?~BgwwaSjll{f*ggygg''y pn"3}i i 'T^^*ffncstfywy35',P "^p^wiP^-i^sin T*$nn*XW*!| NEW ULM REVIEW, WEDNESDAY, MAY 3, 1882. H. Loheyde, NEW ULM AND VICINITY Temperance in Politics. Owing to the editor's indisposition As steam no longer issues from the H. WEBBING, ing need of a work of this peculiar (COMMUNICATED.) character, written by a woman of unquestioned for the past three days, our local Circumstances required the establishment Eagle Mill scape pipe many have fallen ability and wisdom, and DEALER IN columns this week are not as replete of a higher class in our public into the error to believe that the mill CLEARWATER, MIMIC., APRIL, 27, '82 TRAVELERS' GUIDE. DEALEKTIN that woman a wife and mother, a Dry Goods, Notions, Boots &Shoes with local news as we would like to school than those heretofore existing, BOOTS & SHOES, had shut down, which however is not The temperance workers in the State woman whose reputation for ability have them. have issued circulars, quite extensively.in but in accordance with our State laws, and purity is world-wide, just such a the case. A steaincondenser has lately GROCERIES, Winona & Saint Peter Railway. Minnesota Street, New Ulm, Mint behalf of a constitutional prohibition one, in fact, as Marion Harland. Every and to make our school-time correspond been put in which allows no steam .amendment. The plan is to organize mother in the land may not only Medietas & Farming Implements. Vennor predicts a cold, wet summer, Going East. Going West. witlT similar institutions, it was to escape. The mill is running full and agitate throughout the whole profitable read this book, but safely A large assortment of men's boots and would not be surprised at frost in Day Paaaanger 6:42a Day Passenger *6:13 4 necessary to change our whole shbol time, and will continue to do so as State. It it proposed to work duectly place it in the hands of her daughters, and shoes and ladies'and children's Golden Gate, Minn. Night *3:80pm Night 110:17 am each month of the year. He says upon the voter as in the work undertaken ft was written from a keen sense of shoes constantly kept on hand. Gusttorn year. Instead of the school-year closing long as the wheat lasts. Fralfbt No. 14 *10:17am Freight No IS 12:05 am "nothing but votes will count." The luty, and with the high purpose of work and repairing promptlyatend^i early auroras have nearly always been at the end of April, as Jjas been Freight No. 19 *2:30 uames of voters are to be secured to giving help where help is sorely to. succeeded by cold and wet summers. customary for a long period of time, The Faribault sugar refinery, says Except Sunday. Except Monday. the following pledge:"We the undesigned, needed. Freight trains Nos. 13,14 and 10 ONLY A COUGH. roiiD.ORSORE the Republican, will not be operated it now closes on the last Friday of do sever ally hereby pledge out MARBLE WORKS The work is the earnest, practical THROAT. A Delightful Novelty. are allowed to carry passengers between selves not to vote for any person this season because the proprietors June. New pupils in the primary jalk of a thoughtful woman with A cough cold or sore throat should be stopped Kasota and Slef py Eye be a member of the legislature of tin vomen, upon what is to them the Neglect IrequenUy results in an incureable lung Ladies prefer Floreston Cologne because cannot procure cane at sufficiently low classes can not be admitted untill the Ig\ J&liwendingef, C. W. HEIDEMANN, Agent. State ot Minnesota which is to meet iliseaNe or consumption. Brown-a Bronchial nost momentous subject of the day they find its lasting combination figures to make it pay. By the inactivity troches are certain to give relieve in Asthma. commencement of the school-year, January 1883 who has not pledged 1m ind age., Beginning with the birth DEALER IN Bronchitis, Coughu, Catarrh, consumptive and of exquisite perfumes a delightful of the proprietors of the Newthe sacred honor, as a man, to vote in tht 3d Monday in A gust, and none Throat diseases. For thirty yeara the roc helmve Officers of Brown County. the baby-girl, the author leads the Monuaeiits, TanVUone novelty. been recommended by physicians, and al. Legislature assembled for a bill which Ulm refinery we infer that they too will be admitted at other times during jhild up to girlhood and womanhood, ways g-ve perfect satisfaction. They are not Post Office Address New Ulra. Mantels, .shall submit to the people of this new or untned but having been tested by wide its vicissitudes of recreation, study, have given up the idea of becoming the year. In order to derive the most It is retorted, says the Tribune, AUDITORH. B. Constant. ind coiif-Unt use tor nearly an entire generation, State, for their approval or rejection society, home dutieson to man i age TRIASCM:* F. Schubert. they h'tve attained well merited rank among the Foreign and rich in the molasses busines, although benefit from the expended money, tht that Wm. Hodgkins, of St. Peter, has an Amendment to the Constitution ol KKUIITKR or DCKDS A. F. Walton. ind prospective maternity. The book lew strong remedies of the age. Public speakers JvnoK or PROBATX. Brandt. the State which shall prohibit within the works will probably be operated and srsej, u*e tnem to clear and atrenghten this spring made two tons of maple Board of Education is compelled to is intended for home-reading,as a American Marble. CutHKor HE DIIT. COURTAlbert Blanchard. ihe voice: sold at 25 cents a box by ail druclsts. its bounds the importation, manufacture, SHERIFFEdward Casey. next fall on a moderate scale. reference and help to those with sugar on his farm in Cordova, Le Su adhere strictly to this rule. and sale, of all intoxicating liquors, SuavETonJ. Berndt. whom the auther is already in full eur county, which must have netted COURT COMMISSIONERA. Hagberg as a beverage." Shop on State Street between 4th and "Hough on R7i7*^^^^^ sympathy, through the medium ol COUNT* ATTORNEYB. F. Webber. National Guard Notes. him at least S500. Th4 St. Louis (Mo.) Pott Dispatch at Cleans out rats, mice, roaches, flies, CORONERJonas LandeNschlager. ler "Common Sense in the Household fifth streets, Those who wish to immortalize the close of along article says: In fact ants, bed-bugs, skunks, chipmunks, COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTD. G. Clat Series,"the Housemothers and themselves in our next Legislature, as New Ulm, Minn. Privates Mathias Boshe, Frank St. Jacobs Oil is pushing all othe. remedies gophers 15c. Druggists. Daughter of America. What Everybody Wants. the representatives of the people, Wendling and George W. Sherer of out of the field, and, excellent Officers of the City of New Ulm. The style is easy and sprightly are to be pledged to the following: Is a reliable medicine that never company A, Second battalion have CHAS. LUETH, though some of the liniments, formerly Wm. Koch. G. Pahl. 3ach chapter is delightful reading, does any harm and that prevents #nd been promoted to corporals. MATORH. B. Constans. offered are, the efficacy of St. Jacobs C. Schmidt. Geo. Schmidt tpart from the vital qestions therein "I do hereby promise upon my honor, COUNCILORS. Q- Pahl, F. Boock, H. Keller, R. cures disease by keeping the stomach Oil is magical in cases of sciatica, PHOTOGRAPHER Pfefferle and J. Pfienninger. Sergt. Maj. Sonnen of the First battalion treated, and the value of the practical if elected to the office of a legislator, Empire Hill Co. in order, the bowels regular, and the rheumatism, pleurisy, neuralgia, headache, CLRRKJacob Nix. lessons to be learnsd from every page. I will favor and vote for the cubmission has been elected Adjutant. TRKASURBRFr. Forster. kidneys and liver active. Such a medicine lumbago and scores of other disorders Price $2.00. Sold only by subscription. to the people of a constitutional CITY JUSTICESR. Fischer and F. Baasen. is Parker's Ginger Tonic. It This makes the third election of Adjutant while in the case of sprains, CTT ATTORNEYJOS. A. Eckstein. Agents wanted everywhere. amendment prohibiting the relieves every case, and has cured thousands. ROLLER MUX. CONSTABLEJOS. Qalles. burns or injuries it is an absolute panacea, in that battalion since its ormanufacture, A. G. WILCOX, Publisher, importation and sale of GALLER Ccr. Minn. & 8d North Sts., MARSHALF. Gominel. See other column.Tribune. and for general use is better than Minneapolis, Minn. ganization. intoxicating liquors as a beverage." the advice of many physicians. A word NEW ULM, MINN. If the candidates of both parties KEV VLIH HAKKKT REPORT. Col. E. M. Van Cleve, for the past to the wise is sufficient will pledge themselves, as above, the WELL INDORSED BY OUR OWN Dr. Forster, the dentist, was ma'e seven years assistant Adjutant. General, 'Corrected weekly by R. PFEFFERLE, dealer In pledged voters can vote their party 24 Rollers ann 4 Burrs. CITIZENS. happy last week by an addition to his All work neatly and promptly executed. drain, Provisions, Groceries and Couutry Pr. has resigned. He has been succeeded preferences. If the candidates of It is reported that the Chicago and duee.] family. It's a girl, though. Mr. only one party pledge themselves the No matter how useful anything may by C. E. Van Cleve. The former Northwestern railway company will 9. 1881. pledged voters will support thos Baltrusch has also been blessed in a bejin itself, good indorsements seem to NEW ULM, NOV. takes up the practice of law in NEW this summer extend their Redwood candidates whether Republican or increase its useful greatly by insuring GRAIN. similar manner. Mothers and babes Minneapolis. We take pleasure in informing tlie branch to Marshall, and then take up Democrat. But if neither party will 112 125 125 Wheat, a wider field for display of its special doing well. public that we are now ready for business. pi esent pledged candidates then the WA60N MDJITHHOP. 65 Oats, merits. We were thus impressed the track between Tracy and Marshall, The Minneapolis Zouaves have The best machinery and all the Temperance Prohibition party will 70 Corn, in view of the following statements it being cheaper to put down withdrawn from the National Guard Sleepy Eye is afflicted with Pinkej e. latest improvements inkthe enter the field with its own candidates. manufacture 50 70 Barley, received by one of our representatives The undersigned would respectfully Inform the the extension of the Redwood branch of ftaur enable us to compete with and will keep up an independent organization Now, if Sleepy Eye should happen to pabl.c that he has opened a wagon and Smith shoi rum leading individuals connected PROVISIONS. on S.a.e Sireet, and is prepared to do anv and a*' the best mills in the country. than to put in a new bridge across the known as the Ames Zouaves. catch the cross-eye, some one might as Beef on foot. per cwt., $3.00 4.00 vvith some of the largest enterprises in The plan of operations seems to be wora in his line p.omptly and at In ing ratea. Ah We are constantly buying Mutton per head, 3.50 5.00 midst. Among others whose testimony Cottonwood below Marshall. When work warranted. New wagona will always fce^i well matured and no doubt the work well give her a black eye and wind her Unhand. A kind patronagaisrespectfully *o. Wheat, Pork per cwt., 5.00 6.00p was freely given was W. H. will be vigorously pushed. Politicians these imprpvewents are completed all in the eye business.Glencoe En- The new militia companies at Fairmont Mye, OltSO. Sugar Cured Hams per lb. 12 13 items, Esq., Master Mechanic of the may as well be informed of this John Lauterbfctfi. trains for Watertown and beyond will 12^terprise. Corn, and Albert Lea will be mustered Breakfast Bacon 11 Conn. RiverRailroad, residing at JNO. movement early in the day as it will run via Redwood Falls. Oats, Dried Beef, 1 8 1* Boylstson street, who observed:st. certainly claim their-attention. into the service as companies C. Leonhardt, Salt Pork, 10 Jacobs Oil has had remarkable effect Mayor Constans has been for several O. P. CHAMPUN. D, and E, respectively, of the Second Buckwheat, among the men employed here. Lard, 12 davs confined to his bed by a very The building boom has struck New battalion. One of them jammed his arm very Plourper cwt., 3.85 4.25 Lone Tree Lake Wavelets. severe attack of rheumatism. We are Ulm. A very large number of build* At the Highest Market Prices adly and by the use of St. Jacobs Corn Meal per cwt., 2,25 Maj. Bend and Capt. Bean, of the glad to learn that he is getting better, ings are in course of construction, The Minn, river is on the fall. Oil was greatly beneficed, and the arm Buckwheat Flour per cwt. 6.00 First battalion, have selected a plat We sell all kinds of was healed. Another used it for severe although he is still unable to leave his Butter per lb., 12. 18 20 among the most notifble being the Seeding is well along. of 150 acres of land fronting on White FLOVR, kheumatic pains in the knee, and Cheese 20 Some plowing to do for oats and room. Lutheran and Methodist church.es the PROPRIETOR OP THE Bear Lake for a camping ground of pronounced the Oil a complete success Poultiy, 6 8 SHORTS, barley. residences of E. G. Pahl, Wm. Koch, Fre.d Gerboth, of town Home, buried the Minn. National Guard, the coming as he was cured by its use. Mr. A B. New Ulm Foundry Eggs per dozen, 8 BRAN, Ac, Miss Bradley, our popular school D. Dingier. At least thirty new Taylor, of Ray & Taylor Manufactur Potatoes per bushel, 60 another of his children last Friday, summer. The camp will be named teacher, is back at her post in the AT LOW BATES. dwelling houses are going up and ing Co." was pleased to say: "My Onions, 2.00 2.50 making the third death in his family "Camp Hubbard," in honor of our Sherman school house, again. & MACHINE SHOP aunt, Mrs. Pillsbury, of Mount Clair Beans, a.O O 3.80 many more are contemplated. The within one week. The only child remaining, present executive of the State. W. B. Munsell is back and ready to N. J., while visiting at our house tried Cranberries 3.50 4.00 Special Attention given to residences of C. H. Ross and H. a girl, is also afflicted with deal out justice again. Just think of St Jacobs Oil for rheumatism and neuralgia Corner Centre & Front Streets. GROCERIES. The Faribault Driving Park Association Shapekam and the business block of O\ii3ton0L Work. it. Our town has been without a J. P. Sugar, White, per lb. 12i^ and found immediate relief every diphtheria, but it is hoped that she may has placed $10o at the disposal NEW ULM, Wm. Amme are already nearing completion. for three months, but rumor says, he Yellow 11 time. She pronounced it the best MIX N recover. of Maj. Bobleter to be expended ~Mner an The Toundry has been thoroughly refitted and has brought back with him a partner. Brown 1 An eAtra stone for gi hiding feed. thing she had ever tried for the trouble. Keep the ball rolling. am now preoared to do aliln kinds of work on ahort kd West says it is only a cousin. Dried Apples, 7 1C Mr. B. Weston, 45 Greenwood by him as he sees fit in bringing the Steam Cornsheller. A^nfnHnrT^11? Green vegetables, such as lettuce, Peaches, 10 street, Supt. Car Works, Boston A Albany A party of R. surveyors was Agricultur-tl Implements a speciality. Only ex. Second battalion together at Faribault radishes, green onions, cucumbers, The New Ulm gun club, as newly perienced workmen are employed and work en Prunes, 8 10 Railroad, thus addressed our reporter: through our town last week looking Wood liken for cash or in exchange. trnsied to my care wUl be executed withTneatneM on July 4th next. If enough companies string beans, wax beans, pie pl.ints Coffee, Rio, Green, per lb., 15 22 "I am one more of thti forcunates and dispatch. ALL trORK WARRANTED organized, had its first glass ball shoot out a more practicable route for the can be interested a competitive CHAS. LEONARD. Roasted 20 who have had the good luck and Bermuda tomatoes can be had at Minneapolis and St. Louis R. R. Some last Saturday. The following are the S(inj)iie jtfill Co. Java, Green, 30 33 to hear of that wonderful remedy, St. drill will be one of the features aad Deci-a of our towns people got quite liberal Frank Wendling's bakery every Friday names of the persons participating and Roasted" 40 Jacobs Oil. I had rheumatism in the Uow trim* and offered them 40 acres of land to the $100 given to the company tha* and Saturday. Also bananas, candy, the score made by each shoulder severely and could find no Mocha, Green" 35 build a depot on. If the company makes the finest appearance and nuts, oranges and lemons at all 9S*yy Sye* relief until I used the Oil. I applied Teas, Japan, 40 75 accepts this offer New Ulm can bid 0 16 A. Berghold, 0 1 0 I 1 1 1 shows the greatest proficiency in it and must confess I was surprised a. Gre n, 60 80 times. good-by to the county seat in the near 10-5 R. Pfefferle, 01010011 MULLENf the results. I am almost well and drill. Black. O future. We give you fair warm'n?. 10-6 Wm, Koch, 11010011 pect to be entirely so in a few days." Our officious devil having last week, Reader. 0 08 E. E Seiter, 11111111 Children carriages at C. Wagner's. unbeknown to us changed the mayor's PERSONAL MENTION. 014 Frank Randall, 1 I 0 1 0 0 0 0 NEW^ADVERTISEMENTS: 0 06 signature to the dog ordnance, we are Springfield Items. Rud. Riesling, 0 1 0 11111 B. F, Webber, Esq., spent a couple Window shades and shade goods jn 015 FOB SALE. Edm. Seiter, 01011100 obliged to re-produce that document of days in St. Paul last week on business The spi ing weather is coid and dry, great variety at C. Wagner's store. CO-3 Sealer in E. Schnobencb,00100101 again this week. This is positively and that is just the very kind of in the supreme court. Again.N 118 Jos. Bobleter, 10101111 SPA of mares, a-e oerea for sale at a barEnquire weather that we want. Our farmers the last chance to read the interesting ardware and HI Kinds ol at Mailer & Sherer's lnmbei Satur- The weather continues cool but Frank Huber, the jovial traveling The club shoots again next are well advanced with thier spring yard, New Ulm story In public print. day, at 4 o'clock p. m. salesman for Benz & Co., St. Paul, work. clear. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION tarried in our city over Sunday. R. G. Bester and family are now "BIICIIUPAIBA''- Mr. J. W. Bab^ock, of Kasota, who ICE CREAMFrank Wendling, opposite ullfledged citicens of Springfield. Mr. Dr. C. Berry made a professional Quick, complete cure, all anoying was discharged from the St. Peter Bester is awaiting his printing press Land Office at Tracy, Minn., April 5th, 1832- the Dakota Bouse, has made Kidney, Bladder and Urinary Diseases. N insane asylum about two months ago, trip to Marshall, last Wednesday, returning OTICE is hereby given that the followingnamed so look out for the new Springfield SI. Druggists. due provisions to cater to the wants settler has filed notice of his inten became violently insane again last home Thursday, p. m. Times in course of a few days. tion to make final proof in support of his claim of all lovers of ice cream in first-class Friday and tried to kill his son Charles. theCourthaftsaid and proof will be made before Clerk oi FARM MAGffiBTERY, Judge Baldwine convened a term of All our school ma'ams and all Capt. J. Kiischstein and lady, of to Brown Co. Minn., at the county seat, on style the coming summer He is no On Saturday morning he was sent to other teachers were down to the Sleepy Saturday, May 13th, 1882, viz Johan Kasel, H. E. court at St. Peter yesterday. Winona, tarried in our city a few days No. 82.26 for the NX N Eli sec. 3210930. novice in the business and patrons can Bye Institute last week. "Donjt I only the Rochester asylum, where he will last week, the guest of ye editor. He namesthe following witnesses to prove hi wish I was a teacher too. rest assured of receiving a first-class SKINNY 31 EN. continuous residencoupon and cultivation of saw probably remain the rest of his days. Henry Keller, Jacob Pfseninger land, viz: rhristanRegehn,Car Schreier, Jo' "Wells' Health Renewer" restore* Mrs. Henderson's musical class are article, done up in all the most toothsome Wagner, Henry Engelbret, all of Cottonwood, health and vigor. Cures Dyspepsia, making rapid strides on the musicll and Otto Schell leave for Europe next Brown couty, Minn. flavors known in modern cookery. The Grand Forks Herald esserts Impotence, Sexual Debility. SI. highway, and new scholars are falling C. B.TYLER, Monday. Bon voyage, He will open the season next that Judge Cox has taken a temperance May 10, 82 Registir. into line every little while. Hon. O. Joegensen, ex-county commissioner pledge for five years, and has not, as Sunday and he takes this medium to The spring term of the district court Mr. Miller, representing the huge Ordinance No. 33. from the 2d district, made was reported, been disgracefully drunk grocery establishment of Messrs. John invite all his lady and gentlemen for Brown county convenes in this A. Tolmar & Co., Chicago, was here our sanctum a pleasant visit last at Grand Forks. There is apparently friends to make him a call on that city one week from next Tuesday, A N ORDINANCE DELATING TO DOGS last week looking after the wants of Saturday. He was in the city in attendance a nigger in the fence somewhere, but day. May 16th. \ND REPEVT.IXG OUTHNAN'E NO. 21, our merchants. at the assessors' meeting. we will gladly give the ex-judge the APPROVEn AUGUT loTIT, 187ti. New side-walks are now being built The Lake Benton News says that About twenty five real estate men benefit of the doubt as to on which side Be it ordained" by the Council of Capt. J. R. Mars, traveling agent and general street improvements made*. work oxen that two weeks ago were were in attendance at the Mankato ihe City of New Ulm of the fence the colored gentleman is for the Winona Republican, made our Charley M, Johnson's fine stallion, worth S110, are now worth $150 and convention last week. The convention lurking. !Sec. 1. Every owner or keeper one of the finest stallions in sanctum a pleasant call last Friday. scarce at that price. resolved itself into an the northwest (called Pritice of theof a dog within the corporate limits The Captain is one of the First Minntveterans West), stands at home Thursdays, The teachers institute at Sleepy Eye association under the title of thesota of this city shall annua!!}- on or before Can Catarrh becured? Yes, ceitainly, and he looks forward to Fridays and Saturdays, in Springfield, last week was a grand success. The the first day of September of Southwestern Minnesota land and immigration Dr. Sykes'. Sure Cure" will cure the coming re-union at St. James Brown Co., Minn. it. teachers in attendance, some 84 in number, each and every year cause it to be re association. The following with pleasant anticipations. Emerson Cady owns the finest Jack gistered, numbered, described an speak in terms of high praise of is a synopsis of the constitution adopted. in the northwest all ways stands at Owing to the mayor's illness no new In pursuance of special orders licensed for one year from the first the hospitality of the citizens of "The object of this association Is home. He is of a sort of a ground appointment of a city marshal has yet from General Headquarters, Major day ofSeptember in the City Clerk"s that place. Snpt. Clary had promised mouse color. the discriminatian of accurate information been made, and marshal Gommel still office and shall cau?e it to wear Bobleter departed this morning for us a copy of the proceedings of the insti A new insurance agent in town. A. concerning southwestern Minnesota, THE OSBORM TWINE BINDER around its neck a collar distinctly holds the fort. Fairmont and Albert Lea to muster in E. Aarnes. a good man. tute,but as he has not kept that promise its prospects, aiding the promotion marked with its owner's name ano the two new militia companies at Aug. Wangerine has put in a large we are of course unable to produce When yon have had Catarrh long of its settlement." Daniel Buck number and shall pay for such license stock of boots and shoes and he sells those places. enough just sond 10c. to Dr. C. R. them in print. was elected president, with a long one dollar and twenty-fire amazingly cheap. Sykes, 169 Madison Street, Chicago, --Theo. Crone and lady are amongst string of vice presidents, John C. Noe. cents for each male and two dollars IW 1883, .Tlie $inplet in. WOfftf) for his True Theory of Catarrh. Angus McMaster and wife just CANEDHon. John C. Rudolph was the recent departures for Europe* secretary, and Henry Shaubut, treasurer. for each female dog over the ages think of it, a black haired boy. Angus last Monday evening presented with a They took up their journey last Thursday of six months. The water in the Minnesota river can't account for the black hair. "He The next meeting of the association THE ESTERLYI LIGHT DRAFT HARVESTER, beautiful gold-headed cane, by a number speaks fluently." morning and expect to be absent is receding, and with another week of will be held on the second Sec. 2. The City Clerk shall issue of his most intimate friends, as an F. V. Hubbard, principal of the high about three months, during which fair weather it will have got well Tuesday in June next, also at Mankato. the license and keep a record school at Redwood Falls, has been up endorsementof bis administration of time they will visit many places of thereof and furnish a copy of the within its banks. on visit. We are always 'glad to see city affairs while mayor. The presentation interest in Fatherland. Theo. Crone, same to the City-Marshal or other We have recived the January number Frank. The relief given to catarrh of the was made at Turner Hall, but police officer on or before the fifteenth Jr accompanied the old folks as far of the Original English Chatterbox Thos. Brophy has undertaken to seed whidh, h,afceer,JVlticlf Improved ovef ^11 oth.ef tyle of Sppleby bladder and a general weakness of day of September and shall as we were not present we are unable as Chicago. his own farm this spring. fiom the American publishers, Binder)*. those parts by the soothing effects of also from time to time furnish said to give the particulars attending it. Michael Feldman departed last Messrs. Estes & Lauriat, Boston Mass. The prairie is now beginning to Brown's Iron Bitters, is simply wonor officer with a list of such dogs as The occasion was no doubt enjoyed by The J. I. CASE assume a coat of green again. Monday morning for Washington Territory. This is the best children's magazine are subsequently licensed during both the givers and the receiver. Another medical shingle hangs out in the world containing 32 pages, and He will in a few days be followed the year. The teachers and scliolirs of our over the side-walk. Take care you 16 full-page illustrations each month. by Gust. Peters, Wm. Winkelman, AGITATOR Sec. 3. Whoever keeps a dog contrary don't strike your head against it, public schools aie taking a Week's Mr. Fierstein, a former resident of Jr., and Emil Schlomann. If It has a world-wide reputation, and to the provisions of this ordinance it says, "Dr. Davis. vacation. The summer term will commence the town of Cottonwood but nowmore this thing of going to Germany and than a million children in England shall upon conviction be fined Sam. Huber is again in town and next Monday. living near Sanborn, Redwood county, ten dollars. the far west is not stopped soon there and America read its charming making arrangements with an eastern THRESHING MACHINE, has agiin had a streak of bad luck, company to develope the coal mines Sec. 4. It shall be the duty of will be no one left- to assist the women stories Worth Remembering. He lost four head of cattle recently by Sam looks well and plays as well as the City-Marshal or other police folks in taking care or the babies. To recive four dollars* worth for Now that good times are again upon ever, drowning. They undeitook to swim officers to kill or cause to be destroyed WHICH STANDS WITHOUT one you have only to send one dollar us, it is woith remembering that no Mrs. Geo. Barncard is displaying across the river but became entangled and buried all dogs going at one can enjoy the pleasantest surroundings directly to the publishers, and they AN EQUAL. new Millinery goods. George is talking large and not licensed according to in a rope and were sucked under. A if in bad health. There are hundreds Sleepy Eye Items. will send postpaid, Chatterbox and of going to Fargo. He hasiesigned the provisions of this ordinance'"or year ago last winter he lost considerable of miserabla people going about A FULL LINE OF the justiceship and M. Huiras TO EVERY NEW SUBCRIBER a Steel wich service he shall receive the to-day with disordered stomach, liver stock in a snow storm, and last has stepped in and taken the rod of The Post of the G. A. Republic will engraving (18x24 inches, price $3.00) 5Vfft & fSiMley or kilneys, wJien a bottle of Parker's sum of fifty-cents for each dog so justice. fall nearly all his hay was consumed meet in Odd Fellows Hall Tuesday of a little girl puzzling over her first Ginger Tonic would do them more good pestroyed and buried. evening, May 9, at seven o'clock $20,000 to loan on real estate, long by prairie fire. than all the medicines they have ever sum, and entitled "Ought and Carry sharp. time and reasonable interests, by J. J. Sec. 5. Ordinance No. 24, approved tried. One.". Ray, Springfield, Minn. Now is the time to push side-walks August 15th, 1876, is hereby HORSE-RAKES. Two railroad officials at Winona while the weather is good, then we Our Att'y M, C. Robinson has been repealed. noticed smoke issuing from a beer The St. Peter Tribunt says that ex. Assessors Meeting. will have them when mud comes quite ill from a bad cold, but he is Sec. 6. This ordinance shall take refrigerator car, and on investigating again. Judge Cox's law library has been getting better now/ Darrach. effect and be in force from and after found, surrounded by all the luxuries Trunks can be found by the wholesale shipped to Grand Forks, and presumes publication. The New Osborne No. 2 Mower The Assessors of the several towns at J. D. Levi's, successor to J. C. of travel, a tramp, enjoying* himself 'EVES'S DAUGHTERS." A New Book. that he is located there permanently. New Ulm, Minn. April 6. 1882. Zieske, Main St. of Brown county were in session at like a railway magnate of the highest ATTEST APPROVED, A Valuable Addition. the Auditor's office in this city last The School ma'ams were plenty in THE FINEST IN THE MARKET. order. A comfortable fire in the stove, The announcement of a new Jacob Nix J. C. Rudolph, book allour village the past week. J. Wright Saturday. The towns were not Because it is beneficial to the scalp by Marion Harland, whose popular a bunk, a barrel of sugar and groceries Clerk. Mayor. had his hands full. He only took l)e Iowk $ W Point and adds to personal beauty restoring JULIUS LEVI represented, but it was decided by the novels and works on Household economy by the package were the solid comforts four to the lecture one evening and it have endeared her to .thousands color and lustre to gray or faded hair assessors present to list personal property was a poor evening at that. BARB WIRE, ___ by which this prince of tramps of hearts, is sufficient to excite great is why Parker's Hair Balsam is such for the ensuing year as follows: The band gave the village a serenade was surrounded on his trip from Dakota, public interest. Probably no woman a popular dressing. HORSES5'Twe On year old, $15.00 Saturday evening. Do it again, in the entire list of American authors in his special refrigerator coach. years old 3000 boys. is so peculiarly fitted for the task of Three yeirs old and over,... 60.00 The only 4 point made with barbs .iT?^^^^^.^^^^ The Second district Republican Congressional writing a work which deals with the fOneyear old 500 at right angles. WKAR IJw* L. Hanson, our postmaster, took a Successor to John G. Zieske, JTwoycarold, 9.00 The van-guard of the army of tramps physical, intellectual and moral life of committee meets at Mankato flying trip to New Ulm last Saturday, Fish Bros.^-*- CATTLE, -jCowa, 15,00 her sex as the successful and popular which is now on its inarch through returning home the same evening All other cattle three years on the 11th inst,, ar.d not on the Manufacturer of and Dealer in (.old and over, 30.00 auther of "Common Sense in the right side up with care. Miunesota struck this city last week. Mules and -axes of all ages 75.00 12th as we last week erroneously stated Household," of which 100,000 copies HARNESSES. Sheep of all ages 2.00 J. Zieske has retired from the About the worst used up specimen of have been sold. The book is sure to Hugs ot all nges 3.00 SADDLES, haness business on account of his poor Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkham, 233 West* Wagons and carriges 15 00 humanity that we have ever clapped excite a grert deal of discussion and Wagon & COLLARS, health, toing troubled with catarrh Sewing and knitting Machines 10.00 ern Avenue, Lynn, Mass., is rapidly will be sought after by every intelligent eyes on radiated on our streets last Watches &nd clocks 2.00 BRIDLES, and neuralgia in his head. Mr. Zieske acquiring an enviable reputation for woman, young or old. Melodeona anC organs 25 00 Wednesday. He was a walking lead sold his stock of harnesses and harness the surprising cures which daily result Pianofortes 100.00 BLAMKETN The book deals frankly, earnestly Buggies. Self-Binders 100 00 fixtures to Mr. Julius D, Levi, a mine, passing himself off as an old from the use of her Vegetable Compound 0BES&5 Threshers 150.00 fearlessly with the whole subject of resident of Sleepy Eye, who will continue in all f?mal diseases. Send to Reapers and Mowers 40 00 veteran, aud a glance at him was WHIPS, woman's condition and position in the the business at the old stand. Mowcis 20.00 her for pamphlets. worldvthe NEW ULM and TRUNKS, enough to create sympathy in the heart position God intended she Corn Mills 10.00 Give him a call. a should occupy her rights, duties and VALISES, It was alst agreed to asess land at of one of our prairie bowlders, but in Donotfailtocomoandaeemy Samples,I eor send for Pamphlets John Hanson has the frame up forprivileges The temporary bridge across the the delicate peculiarities Sam the rate of $4.00 per acre and Improvements a few minutes conversation with him &c, &c., &c. his large hardware store. of her complex nature her relations Cottonwood river at Manderfeld's Machin SLEEPY EY E to $2.00, in first-class towns Repairing Done Promptly& Cheap. we were convinced that he was a fraud Wm. Voightchild is putting up a to her own kind, and more especially crossing is open for travel. It will do Xf and at the rate of $3.00 and $2.00 in her relations to the opposite sex. All nice residence in the western part of and that he got in front of shooting mz o*. te^* M. MULLEN. good service until the new iron structure thoughtful persons admit the crown- town. second-class towns. rons in other than Uncle Sam's service. Main St., Sleepy Eye, Minn.} is completed. i \S-,,n, Ml\i* i...*#&!l*.-X~*^.l S,t~,\ -&, niirn i ii aiTgrii ij*fsw*r*j~-k~ aiMi^iiMM^^^A|_. Tj^ \i^*mrMv,-*m^^ trt T *"&&.** g^ j..Ba, t&dfe-~cisA^ J- tu&ij&-*te>- to^.,, ffi