NEW ULM REVIEW, WEDNHM5ATT JUltfB 4**884? ?T~ 9! S. D. PETERSON, ^1Judge Gresham of St. Peter, Superintenient NEW ULM AND VICINITY and appeals to the love and sym] Hospital Picnio on St Jacob's HilL Mr. Fritz Schuetz of Carver will lecture Memorial Day. of Schools in Nicollet of the people. Let us then* em! at Turner Hall next Friday. 4 this sacred monument with natures county, was in New Ulm last Friday. The beaut&Of the day and the worthiness Travelers*. Guide. Its Obsemnee in Hew Ulm. sweetest perfume let us entwine it Last Friday was a lively day for of the cause drew out an immense The Judge is quite confident that if with our choicest flowers, and strew concourse of people at the Hospital AGENT FOR THE CELEBRATED For the first time last Friday the New Ulm, the Decoration Day exercises the contest in the Chicago convention upon thegraves of our noble dead, onr Picnic last Monday. people of New Ulm and vicinity formally drawing a large crowd of people richest offerings of floras gifts, and let narrows down between Arthur and At half past eleven, immediately after Massillion Vibrator and Straw Burning Engint, each simple flower, be a token of heartfelt observed Decoration Day. The from the surrounding country to the Blaine the former will get all but 12 the celebration of High Mass, the gratitude, and typical of the ever beautiful and impressive ceremony of city. congregation of the Catholic church Hwslni of Indiana's votes. green remembrances, on our part, of took their way to the new and tasty decorating the graves of our dead their noble deeds. Thursday's Globs thus notices The devil is running the grounds that had been prepared for REVIEW heroes was inaugurated on May 30, Winotik&gtfeteff}^ one of our citizens: Mr. Frank L. their reception on the height of ground At the conclusion of Col. Bobleter's office this week. If you have some & i 1868, by a general order of Gen. John just above the Hospital building, and Randall, attorney-at-law, New Ulm, address, Adjutant Schilling made details job work that you want done up extra Going West. A. Logan, Commander-in-chief of the during the entire day the number of Going East. 3 And Anted Straw-Burning Engine, is a delegate to the Democratic convention, fine, now is the time to bring it from Hecker Post to decorate the visitors was augmented by the arrival Day Passenger *4 25 G. A. R. With each recurring year Day Paaseuger 6.55a and is booked at the Clarendon. graves of the following named soldiers, around. of pleasure seekers from the city and Night :4:66 am Night *9*35p The Huuuapolis,flausstand Wood's fwiss Bindars, Hsaostt vi since that time, the anniversary has Mr. Randall is of the younger from the country. each detail being accompanied Daily. been duly observed, and the custom 'Except Sunday. There was a great rush to the County class of professional men, but he is The Silver Cornet Band discoursed by a number of young girls bearing C. W. HEIDEMANN, Agent has extended to every village and Mowers. The StonghtoB Wagd ft Baggies. Ths music throughout the day from the pagoda Treasurer's office last week. It rated very high by hisoldei brethero wreaths and flowers: c&^>*tjg piS*m\ shaped stand that has recently hamlet large enough to muster enough seemed as if everybody had deferred of the bar. {Splendid shower last Saturday, juat been erected. 'PUBLIC OBMBTBBY.M'V old veterans to |prni^aPost of the paying taxes until the last moment ^f|^Hook Island Stubble Flows. Booths had been'established in various enough to lay the dust. David Siemon, Co. L, 1st Minn. Cav. Mankato brick is to be used for the Grand Army. ^fVlJ^C i before the penalty incurred. places on the grounds and the Wm. Thiele, 1st Minn. Bat. New Ulm school house. If the board The day was all that could be wishfora wants of the patrons were abundantly The fire crackers and the toy pistols I he Domestic Sewing Machines. would also use Mankato lime it would Carl Pelzel, Co. L. 1st Minn. Cav. supplied. Dining tables were loaded 7 cloudless sky and a cool breeze Brown county didn't get a delegate are here, and the Fourth of July is make the building safer and more secure Wm. Heers, 1st Minn. Mounted with the fat of the land, only to be unloaded. conspiring to make the day exceptionallypleasant'for to either National convention, but she than a cyclone policy.Review. not far off. A shooting range for the test Bangers. outdoor exerciaes.Ear' has an elector, in the person of Mr. T. If we understandjthe situation correctly, of excellence in marksmanship was C. Hausburg, Co. L, 1st Minn. Cav. meet in ly in the morning people began The Slate Alliance will one of the features, and prizes of precious E. Bowen of Sleepy Eye. Tommy Mankato brick is only used in Jno. Lilly, Co. G, 19th N. Y. Cav. metal were the guerdon of the thronging to the city from all direcons, eontinue Mantcato next Tuesday'and will get lots of votes, but not enough the construction of the New Ulm I will sell cheaper than any other firm wast of the Mississippi River. Ernst Furig, Co. H, 10th U. S. Inf. most skillful Solicitous ladies beguiled and but for the flags waving at to take him to the electoral college. in session three days. school house because brick of home BARB FENCE WIRE IN PARTICULAR. you with smiles while they reduced P. P. Huth, Sergt. Co. E, 6th Minn. halfmast, the inspiring scene might production cannot be had at this your bank account in the purchase The attention of our readers is Reserved seats for the opening of the have been misconstrued into a great of chances on various articles, time. And as concerns the lime, New Call and see me before purchasing elsewhere. Everything is warrant- Geo. Guetlieh, 2nd Minn. Vol. called to the new advertisement of but you did not repine at the loss, for Opera House at Mankato, are now on festival. i Ulm can double discount Mankato in L. M. Fay, Sergt. Co. L, 1st Minn. it was expended in a good cause, and Mr. S. D. Peterson, the boss machine sale at the City Drug Store. ed, and a fall line of Repairs always on hand. *s the quality of that article. Come, THE EXBBOISES. if you were gallant and unmarried you Cav. man of New Ulm. He handles none At 6-80 a.m. a committee from SLEEPY returned the smiles while you secretly neighbor, don't put on airsjbecause we EYE,^ The Commercial says that Nic. J. John Buhrer, U. S. Inf. but first-class machinery, and he is reflected on the possibilly of getting Hecker Post proceeded to the depot SPRINGFIELD, givejyou the privilege of supplying us Ileinen of New Ulm was in Lamberton Carl A. Winkler, Trumpeter 1st along without a summer suit not afraid to let the people know it. Branch Offices. to receive the visiting members of TRACY AND with a few thousand brick. last week looking over the giound Minn. Battery. LAKE BENTON. Wesley Greene Post of Sleepy Eye. About four o'clock Mr. Frank L. S, D. Peterson. foi the pioposed mill site. Mr. M. Epple is making every arrangement Aloiz Wernz, Co. L, 1st Minn. Cav. Randall delivered an address upon the One of the most beautiful works of On the arrival of the train, Capt. Burg to le-enter the meat market "Happiness of the People" and was F. A. Brandt, Sergt. Co. G. let art ever produced in this city may fired a salute in honor of the visiting The graduating exercises gat the well received. Afterwards Father Berghold business. He is getting his shop Minn. Cav. now be seen at Mr. Schwendinger's veterans. Promptly at 9 o'clock the addressed the assemblage, and Si Mankato Noimal school occui led on newly painted and fixed up in fustclass Lieut. Jno. Spenner, Co. L, 1st 'N ew UlmMinn marble works. We refer to the monument.that procession formed at Turner Hall under the course of his remarks dedicated the Wednesday the 21st ult. The graduates style. He will open out about Minn. Cav. find has been prepared on the rounds to St Jacob, in honor of many command of Col. Wm. P/aeader in the middle of the current month. were twelve in number. J. Klossner. Jriff*%& Adam Meyer, Co. L, 1st Minn. Cav. donors to the Hospital fund, order of Senator S. D. {Peterson, to be the following order: who bear the name of Jacob. He was Grand concert at the New Ulm Roller L. Schmucker, 1st Minn. Mounted placed over the grave of his deceased Evangelical churches throughout the New Ulm Silver Cornet Band. frequently applauded. Skating Rink next Saturday evening Bangers. United States will observe next Sunday son, Allie. The monument is nine feet Co. "A" 2d Regt M. N. G. Capt, Ed. The exercises closed about the supper Admission 25 cents for skaters and 10 as "Children's Day." In the Congregational Oscar Hanft, U, S. Vols/ in bight, the upper section representing, hour, and the receipts from all eents for spectators. J. Collins Commanding. Church of this place the day sources were encouragingly large. in life size, the deceased reclining CATHOLIC CEMETEBY. will be celebrated by services appropriate Pupils of Public Schools, bearing By reason of the many advantages of (Successor to M. Mullen) Frits.Julius, Co. L, 1st Minn. Cav. i i (Succjtfutnr to MnlUiA -S Iffli on his right arm against the stump to the occasion. The children, Mr. C. Baltrus ch will build a neat wreaths, in charge ot Prof. these grounds, it is not unlikely that in HAS A LARGE AND WELL SELECTED STOCK [OF their parents and friends are specially A detachment of Co. A. 2nd Best. of a young tree. The statue of the boy the future they may be found very popular R. P. A.Nix. f one story brick house on the vacant invited to be present next Sunday. M. N. G. also decorated the graves of is very life-like, and the workmanship for such festivities. Hardware, Farm Machinery and Implements, Turner Zoeglings Verein, in charge space between his store and the Dakota Sergt Oscar Hanft and Private Sam. on the whole monument is firstclass of Aug. Wagner. House. Mr. 0. Ochs has been The last number of the National Sigel Items. Baumgartner, members of the company in every respect. Agent for the Hecker Post, No. 48, G. A. R., Jos. awarded the contract. Police Gazette contains a picture of at the time of their death. The Bobleter Commanding. Small grain looks splendid. young Hopt, the murderer, sentenced Anton Brey, we understand, has Why would not Col. Baasen of base of the monument was bedecked J. I. CaseThreshers, Powers A few more showers will be sufficient Wesley Greene Post, No. 71, G. A. R., to be shot on the 13th inst. If the sold out his meat market fixtures and Brown county, make a creditable canvass with wreaths of flowers by four young to turn out a good crop if nothing else for Congress, on the Democratic John C. Zieske Commanding. picture belies him not, his jailors stock on hand to Mr. Epple, the interferes. Corn is partly up but it is ladies. ticket? He was a member of the gallant Citizens on Foot and in Carriages. have not allowed him to suffer for the considerably damaged by mice add transfer to be made about the middle An STEAMERS including the ABITATO SEPEBATDi old first regiment, is a gentleman The decorating ceremonies over, assembly black-birds. The line of march started from want of food. of this month. anda scholar. The votes for REVIEW was sounded, and at the command, It is surprising how much improved Turner Hall south on State street to Col. Baasen.Mankato Review. the meadow-land is of some of our farmers given by Col. Pfaender, Comrades The numerous explosions that have Nic Klinghammer of Sigel town, i A- Second South, down Second South to r- The above having come to the notice since the ditching process is in while in the employ of John Lang of salute the dead" the colors recently occurred in the office of our Minnesota, up Minnesota to Fourth order. About five to six hundred tons of Col. Baasen, he desires us to West Newton, was seriouslyinjured last were dipped and each member of the neighbor, the Post, seem to have no of hay will be cut more every season North, up Fourth North to Broadway, Monday, while in the act of breaking say that he is not a candidate for the George Esterly Cord Binders, Grand Army raised his bat and placed terror for our friend Schoregge, he than has been done before it was stones. The left hand is bad smashed, thence to the public cemetery. office to which the Mankato Review having last week taken possession of his left hand on his heart While the ditched. so that the two middle fingers will have Crown & Thompson Mowers, ^p nominates him. Col. Baasen will undoubtedly AT THE CEMETERY. Mr. John Kuehn has been down with to be amputated. It is also feared that band played a dirge, Capt. Burg fired a suite of rooms in the Post building. Arrived at the cemetery, it was already be a candidate at the coming Fish Bros*. Lumber & Spring wagon a severe attack of rheumatism. he will lose his|eye-sight. a national salute from a gun stationed Charley no doubt thinks if the Post found to be densely packed with Mrs. Hauser and Mrs. Leitschuh are election for County Attorney, an near the cemetery. Comrade Richard Furet & Bradley Horse Rakes,Plows & Cultivator* folks can stand it, he can. inmates of the New Ulm hospital at a waiting and expectant audience. office which he now holds, and for J. W. Kolbe and E. P. Bertrand of Fischer then delivered an address in present They are both affected with REPAIRSFOR CASE, OSBORNE, ESTERLY The several societies taking part in which his chances of election are Description of Brow County. Sleepy Eye, and J. 8. Letford of Lamberton some rheumatic disease which has thus German, also reading the names of the the procession formed in a circle much better than they would be were AND OTHER MAHINES ON HAND, ,^M have.been drawn as jurors for far proved incurable. departed comrades buried in the New around the monument, which had Teditiondesiringetonewd Mr. August Schweppe, who displayed he to enter the Congressional race. the United States Circuit Court, HOSE sen the German Ulm cemeteries, as above given. A great architectural skill in the erection previously been decked with an American of th pamphlet to wh'-k meets in St. Paul June 10th- mixed choir then sang the "Star of his father's dwelling house and flag. With very little delay or friends in the United States or in the The Imparial Tree Bean. #eT*BRANCH OFFICE AT SLEEPY EYE^f Spangled {Banner," which concluded at present in Watonwan Co. doing architectural old country, are requested to hand in confusion, the regular order of exercises Turner Hall, the skating rink and work, spent Penticost Sunday Call and examine the exercises and the return march the names at once, and it will be mailed when you want to buy. I have Goods and was gone through with as folfows: And the Minneapolis Farmers' Tribune many business houses andLprivate residences here with his parents. Prices to suit you. forthwith to any address, was taken up. By the time the old Arrangements are being made by the J" Klossner, eJr displayed the stars and stripes, 15|84 WM. PF^NDEK. vets got back to Turner Hall they teacher and pupils of DisL No. 10, for To every person sending the name of Dirge, by the Silver Cornet Band. the emblem of American liberty, at were both thirsty and hungry, and the holding a picnic on Sunday, June 15th, a new yearly subscriber (it may be his A dash, a crash, 'twas awful rash, Vocal music, by the high school girls, half-mast last Friday, in honor of the Riesling, Eeller& Go's. in Berg's grove. Every effort will be refreshments served Weref speedily own) for the FARMERS' TRIBUNE, a but the roller skates |upset her. A assisted by Prof. Nix and Gustav made to make the affair a success. A departed soldiers of the late war. package of the seed of the remarkable disposed of. slip, a rip, she cut her lip, but next grand time is anticipaicd. Fischer. Reading of General orders, Imperial Tree Bean with a choice selection a* The injury resulting from adulteration The following named members of We venture to say that everything of other garden seeds of the time she'll do better. A slide she by Col. Wm. Pfaendef, Commander of of food articles is being recognized can not be all right with the New Ulm full list value of $1.00 will be sent Westly Greene Post, No. 71 G. A. R. tried the skates were snides they Hecker Post, No. 48. Col. Pfaender IS HEADQUARTERS night-watchman. He accused a certain and met by legal enactments. The free. The subscription price is only FOB of Sleepy Eye, were present and participated proved to be a fetter. No more she'll also made a few appropriate remarks, individual of this town of having result will be to leave DeLand'g Chemical $1.15. in the memorial ceremonies: soar, the rink all o'er, because her ma been too scandulous on the streets one Baking Powder almost.sole occupant after which Col. Jos. Bobleter, Junior The MINNEAPOLIS FARMERS' TRI- of the field. evening. It seems that Mr. M. was too John C. Zieske, S. Y. 0. won't let her. BUNE has taken a high rank amo.ig Vice Commander of Hecker Poet, wmnHniV HEALTH coward to approach tho individual so weekly papers in this country. It has Luth. Ives, J. V. C. spoke as follows: ..SSSSJCLOTHING, as to mako suro of his name. It is The St. Peter Tribune is informed The Herald says that a syndicate no equal in the Northwest as a general I. Gallagher, Adjt. most disgraceful to an officer of the Fellow Citizens and Comrades of the family newspaper. It is a cleanhightoned, that a gentleman at Nicollet has invented has purchased ten acres of the beautiful Frank Greene, Q. M. law to charge au innocent person with Grand Army: feailess exponent of Republican and made a ditcher, which, it grove south of Sleepy Eye Lake, a crime who has not even been in town Isaac Martine, Surg. Twenty-three years ago to-day our principles. In this year of is thought, will prove a peifect success. ^^^^Hats MM^M and Caps, and will beautify the grounds and when such crime occuricd. Somebody, country was involved one of the great political contests it will affoid John Kolbe, Sergt. Maj. an* It is claimed that^the new machine however, wnl make Mr. M. responsible most gigantic civil wars in the annals make it a very desiiable place for picnic all the news. The veteran journalist. vfllUJ^^ mOKIaadoanfortaktoeact.aSJVliMtaadooatf Julius Krueger Sam Belig for tbe illegal assertions he made to of the world's history. For four long BOOTS and SHOES Col. John H. Stevens, is the agricultural willfdie a ditch at the Jside of parties and celebrations. Had Martin Penning Peter Penning certain New Ulm citizens, relating to and tedious years the war cloud hung gbw/gflgr &AHSJN1*ttBM editor: Col. R. P. McGlincyrSef titary the road, and by means of a roller will C. F, Proswtt this step not been taken, all the timber J. E. Reinmuller GENTS* FURNISHING GOODS. like & pall of gloom over us, and the the above indivivlual. of the Northwestern Dairymen's mm****** "H*w4 Port Gibbs N. Hill distribute the dirt taken from the would have been cut away in a VsratisBjjMri fate of the nation was trembling in the A J. D. Association is the editor of the Dairy A-XJBO rj% Willet Greene Calvin Smith ditch in the center of the road, or will balance. The most sanguine and patriotic few years more. MHUMmUmBBe WMTBOOtbtr. Vofs Department, and Dr. E. A. A. Grange G. Friton Geo. Heart of our people were in doubt of Bashaw News. carry the dirt from ten to fifteen feet, is editor of the Veterinary column. Henry Berg. ALARGENEWLI^EOF DRESSGOODSAND Sam Sherman, the result of the conflict It was a One evening last week it was our The Home Circle, with the distinguished Fred. Gerboth most unnaturala most unholy and inexcusable Weather is fine. Crops of all kinds Miss Juliet Corson as special Lieut. J. L. Washburn, Mankato, good fortune to be one of a party of The memorial exercises war. were are looking well. editor, is invaluable, while Our Young succeeds to the captaincy of 'F" company, sixteen excursionists, taking a moonlight Ambitious and designing men, many Folks' Columns are bright with attractive, The prairie now presents a beautiful throughout conducted with the best and 1st Sergt. M. M. Trowbridge sail around New- Ulm's "Coney of them high in official position, and to SPRING NOVELTIES, OfiinpetS pure and instructive literature view dotted here and there with of order. The citizens turned out en whom the welfare of the nation had Ialand." The party was principally is promoted to the captaincy of "6" and stories., Send for free sample herds of fine cattle. mass to do honor to the departed soldiers been entrusted for thirty undisturbed copy. Breaking plows are running in all made up of members ofJjhe Msenner* company* at Austin. The several companies AT PRICES THAT DEFY COMPETITION. 471 years, seeing in the election to the and to friends gone before. But directions and the spirit of improve chor, and the trip was made on the in the Second regiment are Presidency of the United States of the ment seems to possess every body. few graves in the cemeteries that did The G. A. B. Encampment scow belonging to that society. Lieut. BOW fully officered and patting in noble Lincoln the departure of their official An examination of our Stock and Prices is respectfully invited. Has Brown Co. a Surveyor and not have some token of love placed power, resolved to destroy the Bishop, of the Chicago police force, hard work preparing for the annual is his name Julius Berndt? This is MINN, and CENTRE STREETS, NEW ULM. Federal Union, and establish upon its upon it. Gen. Beath, grand commander of the and Aug. Scheufler, musical director thegentleman whom we havebeen try. encampment. ruins a slave oligarchy, under anew G. A. B., has issued an official order ing to get but here to survey a road of the Minn. Samgerbund, were of the PERSONAL MENTION. and independent government for the lasc six months, but Julius regarding the national encampment Bucklen's Arnioa Salve. party. The start was made from the With a bitterness of hate, anda fiendishness does not respond worth a cent. at Minneapolis in July. The official Misses andM. Drexler of St bridge, about 8 o'clock, and an hour of purpose unsurpassed in the Henry Sanford's daughter,whom he The best salve in the world for Cuts, program is: history of the world, they seized upon Paul, and Miss Trautmann of Sleepy and a half was consumed In'{going has not seen for twelve years, arrived Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, the arms and munitions of war that belonged Tuesday, July 22, reception and Eye, are visiting relatives and friends from Michigan a few days ago. It around the island. Music and song Fever Sores, Tetter, chapped Hands, to the government, and sought J|, Grand Army and military parade. AT THE must have been a happy meeting after i in this city, s. Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, was the order, and a more pleasant cheao Cash-Store to overthrow the constitutional government Camp-fire in the evening. Wednesday so long a separation, and the sunshine and positively cures Piles, or no little excursion cannot be imagined. of the people. Mr. J. H. Barber of the town of and Thursday, sessions of National on Henry's face speaks eloquently of pay required. It is guaranteed to give At Hottinger Station the party disembarked, Then followed one of the grandest Encampment. a happy past. Miss Sanford speaks Bashaw, was a caller at the REVIEW perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. spectacles of patriotism known to the All comrades intending to be present and the ex-alderman of Chicago highly of Minnesota and will remain office last Monday. Price 25 cents per box. Sold by C. worldin the uprising in one accord of at this encampment should promptly with her father in the future was treated to a serenade. L. Boos. the brave and patriotic volunteers of -Mr. and Mrs. H. Boss sid their notify their department headquarters, Considerable land is changing hands the North. From farms, from shops, so that timely arrangements may be daughter Winnie returned from Winona inonr town this Spring, and it brings The Mankato Opera House will be from schools, from every profession made for them. good prices compared with the sales The St Paul Harvester and Binder. 5- 3&t last Saturday, i and from avocation in life, from every formally opened Monday night, June The undersigned wish to announce that their Large and New Applications for quarters should be in the past. city, village and hamlet "the sturdy Mr. Arthur Walton will start for 9th, the Manda Atkinson Dramatic Stock of made at once to Comrade E. C. Babb, The most successful term of four The following named well known sons of liberty and patriotic defenders Fonddu Lac Wis., to-night He will Company having been secured for the commanding department. Chairman months school ever taught in Dist. 49 READY-MADE CLOTHING, YOUTHS' CLOTHING and influential farmers bought St Paul of the nation by one common impulse Committee of Arrangements, Minneapolis. has just closed and Miss Manchester stay *t that place for about six months occasion. The engagement will continue Binders, in 1888, and any farmer who sprangtotheranksof thevolunteerarmy DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, GROCERIES, CROCKERY, who taught this term, returned to her wants a harvester and binder this year and navy, with the full and inflinching on aoount of his health. during the week, and the Opera home in Brookville a few days ago. BOOTS A SHOES, LIQUORS, ETC, ETC {5$Q Copies of all resolutions or proposed can refer to them. determination to defend their country's House management has arranged with Herman Ozeikowitz, Arthur She made many friends while among amendments to the rules and regulations honor to the last, and if need be Jos. Holm, NHolm for the spring and summer trade is now being received, and we take thu all the railroads entering Mankato, for us and we all very much regreted her Koenig and Herr v. Serenyi and wife, or ritual should be sent to these to consecrate their lives upon their John Schwab Schwab early opportunity to invite our friends and customers to give a ej|)l departure. We think her an accomplished a One and One-Fifth Fare for Round country's alter. It was a grand, a magnificent headquartets at once. No amendments all of St. Paul, gave a dramatic exhibition F. Unverworn Bauer teacher and entirely capable and examine oar goods. JKf evidence of the patriotic impulses can be considered unless notice Klossner John Klossner Trip, to all parties from surrounding in Turner Hall last Sunday, assisted and worthy of something higher than of a great people. With such thereof is given to ihe members at W Klossner ^f* We will Not be Undersold H. Klossner towns holding tickets for the Opening. by home talent. the management of a country school. men to guard our rights and fight our least thirty days prior to the assembling Glassmann Adolph Dietz Tickets may be bad of Railroad We all wish here long, happy and SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS TO CASH PURCHASERS. battles, the glory of our flag and the of the encampment. Chas. Brust and family returned Wager Wm Sandmann JrSai^^B.&E.CE successful future. greatness of our nation can never be Agents. Grusendorf Koepl The railroad far,4sr members of the home from Chicago on Tuesday Eveningtof diminished. Chas. Krause has built a substantial :H:SV'I: Fred Borchert W Daunheim 0. A. B., wishing to attend the encampment A Great Discovery. last week. new house, and again lives on his Louis Meyer W Reichert Let us point with pride to the glory, at Minneapolis will be only Lieut. Bishop and wife, who have old homestead. Chas. Beyer Hoehne to the patriotism, to the unselfish love Mr. Wm. Thomas, of Newton, la., John Stoflet one of our oldest settiers one local fare for the round trip. Tickets Hillesheim been visiting in this city, departed Geo. Schneider of country that marked the records of says- "My wife has been seriously has rented his farm and moved All of the above at New Ulm. Hubert our brave soldiers who successfully will be good from July 20 to August affected with a cough for twenty-flve for their home in Chicago last Wednesday The Time has Come back to Wisconsin. Hillesheim, Sleepy Eye, and A. crushed out thegreat rebellion and established years, and this spring more severely 80. morning, A. F. Anderson and Chas.* Johnson Johnson, Morgan P. O. beyonadoubt and to the admiration than ever before. She had used many Capt. D. Schmidt has taken the contract Geo. Jacobs and H. Rudolph! are both smilingly happy and they The draft of the St Paul is the lightest. of the civilized world, the remedies without relief, and being should be as they both hare anew son to supply tents for the G. A. R. will go to St. Cloud next Saturday to The St. Paul Binder don't mug a stability, and absolute perpetuity of our urged to try Dr. King's New Discovery, to entertain. aa4%e'are ready single bundle, if good cord is used. free and independent Republic. attend the annual convention ef the encampment at Minneapolis. About did so, with most gratifying results. Our little Cora Dell is very nice, and The St Paul Adjustable Elevator can't But my friends, .while we enjoy these The first bottle relieved her Minnesota Ssmgerbund. 000 tents will be gotten up, we challenge the community to produce geschokedthesicklwitsbar be even weeds or damp manifold blessings, while we indulge very much, and the second bottle has a finer colt or a more beautiful Miss Minna Fischer of this city rain. The is made of the in a becoming pride over the greatness, absolutely cured her. She has not Milford Haws. name. iron, guard are malleable iron and grandure of our Nation, let us beaj had good health for thirty yeais. last week graduated in the Winona and steel plated. The reel is supported Jos. Manchester, an enterprising in grateful remembrance the sacrifices Trial bottles free at the City Drug TO SHOW THEPEOPLEOF THIS PLACE AND VICINITY A miniature cyclone passed through Normal School, in the Kindergarten young farmer of Brookville, Redwood at both ends and is much the best and made by those noble men, who, when Store. Large size $1.00. the northernpartof ourtown on Thursday Course. Co., tarried a few hours with friends strongest reel made, so in heavy, lodged, duty called,so courageously responded, THE LARGEST, MOST ELEGANT AND VARIED the 22nd ult fortuneately the storm in our town last Saturday. Come tangled grain, no grain can be butnever came baek. Let us notforthose Tt' is to be deplored that more Miss Augusta SehelL'Srlio has struck no building nor other property, SPRING and SUMMER STOCK OF again Joe. You are always welcome. lost With this reel and angle iron who coming back, lingered it onlv cutting down several trees and stringent measures are not taken to been visiting in St. Paul the last twe cutter bar you can cat lodged grain for a time and passed away from clearing a few rods of fences. BOOTS & SHOES, prevent horses from running at large. months, returned home last Wednesday as low as you could mow it (this wounds or sickness'received while battling NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Work on highways is now in full A commendable effort has been made is very important). It is the best evening. for the right Let us not forget blast on account of the fair weather. and strongest made harvester and bin those who fell martyrs to the Indian on the part of many of our people to Mr. Jos. Bichartz, son of Theo. Richarty Judge Webber is holding a term STATS or MIKHSSOTA, IN PBOBATS COURT. der, as well as the lightest running. Conntjr of Brows, 5 butcheries of 1862. They were our of this town who had one of his beautify our city with shade trees, of court in Redwood Falls this week Intbenutteroftlw eaUtoofNtob Ltnonie* The driver can move the binder forward neighbors and friends, and we know legs broken and his foot seriously injured, planted alongfthe sidewalks, but in and back the easiestraise and full well the desolation and distress Frank L: Randall, M. Mullen and Notlco ishereby gittttto all pmou Iwteg while falling from a wagon. too many cases the trees are ruined lower the cutter bar the easiest It claims saddMUoAs against tao aetata a* Nlafi that came upon us from this source. It C. W. H. Heldeman were in attendance Six weeks ago is now convalescing under ll^gjp including Everything in ike Un* of uses the least cordis built here in was but part and parcel of the great before they have well leaved out, by the surgical treatment of Mr. Carl at the Democratic State convention LADIES', GJBNT&, MISSES', BOYS, YOUTHS?, mnd Minnesota, so that the money paid for war, and those who fellfightingthe insidious who is still in ettendence. some half starved horse tearing off aadsagalaataald aetata, elUeeaeejiatBecltf last week.?5%8 it don't go out of the State, and: George and barberous foe, deserve their Eight births and three deaths have ofNewOlmlnttMaooDtT.oathetratMaadayof the branches. It is not a pleasant Schneider, the agent at New Ulm, CHZLDBEIfS FOOTWEAR. NEW GOODS, full share of praise. Let us honor them each month for six seAeseslve moatbs, eoawacItt*withthe occurred in our town since Jan 1st Col. Pftender departed last Friday keeps a big lot of extras at the Union lrjt Honda/ la JabJSBfcard sensation to arise injthe morning to be an that all alike, ana be grateful that we have Jj LATEST STYLES, PRICKS-*-, afternoon for Davenport, Iowa, to tfSBMBUisCnm tto Sad day of VagJHN ISM have House in New Ulm. So if a farmer been spared to enjoy the blessings purchased apprised that all the trees near the BEST STOCK & LOWEST BaeaJtalUdaad allowed dhMwdby aM ProbataOaart The material for the need stone baeaJfaaJUdaa attend the annual convention' of the breaks anything he can get the piece by their patriotic blood, Jjetus for creditorstopresenttheireJatani. bridge that is to he pnt up in our town, the door-yard fences and along the quick, and at the factory price. teach our children to revere theirmemory, North American Turnerbund. He O0HKLDO.OBINDEAASA. is already on the ground, and work on aidewalk8the outcome of years of George Schneider says because he and to emulate their noble IpUttatrlx oftbelstate efNMs Larson, de* will visit Cincinnati and Chicago before the bridge will commence in about ,a sells a harvester and binder built near care and toilhave been ruined during pies. ^eeaesd 2 84. week. his return* 2 *jt| jjjfft New Ulm, so he don't have to pay From time immemorial the civilised the night by horses runing at We aek only a fair Trial. Mr. Carl PuengeL an emploveo for much freight and he don't keep any ^-Senator Peterson and ye editor world has perpetuated the deeds of its the New Ulm creamery is making a large. Those of our people who take We are Confident of the Beeuli. clerks or pay any rents, he being a CARPETS. heroes in shafts of stone, or statues of departed for Chicago last Saturday daily trip through our town gathering pride in beautifying the city, have a farmer himself, and is satisfied with enduring brass, but we in modern evening, the former going via St. small profits, aire" can, and will, sell the right to demand that the ordinance times, have adopted a more beautiful, Now Is the time that some of onr s^W^f Paul, and the latter putting in Bon best and most reliable harvester and Ithougheit a mor sentimental custom, which forbidding the running at large of MUford property holders become at 0 binder in Brown county very cheap because day in Winona looking up eneampment does not suppersede the old poor as a dormant all because oar town- tu horses, be more riggidly enforced. JL-l fewXnse# +*~-&* urn- he can afford to. *5 time honored habit, it is more touching matters. ft. II ,_ yfe