NEW ULM AND VICINITY. Bill Duncan, of Sleepy Eye, seems to Lace caps, a good assort- stay in the city. ""Although the S Paul NEW ULM MARKETS:Wheat, No. 1, FLAGS of all sizes at C, L. Roos' Infants1 be the boss seller of farm machinery at 59 No. 2, 56 oats, 25 corn, 30 barley, Drug Store. Cavalry is a comparatively-new organization, ment, varying from 40cts. to 81.50, at **s CAMP HUBBAR D. 35 potatoes, 25 onions, $1,00 butter, that place. On one and the same day the Captain, First Lieutenant Frank Kuetzingr 8 to 10 eggs, 7 live hogs, per The county commissioners proceedings he sold at Leavenworth 2 threshers and ICE CREAM, and many of the members of the troop ft 3 pork, per ft 4. Flour per cwt will be found on first page of this 3 harvesters and binders of Milwaukee $2.25$2.65. were with us three years ago, as offieers issue of the REVIEW. make. He reports that Hon. O. and members of the Emmet Light Ar All Hail, Ye Soldier Boys! Additional locals on first LEMON BEER, LEMONADE Turrel was just about 15 minutes too tillery, and their decision to encamp Decorate your Houses. Flags and page. late to secure the delegates from the Chinese lanterns can be had at C. L. AND CARBONATED WA- with the Second regiment this year is Roos' dru store. town of Sundown, Redwood Co. Hon. also proof that they have none but PIANO The City to Don Her Best Holiday Attire, TERS. John Lind got the "sun" and Hon. Tur. pleasant recollections of the encampment Co. Suprintendent reports that most rel the "down" of 1883. The Luverne Guards of the schools are closing their summer left by Mr. Reichelt, in good older, for Coffee, Rolls, Sandwiches, And &II in Honor ot the Troops which go go into camp this year for the first time terms with the end of this month. sale for $75. Instrument may be seen Mr. Jos. Stuetz, who has just returned etc. but of New Ulm's hospitality they have at the residence of from Washington territory, informs Into'Camp at New Dim To-day. Mr3. Caroline Kottke, a widow residing Always Fresh and of best Quality, ADOL PH MULLE R. heard, and they come not as entire us that wheat was selling for 48 near the brick yard, died last Wednesday at strangers. The officers of the Light PROBATE NOTICE. cents per bushel in Spokane Falls the Yienn fkkefy, night of lock jaw, the result Batttery F. come to our city most day he left for the States, Flour was State of Minnesota, Brown County -ss Jn Before the large majority of the from stepping on a rusty nail a few Probate Court. cheerfully, and their presence with the selling for 90 cents per hundred. Timothy REVIEW readers will have perused this In the matter of the estate of SivrinH.Atniosen, days previous to her death. battery will add greatly to the encampment. deceased. hay brings $15 per ton, and AUGUST PKEUSS, Propr. issue Camp Hubbard, so named in honor On reading and filing the Petition of Kan Atneosen Soldiers, New Ulm extends to wheat hay-cut when wheat is in milkbrings The Tracy Trumpet is informed that of Brown county representing, among other of the Commander-in-chief, Gov. Lucius things, that Sivrin H. AtHeosen late of saia County you a hearty welcome and hopes that $17 per ton. Cattle bring a big Prof. Henry Subilia of this city intends S. 8. gtiBiii jS(., of Brown on the 17th day of February A. F. Hubbard, will be all animation you may have an enjoyable and profitable 1888, at Town Albin in said County died intestate, price, and butter is worth from 15 cents to get up a band excursion to Lake and life. The camp is located on a and being an inhabitant of this County at week in camp. the time of his death, leaving goods, chattels, and to 30 cent per pound, according to quality. Benton, about the last of July. The beautiful pi iteau in the north part of estate within this County, and that the said Petitioner The following will be the daily He says all those who have preceded idea is a good one and will is the widow of said deceased, and praying Ano doubt the city, and distant only about a ten that administration of said estate be to her granted routine at "Camp Hubbard:" Reveille him to the territory from this meet with favor It is ordered, that said petition- be heard be NEW ULM, minutes walk from the post office, be M1NN fore the Judge of this court, on Friday the 9th 5 a. m. sick call, 5:30 a. m. breakfast locality are getting on very nicely and day of July A. D. 1886, at 2 o'clock P. at the ing much nearer to the centre of the 6 a.m. battalion and battery drill Probate Office in said county. Mr. Lohman has a force of men at could not be induced to change back to Parents who contemplate giving their city than was the camp of three years Ordered further, that notice thereof be given to 6:30 a.m. dismounted cavalry drill, wort excavating for his two story brick their former stations in Minnesota for children the opportunity of acquiring the heirs of aid deceased, and to all persons interested, ago. One hundred and eighty tents by publishing a copj of this order for the art of Violin playing should be very 7:30 a. m. company drill 5 companies block on corner, Minn, and 3rd street any consideration. We hope that Joe three successive weeks prior to said day of hearing, have been pitched for the accomodation judicious in the choice of a teacher, in the New Ulm Review a weekly newspaper 9 a. m. rifle practice, 5 companies, 9 North, We understand that the lower may be as well pleased with his new and guard against them falling in the of the troops. Two sheds, each 154 printed and published at the City of New Ulm a. m. roll call, 12 m. dinner, immediately part ill be occupied by Fred Willams home to which he is about to remove in said county. hands of so-called music teachers, who feet long, will afford shelter for the Dated at New Ulm the 9th day of June A after roll call, offiicers' school, 2 to. as a soloon. in the majority of cases are nothing but 1S8G. horses, both cavalry and artillery At the quacks or charlatons. I am now prepared By the Court, p.m. mounted cavalry drill, 2 p.m (L- S ERNST BRANDT, main entrance, and immediately in the to receive pupils single or in classes. There never was shown in this city supper 6 p. m. dress parade and review, PERSONAL MENTION. Judge of Probate H. A. SUBILIA, JR. rear of the guard tents, is located the such a complete and desirable line of 7 p. in. guard mounting 8 p. Carpets and Wallpaper as Chas. Wagner sutler stand, adjoining winch the officers SEEDS! SEEDSf TAKE NOTICE. taps, 10:30 p. m. On Sunday all drills has the pleasure to offer to the public F. J. Rahner, representing Paris mess room. The water supply is at present. Call and see him, it will will be omitted. Troops will be inspected Murton Co. of Minneapolis, is in town. derived from a well.sunk on the ground pay you. at 7 a. m. by Maj. Bacon of the U. Paul Baumgartner came up from My friends and acquaintances will Just received by the undersigned, at especially for the occasion. The water S. army. At 10:30 a. m. there will be Winona yesterday morning to take in please take notice that I have just received the Pioneer Drug Store, a large invoice is brought to the surface by one of the the encampment with the boys. Farmers are busily employed putting a large invoice of divine service by the regimental chaplain of fresh seedsRed and White Clover, celebrated Phelps' windmills and distributed VognacBourbon, Kuemmel, Alsyke, Alfalfa, Blue Grass, Red Top, the roads in their respective towns review and dress parade at the Mr. O. J. Rea, editor of the Tracy to the several companies Orchard Grass, Timothy, Hungarian Trumpet, made Ne Ul his first visit White and Red Wines, into good condition, but woe to the usual hour. On Monday all the troops Millet,Perenial and Italian Rye Grass through pipes, there being a hydrant at last Friday. will come again during man traveling with a single horse team will march to the city and escort Gov, which will be sold at rock-bottom prices. which I will sell in any quantity less encampment week, each company kitchen. The Phelps' his progress proves to be rather shaking Hubbard and staff to camp. At 4 p. Call in when in want of anything than 5 gallons, at the lowest prices. Wind Mill Co, of Minneapolis have put Capt Jos. Burger, of the Governor's in the seed line. Respectfully, on the mended roads. m. there will be mounted review, staff, and Mrs. Burger arrived in in this sj stem of water works gratuitously, JACOB HCESCHELER. DR. C. WE&CIICKE. followed by exhibition drills. Tuesday our city Sunday morning, to remain Wm. Gebser and Rosskepf & Mueller the committee only being asked will be sham battle day, the during the encampment. have put on the market special brands to pay for lajing and taking up the i engagement to begin about 3 p. m. At Gov. Hubbard and lady will arrive of encampment cigars. The former pipes. If the water in the well holds the evening parade on this day decorations in our city Sunday morning and remain has our thanks for a box of "Our out, the arrangement will be a great until the close of the encampment.They will be awarded to those who Colonel". This is an elegant, clear accommodation to the encampment. will be the guests of Col. and Mrs have qualified as sharpshooters and Bobleter* Havana filler cigar and will undoubtedly4be Another pleasant feature of the camp marksmen during encampment. is the manner of lighting it on dark a happy hit for Mr. Gebser. F. H. Kiesling, one of the "boys" Capt Wm. Bird of company has The Virginia Veteran, nights. Ten new street lamps have of Sleepy Eye, was a welcome caller at been detailed te superintend the daily The annual re-union and camp fire of the REVIEW sanctum last week. been distributed over tne camp grounds roll calls at "Camp Hubbard. the Southwestern Minnesota G. A R. informs us that the new post office at four being in front of the company Maj. John M. Bacon, Seventh United North Branch, Christ Emmerich, postmaster, association is being held in Pipestone streets, two on company officer's street, will be ready for business July States cavalry, has been detailed this week. The old vets are no cloudt two on headquarters' street, one at battery 1st. The office will be named Cobden. by the Secretary of War to visit "Camp A Milita Drama in four Acts. having a grand time, as elaborate preparations headquarters and one at the main Bishop Ireland, who is on the Govcrner's Hubbard" for the purpose of inspecting for their entertainment have entrance near the guard tents. As there stff, will arrive in New Ulm the troops under such directions as been made. By Thomas F. Power. Saturday evening. On Sunday he will is no moon until near morning during he may receive from the Adjutant General conduct Confirmation exercises at the encampment week, the arrangements Cast of Charaters: of the army. Catholic church,be when confirmed.e a larg member Two weeks ago some of our exchanges children will made for lighting the camp cannot but Sergt. W. A. Hubbard was last had Tom Bowen running for give satisfaction. Visitors will be welcome Thursday evening elected First Lieut, State Senator in this district, last week Rev. and Mrs. Mowery and Mr. in camp at all hours between 6 Colonel Robert Blunt, a Virginia Planter, and a Veteran of A company, vice M. Mueller, resigned. Ross were in Lake Benton last week in they had him running for Congress and a. m. and 10 p. m. of the Mexican War Mr. G. Fischer. attendance at the annual conference of He received 23 out of the 33 votes before convention times they will have Henry Blunt, Son of the Veteran, and Captain of Union The following is a roster of the the congregational ministers and delegates. cast on the first ballot. Volunteers _. .^Mr. Jos.Eckstein. him up for Governor. Tom would The next conference will be troops to encamp in this city today: Stemhauser. Hubbard, .Mr. Wm. Koch. The Gov. reception and Ball at probably be satisfied if he was instrumental held in New Ulm in 1887. 5 SECOND REGIMENT. Vincent, I Turner Hall next Monday evening will A1 in overthrowing the Kelly-Doran Recruit Mr. Tory Olson. Lieut. Col. Mead of the Second i FIELD AND STAFFColonel, Jos.Bobleter: Captai Keeler, ompanv Blunt be a grand social affair. The reception 8 regime regiment came up from Mankato Grooke, Mr. Robt. Scnerer. Lieut. Col. Geo.W. Mead Major, will begin at 8:30 and continue until Paul Hazard, the Union Scout Mr. E. Heers. Thursday evening to see how camp G. S. Ives Surgeon, Maj. (Jhas. Berry The Republican caucus last Friday 9-30. The Governor and Mrs. Hubbard Simon Mugams, a Farmer Mr. G. Schmilt. matters were progressing. He expressed Asst. Surgeon, Lieut. D. B. Collins Scipio, a Slave belonging to Colonel Blunt -quitted Mr. Fr. Pfaender. evening was not a very exciting affair. will receive, assisted by members himself well satisfied with matters Chaplain, Capt. H. Molyneaux Adjutant, Jim, do. do. do. do. dull and sleepy.Mr. Geo Grimm. The caucus was called to order by Mr of the Governor's staff and their ladies. and tilings pertaining to the camp. Ella Blunt, Wife of Captain Henry Blunt Miss Francis Mueller. A. J. Eckstein Quartermaster H. Noack promptly at 8 o'clock. MrNoack During the reception the lull Second Sally Blunt, Sister of the Verteran Miss Paula Rudolph. J. J. Va Saun Commissary of Sub3istance, Mr. Jos Stuetz returned from was elected chairman, and E. regiment band will discourse sweet music. Mary Hazard, the Scout's Daughter. Miss Claire Rehfeld. Herman Spot ing Judge Advocate, Washington territory last Thursday Violet, Daughter of Captain Henry Blunt Grace Newhart. Brandt secretary. The election of nine The music for the ball will be furnished J. A. Tawney Inspector ot Rifle Union Soldiers. Guerrillas evening He informs us that he is delegates was consummated in about by the Germania orchestra ADMISSION 35 CENTS. Practice, E. W. Bud. well pleased with what he has seen and five minutes, and before the laggards of Mankato, the members of i NON-COMMI SSIONLD STAFFSergt. heard while in the territory, and his put in an appearance the caucus had which are also members of the Maj, E. C. Clemans, M. Sergt., INTERESTING TO EVERYBODY. statement is borne out by the fact that adjourned. Everything was harmon'ous Second regiment band The hall Wm. Milngan Com. Sergt., Henry he has bought property in Spokane for John Lind. will be beautifully decorated for the Moll Chief Musician, Chas. A. Jeffrey Falls and already built himself a home. occasion. All the military will appear Hospital Stewaid, H. F. Chandler 1st He expects to start for his new home Building is going on very briskly all in fnll dress uniform, 'lickets of admission Color Sergt., Clement Royds 2nd Col. with his family next Sunday evening. over the county, to such an extent as it can be secured at the Pioneer We beg to inform the people Sergt., Dmm Major, S. has never been witnessed before. All and City drug stores, and at the Adjutant's S. Sanborn. caipenters have work on hand, besides tent in camp. TURNER HALL, BANDSergt. J. H. Coffin,20 pieces. of NewXJlm and vicinity that that finished, to be steadily emploved i Company A, New Ulm, Capt. M. J. Parasols! Parasols!! at F. Kuetzihg's. till late in the fall. Stephen Abiam, Sunday 27th at 2 P. M. Rosskopf Company B, Faribault, Capt. carpenter boss of Iberia, has finished Dr. Strickler ot this city was last on or about the 10th of June Klemei Company C, Winona, up to this time one large barn and 2 week elected a member ot the State Capt. L. 1). Frost Company D, Fairmont, granaries, the former 30x92, with sidesheds THE DESIGNS AND SCOPES OF FREE MASONRY/' medical Society. Capt. Wm. Bud Company E, of respectively 14x92 and 14x40, we will open in Ruemk's BY A. SUBILIA. Albert Lea, Capt. A. Weigand Company with hay rack work, belonging to Mr. Mr.D Bangs desires us to say that F, Mankato, Capt. J. L. Washburn John Bertrand iu town Home, with one his gallery in Sleepy Eye will be closed The Lecture will be in German but brick block one of the finest Company G, Austin, Capt. M. M. helping hand, in 57 days. Who can from une 23d to 30te inclusive. the explanation of the Symbolic Em blems will be in English. Trowbridge Company H, Blue Earth beat that, City, Capt. D. F. Goodrich Company One gold and two silver me dais will and best selected stocks ol C. W. Heideman, our genial station T, St. Peter, Capt. J. C. "Donahower be played for at the Turner Hail Bowling At 3 p. m, Concert in the Park by the Co. "A" Military Band. agent, was the best humored man las* Company K, Duluth.Capt. H. De Witt. Alley Snnday afternoon. The Clothing for Men, Boys and Thursday that we have struck for some UNASSIGNED. Admission to Lecture and Concert Free. medals are now on exhibition at C. L. time. He is good natured always, but Roos' drug store. Luverne Guards, Luverne, Capt. W. CONCERT! BALL on Thursday he was unusually joyful H. Halbert. Children ever shown in New This was partly due to his successfu Mr. A. Subilia will give a lecture CAVALRY. trip to St. Peter and Mankato the day in Turner Hall next Sunday afternoon St. Paul Cavalry, St. Paul, Capt. R. Ulm also a large stock of before, but principally to the arrival of at 2 o'clock. It will be of great interest at J. Markoe. TOUfflB HALL a new boy at his house that morningCharley for all those who want an insight of ARTILLERY. bought the best cigars for the free masonry. See ad in another col. Hats, Caps and Gent's Fur- Fort Snelling, Maj. Frank G. Smith. bays the town affords. Mother and umn. arranged by The whole number of men in uniform babe doing nicely, and Charley is boomin SUBILtA&WAGNERSORCHESTRA will not fall much short of 700, and will nishing Goods, Neckwear of the encampment more then ever. The St. Peter Herald says a man in be the grandest array of military ever ladies attire is traveling up and down seen in this State since the close of the On Sunday evening at Turner Hall. the Winona & St. Peter railroad "spotting" the finest quality also on war. Mr. Otto Soldan the Violinist assisted conductors. The Herald very Tuesday evening June 29th, 1886. Light Battery 4th U. S. artillery by some of our home talent, gave an properly suggests that the railroad boys Trunks and Valises. We will arrived in our city yesterday. The battery instrumental and vocal c#oncert, to a give "spatter" a ducking in one of the Admission HO cts. has a full complement of men and small but appreciative audience. The lakes alons: the line of the road. horses, and is in most excellent condition program contained a fine selection of GRAND strive to please you all. as to discipline. It is officered as music, all of which was well executed Dr. C. Berry read a paper on "Fractures and received merited applause. Mr. follows: Capt. Frank G. Smith, commanding: of the Cranium" before the State Please give us a call and Soldan is a gentleman whom it is a First Lieutenants Walter Medical Society last week. The doctor pleasure to meet, and handles a bow Howe and Peter Leary, Jr., and Second no doubt presented an interesting paper that gets all the music out of tightened Lieut. Williston Fish. 'I he last-named as the "Martin" murder last winter offered given bv G.convince yourself that the feline intestine that it contains. officer has been detailed as acting assistant a good subject for study on "A," 2nd Begt. M. N. quartermaster, and will look after cranium cracking. above facts are true. Re- A severe hail storm passed over the stores and camp equipage of the por- tions of the town of Lafayette battery during its absence from Fort last The State Pharmaceutical Association in the Wednesday, ruining all kinds of crops. Snelling. was in session in Minneapolis last member the place, Ruemk Many of the hail stones were as large as 9 week. Emil Weschcke of this city was For the second time within three Sunday Evening June 27th, 1886 walnuts, and even larger, and fell so admitted to membership. Dr. Weschcke years New Ulm welcomes to her doors thick that even the next mering the brick, block. was also present. The former read the Second regiment of the National ADMISSION50 cts. A COUPLE. mass of ice laid from four to sixflinches a paper on "Poppy Culture andj,Opium Guard of Minnesota, and the very fact deep in many places. It was the most Production in the United States". He that she has that honor is convincing JOHN ALBERT, destructive hail storm for years and all Music by Subilia and Wagner's Orchestra. was subsequently appointed chairman proof that the several companies composing kinds of vegetation was swept clean. of the committee on papers, which is the regiment returned to their sf Hail also fell in the town of Milford, Proprietor. quite a feather in the young mans's hat. homes at the close of the previous encampment AllTare cordially invited. but not in such great quantities and the it/fa The association voted to hold its next well pleased with the manner damage is comparatively light. 4 THE COMMITTE E. annual meeting in New Ulm. Wf of their treatment during their weeks hex yi' **4 & +k&<SE&K&^>* SI &%>% +*m mp