New Ulm weekly review (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892
March 16, 1881 · Page 2 of 5
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S*I Ai* 7 J^KV "aasws*"*^*^ NEW* ULM REVIEW WEDNESDAY, MARCH 16,1881. *fc r* THIS NSW ASTB CORRECT M. MULLEN'S Tracy Correspondent The Island of Ischia, situated at ^^n? $|Utn |fortcttr. i\i forgotten by those who beheld it. STOVE PIPE SHELF pSveTbcyond any reasonable question that the 'the north entrance to the bay4 of Probably,* on no former occasion ha\ STERN No Fuel and no Llgltt. Naples, has been overwhelmed HARDWARE so many distinguished men assembled AND UTENSIL STANDI with an earthquake. The town of under one, roof in the United States, AGENTS WAXTEn for the 3SJ'HW *CrXj3&, 2X2T2T 52 Paid for One aud a Half Tons most convenient article ever offered Casamicciola seems to have been the A President and an ex-President wcie to housekoepeis. Agents meet with of Coal. greater success than ever. One agent principal sufferer. Over 200 liyes there the Cabient of yesterday and madeMM in days, abotlerlSS ormmi Wednesday, March 16th, 1881 In S days, another S87 in 1 day. Boxug aurtk were lost and $1,000,000 of property the Cabinet of to day, Justice of the Prelvbe Free Freigh Fre to Agent*. Bond for ciroulara to Inquiries are made by outside parties addrea.. ess J^EWSHaVABDcktiQw destroyed. The survivers of the nearest Supreme Court, Senators and Rej resentatives and CinHnimtl, or St, *i"rT He,' of the situation here at the present ruined village fled in wild 'dismay fr Congressman Frye was elected by Agricultural in Congiess, Goneials time and no doubt it is thought 4 along the coast into the adjacent the Maine Legislature to succeed Hancock, Sherman, Sheridan, James by many that there is much distress Peter Henderson's hills. The immediate necessities Senator Blaine in the senate. E. Johnston, and other colebreties of hereabouts. It is well known, of of the fugitives are being supplied course, that we have shared equally SEEDS the late war were present literari COMBINED CA.TALOQUB OF as fast as they can be found, by the with otheis in the many storms that journalists, scientists, aitistsin San Francisco is said to contain have visited thia countiy the past government, which at once dispatched short, it seemed that almost ev ery PLANTS 400 places where opium is sold, and winter. Last month was a month of royal steamers and troops to man of whom we read in this Hemisphere many of them are reported to average snow and wind, although the temperature, the rescue. was in this brilliant assemblage. $75 per day. on the Whole, was not so low as Will be Mailed Free to all who apply by in the forepart of the season. The Letter. Czar of Russia Assassinated* body of snow is heavy, and it is difficult Onr Experimental Grounds In Brother Emery of the Farmington I wlilcb live test our Vegetable and to get about in it. I Flower Seeds are most complete Press has entered the lecture field, We have been blockaded since January land our Greenhouses for Plants About two o'clock last Sunday holding forth at Shakopee on Tuesday the 19th. Since then no trains I (covering 3 acres In glass)* MTO afternoon as the Czar Alexander of tbe largest In America. of last week. fiom the east have come in. Our people [PETER HENDERSON & CO. Russia was returning from a parade, turned out on several occasions, in iorce, and helped open the drifts between a bomb was thrown and exploded St. Paul has at present three cxcellentibands,the heie and Lambeiton. But no 35 Cortlandt Street, New York. under the czar's carriage, doing considerable Gtreat Western, the good came of it. damage to the carriage. Great Union, and Danz's which has As far back as in January we were The czar alighted unhurt, but a Agents Wasted. $5 a Day made short of fuel. Theie was no wood to lately been organized. seUlncourPLATFOJIM FAMILY second bomb exploded at his feet, SCALE. WeighsuptoSSlhs. Retail be haa. Our merchants were looking iouK6Xiofeo.au1cra,g( rioo Sl.&O. surpriseAgents. shattering both legs below the kuee for it on every fi eight that came in. Co wsluuaiuO. ]Sfe\v tJln\, JVttW- The Philadelphia Times, (Ind. and inflicting other terrible injuries. 1-6 81 There were quite a number of such Dem.) says Blaine is better equipped He was immediately conveyed in an trains in about the 12th of January CASH PURCHASES to be secretary of state then any but Tracy was ovoilooked, and received unconscious state to the Winter A complete line of nothing of which to speak in the man who has held the position since palace, where ho died at about half AND CHEAP SALES SHELF & HEAVY HARDWARE height or express line. Towns west Diiniel Webster. THE CHICAGO & HORTH-WESTERW RAILWAY, past 4 o'clock in the afternoon of NEUMANN &R0SSK0PF, of us were the fortunate ones. The the same day. The explosion also 0\cr all of its principal lines, runs each ay daily from two to four or more Fast Esp-ess present blockade set in and our hopes killed an officer and two Cossacks, Carpenter and Faiming Tool?, Tilling It IB the only load west of Chicago that UEC the of receiving fuel were dashed. Those Dealers in The wheat receipts at Minneapolis PULLMAN HOTEL DINING CARS. and many policemen and other per DR,Y GOODS. who thought they had a sufficient supply last Wednesday were 38,200 bush J. I. Case & Co's. Apron & sons were injured,, The two assas found themselves getting short. Hats, Caps, motions. It i*. the only road that runs PBllman Sleeping Cars !North or orth e*t of Chicago It Lag els the shipments of flour on the gins were saized soon after the deed There was coal here in ears and it was nearly 3,000 MIIJES OF ROAD. It forms the following Trunk I-in Eclipse Thi hers, Fish Bros.' Groceries, "Provisions, same day amounted to 65 car* con quickly disposed of. The railroad was performed. The czardwitch Council Bluffs, Dcmcr & California Line Winona, Minnesota & Central Dakota I ine taining 8,112 barrels. Crockery and Glassware, company began to sell from their oal Sioux City, Nor Nebraska & Yankton Line Chicago, St Paul & Minneapoi Line Alexander, son A the deceased, succeeds Wagons & Buggies, D. M. Os house but stopped some time ago as "Noithern Illinois, Freeport & Dubuque Line "Milwaukee, G'eenBty & Lake Superior Line to the throne of the empire. Green, dried and Canned they were getting short for their own Tickets o\ er this road aro sold bj all Coupon Ticket Agents in the mted States and Canada* borne & Co's. Full line of Delayed mails from tbe east were Fruit8. etc., etc. use. Wood was heard of at Sheteck, Remember to ask for Tickets ia this road, be sure they 1 ead o' er It, and take none otker received at Minneapolis during the andafter several days' effoit a road was MARVIN HUGHITT.Gtnl Manager, Chicago W. II. STEMCETT, Gen 1 Pass Agent, Ch.cago REAPERS AND MOWERS. The joint resolution of the Legislature Minn. Street, New Ulm, Minn. 9th inst., consisting of 80 pouches C. W. HEIDEMANN Ageut, NEW ULM MINX. opened and it was biought in, costing ratifying the Seymour, Sabin THE OSBORNE of papers and five of letters, and about ten dollars a coul.^SIA few weeks & Co State prison contract was *ASK*rOR* ago a load was opened to Sleepy Eye. weighed 16 tons. We will always take farm produce in Self-Binder, Neuralgia, Soiutica, Lumbago, signed by Gov. Pillsbuiy on Tuesday RichTrisonftCO'SBUTTER COLOR We heard that theie was coal at Burns fells, exchange for goods, and pay the highest .Backache, Soreness of the Chest, of last week, but before he and at this present tiriie coal is being PERFECTED market price for all kinds of paper The insane hospital at Dannville, Gout, Quinsy, Sore Throat, Swellings would so sign the bill, the governor hauled fiom there. Soft coal cost sixteen rags. The largest Butter Buyers recommend Ita M& ft Aire* Battertke rtlt*e4gdcoler tke rear reaai Pa., was burned on Saturday evening err and seventeen dollars a ton. Mr and Sprains, Burns and required the contractors to sign a Used by allthe best Creameries. Awaree* tbe late* The Elward Harvester, Thousands of Dalrrbien say IT I S PERFECT.. UL ECT orwrite toat^wliatlt la,wkse Goodnow paid fifty-two dollars, day befoie the och inst. None of the inmates In connection with our store we Scalds, General Bodily supplemental contractdrawn up liattonalOIplomaa,WVY. A^o^^rar^torrnwhantforlt-.orwrite*yid It costs, whonieslt where to get It.. Dair fair yesterday, for one and a half tons. have a first-class saloon, furnished with were burned, but many wandered under the supervision of Attorney Fains, Jf UoC JfONLYJfTHkMf-THE^riRSTJf AND JfT I Jft With. Cord Binder. This is simply outrageous. I know a splendid billiard table, and our customers off from their keepers The General Start, the legal tennor of Tooth, Ear and Headache, Frosted nothing about this but the bare fact, will always find good liquors building cost the State about $600,- which is as follows: All the prisoa Feel and Ears, and all other FURST & BRADLEY but it is exorbitant. and cigars, and ever) forenoon a splendid New Goods! Great Bargains! 000, and was insured for $250,000. machinery is to be repaired at the Pains and Aches. lunch. For a time the merchants were out It is supposed that one of the inmates expense of Seymour, Sabin & Co., No Preparation on irth equals ST Jxcors OIL Hay llakea, Pion &, Cultivators, of all necessaiy articles. We could not as a safi, sine, simple and iJienp External fired the building. All goods purcnased of us will be delivered and they are forbidden to remove get gioceries. Our lamps went out because &c. &c. &c. Kemedy A trial entails but the comparatively in any pait of the city free of trifling outlav of 50 f'it'll, and cteivcno suffering the same they release all claim and there was no oil, Stores and offices my goods and pr'36 examine1 Call and with pain can have chean and positive proof of its cost. have been closed because there right to the^appropriation of $6,000 claims befoie buying elsev heie. Gen. A. J. Edgerton, of Man torville, was no fuel or lights. There have Directions in Elo\cn languages. per annum for the first two years: M. MULLEN. Dodge county, was on Monday E. WERRING, been no church services for the same SOLD BT ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS the State is released from all claims appointed by the governor to reason. We can get grocei ies now and IN MEDICINE. Fred. Boock, for damages on the part of Seymour, A. VOG3SLKR & CO., keiosene for goods have been brought succeed Mr. Windom iu the U. S. DEALER IN Sahin & Co by reason of non-payment in fiom Sleepy Eye. But fuel is still a Senate. Gen. Edgerton was born Dry Goods, Notions, Boots &Shoes lialtlmot c, Mil., JJ, gm j. of said appropriation for the desideratum. No family is able to have in New York and is fifty four years time specified if Seymour, Sabm & AGENTS IFOR BORDER OUTLAWS more than one fire and that is kept Proprietor of the of age. He came to this State in GROCERIES, Co., make any improyements to machinery, with moderation. We feel that our WANTED 1855 and settled in Dodge county New Dim Machine, Wagon, Smith worst time for fuel is yet to come etc., they shall have no By J. W. Bae!. where he has since resided. Me'ltein? & Farming Implements. when the season breaks up and an embargo claim for remuneration therefor. is put upon all teaming. We & PAINT SHOPS, New, Authentic and Thi iiling History By the above contract the governor sincerely hope the blockade will be lifted Golden Gate, Minn. of the lives and wondeiful atlventuies The Spring Valley Viclette tells of saves the State $12,000. soon, though we do not expect it Cor. Minn. & 3d N Sts.,New Ulm. of Americas gieat Oitlawo a Mrs. Richard Ernest, residing foi a month yet. THE YOUNGER BROTHERS, I am piepaied to do all kinds of woik near Lime Springs, Iowa, who com Under the circumstances the season FRANK AND JESSE JAMES Frank D. Howe, of Maukato, has in my line on shoit notice. Repauing lias been a dull one. For two months mitted suicide by hanging, and when ofThieshers and Reapeis a speciality. been accompanied with a streak of theie has been no tiade here to mention. 48 hours had elapsed after her death And their bands of highwaymen down My machineiy is all new and of impioved good luck n*ar Alma, Colorado, late Social life has been of the dullest the cold dead body gave birth to a JACOB NIX, PRO'R. to 1881. Contains more than 40 illustrations pattern and only experienced charactei. Foitunately there has ly. The Denver News of recent live boy that lived several hours embracing late portraits of workmen aic employed. Anew paint been but little sickness, and nothing Winkler's Building, New Ulm, Minn. date contains the following: This singular case has caused gieat the principal chaiacteis, including shop has lately been added. New alaiming. Cases of diphtheria and "There is no better showing on excitement aud wonder in that community. wagons continually on hand. Frank James, never before published, scailtt fever have been reported but All kinds of tiesh, smoked and pickeled Pennsylvania gulch to-day than that and 12 fine colored plates. Interviews ALL "WORK WARRANTED they wsie a mild type of those diseases meats and sausage constantly kept seen in the Hock Hocking lode, FR BOOCK. and lecoveiy was soon and lapid. aud letters fiom Cole Younger's on hand. owned by Frank D. Hove & Co. Doubtless theie has been suffering Startling Revelations. All about the Secretary Wiudom has sat down OWAGNEK The owners "went it blind" for 40 both here and in the countiy but we NEW MACHINE SHOP. black flag, the black oath, the secret pretty hard on the National banks. have not known much of it. It will be fct, sinking a shaft through the oiu Luge stock of cave, and hundreds of other secret While the funding bill was pending 11**- a Please take notice th stiange, however, if we do not hear lime rock at the mountain, and at Centre Street, Opposite Mueller & things. Most exciting book ever in Congress a number of banks deposited when spung comes, of considerable that depth struck a vein eighteen Scherer's Lumber Yard, DE/ LE I N ALL KIND Sjlegkut #kll &nd Winter- G^oodft OF published, more thrilling than a romance, large amounts of legal tenders 3 suffering. inches wide. In a few feet more of NEW UL?f, MIKJt. yet true in eveiy essential. for retirement from circulation, If we could get a supply of fuel we sinking it has widened into three Sells like wild-fiic! 10,000 ordered in Thco. Kobar&ch, Prop'r. and when President Hayes vetoed would considei ourselves fortunate. feet of good ore. Determined to advance. Nothing like it'-beats e\ery More or less blame has been charged the bill they made application at the personally setectod eastorn Markets, lias now 1 ten ieeei\cd, and that am now piepaieu to execute all make a thorough test of its value, to the railroad as is usual in such circumstances. thing! Over 400 pages, puce 1.50 our new store on Treasury department to withdraw oideis with dispatch. Repaiiuig of Frames, Mouldings Mr. Howe took in the neighborhood Doubtless there were CENTRE STBEET Agents canvassing outfit, 50 cts. the same, but Secretary Windom Tlucsheis and ltcapeis a speualtj. of 4,000 pounds of the ore, without times when the.company could have Write immediatelv for full paiticulais rules that this cannot be done. The My machineiy is all new and of the and oMldrens' carnages, done more than it did for us and possibly the least sorting to Newton & Co's to DAN. LINAHAN, Publisher, St most impioved pattei n. Al 1 oik v\ ailanted banks now deplore their hasty now eontains^a splendid assoitment of new stales and patterns of we might have done more for ourselves. ac- tion. mill, in Alma. Th^ be 107 ,f as rcpiesented. All those in Louis, Mo. Apnl 1-81 ran We all have failed our calculations Singei Sewing machine $3500 want of anything in my line aie coidially the ounces per ton in silver and of the weather, have not New Davis $35.00 invited to give me a call. AGENTS WtNTED for the best and lot worst seventy two ounces, the known what was to be on the morrow Wheelei & Wilson The Governor of Iowa last week $35.00 ^ekdyMkde Clothing foi^lei^YoutM&dliildren Fastest-Selling Pictorial Books and TIIEO. KOBARSCH. netting him over $100.". and therefore, have tailed in our calculations. appointed J. W. McDill to the Machines sold Bibles Prices reduced 33 per cent. on time or monthly the It is an easy, natural thing to Later.."In exploring vein unexpired term of Senator blame4othei BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS, payments. National Publishing Co., Chicago, 111 new tor our misfoitunes. The on the Hock Hocking, a pay Kirkwood. McDill has bean district lailrcad company should furnish a bettei June 1-81. streak ha* been struck, that has be judge of that State, and was also a GLOVES, FURNISHING GOODS & TRUNKS. ioiling stock to* tins western legion Peter iajewski, fore been considered a part of thewall THEPIOMEERPBESS copQ member of fort} -third and 44th congresses, The engines have not been fit to rock. It is twelve inches wide LADIES' CLOAKS. BLANKETS, QUILTS, ETC with such a winter, Theie have not declining a renomination. and produces some beautiful ore, Undertaker and Dcalei in been snow ploughs enough to woik efficiently 1881. During the time of his appointment Furniture and Sewing Machines. that assays way up. An average of The goods are all new and the prices way down. Satisfaction guar- the blockaded lines. as S. Senator he held the office anteed in every respect. PROPRIETOR OP TH E a number of samples taken, gave of railroad commissioner. He was O. P. CHAMPLIN. **13ie PIONBEB PBZSS," says the Stillwater LTHBIMI* New Ulm Foundry man, 'la undeniably the representative paper of tha 290 ounces of silver while one sample We coidially invite all Ladies and Gontiomen to make our establish- SLEEPY EYE, MINN. born in Ohio in the year 1834, and Northwest. The amount of money expended on It nient a visit and examine oui ?oods and obtain prices A corps of geni ran up to 550 ounces. May the is the son of a Presbyterian minister. andits enterprise in the collection of State and national Washington Letter. A splendid assortment of all kinds ol tin niture Jemauly clerks will promptly wait upon all who may come. news are unsurpassed and unequalod. It la to Hock Hocking vein never grow and coffins of all sizes, Is constantly kept OH hand western Wisconsin, northern Iowa, southern Manitoba, & MACHINE SHOP. and will be sold at reasonable prices I also keep CHEAP CHARLEY. le3s." Dakota, andall of Minnesota, more than any on* a fall line of all tbe standard Sewing Machines, which will be sold at low prices and fm ornb'e paperin the State of New Yorkmore, in fact, than Fiom our regular Conespomlent termes The public is cordially Invito 1 to come Brick Pomeroy's paper, the Great any onepaperis to any part of the East. The mana* Corner Centre & Front Streets., and examine mygood8 and obtain price before factures, railroads, agriculture and entire business of Washington, March 7th, 1881. West$ MINNESOTA NEWS. published in Denver, Col., goingelsewhere. FETER MAJEW SKI. NEW ULM, MINN the Northwest find such an organ and representatr?* will soon be enlarged, printed on in the PIONBEBPBESS as can be found nowheroelao la New Goods! New Goods! The Foundry has been thoroughly Washington has, during the last the United States, or for any other part of thiscontt* larger type and published as an independent, refitted and I am now prepared to do nent" This is but a sample of tlysiinlvaraal testimony week, resembled Philadelphia during Ex Senator Morton S. Wilkinson, NEW ULM illustrated paper, employing from all quarters to the superiority of the Proms all kinds of work on short notice. Repairing the gala days of 1876, when that city at present county attorney of Faribault PBKSS in allthe essentials of a firstKdaas metropolitan MARBLEWORKS a full force of artists, engravers, of all kinds of Machinery and newspaper, and to its conceded position in the faons was en fete for the. Centennial Exposition- county, is preparing a lecture Agricultural Implements a specialty. and writers to correctly represent rank of the great American Journals of the day. II Hundreds of thousands of on "Public Life in Washington." Ig. Schweninger, haa substantially no competitor in the vast territory Only expeiienced workmen are em AT THE Colorado. Its price will be increased flags, banners, pennants, aud stream* which forma the field of its circulation, and which II ployed and all work entrusted to my to $3 per year, and will carry The blockade between Winona occupies almost to the exclusion of anyothermorning Dealer in NEW ULM CHEAP CASH STORE. ers, of every variety of color, size, and care will be executed with neatness and newspaper. Its circulation, whichhas neverincreased from two to four pages of engraving aud the east lasted about a week, Monuments, Tombstones, shape have given to streets and avenues morerapidlythan during the past six months, is font dispatch, ALL WORK WARRANTED. and reading matter descriptive of an intenuption in the mail service orfivetimes as greatas thatof any other newspapef CHAS LEONHARD. the appearance"of a stupendous Mantels, In theNorthwest, outside of Chicago and St. Ionia* the different interesting localities of such as Winona has not experienced May fair. Members'of military companies, Onlytha leading papers in those cities pay so much that portion of the country. since the winter of 1856, JOHN C. SIESkE, Foreign and as the PIOMKEB PRESS for telegraphie apedata, a&4 from all parts of the Union, THE UNDERSIGNED WISH TO ANNOUNCE THAT except these, no other paperin theNorthwest main* American Marble representing in their uniforms a hundred tains so large a corps of news correspondents. It has At the charter election in Owatonna THEIR LARGE NEW STOCK OF its paid representatives at every greator considerable Governor Pillsbury last Friday appointed different styles of martial costume last week, B. S Cook, Esq.. news centerof the United States, as well as at all local Manufacturer of and Dealei in Shop on State street, between 4th and Judge Mitchell of Winona have given variety to the crowded Democrat, was elected mayor by points in Minnesota and the adjacent States, and the JDry Goods, Ready-Made Clothing, HARNESSES, 5th stieets, Territory of Dakota. Its arrangements for 1881 embrace and Greenleaf Clark ot St. Paul as street panorama while fair visitors 200 majority. a atOl morecomprehensivesystemof telegraphio SADDLES, Youths' Clothing, Notions, Bo its Shoes, NEW VIM MINN the two additional Associate Justices from the cities, and their blooming correspondence at Washington, New York, Boston. COLLARS, Jacob Weiss, a clerk in a St. Paul Cincinnati, Chicago, Milwaukee, and numerous other of the Supreme Court provided for country cousins, have no doubt convinced BRIDLES, cities, as well as at all the important State capitals, Groceries, Crockery, And Liquors, etc., etc, clothing store, was fired at by a customer by act of the recent legislature. those who were not able to distinguish NKETS, and a still more widely extended system of local news BLA named Max Stein on Tuesday collection from this and neighboring States. In the Hon. C. M. Start, Attorney General the transient from the permanent for the fall and winteiStrade is now beinjr recened, and we take this earh of last week. One shot took effect fullnessandaccuracyofitsmarketreportsitmaysafely ROBES & B. ZWIESELE, PROP'R., of the State, was subsequently appointed resident, that Washington challenge comparison with anyotherwestern journal. opportunity to invite our fiiends and customeis toga us a call and exam in the right arm and the other struck WHIPS, Judge of the Third district, Behovingthe Bepublican partytobe the safest repositoryof abounds in beautiful women. The me our stoc and prices. the left cheek bone- The wounds the great trusts of the government, the Promts TRUNKS, Leibold'stBuilding, made vacant by the resignation of inaugural ceremonies were, in the New Ulm, Minn. PRESS is a Bepublican newspaper without being are not considered dangerous. VALISES, WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD. Judge Mitchell, and Hon W a party organ. It holds the sphere of the journalist main, successful. Such an army has &c, &c, &c. to be above all parties,and histrue functiontobe that The Bud Island Port of the 4th The bebt assortment of liquors, wines and cigars Hahn, an attorney of Lake City, not been seen in Washington since of a faithful historian of public events, a ust, Candid in the city A splendid lunch is served every SPECIAL ."IXDUCEMEXTSrrO CASH PURCHASERS. inst. says the blockade had then was appointed Attorney General. the legions of Grant and Sherman returned and impartial censor of public men and measures, Repairing done promptly and cheap. morning fiom 10 a-m. to 12 My friends and and a fearless and independent exponent of tho best customers ire cordially in\ ited to visit me in my lasted thirty-eight'days at that place The appointments give general satisfaction. B. & B. O. Behnke from the war, and the presence opinion on all public Questions. new quarters Main St., Sleepy Eye, Minn. The same paper adds: "Don't grumble of Generals Sherman, Sheridan, ZWIESELE or kick. We are in good condition, H. Loheyde, Hancock, and other military celebrities THEWEEKLYPIONEEE PEESS compared with many other in full uniform, added no little to The Wisconsin Legislature, in A. BE1INKE, Manager The WXKKXT PIONEEB PBESS is the great family towns this winter." the splendid spectacle, witnessed by paper of the Northwest. It exhibits all the characteristic joint session on the 10th inst., elected excellencies of the daily in a condensed form. Dealer in at least two hundred thousand people Blue Earth county has a "poor" Angus Cameron to succeed the Itis made up, however, with a special referencetothe DEALER IN moms & HEATING STOVES wants of the rural households of Minnesota andthe WM. KIESLING. from the side walks windows, vast physician in each commissioner district. late Matt Carpenter in the U. S. BOOTS & SHOES, R. KlESLINfi adjacent States and Territories. Itsnewsdepartments H. KELLER. tiers of temporary seats, and other Three receive $60 each, one, Senate There was a protracted contain a complete condensation af all tbegeneral and J. HCLBSCHELER lEesling, Keller & Go. HARDWARE, State and local news. Its farm and garden and house* points of view along the line of march. $75, and Dr. Davis of the Maukato struggle in the Republican caucus hold departments are prepared expressly with a view Mmnesotq Street, New Ulm, Mint But the climax of festivities, and its district, including the town'p of Rapidan before this result was reached. On to the special needs of this region and *fmfttt. In, Tin-ware & Farming Implements* its editorial discussions particular attention is paid to most successful feature, was the inaugural in which the poor house is located, the forty-eigth ballot, which was taken subjects of special interest to citizens of Minnesota A large assortment of men's boots ball. The National Museum, The shop is in charge of an experienced hand receives $300 per year. on Wednesday evening the 9th, and of neighboring States. Its market reports, which who gives the mending and repairing of tin-ware and shoes and ladies'and childien's are unsurpassed for fullness and accuracy, are prepared just completed, aud in which the inaugural Mr. Cameron received 51 votes to 49 his special attention. All work warrant d. expressly for its columns, and cover the entire shoes constantly kept on hand. Custom The Maukato Review (Dem.) pays DEALERS IIV ball was held, is vast system cast for Mr. Bowman, of Kilbourne range of grain, produce, live stock, provision and Corner of Minn, and 2d North Streets. work and repairing promptly atendpd DRY GOODS,GROCERIES, the following deserved compliments merchandise, markets at all the chief commercial of spacious, well ventilated, and perfectly city. The latter had been to. centers,aawellasatSt PaulandMinneapolis,andother to Senator Windom: Every Minne* NEW ULM, MINN. heated halls these halls are placed in the field by the opponent! local points. In short, it is especially commended to sotian will be rejoiced to learn that the farmers and other citizens of Minnesota by its separated only by arched colonades, of Mr. Cameron after many ineffectual GUIDE to STJCESS especial adaptationtotheir local needs and interests. WM. PFAENDER'S Senator Windom has been appointed READY-MADE CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, making practically one room, covering attempts to unite upon either Its literary miscellany is selectedwithgreat care and Secretary of the Treasury in Mr. a space of three acres. The per man. oi the other candidates who had taste to furnish reading of the most instructive and Garfield's cabiuet. While regretting REA ESTAT E AGENC Interesting variety for the family circle. It has ent floor is of mosaic tiling, but, that previously been voted for. WITH FOR arranged with English and American publishers for a to lose his services in the senate, a more perfect dancing surface might BUSINESS succession of first-class serial stories by celebrates Layflies & Gents the position tendered bim in the English and American authorsof which the thrilling be had, this was covered by a thin story of "Great Porter Square," by Farjeon, now cabinet is one of great responsibility for Southwestern Minnesota, AND smooth pine flooring, perfectly Owing to the terribly severe winter, being published in its columns, is a first sample. UNDERW EAR and honor, and in which we SOCIETY The proof-sheets of these stories, purchased at great waxed, and no ball room in the country unlike anything we ever before NOTIONS & cost, are furnishedin advance and exclusivelyto13M have no doubt he will reflect additional could have presented a more perfect AND experienced in Colorado, not less PiomocR PRESS in this part of the United States. is BY FAR the best business and So Trimmings honor upon Minnesota. These serial stories, which belong to the highest floor for the light "bombastic" than 30 per cent of the cattle and cial Quide and Hand Book ever published. rankoffictitiousliterature,will constituteanattractive toe. The coup de oeil from the balcony sheep trying to subsist on the plains Much the latest. It tells both feature of the WXEXXY PIONXXB BSBSB throughout OFFICE, the year 1881, as well aa of its Saturday and ftmdav was splendidly entrancing. Members sexes completely HOW TO DO EVE* or in the canyons and gulches of the 3 [Ypsilanti (Mich.) Commercial,] supplements. 1 :V RYTHING in the best way, How tt of foreign legatious, with their Unlaundi State, have perished, or will perish, Our representative lately learned be your own lawyer, How to do business numerous attaches, all in full court the following from Mr. Carl Siegmund, Malt SabfKripttoo Bats*. NEW TT1.M, MINN. before the grass comes for them to SHIRTS, correctly and successfully, How DAILY. Cor. Congress and JWahington Sts.: dress army and naval officers, in aud General eat. I many places dead cattle All orders for the purchase or sale to act in^society and every part of One Yar...'^m.$12 00 Three Mon4k.^^$3 00 Merchandise. 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