-*V^!W^-35'^!=-T^*W*ViSl S^**Tl? j-1-"-" r*n NEW ULM REVIEW, WEDNESDAY DECEMBER /880." -^at*****^* !H 0 FO A TH E HUY S! NEW ULM AND VICINITY. MerchandiseXicxeno ^Department, Henry Mueller, of Lafayette township, Great Bargains in Musical SECOND GRAND STEEL ROLLERS vs MILLSTONES. To be serious, I found all the Minneapolis Nicollet county, across the river Sdsd*AiiiiiiaI AT THE millers taking out there millstones, The trial of C. W. Duncan, indicted from this place, threshed about 3,000 By our Regular Correspondent Busted, CITY DRVC STORE. and substituting steel rollers for horse-stealing, commenced yesterday, bushels of wheat and over 1,500 of oua Joe Millermaster has got out the in their places. Wheat, by the new EiitortaiTiTTtfrnt Judge Cox presiding. Jos. Bobleter has just received a direct a few days ago. He raised about 1,000 Hunganan process, is not ground but biggest restaurant sign in Brown Co* importation of violins, accordions, cracked. These rollers are about 30 Don't fail to take in the Scandinavian bushels of Mammoth wheat which average A five and ten cent tin shop has inches long and eight in diameter. It harmonicas, guitars, violin bows, violin ball at Union Hall next Saturday about twenty bushels to the acre. been started on the corner of Main Arranged by the takes five sets of steel rollers to finish and guitar strings, Ac, from Klingenthal, evening if you want to spend a few The wheat weighs 62 pounds per the flour. Each set of rollers run closer and 4th streets. Governor's Guards, Saxony. The instruments hours pleasantly. bushel, struck measure, and without than than the preceding. After the Wm. Sencerbox, of Shakopee, has are the best ever brought to this city wheat passes each set of rollers it is being cleaned after taken from the The public schools of this place were City Drug S o*d -at bolted or sifted through a coarse cloth. opened a jewelry store in Gherke's and are offered for sale at amazingly separator. elosed on Thanksgiving day, giving This cloth lets the disintegrated particles XJNTON" HALL, building on Main street. low prices. Violins from $1.00 to $12. the teachers and pupils a chance to of wheat through, and passes REMARKABLE SUCCESS-TIIC sciences Accoidians from $2.00 to $15.00. Guitars The Thanksgiving dance given at off the bulky and large pieces, which gnuw the turkey bones unmolested of medicine and chemistiy have never on are run through another and closer set from $5.00 to $15.00. Harmonicas, Harmony Hall by our cotillion club OISO produced so valuable a remedy for the We are grieved to announce the Saturday Eve., December 11, '80. of rolllers and cracked again. The was the best and the largest that has in paper boxes, from 5 cts to $1.50. treatment of Kidney disease as the accidental HEAD-QUARTERS death from diptheri.i of John Lauterbach's hist rollers have little else but wheat been held here yet. Eyerytbing passed iiemember these goods have been impoited hulls and the waxy germs of the wheat discovery of the vegetable con four year old daughter, which off in the best of style. at which time will be produced the duect from the manufacturer which do not crack up, but smash tained in Day's Kidney Pad. Its reliable occurred last Sunday evening. Popular Five Act Drama, down like a piece of wax. The germ and can theiefore be sold at lower John White takes hold of business character, desirable qualities and of a kernel of wheat is not good food. A temperance Red Ribbon club with at the Loreno House as though he prices than if bought from middle "Louva, The Pauper," masterly curative power have deeply It makes flour black. By the old millstone FOR over sixty members has lately been was Dolmonikist of the West. men, process this waxy germ* was won upon the confidence of the medical started at Beaver Falls, with R. G. ground up with the starchy portion, Wood! Wood! Wood! is the great profession and countless sufferers with the following Cast: and bolted through with tire flour. By Bestor as president. cry in our village. The following marriage licenses have who have used it. the new system of cracking kernels LOUVA, miss Theresa Fay. been issued by Mr. Blachaid since The attention of those of our readers On Thanksgiving day our churches and instead of giindiug it, this germ We learn that nearly all the grain in DRUGS and Aggie Farmham, Miss Philippine Fetry TOILET SOAPS, Nov. 1st: is not ground but flattened out, and who wish to purchase sheep, i called were well attended and the day Mrs. T5raft, Miss Emily Fay. Cottonwood township has now been sifted or bolted out, while the starchy Paul C. Jacobson, Mary Roy. observed throughout, all of which is to the advertisement of Ballenger k, Gipsy Crone Miss Emily Fay. MEDICINES, HAIR OILS, threshed, and that there is also very portions of the wheat are crushed into William Gentz, Auguste Kennitz. a credit to our village. \unt Charity... .Miss Mary Rosskopf. Chapin, in this issue of the Review. powdered wheat or flour. little left in most ot the other towns in Dick Langley G. Fischer. James II. McGowan, Emma ilinton. F. Ibberson has received another GLASS, PUTTY, PERFUMERY, The Fergus Falls Journal says potatoes this vicinity. There are yet a number Will Spriggs B. Juni. WHAT BECOMES OF THE FLOl IS. Hermann Nagel, Mary Doster. lot of those fine peerless oysters. They in that village retail for 60 cents a The best flour, worth $7.10 a ban el Col. Farnhain Tor Oleson. of jobs unthreshed below this place, J. P. Anderson, Hansine Christen sen. are the best in the market. OILS & PAINTS, i BRUSHES in Minneapolis, is mostly shipped to Col. Craft Ed. Collins. bushel, and are scarce at that. The on the road leading to Mankato. But J. Fischer, Magdalena Klinkhammer. New York, New England and Europe. Hub Craft Gust Peteis. potato crop in that region was a very J. Trautmann receives fresh oysters a great dtal of corn is yet in the fields Flour is billed directly fuun Minneapolis Mr. Withgow Martin Mueller TRUSSES William Gent, Lina Fiasch. CIGARS, weekly, direct from Baltimore. They poor one, hence the high price. and unhusked, owing to the setting in to Liverpool, Glasgow, Havre Peleg Pucker Jos. Bobleter. Chailes Hoehne, Caioline Malter. are nice ones. jnd Mediterranean ports. Crankey A. Eekstein. of cold weather so early in the fall and Mr. Redmann of this place has been and TOBACCO William Drach, Gertrude Maudeiteld. Tony Jos. Galles. The second rate flour, worth $5.00 a the continuance of the same up to the seriously ill for some time, and for a Schmidt and Fr. Koehne left for Peter A. Wall. Maggie Johnson. barrel in Minneapolis, is shipped generally present time. thu Chicago market last Monday, and SHOULDER while it was feared that he could not to Glasgow. It is called the Bakers' Jacob C. Spaeth, Caroline Vieiling. To conclude with the loaiing with four car loads of fat cattle- recover, but we learn that he is now brand. The bakers always use Rev. Fathers HaagandP. Neubrand Fiank Windschitt, Anna Walhiowtz. farce entitled PIPES. BRACES. second class flour. By superior knowledge slowly improving. J. Zieskc is just in receipt of a splen will hold mission services at the Catholic Geo. W. Cassle, Maichia E. Portner. they make as good looking bread "KANSAS IMMIGRANTS." did lot oftrunks, which he offers to Wines & Liquors for Medicinal Purposes church in this c'ty from next Our readers who wish to obtain reliable John Salchert, Anna Arnoldi. out of $5 flour as house cooks make sell at rock bottom prices. Don't Sunday. Dec. 5th, to Sunday, Dec. 12 information respecting the millling out of $8 flour. In fact $5 flour with CHARACTERS: Joseph Hoffmann, Elizabeth Holl. forget to give John a call when in pure baking powder will make better inclusive. Seivices will be held three operations at Minneapolis, should John M. Scott, Bertha A. Fox. Sam Gross Gust. Fischer. need of a good trunk. and more beautiful breat than the times each day. We are informed not fail to peruse in to-day's issue of Hans Johnson, Louise Jorgensen. Joe Cope Gust. Stohlmann. NEW BOOKS! BOOKS! $8 flour raised with alum baking T. E. Bowen is now handling our that one of the Fathers is an eloquent the Review the excellent article written Kzra Slocum Sam. Baumgartner. August Kcenig, Eva Wellnitz. powder. express goods at the Herald office. Ilulda Slocum Miss Therese Fay. speaker and that he will preach in the to the Chicago Tribune by Eli Perkins. August Ricke, Emilie Grunke. The very bad flour, worth $2.50 a Ben. Slocum B. Juii. English language each day. All are ban el, is shipped to Rotterdam, where We have taken a view of the mam Joe Buck Jos. Bobleter. it is mixed with tye flour and eaten by Wheat trade in this place has been cordially invited to attend. moth snow plow which is lying at the The Mamnerchor concert at Union the poor people. depot. It is a big one, and none need CO*=:ESISX*7Gr very brisk during the last few days, Hall promises tobe a rare musical treat. Another newspaper, the News, is The whole to conclude with a THE MILL POWER. fear of being deluged by snow storms. and pi ices have also been all that could The power used is the Mississippi The Latest No one should miss it. A social hop about to be established at Lake Renton, From appearances we should think SOCIAL HOP. reasonably be expected-for this'season river. The Hon. 0. C. Washburn will conclude the evening's entertainment. that the monster might go through a Lincoln county, by Chas. M. and Most Popular Novels, owns nearly the whole power. He of the year. During last week the mountain of snow, let alone a 16-foot See the full programme in another Morse, the former publisher of the sub-leases power to other mills. Mr. Complete Sets ot Dickens' Standard Woiks, prices remained steady at 87 cents for drift. Admission 35 Cents. column. Hinkle informs me that he pays $2,50C Times. Mr. Morse is an able and and Waverly Novels, Cook Books, all the Standard No. 1 nnd 84 cents for No. 2. For several a vear for the power to run two mills Our merchants are completely stocked spicy writer and his reputation as an ITKMS or INTERESTFor the permanent Tickets can be secured at the City days the Van Dusen & Co's elevator Poetical Works, Porter & CoaU' Standard Publications, German Gov. Pillsbury is now building a with all kinds of merchandise, and enterprising newspaper man is already Drug Store, Neumann Rosskopf s. relief of all unpleasant sensations, of the took in about 3,000 bushels per day, are reaping the benefit of what they Niew mill on the opposite side and English Juvenile Books, School Books, Blank Books. of members of the company and on established, but it remains to be try Dr. Bosanko's File Remedy. To river from Minneapolis, the water sold last year as well as this. on an average, and Bingham Brothers the evening of the entertainment at Also a Fine Line of seen whether Lincoln county can support power of which will have fifty feet eure Blind Files, use Dr. Bosanko's averaged about 1,500 bushels per day. Two of our well-known citizens left the door. fall. This new mill will grind 3,000 three papers. Pile Remedy. For Bleeding Piles, ix for the Cottonwood last week to take Box Writing Paper, Note Paper, Besides these amounts the three mills barrels a day. The combined mills at a swim. They got 'em but the farmers there is nothing so effectual as Dr. Bosanko's Minneapolis. I suppose, grind from 15, Legal and Foolscap Paper, Inks, Chalk Crayons, also bought large quantities, especially Quite a large amount of wood has A cordial invitation Is extended to are short of wood where they Pile Remedy. 000 to 20,000 barrels of flour daily. all. the Eagle Mill Co., which must have Slates, Authoprraph afW Photograph Albums, large line been brought into town by farmers for stopped. Chip in, gents. THE FUTURE OF MINNEAPOLIS MILLING. The Governor's Guard. Braises, Sprains taken in between 2,000 and 3,000 bush, some days past, so that anyone could Pocket Books, Bill Books, Ink Stand*, Paper Weights, etc., etc. T. J. Cassell has just returned from A great future awaits the Minneapolis on some days. On account of the scarcity Burns. Swellings, &c, cured by Dr Rapid City, Black Hills, where he has have as muchas was needed for present mills. The unexplored wheatfields v^Iefq W. JkirdW*, Baker's Turkish liniment" been for over three years, He stops beyond Manitoba, and along the of cars for shipping the gram East, use and many have also commenced Sold by Jos. Bobleter. with his brother, the operator at the Peace and Saskatchewan rivers, must the Messrs. Bingham could not accept to lay in a supply for use hereafter. empty into the Minneapolis mill. depot. mimv. CELEBRATED mmv. The Thanksgiving bajl at Union Hall all of the wheat which was offered to But up to this time the prices have been These mills are especially adapted to DIED.Betsey, infant daughter of on Thursday evening was well attended, them. Their elevator was filled to way up in the upper regions,dry hard grinding hard Northern wheat, while August Uttey, aged eight years, of there being about 70 tickets sold, other mills, fixed for soft Southern DO YOU overflowing on Saturday, but they had maple, $5.50 per cord tind oak about $5. diphtheria. Mr. Uttey has also one wheat, cannot make the same fine so we are informed. The trippers of then made arrangements for storing more child down with the same disease. These high prices will undoubtedly flour from the hard wheat. The time the fantastic say they had a real jolly several thousand bushels in their ware have to drop considerably in the near THUJKOF IT?? will come when Minneapolis will grind Ebony, Rubber anil Mated Desk and Extension time, and everything passed of very house. About three-fouiths of the future, as some of the wood which was 50,000,0C0 bushels of hard wheat annually Holders, Gold and Rubber Magic Pencils, etc. A special Meeting of the sharehold smoothly. and ship it abroad in the shape wheat brought in is No. 2. Of the ordered from below, several weeks ers of the New Ulm Sugar Manufacturing of manufactured flour. wheat taken in at the railroad elevator, Prof. Chambers is with us yet, teach ago, is now continuing to arrive. Company will be held at the TOYS, NOTIONS Just now before toe ELI PERKINS. Union Hall in New Ulm, Monday the about a fifteenth part of it graded No. ing the correct method of slinging ink, How many husbands are there who 5th day of December 1880, at 8 o'clock 1, while nearly one-sixth was No. 3. ad teacher of penmanship he is a success. can appreciate this story? A darkey in the evening, for the purpose to NEW ULM PRODUCE MARKET. Attend his clas9 and you will not hear and consider the finarcial returns recently made application for a divorce AND Personal. regret it. Call on him for the latest of the directors of said Company. from his wife. When asked on what Musical Merchandise. flame of written and fancy "Christmas FRED. BoocK^Pres. Frank Burg The editor of the Lanrberton Commercial Corrected weekly by R. PrcrrsHLY, ground he demanded a divorce, he exclaimed Cards." was among the callers at the as follows: "De ground of [Des Moinet, Iowa'Stat* Register.] Skating has been a favorite amusement Review office last Saturday. this occasion is sufficient enough. Wheat No. I 87 No. 2 84 A large assortment If ou. S. Voders Position. among a portion of our young Flour per bbl $5.80730 When I rented ten acres and worked of all the latest styles of Col. Pfamder returned home last Oats, per bushel 25 has the best assorted stock of folks for some time past. A skating one mule I married a woman suitable Alabaster, Silver and Friday evening after an absence of A 1 epi esentative man's opinion on Barley, per bushel 3050 rink has already been established by Gold GlassVases, Smoking for de occasion. Now I rent sixty other than political matters, is often of over two weeks, having visited different Corn per bushel 25 Genuine Meerschaum Pipes, Sets, Lava Goods, some of the boys, in order that there acres of land an' work five mules. My Potatoes, per bushel 22 great use to his constituency. The parts of the State on business China Cups andSaucers Genuine Meerschaum Cigar Holders, may be a continuation of the sport during Hams, per lb 10 fust wife is a mighty good ten-acre Hon. S. H. Yoder, of Globe Mills, Pa., connected with his insurance agency. Mug4,FancvChina and Cheese per lb 20 the winter. wife, but she don't suit dis occasion has thus recorded his opinion on a subject German and French A No. 1 Pipes. We acknowledge a pleasant call from Shell Boxes, Japanese Lard per lb 8 ob sixty acres. I needs a woman who of popular interest. I have been 'Mother, what is an angeU "An Rye flour, per bbl .4.00 Goods, Tin Toys, Bird W. S. Ballenger, of West Newton, last All kinds of American Pipes, Cigar can spread more." selling St. Jacobs Oil for the last year. Salt, per bbl 2.00 angel? Well, an angel is a being that Sleighs, Basets,Drums Saturday. He reports threshing in Butter, per lb 1315 I have never heard a person speak of Sleighs, Hobby Hordes Cases, Snuff Boxes. flies." "But, mother, why does papa that township nearly completed for The Bird Island Post says a wood Honey, per lb 20 it, except of a splendid medicine, and always call my governess an angel?" this year. Mr. Ballenger has been fight took place there on Friday, the Eggs, per doz 15 Also all kinds of ^ofdiki^, Violin, as the great specific for rheumatic affections, "Well," exclaimed the mother, after a running a steam thresher this season, 19th inst. Three flat cars loaded with whether inflammatory, acute moment's pause, she's going to fly NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. and threshed, on an average,about 800 wood arrived at that time, and the citizens SMOKING, CHEWING or chronic, swellings, sores, sprains, immediately." bushels of wheat per day, while at one of the village together with about HARMON1KAS. STRINGS AND BOWS. For Sale. burns, wounds, etc. I sell more St. VJOLIN AND SNUFF TOBACCO. time 1023 bushels of wheat were run 50 farmers from the neighboring country Owing to the delay in getting a new THE CITY DRUG STORE Jacobs Oil than of any other kind of through the machine in one day. The made a rush for the wood with their valve to replace the one that was burst liniment, and it gives univeisal satisfaction. yield of the wheat which he has threshed, teams, piling on their sleds and wagons during the first part of last week, the The undersifi led offer to sell, for cash, I will always keep it on hand. All of the following old and new has been from 15 to 20 bushels per what they could get hold of without at their place in West Newton township, Empire mill has not yet resumed grinding. IS THE PLACE TO BUY YOUR The farmers say, that for man and 300 good sheep. acie and all of good quality. waiting for Hie wood to be measured. brands of Cigars: But it is expected that everything beast, they find nothing to equal it. I'DAY CrQttlll W.S. Ballenger. A citizen and a larmer came to blows will be in readiness about the Geo. -Scherer, who is attending the John C. Chapin. SUMATRA,) over one load, but the citizen got away middle of this week. Mankato Normal school this winter, '$ La Sin Rivals, Sigel Item*. with the wood. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. 10 Cent Cigars. spent Thanksgiving and the following The Gazette says Mr. and Mrs. A. E IRIS, three days at his home in this city, returning Sommerville, of Albin, met with a The dramatic entertainmenUarranged George Grau is convalescing. YARA, VI to Mankato on Monday morning. Land Office at Redwood Falls, Minn., serious accident while returning from by\ the Governor's Guards for Sat* i- HOME. Sigel had twins lasi Thursdayin Nov. 2th 1880. The other students at the Mankato Sleepy Eye on Monday of last week. urday evening, Dec. 11th, promises give, that the following-named the way of weddingshow long this Notice is hereby r. rcooLSMo:r Normal from this vicinity are Otto Near that village the team became to be one of the best that has ever setthr has filed notice boom will last is a mystery. Hensel.ofMilford, Andrew Domeier irH frightened and ran away, upsetting the of his intention to make final pi oof in been arranged by the Guards, The Mr. Jos. Hoffmann and Miss Lizzie 5 Cts. CigaTS.]{AKOTA suppmtofhis claim, and secuie final from Sigel township and Otto Hartneck f-l sleigh and causing Mr. Sommerville a drama, "Louva, the Pauper," has entry thereof, and that said proof lloll were married last Thursday. The of this place, the last named being in se-riaus fracture of the leg. Mrs, S. been produced by amateurs elsewhere I I CHOICE. will be made before the Cleik of the same was celebrated by a wedding festival the Model department. The Mankato was also injured somewhat seriously. with great success. The play is Court of Nicollet County at the County O at the home of Mr. Hoffmann. Normal school is at present said to be Seat on Friday the 31st day of December intensely interesting and pathetic, and Frank Burg, our enterprising cigar All of the above-named goods aie of 1880, viz.: Andrew Johnson in a flourishing condition undor the At the Lake School-house, in dist. cannot fall tD please. The farce, manufacturer, talks to the lovers of Homestead entry No. 843 for West able management of its efficient principal, No. 6, are now 60 pupils enrolled and -'The Kansas Immigrants," is excrutiatingly the best quality, and ill be sold at the good cigars, tobacco, etc., ii: this issue of North West J. Section 2, Township add1* several more to the list. Pi of. Edwaid Searing, assisted every day comical ajd will keep the 111, Range 30 and he names the of the Review. Frank has a splendid lowest figures. An evening school has also been provided by a coips of excellent instructors. following witnesses to prove his continuous audience in a rtJar of laugliter. The assortment of everything belonging TO residence upon and cultivation W for and commence I last Monday. evening's entertainment will conclude FRANK BURG, to the tobocco and cigar trade, of said tract, viz: John Olin, Charley A Paying Occupation. The school is under the management with a social hop. See the cast of all of which he sells at bottom prices. Swanbom, JohnSwanbomof Lafayette of Samuel Baumgartner. He has a ten characters and price of admission in The approach of the.o..g winter evenings calls Nicollet Co., and Andrew Chaltstrom See his advert isement in another col* Minnesota Street, New Ulm, Minn. attention to the matter of a lamp, for without a months' term this year, which is the 9/1 Bernadotte* Nicollet C*. another column. good light half the pleasure or profit is taken nmn, from reading or study. Coal Oil Is now in general same its last yeai. Wm. DUNNINGTON. Epizootic has taken hold of the use for illuminating purposes outside of cities or Thanksgiving morning was decided* Register, large towns where coal gas is used, and when a pro Mr. John Fischer and Miss Magdalena greater number horses in this town and ly keen and frostyrthel thermometer per lamp Is used it is the best substitute for sun. light yet discovered. The principle or plan upon Klinkhammer were married last vicinity, but so far it has been in a mild indicating about fifteen degrees below Gfrkud (We ft which the Student lamp is constructed may be said Thursday. After the clergyman had to be the best in use, but the lamp itself has always form and consequently very few Inconveniences zero but owing to the stillness of the E. G. Pahl. Wm. Koch. u.ad several objectionable features which wo are thrown the chain of Hymen around have resulted to the owners glad to see are being done away within the new Geo. Schmidt. air it did not seem to be near as cold C. Schmidt aspirant forfa\ or called the HOMK LAMP," manufactured the happy couple and pronounced them or to business in general. What the as some other days, with the mercury by the Home Lamp Co., of Cincinnati. Empire Mill Co. given by the Post Office Block, Hew Ulm, Minn. The great objection to most other lamps is their liabilitytto husband and wife, they repaired to the horses need is constant and skilful carp ranging several degrees above that be upset, the trouble to keep them in or New Ulm Mannerouor lnuse of the bride's father, where der, and the poor light given by them. The new when suffering from the disease. point. Friday and Saturday were very Home Lamp is nickle plated and almost a facsim. their many friends were assembled to JOS. BOBLETER, Prop'r. lie of the Student Lamp it has a handsome ornamented pleasant days, and the farmers from ROLLER MILL. We did not know that the city limits amp bv means of which the lamp can at congratulate the happy pairand to take the neighboring countiy did not neglect once easily adjusted in any position upon the AT- of New Ulm extended up into the centre table, piuno, music rest, sewing machine, part in relishing the delicacies which making use of the beautiful weather Union Hall, desk, or by me ins of a handsome bracket, which Union Hall, upper regions of the town of Home, goes with the lamp, con be placed upon the wall 2STEW had been provided for and placed before and bringing some of their produce but such appears to the fact, nevertheless. and in whatever position it is placed it is absolutely 24 Rollers and 4 Burrs. them. All joined in the merriment sale. This is the great feature of excellence, to town. Our merchants and other Sunday Eve,, Dec* 5th,1880. At least Nelson Montgomery but the New Home Lamp combines also the argand which was manifested during the business men were, of course, very burner, a filling indicator and match box* thinks so, else he would not date Wine Beer & Liquor HaH. No lamp has ever before been received with such festival. May their joy and happiness busy during those days in consequence unusual favor or received such a strong recommendation his letters for publication"New Ulm," from the leading journals of Cincinnati. be without limitation and let their PART I of the many people who then did their We tako pleasure in informing the It is also endorsed by such men as the major and like he did his last contribution to the postmaster, severalinsurance presidents and expiesangenta 1. Der"Gesang" Msennerchor. troubles be confined to small ones, Main Street, Weepy Eye, Winn., trading. public that we are now ready for bus* IS Sleepy Eye Gazette, signed "Citizen." of that city as the safest, most convenient 2. Aria"Stradelle" Mrs. B. Carl. J. J. Legge, Prop'r. Grand Musical entertainment eveiy iness. The best machinery and all the the wish of their many friends. and best lamp made. The company desires Headache Cored. The St. Peter Tribune says hard agents in this locality, and any smart lady or 3. "RauchClub" Meennerchor. afternoon and evening. The Bar is latest improvements in the manufacture gentleman can make a handsome income during by Dr. Baker's Bilious Pills. Also Billiousness. supplied with the very best of wines, maple wood brought $5.00 per cord in of flour enable us to compete with PART II. the next six months by canvassing for Its sale. Minneaptlis Ftonr. Dealer in Constipation, Ac. liquors andcigars. Also good stabling There is hardly a dozenfamilies in this county, the best mills in the country, that city, on Friday of week before 1. March. Msnnerchor. Drugs & Medicines, who will not want one, and its price is so low as to For Sale by Jos. Bobleter. attached for Farmers' teams. We are constantly buying bring it within the reach of all. For further information 2. Duett. "Zauberflcete," Mrs Carl. last, owing to the bad condition of the No CongerIRIillev* tu Cracker* and address, Home Lamp Co., Cincinnati, O., The Empire mill started up again Wheat, C. F.HAUSDORF, Prop'r. and H. Rudolph!. Dlaahera, jwads which then prevented farmers mentioning our paper and they will give you full Glass, Putty, yesterday morning and everything is 3. "Der Wanderer" Mrs, B. Carl Bye, particulars and exclusive territory to canvass in. from bringing any in at that time. But now working like a charm. "We are Corn, Oils and Paints, PART III. Special Cor. of the Chicago Tribune. this high price being noised about, informed that the flour now being Oats, Hall's Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., Nov. 23. BECKERS GESCHICHTE. there was pleaty brought in on the TOILET ARTICLES, manufactured by this mill can not be Buckwheat, How many bushels of wheat can your has the hearty commendation B. ZWIESELE, PROPR., Combs, following day, and the price in the fore* beat anywhere. Farmers and others Minneapolis mills grind in a year?" 1 of thousands whose "turning locks" &C &C* Operetta in one act accompanied by should consult the new advertisement asked Mr. Hinkle, who, like Pillsbury noon was $4.50 and in the afternoon have been restored by it to their former Brushes At the Highest Market Prices. Adelbert's Orchestra. Leibold's Building, New Ulm, Minn. and Washburn, is one of the large mil of the Empire Mill Co., which apears 1 G. Stohlmann. $4.00 per cord for the same kind of beauty of color and growth. It is, N Berger, Jeweller, and Stationery. lers here. in another column in this issue of the in fact, a miracle in its way, even in wood. The Tribune adds that there We sell all kinds of Tb. bMt aiMftm.nt of liquors, wine. And clear. Rosalinde, his wife, Miss Phil. Petry. "We dou't grind wheat any more, In the dtjr. A apuMMtut lunch i. served HUT REVIEW. this age of wondrous improvementa is no reason to expect a continuance of Schluder Mr. J. Petry. my friend," replied Mr. Hinkle "we varainpfrom 10 1.12 My friend, and JFLOUB, Physician's prescriptions compounded The vote of the 37th Senatorial dis fact to which every one who has given dutoDiera are cordfaillT Invited I. visit me in my crack it and mash it. We aren't millers those high prices, as it was the To conclude with a with accuracy and dispatch at all new quarters. SHORTS, HfIe drict for candidates for Senator was its virtues a test wili certify. The any more here, sir we are crackers hours th day or night. Sooial Demoe. h. ZWIESELE. condition of the roads that caused the canvassed at the countv Auditor's office and mashers, sir. You Eastern proprietors, B. P. Hall & Co., are men BRAN, Ac. Ac, rapid advance. Now, if hard maple fellows aren't posted." last Thursday with the following i of liberality and entei prise, who give [Yonrsehes by making Blester AT LOW RATES. Admittance 35 cts a person. wood can be had in St. Peter for $3.50 Iwhena golden chance to oftmd, I "Do you mean to say you don't use result: the benefit of their discovery to the A Ctugh, Cold or Soro Throat thereby always keeping poverty' Doors open at 7 p. m. Curtain rises at millstones?" I asked. "Certainly not. Special Attention given to and $4.00 per cord, there ought to be a from your door. Those who 1. Counties, S. I Peterson. Scattering. world at large, and have placed it in 8 precisely. herald be stopped, egtect.frequen.ly result! ID The millstone has gone. It's a barbarism ways take aavantage of the nond Brown 1588 155 slight lelling up of the fabulous prices Custom "Work. the hands of every druggist in the an incurable long disease or consumption. chnnces for making money that are offered. W of the past. We have kicked Redwood 1085 2 isowx's BBOSCBIAL TBOCHKS are certain to give ally become wealthy, while those who do notinT p.id here for some time past. country, that its benefits may be extended them all out, and put the Hungarian relief in Asthma, Broncbitin, Coughs, Catarrh, Con- prove such chances remain In poverty We want Lac Qui Parle 020 2 YTU HnforSoyanA ttriilt tumptiYe and throat diseases, ror thirty years the alike to all. If there is the nianymen, women, hoys and girls to work for 5a An extra stone for grinding feed. steel rollers in their place. Henceforth Cholera Morbus, Diarrhea, Lyon 1139 17 troches have been recconimended by physicians, Tonwwd Old JI KSW Ob right in their own localities. The^SnesTwrt least suspicion of gray hair showing you will please not say the mills Steam Cornsheller, and always give perfect satisfaction They a Off Just patartad for tta, pay more than ten limes ordinary wages. We fur. Dyspepsia, Weak Stomach, and not new cr nntried but having been tested by wi nwbsn expensive outfit and all tbat yon need free of the gods." You will say"The 176 itself upon your head, go at once and Totals 4738 aad constant use for nearly an entire generate Wi+aaAtaMBmtag.Tmtat, fto one who engases tails to make BMsey very Yellow Medicine Bowel Complaints, cured by Dr Baker's U*W' procure a bottle of this celebrated Hair they have attained well merited rank among tli MOtagfiiimiia+VolkUim, steel rollers of the gods roll rapidly. on ean devote yoar whole time to the Wood taken for cash or in exchange. Lincoln $ No reports received totting. MMfjStofSOl. few staple remedies of the sge. Public sperke work or only yoar spare moments, foil Pain Belief. Renewer[Carthage, N. Y., Republican, slowly, 8ta46ccateforl0OpCM. aad singers use them to clear and ttren then ti on and all ia needed sent free, Address Dtci-8o. Sfaiii? ^lill Co. Majority for S. D. Peterson, 4502. Vote*. Sold at 2S cents a box every where. But they crush to powder." *Co Portland, Maine. Sold by Jos. Bobleter ***imamm arw jgggwa I1