NEW ULM REVIfiW^-WEDNESEfXY, 'MAY^/tSS* Farmers Humo in the Stomach i Tuesday, of ^next week, when WE DO N OT CLAIM amendments or a vote to strike out Much of the distress and sickness The Republican State convention the enacting clause will be in order. attributed to dyspepsia, chronic tbat HOOD'S SABSA?ABIKLA will cure everything, but the fact tbat on the purity and held in St.' Paul last Thursday was The Tariff had to give way on Piiday, diarrhoea and other causes is occasioned vitality of the blood' depend the vigor and a large and euthusiastic gathering. the day which is always devoted by humor in the stomach. Wednesday, May, 7, 1884. health of the whole system, and that disease Every county in the State was fully to the private calendar, and onSeveral cases, with all the characteristics of various kinds Is often only the sign that nature Is trying to remove the disturbing Saturday the special order in the represented. The friends of Blaine of these complaints,. have *t KJS* -1*?* The Maasachusetts Democrats, in cause,we are naturally led to the conclusion House was tfre Dingley shipping were greatly in the majority in the been cured by Hood's Sarsaparilla. that a remedy that gives life and vigor to State convention, have declared for bill. Among the private measures convention but the friends of the Other cures effected by this medicine the blood, eradicates scrofula and other impurities Ben Butler for President. that received attention on Friday from it, as HOOD'S SARSAPARILLA other candidates were treated fairly- are so wonderful that the simplest undoubtedly does, must be the means of preventing was that of the famous claimant statement of them affords the Henry W. Cannon, of Stillwater, many diseases that would occur Myra Clark Gaines who scored a The convention was organized by best proof that it combines rare without its use hence the field of its usefulness was last Wednesday appointed to success. The bill for her relief was is quite an extended one, and we are the election of Senator Z. B, Clark, curative agents and when once used succeed Mr. John Jay Enox, as warranted in recommending it for all derangements laid aside with a favorable recommendation, the Blaine-Davis candidate, for secures the confidence of the people. controller of the currency, of the system which are caused authorizing the issue of temporary chairman. The vote 4, by an unnatural state of the blood. patents for nearly forty thousand stood, Clark 157, Gen. John B. Mr. Blaine's friend* count up 108 acresof her Louisiana land. & MINNESOTA NEWS. l*V& Why Suffer with Salt-Rheum Sanborn 113. This was regarded as delegates for him from Ohio, New ft a test vote as between the Blaine Large numbers of Southern Minnesota There have been warm debates York and Pennsylvania, where he MESSRS. C.X HOODftCo., Lowell, Mass. and anti-Blaihe men, but it was not farmers have dropped wheat culturejand GentlemenI was a great sufferer from in committee and in the House over only had 48 four years ago. Bait-Rheum on my limbs, for a dozen years strictly so. The announcement of gone to cattle raising. fJ| the additions made by the Senate previous, to the summer of 1876, at which the vote was greeted with cheers by Watonwan county farmers are run. time I was cured by Hood's Sarsaparilla. Every man on the Republican to the Naval appropriation passed The skin would become dry, chap, crack the Blaine men. Capt. Castle of ning short on seed corn and olaim ticket in Illinois was in the Union by the House, Chairman Randall open, bleed and itch intensely, so that I the Dispatch, another ardent BlaineDavisjnan, that what they have is almost worthless. could not help scratching, which of course army, and every one of them was brooks no difference of views in his made them worse.".At the time I commenced was chosen secretary. taking Hood's Sarsaparilla (in the wounded in battle. One lose a leg party respecting its policy toward summer of 1876) they were so Dad that they Gen. Sanborn was complimented Mormon elders are prowling about and another an arm, the Navy, and any attempt to deal discharged, and I was obliged to keep them by being placed at the head ofv th'e the state. Two of the fraternity were bandaged with linen cloths. The skin was liberally with that arm of the service i drawn so tight by the beat of the disease committee on platform. seen in Shakopee the other day but The Chicago Herald woi opinion that if I stooped over they would crack open meets his violent opposition. In-, and actually oring tears into my eyes. The they did not attempt to hold a service. After recess, and the adoption of that Blaine will go into the Chicago deed he says he will harbor no compromise, first bottle benefited me so much that I continuedtaking it till I was cured I used one the report of the committee or credentials, convention with a known streoght prefering to let the whole box of HoodTs Olive Ointment, to relieve the Austin Transcript: O. W. Shaw, the temporary organization of about 325 votes, and places Arthur's itching. Hopingmany others may learn the bill fail rather than yield to the value of Hood's sarsaparilla and receive as President of the First National Bank, was made permanent. following at about 30Q. Senate's demand. When Representative much benefit as I have, I am, is having a stone cyclone vault builded Very truly yours, The platform reported by the Dorsheimer favored making "7 MBS. S' S. MOODY, near his residence, and accessible Capt. Mike Hoy, having been committee, and unanimously adopted some concessions, Mr. Randall get -*w s-- No.TOBroadway, from the cellar. Lowell, Mass., Jan. 15,1878. deposed from the Minneapolis police by the convention, approves of angry, and a personal episode followed In a quarrel about a jug of whisky Hood's Sarsaparilla force, will establish a detective the course of the Minnesota members that ended in a question of near Rochester, this State, Webster agency in that city. He will conduct in. voting to take up the Morrison veracity. The House defeated Mr. Is sold by druggists. Price Si, or six for $3. Rosier was badly wounded by Fred. the agency on the Pinkertpn bill, and "insists upon a reduction Randall, however, by approving of Prepared by.C. I. HOOD &Co Lowell, Mass. Grover, who put two rifle bullets into plan. of customs duties criticises the Senate amendment appropriating Rosier's body. the Morrison bill as it now stands, money for the armament of the MORTGAGE SALE The steamship State of Florida, J. W. Harriman, who is walking because it fails to reform any inequalities steel cruisers now in process of construction. for Glasgow, is missing. It is asserted from Duluth to Portland along the of taxation, disregards the Dthe Whilethis debate was EFAULT having bten made in the payment of that several of Rossa's agents Northern Pacific railroad, is J. W. sum of One hundred andfifty-threeDollars business wants of the country, up, Mr.Hewitt, of N. Y., made some and three cents ($153.03)which isclaimed to be due were on board with dynamite, and Hunt, of Minneapolis, a member of and, if adopted would cripple many at the date of this notice upon a certain mortgage unjust charges against the Secretary fears of an explosion are entertained. Bro. Saterlee's Reform Club. S| duly executed and delivered by Fred. W. Scheiderich industries, and at the same time of the Navy, which were promptly (unmarrjed) of New Ulm Minnesota as Engine No. 58 exploded in themortgagor to Samuel D. Peterson of New Ulm, would probably increase revenue. refuted. He said Secretary Minnesota as mortgagee, bearing date the twentyfirst Manitoba yard at St. Cloud Saturday The adminstration of President Arthur day of November A. D. 1883, given to secure Chandler had not deposited in the The king of Sweden and Norway, morning. Both the engineer, J. the payment of the sum of $1200.00 due and payable is endorsed, and Blaine is deTreasury IS AN IMPORTED PERCHERON, TEN YEARS OLD IN JUNE NEXT, IS A DAPPLE of the United States the who is very unpopular in Norway, five years after date and interest thereon at Croke, andfireman,Jack Carey, were the rateof eight per cent, per annum payable annually clared to be the "choice of a large proceeds of the sale of certain ships, has prosecuted several Norwegian GRAY, SEVENTEEN HANDS HIGH WEIGHT, SEVENTEEN HUNDRED AND FIFTY according to the conditions of one certain in the cab, but fortunately neither majority of the Republicans of Minnesota," promtsory notehearing even datewith said mortgage papers for libel. Among the writers and ordnance stores, which he had POUNDS. HIS COLTS ARE FINE, ACTIVE ANIMALS, AND COMMAND A BIG PRICE was injured. and therein more particularly described, but pledges the State with thus honored is the famous author, been directed to dispose of under which mortgage was duly recorded in the office of WHEN PUT UPON THE MARKET. The Wilmar Gazette relates that at the Register of Deeds in and for the County of its old time majority to the nominee) Bjornsjerne Bjornsen. the Naval law of'83. Representative Brown and State of Minnesota oh the 21st day of Whitefield, a lad seven years of age, whoever he may be. A plain TERM S: Calkins immediately telegraphed November A. D. 1882, at A o'clock P. M. in Book TO INSURE A FOAL, $25,00. son of R. F. Clough, in play fell into, "L" of mortgages oa page 550. And which said declaration is made in favor of calling The ship Alantine of Dram men, to the Secretary of the Navy mortgage was afterwards and on the 7th day oj a well, dropping 22 feet into two feet in greenbacks now outstanding, December A. D. 1882 with the note thereby.secured Norway, was wrecked last Wednesday Horatio Werring, Golden Gate, Minn. to come to the Capitol. Until he of water, and was taken out not injured duly assigued and set over by the above and of the continued coinage of night off Wolfe Island Station arrived the gentleman from Indiana named Samuel D. Peterson to one R. W. Shadbourn cttf.:.:'. the slightest degree. of Columbia Co. Wis., by a deed of assigment gold and silver,, upon a bi-metalic on Magdalen Island. Nineteen could not give his explanation, but fKYKHSOlf dated on that day and whtch deed of assignment The Wells Advocate relates that gold and silver standard, but upon persons lost their lives. The second was afterwards duly recorded in the office in advance he vouched that it Hans Gilbertson was run over by a of the Register of Deeds in and for said county of the basis as to the weight of the mate is the only survivor. would be satisfactory to every member Brown and State of Minnesota on the 21ft day of load of lumber, the rear wheel passing December A. D. 1882, at 3 o'clock P. M. in Book coin of each, of the intrinsic market present. Mr. Cannon, of Illinois, N of mortgages on pages 303 and 4. over his chest. Although the Drugstore A family offivepersons at Appleton, value of these respective metals in And which saidmortgage andthejnote thereby secured also arose to defend the Head AGENT FOR: weight of the load was fully three wasjafterwardsandon the 29thdayofDecern Wis., are horribly afflicted the markets of the world. of the Navy, and in the midst of ber A. D. 1882, by a deed ofassig anient dated on The Aultman & Taylor and a half tons the man was scarcely with trichinosis, caused from eat-, that day duly assigned and set over by the said R. For delegates to Chicago, Senator his remarks, a telegram arrived \V. Chadbourn to M. E. Fuller and John A.Johnson, injured. ing uncooked pork sausage. It is D. M. Sabin and ex-Gov. C. K. from Secretary Chandler stating who are now the owners and holders thereof, Glencoe Register: A young" lady and which said last named deed of assignment was thought by the doctors in attendance Davis were elected by arising vote. that the proceeds of the sale had duly recorded in the office of the Register of Deeds in this town made for herself a very that the entire family must For the other two delegates the first in and for said county of Brown and State of been doposited in the Treasury and neat calico dress, wore it a few days, Minnesota on the 30th day of December A. D.1882 die. ballot resulted'as follows: there remained- This was received at 2 o'clock P. M. in Book N of mortgages on Horse Powers & SteeiirL Engines and had to take medicine for a week (Successor to os. Bobleter) pages311 and 12. Candidates. Votes. Candidates. Votes. with applause on the Republican After a desperate struggle with to cleanse her system of the poison C.F.Kindred 26 O.B. Gould ......94 DEALEKIN And whereas, default having been made in tho side. Mr. Cannon continuing, said, M.HiDunnell 40 Joseph Burttalier, Joseph Farrell of that she caught from it. Don't wear payment ot the installment of interest due Nov. Massilio and Chicago M#% DRUGS and S.D.Peterson 43 Total.. w9 he was thankful he did not belong 21st 1883 amounting to $96.00 and the taxes on Tt. Louis jumped off the big bridge blue calico. C.H. Graves 66 said premises for the years 1882 and 1883 amounting to a party which was in such a Necessary to choice .....i to $57.03 paid by these assignees of said mortgage over the Mississippi a hundred feet Mrs. Thiess, of Cold Springs, Stevens PITTS TH^RESHE MEDICINES, amounting in all to the sum of $153.03, and Upon the announcement of the strait that its leaders were compiled, to the water. He was out of his county, was ravished by a no action or proceeding at law or otherwise having vote a motion was made to declare for the purpose of making party been instituted to recover the debt secured by head. The body has not been recovered. masked man during her husband's GLASS, PUTTY, OILS AND said mortgage, or any part thereof THE CELEBRATED Col. Graves and Col. Gould the unanimous success, to insinuate on false premises, W ater A. W od's absence recently. The fellow threatened PAINTS, WALL PAPER, Now therfore, notice is hereby given, that by choice of the convention, against the honesty of public virtue of a power of sale contained in said Mortgage,and to kill her if she resisted. The WINDOW CURTAINS pursuant tothe statute in sueh case made but this did not meet with favor. officials. Hon. MarkH. Dunnell was badly and provided, the said mortgage will be foreclosed injured woman states that she recognizes AND GOLD PENS, and the premises described in and covered by said On the second ballot Col. Graves sat upon by the Republican State the fellow. TWINE BINDERS, The latest on theWoman Suffrage Baskets, mortgage, viz. The South-west quarter (X) of the was elected as the third delegate, he convention last week. Mr. Dunnell Southwest quarter (X) of Section twenty (20). The question is a presentation of two Bird Cages, Peter Bisler, a young German 21 Southeast quarter (3i ofthe Southeast quarter receiving 232 votes to Kindred 34 was very anxious to represent in of Section nineteen (19). The Northwest quarter sides by the House Judiciary Committee. Stationary, rears old, hailing from Philadelphia, and Gould, Peterson and.Dunnell Oi) of the Northwest quarter (X) of section twenty-nine part the great State of Minnesota at Ii^l\ f{ui\r\ii\g $wee f(kke f(eket kqd ^lowe The adverse majority report had his foot cut off by a train on the School Books, (29) andthe Northnast quarter (K) of the one each. This, settled the strife so the Chicago convention, but he Northeastquarter(X)ofSectior. thirty (3o). All was prepared by Representative Omaha road near St. James last Blank Books, of said iandB lying and being in Township one hundred far as Northerif Minnesota was concerned. failed to impress his claims upon a (COMSZXTES) Wednesday evening. He was stealing and nine (109) North of Range thirty-two (32) Maybury, and says, in part: To permit Base Ballsf majority of the convention. Before another ballot ,was west containing one hundred and sixty acres according AND ENCLOSED GEAR MOWER. a ride in a box car, and in getting the entrance of political contention Fishing Tackle, to the Government survey in Brown cpunty, taken the three candidates from the and State of Minnesota, withthe hereditaments out lost his footing. into a home would be either Musical Goods, andappurtenances, will be sold at public auction, The great six day walking match southern part of the State were Minneapolis4' Appleby' THE useless or pernicioususeless if man The Minneapolis mills all did a to the highest bidder for cash, to pay said debt Rochester"and in New York was concluded last called on to express their Presidentia and interest, and the taxes, if any, on said premises, ^oy^, ]S(ptioi#, and wife agree, and pernicious if large business last week, and the total and 75 dollarsattorney's fee, as stipulated in Saturday, at 8:45 p. m. The contest preferences, and all three pronounced and by said Mortgage in case of foreclosure, and output 'was not far from one hundred they differ. The minority report was very closes between the two. the disbursements allowed by law which sale will themselves Blaine, men. thousand barrels. The shipments given by Messrs. Taylor, Reed, be made by the Sheriff of said Brown County, at leading contestantsFitzgerald and Ballotting then continued, the tellers A FANCTYCJOODS- thefront door of the Court House, in the City of of flour for the week ending Brown, and McCord, says: "The New Ulm in said County and State, onthe twenty RowelT. At the hour above stated announcing the third ballot as Friday were 106,200 barrels, against first day ofMay A. D. 1884, at ten o'clock A. M. of association of the sexes in society the former had made 608 miles and follows: Gould 133, Dunnell 89, Peterson that day, subject to redemption at any time within THE 108,370 the previous week. and business having proved improving one year from the day of sale, as provided bylaw' ^ilbuiV, gtou^toq" ki\d Wii\on SJiiAfofd the latter 601. This is the best record 47. No choice. A motion to Wines and Liquors to both, there is nothing to The body of Jacob Hoffman, who Dated April 9th A. D. 1884. ever made. declare Gould the fourth delegate i justify the assertion that association mysteriously disappeared last September, M. E. FULT.ER AND JOHN A. JonSSON was lost. Mr. Peterson mounted LIND &HAGBERO assignees of mortgage. CONSTANTLY KEPT 05* HAND. in politics will lower the one or was found on the prairie Attorneys for assignees of mortgage, New Two hundred and fifty men are in a chair and announced the withdrawal lm, Minn. May 21 84. near Lake Benton. The body was demoralize the other- Goods and prices warranted to give Buggies and I*latforn Spring Wagons, search for two children of Thomas ot his candidacy in favor of "PROBATE NOTICE. decomposed and the head was lying entire satisfaction. Schlien, lost in the woods since Friday Dunnell, but the Peterson men did of every kind and diBcriptlon. Mail St., NEW ULM, 11' some twenty feet distant from the MISCELLANEOUS. morning last, nine miles from not take kindly to this arrangement, STATE or MINNESOTA, body. Dogs had gnawed all the flesh I,E TH ss. In Probate Court. Brown County. Medford, Wis., The children area E. Hoc Island, J. Cas and Moline and on the next ballot Mr. from the head leaving the skull entirely A story is told of a lawj er in In the matter of the estate of Ann Vine formerly boy and a girl, aged respectively Gould was elected, he receiving 150 Ann Hopkins deceased. bare. Athens, Gta., who was employed to seven and five years. They cannot On rending andfilingthe petition of G. W. votes, to Dunnell 115. Hopkins of Brown County representing, among defend in a suit against a nanow A few evenings since a stranger arrived SULKY PLOWS, have survived as they were very other things that Ann Vine, formerly Ann Hop- The following electors and. alternates gauge railroad, and who took the in Waterville and registered at KHs late of Brown county on the 13th day of September, thinly clad. A. D. 1879, at the town of Albin in said werethen elected by acclamation: the Minnesota House, under the road as his fee. county died intestate, and being an inhabitant of WEhe Old Reliable Holinsworth Sulky Hay Makes, i name of Smith. Shortly after going Isaac McLain, of Hillsboro, III. this county at the time of her death,' leaving The Republicans in the Third goods, chattels and estate within this county, ana Sif ELECTORS. to his room, a shot was heard and.the was divorced from a handsome Congressional district done ,a good that the said petitioner is a son of said deceased, O. F. Kindred, Orow Wing. proprietor of the house, on investigation, and praying that administration of said estate be PROPRIETOR OFTHB young wife two weeks ago and married day's work on the 29th ult. Mjaor hado Fred Hopkins granted: It is ordered, that said J. G. Nelson, Washington. found the young man her mother, Mrs. Mary Isaacs, petition be heard before the Judge of this court, New Ulm Foundry Strait was re-nominated for Congress J. G. Allen, Mower. committed suicide. He had shot on Tuesday the 27th day of May, A. D. 1884, at 1 aged sixty-six, Friday. evenything else usually needed in the agricultural line. on the first ballot, the. vote W.B. Dean, Ramsey.' o'clock p. m., at the Probate Office in said county- himself through tfce heart, and died A gas well of extraordinary volume standing: Strait, 46 Senator Truax, L. O. Thorpe, Kandiyohi. & MACHINE SHOP Ordered farther, that notice thereof be given to instantly. has been struck at a depth of A. D. Perkins, Cottonwood of Dakota county, 10. The Republicans the heirs-of said deceased, and to all persons interested, I invite farmers and those who need implements of any kind to call and by publishing a copy of this order for 1,287 feet near Wellsburg, W. Va. Peter Rauen. Hennepin. of the Third district do not examine my goods before purchasing elsewhere. I can sell cheaper and gire Corner Centre & Front Streets. three successive weeks prior to said day of hearing, A God send is Ely's Balm" It has been fired and the light can be ALTERNATES. propose to deprive the State of a in the New Ulm Review a weekly newspaper better terms than any firm west of Mankato and guarantee satisfaction satis* writes Mrs. M. A. Jackson, of NEW ULM, MINN printed and published at the City of New Ulm in seen for thirty miles. C. D^ Wright, Otter Tail. faction.A full line of Repairs for the above Machines always on hand. faithful servant. The Major's election The Foundry has been thoroughly- refitted and said county. Portsmouth, N. H., on May 22, W.G. Ward, Waseca. On account of certain mysterious in now prepared to do all kinds of work on short Dated at New Ulm the 18th day of March A. D. is assured. SLEEPY EYE 1882. I had Catarrh for three notice. Repairing of all kinds of machinery and 1884. J. A. James, Blue Earth. signs, it is believed by some of the Agricultural Implements a speciality. Only experienced By the Court, SPRINGFIELD years! had tried nearly all remedies L. P. Fluke, Dakota. workmen are employed and work entrustedtomy Seventh-Day Adventists that the i ERNST BRANDT, Everything is lovely now in the Branch Offices. care wiOll be executed with neatness LAMBERTON (L. S.) Judge of Probate. but to no purpose. Two or three last six months of the probation before The following State Central Committee Fifth district, and it'a "bloody* no and dispatch. ALL wRK WARRANTED TRACY AND TYLER. times a week my nose would bleed |27'84 the end of the world is at hand. i( CHAS. LEONHARDT S, D. Peterson. more. The Republican State convention was elected: quite freely and I thought the.sores The leaders of the sect have hopes Probate Notice. H. H. Beussmann, placed Kindred at the hand H. A. Castle, Ramsey, at large. in it would never heal. Your Balm First DistrictD.T. Chamberlain, Dakota. of converting Rutherford B. Hayes. of the electoral ticket, and the contesting State of Minnesota, In Second DistrictM. D. Flower, RamseyThird has cured me." This preparation is The sub-pedestal of cement in the DistrictM. J. Daniels, Olmsted. delegation to Chicago will County of Brown, Probate Court. KT not a liquid or a snuff, and is easily Fourth DistrictC, H. Pettitt, Hennepin In the matter of the estate of Niels Dealer in center of the fort on Bedloe's Island, stay at home. A few of the Nelson Fifth DistrictL. Nutting, Rice. Empire Mill Co. Cheap Cas Store! applied .(Price 50cents. See adv't.) Larson deceased. 81xthDlstrictF.A.Day, Martin. $teel ki\dfrorjWk^e New York hatbor, designed hot-heads did not approve of the Seventh DistrictH. Waite, Stearns. On reading and filing the petition of G. O. Ely's Cream Balm is doing wonders- for the Bartholdi statue, is now ris* compromise, but the rank and file Eighth DistrictW.J. Ives, McLeod. Grindkaasa of Brown County, represent, general also a special large stock I advise sufferers from Catarrh Ninth DistrictJoseph Bobleter, Brown.. ing above the ramparts and is about ROLLER M1IL. had tired of the fight and are jubilant ing among other things, that Niels Larson Tenth DistrictW. P. Sergeant, Freeborn. of Carpenter's Tools and Agricultural GFJACOBS, to lay other remedies aside. I seventyfeet square. After it is late of Hennepin County, on or about the Eleventh DistrictE. G. Jones, Becker. at the final outcome. Nelson Implements. A complete stock of the Twelftn DistrictCharles H.Strobeck, Meeker, believe it is the only remedy that 29th day oUune A.D. 1883, at the city of twelve feet higher the foundation will now have a walk overnext fall. newest and best constructed Guns and This concluded the business before Minnneapolts in said County of Hennepin, will cure this terrible disease, from of the pedestal proper will be laid of Revolvers of the most approved patterns 24 Rollers and 4 Burrs. died intestate,. and being an inhabitant of the convention and an adjournment which I have suffered twenty years. natural stone which will be carried All the delegates to the National alao ammunition and sportmen's said Hennepin County at the time of his DEAJLERIN was taken. Charles Garrabrant, Shoe Merchant, goods of all descriptions. death, leaving goods, chattels and estate up 150 feef. Republican convention have now DRY GOODS, Although uninstructed, the dele* 886 Broad St., Newark, N. within this County and that the said Petitioner In connection therewith is a complete We take pleasure in informing tho Reports from all sections of Middle been elected. As nearly all the delegates NOTIONS, is the sister and sole heir of said deceased, gates at large will regard the wishes Harness Shop, J. (Price 50 cents per bottle. public that we are now ready for bus* Tennessee state that the apple are uninstructed, and as the HATS, CAPS, and praying thatadministrationofsaid estate iness. The best machinery and all the of the convention and cast their Having used Ely's Cream Balm for crop will be the largest known for preferences of many are unknown, CROCERIES, CROCKERY be t her granted: It is ordered, that said under the management of Hermann latest improvements in the manufac* votes for Blaine as long as their is Catarrh and Cold in the Head, I am petition be heard before the Judge cf years. Reports concerniug the it is impossible to give anywhere Beussmann, who will take pleasure in ture of flour enable us to compete with and OILS. any show of his nomination. \:i$$p this Court, on Friday the 23rd day ol May satisfied that it is a first-rate preparation peach crop are discouraging in some near an accurate estimate of the waiting upon all customers in want of the best mills in the country, A. D. 1884, at o'clock P. M. at the and would recommend it Also Musical Instruments districts. Not a peach blossom has anything in the harness or saddleryline. strength of the several candidates. We are constantly buying Probate Office in said County. tooto anyone affected.R. W. Cheever, WASHINGTON LETTER. made its appearance, and it is and WHBELJER & WILSON'S This much is certain, Wheat, Ordered further, tbat notice thereof be Editor Herald, Clinton Wis(Price given to the heirs of said deceased, and to late for the trees to bloom. Strawberry Cor. Minn, 1st N. St. New Ulm, Minn. neither Blaine nor Arthur will Latest Improved Mye, \-f~ 50c See adv't). all persons interested, by publishing a copy plants sustained but little have enough votes to nominate WASHINGTON, D. C. May, 2, 1884. SEWING MACHINES. O. WAGNER, Corn, 'T% of this order for three successive weeks damage from recent frosts. on the first ballot. The convention EnorReview There is a good deal of feeling in to said day of hearing, in the New Oats, All Roods Soldat Bottom Prices. will be composed of 820 delegates, Joseph Rawhs, aged sixty, of the Senate because of the tardy lm a weekly newspaper printed aud Buckwheat, published at New Ulm, in said County. DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF and of this number the Pioneer Fress Hamilton, N. had an invalid transaction of business in the House &C &C. Dated at New Ulm the 17th day of gives Blaine 279, Arthur 264, Edmunds wife to whom he was much attached. of Representatives. Senators are FURNITURE April A.D. 1884. NEW MINN UL 85, Logan 50, Sherman 21, For years he had prayed saying it is useless for them to be At the Highest Market Prices By the Court,. Hawley, Gresham and two or three that when she died he might die at working diligently and passing ERNST BRANDT, W sell all kinds of d.<p>Mell (L. 5.) Judge of Probate. others, 30 together, and 91 uncommitted.. the same instant. He was on a measures, only to have them lost JbLOVM, As 411 votes are necessary farm Tuesday, when a messenger sight of in the House. Over three: "The Best Blood in the Land.". SHOUTS,*. PICTURE FRAMES, MOULD for a choice, the only escape from brought the news that his wife was hundred bills passed by the Senate BRAN, &c, THE BLOOD OP fruitless and endless balloting is an dying. He hurried to her bedside tit are lying on the Speaker's table INGS, WINDOW SHADES AT LO W BATES, BREWER, MALSTEB & BOTTLER effective and comprehensive combination. and knelt as if to pray. The next JAY EYE SEE. that have not even been referred to I Si TRUNKS, SATCHELS, Neither candidate is instant he was dead. committees. In view of this situaatipn Oustoxn:?n'Work:*~}J$otngiveAttentiolSpeciay strong enough to hope for success the Senate thinks it may as Once in awhile some one says a 1 NEEDLES AND SPITOR, JR. by picking up odd delegates here well move along leisurely, and it good word for the mule. Dr. William REPAIRS This brewery is one of thelargest, establishments and there. The final outcome is has been suggested that the body A. Hammond says in the of the kind in ihe Minnesota Valley and is fitted FOR ALL KINDS OP as uncertain as before the first shall sit hereafter only about four Youth's Companion that while stationed np with allthe modern improvements. Keg and An extra stone for giinding feed. bottle beer fnrnished to anyparr of the city on delegate was elected.. hours each dayjust in order to at Fort Webster, in what is fris'%-# Steam Cornsheller. short notice. Mybottlebeeru especially adapted flSjft. STANDARD. for family nse. fH consider and pass appropriation bills now Arizona, he started down the Country brewers and others that bny malt will Wood takenforcash or in exchange TJVJf An End to Bone Scraping., Will serve a limited number of mares and kindred measuresand that canyon' on a yery fine and large find it to their interest to place their orders with me. All orders by mail will receive my prompt attention. this season at the low price of $25.00 it shaU adjourn each mule. The beast stopped abruptly, Edward Shepherd, of Harrisburg, week from jp*5**.-? ^mpifeMillCoV Agent for the celebrated light running at Owatonna, Minn. ^F?^ Thursday to Monday. Senators claim and signified that he would not 111*, says: "Halvingreceived so much HOUSEHOLD AUG. SCHELL sf.#U-. PEDIGREE! they can then attend fully to budge a step. Spurs were dug into: benefit from Electric Bitters. I (eel BABDEK BBOWTH TEAS. POWDER committee and department duties, his flanks to no purpose. There he J. Klo$nerV ti it my duty to let suffering humanity Bay Horse, black points, 15-2 hands $ and new HIGH ARM- without neglecting public business, stood as firm as a rock. Hammond know it. Have had a running high, foaled 1878, sired by Dictator, DAVIS Families ean save about one-half DT 4?fc full brother to Dexter, record 2.17), since the House cannot now catch* pulled him around and galloped "Scire on mv leg for eight years my sending to us for Teas, as we import & $V "S^i and sire of Jay Eye See, record 210% up with the Senate- back to the fort. The next morning doctors'told me I would have to Absolutely Pure. our own, and have done so fortv vean. v* (Successor to M. Mullen.) %.&f- Donald, Director, Annie G., Princess, Since the beginning of the Tariff it was ascertained that at a point have the bone scraped or leg amputated. THE ORIGINAL AMEBICAS Code. His dam by Almont, site of 4 r^HDEALER IN y&$$ debate, the Horizontal bill has scarcely a hundred yards in advance I used, instead, three This powder nev$r varies A marvel Piedmont, 2.17 Aldine, 1.19, Fannie Send for circular, which gives prlc- been before the blouse three days, of where the mule had gained his bottles of Electric Bitters and seven of parity, strength and whole t particulars to ROB' ^l\elf| Sekvy Skfdw^e Witherspoon, 2.18&, Allie West, Alta, Sold on Weekly or Monthly and at three night sessions, the victory some Apache Indians had boxes Bucklen's Arnica Salve, someness. More'economical than the Alice West, Sannie G., 2nd dam by WELLS,Pres't.,P.O. Sox, 1287, 43 evening sessions being held especially ambushed the road and but for the and my leg is now sound and well." ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in Payments. Zeneth, Son of American Eclipse, 3d VeseySWN. Y.:*^ AND competition with the multitudes ot for the discussion of this question. brute's keen nose and ears and y- Electric Bitters are sold at fifty dara.Eglettg tby old Gray Eagle, tbor- One Dollar's worth of any of our Old ^Machines taken in low test, short weight, alum or phosphate oughbrftd.i^-^M^^f By an agreement entered firmness in. resisting an obstinate cents a bottle, and Bnekton's Arnica All Kinds of Farm Machinery, garden growth, China or Japan Teas pow,ders. Sold only in cans,. For further particulars address %Tradefor New OnesM into it was to be discussed on three man short work would have been Salve at25c. per box by C. (L. sent by mail, post paid, or a larger Bifcnro 106, Wall ROY AL POWDER CO., days of this week, and on one,made of both. $* fc C^W:AGNER quantity by express, charges paid. street. N ew Torfc Roos. *',$- Mr. NEW ULM, i MINN :y^|-.. JunelS-84. "T