NEW ULM REVIEW, WEDNSDAY DECEMBER 10, 1884 NEW ULM AND VICINITY Another snow-fall last Saturday Chas. Wagner is the agent for the A fine assortment of dress goods at STRUCK IT RICHA year or so ago HOME. low prices. Call in and examine goods justly celebrated Household Sewing triffht. Again the boysand the girls 3 33 Stem Holden, formerly a steamboat Bertram! Jac 1178 Peterman Clmst mas is only two weeks off. before buying elsewhere, F. Kuetzing. Machine. too, for that mattcr- 10 43 Rose Fs 4 81 are happy. captain on the Minnesota river, entered Frank 2 87 Jno 5 47 If 3011 can't "Bear" a cough. Bull" into contract with Heimerdinger Woolen hoods and mittens going at 2 87 Current A 4 48 We understand that Mr. J. P. Penning it uith Dr Bull's Cough Syrup Bros, of Golden Gate to supply them Government of India cost now to make room for holiday Fied NJ, 218 3 67 of the town of Stark has been adjudged Mr. E. A. Pereira, Head Inspector of goods, at F. Kuetzing. with a certain quantity of water for SasaeF 400 312 insane, and was last Saturday 1 he publication of the list of personal Post Offices, Calcutta, India issues a card Schmid 178 Case A 118 their mill, Mr. Holden holding to the Personal Tax-Payer* certifying to the instantaneous relief afforded conveyed to the asylum in St Peter. tax payers in Brown county will be 71Schwartz A 6 32 Cutting W 5 believe of the existence of an underground by St Jacobs Oil, in the Campbell 56Watschke in the towns of Albin, Bashaw,Bnrns 4 74 Case 1 concluded next week. lake in the vicinity of the mill, Hospital, where its use was advised 48Wagner E 1140 Hills 4 town, Cottonwood, Home, Lake Hanska by the medical officers in serious cases which only needed tapping to fulfill Mr. Thos. W. Wilson is the authorized 48Wooldrick 22 30 Libert A 5 bee County Treasurer Pfefferle's and Leavenworth. of throat troubles and other painful his contract. Although the Heimerdinger 27Wenger 210 representative of the REVIEW at Springfield. Moll 4 "notice to tax payers," in another column ailments. ALBIN. 82Boteck 1 30 Peck 1 Bros, treated the matter more He will receive orders for advertising, If offers food for reflection. 13Gilland S' 6 77 Aaasa A A $2 27Domke 3 05 Raverty 7 as a joke than anything else, Mr. Holden job work, etc., and collect money Theo. Crone has received a large 50Gilland 3 50 Anderson 4 04Eastman IIC 75 Roberts 2 '1 he Second regiment band will bo purchased an auger and went to for the same. stock of fur coats, fur caps and overcoats, Hoerr 6 32 Bernloebs 32 54Gehrke 3 20 Tuttle A 5 all kinds and styles of men's Koenig 11 40 mustered out of the service. Orders to 5 52 work. He commenced operations in ThompsonD 3 80 Hoffman 7 14 clothing, underwear, ladies dress goods Who's going to New Orleans? Station Lendt 3 05 Eggen 11 WeicherdingJ 1 73Krosel W 4 86 this eftect having been received at the creek bed above the dam, boring re- cloaks, dollmans, etc., etc. Having O 140 Erickson 50 Cutting 2 36 Lange A 1 55 agent Heidemann announces that jr'nnental headquarters. numerous holes, and in every instance bought-in eastern markets, for CASH, Owens O 3 37 "EG 2 28 Cronk 83 McKenzie 2 18 the Chicago & Northwestern railroad with more or less success. A few days he is in a position to offer his goods Snyder 2 27 2 50 Gibbs 3 67 Murphy A 39 Kegular monthly meeting of Hecker will sell round trip tickets from New at the very lowegt prices. Anyone ago Mr. Holden struck it big. At theFredericksonH4 61 Rosko 32 GanskeM 510 3 01 Tost No. 48, G. A. R., next Tuesday looking for bargains should not fail to Ulm for $34.80. Good for 45 days. Grotte Eleff 0 67Rima A 68 depth of 36 feet his auger dropped Johnson 6 37 Ed 148 coll on Mr. Crone. His motto is quick evening. Every comrade not on the 44RossbachW 13 67 Enock 4 Martine I 8 70 McGregor 86 through into his underground lake, sale and small profits. Purge out the lurking distemper that 3 53 Greenkaasa O 2 11 McPhee 3 44 Moll 411 sick list should be present and answer and upon pulling up the auger the undermines health, ana the constitutional 09Rice 13 63 GundersonO 3 McBae 4 40 Matbeson A 3 23 to voll-call. Send Money by American Empress well commenced to flow, and is still vigor will return. Those who 54 Rima 68 HyneH McLeod A 2 38 Montgomery 2 64 Co. Money Orders, suffer from an enfeebled and disordered 72 SomervilleL 3 20 Johnson A flowing, at the rate of 49 cubic feet per N 4 C7 Robertson S 3 88 Fred Schleuder, the New Ulm jeweler, Beceipts given. Money refunded if state of the system, should take Ayer's 4 35 389 Baverty 9 30 3 35 minute. On the strength of this find Orders aie lost. Sold at all offices of \v as in town this week fixing up out-oforder Sarsaparilla to cleanse the blood, and W E 8 03 7 47 Schultz A 4 84 O'Brien 3 44 the Heimerdinger Bros, have advanced the Co. Payable at 6,500 places. restore vitality. CunninghamL15 60 110 articles in his line. He gives good Steffel 6 82Riebel 3 16 Mr. Holden $300 on tho $1,000 BATES. W 1 80 614 6 00Sommerfield satisfaction here, and will visit Gaylord A 3 0*4 which he will receive when he rO $5 $10 8c: |20.10c: $80-12c f40-15c fSO 20c 166 Dayton O N 437 Takes the Lead 185 Worring C, Sperling 4 28 "Rank and File," the great/military periodically during the winter, with the July 9-95 131 Estes W 2 46 S has furnished them with 100 cubic 3 00 W Grendel M* 5 37 drama, had a successful run of four intention of opening up here next 157 Goblirsch 010 LeeO A THE 2 90 Albrecht Corey 7 01 feet of water. His wells now yield nights in Mankato, lastj week. Would spring.Oaylord Register. 3 03 Hopkins E 5 60 Oson 142 ArndtW 418 WHTr\BUf\Y 72 cubic feet, and another find like the 3 68 it not be a good idea to have the play S75 Shellum A BohannanMC3 35 Forster 3 30 last will do the business. Before Mr. 3 88Johnson N 231 Svens E O By contracting a severe cough and Burgbard 52 brought here? Either Company "A" Hauser jr 4 45 103 Kotton A 13 53 Syverson S Hclden commenced operations the water cold, I was compelled to give up my W 73 sr 3 21 or Hecker Post G. A. R. should take WITH ITS LARGE LINE OF FINE 2 36 Moen OO 2 23 Sunde daily work and keep to the house. A Gusik 2 30 Junker 3 04 supply was only sufficient to run the hold of the matter. HOLIDAY GOODS, 5 83 "HO 8 Armstrong neighbor recommended me to try a Cutting 2 84Krymazick 6 72 mill 9hours in 24, but now there is no 5 06 Prickett N 8 12 A bottle of Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup it Cummings CI 04Krienke Considerable dissatisfaction is manifest W 6 07 difficulty at all in running it 17 hours 5 04Shellum 4 22 E was procured aud used to my astonishment 175 Coon A OrthF 428 in this city over the high rate of taxation. 5 66Sellner A 10 75 in 24. The people about Golden Gate A ron relief was instantaneous. 4 58 Clary Pichl 5 37 The city pays a special school 107 Cordill 411 who have watched Mr. Holden's efforts EDW. W. CLAYTON, Waverly, Md. 1140 Prosch 3 95 W Davis A 8 55 Jos 1510 ax of 28 9-10 mills, which brings the 131 Badatzki 611 Day W with a pitying look begin to think that Drugs, Paints, Oils & Glass, Eleftson .1 7 88 Jno 10 85 Wesley Greene Post, A. R., of French W total rate of taxation up to 47 2-10 106 Schmitz N 6 42 there is method in his madness. SomervilleA E6 57KaptinhagenE 1 71 158 Sleepy Eye has elected the following Frick E Sieg 2 20 mills It costs money to build large CO 673 Nerli O O 23 3103 Fischer Spelbrink 1 74 officers for the ensuing year Commander, school houses, you know. Stationery, Toilet Articles, Rosenhamer 1 77 Olsen A 88 2 54 PERSONAL MENTION. Guth Speckman A 2 62 Isaac Gallagher, Senior Vice-Commander, 317 0 86 I Remiger 2 58 IW1U&NQTCABBY /WCTHEfy Grieber W Sulz A 2 69 H. Werring, the merchant at Golden 5 43 3 69 J. C. Zieske Junior Vice-Commander, Taude 4 25 Mr, J. H. Barber, of Bashaw, Green W Watschke 474 Smart Business Man: "Nt sir, no watch Brushes,, Sponges, 106 170 Gate, offers one year's subscription to Pederson Upson P. T. Gibbs Surgeon, Isaac looked in on us one day last week, Wege 3 00 2 60 goodththing but Waterbory for me I clatm to know 113 4 85 Svenstad Jno when I get hold of it, I do. I would the REVIEW to anyone making a cash Grabow 62Christensen 3 38 3 Martine. Chaplain, J, Teas, Quartermaster, Mr. How, the Shakopee banker, ave been in the poor house Ions ngo if my own 5 36 4 56 Sygurdson Welch HeimerdingerJl 58 Dobias 6 62 purchase at his store, at one time, to judgment of the value of things hadn't carried tarried a few hours in our city last F. D. Greene. 9 8 340 Syverson Enden 2 07 Soaps & Perfumes. fi me triumphantly around a goodJ|any sharp corners. Kelly 4 74 the amount of $10, between now andFriday. 4 96 64Troxel Hudson A 3 I never let big names or big prices for 0 30Keep 1 50 The editor of the Herald thinks he anything fool me a bit as to their real Mlue I January 1st, 1885. See his announce* 2 46 Torkelson Hoel O 163 Horatio Werring, the Golden Gate Ibberson 5 26 Mischo 4 64 know this Waterbury keeps just as good time as has been sufficiently rewarded for his Hyne 83 merchant, was shaking hands with his ment in another column. the $500 Jorgenson my partner carries, so that Lee Ortwein W 3 50 172 ends the matter The only thing 1 carry a watch New Ulm friends last Saturday. political services in this county, in the Molzahn Remmele 5 50 182 BASHAW lor Is to keep time. This does it just as well as Throwing snowballs at each other is the best watch made, and lam consequently Several of our New Ulm people Meier W WE HAVE THE FINEST STOCK OF realization of the fact that the Democratic 54 3 93 Malette 1 00 Anderson A $8 &7 $490 ahead of my partner That's business a dangerous pastime for boys to engage are contemplating a visit to the World's A 55Mielke A 6 07 1 party has triumphed. That kind 4 77lSchons N 48 that's me, everytime. Exposition at New Orleans, this winter. Pickel \v 212 in. At least a half dozen school Barber II 6 29 1 66|Addy 2 79 We have made ariangemenls with of talk will do until March 4th next, Mr. John Lloyd, one of the solid Forth W 32Xeubauer A 3 69 Burgwarth A 6 59' 27 boys were walkiug around last week the msin ufacturers hich enable us to after that date the Herald man will be business men of Tracy, made the REFrasch Poleski A 88Schumacher 2 95 2 61 BlockFF 4 98 A 2 offer the. celebrated AVaterbury watch each with one eye done up, the effect of 8riss 5 5 1 VIEW sanctum a pleasant call yesterday. looking for his reward in another direction Pickel 144r 48 50TimmA Greek 4 CHRISTMAS, NEW YEAR AND BIRTHDAY CARDS as a premium for subscribers. For coming too suddenly in contact with a We are glad to know that he is Sherman 5 02 Holm 2 74 W some time past publishers of the large 3 g0 doing nicely. Smith 5 25 snowball. Boys, if you must snowball, 3 05 WalkG Johnson A 4 43 Donovan 2 99 dailies and weeklies in the roetropoli ODOR CASES, WORK, HANDKERCHIEF AND Werring 16 56 2312 Mr, John Gratz, for some years 83Bascher Aug 4 While excavating in aside hill for a don't throw them into each others Davis 1 62 tan cities have been offering these" Boteck 2 21 3 63 section foreman on the section immediately Boman 4 82 Glatigny A 6 65 watches with great success. The cellar, Mr Alex Harkins, of West Newton, faces Bertrand 1188 2 08 east of Sleepy Eye, has been Borner CH 103 Gcrboth 4 52 watch, although cheap, ha the reputation GLOVE BOXES, BRUSH COMB ^ND TOILET exhumed the skeletons of a man Current 3 76 405 transferred to Janesville. John is a 62Emerson S 3 MARRIEDAt the lesidence of the Kiasuer 3 6i of being a good time keeper. Filzen and an animal, lying side by side. 5 38Larabee good man and the railroad company Johnson 3 86 W 4 24 AS 5 47 Several gentlemen in this city have bride's parents, by Rev. G. Hiller, on SETS AND CIGAR CASES AND MEER- Fraas appreciate his faithful services. 4 83 1 87 S PetersonA W 12 51 Some of those who saw the skeletons E 215 carried these watches for a number of Thursday, December 4, 1884, Mr. Emil Krymarzick 3 94Pankratz 6 36 517 Lampen W A 8 41 years, and assure us that they keep were of the opinion that they had been Zell, of Fairfax, and Emiho Schramm, The Right Kind of an Accident Company. 315 23Metzen N 2 Keim 7 30 Romberg II 6 52 correct time. Any peison who pays SCHAUM GOODS EVER SHOWN IN lying there for a great many years. 28Meisinger 2 21 of New Ulm. Forty-five persons, all QuanstromP srl Kuelbs 5 70 Steffen A 4 09 us $4,00 can have the REVIEW one Probably a victim of the Indian massacre 98Roiger 3 15 Redding A O 7 Lowinski 1 55 Tesmer 4 48 year and one of these watches and a relatives of contracting parties, were W W HHblft* Seven years ago when The United ^te 90Stoll II 2 02 in 1862. Tell 2 Losleben A 4 54 Welter 5 64 handsome nickel-plated chair, with present at the wedding. Mr. Zell is States Mutual Accident Association of WingG 1145 W 105 N 3 92 Frank A 2 07 charm. For $5.25 we will send two the City of New York was organized it engaged in the merchantile business in 84Krause Wo 1 egret to learn that Carl Stolzner, 171 Losleben 511 48 copies of the Burnsw to anj addiess Tboma 2 promised an aggressive campaign against ALSO A FINE LINE OF metFairfax. The tin-p an brigade gave the Oje'a 4 49 Meyer II 10 02 desired and a watch for S6.35 we will Thor 8 08ManderfeldJPl 26 one of our New Ulm boys, has extortionate rates for accident E 4 42 Miller 4 71 supply thiee subscnbeis and a watch Wall 2 97McCordle happy couple a splendid send-off. 2 20 with a serious accident. Carl is tho insurance, and tho rejection of just Peterman 5 11 Penning 9 51 for $7.00 we will supply foui subscribers Quanstrora Wentz MA 617 315 claims for indemnity and death losses head miller of the Benson roller mills, Boxed Writing ^kpef. and a watch for $7,50 we will jr Gentz W 6 10 Prof. Tobias' lecture and ball, at 200 LAKE HANSKA. upon strictly technical grounds. It has and while going about his work, a few supply five subscnbeis and a Sanford Steff A 160 88 3 32Miller Union Hall, last Saturday evening, was Asleson E A O 3 64 kept its promise, and by furnishing watch. The last offei enables 15Wiese days ago, ho was struck in the eye by a Kettner A 5 106 137 Blessum sound accident insurance at extremely Olson I 1 40 not a financial success. Only sixteen Wilson Gold Fens, Lockets splinter ot steel, which embeded itself anybody to get a watch free by Broesthe low rates and adjusting its losses on a 97 99 2 56 ladies and half as many menwere present securing five subscnbeis at the tegular Bakke basis of fairness and justice, has built in the pupil Wo did not learn whether 4 98 BURNSTOWN. Paulson A 2 22 to hear the lecture, and as the former pi ice. Heie isan oppoitunit) to Bjertson E up a membership of twenty thousand, 8 94 Anderson O Wendt AV 4 86 *121 or not he lost the sight of the eye. 2 12 get a good timekeeper cheap. See the Bergonst O had free admittance, it was not a and carries to-day an insurance of OneBurns 10 62 217 2 68 O 2 60 display ad in anothei column for a Devlne Hundred Millions of Dollars. 5 21 SelmerM 4 06 good pa} ing house. Later in tho eve. Christensen M1 01 4 68 and Charms. Mr. A. C. Ochs, conti actor and builder, full desciiption of the Wateibury Green Wendland A 183 Daasvand Schieffert I 2 95 The United States Mutual Accident 58 3 05 ning others came in to participate in of this city, has been awarded the watch. Helling O Gulhck Buttenmuel- 3 61Teigen 1 61 Association has adjusted and paid honorably 4 71 the dance, but altogether tho income contract for erecting the new bank Heraldson O 2 19 ler A 68 and promptly over four thousand WeTtchG 2'55 83 Joramoc O NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. was not such as to wan ant the building to be built in Sleepy Eye, by it ^p 8 85 Burns claims amounting to nearly half 2 39 Anderson O 5*18 83 7 18 BUsing a million of dollars, at a cost to its 22 Amundson 04 51 Griffith & Smith, next season. The Professor to repeat the experiment. Gamble 81 On to New Orleans. Lyngoed A 6 37 Dapporn members of only one-half the rates 94 Brude A 8 51 Hughes W 147 building will be of brick, 25x80 feet two Mo Groening A charged,by stock accident companies, 5 55 166 BjoernebergFjrS 95 Seiter & Stengle, the managers of 2 42 Our Musical Merchandise stories high, and one of the finest in this C. & N. W. B'y Office, Gisecke and invites all who appreciate honesty, Nundahl S 4 85 162 sr 2 31 KautzenbachF2 59 department contains the rink, announce another prize skating part of the Statd (iro\ind will be New Ulm. Dec 1st, 1884. Groening Olson N 177 Larson O 2 68 Brude AA 3 16 economy and fair dealing to join its 3 0 5 Violins, Guitars, Jews tournament for next Saturday evening.At Excursion tickets from New Ulm to Kaseforth ranks. A $5000 policy with $25 weekly broken as soon as tho weather permits Ouren 5 10 4 61 S Christensen O 8 83 A Harps, Kazoo's, Clarionets, the tournament on the evening New Orleans, La and return, are now Lenske indemnity costs members of preferred Roland 2 82 40 90 A 8 09 Flutes, Cornets, in the spring on sale at this office for $34.80. Tickets Niesen occupations only $13 a year, 3 74 of the 29th ult, Miss A. Schleuder carried MoePJ 20 4 50 7 89 Trumpets and Drums. N good for 45 days from day of sale. Prechel A which may be paid at one time or by 5 91 Nelson N Gravseth 1 76 All trimmings for Guitars 4 48 off the first prize, a dressing case, 144 IS^sbstshs W Many remedies are advertised fur For particulars as to route, etc., call afieaimenti as thej are made* 4 Failtelss and^ Violins constantly 5 6 1 Rolstad S 1 79 and Miss Helen Russell mra wwwv* 4-1 2 26 frostbitten feet, but it is folly to spend Sohweue 19 00 Peterson Syverson I HowdoCT 2 04 To become a member write for on or address the second prize, a fine scrap book. 00 56Sandman A. 5 38 money for them. Present relief can be PluggeF Stone I 3 62 3 Circular and Application Blank, and C. W. H. HEIDEMANN, 3 60 SpooB Next Saturday evening's contest will be 330 Pautzke W Ticket Agt. C. & N. W. B'y. 2 86 when received fill out your application, 2 66 obtained by the use of suitable liniments. 157 Warscher 5 27 for the championship of Brown county, Sira O Johnson A 1 57 inclose $5, and forward it to James R. 187 One made as follows gives commonly 2 77 Now is the Time to Make Your Anderson A 54 BudeO Stroem 131 Pitcher, the Secretary, at 320 Broadway, 2 14 and a number of expert skaters are expected 118 prompt ease, and after a few applications Augustin 1 39 New York, on receipt of which E 40 4 38 down from Sleepy Eye. IN FINE CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE WE HAVE THE 54 3 71 makes a temporary cure- Tinct- Synstebv a policy will be promptly mailed to Kjelshus 6 05 110 rp 5 75 83Andeison 4 84 you. TrogdahlJ Unger Lee 3 31 5 ure of opium 1 ounce tincture of arnica LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF ALL THE LATEST 133 We are pained to learn that Mrs. Arbes 60 WinegardonJJ4 94 Ihordson O Mosenden 17 3 ounces chloroform ounce, camphor 168 Snyder, wife of our esteemed friend 08Brey 6 Be-tly S 3 TunderworldTSS O -AT Nelson 5 29 STYLES OF ALABASTAR, SILVER AND GOLD, SPRINGFIELD DEPARTMENT. i ounce, glycerine 1 ounce.Ex. Thorson E 2 42 36Erickson O 3 75 James H. Snyder, of [St. Teter, met Borthardt 4 Olstad 3 66 H. Werring's, Golden Gate, Thordson 5 11 54FeurerJG 2 57 GLASS VASES, SMOKING SETS, LAVA AND Geske 7 CK 3 24 with a fatal accident last Friday morning. There are over 100 applicants for the Overlien 2 94 Heimer 2 99Fleischman 1 88 Rooming A O 53 THOMAS W. WILSON, EDITOR and Secure One ^Year's Subscription A special telegram to the Pioneer office of Deputy Revenue collector now TERRA COTTA GOODS, FANCY CHINA CUPS Afdem S 208 1884.Hubbard A 419 511 Shelly S Mrs 1 20 Springfield, Minn., December 8, Press says she was standing on a chair Anderson A TO THE so.ably filled by J. B. Sackett. The Keeper 4 80Gotton 189 116 E E 211 & SAUCERS, MUGS, CHILDRENS* CHINA Ahlness watering some house plants, and in attempting Meyer 3 59Kolbjorn 345 2 07 2 95 New Ulm Review, Free. democrats of Scott county want it, it is The weather has been unusually Ebenson Peach 10 87 2 51 Lang-A 11 32 Shellay S 10 47 to water some plants in a pleasant during the past week. wanted in Le Sueur, Sibley county, TEA SETS, ETC., ETC., ETC., Hangen Potter E 117 2 96 Nelson A 2 73 Sveine E 2 11 swinging basket, she slipped and fell The De La Dee Company gave one Brown county, and in fact they all Hanson A 5 18Nachreiner 179 TborgrimsonT3 86 8 22 I take pleasure in informing my patrons of ther parlor entertainments at Gamble's on her side across the back of the chair, want it. One report is that a prominent A 5 44 190 2 36 Olson 5 71 and friends that I have received a Hall on last Saturday evening. sustaining internal injuries which caused Helling Bedding S 2 62Buby 94 4 31 3 83 democrat has promised that the fine assortment of The programme was well carried out. I Helget Thordson Scott A 2 20 4 06 her death at an early hour the next 8 65 office shall go to Le Sueur. This last 00 0 Tl$ The M. E. Quarterly Meeting was Kjolstad A Woolley A VanValken 3 60 20 Schenk 7 80 morning. Mr. Snyder has our sympathy report,we do not believe. The office held at Stately last Saturday ana Sunday. Lieb A RoomT burg 2 36Tellefson 90 388 3 30 in this his sad bereavement. CITYiDRUG STORE Lien E will probably leave St. Peter, but it will VanValken- Thompson 1 01 83 J. Breitkreutz returned from Minneapolis burgE 474 not go to Le Sueur, as ii is more likely. LEAVENWORTH. At the quarterly meeting of the There also Splendid Bargains in my last Wednesday. to be abolished.SLPeter Herald. Brown EC 34 Diesen A COTTONWOOD. Stock of 3 03 Brown County Agricultural Society, Springfield has a band We expect 84Engel A FreyB 3 Alvin W 8 40Schneider 527 2 67 DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, last Sunday the following officers were the boys will let us hear some fine music At a late hour on Tuesday night of 62Gramenz Franke 2 37Sprenger A Biebl 1 6 36 229 HATS AND CAPS, when they shall have "got the hang elected for the ensuing year: 84Gilbertson Feurer 5 Sclincbrich 12 55 Kum 18 07 last week John Heimann and a man 3 50 of things." 21Holm Gent 1 BOOTS AND SHOES, President, L. Runk. Nagel 9 89Wiesner 8 45 2 66 named Schratt made an assault on 62Koehler Aug Holl of/the C. & N. W. saloon Harrington 2 Sprenger 12 90Dabl 10 78 4 92 Vice President, P. Seherer. GROCERIES,CROCKERY, Henry Klara and young Konakowitz, 93Larson recently built a barn for the accommodation Huiras 4 Davis S 9 58Drexler A 3 64 2 75 Secretary. M. Muller. GLASSWARE, ETC near the New Ulm Roller Mill. Mr. Olson of his customers. Haala 80 Dietz 9 74EngelbertH 1199 320 Trasurer, B. Juni. Jarros 51 Klara was quite roughly handled and it 2 92 179 19 The farmers continue to bring in the I dh= Kollor 2 33Schewe Directors Milford, P. Mack Sigel, Fesenmyer 15 23Frittsche E 8 65 105 wheat, notwithstanding the distressingly was with difficulty that he reached Anyone making a cash purchase to 163Thompson Ole 7 50 Groebper A Goettke S 3 07 32 low price. Geo. Grau Stark, H. Plath Cottonwood, home. Warrants were sworn out the amount of $10,00, at one time, between Keller 3 34 Oslag 12 65 2 49 Guth sr 165 Rev. Mr. Liscomb preached at the L.Prahl New Ulm, P. Herrian againts Heimann and Schratt, and on now and January 1st, 1885, will Mainger 4 45Wegner 2 84 A 165 Helget W 3 10 jr Congregational chapel last Sunday evening. Conrtland, J. Heimann Lafeyette, F. be presented with one year's subscription Saturday Justice Fischer bound them Meiers 4 59Westerland 109 8 89 Hoetme 4 06 LippM The room was well filled with of the New Ulm REVIEW, the leading Schneider 3 39Baasen farDiepolder West Newton, A. Palmer. 6 51 N 3 40Kopp A 3 64 over to the next term of court As interested listeners. We are informed TOYS and NOTINS paper published in Brown Co. Schwartz A 1 63Dobrmann 4 07 3 07 Kosel 2 70 Nichols A as we are able to learn, the attack was that he will preach again at the same At a meeting of the members of Co. Schipka 110 6 59 544 Horman Koestner 2 69 Prahl0 place on the 18th inst. unprovoked. Schewe 2 33Hamilton 100 S 88 Mohr 4 00 A, held last Friday evening, it was unanimously Of all kinds, Tin Toys, Japanese Goods, Bird Cages, Velocipedes, Hobby, Ooods as CIteap as in New Vim Another sprinkling of the beautiful SchiltzF 352Juros 2 56 3 76 Muhs 8 54 or Sleepy Eye% decided to again place the snow on Saturday last, but not enough FLOUR WAR.A flour war has broke Horses, Writing Desks, Paint Boxes, Building Blocks, and Schneider 2 40KimberW 10 84 159 PfistererD 418 Schaefbr ft. Wetting, Ulmcompany upon a substantial footing. to make good sleighmg. out between the millers of New 111MoesD 7 60 10 26 Stutz 195 About twenty-five of the old members nine hundred and ninety-nine other articles too Spearing fish through a hole in the Viick 1 50Meier 2 02 2 58Reglin and Sleepy Eye Mr. Gieseke, of the 7 11 ice affords much amusement for theSturm Weber 3 10Quisnoll were present who signified their intention 19$ 102 Betzleft 1 05 Gfolden 0ate, Mi*W. Sleepy Eye Roller Mill, has been selling numerous to mention here. boys, during their leisure hours. 686 Wendland W 1 4 61 Schinitz 6 65 to continne in the organization. flour in this city for $1,75 per 516 Brust 5 06Strassburg GRAND 3 63Sperl W Rev. Mr. Tichnor and Rev. Mr. Kidder A 5 15 Several of those absent were vouched hundred pounds. This invasion of 124 FUZE SKATING Barberich 1 53Taplin are holding a series of protracted Schmelz 7 04Siebert GL 1 66 for, and assurances were given of new Schwerzler Carpenter W 214 meetings at the chapel this week. their territory was not pleasing to the 6 46Schmidt Bloemeke 17 65 7 01 LAMPS. recruits, enough to bring the compan*y Didde W 3 74Briss Schrapp 11 43Schnobrieh A 4 07 W 2 45 A stranger's team created an excitement New Ulm millers, and .they at once Schwerzler 2 05SchreyerC 38Horrmann E 1 82 Eichten 4 up to the minimum number required by 10 66 one day last week by running the "saw" Mr. Gieseke and went him 10 WinkelmanW15 01 04Jensen 4 82 Ebilsizor 2 Scheibel A 1 81 wagon-tongne through the corner of M. law. Another meeting will be held tomorrow cents better. Instructions were also 70Ladd N 4 53 Beck 3 20 Gent W 5 5 45 C. Robertson's law office. We have a line of Library Lamps, evening, and an election of officers FOB THE 26Leseman 1 75 telegraphed to Sleepy Eye, last Saturday, Bildstein 94 Girg 6 Tauer 3 16 The Ladies Aid Society will meet at has been called for next Wednesday CHAMPIONSHIP Dietz sr 4 12Ubel Groebner A 1 45Mielke 81 A 1 89 so we are informed, to sell flour at the residence of Mr. H. Bendixen on dolls which is unsur- Student Lamps, evening. There is plenty of good jr 2 14 Hughes 2 00MesserschmidM2 82 jr 2 92 next Wednesday afternoon. We understand $1,25 per hundred. New Ulm can have 09Meinert Dittrich 7 85 Hoppe 4 386 material in the city and there is no good -O FBrown sr 3 64 that new officers are to be elected. its little war as well as the belance of Mielke passed for beauty Eckstein 1 64Waibel Parlor Lamps, Keuster W 114 4 23 A 9 08 reason why New Ulm should not maintain Nelson the world. Fischer 412 Sherman S 65 285 Yeske A 2 42 one of the best' companies in the Wolfgang Schmidt is now firmly established N Fortwengler Smith 2 60 199 Yabnke 6 71 cheapness. W have Bracket Lamps, etc. iu the building recently vacated State. Remus According to the Lamberton Commercial, 12 40 7 58 Thomas A A 4 Backer A 6 33 AT by Aug. Holl, whence he removed 33Sparoeder W Gag 8 11bauer 158 Altermatt 7 OYSTERSNew Mr. M. H. Gamble of Springfield A 6 04 Fixtures them in all sizes and his saloon fixtures last week. I desire to inform the TreWschF 6 83 8 87 174 1023 recently had a narrow escape from The almost endless variety of holiday Wlnkelman 4 03 Groebner 6 86EngelbertWH 2 81 people of Ulm and vicinity 1 85 death. Mr. Gamble and Mr. A. W. prices. j?% goods now on exhibition in our stores, 63Yunger A 817 Haas 6 34Fesenmeyer Boddin W 2 4 70 that I am daily in receipt of fresh oysters Brackets, Reflectors, is sufficient to remind us that Christmas Parker, of Lamberton, went to Chicago I 215 Dehne W 3 51 Gulden W 125 direct from Baltimore, and that I WAI DOLLS: is close at hand. Hochaus A 4 10 with serveal cars of cattle and hogs, 5 08 Great bargains in all am prepared to furnish them to customers wool ftlnnels Globes, Illuminators, Mr.Hesse E 40 Our genial and obliging P. M., SWDHMI, DECEMBE 13, IBM. N 9 06 and on retiring for the night at their at F. Kuetzing's. Kassulke 7 00 can,Gust. Nuessle, has enlarged his office, in any quantity, either by the Rosa 3 07 hotel were given seperate rooms, Mr. Kalb A 5 64Grossman making it more convenient, for both 6 12 Vienna Shades. stewed, or otherwise. Remember the China Dolls, 20 pieces of Scotch plaids at 10 c. a place':^-^ Gamble not appearing at the usual hour Lendsteiner 4 81Grieble himself and the public. A Silver Medal will be awarded to 8 55 place, Headquarters' Sample Room and yard, at F. Kuetzing's. next morning, his room was visited by 137 the skater making the best time in the The Altermatt boys are operating a $09 Chimneys, Burners, Billiard Hall, one door north of the Bisque Dolls 1 mile race. Mr. Parker, who found him lying stupid feed mill with the engine used by them, Luger I 2 84Hamann 5 20 Bqom moulding for hanging pic Dakota House. last fall, to run their threshing machine. 31Jones 91 ManderfeldJ 8 from the effects of escaping gas, a W and Wicks. and Rubber Dolls. Metzen 1305 No extra charges for skaters tares, at Chas. Wagner's. engag- E. Schnobrieh. Lewis E 1 20 Mr. H. Sanford, one of the solid farmers th few minutes more and he would have MohrM 1011 ing in the above contest g*% Reinhard 511 of Bashaw, was in town last Saturday. v:-- The Holiday Goods are onjexhibitton ana. everybody will be wel 3 06 been dead. It took several hours under Buoklen Arnica Salve 25 pieces offjne prints going at 5 c. Roberts 3 56 Pechtel 400 A good band will faralsh^the music Jt emembe a doctor's care to save his life. The best salve in the world for Cuts, Wesner 0 50 a yard, at Ft :V Our woodmen are carrying on a live* kuetzing's, 807 BeinT for the occasion. Bruises, Sores, Ulcers,* Salt Rheum, Wagner 3 28 ly business now-a-days. 215 Boeck jr How often do we hear of the sudden Fever Sores, Tetter, chapped Hands, 500 yards of brocaded goodsjust YetkeF a 81 250 A person from out* in the country .Msr Admission 10 cts. for spectators. fatal termination of a case of croup, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, received6 cts. a yard, at F. Kuetzing's. AnnenJ ,2 54 THE CITY DRUG STORE. 215 while in town a few days ago, illustrated BetzloffF when a young life might have been and positively cures Piles, or no David H^,, 176 018 the thirteenth roller skate flotation A grand masquerade party will take saved by the prompt use of Ayer's pay required. It is guaranteed to give DuetscbA 2 22 9 75 by a practical demonstration the end Scheffler B, Prom^AttmtioTito Orders, P. 0, Block,IEW bLM,IDM Cherry Pectoral! Be wise in time, and plmce^at the Bink on Saturday Dec. SO. perfect satisfaction, or money refund- Canton flannels, 9,10 and 12 cts. a Owens ti| 2 06 of the sidewalk. Fortunately no seri- 811 Seifert keep a bottle of it on hand, ready for SEITEB ft STENGLE. yardworth mora moneyat F. Knot* ed.* Price25 peats per box. SpWbvC. Bowland O $1 4 31 OHLA.S ROOS, ous injuries were sustained, gj^g N 5S 2 Sclumberger 4 77 instant use. ring's. L. Boos,- %_ 4^' al?" tt *m *^fniffMtoalfi