Ut.t-'WJUIB Tf* CSWT W. H. Jackson, late private secretary The best on earth, can truly be said of Griggs' Glycerine Salve, which is a of the late Louis Kiel, in an inter* sure, safe and speedy cute for cuts, view in St. Paul, predicts another .re- NEW ULM, MINN. bruises, scalds, burns, wounds and all bellion in the northwest, and thinks Jit other sores. Will positively cure piles, tetter and all skin eruptions. Try this may occur with the coming of warm -JOS. BOBLETER, Editor & Proprietor. wonder healer. Satisfaction guaranteed weather in the spring. If the people of or money refunded. Oniy25 cents. the northwest have any just grievances Wednesday, January 13, 1886. Sold by druggists. i hey should endeavor to have them adjusted 8A$, 8- BO OS? DEALER IN The new anti-polygamy bill passed without resorting to arms.:-.?: NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS. the Senate last Friday by a vote of 38 (Successor to Jos. Bobleter) Dry Goods, One of the incidents of the snow Sfc to 7. Tbe tax payers of Brown county, storm in Redwing on Monday of last Minn., are hereby notified that the Tax DEALER I N The "corner stone" of S Paul's ice week was the falling of a building from DRUGS and Duplicates for 1885 will be in my hands palace is to be laid to-morrow evening. on the first day of January, 1886, the weight of snow upon it. It was estimated Prints, The'event is to be preceded by a grand for collection of taxes, and the following MEDICINES, that at least fifty tons of snow percentage on each dollar valuation military and civic procession. bad found lodging on the roof of Gladstone's has been levied, exclusive Land hall and as a result of the road tax to be accounted seperately, to Hon. John B. Raymond, ex-delesrate wit: enormous weight the building crumbled Pfiljft% OII Ganghams, to Congress from Dakota, died a few to pieces. The building was yet in an Couu ty Tax** CO days ago of typhoid pneumonia, after wijffiow (iitfigg, reunfinished condition. an illness of only five days. His rt S3 S3 3 CITY S" mains were taken to Washington for re a A t Speaker Carlisle announced the i interment. AND a 3 Agent for House committees last Thursday. W a. so a TOWNS a PJ find the Minnesota members on the fol. Dr. Martin White, of Battle Oreek, & Minnesota Linseed roienes, JEWELRY. Mich., in a fit of insanity, cut the lowing committees: Mr. Wakefield, ore i a a' throats of his wife and his two children postoffices and post roads Mr. Strait, OIL COST. and his own. The bodies laid in the public lands and education Mr. Gilfillan, New Ulm 118 3 4-10 I 5-10 1 1-10 1 Sl'py Eye 1 18 3 4-10 5-10 1 1-10 1 3 6 10 White homestead five days befoie they patents and revision of the laws Albin.... 11.8 3 4-10 5-10 I 1 1-10 1 8-10 READY MIXED PAINT, were discovered. Bashaw.. Mr. Nelson, Indian affairs Mr. White, 11.8 3 4-10 i 5 10 1 1-10 1 1 3-10 LOS Burngto 11.8 3 4-10 5-10 11-10 1 I 1 agriculture and mines and mining. As Cottenwd 11.8 3 4-10 1 5-10 I 1 1-10 10 An eighteen-month-old baby was Eden 11.8 3 4-10 5 10 1 1-10 1 10 a whole, the delegation has about the Home 11.8 3 4-10 5-10 1 1 1-1- 10 shipped by express from Cincinnati to Han ska 1 18 3 4-10 5-10 same standing it had during the last 1 1-10 1 .10 A complete Stock of Roots, Herbs, Leaven'th 11.8 3 4-10 I 10 1 1-10 1 1 10 Vincenes, Ind., recently. The baby Congress. Linden... It 8 3 4-10 5-10 1 110 1 Barks and Patent Medicines always I 1 Mil ford.. U.8 3 4-10 5-10 1 1.10 1 stood the trip of 200 miles without a 4.10 on hand. Mulligan 11.8 3 4-10 5-10 1 1-10 I 1 1 1.10 whimper. Great institutions are the N'rthStar YARNS. Farmers Advocate: -The people of 3 4-10 11.8 5-10 1 1-10 1 2 5.10 Prarievill 11.3 3 4-10 5-10 1 1 10 1 1 3.10 American express companies. the State of Minnesota stand to-day, Sigel 11.8 3 4-10 5-10 1 1-10 1 PROMPT ATTENTION TO MAIL ORDERS. I 3.10 Stark 11.8 3 4-10 5-10 1 1-10 1 I 1 4.10 upon the threshold of what promises to Stately... 11.8 3 4-10 5-10 1 1 10 1 I 1 6.10 John L. Gibbs, who was speaker of Sprmgfild 3 4-10 i 5-1 1 1-m 11.8 1 be the most exciting year in her political the House during the last session of the Postoffice Block, NEW ULM, CITY OF N EW ULMFire Department, history. Under the bi-ennial election HOSIERY legislature, has forwarded to Gov. Hubbard 1 1-10 mills Interest and Sinking, 3 arrangement, now in force, nearly I. GALLAGHER. his resignation as a member of L. G. DAVIS 5-1C mills Poor, 1-10 mills Street, 4 2- every elective State and county office is Gallagher& Davis, 10 mills. that body. This is construed to mean to be filled at the election nextiNovember. VILLAGE OF SLEEPY EYISPark, that Gibbs is in the race for the Governorship Road and Bridge, 2-10 mills. This includes ail the Senators and to stay. SHEETINGS, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, TOWN, ROAD AN BRIDGEBurnstown, Representatives in the State Legislature, 1 2-10 mills Cottonwood, 1 3-10 who, in their turn will choose a Collections, Loans, Insurance & The First-Assistant postmaster general mills Eden 1 8-10 mills Leavenworth, United States Senator in January 1S87. Real Estate. COTTONADES, 5-10 mills Linden, 2 2-10 mills Milford, under Cleveland's administration 8-10 mills Mulligan, 8-10 mills has already removed 14,325 fourth-class SLEEPY EYE, MINN. The Faribault Democrat don't seem Prairieville, 1 mill Sigel, 1 7-10 mills. Republican postmasters This embraces WATERPROOFS, to believe the stories about Sheriff Barton Special School Tax and Total Rate. nearly all the fourth-class offices tal missrepresenting the sentiment of 7 To, worth having, and,yet some Democrats Srhool School lota S Tii Schoo] Tfttn 10ta Taa Tx Minnesota in regard to the Younger Tax Cloth^ $tore! are not happy. brothers. Ira will probably receive a 203-10 12 4-10 28 4 3 2-10 -10 47 13 3-10 Ladies' and Gent's 5 6-10 16 6- 3 H-10 14 114-10 48 22 7-10 warm reception when he srets home. In answer to a question of State 5 9-10 16 9- 3 9-10 13 7 3 2-10 1049 13 3 10 2 9 10 13 7- 4 1 10 14 3 3 5-10 Minnesota don't care a copper how 13 5-10 Auditor Braden, Attorney General 4 3-10 15 3- 6 4-10 16 2- 9 2-10 20 5-10 New Stock of Missouri feels about her pet cut throats. 7 7-10 18 5- 4 7-10 Hahn decides that the original owner 15 8. 8 5-10 18 6-10 FURNISHINGGOODS, 3 3-10 14 7. 8 2-10 17 7. 4 2-l(i 19 8-10 MEN'S, BOYS' and There is nothing that Missouri has may redeem land sold twice for taxes. 2 5-10 12 5- 1 9-10 114- 4 1-10 13 6-10 3 2-10 13 2. i 6-m 13 3 5 5-10 16 5-10 CHILDREN'S SUITINGS. done to place herself very high in the The decision is to be printed in circular 3 4-10 13 6- 10 2 J0 20 7 3-10 18 6-10 8 5-10 18 7- 16 9 esteem of the people of this state. 5 2 10 form and distributed to the county Also received a new lot of 4 4 10 14 9- 5 610 17 3 2 6-10 13 7-10 Owatorina Journal. auditors in the State. 4 6-10 14 1- 12 5 1 4-10 9 9 10 20 OVERCOATS and ULSTERS, at lower prices than can be obtained elsewhere. 9 9-i0 19 9- 18 3 6 3-10 2 5-10 13 6-10 3 8-10 13 8- 171. 5 1-10 9 19 4-10 which will besold at astonishiDg The Republicans in the Ohio legislature Alex. Gilchrist, of Indiana, Penn., 3 3-10 15 6 5-10 16 7 7 5-10 17 9-10 4 8-10 14 3- 6 3-10 17 3 14 8-10 25 5-10 LOW PRICES last week received the largest pension last Thursday evening unanimously Call in and examine our stock and prices. 0 2-10 16 9. 5 6-10 16 6 24 9-10 33 7-10 HATS! H&TS1 All styles, and 3 8-10 13 3- 13 5 10 24 2 ever paid to a private soldier. The 10 2 1C i\ 2-10 renominated John Sherman for the 3 3-10 15 3- 4 3-10 14 8. 19 29 4-10 DON'T FORGET THE PLACE, back pay aggregated $12,151, and theUnited States Senate. The election occurred 1 2-10 10 7 10 44 4 6-10 15 1 3 5-10 13 CENT'S FURNISHING GOODS. 3 2-10 12 7- 5 9-10 16 1 tO 9-10 21 7-10 money came to a blind, decripit old yesterday and, although the Republicans Fr. Kuetzing, 5 1-10 14 6- 9 19 7 man, who had been an inmate of the have but three majority on All taxes on personal property, not Come and see our new clothing and get poor house for twelve years. paid befoie March 1st, will be collected joint ballot, it is safe to say that Sherman's postct in prices. by distress and sale. On all persons^ nomination was ratified. The MINN. ST., NEW ULM, MINN S0HULEIN & MEINSTEIN. taxes not paid by March 1st a penalty Col. Bobleter, of the New Ulm Review, Republicans of Ouio owed it to the Beinhorn's Building, New Ulm. of 10 per cent, will attach. I will attend has been relieved of the postoftce. country to return Sherman, and in so Our War Cry is Boct and Shoes. at the places mentioned for the We cannot see why so good a purpose of receiving personal property Republican as the Colonel could hold a doing they have merely done their taxes as follows: federal position under a Democratic administration. bounden duty. Allen G. Thurman was Norlhfield News. At the Bank of Sleepy Eye the 12th, the nominee of the Democrats. 13th and 14th days of January at J. J. FRESH AND CANNED You see, Heatwole, a newspaper maa 'TIS NOT IN MORTALS TO COMMAND SUCCESS BUT Ray's Store in Springfield, the 15th and has too little use for groceries', which FRUITS. One of our Democratic contemporaries 16th day of January, for the towns of WE'LL DO MORE WELL THIS?.ITEDESERV makes all the difference, you know. has been taking a good deal of credit Albin, Bashaw, Burnstown, Eden, Home, HOWS Lake Hanska, Leavenworth, Mulligan, to its party on the ground that a colored flYQTFRQ SERVED IN Jackson Republic: Gen, John C. North Star, Prairiville, Stark. Stately if man had for the first time in the I O I tnO EVERY STYLE. and the villages of Sleeepv Eye and Fremont, now 72, says he encamped HOT COFFEE AT ALL HOURS. history of a certain department at Springfield. Where Chicago is, where Minneapolis \Choice Havana Cigars,\ Washington received a clerkship therein. City of New Ulm, towns of Cottonwood, Ten Minutes is not a very long time) is and where Salt Lake City is, before but it is suffi- The explanation appears to be, Milford, Linden and Sigel at my and everything else belonging to a there was a house on the ground now office in the court house in New Ulm however, that this lucky fellow neglected cient for tis to convince you that we have first-class occupied by these great cities. History on all business days. to send in his photograph with the f^tkufent knd Confectionary. A PRIZE! never before recorded such a wonderful New Ulm, Brown Countv, Minnesota, examination papers which won him the New Ulm, Minn. December 22nd, 1884. advance. prize, and his color was known to the RICHARD PFEPFEBLE.' department officials only when he went Co. Treasurer. Mr. Nelson, member from the Fifth TO OFFER EVERY MAN, WOMAN AND CHILD THAT A. GALERKE J. C. ZIESKE. in to assume the duties of the position Minnesota district, has introduced a A Rare Chance to Secure which his abilities and not Democratic WISHES TO SAVE MONEY. A VISIT TO OUR STORE AND bill in Congress to put hemp and sisal Desirable Property philantropy had secured.Winona Republican. grass on the free list. This is to cheapen AN INSPECTION OF GOODS WILL RESULT IN YOUR Cheap. Dealers in the cost of twine, solargely used in Investigation! Negotiation! Mvi The undersigned offers for sale, AT DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, binding grain. The bill was introduced A BARGAIN, Lot No. 14, in Block No. The Winona Republican says the refreshing at the request of the Farmers' Alliance Admiration! Gratification! 67 North, in the city of New Ulm. This BOOTS AND SHOES, AND coolness with which Mr. of Grant county. is a corner lot, situated in a desirable Sparks requires persons making entries GENERAL MERCHANDISE. portion of the business part of the citv. Your prize will be secured, our success assured and On it are a one and a half story brick of public land to prove that they are not Minneapolis has become the greatest building, suitable for store or" saloon wheat and.flour market in the'world. perjurers is no doubt intended as another your trade procured, because an Investigation of our BANK BLOCK, SLEEPY EYE, MINN. purposes a one and a half story frame During the year 1885 the receipts of proof of the laudable zeal with dwelling, with six rooms a brick stable, Bargains will excite your Admiration, lead to a Nego- Goodssold at Rock-bottomprices. wheat amounted to 32,469,760 bushels, which this gentleman looks out for the large enough to house twenty horses, while New York only received 25,500,- and is well adapted for a "litery nation's interests, but by most persons tiation and result in your immense Gratification. stable. I will also sell one span of 000 and Chicago 19,000,000. The shipments will be taken as indisputable evidence A BIG BARGAIN! good horses, set of harnesses, platform GOOD ADVICE. of flour from Minneapolis of the unfitness of Mr. Sparks for the spring wagon, lumber wagon, light amounted to 1,875,413 barrels. position he now disgraces. It is bad sleigh and riding saddle and bridle. A nd it was written in the Book of Life, fi-A'ij* Also my saloon fixtures and stock of enough to have a thousand technical Us SHARP'S BLACK INK as you go thro' life, i that w\ll interest and please you, now awaits you in ouv Keeping your accounts in black and white, Turkish baths, it is reported, are an liquors. All the property is in good difficulties thrown in the way of With stranger and friend alike. condition. For terms etc. write or call As years goby your memory will fade awajj effectual remedy in the early stages of honest and enterprising people who are But SHARP'S BLACK INK, the OLD RELIABLE, i on Jos. SCHNEIDER hydrophobia. A man who was recently Gets blacker and blacker the older it grows, seeking to own their own humble '7 Sold all the world over by Stationera.Book bitten in Milwaukee, and had experienced R. HT, Reichelt sellers. Druggists and dealers generally. homes, but the calm assumption that Manufactured only by the premonitory symptoms, was of Boots, shoes, Rubbers, they are all liars who are not to be be gives instruction in Piano, organ, violin J. 0. Sharp, Sogers Park, Chicago. relieved by passing five hours in the' lieved on oath without testimony as to ti [Nov 3'86] and vocal music after the newest and Slippers, etc. Styles New! sweat room of a bath establishment their reliability is almost too much to most practical methods. "Violin scholars with the temperature at 185 degrees. E. LandensMager, endure, even from so great a man as will be instructed singly or in classes. Goods the Best! Prices the Mr. Sparks. A law has been passed somewhere, or The tuning and repairing of pianos a is about tobe passed, compelling manufacturers Dealer in Lowest! STOVES, Fairmont Sentinel:A good joke is of oleomargarine, butterine, specialty. told on one of our granger friends. It etc.bogus butter, in shortto color R. A. REICHELT seems that a few weeks ago a wellknown H. Lokeyde, their products pink or, in other words, Residence: Cor. German and 2nd Fairmont mercantile house very HARDWARE, TIX IVA HE AND -to use an entirely new expression, N. Sts. New Ulm. slyly sorted out and carried over to the "paint'itred." After this innovation auction store a lot of old shop-worn LIGHTNING RODS. F. BEHNKE. goods that had been accumulating on is well established, other colors will The Celebrated White, Howe. the shelves for years. Arrangements The Leading Boot and Shoe Merch. probably become fashionable also, until =DEALERIN had been made previously with the New American & Singer the aesthetic housekeeper will have auctioneer that the goods were to be her alleged butter match her dress on SEWING MACHINES. knocked off to the highest bidder, he to H. Bsusssiann, PATENTS! state occasions. receive a certain per cent as commission. Cor Minn. & 1st. Sis., New Dim, MINN. Only a few davs had elapsed PureBred Poultry! The cold wave that made everybody Dealer in when a clerk in the store referred to shiver the last few days extended over Steel Md Ifoif' Wkfe FRANKLIN H. HOUGH,^ discovered a garment in the possession lO VARIETIES.-/ a large territory with unusual severity. of a farmer that had wonderfully familiar Soliritor *f Amount Jomgn $afeuis, in general also a special large stock look. Upon examination he saw "St. Vincent was the coldest point in of Carpenters' Tools and Agricultural that it was an old shop-worn article this State, with mercury down to 48 below bngshans, Light Brahmas pi fa SIB 925 F. Jjjreet, N. W^ '.^r Implements. A complete stock of the that he had folded and unfolded probably zero, and a northwest wind blowing Dark Brahmas, Houdans WASHnjGT035r,t.0 newest and best constructed Guns and a hundred times in by-gone years NearU.S.PatentOmtl3 "etfy, lfari\0, etd, 20 miles an hour, ^In Montana and Revolvers of the most approved patterns Buff Cochins, Partridge Inquiry as to the price paid revealed mercury was reported at 25 to a also Ammunition and sportmen's Dabot ftjf^ the fact that Mr. Farmer had paid $1.15 Personal attention Riven to th ^^^_t- .GOOD TABLE BUTTER. .Huge snow drifts hadformeverywhere Cochins, Brown Leghorns, Delow 7 goods of all descriptions. prosecutions of anDlicatinn. rf. preparation Patentdannia"e Onlee attend 3 IP~i and travel in the west- more than had ever before been asked 1 All basinet before the 8 plVj^ Ifl connection therewith is a complete White Leghorns, Plymouth ^4-y \8 t& Pa I ed for moderate fee. for the garment and at least $2 more 1 New Brick,Cor. Minn. & Centre Strs., th 1 Harness Shop, inven?^1 drawing of /our ilalni8. Wnr than the firm would gladly have taken Rocks, Wyandottes. "V. name and addL HPS W l^crn States was generally suspended for -,,& NE W UUI, MINN^Sli P of im- PatentOfficercEtL,l8,,eP ed States a for it. The clerk didn't give the thing 4fcfthe time being. At last accounts the Write for Illustrated Catalogue. a "ene circulation, anrth thf^f^Paper under the management of Hermann that pub. ndteon, away, but smole a broad' smile, and lishes thla free Beu8smann, who will take pleasure in cold wave was well down towards the Address left the farmer in the belief, that he had Goods sold at Rock-bottom prices for waiting upon all customers in want of gulf states, with snow at Memphis and struck a big bargain. The moral of '*,"-orhcae anything in the harness or saddlery MOWERY & HEIDEMAN, cash. Goods delivered in any part of ascertaining V^^nihiutt^^ other Southern points.. this tale is obvious. line. the city. 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