NEW ULM AND VICINITY Room moulding for.hanging Call in and see our fine assortment of scrap books, from 25 cents up. F. tures, at Chas. Wagner's. Traveler's Guide. The Democratic county convention KUETZIl^.: Y^]\Y^ which met at: the Court House last JUST RECEIVEDAn elegant line Chas. Wagner is the agent for the albums, at F. Kuetzing's. Monday afternoon was not very extensively I attended. After waiting nigh celebrated. Household iewing until 3 o'clock, the delegates assembled FAIR, Alwin & Fischer display a Blaine Machine. in the court room to the number and Logan banner in their show window. of seven, three of whom have been announced The annual school meeting will be Winor\2i&$t.f)etei? as candidates for sheriff. & IN THE WORLD OF held next Saturday. The electors of The convention was called to order Mr. Gruenenfelder is building a residence BBEAT AMiJSEMENT EMTEHPBISES, the independent school district of by T. E. Bowen, chairman of the county on Brordway between 3d and committee. On motion, C. W. New Ulw are invited to meet at Turnei too. $fe Going East. Go ing West. ^^M1^::^^^ ANDER THE AUSPICES OF THE 4th North Streets. Heidemann was elected chairman of Day Passenger*6:55am Hall, at 7 o'clock p. m. Day Passenger *4:85 THE COMING.OF the convention, and Wm. Gebser was Night *:35pm Night ":4:55 a Mr. Pfefferle has his new residence called to the table as scribe. We are informed that a" gang of Except Sunday. Daily. On motion, the chair appointed the on State street enclosed. He will tramps have for sometime been encamped C. W. HEIDEMANN, Agent following committee on credentials: have a very neat and cozy home when in the woods in the vicinity Jos. Gafies of New Ulm and John completed. i Black of Sleepy Eye. of the lower Cottonwood. bridge. Send Money by American Express & The committee reported the following Co, Money Orders, Whether they are there yet or not our The Lutheran college shows off delegates entitled to seats in the Receipts given. Money refunded if informant did not know. grandly. The more is the pity that convention: Orders are lost. SoAatall offices of NEW UNITED COLOSSAL the college was not erected on the NEW ULMC. W. H. Heidemann, Jos the Co. Payable at 6,500 places. "Go for somebody quick! There's a SATfS0N.?SEPT.13APHl88i Galles, R. Pfefferle. site first selected. RATES. bug down my back!" cried a young RAILROAD SHOWS SLEEPY EYEJohn B. Schmidt, W. fO 86.6c: $10 8c: 120.10c: $80-12c S40-16c B50-20C. Gebser, John Black, Peter Gesohwind. girl to her lover. "Hadn't I better go Points in which DeLand's Soda and July 9-85. On motion, Mr. Addy was admitted Saleratus excels, viz: Color, Strength, for the bug?" he suggested. Then she Circus next Tuesday. as a representative from the town of Fineness, Purity, Weight, Style of fainted dead away, and when she hadHome. Dr. C. Berry and F. Baasen Package, and a guarantee of satisfaction JjY*Ba? ap v%ivll%T^' ..'~V .,rf wsf$* f-m sn_ JsV Bhl I I Bar 01 111 Pal n^. Transparent window shades at Chas. unswooned the bug had finished its were also admitted as additional delegates $, or money refunded. Wagner's. from New Ulm. stroll. On motion, the following delegates The Minneapolis and Rochester We came across one farmer in Lafayette were elected to attend the Congressional Autograph albums and scrap pictures fairs are in full blast this week. Owatonna convention, called to meet at Mankato jnst received at F. Kuetzing's. last week whose grain stacks has the State fair next week. on Sept 4 next: C. W. H. Heidemann, were almost ruined by the recent 5 -Vi 'A&tf'&ir Be sure you have the exact change John Black, John B. Schmidt, Who's going, and what are you going heavy rains. Tbe stacks had been cs*auur M. Mullen, F. Baasen. when you buy your circus tickets next to exhibit? TBXAT** taken apart and the grain scattered Delegates were empowered to substitute, Tuesday, and thereby avoid all danger or those present at Mankato to around to dry out, but the wheat was The New Ulm sportmen's club picnicked of having the change racket played on cast the full vote of the county. Adjourned already black and moldy. Without at Hummel's Lake last Sunday. sine die. you. exception, the farmer in question had The shootists of the elub had the poorest constructed stacks that CO*ftttV**S The races at Mankato last week provided a good supply of prairie See Supt Velikanje's notice of teachers' examinations, which appears have ever come under our observation. was not a paying affair. The directors chickens for the occassion, and a general elsewhere in this issue of. the REVIEW. of the association shouldered the good time is reported. Chas. Heers and J. C. Porter, the deficiency of 91,300 like little men, ARRANGEMENT. RECEPTltN. Rev. Alox. Berghold has invited a The editors of the Mankato Free victims of the school house accident, FINANCE, however. are getting along nicely. The latter large number of Catholic clergymen to Press and Review are having a regular L. RUNK A NAGEL B. JUNE was last week taken to his home in State Auditor Braden will hold a meet him in this city to-day for the purpose love feast. "Republican tramp J. WINKELMANN P. SCHERER Mankato. H. VAJEN am sale of State lands in Redwood county of considering the feasibility of establishing P. MACK from Iowa "renegade from Lake B.JUNE G. GRAU A WESTPHAL on Wednesday, October 20th. The During the storm last Thursday M. MUELLER a home for the reverend gentleman Superior, imported here by rebel D. HAEBERLE C. PRAHL evening lightning struck a wheat WM. PFAENDER sale will be held at the office of the of the Catholic faith in Minnesota. money," and kindred sweet epithets F. DLEPOLDER V. KLAUS stack on Mr. Geo. Kretsch's C. BRANDT County Auditor, in 'Redwood "Falls, the question is decided in the P. SCHERER are flying thick and fast over the J. NEUMANN farm in Sigel town. Fire ensued and The Greatest, %FF& affirmative, it is the intention to commence commencing at 10 o'clock a. m. special telephone wire between the the stack was entirely destroyed. By ^&$A hard work the ballance of the setting TheuGrandest, and work on the building at once, two editorial sanctums. These Mankato 4 SCALES OF ADMISSION. was saved. same to be located on the bluff overlooking Fred. T. Lneth, formerly a typo in quill shovers are a conjenial lot *'V-' The Very Best! this city, has gone into the compressed the St Alexander's hospital. and no mistake. Single ticket* to Mali, 10 eenU to Stockyard, 10 cents: A Redwood Falls special to the Pioneer THE GOD OF DAY ON THE MORNING OP yeast business. He advertises himself Rev. Alex. Berghold has his heart and Sason tUM*fi*ronpe*t*i duri nyfair, So cents: for Press says the estate of Hon. G. I "Wet stacks," is the complaint that W. Braley, deceased, has been settled. one day, 28 cents. FamUy season tickets during fair$l.~ as "Sole Agent for Alden's Compressed soul in the project, and it is sincerely After paying the debts, which amount comes from many localities since the 00. Admission to the theater, 98 cents a person each Yeast, Kansas City, Mo." We hoped that his efforts may be seconded rcr: $15,000, there is a balance of real estate recent heavy rains. One farmer in evening, no+atfra charge for dance after theater the sec- wish him success in his new undertaking. by his brother clergymen. valued at $4,000, and personal TTO7T ond evening, children under 12 years of age, to theater, Milford cried like a child last week property worth $25,000 for distribution 18 cents. when he opened his stacks and found The Herald pronounces Barrett's WILL PALE BEFORE THE RIVAL SPLENDOR OF BAR- among heirs. The widow's claim was The State Board of Health are sending RETT & CO.'S GORGEOUS, GLITTERING, GLOWING, the grain all but ruined. Stacks properly compromised by her accepting onesixth circus the best show that has ever out circulars describing symptoms of the estate in lien of all claims. SHIMMERING, MAGNIFICENT, AND BEWILD- \tf% constructed are all right It visited Sleepy Eye. It says: THE PAIR WILL BE OPENED ON SATURDAY AT and treatment of glanders. Anyone "The street parade was excellent, exhibiting seems as though it would be cheaper to ERING vVS| "What circus is in townto-dayP" asked O'CLOCK P. M. GOOD MUSIC WILL BE IN ATTENDAN wanting to post up on this disease fine and elaborately decorated STREET PAGEANT! ^r hire stackers at good wages, rather a farmer of one of our merchants DURING THE CONTINUANCE OP THE PAIR, wagons and band chariots and an unusually should call on Dr. Berry, the president last Monday afternoon. "Not any. than have the grain thrown together by good appearance of teams and of the local board of health, and receive Why do you ask?" queried the merchant inexperienced persons. BENEATH OUR GRAND ARENIC TENT WE INTRODUCE ^r wild animals. In the tents everything "I thought 1 saw a circus car one of the circulars above referred to. ^PBEMIDM LIST:!!* was conducted under good management. 150 STAR PERFORMERS! at the railroad depot as I came up," 8?L John B. Schmidt, as administrator The managers nave made it a replied the farmer. "Oh, that's only The Milwaukee Sentinel of the 26th point to treat their patrons with courtesy of the estate of August Schmidt, deceased, the special coach of the Sleepy Eye continent announces the death in that city of and to give them a first-class entertainment. has brought suit against the Stars of First Magnitude All. igp of the Democratic convention Best beets.. 50 1ST CLASS. -^S^K- The menagerie includes Capt. D. Upham, a veteran of the Mexican Best pen of of cattle, not less city of Minneapolis and Union which is now in progress at the Court Best carrots 50 some yery fine specimens of animals. First in order and in stellular merit, we name the celebrated Artist, *P than 8 head 910.00 war and at one time register of the House," chimed in the merchant As Best rutabagas 50 Railway Company to recover The ring performance was good in every the farmer moved off he was heard to Second best pen of cattle not MADAME DOCKRILL, Best turnips 50 land office in Minnesota. Capt. Upham $5,000 from each. The complainant respect, some of the athletic feats mutter: "If these fellows, can travel less than 8 head 5.00 Best cucumbers. 50 The laurel-crowned "EMPRESS OF EQUESTRIANA." She proudly wears at one time kept Gruber's Hotel in St and feats of horsemanship being the sets forth that August in such palatial coaches now, they'll Third best pen of cattle, not leas Best cabbage 50 the title undisputed and untarnished. This famous lady is the most fearless, best we have ever witnessed. Paul, and is well known by many of Schmidt came to his death by falling monopolize the whole railroad in case than 8 head 3.00 Best cauliflowers 50 intrepid and dashing Bareback Rider in the entire world to-day. "M In one particular the circus deserves of Cleveland's election." It was theBest our readers. down an excavation in Bridge Square stallion.... 5.00 Best garden beans 50 MISS EMMA LAKE, special mention. The attaches are gentlemanly advertising car of Barrett's circus that Second best stallion 3.00 on the evening of June 21st, said excavation Best garden peas 50 in their demeanor and whether the farmer had seen. Steer clear of all games of chance if Who holds alike proud and deservedly-bestowed title as the "QUEEN OF Best mare 5.00 being imperfectly guarded. 4TH CLASS. Butter, Cheese, etc. on our streets or at the tents were THE SIDE-SADDLE." A bewitchingly beautiful and graceful rider, who has Second best mare 3.00 you do not wish to be taken in on circus Best butter, packed in une, not quiet and courteous to all. There no equal as a horsewoman. *v ^?f The new married couple that held Best span working horses 3.00 less than 25 pounds 93.00 da}.' The operators of the games, were no snide games of any kind forth on the sidewalk near Quense's S. M. Emery, secretary of the Best gelding 2.00 MISS JENNIE EWERS, Best fresh butter, not less than on the streets." if any there should accompany the stable, last Friday, reminded us of a Best two year old colt 2.00 Jewell Nursery Co., Lake City, Minn., three pounds 3.00 AURTRALIA'S ARTIST DAUGHTER, who, with herflyingsteeds, brought circus, do not travel about the country couple that recently got married in The circus will be in New Ulms Best one year old colt 2.00 Second best fresh butter 2.00 i desirous of purchasing a large quantity from her home in the Antipodes, awakens wonder and delight, is also without Baltimore, made the rounds of the city Best spring colt 1.00 for their health neither do they Best cheese 2.00 next Tuesday, and will no doubt be an equal in her specialties. of plum seed. He will pay. $50 and were/finally separated and aent Best bull 5.00 Second best cheese 1.00 MR. ROBERT STICKNEY, scatter money around promiscuously the means of bringing a large crowd for 20 bushels of plum seed, delivered to their respective homes, by friends Second best bull 3.00 Best honey in comb 2.00 THE IMPERATOR OF THE ARENA, the wonderful Master of the Horse, for tbe edification of the natives. to the city. who did not understand the situation, Best cow 3.00 at the depot in New Ulm. He writes: Best strained honey 1.00 the best General Athlete and most Versatile Performer living graceful and the only difference in the two cases Second best cow 2.00 Best amber syrup 2.00 "We want them to plant (grafting daring, outrivaling all rivalry. The St. Peter Journal thus hails the The annual convention of the German was, one couple made the rounds of Best two year old heifer 2.00 Second best amber syrup 1.00 A host of the others too numerous to mentionAthletes, Gymnasts, Con* the root thus obtained), and do notBaltimore advent of a new cigar factory in this in a carriage, while-the Best one year old heifer 1.00 benevolent societies of the United Best amber sugar 2.00 tortionists, Wrestlers, Posers, Gladiators, Antipodeanists, Equilibrists Aero* want them cooked or fermented so as other couple undertook to do New Best three year old steer 3.00 city: "John Peuser, our editor's old States will be held in St. Paul, commencing Second best amber sugar 1.00bats, Aerialists, Unicyclists, Bicyclists, Triciclists, Ac. Ac. Together with the Ulm on foot, but got tiredmost awfullytired,and Best two year old steer 3.00 Joto injure the germ. The easy way is room-mate who has many friends in 5TH CLASS. Fruits, flowers, etc. next Saturday. The St. ROYAL *r had totake a rest at the Best one year old steer 2.00 Best assortment of fruit 93.00 accomto pick fruit when ripe and wash off this city, has started a cigar factory in seph's Society of New Ulm, point above designated and unload Best calf, steer or heifer 1.00 Best large apples 2.00 the meat, then spread the seed until New Ulm. Success be with you John, panied by the Silver Cornet Band, will cargo. Marshal Gommel performed i Best ram 2.00 Best crab apples 2.00 dry," Who wants the contract? the kind act for the New Ulm couple, Bestflheep 2.00 and always remember you have a true leave for St Paul on the Saturday Best grapes 2.00 but we hopefor his sakethat he Best noar v. 3.00 Second best grapes 1.00 friend who will stand by you to themorninglast train. They will be joined in The Pioneer Press says that the decline did not repat the blunder made by the Best breeding sow 3.00 Best cultivated plums 1.00 St Paul on Sunday morning by a delegation itsfriendsof the Baltimore couple. Yum, Best turkeys 1.00 in the price of wheat, and Best selection of flowers in pots, 3.00 from the St Joseph's Society of I Turn. HMl^pSs Best chickens 1.00 present persistent low range, is absolutely 2nd best 2.00 Mr. Dengler, proprietor of the Boston West Newton, who go down on the Saturday Best geese 1.C0 3d 1.00 without precedent in the commercial Wilhelm Spurling, of Brookville, bakery, has purchased the building Best ducks., 1.00 evening train. Quite a number Best selection of cut flowers 1.00 Redwood county, tbe man whofireda history of the United States. lately occupied by Anton Brey as a 2D CLASS. Grain. Second best** 50 of others from this city and vicinity load of shot into Miles Martin's back For twenty-three years covered by In lots not less than one peck. meat market, and as soon as the necessary Best fruit or grape wine. 2.00 will take advantage of the reduced fare sometime ago, and for which he was Best assortment 93.00 statistics, wheat has not ruled so low changescan be made he will establish Second btst fruit or grape wine.. 1.00 tried and convicted at the December and visit St. Paul and Minneapolis on Best hard wheat 2.00 in the Chicago market as now. In all OTH CLASS. Artificial and mechanical himself in his new quarters. Besides term of court in Redwood Falls, died Second best hard wheat 1.00 this occasion. Bishop Flash of La works. that time it has not before failed to suddenly on Monday of last week. It white and rye breads, he will Third best hard wheat 50 Crosse, Seidenbush of St Cloud, Krautbauer Best work home-made industry, appears that he went to Springfield, touch a dollar per bushel in that market. Best rye 1.00 keep on hand biscuits, pies, cakes, nuts, including mill products 95.00 of Green Bay, Marty of Dakota, and drank pretty heavily while there. Second best rye 59 Speculative losses have been candies, fruits and everything usually 2nd 4.00 He returned home in the evening, laid and Grace and Ireland of St Paul will Best barley 1.00 3d 3.00 enormous. A standard authority estimates found in a first-class bakery and confectionery down on some hay in the stable, and Second best barley 50 be present at the Assumption church 4 '3* 2.000 that the loss on a bushel of afterwards ate supper. After supper and fruit store. ,J* 1.0 Best oats 1.005th during the religious exercises connected he asked his wife for some milk, wheat from July, 1883, to now, including Second best oats 50 1st prize for work made by ladies 3.00 with the convention, on Sunday, which was given him. Mrs. Spurling Wm. K., son of W. H. Vanderbilt, Best corn 1.00 the expense of holding, has been 2nd 2.00 testifies that after drinking the milk Sept 7. Bishop Ireland will celebrate Second best corn 50 the great railroad king, and a grandson 55 cents, and the loss on the whole 3d 1.00 the old man said. "This is allI ish Pontificial high mass on the occassion. Quantity in lots not leas than 1 gallon. of Gen. Scott, accompanied by 4th 6C visible supply reaches $16,000,000. done,"or in effect that he wasBest timothy seed. 1.00 Besides the bishops, Rt Rev. Abbot 10 prizes for work made by girls Asst. Gen'l. Supt. Sanborn, were at through livingand within two minutes Best clover seed 1.00 each prize.... 50 Edelbrock, of St John's abbey, Collegeville, fell a corpse. The coroner was The annual fair of the Brown County OP TWENTY TROUPES, ._.. Tracy last week enjoying a bunt "af- Best field peas 50 4 prizes for work made by boys, summoned, but as Spurling had died and Rt Rev. AbbotWimmer, Agricultural Society will be held in Best field beans 50 ter" ohickens. The Trumpet, speaking A larger number of Star Artists than any other ten shows. each prize... 50 in the presence of his family the holding of St Vincent's abbey, Pennsylvania, Vegetables. this city one week from next Saturday. of the outit cf the party, aays, 3D CLASS. Best arranged mercantile exhibibitlon MR. CHARLES EWERS, 'TJ of an inquest was deemed unnecessary. Best assortment 92.00 will be present At 3 o'clock p. m. 5.00 The premiums offered are quite "they had everything they could desire The Gazette says the old THE WONDER OF THE ANTIPODES, in his fearless Riding, Leaping and Bes potatoes 50 Second best arranged mercantile Sunday the several societies in attendance liberal, and the management hopes man was well nigh friendless, and the Tumbling, and his ENTIRE ALL-STAR CIRCUS, composed of a HOST of except the chickens, and these Best onions. 50 exhibition 3.00 at the convention will form in pro-, theory that he committed suicide is ARTISTS from the OTHER HEMISPHERE, that the farmers will improve this opportunity they took a Tracy man along to shoot OUR MAMMOTH MENAGERIE, strenghtened by the fact that he at cession and march through the principal All articles for exhibition must be delivered to the proper committee from to display samples of their for them." tempted to procure poison for self-destruction beContaining 100 CAGES OF LIVING WILD ANIMALS, and numerous speci- Friday noon, Sept 12, to Saturday 2 o'clock p. m., Sept. 13. Stock may streets of the city. bounteous crops. If you have any* during his trial. mens never befooe exhibited, has had added this year, at an ENORMOUS left until Monday morning. Persons desiring to exhibit cattle in pen lots, and The St. Peter Tribune says that thing worth seeing bring it along and M EXPENSE. desire separate pens for their lot must give notice before Monday, Sept 8th, to The has a libel suit hanging REVIEW LeviW. Stewart, the leader of a compare notes. The experiment of a PERSONAL MENTION. Martin Mueller or Peter Soherer of New Ulm, and deposit $6.00 to insure the GIGANTIC DEEP-SEA AQUARIUM! over its head, at least intimation has gang of thieves who have been operating A use of their pen, the money will be refunded at the close of the fair if the cattle three days' fair does not seem to have The like of which was never before exhibited in the world, containing Monsters been given that nothing but a greenback in the Minnesota valley for the have been on exhibition during the continuance of the same. Hay and water State Fair at Owatonna, from Sept been profitable, and consequently this of the Deep, and rare Amphibia of wondrous form, habits and size. will be furnished, free of charge to all stock exhibited. poultice would heal the wound A, y- i past two years, has been captured at 8th to 13th, inclusive. --*t5fc THE GIANT ELEPHANT, *hw-4ML year the fair will continue only two H. B. Ahrens, the Tracy cigar inflicted by the following, which appeared his place of abode about one mile and days. There will be an English theater Roof Paint. jnanufacturer, was in the city last Saturday. St? '.V/.v^vU The University of Mimiesota in these columns May 28th a half from Le Sueur. Tbe thief had on Saturday evening and a German Weight, Ten Tons. Carries on bis back a Band of Twenty Musioians- Any one wishing to have his Roof last: nine revolvers and a full kit of burglar's Ed. H. Huebner departed last Droves of Zebrass^^ Hyenas, Elands, Camalsrare Giraffes, Dromedaries.* and several theater and dance on Sunday Painted can dojio^by-applying toHoUis dit -tr other strange and beasts i^py* *&& Will open its Fall Term, Wednesday, C. Bauman, better known as "Crazy tools when captured. It is reported Saturday morning for the Mankato and Baker. TJw.are prepared for all evening. See announcement in another Sept 3,1884. Entrance examination Charley," became rather noisy and demonstrative Normal school. that one of the gang is going to kinds of roofs, ,1m, .shingle, iron or 5,Mf*zh ELEPHANTSINHARNESS. fe%4*,J|- *Z ELEPHANTSIN HARNESS. column. i^^,3i*'k^:^r-^M^ J&i last Sunday night, and will begin at 8 a. m. Recitations and Mrs. Aug. Schmidt has sold her metal Wefhare Hibbard and Lehman's aqueel on his thieving comrades and when watchman Meile undertook to lectures will begin Tuesday, September hotel business in Minneapolis and will Patent Asbestas Roof Paint which we give the whole thing away, and thequiet him he promptly drew a "pop." Prof. N. H. Winchell, State Geologist, ,m. w* Thrice the smallestElephant ever seen 8. depart with her family for St Louis in represent cheerfully to the public to be Meile called Capt. Nixtohis assistance, circumstances leading to Stewart's arrest has our thanks for Volume 1, of COUBSBS: CLASSICAL, SCIENTIFIC a week hence. absolutely fire and water proof. It is TRAINED GIRAFFES, TRAINED ZEBRAS, TRAINED CAMELS. and between them Mr. Charley was and MODERN, and sub-freshman seem to confirm the report. the final report of the Geological and cheaper than any other roof paint Chas. L. Boos spent the greater I marched offtohis old quarters in hotel class,preparatory. ^mzm^ gives better satisfaction, and will last Natural History Survey of Minnesota. part of last week in St. Paul, placing de Casey. By the decree of Justice Tuition free in all classes, k^llisl^ as long as the building. When applied his ordertor holiday goods with a New The work is very valuable and reflects An exchange tells the story of a boy Westphal, Bauman secures free board For information and catalogues, ap- to shingle Roofs it not only renders York traveling man. equal credit upon the State and Prof. who was sent to the market with a and lodging for a period of 90 days. themfireandwater proof, but it arrest* Miss Minna Fischer departed for Winchell. Its appearance marks the .P!cYBUSNOEIHBOP.^ He had nut recently served out a 30 sackful of roasting ears, and after ail decay, and is perfect preservative. Laporte, Ind., last week where she has beginning of the end of a thorough days' sentence. ll^iKJ&VJ President We have our material on band and we entered upon her duties as teacher in a lingering around town all day, returned study of the physical features of this Minneapolis, August 16, 1884. hermake it a point to do all contracted jjThe dignitary to whom the above Kindergarten school, a positon by home without selling them. When State beguu twelve years ago under Sep.3 84 work immediately. We are here for that but recently accepted. applies was released from jail about asked by his mother why he had not the auspices of the university and by purpose and will guarantee satisfactory Rev. Alex. Berghold last Saturday two weeks ago, and it is becoming TAX JUDGEMENT SALE. sold the corn, he said that no one had to all work done., consecrated a new bell in the Swan order of the Legislature. In accordance every day more evident that he is asked him what he had in the sack. Lake Catholic church. On the Wednesday with the law authorizing the H&a HOLUS* BAMKR'&Vkt PorsMBttoa Real Batate Tax JadgMMntof the burning up with a desire to resume previous he went to Chatfield on a There are many merchants like this survey, a report has been submitted DiitrletCoartlntat count? of Brown, State off Notice to Teachers. mission for Bishop Ireland. Minaaaota, entered thefifteenthday of Aajraat A. his old -quarters on the hill. Since every year describing the work of the little boy. They have plenty to sell, D. ISM, in proceedings for afordng payaMnt of Miss Josie Pfsender has accepted a his release he has on divers occasions season. The present volume is the taxee and penalties apon real estate in tbe Oonntj but fail to say what they have in their The public examinations of teachers position as teacher in the German department of Brown remaining delinquent on tbe first darof preliminary one of a series which will endeavored to pick a quarrel with attaches sack. If you expect to sell goods at will be held at the following places: of the St Paul public Jane, A. D. ISM, and of tbe statutes ia saefa ease embody in permanent and systematic Bsaaa and provided. I shaU on tbefifteenthdar of of the office upon a Springfield, September, 24 and 25,1884. schools. She has been assigned to the this day and age of the world you REVIEW September A. D. ISM, at 10 o'clock in the ibre. wayform the results of the entire ten Madison and Jackson schools. Sleepy Eve, 26 and 27,1884. noon, at the ofllce of County Auuftor in tbe city matter in which they are in no must open your sack and keep advertising ofNew Ulm and Cointjref Brown sell the lands years' investigations. It includes an New.Ulm, 29 and 30,1884. Mr. Frank Burg, Jr., returned concerned. It appears that he objects your stock in trade. wblebare charged Uli taxee. The standing required at these examinations from St Paul last Sunday morning. historial sketch, a description ofSthe in said jadgeawat, and on wnlcn taxes snail not being dubbed "Crazy Charley," and is as follows: Mr. Burg's cigar manufacturing business general physical and typographical have been previoaely paid. A cyclone did considerable damage he waited upon us last Sunday with a H. COSTSVABTS, 3d Grade, 70 2d Grade, 75 1st has grown to such magnitude that character of the State, an account of Conatr Auditor, Brown Coanty. he needs all available help, hence Frank Grade, in the branches common to the 3n the vicinity of Huron and Sioux demand to be informed by whose authority Sep 10 the native building stones and a series 3d and 3d Grade, 90 in those prescribed will remain here. .Fails, Dakota, last Thursday afternoon. the title had been conferred. of chapters discussing in detail Jthe Xivor, Klttaay sit TvemMo. for the 1st Grade, 75. Senator Peterson and Lieut* geology of the several counties. No fatal casualties are reportd Not being in a position to comply with S|mptesu IapreMaod,eoaUTe bnwla,lrwg Beginning of examinations at 9 o'- Hoescheler are oat in Dakotathe Huron5, but near Sioux alar appetite, soarbeleblat* peJas la side, back his request he went off in a huff and from near land of milk and honey. clock A. M7 and bant,yelloworlaa,banns ana arlaaUag y\vi^ fireatDitcovepy. &f'< Prompt attendance is rsqn Since the above has been in type cuy-edloMd tools, bad breath, ao desire for promised dire vengeance upon our Vails a farmer named Briggs lost thirty worfc,eaUls,frvers. irritabttttr. wattlah tonne, The largest^-in fact, the only pair, male and femaleever exhibited Senator Petreson has returned, having J. fi. VEUKANJE, Mr. Wm. Thomas, of Newton, la., y^ head. This personage may as well dryeoafhTdUay bead, with iailpeia iaTack head of cattle, three horses, his met with an accident at Blunt Co. Supt world. /Hpart, lossof spofj, foaar sight. For thaw says: "My wife has been seriously know that any amount of browbeating house and all buildings. Mr. McKillop, CARPETS. iroables "BWAYinrnr2tt area sareeare. New Ulm, Sept 1st 1884. affected with a cough for twenty-five Box 00 PUIa). by ami, S Cts.^S tortl4.iddieas will not deter the from exposing driving a span of mules, was liftin Sept 24 84 EITBNAm REVIEW years, and this spring more severely SWA1 DB. Pa. hJCTBjOJiai,aad iWtoeathecosj Soil by the air and all were killed. Near OIABT OSTBJCH: a OIAHTOttATVl the misdeeds of himself and Dracglata. April than ever before. She had used many OUO&BBJTOKBMTUI Iteattea yilKyate sua euadCwra *-&%% ia* OTO'GRAND S^r^PA^AN'f remedies without relief, and being anhis ilk, and the sooner Huron a Mrs. G. W. Cook and A large line of spring samples just WQO! FOB 8ALB. he becomes Brsjht,u The syjaptonas aw soBais, Uaa aorsaarattoa, OntTk^lnSpkadwtbeOrejideetOti^ urged to try Dr. King's New Discovery, received at C. Wagner's furniture to realize this the .-rrrm^.^^..__**.__.-MQpIdMi^Chariots._BaadCara -_...__ ,#_*_* "--^~-TBaa*Cto!eka'CejfBnr*raaadOolda ^eight-year-old daughter were carried aereawdb^.acraUhias tsry aiarsMeTwlnV Bandaoflhuae, better it did so, with most gratifying results. Ladkia, ^mm^jJ^fl^h^v^clWnoafinjmiA store. Brussel carpets at 90 cents* Theniideiflgned desires to inform distrssslag, IdvmgAJdBuOidpea is will be for him. That several rods and then dropped in the rS^ecnSnv*. ea^3oa^iS the title of The first bottle relieved her theeitUensofXew Ulm that he is if. LseeHf- "Crazy Charley" is not neld. Both sustained serious injury. very much, and the second bottle has misapplied is absolutely cured her. She has not evidenced by the very fact of his talk Just received a tulFar ff. A large number of buildings were destroyed forhad good health lor thirty years. Will-paper at &\7 t- of commencing* suit against us in tbe track of the storm. No Trial bottles free at the City Drag slander.,- rain fell. Store. Large size 91,00. "SS&T"