Pf -^^"KW Just received 100 pieces of the best The German Methodist camp meeting Hon. John Lind, who returned NEW ULM MARKETS:Wheat, No. 1, styles of dress prints selling at6 cts. 59 No. 2, 56 oats, 25 corn, 30 barley, will begin to-morrow evening in Jorgen from the west Saturday evening, informs der yard at Fr. Kuetzing. 35 potatoes, 25 onioHs, $1,00 butter, Durbahn's grove, in Lafayette, and us that he is well pleased with The Republican electors of the city of 8 to 10 eggs, 7 live hogs, per continue until Monday. Friends, will Congressional situation in Lyon New Ulm are requested to meet in caucus 3 pork, per fi 4. Flour per cwt ICE CREAM/ *l Company A of tliis city holds an election 2.25$2.65. be welcome during hours of exercises. county. Lyon county will instruct its at Turner Hall on Friday, June 18, to-morrow evening to elect a First delegates for, John Lind if it instructs 1886, at 8 o'clock p. m., for the purpose Another copious shower passed over Additional locals on first Lieutenent, vice Martin Mueller, resigned. for anybody.- of electing nine (9) delegates to LEMON BEER, LEMONADE I this section Monday evening. When page. Lieut. Mueller's resignation represent the city in the county convention Mr. H. Loheyde returned from the storm clouds first canio up they AND CARBONATED WA- was made necessary by his removal to called to meet at the Court House PIANO Cincinnati and Chicago last Thursday looked very threatening, but no damage 3 TERS. Essig. on Saturday, June 19, and to transact evening. He reports the laboring men was done as far as heard. Maj. Smith, commanding Light such other business as may properly of all classes in those cities in a deplorable left by Mr. Reicbelt, in good older, for Coffee, Molls. Sandwiches, Battery F., 4th U. S. artillery, will come before the caucus. To persons wishing to attend the condition, owing to the stagnation sale for $75. Instrument may be seen etc. leave Fort Snelling to-day, and he expects By order of the Rep. City Com., Turnfest at Minneapolis, the Chicago & of all kinds of business. The at the residence of to arrive in New Ulm cither Tuesday Northwestern will sell round trip excursion coming winter will be a hard one on H. NOACH, chairman. Always Fresh and of best Quality. ADOLPH MUJLLER. or Wednesday noon. He comes tickets to Minneapolis at $4,95, many a poor family whose head and 11 at PROBATE NOTICE. Mankato expects to have her street with 61 men and 62 animals. main stay has been thrown out of good until June 26th. Tickets will be em- State of Minnesota, Brown County J^s In cars running by July 4th. ployment by the recent strike. sold June 15th to 24th. Probate Court The encampment committee will today In the matter or the estate of Sionn Atniosen, call on the subscribers to the encampment The Republican county convention C. w. H. HEIDEMAN, Agt. deceased. AUGUST JPMJEUSS, Propr. Cyclvnic. On reading and filing the Petition of Kan Atneosen for Redwood county will be held at fund, and it is hoped that all of Brown county ri presenting, among other Mr. John Albert, who has recently things, that Siorin H. AtHeosen late of said County Redwood Falls next Tuesday. $)ho have not already planked down the Mr. H. Werring, of Golden Gate, informs ofBrown on the 17th dav of February A. D. opened a clothing store in this city, has ft 8. gUSil^S jf{., cash will be prepared to do so when the 1888, at Town Albin said Countv died intestate, us that a young cyclone struck leased Mr. Ruemke's building on tne The board of county commissioners and being an inhabitant of this County at committee calls. the time of bis death, leaving goods, chattels, and his farm last Saturday night and entirely corner of Minnesota and Third North have been in session at the Co. Auditor's estate within this County, and that the said Petitioner Station agent Heideman goes east is the widow of said deceased, and praying demolished a new machine shed streets and is now nicely located in his office since Monday. Full proceedings that administration of said estate be to her grantbed It is ordered, that said petition be hear to-day with a new edition of encampment ed- 16x24 feet. Not a whole board was left new and commodious quarters. He NEW LLM, next week. MINN fore the Judge of this court, on Friday the 9th posters. St. Peter, Mankato, on the roof and the 2x6 rafters were has an elegant stock of clothing and day of July A. D. 1886. at 2 o'clock P. M, at the The Bohn manufacturing company Probath Office said county Janesville and Waseca will be thoroughly Parents who contemplate giving their each broken in from two to five pieces. offers great bargains. Ordered further, that notice thereof be gnen'to children the opportunity of acquiring of Winona, i & supplying the wood work billed and New Ulm will be the heirs of aid deceased, and to all persons interested, The granary was also moAed from the by publishing a copj of this order for the art of Violin play mg should be very Peuser Bros, have opened a barber for six large hotels being built in Yellowstone advertised as it never lias been before. foundation about four feet. three successne weeks prior to said day of heiring, judicious in the choice of a teacher, in the New Ulm Review a weekly newspaper shop on the corner of Minn, and Second Park. Capt. Frost, commanding company, In the town of Eden the roof of Barney and guard against them falling in the printed and published at the City of New Ulm North streets, in the building lately in said (ounty. hands of so-called music teachers, who writes that he will probably Ritey's granary vfas blown off and a Dated at New Ulm the 9th ly of Jure A A Deluge of mortgage foreclosure vacated by the cigar firm. The shop in the majority of cases are notning but 1886. bring his company band to camp. lot of wheat wet by the torrent pour sale notices has struck the Lamberton quacks or charlatans. I am now prepared the Court, is fitted up in good style and everything This band numbers 20 pieces and ing down at the time. (L S ERNsT BRANDT, to receive pupils single or classes. Commercial, no less than 21 appearing about the establishment is neat and tidy. Judge of Piobate is recognized as one of the best HA. SUBILIA, JR. in last week's issue. The boys are A No 1 barbers and First Minnesota Battery. bands in the Mississippi valley between TAKE NOTICE. SEEDS! SEEDS! I hair dressers and will no doubt succeed A small memorandum book was lost St. Paul and Dubuque. in building up a profitable business. Fir^t Minnesota Batterj of Light Artillerj last Saturday. Finder is respectfully St. Peter Tribune, commenting Attention!You are invited and requested My friends and acquaintances will Just received by the undersigned, at requested to deliverthe same at the upon the arrangements being made in The Republicans of Brown county to be present at the first reun please take notice that I have just received the Pioneer Drug Store, a large invoice office of the REVIEW. ton of the Battery at Winona on Wed this city for the encampment, says: will meet in delegate convention in this a large invoice of of fresh seedsRed and White Clover, nesday, June 23 1886. Please write "There is no town in the State which city next Saturday for the purpose of Cognac,Bourbon, Kttemmel, Alsyke, Alfalfa, Blue Grass, Red Top, Rumers are afloat in Sleepy Eye that your intention to be present to C. W. Orchard Grass, Timothy, Hungarian knows how to entertain so well as New electing eight delegates to represent White and Red Wines, Southwick, Minnesota City, Minn., or one of the aspirants for the post office Browrn county in the Congressional dis- Millet,Peremal and Itah in Rye Grass Ulm. Her citizens are generous, liberal, John Ward, Lanesboro, Minn. there was fomerly known under the Inch I will sell in any quantity less which will be sold at rock-bottom prices open-hearted and exceedingly hospitable. trict convention which meets in Mankato MATT, MARTIN, Secretary County than 5 gallons, at the lowest prices. Call in when in want of anything name of George Stevens. Reunion. July 7th. That the convention Respectfully. in the seed line. Winona, Minn May 29, 18S6. ACOB HCESCHELER. DR. WfsencKE. Last Friday and Satuiday were terrors will unanimously pass a set of ringing Parties with whom Col. Bobleter We understand that there are a few CLOSING OUT for dust. Never was the need of a resolutions recommending Hon. John has made arrangements for horses will First Minnesota Battery boys in this street sprinkler more forcibly demonstrated Lind to the Republican voters of this please bear in mind that the horses city, and we publish the above for their than on those two days. district, is a foregone conclusion. The must be delivered at the camp grounds information. conventien should select a delegation of on Thursday morning, June 24tb, no The latest news from Africa is decidedly Mr. Carl Voegtel, father-in-law of Mr. Mr. Lind's strongest and staunchest later than 8 o'clock. Persons living encouraging the natives have Chas. Stolle, died last Friday afternoon. supporters, men who will use all honorable at a distance may bring in their horses ceased to fry^their grand parents and Funeral Sunday. Tne bereaved have means to bring his nomination and Below Cos Price! Wednesday evening if this is an accommodation have advanced so far that they use the sympathy ot their many friends. about. With a strong, enthusiastic delegation habitually Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup, to them. which is a surevcure for all lung troubles. from Brown county, half the Our people should not forget that Mr. Jonas Laudenschlaeger has been fight is won for Mr. Lind before the on Monday and Tuesday, June 28th awarded the contract tor laying the battle of ballots commences. A CARD. and 29th, the Chicago & Northwestern street crossings ordered by the council. railway will run excursion trains to Mr. L. understands this biz if anybody Mr. Wm. Hummel, of the New Ulm I OFFER HEREWITH MY ENTIRE STOCK OF Having disposed of my saloon business this city. Due provision should be does. Creamery, has received a circular letter to Messrs. Eugelbart & Johnson, I made for the entertainment of large from Hon. Jos. H. Reall, the President Mr. Frank Kuetzing has just received Ready-Made clothing, desire to embrace this opportunity to crowds. Let it not be said that anyone of the American Agricultural and Dairy a large stock of Pearl and Dress buttons, thank my friends for their liberal patronage went away hungry from our hospitable Association, who is now in Washington in all sizes and qualities also a in the past. I would also request oity. watching the oleomargarine bill, fine assortment of Embroideries and those indebted to me to call and requesting small contributions from Lieut. Col. Geo. W. Mead and Inspector Laces. settle, and those who may have accounts farmers and other interested in the passage of Rifle Practice E. W. Bird Hats, Caps? The Mankato races begin to-day and against me are requested to present Gents' Furnishing Goods, and a detail of one non-commissioned of the bill, to meet expense of continue three days. A very large number their bills without delay. officer and three men from each company printing, etc. The passage of the bill of fast horses are on the ground, J. RossKopr. will arrive ia the city next Monday would greatly benefit all dairying interests, and the attendance of lovers of fast Trunks, Rubber Goods. New Ulm, June 14^1886. evening or Tuesday morning to etc., etc., and farmers who feel inclined horse flesh will no doubt be verv larjre. assist the home committee in getting to contribute something to assist Mr. iMCERTftBALL. 7 the camp in readiness for the troops to Reall in paying necessary expen sescan The Nicollet countv Republican convention arrive Wednesday afternoon. IN ORDER TO CLOSE OUT THE STOCK AT COST PRICE, leave theii\little mite at Pfefferle's store, will be held in St. Peter one where Mr. Hummel will receive and week from Saturday, June 26th. Lafayette Mankato Free Press Col. Bobleter PRICE. transmit it to Washington. The bill TUME HALL AND EVEN BELOW COST is entitled to 3 delegates, Courtland intorms us that the prospects for an has already passed the house and is now 2, West Newton and Ridgely 1 immense gathering (at the encampment) Theo* Crono* being considered by the Senate committee each. is most flattering. Company F. on agriculture. arranged by ot Mankato, Capt. J. L. Washburn, A Republican caucus will be held in commanding, will go into camp with II Turner Hall next Friday evening to The Subilia and Wagner-Orchestra is & a larger number than usual. The elect nine delegates to represent New hard at work rehearsing for their concert, INTERESTING TO EVERYBODY. I? bo\s will have a huge time, as New to be given Tuesday June 29th at Ulm in the county convention next Ulm always makes it pleasant for her Turner Hall. The programme is very Saturday. See the cxll in another Tuesday evening June 29th, 1886. guests. select and popular and is sure to please column. The special ti un bringing the all who attend. Among the numbers Admission HO cts. troops next Wednesday will leave Winona We beg to inform the people The copious shower-* of Saturdaynight on the programme we will mention the: at 7.30 a. m. Owatonna 11:48, Programme next week. was a Godsend to this section "A Hunting Scene." by P. Bucalossi, Waseca 12:30 Mankato Junction All kinds of vegetation has taken a GRAND which created such a furror in New of NewUlm and vicinity that 1 4o. Kasota 3-35, St. Peter 3 45 and arnve new start since the rain and the pros SAtt. York, Chicago, Boston, and other eastern at New Ulm at about 4.50 p. m. pects for a bounteous harvest are now Theatres, during the rendition of Comwmv A of tins city will march to niore brighter. on or about the 10th of June the above number, the Orchestras had the depot to receive and escort the to respond to encore after encore. The rive b\ Fairfax correspoudeotRenville Times outside companies to the campgrounds. description of the piece is as follows: Compy "A," Regt. 1 1 G, we will open in Ruemk's Louis Thiele has rented his hutcher shop Capt. Burg has kindlv volunteered to 9 "The morning breaks calm and peace- Ariton Brey, of New Ulm. Mr. B. fire a salute on the arrival of the train ful.1' "The Hunters prepare for the wel1 twill begin work at once. He is conveying the troops brick block one of the finest pleasure of the chase." "Our Huntsman in the known in New Ulm, as well as here as blast.1' "Echo." sounds a merry There will be no lack of amusements a first-class butcher. "The Parties Join." "A Hunting we during encampment week. On 9 and best selected stocks ot According to two of our exchanges, will go." "Barking of Dogs." "Tally Sunday Evening June 27th, 1886 Saturday evening the dramatic section Hon. John Lind is booked for 4th of Ho." "Full cry." The Death." "We of the Turnverein will produce the military Clothing for Men, Boys and July orations at Lake Benton and Madelia, return home." "A Hunting we will drama "The Spy of Atlanta", on ADMISSION50 cts. A COUBLE July oth. John will have to go." Sunday evening company A gives a ball spread himself considerable to cover in Union Hall, on Monday evening Music by Subilia and Wagner's Orchestra. Children ever shown in New the ground, but he will accomplish the there will be reception/and Governor's There never was shown in this city task if he said he would. such a complete and desirable line of ball in Turner Hall, and-on Tuesdayevening Carpets and Wallpaper as Chas. Wagner All|are cordially Invited. Ulm also a large stock of Wagner & Subilia's orchestra has the pleasure to offer to the public Redwood Reveille:Alexander can give a concert and ball in Turner Hall. THE COAIMITTFE. at present. Call and see him, it will now get his baby by simply coming pay you. Hats, Caps and Gent's Fur- The committee having the encampment after it. The Mowers family suddenly WDI EJBWEK, arrangements'in charge would respectfully departed, leaving it with the family of PERSONAL MENTION. ask the citizens of New Ulm IWALIiR ijy S. S. Goodrich. Mr. Lind was in town nishing Goods, Neckwear of FRESH AND CANNED to decorate 'their houses next Wednesday on Saturday last and upon learning this County attorney Somerville was with flags and green foliage as a telegraphed it to Alexander, now in down from Sleepy Eye Monday. the finest quality also mark of esteem for the troops to encamp Kansas. It is expected that the latter Ice Cream in our city on that day. They will be here in a week or so and take Dr. C. Weschcke departed for St. would also ask business men on Minnesota the baby to Kansas. Paul and Minneapolis Monday evening. Trunks and Valises. We will street to join together and hang Drs. Berry and Strickler have gone wreaths of green foliage across the The railroad company have a force of to Minneapolis to attend the annual street. At all places where these encampments workmen employed laying a good, substantial strive to please you all. meeting of the State Medical Association. and have been held it has been sidewalk along the west side of SOD A WATER customary to decorate the town, but at Valley street from the depot to Centre Please give us a call and Rev. B. Beinhard.of the West Newton no place have the decorations been so street. A continuation of the sidewalk parish, departed Monday for an elaborate as at New Ulm three years along the south side of Centre street extended visit in Europe. He travels Minn. St., opposite Dakota House ago, and it is sincerely wished that the from Scherer's lumber yard to Vally convince yourself that the for his health mainly. decorations will be equally as grand street is also under way. This will NEW ULM, MINN. si jYlkr^dirtefy Mr. C. Schumacher returned from this year. When next Wednesday give a continuous sidewalk from Minnesota above facts are true. Re- Chicago Tursday evening. He says in noon the column wheels into Minnesota street to the depotan improvement Wisconsin the crop prospect is very WOOLEN MILL, street the city should be dressed in loner desired. slim unless copious rains come soon. her best holiday attire. Everything member the place, Ruemk.s near New Ulm. that is possible has been done by the Mr. M. Jueneman, who was serving No. 1 Vol. 1 of the Lake Benton Uncle Sam last week in the capacity of committee to make the encampment a *11 Topic, Rob.S.Doubleday editor,is before brick block. Carding, Spinning, Weaving, Fulling, etc. a petit juror jn the U. S. district court '"success, and it is sincerely hoped that us. The paper is a six column quarto fr at Winona, "returned home Saturday our people will second the efforts of the and the first number is quite well filled li evening. committee by extending a hearty welcome with local and general news. In our Wool taken in exchange for blanketings, JOHN ALBERT, a to the troops. flannels, full-cloth, yarns, etc. opinon it will require pretty hard Jacob Klossner, Jr., returned from **t Orders should be left at the mill or scratching to keep two papers alive in Winona last Friday morning, where he with Mr. H. Kunze, near Turner Hall. Lace caps, a good assort- Infants1 P^ Lake Benton, unless the editors can had been attending the June term of Proprietor.d Satisfaction guaranteed in every instance.^ i the U. S. district court in the capacity subsist on hay and utilize their old exchanges ment, varying from 40cts. to SI.50, at for clothing. Frank Kuetzing. WMB, k'.,* faJ