3. NEW ULM REVIEW, WEDENSDAYf JULY 6,1881. GRAND New Goods at The Winona & St, Peter railway mulligan Correspondence. NEW ULM AND VICINITY. THE MINNEAPOLIS ZOUAVES. CITY CAUCUS. GRAND GALA DAY will sell round trip excursion tickots Mulligan, Minn., Juno29, 1881. REDUCTION SALE. REDUCED PRICES. The voters of the city of Now Ulm to those wishing to attend tho Minn. NEW VLn HARKET REPORT The Minneapolis Zouave Corps, FOR TOWN AND COLNTRv. Editor Review are hereby respectfully invited to Bezirk Turnfest, to be held in Minneapolis, Capt, A. A.. Ames commanding, to tho G00DFELL0W & EASTMAN [Corrected weekly by R. FFEFFEBLE, denier In Wheat is beginning to head out. meet in caucus at Turner Hall, on July 14th to 17th. at #5,00 each numbor of 44, arrived in our city laBt Grain, Provision)*, Groceries am! Couutry Protluce] The weather is beginning to bo uncomfortably Friday, July 8th, at 8 o'clock p. m., If moro than 100 persons go, tho faro Saturday evening occordmg to announcement. warm now-a-days. for tho purpose of placing in nomination will be only $4.00 for the round trip. They were mot at the A match game of ball was playod N EW ULM, JUNK 15,1881. a candidate for mayor, and to Our people will never get a more favorablo depot by the Governor's Guards and near tho Quail Trap School house, GRAIN. Minneapolis, Minn. transact such other business as may opportunity to visit tho beautiful tho New Ulm Silver Cornet Band, who last Saturday between the Albin Club Wheat, 02 89 T.properly come before the caucus. cities of Minneapolis and St.oscorted and the Quail Trap boys. The Q. the visiting company to Turner Oats, 28 30 club came out live tallies ahead. We The City Committees. Corn, 30 35 Paul, tho fest being held midway between Hall while at the same time Capt, IMMENSE QUANTITIES OF NEW are informed that they will play again Bar^y, 40 60 the two cities. Burg welcomed them by a salute from noxt Saturday, near Mr. Sommerville's. PROVISIONS. Educated Womrn Summer Goods, his battory. Arriving at tho hall, Beef on foot, por cwt., S2.50O 3.50 A somnambulist of the Minneapolis Refined and educated woman will Capt. Bobleter, in behalf of the Guards Mutton per head, 2.50 8.50 Quite a heavy hail storm passed over Zouave Corps tumbled to a joke last sometimes suffer in silence for years Pork per cwt., 4.00 5.00 this locality a few days ago, damaging Daand tho citizens of New Ulm, welcomed Saturday night by falling off the infrom kidney disease, or constipation Sugar Cured Hams per lb. 12. 13 grain considerably. Wo are including Black and Col'd Grenadines, Black and CoPd Buntings, both the Zouaves to our city. Capt. kota House piazza on to tho sidewalk. and piles, which could easily be CUIMI Breakfast Bacon 9 10 formed that several fields of grain in plain and in lace figures Nuns Veilings in Black arid Colors, Scotch and Ames responded, alluding in his rethe Dried Beef, 15 16 town of Bashaw were entirely He came down head foremost and only by a package of Kidney-Wort. Thei Madras Ginghams, Lawns and Cambrics, Figured Muslins, Beautiful marks to the sad news of the attempt Salt Pork, 10 destroyed. is hardly a woman to be found tha for his falling onto our deputy sheriff Fans and ^arasols, Lace Gloves and Mitts, Lisle thread and Silk Gloves Lard, 12'. ed assassination of Prosident Garfield, Our little folks are greatly pleased does not at some time suffer liom and another man who were standing and Mitts. Mosquito Notts, Lawn and Cambric Suits, Linen Suits and Flour per cwt., 2.75 3.25 to have an opportunity to see thesomo which had overtaken them on their Ulsters. of the disease for which tins on tho sidewalk talking, ho would havo Corn Meal per cwt.. 1.25 1,50 comet. Their parents are often perplexed Gossamer Waterproof Coats for way hithor. Refreshments wcro then great remdy is a specific. It is put been a gone Zu Zu. He was somewhat Buckwheat Flour per cwt. 4.00 with those numerous intorrogatives served, after which the Zouaves were Butter per lb., 12 13 up in liquid and dry forms, equally astonished i.t the performance peculiar to children on such occasions, Cheese 20 assigned to quarters in the Morchants, when their curiosity is fully efficient.Springfield Union. himself, but said: "You don't know Foultiy, 6 8 awakened. Dakota and Union Hotels. Tho following the Zouaves yet that's tho way they Eggs per dozen, 10 A noted physician of New York Considerable (lax has been sown in Children's Gingham .ind Flannel suits. Ladies and Misses Muslin Under- is the roster of tho Zouave have of tumbling to a joke." He wont Potatoes per bushel, 50 this locality this season. From past writes to a friend. I have in my wear. \iue Curtains and Curtain Laces. Lace Bed sets. Toilet Corps as represented ou their excursion Onions, 1.00 1.50 a little limpy tho next day, though. experience and tne glowing prospects .setts Tidies and Fancy Embroidery Materials besides a thousand mind a snffwroi fiom gravel and a Beans, 2.00 3.00 to this city: at present farmers are begining to Cranberries" 3.00 3.20 other MI tides and fabrics which we have full assortments complication of kidney disorders The Fourth was not as generally observed think that it is hotter adapted to the COMMISSIONED OFFICERS: of, and sell cheaper than they can be found that was permanently cured by the use GROCERIES. soil in this section than wheat. That in this city as on previous occasions, Capt.. A. A. Ames. Sugar, White, per lb. anywhere in the Northwest. 12'.^ this part of the State is not naturally of Prof. Guilmctte's French Kidney which may in part be attributed 1st Liout Geo. It. Soaton. Yellow 11 adapted to wheat growing, tho experience Tads." The druggists sell them. to tho festivities of tho day before, Brown 10 2d Lieut. A. Marsh. of the past ten years, I think, We lake this means to place our superb stock within the reach of every- Dried Apples, 7 and the very sad news of the attempted 1C has fully demonstrated, and if flax NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS: No Flag of Distress or Starved 10 Teaches, 8'j body, and are glad to furnish samples and prices on application. assassination of President Garfield. can be raised more successfully it Fiist Sergt. C. B. Case, 81 10 Rooster Here. Prunes, will bo a great advantage to the Capt. Burg fired a salute at dawn of Com. Sergt. J. W. Bates, GOODFELLOW & EASTMAN, MILES OF TnJWELTO SEE 22 Coffee, Rio. Green, per lb., 17 farming community. day and in the afternoon thero was a 25 Boasted Sergt. W. M. Blewett Solid Testimony from Solid Men for W. 247 & 249 Nicollet Ave., Minneapolis. GREATEST OP ALL, THE grand pic-nic at Turner Hall Park, 35 Java, Green, 33 Sergt. E. Coffin. GREAT the Case Agitator. 40 Roasted" The Macnnerchor also held a picnic on (Pittsburgh Catholic.) Corpl. G. S. Bicknoll, 35 Mocha, Green" the peninsula opposite tho city. In Their Statements Indorse. Home, Brown Co., Minn., Forepaugh Show Corpl. T. S. Hughs, 75 Teas, Japan, 40 the ovening there was dancing in both June 27, 1881. 80 Green. 60 A strong statement unqualifiedly Corpl. C. T. Griffin, halls. A large number of people were Black, 80 M. Mullen, New Ulm, Minn. indorsed must induco confidence. In Corpl. W. II. Barrett. 60 Syrups, per gal., 50 in fiom tho country. M.A.ITKZ.A.TO,tagevenindannaftornootexhibilwil Dear Sir:We wish to say that the this connection we note tho following 2.25 Salt, per bbl. Agitator which we took out last week, from Dr. Louis Rock & Son, Sheboygan, Kerosene Oil, per gal., 25 DRVM CORl'S: That fatal and much die.ulod disease has been tested in all kinds of grain, SATURDAY, JULY 9th. Wis.: We have been handling Chas. A. Ames, Chas. Slubly, Willie diphtheria has again made sad and we acknowledge it to be the best Now making its 17th annual tour with the first, St. Jacobs Oil and aro pleased with Mrs. Fr. Keller died last Saturday Win.Preston, T. Gould, D. B. Hill, Budd the only great herd of machine in the market. I is thoroughly havoc in the family ot Col. the large demand. Hardly a day goes night after a long and painful illness. Hill. 20 PERFORMING ELEPHANTS 20 built, has but 3 bolts, can not Ffacndor. This time it is his youngest by without hearing from some one or bo clogged, and in our opinion it PRIVATES' son, aged about threo years, that Special city election next Tuesday, another of our patrons having used it Geo. E. Blewott, E, A. Brooks, J. stands to-day without a rival. 1,500 WILD BEASTS. has succuuibcd to the terrible disease, Don't forgot to vote. with entire satisfaction, saying it is Bachtell, S. II. Oyiier, II. T. Emerson E. Bertrand, death ensuing at three o'clock yesterday AND IN THE GREAT D. Bertrand, the best thing they ever tried, and we R. L. Folsom, J. B. Forstor, Wm Diphtheria is raging so feaiful at Circus in Two Rings morning. Two other members of J. J. Bertrand. join thorn in so saying. Garrity, I. T. Jenkins, J. II. Herrick, Mountain Lake that tho public school the family are suffering with the disease, 22 Traine Stallions J. A. Hogan, L. D. Kline, L. D. Kline, was closed two weeks before its allotted but up to this writing the symptons We, the undersigned farmers, have Ilusliaw News. J. Larson. J. W. Marshall, O. C. Mcrriam, time. helped to thresh with the above named are favorable for their recovery, Jr., J. McDonald, John C. Meyers, machine, and unhesitatingly state Anil two colossal encus companies, giving Bashaw, June 27, 1881. This makes tho third death from diphtheiia different a Mrs. F. Brunner has opened a saloon poi formancc in each ring, one price F. F. Patterson, W. C. Preston, that we have never seenj^its equal for in Col. Pfaendei's family since and ticket to all The heavy rains still contin uo to the in Aug. IIoll's old place, tho latter E. E. Peterson, M. B. Ryan, T. W. separating and cleaning grain, The injury of crops and the great inconvenience last January, and the bereaved parents luving moved into his new building 1000 MEN and HORSES machine was started in wet, loose Straiton, Burt Thomas, J. J. Maskuwick, of travel. have the sympathy of the entire community. on July 1st. wheat, which it seemed to thresh and E. Winne, T. J. Webster. August Johnson lost his infant 3 Special Railway Trains 3 Luclean as well as dry grain. No attention child, and it was buried in the The city was gaily attired in bunting was paid to the sieves, as it seems On J"ly 1st, the Western Union theran cemetery a few clays since. evei and green trees and nearly FIRE. All owned by the show It has no equals, no utterly impossible to clog them. W Telegraph Company took charge of John Stofflet is threshing his last business house in the city and many ri\ als Exhibits the onderf ill act of Last Monday night, a little aftei ono made several examinations, and could year's crop, between the showers. the linos of the Not th western Company, Firing a Human Being From a Cannon private residences were handsomely not find a kernal of grain going over o'clock, the cry of "Fire" aroused the Peter Quanstrom, Sr., has bought which cover Wisconsin, Minnesota i decoraiell in honor of tho visiting Loaded with Powdci ZUILA. the famous French I either the sieves or straw rake. slumbeiing citizens of this place and tho farm of John Quick. Mr. Quick equilibrist rides a and Dakota. company. If nothing moro, little Fowler Middle-ton, D. D. Thompson, and O. II. Balback are going to other A also caused tho gay throngs at the The tax list which we publish this parts to better their condition. We flags fastened on to window-sills fluttered Fred. Sasse, Charles Pock. Union and Turnei Halls to lush pell all wish them well in their new home, week is thelaigest ever published in their welcome to the boys in red Jule Ojea, D. A. Gibbs mell the direction of the flames, wherever it may be. Brown county. There aio about and blue. A large garland of oak 34 inch Wire The lire was first discovered by John A. O. Redding has been spending 3300 descriptions and the figrre 1 lcavos spannod Centre street from the C. lludolph and Wm, Pfaender, Jr., some days in the eastern part of the 100 Feet From the Ground appears at least 16,000 tim^s therein. Brown County Bank to Kiesling, Keller State. who at onco proceeded to the place & Go's store, from which hung the And wheels her babe over the same high wire, and S.D. C. L. Thor lias boen repairing and PETERSON, from which the flames issued and A social gatheiing will be held on first appearance in Ainciica of the great English painting his house. motto, "Welcome Minneapolis Zouave Troupe of Gymnastic Bicycleis, the Famous SEL- found that Mr. F. Fricdmann's bain Thursday eveniug, of tho present BINI and VILLION FAMILY, who turn somiucrsaults, We hear the cry everywhere, to Corps." Another wreath spanned II,was tho building attacked by the fieiy juggle, from pramids stand upon then week, at the residence of Mrs. C. hurry up the iron bridge at Spring, heads, una do nearly eveiy act performed a Minn Street between the Dakota element. The first fire as in a short circus ring by riders, accrobats and gymnasts Ross. Pleasant entertainments are field. We need it so uch. fewHouse and the City Drug Store. time almost extinguished by the UPON SLENDER BICYCLES provided. All, Germans and Amciicans, Christian Pederson has the best AGENT FOR THE On Sunday forenoon both companies who arrived at the place, but the explosion piece of wheat we know of on new are coidially invited. Aultman & Taylor Threshers, Horse- of a powder can occuriing just preceded by the Silver Comet Band, land. GOING A 2 0 MI LE SPEED. then spread the flames to different Next Sunday there will bo gymnastic paraded through the principal streets, Mrs. J. II. Barber has been treated Grand Congre^b of to a brand new canary bird. pai ts of the building and beyond the exercises, followed by a dance, at Turner and in the afternoon the Guards gave Powers and Steam Engines. Massillon GIANTS, DWARFS & LIVING WONDERS Our County Superintendent of Schools twocontrol of those present. The fire Hall for the benefit of tho a picnic in honor of their guests at has been around and visited our school, and Chicago Pitts Threshers.. company with their engine, together AXD 1'Uh Filter AND DM classes that go to visit tho Minnesota Turner Hall Park. A large number and the boys do not like it because lie with most of the other citizens, were Bezirk Turnfest at Minneapolis next of people were present to witness the thought the girls were the smartest. soon on the grounds, but owing to theexhibition week. Give the boys a good send-off. drill of the two companies A heavy hail storm struck our town THE CELEBRATED bursting of a pait of the hose it was on Thursday the 23d ult.,doing much at 4 p. m. The New Ulm Maennerchor ntiinec Ju- 4ccui fast ihi woild hi" --ecn for Vonnor predicts a hot and stormy and only damage to tho crops. It seemed to quite a long time before any water was also present and entertained Trained Griraffes July, with frequent disastrous storms pass from a north west to a south east could bo brought by means of the en. the assemblage with some of their direction, being confined to a narrow of hall and rains throughout those sections gine. In the mean time and throughout select songs. There was also several AND WONDERFUL strip of country. I am informed that TWINE BINDERS, in which the June storms have the whole time of the fire, very the crops of Ira Bonner, William friendly sack races three legged races been so severely felt. He says that Lampen, Gustav Wing and others are effective work was done by some of and foot races, to the gicat enjoyment SPECIAL CIRCUS FOR BOYS & GIRLS the month of Juno will resemble that almost entirely destroyed. the citizens by means of smaller hose of all present. The festivities closed In a separate ring, the great, Grand goigtou* The Wood's Light Running Sweep Rake of 1880, rather than 1879. Cattle buyers are ploutiful in our attaclied to force pumps, and by this with a grand reception and ball in Streat Procession vicinity and are paying good prices means the flames were kept from Reaper and Mower Combined, The Turner Hall, and on Monday morning Five houses were broken into and for young stock. spreading to adjoining buildings. We think the grain is badly rusted the visiting company departed on the buiglarized ono night recently at WITH WOOD'S ENCLOSES GEAR MOWER From Mr. Friodmann's barn the fire and predict alight crop.but still console 3 Bands of Music early train for Minneapolis, every Lamberton. The Commercial thinks ourselves with tho hope of getting was communicated to Mr. Epplo's member expressing himself well that the burglais belong to the same Neuralgia, Sciatica, Lumbago, a good one next year. Twenty Eli phants. a mile of Craiiot*, hundreds of THE brick barn, a portion of which was horsisaiul 1'OI.KS and the beautiful omental pageant Backache, Soreness of the Chest, pleased with the visit. The Gover gang that has been operating in this Henry Sanford has the best piece of of destroyed, Mr. Friedmann's bain Gout, Quinsy, Sore Throat, Swell' city and vicinity, and their mode of nor's Guards left nothing undone to Xistlla, ISoolc, ISopa.xtlaa.g' frona. 33olls.i barley and oats we have seen. Ohio Champion Reapers, Mowers and Twine Binders was completely destroyed and was and a myrad of maivelous monopolised foctures ings and Sprains, Burns and procedure Mould substantiate this belief. make the stay of the Zouaves pleasant TIMOTHY FINEOAN. can be seen cvi-ry exhibition day, at about ten o' uninsured. Mr. Epple's loss is Scalds, General Bodily clock in the foienoon. Pavilhon opens at 1 and 7, and they cortainly succeeded admirably. SEE p.m, performance* Ivgin one hoiu latei Admission Fains, fully covered by insurance. Two I'indcn Items. U) all on! cent's, Children under 9 ears 25 ct horses were in Mr. Friedman's A portion of tho old walls of the St. Tooth, Ear and Headache, Frosted Kxlm Train* Reduced latcb on all nuhoads on Editor Review: stable at the time of the breaking out Feet and Ears, and all other Peter insane asylum have been pronounced exhibition Daj Pergonal motion Pains and Aches. Rain is getting too plentiful, and ADAM FOBEPAUGH, APPLEBY TWINE BINDER. of the fire both of which were rescued, insufficient to sustain tho No Prepsinilion on earth cquah. ST JACOM OIL crops are somewhat damaged on although one was somewhat singed by Sole Proprietor, new superstructure, and C. Bohn, tho as a HUt'o. sintplv and vhettp L\tinnl Mis. B. Webber is visiting THE Remedy. A tri.iJ tnti i Imt the comiMrativoly lowl and. Corn is exceedingly backward the flames. In regard to the origin contractor, has stopped work until tho GREAT EOREPAUGH SHOW. trilling outlay of 60 tf -nil e\or ono suffering with relatives ard friends in Lyra, for the season. Some threshing of the fire nothing definite is known, Willi iMin can have cheap un ]jsiti proof of its board can make arrangements to have Blue Earth county. She will be ab churns. MILBURN, STOUGHTON AND WINONA RUSHFORD WAG but it is thought that parties with lit left in our town yet. Hon. K. II. the walls rebuilt. Dnoctlons in Eloton luiiigixigca. !CASH! sent sevoral weeks. ONS, BUGGIES AND PLATFORM SPRING WAGONS pipes or cigars had been in the building. Helling threshed a setting last Thursday. BOLD BT ALL DRUGGISTS A3D DEALERS IN MEDIGIKE. J. Newhart and family spent the Nic. Picker and E O. Edson havo OF EVERY KIND AND DESCRIPTION. For some time it was feared A. VOGELER & CO., Fourth at Kasson, returning homo on already thrown up their leaso of the THE that a number of other buildings Gul Olson lost three of his children, Tuesday morning. Kasota mill, and the former lias returned in one week, from diphtheria. He would also bo included in tho conflagration, Baltimore, JVC1., V. S. A Jioek Island, J. I. Case and Moline Sulky Plows. -PAID FOR Mrs. Stamm, of St. Paul, spent ^a has only one left, the youngest. Mrs. to this city and has again taken but this was happily NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Butter eiaaci EgecsTho Olson was also sick, but is now better. few days last week with her parents in charge of his old post at the Eaaverted by the united exoitions of THE Paul Olson's brother, a young man of this city, returning to the formor gle Mill. Mr. Edson has moved to FOUND, those present. about 18 years, was killed Saturday OL RELIABLE HOLLINSWORTH SULKY HAT RAKES. undersigned would respectfully placo on Monday morning. Minneapolis with his family. Between Janesville and Mankato, one June 18, while working on the graveltrain, inform the public of New Ulm and horse colt about two years old, very Mr. Harrison Simmons, an old near Le Mars. His remains Circular. vicinity that he has bought the The members of New Ulm Lodge. I. were brought to Linden the following dark brown, wlnto star in forehead, Fort Ridgely boy but lately of Hector, PRODUCE & COMMISSION O. O. F. are urgently requested to attend Monday, and buried on Tuesday. bebusiness heretofore conducted by with hoad-stall. The same can has iaken a position in Messrs. C, WAR DEPARTMENT, a meeting of tho lodge noxt Saturday, We offer our heart felt sympathy in N. Grefp, in tho basement of the found by calling at the O. in Springfiold. Bohn & Co's, lumber office, in Winona, ADJUTANT GENERAL'S OFFICE, July 10th, as business of impoitance Brown Co. Bank building, and will the sad afflictions of the famalics. Brown Oo., Minn., or at thoalways as book keeper. Mrs. Simmons visited WASHINGTON, May 16,1881. pay the highest cash market will como up for consideration. Several new houses are in course of and cNcrthing else usually needed in tho agricultural line. ourpremises of Peter Mauey, two miles price, especially for good butU. and with C. H. Ross and wife of this There being now pending in this department construction in our town, and eggs. west of Ilackbury Lake, Minn. Jg city last week when on her way to great numbers of volunteer carpenters are kept very busy. Mr. Corner Centre and Minn. Sts., New SCIILEUDER. SCC. Landberg builds a log house 22x18. join her husband in Winona. We are pension claims which cannot be satisfactorily Ulm, Minn. I invite Farmers and those in need of Implements of any kind to caii Ole Christenson has built quite an GRAND sorry to loam that sho was indisposed verified for want of information WM, Hummel. Dr. Borry informs us that John Drill elegant little frame house. John and examine my goods before purchasing elsewhere, I can sell cheaper and during a portion of her stay here. which missing rcords of discontinued Gymnastic Exhibition Halvorson is also building a new residence. give better terms than any other firm west of Mankato and guarantee satis- ol Courtland broke his collar-bone last volunteer commands would afford, faction Monday while at work on a harvester. and it having transpired in many The school house in dis't. No 37. is AT Ho For Mankato! A full line of Repairs for the above Machines always on hand. Braneli Just how the accident occurred we Turner Hall, receiving a new coat of Paint. A H. WERRING, instances that officers of tho late volunteer offices at SLEEPY EYE, SPRINGFIELD, LAMBERTON, did not learn, but wo believe the traveling agent, for A. Andrews' forces have still in their possession TRACY AND TYLER, tongue fell onto him while ho was at S. D. Peterson, HOLIDAY FOR EVERYBODY! on Sunday eve., July 11, '81. school apparatus visited our town a DEALER I N or under their control books We porsume there will bo a general couple weeks since, and managed to work under tho machine. Dr. Beny for the benefit of the Teams that go Dry Goods, Notions, Boots &Shoes and other records peitaining to their sell some maps, globes, dictionaries, outpouring for miles around hereon reduced the fracture. to visit the Turnfest at Minneapolis, etc. These articles are desirable in corps, divisions, brigades, regiments NEW ULM MINN July 9, the day Forepaugh's great on July 14th17th. every school and I think this is a move The Minneapolis Zouavo corps returned and companies, their attention is called GROCERIES, show exhibits at Mankato. The grand in the right direction. A teacher, as The J. I. Case yesterday morning from their to the fact that all such books and reand gorgeous free-for-all spectacular PROGRAMME well as any other business man, can do Medietas & Farming Implements. visit to New Ulm, all delighted with cords should be deposited with this better work when he has good tools. street parade, with its 20 huge PART I their trip, and referring in terms of 1Harlequin Ovci ture, Boycr To go, into a school where tbere is no office, and they are earnestly requested MACHINE elephants, 500 magnificent horses, one Golden Gate, Minn. 3Gymnastic Exercises on Rack First Class. black-boards, charts, globes, maps, the most enthusiastic commendation 3Calesthenics ic scholars to cause the same to be forwarded mile of chariots and animal cars, three dictionary, etc, is like commencing 4Gymnastic Exorcises on Horizontal to the splendid hospitality of the people without delay to the Adjutant General Bar.... First Class. bands of music, a great herd of desert farming without any implements, and of New Ulm, and tho "Governor's PABT II of tho Army, at Washington, District it is impossible to do good work. We dromedaries, trained tigers and lions 1Rciter Gallop i koff SD Peterson, guards." Capt. Boblotor commanding.Pioneer 2Gymnastic Exercises on Hoisc 1st Class, havo five schools in our town and all of Columbia. loose in the street, droves of 3Club Swinging 16 scholars have had a summer term. Schools are Press. 4Pyramids 24 cholars No expense, other than postage or Shetland ponies, steam brass bands, somewhat backwad here, because we PART in richly-robed processionists, and thehave proper express charges (when the only from three to five months SOCIAL HOP. St. Peter TribuneWe cannot understand Dealer in presentation, free for everybody to school during the year, and the schools uppackages exceed four pounds, the limit AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. why any lawyers in tho we have are only poorly attended. My thebehold, of the magnificent oriental for mail parcels,) can bo paid by Admission 25 cents a Couple. per country should undertake longer to .advice to my Scandinavian friends is: spectacle of 'Lalla Rookh departing Goverroent. Send your children to school, and don't palliate and cover up Judge Cox's sins Agent for the NOTICE TO BUILDERS. from Delhi," with all its wealth of In the interest of the great number keep them home every time you can STOUGHTON WAGONS by making hi in presents and passing wonders, costly costumes and imported find something to do for them, which of widows, orphans, and disabled complimentary resolutions. They have AND SLEIGHS, Notice is hereby given that bids will be received is too often practiced. Remember features from the distant Indies, will soldiers whoso claims arc involved, by the undersigned up to July 9th, 1881, for the been insulted by him, and their dignity that learnings is the best you can give building of a frame school house, 21x32 feet, in redoubtless attract the largest concourse Dixon* ill,, and Rock Island the newspapers of the country aro to your children. Whatever may be school district No. 13, (town Home,) Brown County, is at stake as well as his in this of men, women and children ever gathered Minn. The plans and specifications can be seen quested to give the substance of this their vocations in life, the language PLOWS" matter. They ought to be the first to at the clerk's offtce, The right to reject any or all at Mankato. Our readers should of the land is the most essential success. circular the greatest publicity. bids is hereby reserved, seek some remedy for the disgraceful The Scandinavian language is bear in mind that this great pageant W.J CUBBENT, Clerk, WATONWAN FANNING MILL, By order of the Secretary of War: Home P. O. Mmn& condition to which tho judiciary has mostly used at home, and we are having generally takes place at about ten AND R. C. DRUM. a little Norway here. Many per* sunk. NOTICE. ,i Adjutant General. o'clock on the forenoon of exhibition WeediDomestic Sowing Machines sons that come from Norway when Official: day, and in order to witness it they quite young, and not attend school, or [Boston, (Mass.) Cultivator, A. II. WiCKEnsoN, My wife having left me to-day of, NEW ULM, MINN1 notgo out to work amongthe Americans' should reach town by that hour. All Assistant Adjutant General. Mr. M. Morse, Westboro'. Mass., her own accord and free will, I will has no equal for durability, for ease of draft, for ease of management of may stay here all their lifetime and would also inform the public that lines of travel have reduced fare, and mentions to us the gratifying information, yet not know hardly a word of not be responsible for any bills she I have established a branch agency at Headache Cured. fast threshing tor clean work. Come and see it before jtra buy ample accommodations are provided English. Now you ought to learn the I may contract from this date. that St. Jacobs Oil relieved him Sleepy Eve, where everything in my for all who visit Mankato on the day Dr. Baker's Blious?ill3. AlsoBilliousness, language of the land, the first thing. line can be obtained. HENRY NEEB. of a very severe attack of Sciatic Constipation, &c. of the exhibition. Springfield, June 17, 1881. Rheumatism and is an excellent thing. For sale by Jos. Bobleter. tits* ^..-f-M^pr^ i u*jlOii.**t-*,~, J'l ~v&S^kS&i&!Q&i&U'.