^My-iawjw zgwyv. The Irish National League of St Paul ol or propagating purposes, "Ten A fight yesterday between Mrs. Sore has just donated $3,000 to aid the Throat and Mr. Bronchial Wafers (Dr. fantailed gold fish go to Congressman X. Stone's) resulted in a victory for 12g8piV^ 3 cause of local self-government in Ireland. White atChatfield, and 500 blue carp NEW ULM, MINN. Wafers. 25c. to stock Lake Beauty, Minnesota. 9= {fts*jt JOS. BOBLETER, Editor & Proprietor. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. The report that the body of Gen. Bobleter learns that Pat Kelly has gone to Washington and he is afraid Grant was to be removed from Riverside TAKEN UP, Wednesday, November 4, 1885. something is going to drop. The Colonel to Washington is positively denied ought not to complain if something by Mrs. Grant in a, letter to Mayor dropped in the vicinity of New Ulm. it by the undersigned, two 2-year-old THE NOVEMBER ELECTIONS. i Grace. is a very lenient administration that allows EeturnedfromtJieEast heifers, one dark red and theether light him to hold a good post office red with little white spot in forehead. while devoting his time to the publication The hurricane that recently raged on Owner can have same by proving property of some very vigorous criticisms the Labrador coast was unprecedented Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Massachusetts upon the Democratic party. Still, if and.paying costs. %-'J?~^%% 'f\ even in that inclement region. Over and Iowa go Republican. this is reform, we do not complain. In I ttHfe WlLFOBD BUSHAKD, 70 vessels and 300 lives were lost this the Colonel will agree with us he JBBQP Lafayette, Nicollet Co. Minn. is for reform, too. And yet it seems Over 2,000 persons are destitute and Oct 30, 1835. kind of ridiculous, doesn't it, Colonel? stranded on the coast Herald. New York, Virginia and Maryland NOTICE. Hon. Albert Scheffer is looming up Who's afraid? Bless you, Tom, we Stick to their Old Love, in the distance as a probable candidate have been expecting to hear something At the County Auditor's Office, Proposals will be received by the County for Governor. He is a genial, brainy, drop in the^vicinity of the New Ulm Commissioners at their next meeting, whole-souled gentleman and would St Paul, Nov. 4, 1885. post office for these eight months past CALL IN AND LOOK AT BARGAINS IN January 4, 1886,for 11,000 feet of white make a most popular governor. If it and yet, you acknowledge that we have Special Telegram to New Ulm Review: DRESS GOODS, oak bridge planks 16 feet long and 3 must be a St. Paul man, we'll vote for The returns from yesterday's elections said nothing in the columns of the REVIEW inches thick, the bids to specify the price per 1000, and the planks to be Scheffer ever time. that would indicate that we were are as yet meagre, but enough is known PRINTS, delivered and piled in rear of old courthouse. anxious to make ourselves solid with to put New York State in the Democratic Also 25 cords green,body wood, If it is wrong for a clerk in a department the administration. Yes, Tom, the hard maple, white oak or white ash, or at Washington to contribute $5, column with a majority for Gov. long suffering Democracy can have the partly of each. GINGHAMS, more or less, for political purposes, can Hill and the balance of the State ticket By Order of County Commissioners, New Ulm postoffice just as soon as they it be right in the President to contribute of 25,000. Virginia elects the Democratic get ready to take it. But there's the AUG. WESTPHAL, [Nov. 21-85.] chairman. $1,000 for a like object? Respectfully rub. Too many of 'em wants it, and candidate for Governer and a PATENTS. referred to the corresponding clerk of rather than to kick up a row in the majority of the legislature. Maryland the present reform administration at family they have very graciously allowed Washington for a replywhich may be goes Democratic by 10,000. us to continue. But as our time given at any leisure moment after the Pennsylvania and New Jersey go is soon up, this foolishness must stop FRANKLIN H. HOUGH, approaching New York election.Winona eh, Tom? Republican by the usual majorities. Solitilor of &nuritan ^fowign gafcnis, Republican. Iowa elects the Republican ticket by Thousands of Squirrels Migrate H^! 925 F. Street, N. W. There promises to be a revival of interest a small majority. Massachusetts elects in sorghum culture in the United A phenomenal migration of grey the Republican candidate for Governor, NearuXPateSfOfficeT WASHIHGrTO&D.O. States. The processes of manufacture squirrels is now in progress from northwestern but shows Democratic legislative gains. have been so improved that it is now Mississippi in the direction of Personal attention given to the preparation and prosecutions of applications for Letters Patent. WM. BICKEL. possible. It is claimed, to obtain a Arkansas. They are crossing the Mississippi All business before the U. 8. Patent Office attended for moderate fees. When patent is granted, 41 greater percentage of saccharine material from innumerable points along Wheat is selling at $1,25 per bushel drawing of your invention, with claims, your from sorghum than from the sugar a line of twenty miles in length. They name and address, will be published in the Unit, at Portland, Oregon.' ed States Patent Office Gazette, a paper of immense cane itself. Aside from this the are traveling in thousands, and the circulation, and the only paper that pub. lishes this free. seed is as nutrituous as corttan makes people who live along the line of their The special delivery system is a failure Q^~'JVte Agency in the Putted 8tmtet JMMCS- most excellent poultry food, the stalk march are killing them with sticks in eeeuferierfmetUtten f*r btmining- fmtenta, or at the smaller postomces. At 90 ascertaining the patentability of inventions. is available as first-class fodder for live countless numbers. Enterprising men per cent, of the offices the messengers Copies of patents famished for 25 cents each. Correspondence invited. stock, and the refuse is a valuable addition are following them in wagons, slaughtering don't earn more than $2 a week. km SHEETINGS, to the compost heap. as they go, and shipping the carcasses Send 10 cents postage, and we will Ferdinand Ward, the wrecker of the mail you free a royal, valuable, to the nearest market They samplebox of goodsthatwillputyou COTTONADES, Grants, has been found guilty of larceny The Pioneer Press says St. Paul has in the way of making mure mmney seem to have lost all fear of man, and at once,than anything else in America. Both in the fir3t degree and sentenced to no intention to imitate Minneapolis and in some instances have attacked hunters. sexes of all ages can live at home and work in WATERPROOFS, spsre time, or all the time. Capital not required. a ten years' servitude in the penitentiary. go into tha exposition business, the Dispatch No one seems able to assign a We will startyou. Immense pay suie for those Ward's attorneys will no doubt notwithstanding. "The sentiment who start at once. STIHSON & Co., Portland, cause for the migration. Maine. [Nov 486.] *m take an appeal to a higher court. of St. Paul," says the P. P., "is Ladies'and Gent's unanimous in support of the policy of Would Have Haojred Him. SALE OF STAT^LAUDS. Hole-in-the-Day, a great grand son si expanding the state fair into a great of the famous Chippewa chief of that Northwestern exposition. It is in favor Columbus, Ohio, Oct. 29.Capt. Albert PUENISHI1TGG00DS, name, is in Washington with Minnesota Notice is hereby given that that the of such an exposition at the state E. Lee, who was private secretary influence to secure from the President County Auditor will offer for sale, at fair only, and of uniting all its energies to Gov. Hayes when he was nominated his office, on Friday, Nov. 6, 1885, at an appointment to West Point and efforts with those of the people and inaugurated as president, and afterward 10 o'clock a.m.,the unsold State Lands when a vacancy occurs. He is said to of the whole state in making that appointed by Hayes as consul in Brown County, which have been appraised be highly educated for his years. at lower prices than can be bought elsewhere. and are unsold, or that have exposition the grandest one of the kind general at Frankfort-on-the-Main, is been sold and forfeited by reason of in the country. Eventually it is believed now in this city. His attention was Fred Moldenhauer of Traverse county, failure to pay interest for two or more Call in now and examine our that it may be expanded into a stock and prices. yesterday called to the statement of years. who recently decamped, owed about Don't wait until the rush sets in. world's fair." George W. Childs of Philadelphia, Lists of the lands to be offered may $6,000. The town clerk's records be seen at the Auditor's office for ten which has been extensively published, showed sixty-four chattel mortgages DON'T FORGET THE PLACE, days prior to the day of sale. A curious scene was witnessed in to the effect that Gen. Grant told Childs JJT. Kuetzing, given on the same property. He sold Peninsula, Ohio, last Wednesday. W. W. BRADEN thatTilden was elected, and should his wheat, which was also profusely Com. State Land Office. Anton Pfans, a prominent resident of have been inaugurated instead of Mr. plastered with mortgages, at a side the town, was given morphine for quinine Hayes. Lee says: "During the summer station, pocketed the proceeds and MTNN. ST., NEW ULM, MINN by a green boy in a drug store of of 18771 had numerous interviews skipped. that place. Pfans took from three to with Gen. Grant, and among the things Our War Cry is Boots and Shoes. FRESH AND CANNED five grains of the drug^ Life being despaired The Casual Listener of the Pioneer discussed was the Hayes-Tilden controversy, of the entire populace turned Press is informed by a prominent citizen FRUITS. and Grant gave, me to understand out, and all day fully 100 men were that the governor will call an extra that he had reason to believe Mr. OYSTERS engaged in running Pfans up and down session. This gentleman says the SERVED IN Tilden proposed to come down to Washington 'TIS NOT IN MORTALS TO COMMAND SUCCESS BUT the street in the wildest manner, while EVERY STYLE. governor begins to see that it will be to and be sworn in as president. HOT COFFEE AT ALL HOURS. women and children followed, adding his advantage politically to call the extra WE'LL DO MORE WE'LL DESERVE IT. Speaking of this, Grant said in his quiet \Choice Havana Cigars,\-- greatly to the excitement. At 4 o'clock HOWS THIS? session, and that is an argument way, but with an Pfans began fighting the crowd and too strong for him to resist. There and everything else belonging to a EXPRESSION OF SERIOUSNESS several desperate struggles ensued. will certainly be an extra session. on his face which indicated that he first-class Whether or not the eftorts to save Pfan's f}e#&ufent k^d donfedtionkfy. meant every word he said: "If Mr. The Genesta, the English racing Ten Minutes is not a very long timef life terminated successfully report does but it is suffi- Tilden had undertaken to do that I New Ulm, Minn. yacht recently defeated by the American notsay. would have hanged him." Capt. Lee cient for us to convince you that we have yacht Puritan, has arrived safely A. GAUEKKE. J. C. ZIESKE. says Grant told him this on mere than A PRIZE! on the other side of the pond, having The Pioneer Press and Globe who at one occasion and at one time told him & Uieske, made the trip from New York to Portsmouth first opposed an extra session of the that he would like to have Mr. Hayes in twenty days and ten hours, legislature, have been converted. The know it During the controversy and TO OFFER EVERY MAN, WOMAN AND CHILD THAT which beats the best yacht record. The Minneapolis Tribune is a little wishywashy Dealers in all his subsequent acts and talk and the yacht was enthusiastically welcomed by on the subject, though of late it DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, WISHES TO SAVE MONEY. A VISIT TO OUR STORE AND fact that President Grant had made the Englishmen, though she didn't win has leaned toward in extra session. thorough preparations to thwart any BOOTS AND SHOES,AND the international race. AN INSPECTION OF GOODS WILL RESULT IN YOUR Among the metropolitan dailies, the attempt to inaugurate Mr. Tilden illegally, Minneapolis Journal is the only outspoken Investigation! Negotiation! GENERAL MERCHANDISE. he thinks conclusively discredits The St Paul Panorama company, opponent to an extra session, the childish story. Lee quotes Gen. E. with a capital stock of $100,000, has BANK BLOCK, but the press in Southern Minnesota is Admiration! Gratification! SLEXPV EYE, MINN. F. Noyes, late minister to France, p.g filed articles of incorporation with the a unite in opposition. The governor being the possessor of similar information secretary of state. The battle of Gettysburg Goods sold atBocktottom prices. keeps as mum as an oyster on the subject, Your prize ivill be secured, our success assured and to that of his. will be the first painting put on and public opinion is greatly at your trade procured, because an Investigation of our exhibition. The building will be similar variance as to what he will do. The IMPROVE YOUR POULTRY. in all respects to the three panorama Bargains will excite your Admiration, lead to a Nego- conversion of the great St. Paul dailies buildings in Chicago. With a panorama, would indicate that some powerfu tiation and result in your immense Gratification. an ice palace and a $300,000 exposition, influence is at work to pave the way St. Paul ought to monopolize for an extra session, and we would not A BIG BARGAIN! the amusement loving public. be at all surprised to see the call issued. The Minneapolis Tribune is of opinion The presence at Washington of Kelly that will interest and please you, now awaits you in our that Republicans can hardly be and Doran, the Minnesota dispensers blamed for waving the bloody shirt as of federal patronage, is beginning to long as the Southern Democrats are so bear fruit. W. M. Campbell, of Litchfield, fiendishly willing to daub on the blood. has been appointed U. S.Marshal, The following paragraph" from the or Boots, Shoes, Rubbers, vice Denny, removed Geo. U. Baxter, Vicksburg Commercial Herald is a sample Of Faribault, succeeds D. B. Searle as Slippers, etc. Styles New! of how they feel'down in Mississippi U. S. attorney in and for Minnesota "Dick" Jones, of Rochester, receives a Goods the Best! Prices the If the Republican ticket is elected, district judgeship in Washington territory, lynch law should be resorted to and a and Dr. Heenan, of Morris, receives Lowest! condition of affairs produced such as the consulate plum at Odessa, will not be forgotten in a generation. Russia, worth $2,000 a year. The Last week President Cleveland threw probability is that Col. Crooks will be H-Loheyde, a bomb-shell into the horde of officeseekers appointed Mr* Chandler's successor in Washington by causing an in the surveyor general's office within order to be issued that he would receive a few days. no office-seeking visitors after Nov. 1st. It now transpires that the announcement new order the1 The hot-heads denounce The Leading Boot and Shoe Merch. of the above appointment was a PLYMOUTH BOCKS.. of things in no half way terms, while little'premature, except as to "Dick & the more conservative Democrats sav Jones and Dr. Heenan, who got there (Tt "Jthing else it is all right for the President to seclude O.K.. It is a well known fact that a flock of common fowls is immensely improv- Ila ?y: h8ency for the best rt JR. JV. Meichelt a himself during the time that is one ed by placing with the hens a pure bred male. Those who never have iI? ^RsTXJfr?I i* tried the experiment will be astonished at the wonderful improvement they can gives instruction in iano, organ, violin succeed gnadlj-C ft necessary for him to prepare the message, MMtak bSS The United States fish commission ot iKS5.n affect in this way at a trifling cost. and vocal music after the newest and but if he contemplated excluding sent out last Wednesday the car load -Vf' To increase the size of your fowls, introduce a male bird of one of the largb most practical methods. Violin scholars oftice-seekers permanently there would breeds to increase egg production, a male of the smaller, non-sitting varie- of 20,000 carp (cyprinus carpio,) vigorous will be instructed singly or in classes. IJ |"fwents giren away. P*ekage'"olrdmaiSen be trouble. It makes but little difference ties will work marvels. It is claimed by manv who have tried it, that half fish, four inches long, for distribution J*2m'm.&t jV to theJRepublicans remaining yet breeds are equal to thoroughbreds as egg producers, for which Hondans ana Wag you in in Iowa, Minnesota, Wisconsin, eaodsorTarg0,,oe valnejthat. America willl' Al moiT~fLrt."tfc-T?LJJU1*$e Leghorns are at the head. in office whether the President determines The tuning and repairing of pianos a startyou ta work 0M'th^MftuSS*1nytbJ,,8,eiwith J""t each box. Dakota, Montana, Washington and Mowery & Heideman of New Ulm have a limited number of pure bred i specialty. "to receive" or "not to receive," 0 5 00 cockerels to be disposed of this fall at low figures. TheyV~ must sell to make AM ^SJSS Oregon. Fifteen hundred gold fish go they will have to walk the plank all R. A.JREICHELT. room for the winter. to Commissioner Sweeney of S Paul, he same. :&& Residence: Cor. German and 2nd Farmers wUl do well to call or correspond at once* Those who come firs I and applicants may obtain these fish of i**. will get the best. N. Sts. New Ulm. Decl 1884. l^'t^ 'Jtt- ffiS WSB$& EX