Mm '"iw* 4UUUW mm mm mm ^*PS? IS CW. NEW ULM REVIEW, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20, 1883- y*Hmuiii WORKS,3= EW ULM AND VICINITY. FIRE Tho late grand jury of Lincoln One day last week we overheard The town board of Review will meet The Mankato Free Press says that SPRINGFIELD NEWS. scholars and the principal of the college, Traveler's Guide. county found so many indictments at the town clerk's office for this Mike Sullivan telling .the following if report is not at fault, the creamery and to cost not to exceed $15,000. that Jutfge Webber found it necessary We have a steam mill now, anyway. town on the 24th day of June, 1883, good story to Virg Seward, who relished proprietor at St. Petor is in a fair The report of the committee was to order an adjourned term of court E\ Carnish's engine arrived here and for the purpose of receiving tho assessment ir keenlj: A traveller who way to loose money on a pretty large adopted. for the week commencing Monday, has a great deal to do grinding grain of this town. Every person came to a westei hotel, where he stock of butter now on hand. He has 1 It was resolved that the college July 9th. into feed. was put in a room which was recommended who thinks his property is assessed been paying 16 cents per, inch for cream should be strictly a religions institution Great preparations are being made too high will please make his appearance. as having been occupied the one or more cows which had been furnishing of Lutheran cliuieUr, and that A gentleman fiom Clark, Dakota, for the Fourth. If we only have &ood* night ueloie by the lato Senator him cream partook of leeks, and ali scholais should paiticipate in tho Wiqonb & gt. 1 W f{ S informs us that crop prospects are not weather we will have a good numtn Stephen A. Douglas. The bed proved the taint through his butter has ruined Mr. Nic. Permantgen had his new lijji'm* lnslrueiiuns. Also, that work very promising in Dakato. He says of people. to be infested with bed bugs, and in it for market at anything like redeeming barn raised on Saturday last. It's (Upon the buildins should uo5 bo begun Goiag West. (rning IJ tist. they have had but one rain since Lots of wheat i* coining in, ami the morning the traveller told the figures. Even with a first-class article quite a building, that Nic is putting until a sufficient sum (514,000) of I) iy I^SIMIH -r *G::iOi Day Passenger *9:20 spring and that wheat and all kinds farmers are just cro.vde I at fi:' e\ itor. clerk that he was pleased to occupy of butter he coald not have saved up. money ha \w sub.scnbed and at least Ni^ht *9'2lpm NiKht 11:10 am of vegetation is turning yellow for the the same bed which had been slept in hini'*?lf at the pi ice he held cream at, The school term of DI?^. No. 9 was half the amount paid in. Except S'lti l,iy. Duly. want of rain. Our new farmer, Join B. Soiiillmg, by the Little Giant, but he would and with the unl'oitunate set-back on opened on Monday before last and the With a vinu of giving each locality G. W. IIEIDEMANX, Agent. who has puichased th t'tun vt J. F. be d-d if he liked to bleep with the account of the leeky taste of his product The court house square is beautifully school is again prospering under the a eh uii-u lo ni'ke an rft'oit to s^cuie jfcfr- Officers oi Brown County. Burns, will erect thrie.uiu large house whole Democratic party.Lyon Co. he will lose still more heavily. bordered with a patch of potatoes. successful management of Mi-s Minna the college, it \uis lcsolved to leave the and stables. The cieamei has b#en closed for the Is it possible that our county News. Hoffman. mattei of electing tlu location to tho l'ot othoo AddtessNew Ulm. VumroHH. B. Constans. Did you see Woligang Soujj.idt'oiiew has become so poor that it cannot pay The Methodist camp meeting which present. congiegations of the synod, the same TRKASUHKRF. Schubert. eatjlc? UUUISTKH OP DKI!I)SA. V. Walton. its officials and support its poor without The city school year will close next commenced last week Tuesday at lo leach a decision on Sept. 15th next. J-jD'tK OP PROHATK13. Br.inilt. Fire Crackers, W Our new pumps for which our Hon.It week. Examinations of the several renting out the court house square The new time table on the Winona Rose's grove in the \own of Home Hi I:RKOF THE DIST. COURTAlbert Blanchnrd was the prevailing sentiment, however, 8 RIFFEdw Casey. Council allowed the money, aie uoiking classes will be held as follows: Wednesday, for a vegetable garden? & St, Peter road which went into was well attended. Among the many that New Ulm offered the best SKRVVYOR.J. Berndt. liist rate. Our president, Fecker. is Torpedoes, berg 27th inst., forenoon, the three effect last Sunday makes some importchanges. visitors that were there was also ye advantages for the college and that proud of th .n. The Republican county convention primary classes afternoon, 5th andant money considerations alone should not Under the new order of humble correspondent. We are Indebted Clniy ivir. D. L. Keyes. from St. Chailes, will be held in this city next Saturday. 6th classes. Thursday and Friday, influence the committee to select any Cap Pistols, things the day, or mail, passenger to Rev. Shutte lor a long and who It is a large farm in this vicinity, The main business of the convention other place, resolution to that effect 28th and 29th, will be devoted to examining train from the east is held at Kasota interesting sermon but as to the other Officers ol tho City of New Ulm. is hei*- on a visit. will bf the selection of four being adopted. Also, to build the the 1st, 2d, 3d and4th classes. from 5:15 p. M., for the purpose of con services which we also had an oppoitunity Flags, &c, MwouIT li.Coimtan*. Tliu lo-indation ot A. Larson's delegates to represent the county in college in New Ulm, provided no better Parents and friends of education will necting with the St. Paul, Minneapolis to hear, we have to say that oi ii.omM Cpplc, fi.Duonger, C. Loenhaid. hui.ding is almost ready. We understand the state convention, which will be Pfotlerlo nnil Pf.enum^ui. offers are received. find these examinations very interesting & Omaha train which leaves for the they were rather loud and accompanied Wholesale & Retail at the i'i RK) ntob NH. the Odd Fellows made a contract held next Wednesday, in St. Paul. and instructive, and the Board Tu'i\-iTRi uFr. Forstor. former city at 4:05 v. M. The tram by lively motions. The building committee consists of Ci I Ji -iKM *TJ. Ficher ami AUK Wcstphal. foi a liali, for keeping their meetings City f)rug $tofe. of Education is in hopes that a good arrives in this city at 9:20 p. M. The Revs. Tirmenstein, Hoger, Albrecht, CITY AnoiiNBi.Io. A. Eckstein. Bucklen's Arnica Saive. there. Co\ MIlit J ON. alios. attendance may be had. night train going west passes this station Frey, and Delegates Walther, W. Lindeke MvRNiiviiF. Meile. SLEEPY EYE NEWS. The gieatest medical wonder of the S. D. Peteison has received a large at 4:49 A. M. Going east, the and Fr. Koock. LOST. A Life Saving Present. world. Warranted to speedily cure NF. tVUI.M 1UBKI1T flEI'ORT. amount of new machinery. They sell day passenger passes this station at ^ew Ulm having made such a liberal Last week a number of teams came Mr. M. E. Allison, Hutchinson, Kan.: bums, bruises, cuts, ulcers, salt rheum, rapidly. [Corrected -veekly by 11. PFEFFKRLE, dealer in 0:30 A. M., and the night passenger at offer, we are authorized to say N the town of Lafayette, Nicollet county, one down from above Springfield, to get Saved his life by a simple trial bottle fever sores, cancers, piles, chilblains, uriui. Provisions, CliocoriiSs and Country Pro- The stores are doing a rousing 1 Shepherd bitch.dog, black, white legs and 9:20 p. M. An extra local freight has that the college will without doubt be their wheat ground, out to their suiprise white ring around the neck Anyone findings of Dr. King's New Discovery ior corns, tetter,^ chapped hands, and all duce.1 business here, as they pay high prices been added between Kasota and Sleepy doRof above description will coafer a favor by built in this city. the mill was not yet in running Consumption, which caused him to skin eruptions guaranteed to cure in sending word to for farm produce. rjj It AIV. Eye but all fieight trains are prohibited HEKKY SCHRADXK, The proposed college is to be conducted order, and they were obliged^to go to piocure a large bottle, that completely every instance, or money refunded. 88 U3 Lafayette, Minn. Wheat, The school vacation will begin in a from carrying passengers on the same principle as the New Ulm. cured him, when doctors, change of 32 Oats. short time and both teachers and between Waseca and Sleepy Eye. A party of Marshall's most prominent NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Wateitown, Wis., college. 40 John Lee, proprietoi of the Trentout Coin, climate and everything else had scholars will take a few weeks' recreation. 45 citizens visited Minneapolis last B.uley, Stately Gossip. House, is fitting up his hotel failed. Asthma, Bronchitis, Hoarseness, NEUTRALIZED. Mr. West, the principal of the I'UOVISIOVS. Land Office atTracy, Minn., May 17, i883. week to induce the officers of tho Minneapolis in good shape. When he gets through Severe Coughs, and all Throat Notice is hereby given that the following-named $-3.75 & S.400 Beef on foot, per ewt., school, has been a hard woiker, and is Poor weather for corn. & St. Louis road to run into with it, it will be one of the best settler has tiled notice of his intention to make and Lung diseases, it is guaranteed to 3.00 3.25 Mutton per head, In what way a Prevalent Evil may be in need of a little rest. final pioof in support of his claim, and that said James Haggard will leave for Mankato Marshall. The News says that the stopping places village. 5.23 5.50 cure. Trial bottles free Joseph Poik per cwt.. pioof will be made before tho clerk of court of Shorn of its Power to Harm. Jos. Bashaw met with a serious Brown Co. Minn., at thecounty scat, on Tuesday, to-day. committee proposed to buy the road lb 15 Suijor Cured Il'ims per Jos. Friess has sold his house and Bobleter's drug store. Large size SI. July 3d, 1883, viz: Wolf Diotl, N No. 8991 lor the accident when U-turning In mo from 12'i 15 Hi oakfast Bacon Rev. J. Gimson, of Blue Earth and run it themsblves if they could NK hi of NK* Sec, 8, town 108, range 30. He Malaria is abroad name for diseasesall lotto Wm. Kiesling for the sum of names the following witnesses to prove his continual 18 Springfield lecently. ILs team shied Dried Beef, John Skog, a stone cutter at work on County, will preach at Md. Creek not induce the present owners to make originating in blood poisoning. S650. residence upon and cultivation of taid land MH SaltPoik, at scmething aid lhiw him from th viz: Henry Seibcrt, George Grossman, Uenry a sluice-way near the Tracy roundhouse, school house to-morrow. Marshall a point on the road. Bilious fever, the typhus and typhoid Mrs. Wm. Donner has been very 12}. 15 Scibert, Jr., and Carl Schrier, all of Brown Coun Lard wagon. was killed by a switch engine Chas. Dungan, of Springfield, ty. Minn. fevers and chills and fever are prominent 3.00 3.40 sick for the last three weeks, but she Flour per ewl., Young America, in the person of a C.B.TYLEU, last week Tuesday. He got on the makes a trip through this locality 2-00 Corn Meal members of the family. Malaria is somewhat improving. A number Matters Military. June SO Register boy named Sattler, shot himself 10 12} 13utter pei lb., track about twenty feet in front of the every day in the Interest of the Sleepy defies^alike the builders the plumbers of their children are down with 20 through the hand with a blank cartridge Uheeso approaching engine and deliberately Eye creamery. The following general orders in reference and the physicians. Despairing measles and one of them we understand PROBATE NOTICE. 10 Poultry pistol last Friday, while rehearsing walked toward it. The engineer Hemy Haggard, our assessor, is of ordinary treatment, tho latter to the coming camps of instruction is not expected to live. ViUgs per dozen 12 his little piece for the Fouith yelled at him, but he continued in his around now-a-days endeavoring to 25 Potatoes pei bushel almost unanimously recommend BENSON'S of the National Guard of Minnesota STATE} OF MINNESOTA I The camp meeting in Rose's grove flnProbatoCourt.n,...,,,T of July celebration. These toy pistols BROWK COUNTY, (50 LOO Onions couise until struck dovvu by the engine. find out who is the wealthiest inhabitant CAPCINE POROUS PLAS- were issued last Monday: was largely attended last Sunday. A Ik2.ins, In the matter of the estate of Walter W. Read 2.00 2,C0 aie dangerous playthings, und the ambitious The deceased was a Swede, who of our township. ding, deceased. TER as the greatest anti-malarial good many more would have gone had HEADQUARTERS lKOC\ZlUK*. On reading and tiling the petition of Sarah A. young American will not be MINNESOTA NATIONAL UITARD, only came to Tracy from Mankato tho The children in this neighborhood specific of the age. These plasters act it not been for the rain. Readding, ot Brown county representing, among Sinjar, White, pei lb. 11 bT pAUli, June 10, 18W. satisfied with anything less than ball other things, that Walter W. Readding, late or day preceding his death. The Trumpet General Order No. 3. have been very much troubled with 11 upon tho liver, spleen, bowels and Yellow R. II. Bingham is fitting up the said county of Brown on tho 21st day of January 1. Encampment ol instruction for the Minnesota cartridges. 10 A.D. 1880, at I turns town in said county died in. Blown pronounces it a case of suicide. measles dining the past week or two, kidneys. National Gnual for 188J will be held nt the places building formerly occupied by Ma-and testate, :md being an inhabitant of this county at 12'o dates following, to wit: Diied Apples, but as yet no cases have proved fatal. the time of his death, leaving goods, chattels and Worn over the region of the liver, jewski for his hardware store. When 2. For the Second Regiment and the Emmet 10 Peaches, estate within this county, and that the said peti. Some enormous big fish are being An Answer Wanted. Light Artillery at Now Ulra, Biow county, fiom S. ux tioner is the widow or said deceased, and praying and upon tho back over the kidneys, completed it will compare favorably 10 Prunes, July 9th to July 151h, inclusivo, Col. Joseph Bobleter, caught in the Minnesota liver at this that administration of said estato be to her granted: Can any one bring us a case of kidney commander. lb., 15 22 Coliee, Kio, Green, poi they ward off malaria like an armor. with anything we have in the State. It is ordered, that said petition be heard before The postmaster general has issued place. Jos. Kunz, the bridge tender, 3. For tne First regimeHt at White Bear Luke or liver complaint that Electric the Judge of this court, on Friday, the 25th 15 20 'aKoasted Jav Gree No other plasters do this. Wm. Baker is doing the work. fiouiJuly 19th to July 25th, inclusive, Col W. D. d.iy of May, A. D. 188S, at ten o'clock a. in., at,the an order to take effect on the first of recently caught a catfish weighing 75 SO 33 Bend, commander. Bitters will not speedily cure We hoicl of L. Fecker, in the villago of Springfield in Fishing at Iberia is splendid this When you purchase, satisfy yourself 4. Transportation will be furnished to all uniformed July next, with respect to what is 40 Roasted the said county. pounds, and on Saturday last John say they can not, as thousands of cases members of the State National Guard t?o- year. D. Bangs went out ono day Ordered further that notice thereof be given that the word CAPCINE is cut in the 35 Morha Gioen whoknown as "Held for Postage" matter. mg and reluming between regimental or company Neumann captured a sturgeon measuring already permanently cured and tho heirs of said deceased, and to all persons ln I headquarters and the encampments. 40 75 Tr.l*, J.ip.l", last week and caught quite a number, center of the plaster. terestcd, by publishing a copy of this order for Tho older provides that "whenever 5'J feet and weighing 40 pounds. 5. hhelter for tho troops will be furniolicd, but are daily recommending Electric 00 three succcssiic weeks prior to said day of hear. 81 Green, each company will piovido itscll with subsistence, one of them weighing at least twelve Seabury & Johnson, Chemists, New any letter prepaid at less than one iucc, in the New Ulm Review, a wojkly newspaper, Muskallonge, buffalo and pickerel Bitters, will prove. Bright's Disease, Black, W) cooking utensils and blankets for the men. printed and published at the city of New Ufa, in pounds. Yoik. Highest awaids at International Compensation will be allowed tho tioopsat the full rate of postage or any parcel of weighing from twelve to twenty-five mwuno 'i said county. 0^ Diabetes, Weak Back, or any urinary -,^..i5i-,., ~-C,.t. tA^--- Jt i ate of 1 per day for each IEHII not exceeding tCT i Expositions. Dated at New Ulm tho 35th day of April A. Farmers say that small giain is third or fourth class matter not fully seven daj pounds are frequently caught. Ninety-two in the shade last Satur- complaint quickly cured. They purify 188J. By tno Court, By older of Lucius F. Hubbard, governor and looking fine, but corn is backward and prepaid and being otherwise mailable ERNST BRANDT day- Mrs. Partington Says. commander-in-chief. the blood, regulate the bowels, and (L- S Judge of l'roba NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. unless we have a late fall the corn is deposited at a postoffice of the first, A. C. HAWLEY, Adjt Gen. Don't take any of the quack rostrums, act directly on the diseased parts. rown Rooms to lent. Enquiie at The Minneapolis Exposition decided crop will be thin. second or thiul class and consigned to as they are regimental to the Every bottle guaranteed. For sale at NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION County Bank. to give $1,000 in prizes to the best any other postoffice within the United human cistern but put your trust in 50c a bottle by Joseph Bobleter. MARBLE WORKS. drilled companies ot tho M. N. G., independent Land Office at Redwood Falls, Minn., States, it shall be the duty of the postmaster The St. Paul Appleby Binder. Tlie woik of la} in*? htcol lails be- Hop Bitters, which will cure general Juno 11,188.1. companies and outside military to send to the address an official Notice is hereby ghen that the following-named t\\.\n Sleepy Eye and Tracy has been The following named well-known The vexed ferry question has not Ig. $d]wendinger\ dilapidation, costive habits and all settler has Hied notice of his intention to make oiganizations. This money will postal card containing a notice completed. farmers gave their orders to the St. yet been settled. It transpires that fli*al pioof in support of his claim, and that snid comic diseases. They saved Isaac DEALER INMonuments, proof will be made before tho clerk of the District be divided into five prizes, being follows: of the detention and a request to remit Paul (formerly El wood) Harvesting the ferry was held by the city in trust, from a severe extract of tripod fever. Court, Nicollet County, Minn., at the county Tombstones, 'in CJUPAIBV First,$300 second, $250 third, seat, on Saturday, the 21t day of July, 1833, VIJI the proper amount of postage to entitle Works yesterday for the improved merely, and the parties most influential They are the nt plus unum of medicines. John I'cter Hughcrg, homestead entry No. 1,489, Quick, complete cure, all alloying Mantels, l4 of section 22, township S200 fourth, $150 fifth, $100. Tho the letter or parcel to be forwarded to for the S. E. of S. W. light draft St Paul Appleby Binders' in having it brought and operated Kidney, Bladder and Urinary Dis 111, range JO. tournament will occur on Tuesday its destination." This provision applies Foreign and all payable in cash as soon as the machines near Bender's brewery have stepped He nainos tho following witnesses to prove his eases. $1. Dniggiists. On and after the second day of July and Wednesday, August 28th and 29th, continuous residence upon, mid cultivation of, only to matter which does not have been tried. Messrs. Geo. to the front to interpose their objection American Marbl.e said land, viz:. Jan Yongblom, Andrew Holborg, next the fees to be charged the public and a parade is proposed for each Andreas Peterson, Angust handquist.all of Nicollet bear the card or address of the sender. Mr. C. ZelleLs line brick residence Schneider and Wm. Dannheim, two of to its permanent removal to Redstone. Shop on State Street between fourth Co., Minn. WM. p. DUNNINGTON, for domestic money oi dors will be aa day. Such card matters should be returned oil the coi iter of First Noith and Gerni our most reliable farmers, helped to It is not so much the removal July IS Register. and fifth streets. follows: The camp routine order of the Second immediately to the party mailing it as in streets is nearing completion. Grand Picnic work up this long list of names. as the methods that have been adopted Now Ulm Minn regiment will be issued in a day Cts. FREE! that they object to. Mr. Meyerding 'Die St. Paul Aypleby machine is prescribed by existing regulation. For oulers not exceeding $10 8 or two. exceeding $10,aiulnoiexceedingjl5 10 proposes now to buy the ferry, built in Minnesota and our good fanners -_*,.- "Wells' Health Ilenewer'' restores 1J, 30 .15 Company "I," of ,st. Peter, will gjve Golden Gate Items. and the matter will in all probability 30, 40. 20 believe in paying their money to health and rigor, eme.* Dyspepsia, PRIZE TOURNAMENT 40, GO..25 its first leception this evening. The be brought to a final settlement at the our own state manufacturers. 50, 60 .30 Impotence, Sexual Debility. SI The Fourth of July will be celebrated CO, 70. 35 company is a ho making olaboiate council meeting this evening. The St. Paul Appleby Binder is a 70. 80. 40 at this place. The programme preparations for celebrating the Tho rjporccd ise of small-pox at 80. 100..43 beauty. Don't fail to let George will consist of music by tho band, reading Humor in the Stomach. Fouith. Redwood Falls has turned out to be As trains now run, New Ulm virtually Schneider or Wm. Dannheim show it Ar of the declaiation, speeches, singing, Company "D," of Fairmont, has accepted Much of the distress and sickness nothing but a ease of chicken pox. receives only ono mail per day to you before you buy anything else. raga muffin parade and various Hunter's Rest the invitation of the Mankato attributed to dyspepsia, chronic diarrhoea from the East. The regular mail train George Schneider, New Ulm. other amusements. All are cordially people to celebrate the Fouith in that and other causes is occasioned "HOMJJU on Mats." arrives so late0:20 p. M.that it will Wro. Dannheim, New Ulm. invited to come and have a good time. Clears out lats, mice, loaches, flies, city. Company "E," of Albeit Lea, by humor in the stomach. Several bo 9:30 before the mail reaches the Wolfgang Reigert, New Ulm. (nor Ilauenatein's Brewery.) ants, bed-bugs, skunks, chipmunks Working on tho road is now in good will also celebrate the Fourth in Mankato. cases, with all the characteristics of post office, and few* would care to go Fred. Borchert, New Ulm. gophers 15c. Druggists. ordor. these complaints, have been cured by to the office as late as 10 o'clock even Ernest Lauer, New Ulm. under the auspices of the Our town is growing in importance Company "A" is considering the Hood's Saisaparilla. Other cures effected if the mail was distributed the same Frederick Unverworn, New Ulm. HOLSK TO HUNTFor particulars enquiie Mew Ulm Sportman's Club very fast. A few years since a town invitation to attend the Fouith of July by this medicine are so wonderful of Wra. Hummel, German street, evening. In the "mail" sense of the Hubert J. Hillesheim, Sleepy Eye. I board composed of three men could celebiation at Mankato. Two piizes that the simplest statement of between Center and 1st South streets. word the new order of things is not A. S. Larrabee, Sleepy Eye. run matters nicely, now it takes five are offeredono of $80 and one of them afforda the best proof that it AS]) appreciated very much. John Klossner, New Ulm. OC the 43,000 pupils enrolled in the and there is some talk of callin? a S40-for the two best drilled companies. combines rare curative agents and BROWN COUNTY Hubert Hillesheim, New Ulm, public schools in Minnesota only 098 special town meeting to elect the sixth Two Organs. when once used secures the confidence Henry Klossner, New ITlm. man. study German, and of these 4C8 aie in Agricultural Association, of the people. Company "K," of Little Falls, will Regulate first the stomach, second Deiderich Grussendorf, New Ulm. New Ulm. Assessor Currant is around this present its honorary members with a the liver especially the first, ao as to L. Glassman, New Ulm. weak. All through passenger trains on the handsome certificate of membership. perform their functions perfectly and Tho contract for constructing gutters Adolph Deitz, New Ulm. Mr. Bohannan is fitting up his residence. western diviaion of the Chicago, St. The company also contemplates the ON you will remove at least nineteen-twentieths o-i both sides of Center street has Gustav Briss, Sleepy Eye. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha road erection of an armory building. ol all the ills that mankind is Sunday Afternoon, been awaided to Henry Ilenschen and John Tesmes, Sleepy Eye. All of oar subscribers who will pay thtitf Miss L. Hoffman is spending a few now run to and from St. Paul via Merriam hir to, in this or any other climate* Three elegant gold medals have subscription accounts to this paper la fall Curl Miller. George Kops, New Ulm. to date and one year In advance, will ba days with her sister, Mrs. F. Heimerdinger. Junction and Minneapolis. Under Hop Bitttrs is the only thing that will beeh ordered for the Second regiment presented with one year's subscription tO( Valentine Mandel, West Newton. Jtvne 34, 1883. Our Bashaw correspondent gives an the the new order of things parties give perfectly healthy, natural action target shoot while in camp at New Gottfried Huhne, New Ulm. "AMERICAN FARMER" account ot a shocking death of a young C. II. Potter and wif have gone to can leave New Ulm at 0:30 A. M. and to these two organs. Ulm. The St. Paul Appleby Binder people man named Aug. Bloom, of Cottonwood Minneapolis to attend the Seventh arrive in Minneapolis at 11:20 and St. Every member of Co. "A," 2d llegt. one aslxteen page ag agricultural magazine, published bby Music by flte Stiver Comet Sand. ought to bo satisfied with this for county. It is with sorrow and regret that day Adventist camp meeting. E. A. K. Hackett at For Wayne Indiana and Hackett. at Fort Wayne, Indiana, and Paul 11:50 A. M. Returning they can M. N. G. will appear in full dress uniform Which Is rap" th.e. leading... ipldly taking rank as one of day's work. we learn of the death of Michael agricultural a publications of the country. It is de- publications or the country leave St. Paul at 4:05 and Minneapolis at the armory on Thursday, June Gentlemen whose beards are not of voted exclusively to the interests of tne Farmer, PERSONAL^MENTION. Heim, of Heim's Brewing Co., East Btock Breeder, Dairyman, tiardener, and their at 4:45 p. M. and arrive in New Ulm 21st, at 7:30 p. M. sharp, for the annual A pleasing shade can remedy the defect Refreshments of sill kinds will be Household, and every species of industry connected BASHAW CATCHES. St. Louis, III., which occurred on May with that great portion of the people of the world, at 9:20. This will allow four hours inspection. By order of by the use of Buckingham's Dye --Judge Webber returned from Lincoln served. the Farmer. The subscription price of this vainble 24th, after a very short illness. Mr. magazine lstl.00 per year, but for the purpose and fifteen minutes in St. Paul, or five All are cordially invited. for the whiskers. county last Saturday evening, and TOUT OLESON, Jos. A. ECKSTEIN, of giving our readers a rare treat and doubling our Heim spent several days in this city Weather fine and small grain of all circulation, we send it to you FREE. Farmers hours and twenty-five minutes in Minneapolis, 1st Sergt. Captain. on yesterday morning he left for Marshall, an not well get along without it. It puts new Ideaa THE C03DIITTEE. thiee yeaistigo, during which time he kinds look well. nto their minds. It learns them bow to farm with for business. Dr. Wakefield is in receipt of some where he is holding a term of troflt to themselves. It makes the borne happr, gained many new friends, all of whom he young folks cheerful, the growler contented. CM The German Lutherans. fresh A accine virus and is prepared to Chas. Quanstrom, overseer of road court this week, which will probably NOTICEjFOR PUBLICATION. own pwncast happy and the demagogue bonest. Aa if REPUBLICAN CAUCUSAt the Republican will be pained to hear of his early demise. youiinotbfni fog suppose you try it one year. The synod of the German Lutheran tnts vaccinate a limited number of persons. district No. 3. has done a capital good extend into next week. caucus held in Turner Hall MERCHANTS' HOTEL, Land Office at Tracy, Minn. June 8th, 1883. church of Minnesota opened its session Call eaily if you desire his services. job on the west bridge, over the Little Christ. Emmerich and family returned last Monday evening the following Notico is hereby given that the following-named in this city last Wednesday, and Cottonwood and the causeway. This The Springfield correspondent of to Sleepy Eye from Washington delegates wire elected to represent settler has liled notice of his intention to make Why use a gritty, muddy, disagreeable continued until yesterday. final proof in support of his claim, and that said bridge was put up so crooked it has the Brown County Republican is a Territory last Wednesday morning. New Ulm it the county convention, proof will be made before tho Clerk of District article when Hood's Sarsaparilla, The following ministers and delegates taken about two years to straighten it CHAS. BRUST, PROP'R. Court of Nicollet Co., Minn., at the County seat, little lame in his information as to the The U-.rald says that they were called to meet at the Court House on Saturday July 14th, 1883, vi/: Loese Thorns, so pure, so clear, so delightful, can be Cor. Minn. & First South Streets, were in attendance: and fix it up in good shape. Mr. Pugh case. Pugh was not assigned widow of Carl Thorns, deed, ri. E. No. 8442, for the glad to get back to their old home next Saturday: Jos. Bobleter, Jacob N. E. of N. W. ii Sec. 2,109, 29. obtained. 100 doses SI. Quanstrom deserves great credit for MINISTERS ENTITLED TO A VOTE. to a residence at Hotel de Casey until again. Their many friends were also Herscheler, E. Brandt, John Neumann, He names the following witnesses to pro\e his New Ulm, Minn. J. Albrecht, Chr. Alfers, contiuous residence upon, and cultivation of, said his perseverance in this matter. the next term of the district court ready to welcome them, and in the S. D. Peterson, J. Newhart, John Minnesota was honorably represented Chr. Bender, S. Deuber, land, vi/: John Beyer, Philip Pehhng, Henry FIRST-CLASbusiness W. Dreher, L. Emmel, Grimmer of Courtland Nicollet Co. Minn., and though Casey would have interposed evening the cornet band gave them a Peter Quanstrom and Miss Hilda Grimmer and A. Blanchard. in the graduating class at West S accommodations. Location convenient L. F. Frey, J. Grabackewitz, Charles Kayser, of St. Peter, Nicollot Co., Minn. to and depot. Sample rooms no objection to such an assignment. C. Gutknecht, O. Koyer, serenade. Tell were married a short time ago and C.B.Tyler, On motion, the following were appointed Point by Cadet Waterman, of Winona, best in the city. A. Opitz, M. II. Queht. Pugh was set at liberty, and the Lake their many friends wish them much July 11 Register. Dr. Berry is in attendance on the J. C. Iteinhart, a city committee for the ensuing M. Tirmenstein, who stood third in a class of fifty-two. J.N., Volkert. M. JUENEMANN Benton News says that he has put in prospeiity, and very many great joys Minnesota Medical Association, now CITY NOTICE. year: E. Brandt, H. Keller and ABVISOBY MINISTERS. an appearance there, "and is now as well as little ones as they journey in session in Minneapolis. Mrs. Berry John Grimmer. The agent of tho Winoaa and St. Chr. Boetcher, Dagefmrde, ready to crack safes by day or job." Sealed proposals will be received up J. KcDhler, Aug. Wolf, throngh life. is also visiting in the twin cities. Peter road at Sleepy Eye reports that On motion, the delegates present Teacher: L. Schumacher. MANUFACTUItEB OF AND DEALEU Ijf to 12 o'clock m. June 9th,I883,at the Aug. Schmidt, of Minneapolis, during March, April and May 4,743 were instructed to cast the full vote DELEQATE8. Frank Bloom, a young man about 17 Editors Bowen and Bromwich, of HARNESSES,! office of the undersigned for the furnishing Henry Bauer, Belle Plaine F. Boock, New Ulm made a sudden and unexpected descent cars of emigrants' goods passed that of the delegation. years of age, of the town of Selma* H. Hespenheidc, Bigwoods, Scott Co. John Hild, Sleepy Eye, were both visitors to our of the material and the con. COLLARS, upon his New Ulm friends last Mankato Jas. Horrlsberger, Woodsbury, Washington point. Cottonwood county, was killed by a struction of Gutters on Centre Street, city last Saturday, I was rumored SADDLES, Co.: John Ytcger, Charlestown John The colored man with two hearts Saturday evening. August is a hale Kirscl.ner, Infer Grove Wm. Knospe, Stillwater young horse a few days ago. It seems WHIPS, according to the plan and specifications on our streets that the business The picnic that was to be held at and two sets of ribs, of whom we Louis Kooth, Winnebago Agency II. Krooger, St. fellow well met acd his friends are that the horse was staked out on the SADLERY, Paul Fr. Mecklenburg, Yellow Medicine John on file at the City Clerk's office. of the latter was to institute legal Hunter's Rest last Sunday has been made mention last week, appears to Pichelman, Lanesburg P. Pingel, Sleepy Eye Fr. always glad to see him. prairie, and Frank went out to ride Said proposals must state the eontract BLANKETS, Ruschmeyer, Moltke J. G. Strancb, St. Peter F. proceedings against the former for postponed until next Sunday. It was be a professional tramp. He visited I Walther, Minneapolis Aug. Wagner, Greenwood Senator Peterson, Peter Rotering, price per lineal yard and must be him home by some means the halter slander. It is now very pleasant to C. Zeige, St. Paul. Upholstery, and all custom work entirely too wet last Sunday for outdoor New Ulm a few days ago and his only J. X. Rosskopf, of New Ulm, and plainly marked on tho outside strap got fast around his wrist ad President Bading, of Milwaukee, pertaining tomy business promptly at be weekly paraded in public print as recreation. ambition was to get money to buy Hon. John Lind, of Tracy, have gone ''Proposalsfor Centre Street Gutter." tended to. Minnesota street, next. door when first discovered the horse came and Prof. Ernst, of Watertown, of the a bigamist, and Mr. Bromwick proposes Jlm The New Ulm shooting club has received whisky with At St. Peter he became The City Council reserves the right west to locate a new town-site in to Schnobrich's saloon. New to the stable dragging the corpse by Wisconsin synod, were also present. to give Mr. Bowen a chance to an invitation to shoot "at too diunk for anything and was to reject any and all bids. Dakota. Speculating in Dakota the wrist. Mr. Bloom and family NEW MACflLKE SI P. The following officers were elected make good his charges. Developments glass balls at the Catholic picnic at jugged. Just think of it! Prince By other of the City Council, town lots AOW seems to be all the have the sympathy of many friends. for 1883-4: are anxiously looked for. Dated New Ulm, Minn., May West Newton to-morrow. The invitation Cetewayo, a son of the Zulu king, imprisoned rage. Mrs. Frank Anderson presented her PresidentJ. C. Albrecht, New Ulm. Centre Street, Opposite Mueller ft 17th, A. D. 1883. S was accepted. ia a common jail! If the Peter Manderfeld departed for Ft. Vice PresidentO. Hoyer, St. Paul. Hauenstein's beer delivery team husband with another bouncing boy a Scherer's Lumber Yard, JACOB NIX, Correa. SecretaryWm. F. Dreher, New Prague. dusky sovereign hears of his son's Jones, Cal., last Monday morning. He took a lively run last Sunday, but Rec. SecJohn Grabackewitz, Wellington. few days ago, and it begins to look as At a lato glass ball shoot II. City Clerk. NEW ULM, MINN degradation, St. Peter will wake up TreasurerA. Paar, St. Paul. was summoned thither by a message their wild career terminated by their if Frank was going to be as good as Seiter and A. Bogon made clean scores, IH/EBERLE A committee was appointed consisting some fine morning to find itself surrounded tieo. Kobk^dl), PiV* from his brother, A. A. Manderfeld, running up against some trees in front his word. the first that have been made by any of the Revs. Kuhn, Tirmenstein by a whole tribo of twohearted, who is lying very ill at that place with of A. Behnke's residence, before any Mr. C. H. Johnson waa offered, about shootist this season. The boys are and-Albrecht and Delegates Boock and double-ribbed Zulus, howling i am now prepared to execute all consumption. damage was done. Two Tittle boys, one month ago, $180 for a pair of work coming to the trout nobly. Walther to report a plan and estimate orders with dispatch. Repairing i for satisfaction. om the wagon when the horses started, cattle, which he refused, and the other costs of the proposed college, Thrashers and Reapers a specialty. Milford Items. Prank L. Randall has accepted an DEALER I N held on to the lines for dear life, but day one of them died from some unknown Prof. Robt. A, Nix returned^ My machinery is all new and of tne The committee made report recommending STOVESfTNIWARE invitation to orate at Springfield on most improved pattern. All work warranted when they became aware of their inability disease. I is a severe loss to home from his extended European Small grain is advancing rapidly but trie erection of a building of as represented. All those the Fourth. Frank is a fluent and to stpp them, one of them Mr. Johnson and he has the sympathy tour last Jriday. In the evening the corn don't look very good, four school rooms, large enough to accommodate want of anything in my line are cordially pleasant speaker and always talks jumpud from the wagon. Neither of of the whole community in which* he Silver Comet Band called and gave Farmers are now busily engaged in Minn, St., opposite Postoffice 160 scholars, and living invited to iyive me a call, right to the point. them sustained any injury. lives. ^it^Jr.^XiM.FiiraEOAN.' him a welcome serenade. breaking and cultivating corn. ^r$ '3N rooms enough to accommodate 50 MINN JiEWTJLM^- Tinso: KOBARSCH. *\.V-i F-"' 1C &%<i^m^^m^m^^ 't^K$k$ ifsrlBj ^M^y^jigfe MuUJli*'' i Vi"*JW*jjSJBBl ufciftT'