jLr ^_ mjy^lilli. I wlqmWiljlt']!' 11'jmi"Wj'M|pi 'wywjBEww^n^ffi''' ^Jf ~t* N EW ULM REVIEW WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1883 CiMLIiS THE EN W ULM AND VICINITY Library meeting this evening at Mr. the act of lifting a heavy log over SLEEPY EYE. Over in Nicollet county, according Laudenschlaeger's. one of the hind wheels of the wagon to the Tribune, it costs $31.05 to call Allison 16 50Liesenfeld ones neighbor pet names. But then Anderson 9 26 sen 18 90 the former lost his footing and tell Traveler's Guide. Persons engaged in excavating for Anderson 2 44Lyman our Nicollet county friends are noted W A over backwards, the log falling on the foundation of a new building inform Arveson A 8 10 for using choice language. 185 CITY Rev top of him and crushing in his us that the frost has as yet penetrated Atltman & Col2 18 59 Madory Xgj breast and breaking his back. The COMING! into the ground only about ten Bangs 2 46 Mr. Kuetzing has opened out an immense 2 33 Mathews W poor fellow remained in this horrible inches. 14 stock of holiday goods, and he Bendixen 40 56Madsen S position until his partner cut Berg 8 14Majewske 10 66 this week announces the fact through J. B. Villikanje entered upon his the log in two with an axe. He 2 98 Bertrand 12 65 Marcellus Dr the columns of the REVIEW. Read duties as Superintendent of Schools Blake 65 95 162 announcement, "Christmas in Com- was conscious while undergoing McBain \Vii\oi\b, & 0t. W f( f{ last Saturday.He is one of ten Superintendent Black 3 21McKenzie 187 If there is anybody in New Ulm or ing," is another column. this terrible ordeal, and when released of Scho ls elected at the last Bidwell 1 42McMaster A 53 elsewhere thac doubts this, come and he attempted to rise, not realizing election, that will hold the office for BingharaR 74 85Meyer doing East 16 18 Edward Hartel, a homeless boy Going West. peep into the the nature of his injuries. Store three years and one month. Bonne W agent Miller 1 77 iy P.iosengcr *6:30a NEW YORK from Spungfield, this county, has Day Passenger *9:20 Help was then summoned and he for McCormick Mo Hans 4 18 Ni^'Ht *9:S0pm found a home in the family of Mrs. Night 4:53 a in was tenderly lifted into a wagon and Chicago 12 02Moore Anna 2 27 Wilson, St. Paul, whose husband is a CLUB DANCES.During the winter a mes- Except Sunday. Daily. whil.j started towards lnuiie, Bonne W agent Morgensen 08 months the New Ulm String Band will member of the firm of Monkhouse & C. W. If EIDEMANX, Agent for McDonald. senger was dispatched" to New Ulm give a series of club dances at Union 04 Wilson, and will live with that family BAZAAR Fon Du Lac 6 09 for Dr. Carl He i,ule.i tapnil} iti llall. All those wishing to join in them Moll 35 and learn the trade of a wood turner. New Ulm Market Report. Bowen 4 26 are requested to leave their names Mullen 8 47 it soon i-oc.une apparent ihat he with Albert Bogen, as only a limited Bromwich 10 47Muellermeister could not stand the jolting cf the I Corrected v.eekly by U. PFEFFERLE, dealer in The St. Peter Tribune requests number will be admitted. Brown E 2 27 Jos 2 23 G'\ain. Provisions, Groceries and Country Pro- wagon for such a distance, and he those who are in the hab't of leaving Burke S 3 05Murfin W duce.] their noises tied to hitching posts for was taken to Gabriel's residence. is 108 (creamery) 3 13 and see the stacks ot Holiday Goods, The dedication of the Congregational hours without blanketing them, to He surviyed his injuries only about Burnside 99 Murfin W 28 (iP.VIN. Church after being twice portponed and leani the exceptionallv LOW HEADQUARTERS read Proverbs, 12th chapter and 10th four hours, life having departed ten Burginger 7 23 Whe.it, 73 78 18 45 to accommodate friends from East of verse also Mathew 25:40. As so few PRICES of them. There are Bitsiness Case A W 1 20Nelson minutea before Dr. Carl's arrival at Ed Chas Oats 25 30 us, is finally settled for next Tuesday, of those who are in the habit of thus Houses west of Saint Paul that Christensen & Corn 35 4C.. Co 6 70 his bedside. Deceased was about Dec. 11th. Services afternoon and leaving their horses possess bibles, carry larger stocks titan Ave do, but Miller Co 28 01Ortwein 13 20 Barley 45 nineteen years old, beloved by all evening. Prof. P. B. Fisk of Carlton the Tribune's good advice will be Christensen N ceitaiuly not such a large assortment Panet 10 College will deliver a lecture on "The lost. who knew him, and was the main 1 UOVISIONS. 2 68 and at, such low prices as we can show Peterson S 6 98 J'.cef on foot, per cwt. 2 00 3 00 Cost of a Boy," at 1%. P. M., which every stav of his now sorrowing mother. DS Clary 1 38 S 17 86 .Mutton per head 3 00 O 3 25 our customers this season. D. W Millard and Emil W. Ulrici, boy and young man, and all who 0 3 Clary Mrs A 1 06 Phelps W 28 22 Pork per cwt 3 50 3 75 aichitects of St. Paul, while in this have to pay the bills of a boy, will do OUR FIVE CENT COUNTER Cole O 1 54Peck 28 Flour per cwt 2*75 3 15 PERSONAL MENTION. city recently entered into an agreement well to hear. An address in German is is loaded down with Toys and Christmas Contourier 3 88Porth 63 Corn Meal, per cwt 2 00 with the Boaid of Education also expected from Rev. Geo. E. Albrect, presents as it never was before. Dayton 1 26Prescott 1 77 1 00 & 2 00 whereby they are to urnion the board former Pastor. All are very Peter J. Moe and Lucas Fecker Beans Here are only a few of our 5 cent DeuberSRev21 60 I Mrs 61 Onions (50 08 with a draft of the new school building, cord'ally invited. of Springfield were in town 1 tst Saturday. goods: Deering Wm Raihle Rev 57 Potatoes, per bushel 25 for their approval, the same to Chicago 4 67 Beynold E CHINA DOLLS, Sugar Oured Ilnms per lb \2% be submitted to the board on the 15th Our young people will persist in going Judge Webber is holding court in DHUGS, PAINTS, OILS and GLASS. DonnerLouisa 2 76 12 77 Mrs Bieakfast Bacon per lb. O 12^ inst. on to the treacherous ice on the CHINA LIMB DOLLS, Redwood Falls this week. Mrs. Duncan 3 65Rinke & Ber Dried Beef, per lb 15. Minnesota river untill we record a Webber accompanied him thither. DRESSED DOLLS, Dyckman & 72 25 trand Salt Pork, per lb 12 13 case of diowning. Several cases of Attorney-General Ilahn rules that Scudder 64 61Rugel 13 09 O Lird, perlb 8 10 Mr. Maais, the ttavelmg correspondent WAX DOLLS. ducking occurred last week, and only the newly elected County Treasurers Books and Stationery, Toilet Articles, 54 08 Eaton II 1 16Runitz Butter, per ft 10 & 15 of the Winona Republican, for Mr.Fr.Keller's timely response to will take their offices on the first Monday WOODEN HORSES, 6 70 Elliot Th 89 Russel I Oheese, per lb 20.. looked over our city one day last injanuaiy, instead of the-first calls for help Mr. Scheiderich would Ellsworth A HORSE & WAGGON, Salkowski & Poultry, per lb 8 & 10 week. now have two boys less to supply with diy of Mai eh, as heietofore. Under Brushes, Fine Sponges, 47 20 1218 Porth Eggs, per dozen 3 20.. underwear. One boy broke through TIN HORSES, this ruling Mr. Schubert's term as J. S. Let ford, banker and merchant 1 34 Ende Rev 2 66Salwoski the ice and the other tried to help him County Treasurer is shortened two GROCERIES TIN ANIMALS, at Lamherton. tairied a tew Fitzgerald 41 Schmidt 47 99 SugarWhite, per lb Oil.. out, when he also became immersed in months. It. Plefferle taking the office houis our city last Satin day. Soaps and Perfumes. Foster 1 60Schneider 1 46 CHINA TEA SETS, Yellow, per lb "10. on Monday, January 7th. the ice-cold water. Mr. Keller came 3 41Schwieger A 4 85 Dr. Berry was in attendance at the Brown, per lb 10.. to their rescue and pulled them out, VASES, CUPS, It is now. proposed to make the Fohl 1 46Stewart N 2 03 meeting of the Minnesota Valley Medical and Mr. Scheiderich dried their clothing Dried PrintsApples 12 weight limit of single postage letters MUGS, BEADS, Friss 9 14Steel 1 36 Association in Mankato, yesterday. on their bodies with his knee strap. Peaches, per lb 10.. one ounce, instead of half an ounce, Franj Mrs 8 36 Smith Rev 3 29 Prunes, per lb 10 12 TRUMPETS, the present limit. The Postmaster Gallagher I 15 92SimmonsR 11 00 CoffeeRio, Green 20" 25 HAR3ION1CAS, Personal Taxes. Mr. Sim Childs, special agent of General is understood to be in favor Gauerke & Sbeppard Nicola & Rio, Roasted,per lb.. .20 25 EWBOOKST the post office department, tarried in of the change, and the thousands of Webber 30 2- FLUTES, KNIVES, C 3 05 Java, Green, per lb.. .30 M}{ our city a few hours last Thuisday. business men whose brains are daily Gebser Wm 4 3^ Shanton W Mas 24 Java, Roasted, porlb 40 Tax-paying time began last Saturday, PAINT BOXES, He continued on west in search of\ bothered by the problem whether to GehrkeCE 10 9 Sencerbox W 1 32 Mocha Green, perlb 35.. and with this week's issue of the man. SAD IROSN& STANDS, use one two-cent stamp or two of them Geschwind 1 4*Schieltz ft 17 50 TeasJapan, per lb 40 REVIEW wo commence the publication ro on letters which run close to the Glatigny E A 6 7i Shea 39 99 STANDARD POETICAL WORKS, NOVELS, JUVEN- SCALES, DOM1NOS, Green, pei lb O Gust. Peteis, hardware aud lum-1 80 of the several personal tax payers in half ounce,will second the motion. Goettscke II 1 8-* Steen Ander- ber merchant at Gibbon, made our Black, per lb 50 75 Brown county. Below we present the WATCHES & CHAINS ILE BOOKS, BLANK BOOKS. Graff Mrs 5 2* son 11 67 sanctum a pleasant call last Fiiday. New Ulm and Sleepy Eye list. Th SWORDS, BASKETS, The Gavloid 11 gtsl-r pokes fun at Gratz 2 Trabersh 1 93 Gust'pmany New Ulm friends will be publication will be continued from A C03IPLETE LINE OF FINE BOXED WRITING 'e item in Ingii u'en Wf-m.ui.i ii the defeated candidate for Suueiintendent Griffith & Talbot 20 JAPANESE STRAW BOXES, glad to know that he is doing \v 11. week to week until the names of all tl of a nice hlllegnl at of schools Sibley county, Smith 65 89 E Mrs 5 85 personal tax payers have appeared. OV^'l tilt' ,li I I VELVET PICTURE FRAMES PAPER, NOTE PAPER, LEGAL AND FOOLSCAP because that gentleman in the goodness Griffith 23 08 Thompson 112 lllS lt'^lilt IH'H. Springfield Items. NEW ULM. BALOONS, BELLOWS TOY S, of his he.n t, when out electioneei Hanson 8114 45 PAPER. PLUSH AND LEATHER Di. J. White, veteuu.iry smgoon, Amme Cath 0 02 Kuetzing 17 18 ing". lequested the keepo"s of ceiUin N 132 Trautman 4 99 SHELL BOXES also ths Greatest lirt'-. moved hi-, olh* -e into Mail Alvvin Fr 2 98 Kobaisch Th 1 44 Chas. Olson headed off a very social o^i.rbhshtne*its Hi Mountville and v* bbutld- Hager 2 76Ulm 39 99 AUTOGRAPH & PHOTO. ALBUMS, bargain of all for 5 cootsTHE IN- ing, opposite the post office. Arnold 15 42 hop at M. H. Gamble's hall. There Kowakowitz S 2 21 (4IVP'I Isle to set out candy ami apples Hanson Lars Min Van Dusen Geo Aufdeihcide were many present and all enjoyed Lind & Ran- DESTRUCTIBLE fOY from for the boys. The Register is of neapolis 20 30 W 81 20 POCKET BOOKS, BILL BOOKS & Fred 23 42 themselves hugely. Music discouised The military hop at Turnei Hall on dall 4 48 opuno.i th.i' no in in buy himself Humphrey Welcome W Japan, made of willows and represent Adams A 90 by W. Mullinex et all. All partook Thanksgiving, under the auspices of Lawinske 42 into office with apples and candy, and CIGAR CASES. IN CHRIST A 2 56 Dr 6 11 ing Birds, Dogs, Frogs in fact animals of a grand supper at Fecker's hotel. Bobleter Jos 75 01Loheyde 3 49 Co. "A," was a veiy pleasant aifair. that it takes beer to get theie. Hillesheim 4 34Welcome A of all kinds. Just tho thing for This all took place Thanksgiving Boock Fr 17 06 17 12 MAS AND NEW YEAR'S Mrs 8 97 Jaehn 9 14 Dipthei hi poisons the blood. onvalescents night. baby cant breeak it, and just think, Bobleter John 1 92Laudenschlager Philip Gross has tho most sprightly Wiggin 37 Illsbey E 04 should take Hood's Saisapaiil1 CARDS WE HAVE* Brust Win only cents! team in New Ulm by .ill odds, 11 ndly Jonas 4 45 Another man made happy! Young White A 2 38 Ibberson 38 20 i to neutialize and eiadicate tin' Guardian 2 56Leonhardt a month passes without a unaway 7 04 Frame Trapp, of Sanborn, to Miss W 11 81 On the 10 cent counter you can find Just 19 89 WHITNEY'S FINE poison matter. Brust Wm 80 by this team. The last one, accoiding Leibold Fr 3 17 Neep, and they are now enjoying their Westein 7 31 Keegan & Keegan NO AIFS ARKS, Bonne Wm 38 59Lillie to the Herald, occurred last "Wednesday 13 22 Wolf N E 6 62 first week of married life. May they Co 58 87 FRINGED. Th fine weutiei eouiinues to hold Bogen I, 8 90Lauterback while Mr. Gioss and Mr. Westphal SURPRISE BOXES, Youngraan M12 95 only prosper and be always as happy Kiefer 8 16 onspleiul.dl uue would hardly believe Bingham Bro 63 07 were en route to Sleepy Eye.Fortunately 14 66 1106 as now. Koehne 4 97 Zieske CIGAR CASES, mn. Brown Co th it we .ne al.eady in the middle of the gentlemen es'jip'd without any Laudenschlager 24 Lange 61 M. II. Gamble is shipping fat cattle GLASS VASES, Bank 384 00 the fiisi, hait oi Di cemoei. seiions injuiy. but it is only a question Harry 21 66 47 Lehrer Kolb3 W 8 85 and hog3. We hope he may get fat. Binjtluin A W 38 ot tim when we will be called Mullen 127 52 45 Levi Cane CHINA VASES, 1110 on cattle and hogs, in a pecuniary 3? The Scat let, Caidmal Red, Old Bingham A 06 upon toiecoid a senous accident, the Mueller 5 54 Jensen 63 way. A. G. Anderson is in the same and many other things too numcious Gold, Navy Blue, V\il Brown, Diamond Behnko A 5 55Mow resultot this team's wayward ways. cry 2 40 business. to mention. Dyes give peifect lesul's. Any Behnke & Mueller & Ebony, Ivory, Pearl, Celluloid, Rubber "Booze" got the better ot one The farmers of this vicinity sxv fashionable color, 10 cents. We have also a largo and elegant E 118 80 We owe the ladiriS of tho Congregation Scherer 42 14 that they can get moie for their bnttei, Hoof'land of New Sweeden last Sunday assortment of the following articles at Bonder Jac 15 62Moeller il church an apology tor the N A 2 02 and Plated Desk, French, extension Re- eggs and wheat than they can get By the c\ clone of last bumuier a and he started his team for Bach Carl 9 25Mielke none appeaiance in these columns of prices that will sutpiise everybody: 16 6 in Tracy, Sleepy Eye or New Ulm. postal aid was carried from Rochester Boeseh W 3 52Mueller the write-up of their lecent supper. home on the full run. When about Dr A 2 40 There are about TEN different verse and Pocket Holders. Tally one for our side. to a point in Butler county, Wis. Hunger 32 bi Tho article" was handed in during our Meier II 3 74 half way across the Minnesota river styles of veiy hue TOILET SETS It, was lately found and returned to Baarsch W 5 15Manderfeld temporary absence from the office, and Fine winter weather in Springfield, 7 36 bridge his rig came in contact offered at lower prices than ever before the owner. Beinhorn 10 56Maneke the head devil of the establishment but I suppose you all know that. 3 81 with the railing of the bridge also the largest usswtmerit of Baltrusch 57 86 suppresseait to save composition. Not W 4 83 Chas. Johnson keep-tall the haul and he was unceremoniously Thanksgiving services were held in VASlfiS evoi"brought to New Tjlm Baumler II E 1 88Mueller comprising acccoulians, until last Fiiday were we apprised 3 81 and soft wood you want spilled out. When he drove on the several churches in tins city. The Vases of every description and pnco Berry Or 5 57Mueller violins, guitars, cl.uionets, that the aiticlo in question had been 26 M. II. Iluiras has again taken unto to the bridge he was hailed by day va a fine one and quite many Bochuin Frank 22 llutes, comets, trumpets, handed in. With the consen' of our from cento to $3 each. New Ulm Cream- himself a partner, a dtughter of Mi. people Irom the country attended the the bridge tender to stop, but he Brandt 25 73 horns, harmonicas, devil, we promise to do better next ery Co 11 20 Just I'ttceivcl a nice lot of FINE John Snyder of Leavenworth township. Burg Frank 16 64 harps and diums, Tho seivices time. shouted to that funtionaiy to go to Nix 3 62 LAMP&, whielt make nice presents The happy event was calcinated Blanchard A 1 12 hest quality of violin hades, and when a moment after he Nagel II 5 09 last Thuisday by a large enele ol also JAPANESE WAllE, such as The Waseca Radical says that tho 14 62 Brust Chas hows aud strings and all IIox SEHOM WORDS.DeLand's Soda Now Ulm Sugar was picked up in an unconscious friends of the contracting paities. Trays, Waiteis, Card Baskets, Cake laihoad boys do not particularly enjoy and Sileratus have made their way Beussman II trimmings for violins Works 1120 condition the bridge tender thought We wish Mike and his bride goodspeed the extra stretch on the Triey Baskets, Fiuit Dishes, llandkoichief into neatly eveiy household in the 35 10Neemaun constantly kept on hand. II 8 13 in their new path of life. that Hootland had followed his own div sion fioni bleepy Eye up. Makes Beautiful SetsToilet Boxes, Glove Boxes, Pencil Cases, land, and wherever the mistress piefers 3 62Neumann Baasen F41 47 advice. He was taken to the Union several houis more run, and then the good mateiials to bad, they keep Brey Anton 7 87Nenno sets, biush and Cigar Cases, Watch Cases, all highly N 5 02 Tiacy accommodations are not to One Suffering Soul made happy. Hotel, but his injuries were not possesion. They are the best in the Casey E comb sets, and ladies' 3 decoratad and very cheap. New Ulm Roller then fancy. Some of the train men market. of a serious nature, and on Monday Citizens Bank uoik-boxos, Mill Co 87 26 Everybody is invited to call and e\- have a cooking stove placed in their 417 98 "If I can send one suffering soul to he walked tip to the justice's office New hart 95 84 amine our immense stock of goods before caboose and do their own cooking at The Lambeiton Commercial says Cordes II 19 20New 6ico6k.Qiy kqdG^lk^wai^e we t^kve you," writes James Coibin, of Washburn, and enriched the city treasury to Ulm Lodge buying elsewlve. Remember the Ti acv cid. 1 he landloids up there h\ fti\e th.tt Levi Haggard of stately died Constans II 5 76No 111., I will be happy. Samaritan 531 OO 16 00 the extent of $10, the fine imposed deiuat'd pa\ in advance for mpals and that both my stores, the one opposite week before last, his fatal illness being Crone Henry 2 30Newhart Nervine cured me, and will cure S 12 00 for fast driving on the bridge. that does not linpiesi the boys very the Union Hotel as well as tho Old congestion of the lungs. He Cione Theo 208 74Olding all cases of fits." $1.50. Anton 7 84 Hoofland pronouueed it his fiist favoi ible. leaves a wife and two childien to Cottonwood tl\e lirfgejft 8&fof trqent of Jill tl\c latent $tyle,4 of Reliable, are full of Holiday Goods. Ouren 35 drunk, and if a wise man it'll be mourn his loss. Roller Mill 30 30Pfamder Come early and don't wait until the W 17 89 PRAIRIEVILLE ITEMS. WINONA receivedREPUBLICAN:sAmorning letter his last also Carl Dr 4 13Peterson in this city thi taf, gilveif and old Gr# Vae,, ginokiitg get& best bargains are all picked out. S 60 16 waQ It is nice weather and good loads An exchange says that Capt. Burger, Dam back 4 86Pfenninger 6 72 F. KUETZING, from Mr J. Paul of L,e Beau, Da and farmeis aie getting their wood State arsenal keeper, is likely to Dingier John 3 81 Palta 12 80 Iav and eia dotta Gfoodrf, Faqdy Cluna dttp/J* kota. announcing the discovery of a Mr. Henry Hammer of Iberia home. lose his only hand by the breaking Dittbenner 5 41 Pfefferle 11 65 six-lcot vein of bituminous coal on met with a sad accident in this city out of an old wound. The Captain NEWIOUK BAZAAR, Some children in the western pait 61 Pfeffeile 30 72 the Indian Reservation eight miles arid #auc"ei% Iti#f diiUefer,/ rjh.in.h, I'ea last Friday. He was on his way to has gone to the Arkansas Hot Springs Dietch of the town have got the measels. 3 46 NEW ULM, MINN Palmer & Land- from Le Beau, up the Moreau valley. for relief. take the 2 o'clock freight to Sleep}' Dietch and August Leek is selling all his personal SCHOOL BONDS. wehr 8 00 Other letters corroborating the discovery #el7* ct6 ctf. Johnson Eye, going on the railroad track 4 86 property. He is going south. Quense A 13 82 have also been received. Four %*"Eools take to themselves the respect Dietz A 179 from Third North street to save Rudolph 4 64 Bear, a Sioux chief, and the whites The German-Scandinavian Hail and given to their office." But Kidney-Woit 3 20 time. He had bare got on to the RuemKe W 4 48 who came in with him, say that the Storm Ins. Co. has paid their losses commands respect for its NEW ULM, MINN., NOV. 20th, 1883. Doehne Geo 7 30 Rudolphi 10 14 vein promises an inexhaustible quantity trestle work below German Park from the July storm. About 15 of OAMI solid merits, tested, tned and Drusch Fr 4 16 SEALED proposals will be received Reim Anna M12 77 of good coal. They brought several our farmers in this town were insured when he was apprised of the near found not .wanting in any essential Dunkel Ed 6 46 until January 1st 1884, at the office Kohner 6 21 sacks of the coal with them, which is and aie thus helped some. principle lequired for the cure of dyspepsia, approach of a train from the west. Eckstein A 2 RosskopJX 10 94 of the undersigned, Clerk of the represented as being very like the bituminous piles, malaria, and all diseases In his hurry to get out of the way Many buildings have been erected Magda 64 Board of Education of the Independent Rotering 9 98 coal found in the Eastern of the kidneys, bowels and liver. Prepared this year, among which the Danish of the train he missed his footing Emmerich W 4 19 School District of New Ulm, for Rosskoph 29 44 states. This is a valuable discovery in dry and liquid form. chinch is the finest. Ik is a good im. Exner II and fell through the trestle to the 1 28 the new school-house bonds with interest Rathmann 7 46 for Central and Western Dakota. provement in the north side of townPeter Erd Louisa 9 50 frozen ground and ice below, a ^is coupons of said district, to the Ross O fi 11 84 Mertz built a brick dwelling In response to a question from the Eagle Mill tance of 1215 feet, badly fracturing amount of $20,000 or so much thereof Redmann 38 69 Mr. Crone has fitted up andwill in house August Utect, dwelling and State Medical Examining Board, Attorney Co 193 73 as may be deemed necessary by said Rummings & his right leg below the knee. He a day or two open up an usive barn J. H. P, Hoy, barn Jens Peterson, Geneial Halm has rendered an Empire Mill board, payable ten years after date, clothing and gents' furnishing store laid under the trestle about an Murphy 5 86 barn and granary Dan Stage, opinion to the effect that a five years' Co 200 38 interest not to exceed six per cent, per in the three story building adjoining 73Rolloff 6 53 barn T. Kessner, granaiy H. P. hour, until his cries for help brought practice in tins Slate removes a physician Emmer 1 annum payable annually, honds and his general store. The stock of clothing, 41Schneider 10 59 Harkelsen, barn N. Christensen, iiom the jutisdiction ot the to his relief Mrs. Raabe and another Epple 9 interest payable at tho Citizens Bank hats, caps and gents' furnishing Seiter AG 3 39 barn, and several others have built boaid. lady living in the viciuity, wjio Fischer 70 of New Ulm, Minn. goods about to be displayed by Mr. 39Schnobrich E 5 76 and made more or less improvements. Ftlzen Christ 3 summoned Mr. Henschen to their Said proposals to be plainly marked Crone will excell all previous efforts 44SchacferO 16 96 The Lutheran building committee Plohr 5 assistance and together they carried on the outside, "Proposals for Schoolhouse in that direction by any one individual 35Slocum A 5 41 gives notice in the Post that those Frenzel 16 Bonds." The right is reserved him to Mr. Hottinger'a saloon. Later No Grease for Him. or firm in this city. Size, price, 90Stuetz 4 80 having sul'scnbed to the college bonus Felkel Louis 11 to reject any or all proposals. tasteand in the day Mr. Hammer was style and quality to suit eveiy should now come to the fiont and Schumacher 2 46 Friedman 10 46 By order of the Board of Education, "When Greece her kneesGreece purse. Don't fail to call on Mr. conveyed to St. Alexander's hospital pay up. As per lesolution of the synod, Spoerhase II 26 Gewecke 4 83 E. G. Kocu, her knees," stammered an embarraced Crone when in want of a well-made, TOYS and NOTIONS and placed under of care of Dr. $7,000 must be in the hands of the Schmucker 21 95 Gollnast 1 34 Jan 1 84 Cleik. school-boy, forgetting the next line of good-fitting and comfortable suit of tieasnier before building operations Scherer 1 92 Carl, who with the assistance of Dr. Ganzke Aug 3 58 his recitation. "There is no occasion clothes, a hat that is in style, or a *can be actively commenced. Sauer 7 71 Muller,reduced the fracture, and the Goede 6 37 TIRED ILL OVER. to grease anybody's Knees," shouted cap that is in keeping with the weather. of all kinds, Tin Toys, Japanese Goods, Bird Cages, Velocipedes, Schaidt 6 91 Guetling unfprtunate* man, is now doing 77 the his teacher. "Go and study your Stuebe Carl 37 79 Bucklen's Arnica Salve. Gebser 2 40 as well as could be expected under What Rested and Refreshed a W eary piece." Neither is there occasion to Hobby Horses, Writing Desks, Paint Boxes, Building Seiter A 17 02 Guenthnr 29 The greatest medical wonder of tho the circumstances Man in Memphis. grease your hair. Parker's Hair Balsam W 48 New Ulm is destined to become famous, Gross Ph 56 96 world. "Wairanted to speedily cure Blocks, and nine hundred and ninety-nine other articles is all the dressing you want. Restores "No, it never amounted to an acute Schleuder E 5 92 Gieseke Wm 10 01 bums, bruises, cuts, ulceis, salt rheum, if all the gratuitous advertising the original gloss and color to pain, but continued to be a dull weary 62Schell A 52 90 A son of the Green Isle camo down Hauenstein 42 too numerous to mention here. fever sores, cancers, piles, chilblains gray or faded hair. Does not soil the we leteive goe lor an thing. All due ache in the small of my bick," writes SommerC 67 20 Ilomburge from Springfield one day last week coins, tetter, chapped hands, and al linen not a dye: good for the scalp lespect I01 ielision but when a ministei Mr. James Thomas, of No 59 Madison Stoll 77 wi matrimonial intent. The object II &C 30 02 skin eruptions guaianteed to cure in prevents falling out. Jan 2 84 DOLLS! street, Memphis, Tenn. "This was an Schneider Jos 64 of 1 lie gospel, so called, has nothing of his solicitations was temporarily Hanf A 81 50 evei instance or money refunded. old experience, and life became dnll Stark 18 59 stopping in this city, and was willin'. Hnrias A 3 78 bettei to oiler than the following Sold at the City Drug Store music. I was tired all oyer, with pain Seiter 1 15 In the Pilot House* As the surroundings were not quite Hilbnrger 10 34 he has ceil.unly missed his tiling: in the lower limbs, and a habit of lying Schapekam 1 47 clear of breakers, an elopment was Heers 13 An exchange says that down in Library Lamps, 'I hiee \e.us ago the Geruaiin infidels Wehave a line of awake of nights. Recently I tried Sahli N 29 28 planned, and just as the bridal trunk Huebner 0 7 52 Maine when a sow begins killing her Ami 'keptics of New Ulm, Minn., one of BENSON'S CAPCINE POR- Seiter E E 1 66 had been packed into the omnibus and Holl Aug 1 34 pigs they give her whiskey to make "Yes, air this kind of work obliges a man to built a hall. The event was celebrated dolls which is unsur- Student Lamps, OUS PLASTERS and was decidely leheved Stindt 83 was about to be started for the depot Hemebach 16 keep sober as a judge. Of all men in the world, hei drunk, then she quits. The diugists by a piocession in which the tffigy within twenty-four hours. It Swendinger I 3 46 under the immediate care of the bride, Held 38 steamboat pilots and railroad engineers should let aie allowed to sell whiskey tor olChi'sL fastened to a cross was carried, passed for beauty and may have been Providence that drd Parlor Lamps, Serr 4 51 an irrate daddy suddenly and unexpectedly Hummel W 5 15 jiquor alone. For on tbeir clearness of sight and this purpose, and as a consequence winch was afterwards butnedat the work, butST give the credit to Toberer 25 44 put in an appearance and Heck 3 05 coolness of head depends the safety of life and nearly all the sows down there have the stake. The Loid sent a cyclone cheapness. We have Benson's porous plaster.' Mr. Thomas' Hand Lamps Van Dusen & summarily captured both bride and Hartneck 2 34 property.-' gone to killing their pigs. and destio\ed the hall. They built reverential idea does him credit, but CGW 134 40 trunk. The unsuspecting bridegroom Hauenstein W 8 80 Keeping his hand on the wheel as he said this, ai.othei: l)iit the Loid sent another them in all sizes and Providence works by agents, and Bracket Lamps, etc. 98Vogel 67 Mr. A. Brockman, of No. 29X Silver street, Chicago, had proceeded to the depot on foot and Haeberle 9 cyclone and destroyed that also." Martin Hose, for many years with aaded: "Of coarse, some of'em drink bat among them Benson's plaster ranks 38Vogelpohl jr 118 itiently awaited of the coming of Hottinger 4 the sober ones have tbe best positions and the best Lamp Fixtures. prices. John Ilauenstein, has taken unto himself Tins bv a Get man preacher named first as an external remedy. It acts "sen 4 51 the omnibus which was to bring him Hass 2 56 pay. Yes, the work and exposure sometimes tells a iiau, a daughter of Mr. Ilauenstein, quickly in relief and healing, and 14Vajen II 100 00 Rev. Sweitzman, from the pulpit histo belittle rau. Immagine his on as but for my part, I find PARKER'S TONIC to HillerGE 3 WAI DOLLS, and now he pioposes to branch renders life better worth living. Price be air the invigorant I need. I've got a bottle aboard 44Vogtel 4 83 consternation when he heard of the Hess 1 of the English Congiegational church here now, never go on a trip without it. Brackets, Reflectors, out for himself. Tracy will be his 25 cents. Look in the middle of the 50Vogel 28 90 unexpected appearance of the old Hellmann A 2 When I bavn't any appetite, or atu in any way out at Bevier, Macon county, Mo., on Sunday. base of operations, and his main business plaster for the word CAPCINE. Ask 20Weschke 65 93 man but he was not to be outdone so of sorts, it sets me up in no time. If drinking men Hiersch 3 Globes, Illuminators, China Dolls, will be the management of Hauenstein's Nov. 25, 1883. This is not the your physician about it. would use the Tonic, it would help 'em to break 58Wichescki E 6 53 easily, and he there and then vowed Henkel A 4 off (No, that isn't a light-house it's a star, low beer depot to be established Seabury & Johnson, Chemists, New 34Webber 14 27 that he would yet free his intended first time that this kind of chaff was Henan 5 Vienna Shades, down in the water.) As I was saying, the Tonic is Bisque DolJs, i that place on January 1st. He will York. 50Weyhe 10 50 that very same night. When the old Juenemann 5 new life bottled up. You see that flag staff? Well, preached from a church pulpit in Bevier. also run a first-class saloon in connection with a bottle of PAKBEB'S TONIC in the locker I 54Winkelmaun man got up the next morning and took Jacoos 28 Chimneys, Burners, but the people of that vicinity can keep malaria as far lrom me as that, all that with the beer depot. Martin is a and Rubber Dolls. NEW A.!) RT*Ie SEMENTS, Chas 2 21 an account of stock, he found nothing will mail you free June 2 56 and time. My wife has used it for three years for summer good boy and we wish him well in his theBta8e are no fools and look upon expounders but the trunkthe girl bad flown, and 95WitkowskiL 2 62 Kiesling 5 complaints aud colic, and as an Invigorant, and Wicfcs. P nrvT T\forr workinge class.f Send 10 cen jiew field of labor. valuabl box sample goods when she'? tired oat from overwork. She says the being a tender-hearted old man he now of such doctrine with pity. This 82Westphal A guar- Kiesling 17 fo I TI 11 I rova Tonic is a daisy. Good-bye! Don't break your a wishes he hadn't meddled with the ]_lD dian 64 00 Kretch 3 58 Rev. Mr. gweitzman is not saying neck going below." that will put you in the way of making Changeable Weather. pesky couple anyhow. Tbe story goes Wagner 39 94 Kittnck Mc 48 more money in a few days than you ever much for his good Christian people that a midnight wedding was the outcome Walton A 6 02 Kiesling Keller The tffect of changeable weather thought possible at any bnsinesa. Capital not required. This preparation which has been known as The Holiday goods are now on exhibition and everybody will be when he intimates that cyclones are We will start you. Yon can work all PARKER'S GINGER Tome, will hereafter be advertised of it all. Westoh&l 8 16 on ladies of delicate constitutions is & Co 203 20 the time or in spare time only. The work is nni and soW simply under the name of PARKKR'S only sent to punish the wicked, for it 46Wendler 3 52 welcome:Remember the place. Nifcf??^ very depressing and serious, and Krook W A 23 versally aJapted to bothexes, young and old. TONIC. As unprincipled dealers are constantly Weddendorf Yon can easily earn from 50 cents to $5 every evening. J^l^sp* something strengthening is needed to Kowarsch 3 23 deceiving their customers by substituting inferior is a matter of fact that the churches A. fatal accident occurred in That all who waut work may test the business, articles under the name of ginger, and as ginger assist nature in withstanding the Herman 13 02 Koch E 30 14 we make this unparelied offer to all who in all cycloned communities suffer West Newton last Friday, the victim is really an unimportant ingredient, we drop the strain. Nothing more effective can be Wilscheck 2 62 are not well satisfied we will send $1 to pay the guar misleading word. equally with the other institutions, being Joseph, oldest son of the trouble of writing us- Full particulars, directions, lound than Speer'd Port, Burgundy 04Wilken Carl 1 84 dian 7 There is no change, however, in the preparation Post Office Block, NeW- lir, Min. etc., sent free. Fortunes will lie made by widow Franta.^ .Tcaftta and another Either Mr. Sweitzman's theory is all itself, and all bottles remaining in the hands of and Claiet "Wines, which aie in general 32Zeller 23 8 Kretch John 4 those who give the irwhole time to the work. in?the tiniber in dealers, wrapped nnder the name of PARKER'S Great success absolutely sure. Don't delay. Start use in the New York and other young man were Zieher & Brey 0 66 Keller 416 wrong, or the United States are getting CHAS. L. ROOS, Prop'p. QINOSB TONIC contains the genuine medicine if the cow. Address STINSON Co., Portland, Maine: Hospitals. For sale by Chas. L. Roos. 78Zieher A 26 88 iKarlJB 2 quest of fire wood, and while in facsimile signature of Hispox ft Co. is at the most awfully wicked. Decl 1884 bottom of the outside wrapper. an284. K^^^^i^^^&k6^-&M^S^MSf^^^^i L%M^ -^^^fe^i^fe^ r4 S i"Hjta. ^jsdsk&t&gik ll.iltf1! li^,..'. n|' WjWl I I