo a grand will give as a fiee prize to each yeaily midst. Wednesday. bubsniber under this clubbing arrangement Tried by Couit by consent of wedding in the town of Sigel to-morrow, F W i^aircliild'^s, }^j|# Dr. Berry of this place received a Nurse men, Florists, MAUBIKDNo v. 1st. 1880, by Nicholas any one book he may select paities in open Court Judgment ordered at the house of Mr. Klinkhammer. letter last Stitui day from Dr. Hewitt, Stationers and irom th^ following famous woiks, ELEBS: \TED Eischen, J. P., Mr. William Gent for &G2.50. A number of persons from Business People i postage paid and fiee of allco.it, the of Redwing, staling that diphtheria is and Miss L. Frosch. May success attend 41 (III! 12"W. Green vs. D. A.Gibbs. Tried this place expect to be on hand, and a hooks being Harper's edition unabiidged, where are delighted with, and laging to a con^ideiable extent in different Mm Make and Save Money the happy pair on their join ney beautifully printed on good paper, by Couit. Referred by further stipulation glorious time is expected. li1- of Goodhue county. As portii by USUIJ the world renowned Model UUll in paper covets: thiough life. lo John Lind to report judgement. PRESS The Madelia Times says a party of PRINTING Dr. Berry has had a great deal of experience 1. "Jane nie, the tolel l.itnl inn el v.liirh Mr. A Coon, living near Golden It is lame enough to do all the prmtinp required, strong, rapid. ido Ch.nlolte UruiituS f.uno six adults, who formerly lived in Linden in treating that disease in this Jiboiit/t Ittfhhcr f(h(i ihrfeti Desk and Extension EASY TO WORK, alwaji reliable, andaiiy boy can manage It, a. "Theilajs of Po-npou," HuKei's liistnricil Gate, lost another child on Saturdaj 13Geo. AVooldrick vs. Jules Opai and do hundreds of dollars worth of work every ear. We maka in this county, but who espoused place and vicinity for a number of romance of unr.crsal popuhiiity, the mo-a f:ts.ci- lIol(le*'Sf ttubbev 3J((jie Pencils, etc. twelve styles, both hand and foot power, ranging in price from (JoI? a-.ui ntoduclion1*. last fiom that dieadful disease, diphtheria. and Ed. Opai. Jury trial. Verdict nnUni of his $3.ooupwirds. Send 3 cent stimp for circulars. Over 7,000 In the Mormon faith about three years years, Dr. Hewitt requested him to use. ftT* The MODEL I'REIS has trade me over J60.00 last 3. -'John H.iht.ix, Gentleman," Mih Mullock's This is the third child Mr. no cause of action. Stay for 40 days month and good prospects a'lead."B. RlJ'S, Houston, Tel. ma'sterpicct, a story of thconouh uii'l triuaiphs TOYc since, left Madelia on Monday of last make a report to him in regard to the "My MODEL PRE^S has over paid for itself already in card NOTIONS .ssoci.ited v.ith low bnt'i and non toitnne. crlntinu alone."W, WOOLMID. Tairfield, Ills. "Tha Coon has lost within the last three to prepare case. week, on their way to Salt Lake. 4. The Posthumous Paper-- o( the Pickwick MODEL does all and even more than you claim for it."I. different observations that he has mado SNYDER, Newton. N I-irst Prizes at Pins, '78. andSydney, o, Club," tl.e oi th it gave Chat It I'ickcni in- cele- months. 14Nicholas L'IUX vs. Peter Zwas. N.S.W ,'79. Address all orders or inquiries to manufacturer* 1 Headache Cured. relative to the causes, infectiousness, butj the mos,t humorous and alv.ajs the most hi1- books J. W. Daughaday & Co. 721 Chestnut St. Philadelphia ka, Judgment tifllrmed, with costs. popul.u ol Some ten days ago Mr. Runitz recieved and other details of the disease. AM) by Dr. Baker's Bilious Pills. Also Billiousness. '-Tho History of a dime Py Vutor Hugo. In the case of the State of Minnesota a telegram from St, Paul, stating 3. S. 11AS8ETT. The tenible i. uritivu by the ft"'.t French poet, Constipation, &c. Musical Merchandise. The conceit at Union Hall on Tuesday novelist and liitui in cf the Clime of Louis Napoloun Ocn'L Advertiser. vs. Augustus Ibberhon the judgment For Sale by Jos. Bobleter. that his wife wad taken down with Late bl "HOME AVD F.UIM." I *-tr in_'lni4 the liberties ot hi', couutt evening of last week was a rather 6 "H ni} E-inond." A no-\t! By William SOUTH and WEST," of lowei coiut was leversed. typhoid fever and his child with diphtheria. Diphtheria has entered the family Thickti ijtin- nicM artistic, populai -itnl chara tamo aifair. The IIutchii:son Family lu 1stic v. the works ol the widest no\th'-t ol this W. C. Duncan indicted for horse Mr. II. has now returned, stating of Mr. Ernst Brandt of this city and time that was adveitised to give such &rand A h.rge a^^oiT' ill stealing was anuigned for trial on the that both weie doing well when he 7. 'FuUim." My Ale\ m^'ei W. Kin lake. Om last Monday night claimed a bright PCBLISHED AT 216 TlNE StUnET, ST., LOCIS. entertainment at the time, consisted of ofallthclal.^thty so! oi the mist oliamiiii n.iiiatives ver wiitten full lbth inst. He plead "not guilty" and By ALFRED AVERY & CO. left them. of pei-pit'tints ol li:e in tilt i-a-a, int'iiding Hd. eleven year old girl as its victim. The l-.er .m two maic meinbeis who untertained the Al.ili.islf.i-, S took the usual time to piopare for mil aide ICI i lit-- oi pel son il pv.ru nit:iii Kgj Among the attorneys from abroad aitending Send for snniplo cop.es of SOUTH and funeral will take place this afternoon. and the Ht,li Und. fa- ff. MGIa^V,.,', S ^lui.i'- audience for a short time by ringing W13ST. MIH'II is a fli^t-clii^s agricultural trial. His counsel ga\e notice of a 8 "Ji lie,a! it. llie 1 l.'-iJi i'i I ondon." Hi Dan court last week we noticed S. ancl family paper, published ^unu-monthly at The bereaved family has the sympathy in" L.v (I' and playing a few commonplace piece-!. Deloe .ni'li. rol Hi bn '-on UUMM''' The true tho lowpiiccof DOOi.Nia A YLAR. Politics aro motion to hange pl.ue of trial. The liter1 Piciee, of St. Paul \V. Kinder, of hMOM by din oil ho most ui'-tinuuis'ii'd of their large circle of frierds. L.-af'.,,, entirely ignored. General news, valuable information, W Iri^t the "family" will not simmer in om 1 n.Lii me, tlu nii-.te.ioui ind awn.l MSI- and mlerefctin reading matter are furnished. motion was aigmd V"4culay. The Waseca: M. J. Seviance, of Mankato Mtu., .nt'oi, PI t'ie I'I i "ic to KIILI I id The bc-.fc of correspondents contribute down to smaller pioportions before A broken rail two miles this side of 'J, "P, fin*, ol WoiiNv oit Clio-en and edited couit oveiiukd the ni tii and set from allscctionaof thecount rv. Useful premiums Mi i-11 R. II. Giorge.ol Rochester G. W. lo\ .Maih-'\ Ai ul.i Ti in -t p'.pulai and ^eletl reaching other places where the are and liberal commis-sioua will bo given, to clubraisers. Oourtland station ditched four cars of the case foi tn.-'l next Tiusday, and o'ltiMi oi llu i iks i one oi 1 ul u.d's ^re ilcM bommervilie and J. M. Thompyju, of Ti. fcAMI'LLS FIIEE. l'o billed for conceits. petti, whoa wiitn s o.*e tla libritj l.iri. 1} a westbound freight train last Monday oidered that a veneio of 3D jurors to iipi'\.cujl 'til It'HiUsUHli'.IlU ihi display ot th* Sleepy Eye. ..e ..i Address, "SOUTH & WEST," -,ent!. ent -md IUly ol coiinli\ i'fc morning, delaying the eastern passenger On reading the last number of the S.-.-rl, be made. 216 Pine Street, St. Louis, Mo. lo T'.tve wduiiif. Kiifli-h Men ol Litters" (in Our German friends have organized train at this place four hours. Xo Sleepy llya occasional we became luily one) Kobe. I Hun i OliM 1 Oold-nutli.3 John It Farminge vitya Agents to Sell th Standard Agricultural Profitk Boo a cotillion club.. The first dance was li'Uijap O. I hot ol'i 11 os tht luU is bj PiiiKip."' for a ri Wl.ipplo i'orff&Mnndi'Bcc, ^ccordiai]^ Violin^, one was injured by the accident. convinced that the late bolting candidate sharp, the t-co.i i bj Win. U! iek, the biillianl given at Harmony hall last Saturday IIOM 1 st. indtlK tindoj Jaii.e, Fioudc.t'iedistii'guished for R"pio'-entati\e in this county The railroad company is building hi-loii in. ro moiei h.tiininc bO( I in evening, thiity couple participating tlits tluec in'i io bio^i iplu,s in ike up hibeen New Accurate, Comprehensive. A Complete farming.-m Far Ft. Whipple, Va., No*. 18th, 1880. is a pusillanimous hjpociite. As the "omprchr successfu- very extensive stock yards at this place Library in itself. A mire guid to -.iiudi modem Units. \(.'S AND BOWS. in the aifair. Dancing was kept up TFI I UhUf nmira Cultivate all Farm Crops. iAItJiO?,iKA^'. :CL'% S I lying whelp, whom hi^so call"d "power E ilncr Jhritv I tULO nUn I I Breed & Care for Live Stock. and we are informed bv agent Hydemann WE it will b.' il idi tint th'-se books comprise till about twelve o'clock, at'tei which STORED Grow fruit.Manage busineas, Make Money I behind the throne" pulled out of Mnee our sti bore ill be comparatively And Secure HapplneM. a wide iai m' ui stiikingdiversity that all live stock from Port the party adjourned to Mrs. Kimm's uvea many time* It* coat every Seaaon, Sit pages. hhoit now, a paity of us decided the gutter and placed and kpt at the ot the most bnl'iant and pleasing I tt Illustration s. Send for Circulars ami terms to Pierre and Watertown will be unloaded to visit Mt. Vernon, Va., lust week where there was a sumptuous supper C. MeCUBDY CO., Chicago, IU. prodnetiom of modem authoii, including public crib until he became too la/y to here and fed. The yard will contain This place is situated on the right voeii Novell, Travels, l'cetry, Biography awaiting them. Everything passed Uij i\ TIEL. WW, PFAEKCtRS do anything but diaw his sal iry, has bank ot the Potom ic on a small elevation and IlMtoiy, so that all tastes mi twelve pens and is being built with yjr-^ja&g oil nicely. neither the courage noi manhood to 15 miles below Washington. It be consulted and each subscriber will V a view to stability and convenience. 4- was the home of Geoige W ishington REAL ESTATE AGENCY &J 1 embarrassed only by the riches of apologize to the Republicans whose Ac Cholera Morbus, Diarrhea, frolic 'free rake Items. and is now 'teld by the Ml. Yernon la* thevarielv in selecting his favorite character he willfully and maliciously dies Association for pieseivation. On Dyspepsia, Weak Stomach, and book for a free prize. vi aspersed, or acknowledge his lying A few of our neighbors, Isaac Johnsou ariiving theicwe were politely conducted Bowel Complaints, cured by Dr Baker's for Southwestern Minnesota, Subscriptions payable in advance, propensities, we will leave him to welter by a guide who jjives fully information among them, killed two nice deer Pain Relief. and the Free Piize Book must be oidered to visitors, through the ground in his own mire. Sold by Jos. Bobleter at the time the papers ai subscribed one day last week on the Wabashaw A Nl) and Mansion. The Old Oak," as it is for. creek, after a two days' hunt. Through the carelessness of the parties W learn from Dr. Maiden that a called in history, under which the Gen. Free specimen copies ol the Cincinnati in charge, the steam valve of the used to rest in going up to his house notorious and desperate character, passing The M. E. parsonage has been moved Weekly Commercial n.. be obtained wras burs ted from the river is still standing. The engine in the Empire mill by the name of Arkansaw" and into the edge of the timber, against by addressing M. ILiKtead el mansion is furnished with most of the Co., Propiietois Commeicial, Cincinnati, by frost on Monday morning. Several who ha-, be.m the tenor of the people of the wishes of a portion of the congregation, old furniture. Washington's surveying Ohio. NEW ULM, MINN. Fort Pierre, D. T., for a number of small pipes were also rent apart by which caused one of the members instruments which he used in colonial Jos. Bobleter, Propiietor New L'lm times and his spy glass are to be months, was launched into eternity at rost. The damage will bo iepaired in to put his fist under other members' Review. All orders for the purchase or sal 3 seen. that place last Thursday night, by a a day or two and operations commenced noses. of city lots, improved farms and wilp Trees planted by him now cast their vigilance committee which was organ NEW ULM PRODUCE MARKET. in earnest. lands, in this and adjoining counties, Considerable threshing remains yet shadows on his resting place. One of ized in a very short time for the sole for insurance in the most reliable coin the party asked the guide where the to be done in this vicinity. Corn is The readers ot this paper who may panics, for ocean passage to and from purpose of getting rid of the inhuman hatchet was, but he could not give us well cribbedin the snow. be unfortunately afflicted with Rheumatism, nil European ports, promtly and satisfactorily Coirected weekly by B.PrKFirnLV, a satisfactory answer. Most of the villain. Aikansaw has killed several attended to. by all means try Dr. Bosanko's The hunting party already spoken of furniture and relics have been procured 1/2 persons in that community during his V3* County Afjency for the German saw five large wolves in one drove in Rheumatic Cure, the great sovereign at a considerable expense from rola* t. Pan Wheat No. 1 87 No. 2 84 reign of terror among some of the citizens, American Hail Ins. Co. of the Wabashaw creek timberbut as the tives and others into whose hands they remedy, which has now been upon Flour per bbl $5.80730 and it is therefore no hunters were after larger game the had fallen. The tomb a short distance Farmers! the market for many years, and ha Oats, per bushel 23 from his mansion is built of brick, wolves are still roaming at large. wonder that the people took the law Barley, per busheL 3050 proven to be one of the greatest discoveries agreeable to a clanse in his will in A large number of horses in this in their own hands. Corn per bushel 25 in materia medica. which he also designated the spot. Farmers! neighborhood are coming down with Potatoes, per bushel 20 The floor is connected by electric wires the epizootic, but no serious results John Pfefferle, of Hector, gave ns a Haras, per lb 10 Severe Affliction. to an alarm in the mansion. The light are apprehended as the disease is of a Cheese per lb 20 friendly call last Saturday morning. est step on the floor sounds the alarm. Joseph Holm, residing in the town very mild type. Try Everythfng but Buy Only the be st. Lard per lb 8 This has been done to prevent relichunters reports business in that village of Sigel about four miles from this The health of the people in this vicinity Rve flour, per bbl 4.00 from entering. quite good, and that quite a number of Pos Offic Block I Ulm Minn. place, has had a terrible visitation from is exceedingly good. Not a single Salt, per bbl 2.00 This simple inscription marks to business establishments have lately case of (iphtheria has been recorded diphtheria during the past two weeks. Butter, per lb 1315 prosterity the resting place of this illustrious this part of the town for nearly two The time has now arrived when a Iloney, per lb 20 been added to the place. Wood has Within that time -six of his children .ldier, statesman and citizen: vcars. May it remain so always, is the Eggs, per doz 15 fanning mill be one of the most urgent JOS. BOBLETER, Prop'r. been one of the very scarce aitides -'Here rest the mortal remains have died from the fearful disease, "wish of yours, HEADER. needs of the farmers, and the of Washington." there for some time. leaving to the bereaved parents only NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. question with them will arise which The registers are filled with names one child, a deaf and dumb boy. This Union Hall, Steinhauser's little daughter, Lydia, from all parts of the country, is the best mill to have. Echo answers: NEW Golden Gate Items. is indeed a sad inroad into the family, aged about four years, died from The Monument in process of erection "Buy the J. R. FORSTER, and the grief-stricken parents have the at Washington is progressing nicely diphtheria last Friday after an illness FARMERS, FRIEND FAN- MARKIED, on the 18th inst., at and will be the highest structure in the ENTI S sympathy of the whole community in Wine Bear & Liquor Hail.: T, Golden Gate, by justice A. E. West, of only two or three days. Deceased NING MILL, world after completion. The President their sore calamity. Mr. G. W. Cassle and Mrs. Maria was a very bright and pleasant child is still undecided whom he shall appoint manufactured by Portner. NEW ULM, MINN. and will be sadly missed by the bereaved Chief Signal officer. Gen. Miles Main Stiect, suTc-py Eye, lijnn. DIED, at Golden Gate, Nov. 21st, 1880, A Paying Ooeupation. is a prominent candidate. Cl field, oftfwlTlm." family as well as by many of J. J. Legge, Prop'r. of diphtheria, Charley, eldest son of Grand Musical enteitainmcnt evnry hardware Office over Beussmann's We have a beautiful autumn, the the neighbors, among all of whom she The approach of the long winter evenings cnlls Archibald and Mary Coon, aged 17 afternoon and evening. The Bar is weather being dry and clear. store. attention to the matter of a lamp, for without a years, 5 months and 25 days. This was a special favorite. This mill has been tried and notfonna -wanting. supplied with the very best of win^s, Dealer good light half the pleasure or protit is taken Respectfully yours, It haa been satisfactorily demonstrated that Irom is the third child Mr. Coon has lost in liquors and cigars. Abo good stabling from rending or study. Coal Oil is now in general Jos. A Eckstein, one to two pounds more per bushel of wheat is Drugs & Medicines, The first of the series of club dances use for illuminating purposes outside of cities or five weeks. There are no new cases attached for Farmers' teams. Raved if cleaned by thi mill than by any otl.er. gignal Corps, S. A. large towns where coal gas if used, and when a pro was held at Turner Hall last Thursday ELASTIC TRUSS All foreign substances should be removed from of diphtheria as I can learn. nor lamp is used it is the best substitute for sun. F. HAUSDORF, Prop r. Haa Pad differing from ml 1 otho* seed -wheat as well as from wheit inter.ded for light yet uncovered Thepnncipleor plan upon night. But we learn that there were bene the market, for *'as you sow so you shall reap." Glass, Putty, .nBihap,wiU Sdf-AdWlM which tlw Student lamp is constructed may he said NOTICE. Balnn enter, kdiptiltulftodl The Farmers' Friend Fanning Mill is guaranteed to NOTICE. not a great many participants at that to be the best in use, but the lamp itself has always potltioii* of th* body. whQ* Oils and Paints, be as durable as any in the market, and the price of had several objectionable features which we are Bat ii tha cop pnwM tack tlw Such of oivr readers as desire steady same will compare favorably with that of otl.er time but that there will be many more btMUMrjMMaptrMMNaM glad to see are being done away within the new Perfumery and Wltk tfc* *tor. WUh fiJJl mills. employment, or valuable reading mat aspirant for favor called the Hontt LAMP manufactured an the future. W understand that ponn tb Htraiali I MU Meant* The Frank Leslie Publishing Co., 15 Patronize homeinduptryandrnnno risk of being TOILET ARTICLES, by the Home Lamp Co., of Cincinnati. ter cheap, should address The Frank car* certain,. Itla car/, danbla brand night, aad aadleal enr a certain swindled by dishonest strangers who go about the B. ZWIESELE. PROP'R., Combs, The great objection to mo'-t other lamps is their linbilitj'ito Dey street, New York, will give steady Catalan fraa. Uaaaap. 8mtbymail. the dances will hereafter be given at Leblie Publishing Co., 15 Dey Street, country and sell mills on two or three years time be upset, the trouble to Keep them in or MtiUSTOX TBCSS CO., Chicago. UV employment to an active agent in and then change the notes to suit themselves New York. They will send "The der, and the poor light given by them. The new Union Hall, on Thursday evening of Brushes All kinds of repairs and. Kos. of wirt and tin Leibold's Building, New Ulm, Minn Home Lamp is nickle plated and almost a fac-simlie every county. On receipt of 40 cents Family Journal (an Illustrated literary sives for my mills is constantly kept on hand, also each week. of the Student Lamp it has a handsome orno* DISSOLUTION OF PART- and Stationery. they will send for three months The and fashion paper) for three m-jnths, wire for eive purposes. mented amp bv means of which the limp can at The bpst assortment of liquors, wines find c'srirs F. HELD. once easily adjusted in any position upon tno Family Journal, (an illustrated Literary. NERSHIP. for 30 cts., or clubs of 4, for 3 months W acknowledge a pleasant call received in the city. A splendid lunch is served every centre table, piano, muic lest, sewing machine, for S1.00, together with a valuable Art and Fashion Paper,) or clubs morningfrom 10 a:m. to 12 My friends and Pliysician's prescriptions compounded desk, or by me ais of r. handsome bracket, which from Mr. Ed. O'Harra, of Renville Center str.. New Ulm. Minn customers are cordially invited to visit rac in a% goes with the lamp, can be placed upon the wall book containing over 150 pages of useful of four for three months, for $1.00, together with accuracy and dispatch at aU new quarters. county, one day last week. Mr. and in whatever position it is placed it is absolutely information for the million. To horns of the day or night. with a valuable book of information Notice is hereby given that the partnership sate. This is the great ieataro of excellence, B. ZWIESKLE. O'Harru was recently a candidate for each subscriber Samples and Illustrated but the New Home Lamp combines also the argand for the million, containiag Golden Gate Mills. late existing between Wm. burner, a filling indicator and match boxNo Catalogue will be sent on receipt of IcnrsfclTe^ by making money Representative but .failed to receive a medical and household receipts, legal lamp has ever before been received with such Hhena golden cbnnte is offered Bonne and E L. Eichstaedt under the cents in stamps. unusual favor or received such a strong recommendation advice and forms, articles on Etiquette A Cough, Cold or Sore Throat sufficient number of votes. He carried thereby aJirays keeping poverty from the leading journals of Cincinnati. firm name of Wm. Bonne & Co., in from your door. Those who al. and Letter writing, advice to merchants, his own town nearly solid which, he Having arranged our roih to run ahottld be stopped. Keglect.frequently results in wnyatakfiaovaDtageofthe good It is nlso endorsed by such men as the major and A special Meeting of the shareholders clerks, mechanics, farmers, New Ulm, Minn., was dissolved by an incurable lnug diseat or consumption. .nce- for nu-kinsr money that are offered, generally both hy steam and water power, with postmaster, several insurance presidents and express thinks, should suffice to convince all of the New Ulm Sugar Manufacturing BROWN'S BROitciiiAL TKOCHES are certain to (dve tecome weattby, ^hite those who do not to. & c, &c, to each subscriber, and also agents of that city as the safest, most convenient mutual consent on the 12th day of other late improvements, we are now relief in Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs, Catarrh, Con*umptive pro\e sm-h cljances remain. In po\erty We want skeptical men that his legislative Company will be held at the and best lamp made. The company desirps an-illustrated Catalogue containing and throat diseases. ror thirty ear* the manyinen, women, boys and girls to work fox ns enabled to give a good yield and a firstclass November, 1880. agents in this locality, and any smart lady or Union Hall in New Ulm, Monday the troches have been reccommended by phjsieians, right in their own localities. The basinen wll course is "indicated." terms to Agents, Postmasters and gentleman can make a handsome income during quality of flour. and always give perfect satisfaction ihey nr pay more than ten limes ordhfary wage*. Wc for. 5th day of December 1880, at S.o'clock Wm. Bonne will continue the business the next six months by panvassing for Its sale. Newsdealers. This is made in order Bruises, Sprains not new or untried but having btcn t^ted by wid nisbait expensive ontfit antal that yoa newlfrw I exchange for No. 1 wheat, we There is hardly dozen families in this county, in the~evening, for the purpose to and constant UB for nearly n entire gfneratio No one ho engages fails to make^ money very and is authorized to make settlement to introduce our publications into everv who will not want one, and its price is so low as to give 34 lbs. of flour, besides bran and tbey have attained well merited rank soioegth rapidly. ou can devote your whole time t hear and consider the finarcial returns Burns, Swellings, &c, cured by Dr bring it within the reach of all. For fur.herinforr family. Address, Family Journal, ofall debts owing to or by the few staple remedies of the age. Poblie epeker work or oniy yoor sjmre mo^neiKat ^nW shorts, per, bushel, of the directors of said Company. mation address, Home Lamp Co., Cincinnati, O., Baker's Turkish liniment" ti on and all i needed wnt nee.' }5*Dey Street,New York. and singers use them to clear and Mrenvthen mentioning onr paper and they will give you fall late firm. WM. BONNE & Co. IjEJHfcDlKGER & S ON &Co., Fortlaod, Main* Voice: Sold at 25 cents a box every where. FCTD, BOOCK, Pres Sold by Jos. Bobleter. particulars and exclusive territory to' canvass in. MMPMIF wppae^ TT