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^^^^^^^^miimmBdm^mmm Mft^liBatltllgipifiipil gapnTIMMffirnlltf 3?B$g5&&3 aft 'JX"^: ***2 ss&r^a^gps NEW ULM REVIEW WEDNESDAY, JANUARY, 2 8 1884, Swept into the Stream. NEW ULM AND VICINITY. A WORD WITH YOU: EOHN LIND. C. A. AAGBEBG. Mr. Peter Herian lost one of his valuable Attention is called to the prospectus Maennerchor musquerade ball in Office of LIHD & HABBEHB, grey horses on Wednesday af-^ of the St. Paul Daily Globe which appears Turner Hall next Sunday evening. Travelers' Guide. temoon of last week while at work on elsewhere in this issue of the Is the title to your land perfect? One and Thousand Acres Bears."d of Lan St. Peter wants twenty move factories Smart of REVIEW. The Globe will soon be moved the Cottonwood river plowing ice. In Attorneys-at-Law, New Ulm, Minn. Have you obtained the patent to B: to fill its seven hotels up with into its new building and will then passing over a weak spot the ice gave your land? Mr. Erank L. Randall having withdrawn boarders. be printed on a $30,000 Hoe perfecting way and the horse sank beneath the from the partnership heretofore Has your title passed through On the deck of a big Mississippi steamboat stood existing between us, the undersigned press. The Globe people are bound that surface of the water. The workmen probate Com I? A bright boy wishing to read law an aged Southern planter. Indicating by a sweep with C. A. Hagberg will continue, in their great daily shall be second to" succeeded in getting the horse paitly of bis arm the water the boat was passing over, be Are heirs interested in it? may have an apportunity at the office the firm name of LIND& HAGBRRG, said to a passenger from the North: "When I was none in the west. out, but it being a large, heavy animal, Wiqoi\k & gt. Petei' f{ f( Are you relying on a tax deed for and I take the liberty to assure my Of. .FRANK RANDALL. twelve years old I killed my first bear on a new it again got away from them and clients that all litigated matters will your title? plantation my father was then cutting out of a OP THE Dr. J. R. Forster, after having sold The Journal claims a population of teceive my careful and personal attention forest that grew directly over the waters of this was drowned. Mi. Herian valued the Going West. If so the equity of redemption (roi?ig Hast. out his dental office over Kiesling & as in the past. bend. That was a mighty good plantation, and 4,000 people for St. Peter. Are the iy Passenger *0:30a Day Passenger *9:20 horse at $250. should be duely barted. We attend to all suits in the State and there was right smart of bears there, too. But Keller's store, has concluded to remain Night *9 20pm Night 4:58am 700 asylum inmates included in this If a tax title is outstanding against We are now fairly in the midst of United StateajCourts, examine and perfect that one thousand acres of land went into the in this city and will in a few days 'Except Sunday. Daily. estimate? Mississippi years ago." your propeity it should be disposed of. titles, negotiate loans.jbuy and sell the carnival season. One masquerade CLOTHING open anew dental office in J. B. Carl's real estate, foreclose mort gages C. W. HEIDEMANN, Agent It is putting no strain upon the figure to say that Making these matters a specialty, we ball, that of the Ernst Orchestra at building, next to Mr. S. D. Peterson's great forests of youthful hope, womanly beauty and make collections. At the Cong. Church, cor. Minn. Sc are prepared vo perfect any title that Union Hall, last Sunday evening, has and manly strength are swept in the same way New U|m Market Report. machine agency office. For the present, We refer to the Citizens Bank of Third South Sts., every Sunday every year into the great, turbid torrent of disease is capable of being made good, lor a already been held,*and others will follow New Ulm, Minn. The Brown County and death. Yet it should not be so. That it is so and until his new effice is fitted Preaching at 10% A. M. Sunday reasonable compensation. From our is a disgrace as well as a loss. People are largely Bank of New Ulm, Minn. and the in quick succession. The next [Corrected weekly by R. PFEFFERLE, dealer in up, he can be found at the Mei chants too careless or too stupid defend their own interestthe School at 2 P. M. All are welcome. German Imperial Consul of Chicago. Grain, Provi^ious, Grocenes and Countiy Pro- connection with the United States one down on the bills is that of the most precious of which is health. Hotel, where he is ready to wait upon duce.1 Seats free. JOI.N LIND. That gone, all is gone. Disease is simple, but to Land Office, we have ample facilities Maennerchor, at Turner Hall, next all old customers and friends. recklessness or ignorance the simplest things might recklessness or ignorance the simplest Subscriptions for the Daily or AND for exammining these questions. Call as well be complex as a proposition in Conic SecUous. Sunday evening. This society never El GUAIN. Siitacriptkii As the huge Western rivers, wh AMITOJI Weekly issues of that fearless and enterprising at our office for further information. Two runaways occurred in West fails in making their social entertainments Wheat, 71 76 ug Western shores,,arise rivers which inoa often flood the cities along their few irais'lsffiisiiaB newspaper, The Chicago long their shores, arise in a few O.tts 25 0 28 German and Scandinavian languages Newton last Monday. Mr. C. Stuebe's a success, and from the programme paiElAD[ mountain springs, so all ear ailments can be traced Corn 4CO 60.. Herald, will be received at the office spoken. to impure blood and a small group of disordered team of this city spilled the occupants which appears in another organs Barley 45 Ti he most effective and inclusive remedy lor disease of this paper. of the sleigh by the roadside column it will be seen that unusual LIND & HAGBEKG. isF.AJR3CX%'S T02TZC.It aoestothe 1'itovisio^s. sources of pain and weakness. In response to its Attorneys at Law, New Ulm, Minn. and then continued their journey effoits are being put forth to make the Beef on foot, per cwt.. 2 00 3 00 i action, the liver, kidneys, stomach and heart Mr. Kuetzing last Monday sold the Mutton per head 3 0 0 O 3 2 5 begin theii work afresh, and disease is driven out. alone, taking short cuts over fences coming ball a most enjoyable event. Bucklen's Arnica Salve. The Tonic is not, however, an intoxicant, but cures Pork per cwt 3 75 3 4 00 entire stock in his store opposite the and through fields until they tumbled a desire for strong arink Have you dyspepsia, 00 2 Flom per cwt 2 50 9 rheumatism, or troubles which have refused to Union Hotel to H. F. Seiter, and the The question as to whether or not a THE BEST SALVE in the world for over a fourteen feet embankmentStrange yield to other agents? Here is your help. BY Corn Meal per cwt 2 0 0 same was packed up and shipped to Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt teacher is entitled to draw his pay every 18 84. to say neither horses nor Beans 1 50 0 2 0 0 Tlieo.Crone. Tracy yesterday. Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter Chapped month is regulated by a decision Peas 1 25 1 50 sleigh were injured. Mr. Xav. Brunner's Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin of the Attorney General which reads Onions 60 SO Frank L. Randall having withdrawn team ran away from the Walzer Potatoes, per bushel 25 Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, as follows: "A school teacher can from the firm of Lind & Randall is to residence, and one of the horses fell ii Sugar Owed Hums pertb 12 J or no pr- required. It is guaranteed collect wages monthly,and is not compelled be found at his new office in Baarch's down and bioke a leg. Breakfast Baco per ft O 10.. to give*' perfect satisfaction, or money to wait until the end of the building. He gives his personal attention Dried Beef, per lb 0 15 The many friends of Frederich refunded. Price 25 cents per box. term, when the money is not paid upon SaltPoik, per lb 12 13.. to all matters entrusted to him, The people of New Ulm and vicinity Lard, per lb 8 10 Quense will be pained to learn that he For sale by C. L. Roos.Jan. 16-1885. demand the teacher is entitled to and transacts a general law business. Butter, per lb \2}4 15 are herewith respectfully informed is lying at the point of death in the interest from the time his salary was Cheese, per 2(). that I have opened a first-class clothing An exchange says that the Chicago PERSONAL MENTION. city of St. Louis. His father, Mr. due until paid. When a director refuses Poultry, per lb 8 10 store, and examination of my & Northwestern railroad will doubletrack Aug. Quense, received intelligence of to countersign an order, the treasurer Eggs, per dozen 2 0 GTVEN BY THE stock and prices is invinted. Just received their load from Chicago to his d.mgerous illness last week, and a is not authorized to pay, but proceedings Mr. Wm. Gebser, of Sleepy Eye GROCERIES a very large assortment of SugarWhite, per 11.. maue our sanctum a pleasant call last Pierre inside of ten yeais. The need sister at once hastened to his bedside. may be commenced against the The Largest, Best and Most Complete i Monday. Yellow, per 10.. of a double-tracked road will become She wntes that her brother is in the director by mandamus, and a teacher Brown, per lb 10.. Newspaper ever sent Dr. Marden was in attendance at manifest in much less time than ten last stages of consumption and that he is not entitled to pay for any holidaj Dried FruitsApples 12 ON E YEJipit $1.00. the annual session of the Grand Lodge, years. Three months will do it. can live only a few days longer. His that may given the school, except on Peaches, per lb 10 A. F. and A. M., in St. Paul, last Saturday Evening, February 2 ,1 88 4. Prunes, per lb 10 12H employer has only the kindest words the 22d f February." BARNUM declares that he humbugs week. Coffee-Rio, Gree 20" 25.. to say of him and everything possible Sizes, prices, styles and quality to the people because they enjoy being Ri o, Roasted,per lb.. .2 0 25 EIGHT LARGE PAGES H. F. Seiter, one of our old-time The latest invention for the benefit is being done to stave off the fatal suit every taste and purse. Java, Green, per lb.. .3 0 33.. On this occasion will be produced, humbugged. Those who claim not to boys, shock hands with a few of his of the farmers, says an exchange, is a hour. Java, Roasted, par lb "40.. under the direction of Mr. Chas. Gebser, Containing the News of the Day, Agricultural belong to this class will prove their IN many friends in this city last Monday. nice looking old gentleman who is in Mocha Green, per lb 35.. and other matter interesting 7 5 4 sincerity by buying DeLand's Chemical The man} friends of Chas. A. Johnson* 4 Herman says business is booming in the ostensible and very proper business IVasJapan, per 40 to the farmer and his family, complete The Devil's Dance. Baking Powder and no other. Green, pel 60 8 the newly installed Clerk of the Market Reports,Stories,Sketches, Tracy. of buying up sheep. He is doing 0 Black, per 50 75.. Theie is no humbug sibout that. etc. Sample copies free. Address Distiict Court in Nicollet county, will Carl Rolloff was in attendance at up Illinois now. He has a yearning which outdoes by fir anything heretofore CftlCSCrO W^^Yft^fi&Li) produced at a masquerade ball in he pleased toieam that he has already the Grand Lodge meeting of the Sons desire for young sheepwhat are 'Officers ot Brown County. Chas. Russell, of Sleepy Eye, nephew WE HAVE A VERY LARGE this city, and which is being produced found favor with the people of St. of Heiinann, in Minneapolis, last known as "lambs" on the metropolitan of Mr. S. D. Peterson of this city, has in the eastern cities with immense Post Office Address New Ulm. ASSORTMENT. Peter. The Tribune says of him: Chicago 111. week, as the representative of the boards of trade and in commercial success. Full programme in next issue AUDITORH. B. Constans. been appointed mail agent on the "Chas. A. Johnson is now in charge TREASURERR. Peffefeilo. craps New Ulm lodge. of this paper. circles. Before completing a sheep Sioux city road, upon the recommendation RPOISTFKOF BEEDS- A. F. Walton SUITS of the office of clerk of court, and is If you^want a daily paper try JunoE OF PROBATEE Brandt. dicker he invariably strikes off into a Mr. Lambart NaDgele, publisher of Congressman Wakefield. Mr. Ui ERIVOF THE DIST COURTAlbert Blanctiurd Admission SO Cents. keeping his business all fixed up in THE CHICAGO BERAID, discussion of the ills that afflict the of the Minneapolis Freie Prcsse, Avhiled SHERIFFfcdwaid Casey. Russell is an active, intelligent young good shape. Wefindhim a very affahie SURVEYORJ Berndt. political situation generally. Most all away a few days in our city last man and his appointment is one of the COHRT COMMISSIONERA. llagberg All Styles. An entrrpiising, fearless and reliable gentleman and we predict that he CuiiM'v VITORNEYFr. Eaaseu grangers are opposed to the payments week. The Freie Pressa is the leading Tickets can be obtained at the following best that could have been made. Chicago daily that has been a great CORONFRJonao LandeNschlager. will make an efficient and popular offic- named places: Miss Westphal's of lai ge salaries to State and County German weekly newspaper in the COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTD. B.Velikanje success because of its excellence in OVi^dO&T^. er.*' millinery store, Weschcke's drug Mr. Jos. Giesen, the popular St. l every particular. It presents all the officers. So is the nice gentleman. State and enjoys a laigo subsciiption store, Kiesling, Keller & Co's., Officers oi the City of New Ulm. news every day on four large pages Paul costumer, will be in the city Saturday list fiom this city. He hauls out a petition to the Legislature Schnobrieh's saloon, City Drug An exchange says that the mail force and at a price that permits its being and Sunday with a Luge and lequesting that "honorable" wonII Constans. Store, and from all members taken regularly by everybody. For on the Winona & St/Peter railroad will All styles and prices. (.Virvc ILORSM Epplu, Buenger, C. Loenhord. Very Remarkable Recovery. vaiied assortment of masquerade costumes of the society. No tickets body to reduce the salaries aforesaid. sale by all newsdealers. Sent on trial Pfcfterle ind PLcnningcr. be incieased in a short time. The increase will be sold at the door. which ho will rent tor the CLEUKJacob Nix. Mr Geo. V. Willing, of Manchester* by mail, postage paid, six days In After the signature of this, he concludes TIU.A^UHKRFi. Forstcr. can not come too soon. All the Mrennerehor masqueiade ball, at reasonable each week for two months for One Mich writes: "My wife has Theo. Crone's is the Cirr JUSTICESU. Fischer and Aug Westphal. he will not close up that sheep Black Hills mail goes over this route Dollar. Address CITY ATTOUNE\Jos. A. Eckstein been almost helpless for five years, A most cordial invitation is extended rates. Costumes will be on exhibition deal just at present. And the granger Covsr-ABLfcJos Galles. and a gieat portion of the Dakota mail, place for to all, by so helpless that she could not turn THE CHICAGO HERALD, in the basement of the Union MARSHALF. Mode. finds his note in the neighboring bestdes the local mail, and it is almost The New film Tnrnvereiu. over in bed alone. She used two Hall. HATS and CAPS, HECKERP0STN0. 48 A. hank in the ceurse of a few days. 120 and 122 Fifth-av., Chicago, III. an impossibility for one man to handle GRAND Bottles of Electric Bitters, and is so New Ulm. Attention is called to the advertisement this vast amount of mail pioperly. much improved, that she is able JAMES W. SCOTT, Publisher. Mr. L. C. Ives agitates in the Sleepy Rpgulai meetings the thiul Tuesday of the Turnverein masquerade UNDERWEAR, GLOVES, now to do her own work." 113 84 The woik will necessarily increase Eye Herald the petitioning of the of each month, at 7:30 o'clock p. m., at |||ASQUERAD[ ball, to be held on Saturday, Fed. 2d. greatly with the rush of the spring Electric Bitters will do all that is County Commissioners to lay out a Tinner Hall. MITTENS, STOCKINGS, The Tuinveiein masqueiade balls, always ALL ODD3 immigiation, and unless the force is claimed for them. Hundreds of new county road on the section line WM PFJUN DI R, S C. J.R fWOOLEN JACKETS, popular, will this season outdo testimonials attest their great curative increased nregularities cannot be prevented. J. HOESHELBR, Adjt. running south from the village of all pievious efforts in that direction. powers. Only fifty cents a &C.,&C.,&C. Sleepy Eye, through apart of the bottle at C. L. Roos'. The one announced in this issue of the Congiessman Wakefield will send town of Home into the town of Stark, The ice CJ op is now being harvested, REVIEW will be the social event of the MILIOADIMTHEWOim agncultuial lepoits to all who notify A splendid Assortment of crossing the Big Cottonwood at Russel SPRINGFIELD ITEMS. and quite a good yield it is. The iqe season, if all signs fail not. him that they wish them. Ives' place and so on south on said Let it be forever remembered that the on the Minnesota river averages from Considerable astonishment is expressed line through A. J. Oilman's farm, on Cured of Spasms. Mr. J. M. Walzer, an old and respected 12 to IS inches in thickness, according at the action of the new village the little Cottonwood into the settlement citizen of West Newton, died to the depth of snow covering it. The council in screwing the liquor 'I am well and happy again," says in the town of Albin commonly AS license up to 1300. last Saturday, after along illness. laihoad company, Mr. J. Bender and our fair coriespondent, Miss. Jennie known as the Bohemian settlement NECKTIES, LINEN and PAPER A restaurant, bakery and barber RAILWAY Mr, Jos. Schmucker are cutting their P. Warren, 740 AV. Van Bui en St., (one of the most flourishing settleof shop, under the supervision of Mr. Hood's Saisaparilla is an extract of ice near Bender's brewery, while Mr. Chicago, 111., "your Samaritan Nerbine COLLARS, HANDKERCHIEFS Gust. Olson, late of Walnut Grove, andments the county), there crossing the best remedies of the vegatable is tbe beat and nborteet route to and from Chicago Peter Herian has a crew of men cured me of spasms." are some of the new things in store and everything usually found in a und Council Bluffs (Omaha), and that it is preferred the Little Cottonwood and so on south kingdom known as Alteiatives, and by all well posted travelers when passing to teams at work about a quarter of a for us in the near future. and from first-class clothing and gent's furnishing across the town of Albin to the county Blood Purifiers. mile further up the river. Mr. Referring to Mr. E. L. Hanson's find Mr. Aug. Holl, formerly of New CAUFOBNIA AMD COLORADO. line also to have the Leavenworth store. Ulm, has opened a saloon here in S. Hauenstein and Mr. Schell aie working of $240, in this city, in 1874, and his Gov. Hubbard has appointed William bridge moved from its present location D. Peterson's building. The &300 an ice ciew near the railroad consequent insanity thereat, the St. It also operates the best route and the short line Rich, of Maishall, as the representative license had no terror for him. to said county road. It is held between Our customers can rest assured that Peter Tribune says that if every bridge. of the Ninth judicial distnct Chicago aid St. Paul|Minneapolis There was a marked decline in the that the bridge where now located is only the NEWEST and BEST claw of man who finds money and fails to leturn price of wheat last week still, farmers on the State Board, of Equalization. of little benefit to anyone, and the location goods have been purchased, and that it to the rightlul owner should As will be seen by a card elsewhere are hauling in their wheat lively. Milwaukee, La Crosse, Sparta, Madison, Fori of anew county road isevidently no shelf-worn or shoddy goods are offered.Most be smitten with a remorse of conscience in this issue of the REVIEW, the law Howard (Green Bay), Wis., Winona, Owatonna, The people hereabouts, irrespective agitated with a view of bringing Mankato, Minn., Cedar Rapids, Das Moines. Web. assuredly is it in the inter* of religion, will be glad to know that Tracy is to have a chapter of Royal and become insane, the build firm of Lind & Randall has been dissolved. sterCity, Algona, Clinton, Freeport Marsballtown, the bridge into more general use. Rev. Father Stulz will remain here. Iowa, Freeport, Elgin, Rockford, 111., are amongst est of everyone to examine my stock ings at that place would have to be Arch Masons, the members of that order Mr. Frank L. Randall retires its 800 local stations on its lines. He had a call to assume the pastorate and compare prices before purchasing enlarged. Among a few of the nnmerens points of superior! in Walnut Giove, Mai shall and and is succeeded by Mr. Albert Hagberg, of the Sleepy Eye congregation, but he G. A* R. enjoy by tbe patrons of this road, are its elsewhere. Cuine joining with the Tracy members the new firm continuing the business DAY COACHES which are the finest that human is so well pleased with Springfield and art and ingenuity can create, its PALATIAL It looks, says the Winona Republican, its people that he declined the offer undei the firm of Lind & Hagberg. in the move. SLEEPING CARS, which sre models of comfort The annual encampment of the of the Sleepy Eye people. snd elegance, its PALACE DRAWING-ROOM as though Dakota was going to Mr. Ilagbeig has been a silent CARS, which are unsurpassed by any and its Grand Army of the Republic, department As the weather prognosticators say Large numbers of dressed hogs are receive another big rush of immigration widely celebrated partner of the firm of Lind & Randall of Minnesota, was held in Stillwater $unday 3i(Veiiii)g, Jkijukfy 3T 84 that the coldest weather comes this brought in aud the owners thereof NORTH-WESTERN DINING CARS, this Spring, the tide having already for many years, and he is a young attorney have no difficulty in finding a ready last Thursday. About one winter wnen the moon is full, the St. commenced to flow. For several the like of which are not run by any other road of considerable prominence. market. anywhere. In short, it Is asserted that IT IS hundred delegates were in attendance. PROGRAMME Peter Tribune is of opinion that the Board of Audita days past car loads of immigrants The change of the firm name now THE BEST EQUIPPED ROAD IN THE WORLD. Frank Burg and Anton Crone, two Hecker Post of this city was not All points ef interest North, Northwest and moon must have been chuck full for with their families, household effects brings him more prominently New Ulmites, made our village a vislast West of Chicago, business centres, summer resorts represented. The following department the past two weeks. and hunting and fishing grounds are accessible and live stock have been passing week. before the public. Mr. Randall has JANUARY 7TII, 1884. 8 p. m.Grand mass-meeting of Buffoons, by tbe various branches of this road. officers were elected for the enduing The board of Audit of Brown county through this city on their way westward Ice cutting is now the order of the opened an office in Baarch's building. Itownaand controls over 5,000 miles of road and such as desire to bocome The Lyon County News has sent year: and has over four hundred passenger conductors Minn., met and organized by electing day. Lucas Fecker and Wolf Schmidt over the Winona & St. Peter one, in TURNER HALL. constantly caring for its millions of patrons. out to its subscribers a neatly printed At the annual meeting of the New Auditor Constans as chairman and are putting up a very large quantity of Commander, E. C. Babb, Minneapolis. Ask your ticket agent for tickets via-this route. railroad. This is the first year that 9 p. m.Grand entry of Prince Carnival clerk. They examined and compared AND TAKE NONE OTHER. All leading ticket the congealed aqua flavia. Year Book, profusely illustrated and Ulm Mssnnerchor, last Friday evening, 3f and Suite, to be followed by Polonaise. agents sell them. It costs ae more to travel on settlers have heeded Mr. Greeley's advice the books and accounts of Auditor and Mr. Lambert Naegele, of the Minneapolis replete with useful information. As the following officers were elected this route, that gives first-clsss accomodations, S. V. Com., R.,A. Becker, St. Paul. Treasurer and found them properly sufficiently to make a start with than it does to go by the poorly equipped roads. Freie Presae, made his subscribers for the ensuing year: an enterprising rewspaper man Bro. For this occasion only will the Royal For maps, descriptive circulars and summer resort balanced and the funds corresponding, J. V. Com., R. R. Miller, Worthington. a full outfit for the West in January. in this village a call last week. papers, or other information not obtainable Band cough through their silver-tongued, Whitrey is hard to beat. President, Chas. Stoll. which were turned over to the newly at your local ticket office, write to the But the world moves. brass-lined instruments. The grand military ball on the 18th qualified treasurer. Vice President, Gust. Gcetsch. GEN'L PASS. AGT. & N. W. R'W. Medical Director, Dr. J. C. Rhodes, inst., at Gamble's hall, was an immense jj@In the Diamond Dyes more coloring Treasurer, Rudolphi. County Revenue Fund $620.83 Another deadbeat has struck town. CHICAGO, ILL: Stillwater. success. Other similar social Secretary, J. Petry. Poor 27.92 TABLEAU: is given for 10 cts. than in any He is young in years, small in stature, SHOR events are to follow in quick succession. 'The Immigrants." Chaplain, R. N. Adams, Fergus Road & Bridge" 634.21 Musical Director, Geo. Jacobs. 1 15 or 25-cent dyes, and they give faster but quite well up in his tricks. He The use of the term "Short Int. & Sinking 2,084.03 Falls. Line" in connection with the The officers of the dramatic section and more brilliant colors. gives himself out as a professional corporate name of a great Private Redemption ac'ct 135.72 For the first time in New Ulm. C. G. Edwards of Spring Valley, W. are: road, conveys an Idea of just In Prescribing Wine. man, but so far his only prpfessional General Town Fund 404.84 According to the St. Peter Journal, what Is required by tbe traveling H. Halton of Elk River and W. H. H. IE President, H. Rudolphi. The physician desires to give a liquor School District Fund... 891.64 publica Snort Line, qualities have centered on beating the Tracy wants another newspaper, and To tell all that will come to pass Quick Time and the best of Taylor of Stillwater, were elected delegates containing the extractive parts of Seoretary, Her von Schmidt. Current School Fund 113.40 printer. Besides some cards he had accommodations-all of would be indiscreet. T.M.Perry, sr., proposes to supply that ~t the grape, such as iron, grape sugar Tax Collection 4,033.29 to the National Encampment, which are furnished by the Manager, Gust. Vogeler. printed in this office and then refustd greatest Railway in Ameri- and the other elements which give to want. One newspaper in a town of which will be held in Minneapolis An Editor's Tribute. to take them on the flimsy ground that 88,945.88 port wine its special flavor or bouquet At this masquerade ball the natives the size of Tracy is, in our opinion, all next June. and its singular blood making properties his name did not show up prominent will be treated to a sight never before Theion P. Keator, Editor IN TREASURY. of Ft. (CHICAGO, that the business will warrant. The reports of the outgoing officers that is contained in the coloring Brown Co. Bank deposit.... $4,370.52 seen. Everything can be seen, even enough, he asked us to give him a local Wayne, Ind., "Gazette," writes: principle of Red Wine. Citizens Bank deposit 4,418.36 the Egyptian darkness. show that the order has grown rapidly MILWAUKEE send-off, and here it is. His name The same tiouble has arisen between always "Gor the past five years have Speer's New Jersey Wines, especially State, tree and wolf bounty.. 48.00 during the past year. The strength will appear, in "prominent" letters, the First and Second regiments M. N. used Dr. King's New Discovery, for his Port, are grown on a brown Town Orders 22.00 pAUL Admission 50 cents. AND&T. f the department as shown bv the stone shale soil, rich in iron and from later on. G. as was experienced last year. Both School 30.00 coughs of most severe character, as reports of the Assistant Adjutant General vines brought from the banks of the Note in Bank 57.00 regiments want to go into camp on I well as for those of a milder type. It River Doura, in Portugal, where the for December, 1882, was as follows: It owns and operates over 4,600 miles of road in The death of one of Mr. Christ. July 7th and the camp equipage own-1 The Fool's Committee of the Maennerchor never fails to effect a speedy cure. Northern Illinois. Wisconsin, Minnesota. Iowa finest ports in the world are made but $8,945.88 Number of posts, 14, number Sch lumberger's horses was caused by and Dakota and aa its main lines, branches and has spared no costs to make edby the State will only peimitof one My friends to whom I have recommended none ever reach this country. Speer's On motion the board resolved that connections reach all the great business centres of members, 648. Last year at the a somewhat singular accident, on Monday this ball one of the best ever held in regiment going into camp at that time. Wines are regarded superior to any in of the Northwest and Far West, It naturally answers the Brown Co. Bank be required to it speak of it in same high this city. All lovers of fun in this tbe description of Short Line, and Best same time there were 56 posts, and of last week. Mr. Schlumberger is the market. For bale by Chas. L. give new bond to the County in the terms. Having been cured by it of Route between metropolitan city and in the suburban Chas. A. Johnson, who has been Roos. 362 members. Six new posts, having a resident of West Newton and while sum of $25,000. every cough I have had for five years, villages, are most cordially invited. CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE, ST. PAUL AND MDTKEAP. duely installed in the Cleik of Couit's a membership of 9, have been mustered on his way home fiom this city on H. B. CONSTANS, UB. I consider it the only reliable and sure J. R. FOSTER, Attest: chairman CHXCAOO, MILWAUKEE, OBTOKVILLE, AKBDEK office in Nicollet county, is bound to in since January 1st. The next the day above mentioned, one of his cure for Coughs, Colds,, etc." Call at AND ELLENOALK. Tickets are on sale at the Dakota H. B. CONSTANS, DENTIST. State encampment will be held in have business if in his power to make horses stepped upon a stake lying in CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE, POBTAOE, LA CAOSSS AND Clerk. Feb 6 '84 House, City Drug Store, Geo. Jacob's C. L. Roos' City Drug Store and get WINONA. Manitato. the road, the pointed end flying up it. The Tribvne is authority for the store, J. Neumann's, Jos. Stuetz's, E. CBICAOO, MILWAUKEE, EAU CLAIRE AUD STILL. a Frei. Trial Bottle. Large Size $1.00. NEW ULM, MINN. WATES. and entering the horse's belly, killing Schnobrieh's, J. Hoescheler'g, Henry statement that he coaxed a young CHIOAOO, MILWAUKEE. WAUBAU AND MKEKILL. A $20 BIBLE PRIZE. Rudolphi's also by all the members of A full set of teeth for ten dollars. CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE, BEAVER DAM, FOND DV it almost instantly. The stake was a man for over an hour a few days ago Served Him Right. LAO AND OWOBH. the Maennerchor. ON common piece of timber such as is used to take out a marriage license, but CHICAOO, MILWAUKEE, WAUKESHA, AND OCON- Gas administered by Dr. Berry, and The publishers of Rutledeg's Monthly THE ARRANGMENTS COM. OKOWOC. Tuesday, February 12th, 1804, for side stakes of wood racks, and teeth extracted without pain. unavailingly. At the annual meeting of the New CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE, MADISON AND PBAIEIK otter twelve valuable rewards in DU CHIEIT. hundreds of teams had passed ovei it Ulm Maennerchor, last Friday evening. CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE, OWATONNA, MANKATO MESBRO S. GOTTLBB. their Monthly for Febuary, among J. Klotfnef, Jr\ without an aceidei.t. will bt sold to the highest bidder, on AND FARIBAULT. %*"The same measure will not Mr. Geo. Jacobs, the musical director Chicago, Belolt, Janesvtlle and Mineral Point. which is the following: the farm of the undersigned, 7 miles Chicago, Elgin, Rockford and Dubuque. suit all circumstances.'' But Kidney-Wort of the society, was soundly WHOLESALE Nicollet county shows up 415 births from New Ulm, in the town of Cottonwood, Chicago, Clinton, Rock Island, Cedar Rapids and We will give $20.00 to the person Druggists, caned. This littled episode occurred suits all cases of liver, bowels Tama. and 163 deaths for the year 1883 the following personal of' (Successor to M. Mullen.} telling us which,is the longest verse Chicago, Des Moines, Council Bluffs and Omaha. after the new officers had been elected, and kidney diseases and their concomitants, facts: Chicago, Canton, Souix City, Sonix Falls and There were three pairs of twins born in the Old Testament Scriptures by DEALER IN Yankten. I work horses, 1 two-year-old and and was so unexpected, to one of piles, constipation, diabetes, in the county. Of the births 210 were Febuary 10th, 1884. Should two or Chicago, Milwaukee, Albert Lea and Southern one-year-old colts, 26 bead of cattle the principals at least, that he offered #l\elf\Sekvy Sk^dwkfe Minaesota Points. ague, etc. Try it and you will say males and 196 females. Of the deaths, more correct answers be received, the Chicago, Milwaukee, Mason City, Mitchell, and amongst which are 10 cows 3 wagons, but little resistence. Mr. Chas. Stoll, so too. Chamberlain. reward will be dividedf The money 80 were males and 83 females. The following 2 plows, one seeder, 2 corn plows. 1 MINN. ST. PAUL, Rock Island, Dubuque, St. Paul and Minneapolis. the president of the society, had been In Biown county the births were will be forwarded to ttie winner Febuary good sflf-bmder, 2 sleighs, 1 fanning shows the number of births and AND H.H. Eeussmann, Davenport, Calaar, St. Paul and Minneapolis. selected to inflict the chastisement 50G, the deaths 138. Among the 15th, 1884. Persons trying for mill and many other farm implements* deaths in the towns adjoining to Brown MUwaukee, Racine, Belelt, Freeport and Rock ill of Farm Machinery, Also household goods. upon their worthy director, and they the reward must send 20 cents in silver buthsaie lecoided one of triplets Island. county: Mitchell, Wolsey, isnto* and Aberdeen. TERMS:All sums under $10 must (no postage satmps taken) with say he done it quite handsomely. Mr. ami eiglaof twius. Old Brown appeals (Jim River Valley Line.) Dealer in be paid in cash on all sums over $10 TOWNS. I^ ^HS. DEATHS. their answer, for which they wiU receive NEW ULM, MINN. Jacobs of course was overwhelmed, to be laisingher own settlers one year's time will be given on secured ShelfHeavyHardware,Iron, Steal West Newton, r^: ao .6, J*Hlfsnsm nBtn and the the March Monthly, in which but he was equal to the emergency and not depending upon immigration. notes bearing 8 per cent, inter* Cmn to Vm sssrM are ran on the main lines of .3. AGENTShandsomesenbastSaeoafkaleree. Ridgely 17 the name and address of the winner of wanted far Th Uve tb the cmwaaaa, Mizwjurmmm mr.rJtvi. and soon came up smiling. He now A cle:u gaui of 362 new citizens in a est. Presidents of tbe U. Thelarg .6. Carpenters9and Farming Tools, MJIMMtWMjm, and every attention is paid to passengers Courtland, 42 the reward and the correct answer will lest boo Should the weather be bad on the sports a beautiful gold-headed cane, yeai is a big thing. Keep this thing ..9. bxeoorteons employes of the Company. sold for less tha twic price Lafayette, 37 be published, and in which several above mentioned day, tbe auction will *k The fastest selling book in America Immense the cause of last Friday night's troubles. up a fw yeais and the county won't FARMING MACHINERY, &c. in the I ft. more valuable rewards will be offered. Among the deaths reported iroflts to the agents. All intelligent people want A. V. H.CARPE TR JLL, 8.S. be held on? the first subsequent fair It was a compliment worthily hold her population.St. James Anyone can become a successful agent. Terms county, 53 occurred in the asylum at Geal Pass)'Ag en Gen'l Manager. Address RUTLEDGE PUBLISHING COM- Cor, Minn. A 1st N, Strs., Maine.--- day. HAW LCT BOOK CO, Augusta, bestowed. GEO.H.HXAFFORDt Journal. St. Peter. J.T.CLARK, JOITK P. GULDI^. PANY, Easton, Pa. NEW ULM, MINN. Asftaem'iraas.Agt. & j?-? Kit^Jkr^ JTT'