DBOWHEIKBEER. Sweptinto the to every nook and crivice. What few NEW ULM AND VICINITY. Club Dance at Union- Hall to-morrow We learn from Mr. Wilford Bush* See auction notice of John P. Gut' fc3K people ventured out carried their noses ard that Chas. Bianchi of West Newton night. All members are requested den in another column. Concerning this Popular Beverage Two in their bands and displayed danger Travelers' Guide. has five children down with diphtheria. to be present, also those who wish and One Thousand Acres of Land R. Pfefferle took possession of the signals on their ears as they hurried Men Express their Minds. Two of them are dangerously to join them yet. %^l% Smart of Bears." county treasurer's office last Monday. along.Towardnoon the breeze stiffened sick. ifol "The fact is sir, and you may stick GRAND Mrs. E. G. Koch is dangerously sick up and it became quite blizzardy. a pin there, that the people of this James McMillan, well known in this On the deck of big Mississippi steamboat stood with the rose and on Sunday her life The passenger train from the cast, due The county treasurer of Nicollet an asjed Southern planter. Indicating by a sweep country are likely to be drowned in city, has been elected president of the was despaired of, but on yesterday her at 9:20 p. m., did not put in an appearance county will collect taxes as follows: of bis arm the water tbe boat was pasaingover, he a flood of isger beer," shouted an enthusiastic city council of Redwood Falls. condition had somewhat improved.- aid to a passenger from the North: "When I waa until 9 a. m. Saturday. Winona In the town of Ridgely, at the house teetotaler the other day into twelve years old I killed my first bear on anew reports 35 below zero, and mercury of Silas Hilgar, Thursday, Jan. 10th. Wiqot^ & fit. Petei* Florida boasts ot ripe strawberries the ear of your cornered correspondent. plantation my father was then cutUngoutof a The Ernst Orchestra, Henry Subilia, in Watertown and Brainerd thermometeis In the town of West Newton, at the on New Year's day. This is comfoitable forest that grew directly over the waters of this That German drink has struck Jr, manager, announces a masquerade Going East. Going West. registered 42 below zero, bend. That wasamighir good plantation, and house of Wenzel Frank, Friday, Jan. reading in this latitude, with us hard. |It is the second deluge." ball in Union Hall on the of January there was right smart of bears there, too. Bat OP THE Day Passenger *6:30a Day Passenger *9:20 pin the cold watfe seems to have extended 11th. In the town of Lafayette, at the mercury stuck fast at the base of the "Yes, and the worst of this beerdrinking that one thousand acres of land went into the Night :4:58 a in Night *9:20pm 20th. See card elsewhere in this over the whole country, even Cincinnati school house in district No. 51, Saturday, thermometer. Mississippi years ago." business is that it gets up 'Except Sunday. 't Daily. issue of the REVIEW. reporting 2 below zero. Saturand January 12th. It is patting no strain upon the flgnre to say that kidney troubles, as a heavy wind rais great forests of youthful hope, womanly beauty C. W. HEIDEMANN, Agent Henry Subilia's oichestra furnished With the new year, the New Ulmday Sunday were but little better, and manly strength are swept in tbe same way es the waves, added a city physician, The Chicago & Northwestern has music at a select party in Sleepy Eye every year into the great, turbid torrent of disease Review starts upon the seventh volume and exposed pumps and vegetables in New Ulm Market Report. who had a konwledge of the times and and death. Yet it should not be so. That it is so discontinued all trains between Canby on New Year's evening. This band is Bro. Bobleter is making steady cellars veiy generally succumbed to is a disgrace as well as a loss. People are largely a tendency to metaphor. "The midnight too careless or too stupid defend their own interestthe and Watertown, during the balance highly spoken of by all who have been progress with his paper and has our King Frost. CLOTHING (Corrected weekly by R. PFEFFERLE, dealer in most precious of which Is health. 'scnoonei' leaves behind it a of the winter. The reasen assigned Grain. Provisions, Groceries and Country Pro- fortunate enough to secure their services. congratulations.Madtlia Timts. That gone, aU is gone. Disease is simple, but to MM wake of furred tongues, headaches, recklessness or ignorance the simplestthings might The board of County Commissioners duce.] is that between those two points there as well be complex as a proposition in Conic Sections. torpid livprs, nausea, and all that, Prof. Fisk of the Carlton College met at the Auditor's office on As the huge Western rivers,which so often is little or no traffic for the winter and GRAIN. flood the cities nloog their shores, arise in a few and lays the foundation of Blight's An exchange says that J. K. Moore will lecture at the Congregational Tu esday, January 1st, and organized the track is an exceedingly bad one to 78 Wheat 73 mountain springs, so all oar ailments can be traced Disease." and another St. Peter gentleman are Church next Friday evening, by the election of Aug. Westphal as to impure blood and a small group of disordered 30 Otts 25 keep cleared of snow. There is an organs. 60. erecting a block of costly buildings in Corn 4C at 7 o'clock. Subject, "The cost of a chairman. The board continued in This melancholy fact accounts in abundant supply of fuel and flour at he most effective and inclusive remedy tor disease Tl 45 Barley is F.C^SB3EB2'8 VOXTXO. It goesto the Minneapolis. The newspaper business Boy." All are invited. Come and session during the entire week, the part for the increasing sales of BENSON'S all the stations on the abandoned line, sources ef pain and weakness. In response to its PROVISIONS. is not so unprofitable after allin hear him. business before it not being concluded action, the liver, kidneys, stomach and heart CAPCIXE POROUS PLAST- 00 so that the citizens aie in no danger Beef on foot, per cwt.. 2 00 begin theii work atresh, and disease is driven oat AND St. Peter. until Monday afternoon of this week, 25 ER, which at once mitigates these Mutton per head 3 00 The Tonic is not, however, an intoxicant, bat cares of suffering for want of those necessaries. From the Dally Denver Times we a desire for strong drink Have yon dyspepsia, 00 when an adjournment was effected. Pork per cwt 3 75 symptoms. Price 25 cents. Ask your The branch from Brookings to rheumatism, or troubles which have refused to At the Cong. Church, cor. Minn. & learn that Edward Wiedeman and 00 Flom per cwt 2 60 Owing to a press ol other business, yield to other agents? Here la your help. physician about it. Watertown, will ue operated regularly. 00 Third South Sts., every Sunday Conrad Schsefer, former residents of t.T?rrr Meal, per cwt 8 84. Auditor Constans was unable to furnish Seabury& Johnson, Chemists, New 00 Beans 1 00 Preaching at 11 A. M. Sunday 11$ this city, were on New Year's evening us the copy of the Commissieners' 80 York. Feb. 1. 84. Onions O School at 12J P. M. All are welcome. installed as N. G. and R. S. N. G., 50 Fits in 24 Hours! 25 proceedings for this week's issue of Potatoes, per bushel Seats free. Subject of lecture respectively, of Germania Lodge, No Card of Thanks. 12^J Sugar Oured Hums per lb the REVIEW, but they will be published "I employed some of the best physicians next Sunday evening: Beading. 10.. 14,1. O. O. F. of that city. Breakfast Bacon per lb in full in next week's issue. here," wrote Wm. E. Tanner 15.. Dried Beef, per lb of Dayton, Ohio. "They all said my The undersigned desires to express 13.. J. K. Moore of St. Peter is not willing Salt Pork, per lb 12 The mail on the New Ulm and Lone Mr. E. Hanson, the Mankato mason 10 child could not live for 3 weeks. It his heartfelt thanks and gratitude Lnrd, per lb 8 to sell his paper, the Tribune, to Tree Lake route was distributed on who found Mr. Wilcheck's pocket 18 Butter, per lb 14 had 50 fits in 24 hours. We gave it for the aid and sympathy extended parties who desire to turn it into a time last Friday, and a broken whippletree book, containing $240, in this city in 20-. Cheese, per lb Samaritan Nervine and the medicine him during the late illness of his wife prohibition organ. He is willing to alone prevented the supplying the early part of the summer of 1874, Poultry, per ft 8 10. effected a permanent cure." Druggists. and to all those who showed their respect sell, but one of the conditions of the Eggs, per dozen of the Fort Ridgely and West Newton has been adjudged insane and sent to 20.. BY for the deceased by following her sale must be that the paper will continue GROCERIES offices on that day. It's a cold day the asylum at St. Peter, where a 11.. SugarWhite, per lb remains to the grave. To Rev. Mr.The Largest, Best and Most Complete to expound Republican principles. when Rosskopf mail driver gets left. brother had preceded him. There is 10.. The Elgin Correspondent of the Yellow, per lb Albrecht and the choir of the Lutheran Newspaper ever sent Theo.Crtme. __ 10 no question but that Mr. Hanson did Brown, per lb Jefferson county, Wis., Union, speaks church he feels deeply indebted 12# ON E U}\E\ $1.00 Dried FruitsApples Up to Monday afternoon only eight find the pocket book as stated, and the of Fannie Morley, the young lady who for services rendered at the funeral 10 Peaches, per lb Hon. Jacob Klossner has now been of the eighteen town clerks in the consciousness of his guilt weighed so has taken to many prices for premium obsequies. Prunes, per lb 10 12X firmly installed as the successor of Mr. county had sent to Clerk of Couit heavily upon him that he became butter making, and says: CoffeeBio, Green 20 25.. M. Mullen, in the machineiy and CLAVS LOHMANN. EIGHT LARGE PAGES. Blanchard report of births and deaths mentally deranged. Mr. Wilcheck, Rio, Roasted,per lb.. .20 25.. We wish now to call the attention New Ulm, Jan. 4th, 1884. haidware business. Mr. Klossner is a in their respective towns during the Java, Green, per lb.. .30 who visited Mankato last week with a 33K of the young dairy women of Minnesota, Containing the News of the Day, Agricultural Java, Boasted, per lb 40.. young man of considerable experience year 1883. The City Cleik of New view of getting his money, informs us to Miss Motley's achievements and other matter interesting Mocha Green, per lb 35.. and to ask them to make a display of and a valuable business acquisition Ulm, Capt. Nix, reports a total of that Mr. Hanson's family is in poor to the farmer and his family, complete TeasJapan, per lb 40 75.. their skill at the Northwestern Dairymens' to the city. The REVIEW bids Market Reports.8tories,Sketches, 170 births and 47 deaths in his precinct. circumstances and unable, though Green, pel lb 60 8U Convention at Mankato, Feb. The people of New Ulm and -vicinity ON etc. Sample copies free. Address him "welcome." 75.. willing and anxious, to make restitution Black, per lb 50 12th to 15th, when a splendid solid are herewith respectfully informed Tuesday, Febipry 12th, 1884, C&ld&GrO WI$KIY f{8Lf) Rev. Father Stanha of Red Wing for his loss. The find of that silver cup will be awarded to the person Gov. Hubbard announces the ap that I have opened a first-class clothins Officers ot Brown County. making the best butter, provided has been appointed to start a new pocket book and the money it contained Chicago III. pointment of Capt. C. M. Mac Carthy. store, and examination of my Higgins salt is used in it. We are will be sold to the highest bidder, on German Catholic congregation in the has indeed resulted sadly for Mr. Post Office Address New Ulm. of the Emmet Light Artillery,as Adjutant stock and prices is invinted. Just received confident that some dairy Maid in this the farm of the undersigned, 7 miles AUDITORH. B. Constans. upper part of the city of St. Paul. Hanson and family. If you want a daily paper try state can capture the cup, and we from New Ulm, in the town of Cottonwood, General of Minnesota, vice Hawley, a very large assortment of TREASURERF. Schubert. mmt wm This is the mission Rev. Father Bergheld REGISTER or DEEDSA. F. Walton hope they will set themselves to thinking the following personal effects: THE CHICAB O HERALD, whose term has expired. The JunoE or PROBATEE Brandt The Tall Sycamore of the Wabash. about it. was tendered, last summer, but Ci KRKor THE DIST COURTAlbert Blanchnrd Second regiment M. N. G. has no SHERIFFkitwnul Casey. S work horses, 1 two-year-old and 1 The special correspondent of the declined in order to gratify a popular The people of New Ulm have cause SURVEYORJ Berndt. cause for complaint at the appointment one-vear-old colts, 26 head of cattle, An enterprising, fearless and reliable Indianapolis (Ind.) Journal, embodied COURT COMMISSIONERA. Hagberg wish to have him continue h^re. to regret the physical and financial amongst which aie 10 cows 3 wagons, Chicago daily that has been a great of Capt. MacCaithy as GenHawley's COUSTV ATTORNEYFr. Eaaseu in a recent communication the CORONERJonas LaudeNschlager. 2 plows, one seeder, 2 corn plows. 1 success because of its excellence in downfall of Mr. Henry Villard, late successor. The "wishbone" wedding has become Sizes, prices, styles and quality to COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTD. G. Clary following from Hon. Daniel W. Voorhees: good self-binder, 2 sleighs, 1 fanning every particular. It presents all the president of the Northern Pacific railroad. the correct thing. The couple mill and many other farm implements. news every day on four large pages I censider St. Jacobs Oil a suit every taste and purse. The New Ulm Maennerchor desire Officers ol the City of New Ulm. When misfortune overtook the stand beneath afloial wishbone. Aftei Also household goods. and at a price that permits its being splendid remedy. I suffered fr man to announce through the columns of IN people of New Ulm in the summer of taken regularly by everybody. For TERMS:All sums under $10 must the ceremony the biide and groom MAYORH Conetans. affection of the back and kidneys, with the REVIEW that they will give a sale by all newsdealers. Sent on trial COUNCILORSM Epple, Buonger, C. Loeuhard. be paid in cash on all sums over $10 1881, Mr. Villaid was one of the first aie given the wishbone to pull. The Pfcfferle ind Pftenninger. some rheumatismin fact, it was by mail, postage paid, six days in one year's time will be given on se grand aubsciption masquerade ball, in to come to their relief, and his contribution tug results in a break somewhere, and CLERKJacob Nix. each week for two months for One lheumatism of the back. I used St. cmed notes beaiing 8 per cent, inteiest. TREASURERFi Forster. Turner Hall, on the evening of January of $3,000 brought relief and who-ever holds the long piece is absolved CITY JUSTICESR. Fischer and Aug Westphal. Dollar. Address Jacobs Oil, and found it very efficacious. 27th. Nothing will be left undone CITY ATTORNEYJos A. Eckstein. comfort to many a desolute home. from getting up to build fires should the weather be bad on the CONSTABLEJos Galles. It gave me instantaneous relief, THE CHICAGO HERALD, to make this ball one of the most enjoyable MARSHALF Meile. Again, more lecently he sent his above mentioned day, the auction will in the morning.Ex. WE HAVE A VERY LARGE and finally cured me completely. be held on the first subsequent fair social events of the season, and check for &100 to Rev. Alex. Berghold HECKERP0STN0. 48 G. A. 120 and 122 Fifth-av., Chicago, III. day. ASSORTMENT. The Fifth annual convention of the everybody is invited to participate in for the benefit of St. Alexander's hospital, The postmaster general has issued New Uim. JAMES W. SCOTT, Publisher. Join* P. GULDEN. Minneasota National Guard Association the festivities. all of which goes to show that RpguUu meetings the thhd Tuesday ordeis changing the rate of postage CHILDREN'S SUITS, 113 84 will be held to-day, in Mankato. he was ever ready to come to the relief of each month, at 7:30 o'clock p. m.,at on a number of articles heretofore The following named patients are A la. ge representation of the several MlY Turner Hall. of the afflicted. We hope thathis ALL ODD8 lated thiid class, on punted matter now receiving treatment at the St. militia orgauiz itions in the State is mtsfoitune is but temporary, and that War. PFJENDJSR, SC. paying postage at the late of one cent Alexander's hospital rh this city: J. HOESHELER, Adjt. expected to be present. In the evening All Styles. EST EQUIPPED he will soon regain both health and for eveiy three ounces. Under this order Henry Hammer, Iberia, broken leg the delegates will be tendered a wealth. these aiticles will heieafter be Mr. Mullinex, Sleepy Eye, Consumption The man who prophesied a "mild eomplimentary reception b'y company classified as merchandise, or fourth RAILROAD IN THE WORLD. Jos. Martinka, West Newton, and open" winter made himself scarce "F" of the Second regi memt. There's to be no end to social entertainments class matter, upon which the postage sore leg John Lauer, St. 'Peter, sore last Fi iday. Let it be forever remembered that the for the next two months if will be one cent per ounce. The following city daily leg Stranger from Illinois, weakness. It illj becomes a gieat all signs fail not. Besides the camp Births deaths must be reported is the text of the ordei: Two patients, Jos. Groebner of West like the VolkszeUung to continually fiie next Satui day and a theatre on All styles and prices. on or befoie the 10th if town clerks The character of paper as an aiticle Newton, and Mrs. Franta of New harp upon the shoitcomings of the REVIEW. of meichandise, within the meaning the Satuiday following, there will be expect to draw pay tor their services. Ulm, who haye been undergoing treatment RAILWAY If the editor of the Volkszeitung of the postal laws, is not necessarily at least six masquerade balls within at the hospital, have been discharged. The New Ulm Review starts in changed by printing or stamping the is really anxious to improve the the time above specified, besides th words, letters, characters, figures, images this week on its seventh year. Long is tbe best and shortest route to and from Chicago tone of the public press, he had much innumerable home circle socials, club and Council Bluffs (Omaha), and that it is preferred or any combination thereof. Theo. Crone's is the life and prosperity to it.St. Peter better devote his spare moments to hy all well posted travelers when passing to dances, leap year parties and an occasional Patterns, photos, playing cards, visiting A fatal railroad accident occurred and from Tribune. correcting the mistakes that appear in cards, address tags, paper sacks, show by a traveling troupe. CALIFORNIA AM COLORADO place for on the Chicago & Northwestern road his own sheet from day to day. A wrapping paper, etc., with punted It will be necessary to keep a tight Did you lead how Josiah Pitkin of between Watertown and Henri last advertisements thereon, bill heads, envelopes, word to the wise, etc. HATS and CAPS, grip on the strings of your mon^y It also operates the best route and the short li Chelsea, Vt., was cured of a terrible and other matter of the same Saturday. The east bound passenger between purse if you don't want to see the last The law requires parents or householders general ct aracter, the printing upon sore leg, by Hood's Sarsaparilla, the train ran into an engine and caboose Chicago and St. FanlgHiuneapolis which is not designed to instruct, nickle vanish before the coming of under a penalty not exceeding blood purifier? GIVEN BY stuck fast in a snow drift and the on. amuse, cultivate the mind or taste, or the lenten season. But then people $20 to report to the town clerk the Iy passenger in the caboose was killedBoth RecJcerPostJVo. 48, G.A.R. Milwaukee, La Crosse, Sparta, Madison, For) impart general information, are mere The Sons ot Hei man ball at Union Howard (Green Bay), Wie., Winona, Owatonna, must have a diversity of enjoyment following facts in case of births Date, engines and the caboose were articles of merchandise and will be Mankato, Minn., Cedar Rapids, De Moines. Web- Hall last Sunday evening was largely i yfin.Jt for the benefit of their health, you lated fouith class matter. bterCity, Algona, Clinton, Preeport Marshalltown, name, sex, and color, narn^s and place IN THE burned, the rear cars being saved by Iowa, Freeport, Elgin, Rockford, 111., are amongst attended, and the ball was a social know. of births of parents. In case of death, its 800 local stations on its lines. cutting them loose i om the burning "First Blood." and financial success. Among a few of tbe namereus points of snperion The Christmas Number of The We*t date, name, sex/and cpldV, whether wreck. Later in the day, and after the enjoy by the patrons of this road, are its This is the suggestive title of a fine Shore is by far the most elegant and DAY COACHES which are the finest thai human single, widowed or married', age and passengers had been taken to Watertown Grand Army of the Republic camp ait and ingenuity can create, its PALATIAL ON photo-eisg^ying just iaaued, illustrating artistic ever issued by the enterprising SLEEPING CARS, which are models of comfort place of birth af parents, disease or by a special which had been sent fiie at Turner Hall next Saturday and elegance, its PALACE DRAWING-ROOM in a grapiijfe life-like manner the Publisher. The engravings are Saturday evening Jan. 19th, 1884. cause of death, The foregoing for the CARS, which are unsurpassed by any and its out to their rescue, a train of workmen evening. Be on hand if you don't widel celebrated killing of the first victims of the Great beautiful and extremely appropriate benefit of the negligent in the matter with a snow-plow ran into the wish to miss a good thing. NORTH-WESTERN DINING CARS, Sioux Indian Massacre of 1802, in to the holiday season, especially that of reporting births and deaths. two cars left on the track, setting fire the like or which are not run by any other road of the "Christmas Rose," Under the Miunesota, the most blood-thirsty Addresses in English and German, A land advertising convention will to them and burning them up. Mail anywhere. In short, it is ea wted that IT lb The following officers of New Ulm patriotic songs, declamations by Mistletoe," and "Christmas on the slaughter that sullies the pages of his THE BEST EQUIPPED ROAD IN THE WORLD. be held in Worthington next Fiiday. agent Nunn was quite badly injured All points of interest North, Northwest and young ladies, music, tableaux of old Lodge No. 21, O. D. H. S., will be installed Overland Route." The latter in particular tory, and in which nine hundred The call is signed by prominent men West of Chicago, business centres, summer resorts by the second accident. and hunting and fishing grounds are accessible war scenes, and asocial dance will be at a meeting of the lodge next is a fine artistic production, men, women and children were butchered throughout southwestern Minnesota. by the various branches ofthis road. the order of the evening. Friday evening: and appeals strongly to the pioneer Itowuaand controls over 5,000 miles of road by the savages. This engraving PERSONAL MENTION. and has over four hundred passenger conductors jj@*No family dyes were ever so President, Herman Janish recollections of our people, as does also is not a product of imagination, but constantly caring for its millions of patrons. Ask your ticket agent for tickets via this route. popular than the Diamond Dyes. Secretary, Theo Montgomery A genuine old time soldiers' supper the Christmas story. The If est was designed by a special artist from AND TAKE NONE OTHER. All leading ticket Capt. Kirschstein, of Winona, Treasurer, Aug. Hellmann They never fail. The Black is far will be served in regular army agents sell them. It costs a* more to travel on Shore has won its way into popular the testimony of eye witnesses. It is tarried in our city last Thursday. this route, that gives first-class accomodations, Trustee, Jos. Schneider superior to logwood. The other col* style. favor by its intrinsic merit, both as than it does to go by the poorly equipped roads. 18x19 inches in size, printed on extra The appointive officers are not Mr. Jewell and lady, from Wisconsin, For maps, descriptive circulars ana summer resort in orsare brilliant. an art journal and an exponent of the heavy paper, and besides being of papers, or other information not obtainable eluded in the above list. All are cordially invited to participate are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. at your local ticket office, write to the resources of the Pacific Northwest, great value as an historical illustration, The New Ulm Literary Society have in the festivities. GEN PASS. AGT. & N. W. R'fcV. Kuetzing. Mr. Jewell is an experienced which latter feature renders it especially is a fine work of art. Price only in rebersal the three act comedy entitled The New Ulm Sportsmen's Club, at CHICAGO, ILL: newspaper man and has some valuable to any one desiring to Admission 25 cts. a Person* SI by mail. Agents can coin money "Paul Pry." The play will be a meeting held at the Merchants hotel SHORTwhageIpublicadteryntb"Shore intention of locating in this city. obtain reliable information. The subset and should at once address W. D. produced at Turner Hall, on Saturday last Sunday, elected the following Th nse of the THE COMMITTEE. Line*' in connectio with th Col. Bobleter, Surgeon Berry, iption price is $2 per annum, and JOUBERT, Litchfield, Minnesota. officers for the ensuing yeai: evening, Januaiy 19ih. corporate name of a great Capt. Eckstein, Lieut. Hoescheler, road, conveys Idea or just single numbers 25 cents. Published Jan. 9. 84. President, Ernst Brandt. require travelin UNDERWEAR, GLOVES, Sergt. Maj. Randall and Cprpl. Rosskopf HUE by L. Samuel, Portland, Or. a Short Line, Secretaiy, Henry Mueller. Attention is called to the advertisement Quick Time and the best of Time to Stop it left this morning for Mankato to Tieasmer, Aug. Quense. of the Chicago Weekly Herald. accommodationsall of MITTENS, STOCKINGS, Masquerade Ball, Captain, John Hauenstein. which are furnished by the It's toobad, Sir or Madam, but attend the annual convention of the Van Dusen & Jo. have shown their which is admitted to be one of the greatest Railway in America. |WOOLEN JACKETS, Lieutenant, Pr. Grebe. don't get frightened. Your hair is National Guard Association, hostility to independent wheat buyers laigest and best newspapers ever issued The club is in a flourishing condition falling offthat's certain. A glance &C.,&C, &C. by an order directing their agents at lor One Dollar per year. -Judge Webber returned home last CHICAGO, and will enter next season's campaign in the mirror, or an investigating Kasota and Oshawa to pay three cents Sunday night, having been detained I to win new laurels. committee of fingers tell the dismal The St. Peter doctors have joined in per bushel more for wheat than they MILWAUKEE in Marshall too days beyond the continueuce a caul announcing that hereafter all story. We won't discuss the possible pay at St. Peter. The St. Peter merchants At the regular meeting of the New of the January term of court, A splendid Assortment of pAUL AND&T. professional calls answered between cause. It is enough put an independent buyer in that Parker's Ulm Turnverein, held last Saturday, by a snow blockade. He leftagainy esterday 9 p. m. and 5 a. m., will be charged Hair Balsam used notv will prevent the market in order to keep up the the following officers were chosen for morning for Lincoln county, itfirising intfsa the double usual rate for day work. further destruction. Is your hair It owns and operates over 4,600 miles of road in price of wheat, and this is no doubt the ensuing year: where he is now holding a term ot Northern Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa somewhat gray, too, and crisp? Alas, the cause of the discrimination against and Dakota and as its main lines, branches and The Jtfew Ulm Review has sent out President, E G. Pahl. court. connections reach all the great business centres yes. The Balsam will give back the St. Peter. The Tribune says similar Vice President, Gust. Fischer. a calendar to all the subscribers of of tbe Northwest and Far West, it naturally answers Mr. Armond Steinhauser, a typo Secretary, Uhas. L. Roos. tbe description of Short Line, and Best original color, softness and gloss. Not complaints come from many other that paper, which gives evidence of a -AS- Route between for a number of years in the office of Cor. Secretary, Hemy Keller, sr. a dye not oily, elegantly perfumed, a points both in Minnesota and Dakota, well equipped affice. The Review is also 1st Turnwart, Jacob Nix. our neighbor, the Post, has gone to CHICAGO, MILWACKKB, ST. PAUL AXD MTKITBAP. perfect dressing. Feb. 6. 84. and an amount of wrath is being u s. a good and leliable paper.Tracy 2d Aug. F.Brandt. seek his fortune in St. Paul. Armond CHICAGO, MILWAUUS, OBTOVVTIXS, ABERDIEK aroused that it would be better for NECKTIES, LINEN and PAPER Bar Committee, Fr. Grebe. AND EUJCKDALE. Truviptt. wMk at home. (5 outfit free. Pay abso is a good, steady young man*, and CHICAGO, MILW-VKMC, POSTAGE, LACKOSSE AND Albert Bogpn, Van Dusen & Co. and all who aid him lately tnre. No risk. Capital not requited. CObLARS, HANDKERCHIEFS bound to make his mark in the saintly Render, if you want bueintis at which peraong WINONA. Henry Kellej, jr. to heed. There is also complaint that "Paul Piy" at Turner Hall, on Satuiday CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE, EAU CLAIBE AITD STILL. of either sex, young or old, can make city. and everything usually found in (Treat pay all the time they work, with absolute WATKB. Van Dusen & Co. after purchasing evening, January 19th. This certainty,write for particulars O HALLIT A CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE. WAUSAD AND MCBMILL. INSTALLATIONThe following offi. GIVEN BY THE Co Portland, Maine. Dec 1 1884 CHICAGO, MILWAVKBE, BEAVBK DAM, FOND DV first-class clothing and gent's furnish No. 2 wheat tickets of the Merchants' will be the first English dramatical HEADQUARTERS HECKER POST NO 48, I cers of New Ulm Lodge No. 53, I. O. LAO AID OWOSH. Tjtvnfri 4&vch$Hiraf G. A. R., ADJUTANT'S OFFICE, Association, shipped the wheat which CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE, WAUKESHA, AND OOON- entertainment that has been produced ing store. CATARRH ELYS O^P., were installed last Saturday OXOWQC. NEW ULM, MINN., JAN. 9th, 1884. was then graded as No. 3, and then since last September, and will no CHICAGO, MIIWAUKKE, MADISON AND PRAWHC evening to serve during the ensuing LATARRHM To all ex-soldiers and ex-sailors no CHIEW. would not allow the price for the doubt be well patronized. CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE, OWATONNA, MANKATO year. BilM IN greeting. Tou and your families are AND FABlBAULT. grade they accepted it at. The Mankato UNIOH HALL, has gained an enviable Ch. Stuebe, N. G. The twelfth annual convention of most cordially invited to a Camp Fire Chicago, Beloit, Janesvllle and Mineral Point. reputation wherever Review referring to this matter, Oar customers can rest assured that Ch. Rolloff, V. G. Chicago, Elgin, Rockford and Dubuque. known, displacing all of the above named post at Turner the Minnesota State Firemen's Association otherpreparations An Chicago, Clinton, Rock Island, Cedar Rapids and says it is a sort of "despotism in the C. Bray, Secretary. only the NEWEST and BEST elan of Hall, in the city of New Ulm, on Saturday article of undoubted Tama. will be held at HendersoD, next F. Friedman, Treasurer. produce market that would not be tolerated goods have been purchased, and that merit. Is conviment Chicago, Des Moines, Council Bluffs and Omaha. evening, Jaruaiy 19th, 1884, to Tuesday and Wednesday. All organized Ch. Stoll, W. und cleanly It causes Chicago, Canton, Sooix City, Soulx Falls and for a moment by any of the nd shelf-worn or shoddy goods art of On the evening of January 20th '84. no pain nor sneezing. Tankton. commence promptly at 8 p. m. Come, J. Schmucker, F. G. fire compaines in the State are Chicago, Milwaukee, Albert Lea and Southern T IS NOTALf- monarchial governments of Europe." fered.lfost assuredly is it in the interest F. Meile, O, G. bring your families and assist us in Minnesota Points. entitled to representation. The St. Peter people are very indignant QUID OR SNOFF. Chicago, Milwaukee, Mason City, Mitchell, and H. Fienzel, R. S. S. of everyone to examine my stock keeping alive the memories of logiBy Chamberlain. PROGRAMME FOLLOW. C. Zeller, L. S. S. over this state of affairl, and well Apply by the finger and compare prices before purchasing order of the committee, Rock Island, Dubuque, St. Paul and Minneapolis. %*"Better bear present evils than i nte the nostrils. It Schleuder, S to N. G. ,*& they might be. But what are you going elsewhere. HOSSCHELER, Adjt. will be absorbed, eltectnally Nothing will be left undone by the fly to those unknown." Better still, Davenport, Calmar, St. Paul and Minneapolis fcf W. Baarsch, L. S. to N\ G. cleansingthe Milwaukee, Racine, Belett, Preeport and Roek to do about it? members of the orchestra to make use Kidney-Wort and make your present nasal passages ol catarrhal J. X. Rosskopf. 0. Ialand. _, Last Friday was the coldest day v&%o. C8ora vims, causing this ball a first-class entertainment in Mitchell, Wolaey, %shtoi and Aberdeen. *j*^g F. Grebe, R. S. to V. G. evils fly to parts unknown. If healthy secretions. It allays inflamation, protects that has been experienced in twentyfive (Jim River Valley Line.) Druggists Say: every essential detail, A the membranal linings of the head from additional you find yourself getting bilious, head years. In this city the early risers colds, completely heals the sores and restores the FOUND AT LAST!Th/at for which MMSMVV and tbe below zero at 6 o'clock, sense of taste and smell. Beneficial results ere .heavy, mouth foul, eyes yellow, kid CMVtettoiMrMareran on tbe aBaiatbuM of 50 repor4J the people have waited for. Baking "We can always sell Speer's W'ne. realized by a few applications. ibeCMMcjtto, Mi&wrjurmam*uT.rjVM. neys disordered, symptoms of piles mral ^mission, j^btnisBion to gatferg, thmrtmgk tremtmumt wilt cmre. Powder has become an .almost indispensible Pronounced by our customers to be and there was but little variation during MMMMW\Mg, and every attention ia paid to passengers Uneqnaled for COLD in the HEAD, Headache 30 cents. 2$ cents. tormenting you, take at once KidneyWort. article in every well regulated the best they ever used. Our physicians the entirethe day.. The weather vans biis breeze from and Deafness, or any kind of mucoas membranal by courteous employes of tbe Company. family, and D,Land's Chemical all prescribe it. Has more sales irritations Send for circular By mail, prepaid, Use it as an advance guard an pointe8 due north toward the Arctic fiOc. a packagestamps received. Sold by Chas A. V. H.CABPRNTiB Brand supplies the want, with a S. 9. MERRILL, than any wine we ever handled." ion 8 either in dry or liquid formit is ef L. Roos and ajl dragrista. Oen'l Manager. A cordial invitation is extended to all. re id of Chas,, L. Gen 1 Pass. Age a Powder that is perfectly pure and at Speer's Wine* can ELY BROTHERS, DrBRgists, Owsgo,Y. I. T. CLARK, iicient. GEO.H.HBAJFORDt the same time reasonable in price, ^fp^Z" that quarter carried the cold wave in- The Committee. 1484 Gen'ISlpt., jfe, Aas'tCJan'lPats. Agt. iit^ ~1&l 3. f^SM'4 MM^M "tagm^ih r-" ^*aft-3w"