SLEEP! EYE CORRESPONDENCE. City Proceedings. Council Empire Mill Co.f RIGHT TO THE FRONT OF ALL COMPETITION WE PLACE OUR ELEGANT NEW GOODS. COMPLETE IN AS- Mr. Henry Zieske celebrated his Session of the City Council of the city of ROLLER MILL. New Ulm, held July 5th, A. 1887. All SORTMENT. SPLENDID IN QUALITY. nineteenth anniversary last Sunday. members present, the President, Mr. Uu His father presented him with a fine dolph. in the chair. prXHtFZOWXXG WITH GEXEROV8 gold watch. Henry.says'the next on -M* 24- Rollers and 4 Burrs. The minutes of the last regular session, NEW ULM, MINN. deck will be a woman, but he expects and also of the adiourned sessions held BARGAINS I N her of some one else. -t-- I June 8, June 13, June 16, June 27 and June M.Mullen, Pres't. H. Vajen,Vice-Presn. J. Klossner and Chas. Stoll were We take pleasure in informing tbi ti 29 were read and ordered approved. sfe| Ladies' Gents' and Children's ^J. C. Bv.dolph, Cashier. callers in Sleepy Eye Sunday. public that we are now ready for bir The committee appointed to find a iHiit* Directors: iness. The best machinery and all tfiu able place for a building to cover city prop Pishey Club No. One made one erty reported that they have obtained from latest improvements in the manufac^ BOOTS and SHOES more raid on the Minnesota liver last Werner Bassch, Chas. Wagner, Dr. C. the School board of this city, free of charge ture of flour enable us to compete witi^ week. Capt. Welter made a charge Weschcke, 0. M. Olsen, E. G. Kpch. the\northwest room in the school house, on the best mills in the country. 41 on the tinny tribe and captured fifteen German street, and the shed adjoining the first'go, We &re constantly buying r' v| DRAFTS TO~~ALL PlRTS thereon, for tiiis purpose. On motion the Wheat, report was accepted and the committee discharged. OF EUROPE, AND PASSAGE nm-: Rye Slippers, Rubbers, jete. UP TICKETS SOLD. Mr. Buenger appeared before the Council Wm. Reinele has returned from "-:K^ OatS, VM" :'A: and requested the same to have something B:iraboo, Wis., leaving his wife there Close Attention given to Collecting. done on the allley between 2 and f*r a few weeks' stay. AT PRICES THAT MUST SURELY LEAD ..TO Buckwheat, :W^ 3 streets north, so as to give the water i*" Dr. Fred Wellcome and lady, of ?yx?SfKr*'*:"r- SPEEDY SALE." running from Mr. Epple's place a cbance to Granite Falls, helped to celebrate the run off. On motion the matter was referred At the Highest Market Prices. Fourth in Sleepy Eye. to a committee consisting of the President Pf NEW, The Fourth passed off very quietly dorite JE$rfy. $j\l G(et j^e IpqefetOf' Oui' Un- and Councilor Jacobs, to investigate and report We sell all kindTof r/ with the exception of a few who partook at the next meeting. Drug Store. tvo much of the New Ulm barley FLOUB,, 5*.- A communication of ihe Mayor was preT juice which made them feel lively. g-| sented, read and ordered filed. In consid* SHORTS, ering the same it was on motion resolved The G. A. R. Post, Sons of Vets BRAN, Ac, that the first and sesond item in regard to THE BRIGHTEST, NEWEST AND BEST SPRING AND and W. R. Corps came out about thirty MS LOW RATES Centre ond German streets be referred to seven dollars ahead on the Fourth. Boys the Committee on /Streets, with instructions SUMMER STYLES. LOWEST PRICES CONSISTENT WITH 1 let's sell out, what say you? }'\cM$- to investigate a*id report at next meeting.. S]ecia Attention given to. A meeting of Exprisbners of War Tn regard to the third item relating tostones GOOD QUALITY AND HONEST QUANTITY. Oustom "W*or3s: wjll be held next Friday for the purpose loaned to Crone and Empire Mill Co., the clerk was instructed to notify them of forming a regular organization. H. LOHEYDE, An extra stone Cornsheller.g^ for giindin feed. to have the stones returned or paid for. Stea Small grain is looking pretty good, The fourth item in regard to money deposited hut if this hot weather continues we with the clerk of District Court, l!he O. M. OLSEN, anay have a small crop yet. p= Wood taken for cash or in exchange Leading Boot and Shoe Dealer. President was appointed Committee to in Co.:.*$ The depot ceiling received a' coat vestigate and report at the next meeting. #wfif Mill of white wash last Saturday. The carpenters Councilor Schmucker mentioned that a RUGGIST and APOTHECARY, are now putting^on the finishing place should be reserved, in the grave yard CASH PURCHASES 1 DEALER IN touches and in a few days everything lor the purpose of holding the unavoidable we got too many curtain Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, CHEAPSALES.1 fuueral sermons, in order to protect inv will be in readiness to receive and Toilet Articles, Fancy provements on graves. On motion the matter passengers. poles on hand* was referred to the Grave Yard Conimittee, audenshlager, Goods, Stationery and Billy Rounds has been laid up a to investigate and report at next Musical Instruments. few days, but is recuperating. Mr. and we now offer them atjust about half price to meeting. Mount has also been under the weather Th" following bills were presented, audited Dealer iu y/* but is improving. I think it makes the Pure Wines and Liquors for Medicinal and ordered paid STOVES^ wit: Wood trimmed, poles, complete*with brack- boys sick that4hey .will have to move Purposes* For burying dead animals, lime, to Tracy. $7 00 etc ets* ends and ten rings for 5 0 etsTeaeh. Brass 3 7.5 Prescriptions carefully Watch on engine house July 4.. Presiding Elder Bunce of Mankato, Physicians1 3 00 if i tt I) H'ARE, TIN WAXEA&ti Second premium team on Kneiss fire and Rev. Hensel, of Sleepy Eye, prepared from pure and 21 00 trimmed, complete at 6 0 cts. Thse prices will Work on grave yard month of June conducted the quarterly meeting, in the fresh Drugs. 8 5.6 LIGHTNING RODS. *'fy Nails and hardware. town of Cottonwood, Sunday. 3 05 Repairing street tool3 reduce our stock of them rapidly and everyone The Celebrated White, Howe, Agency for the celebrated Ester Organs Mr. J. St. Marie has rented the 58 34 Lumber on street and bridges and Pianos. barber shop of Mr. Keegan. Mr. St.Work on streets 470 55 New American & Singei in need of any will do well to take advantage of Marie i3 a first class barber and deserves The police reports for the month of June Please give me a call. a share of the patronage. were read and ordered filed. SEWING MACHINES. these remarkable prices. O. M. OLSEX The Council thereupon adjourned to July The Cantata given by Mrs. L. W. 0r Minn, fclst SSts., New Ulm. MINN. 9, 1887, at 8 o'clock p.m. Barrons' class Friday evening was well Mendian Block, New Ulm, Minn. J. B. Arnold/* Attest: JOHN" C. RUDOLPH, Eoss & Seiter, attended. The plays were good and BABY CARRIAGES still on hand will Louis SCHILLIXG, Pres. of Council. he children deserve credit for the way Clerk. which they executed their part. also be sold way below regular rates, we have no Approved July 6, 188/. Dealer in :&r.' ir' Successors to H. B. CONSTAXS C. WESCHCKE Mayor. NSURANCL Shoo fly. room for them as we need it for our large and in- CQOEIN HE4TIN6 Ststls, In the morning gray and early, ORDINANCE NO. 6. When a man feels mighty surly, creasing stock of FURNITURE O ALL HARDWARE, Comes the fly, Prettyfly! An Ordinance to .Punish Vagrants and Tramps. Tin-ware Faning IfliB(,% KINDS* Coffins, Carpets, Sewing Machines, Wall And it wakes him from his sleeping The City Council of the city of New Ulm do ordain: With its innocent bopeepmg, Tts hop lain charge of an experienced hand SEC. 1. Any person found within the limits of Paper, Mirrors, Pictures, Frames, Spinning Wheels, Brack- With its buzzing and its nipping, i ho gives the mending and repairingof tin-ware the city of New Ulm loitering about saloons, With its biting and its skipping, UUfipecial attention.A work warranted taverns or other places, or wandering about the lire, Cyclone, Tornado, Hurricanes streets alleys, highways or public grounds, Prevents his morning napping. ets, etc., etc. NEW ULM, MINN. found trespassing on the private premises of and Windstorms. Represent the following Wears him out with constant slapping others, either by day or by night, and not having old reliable companies. Does thefly! any known place of abode, or any visible Buoklen Arnica Salve German-American of N. Y. Springfield means of support, and lives idly or without employment, Prettyfly! The best salve in the world for Cuts,, and not being able or willing to give Fir$ and Marine of Mass.:Fire Penn- sylvani,California ErieAmericaFireman's of a satisfactory account ot himself or herself, or his Shoo-fly! Bruises Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, a Fire of Pa. or her conduct or be found begging, and asking *u!Jd Fever Sores, Tetter, chapped Hands,., MERCHANT TRAVELER. or subsisting on charity, vithout thewritten permission The S. D. PETERSON Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, of the Mayor, shallbe deemed a vagrant. Philadelphia Orient of Hartford Commercial Whipped Him again. SEC. 2. Any person who shall be found concealed and positively cures Piles, or no, Union of London London Assurance in or about any house, place, other structure hen Gen. Sheridan, in 1864, made Bank pay required. It is guaranteed togive or premises, the property ofanother without Co. and Northern Assurance Coun a that little trip down the Shenandoah being able to give a satisfactory account of himself perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Co, of London.r Bow or who shall be found concealed in or 1 valley that has recently been given Gen. Price 25 cents per box. Sold by C. '_ Kra.wBS61 about any railroad car, engine, stockyards or IMHiEMHSrT COMPANY. Rosser, "the savior of the valley," so other railroad property, without the consent of L. Boos. NEW ULM much distress, he met at Winchester a the person in charge thereof or who shall have MINN abouthisperson any instruments or things used Quakeress who was strongly attached to lor the commission of burglary or picking locks DAKOTA HOUSE. the Union cause. She became a warm or pockets, and failing to account for such posshall eklef ii| kll kiqd$ of i^ix\ mk,dl}ii\ei'y. hassession, be deemed a tramp. friend of the general, and since he IN GOLD! SEC. 3. Any such person specified in the two been at the head of the army has occasionally preceding sections or who may be convicted of OPP. POST OFFICK NBW ULM, M: The Celebrated Stoughton Wagons, Buggies and Oscillating stopped for a moment during being a Vagrant or tramp under this ordinance, AD0LPH SEITER, Prop". WILL UK 1W11) rOH shall be fined not less than five dollars nor more her visits to Washington to talk with than one hundred dollars and costs of prosecution, AHBUCEES' COFFEE WRAPPERS him in his office. Just after the publication Phis house is the most centialH and in default of payment thereof may be Bob-Sleighs. of Rosser's letter and the crushing imprisoned until such fine and costs are paid, not cuttMl liouse in the citv aud exceeding ninety days, and to be fed on bread reply by Sheridan the door of the affords food Sample Room- 1 Premium, S1.0C0.00 and water during' such imprisonment, excepting general's office was opened one morning such days as the court may determine, and The Fuller & Johnson Manufacturing (Jo's. 2 Premium:-, S500.00 or.c'u by the old Quakeress. She stood for a not exceeding every fifth day. Or whenever any FR.. WILLIAMS. 6 Premium?, 6250 CO male person convicted and fined as aforesaid, moment smiling and silent. Then, in a Mowers, Horse Hakes and Flows. stoo.oa 25 Premium?, fails lo pay such fine and costs, the court may quiet, deliberate way she said, in herorder said offender to be imprisoned and put to 100 Premiums, S50.00 hard labor on the streets or any public works of Quaker fashion: "I see thee has been 200 Premiums, S20.00 said city, for a term sufficient, at the rate of one whipping Gen. Rosser again. Does dollar per day, including board, to pay said fine 1.000 Premiums, S10.00 Title !R,ools: IslSLXid. Stu."fo"ble Flows. thee not know that the war is over *r and costs, and the chief of police shall carry said Dealer in .-'^lC., T'or full particulars sentence into execution, either in person or by aud directions spe Cireuit New York Times. pvory pound rf AltnrcKLF.s' COFFEE. some other officer of the city,, and if any such i)e U0\t funning Ol^io &i&inf>io Fine Imported & Dome prisoner shall attempt to escape or refuse to work such officer in charge may place a ball and chain upon his leg or legs and compel him to work. BINDERS, REAPERS AND MOWERS WINES, -LIQUOBS, Sec. 4/Any prisoner escapingfrom his work on GIGAHS the public streets or improvements of the city, VI hen Baby -was sick, we gave her Castoria, shall forfeit the time he may have labored, and FENCE WIRE AND ALL KINDS OF BINDING TWINE: ETC., ETC. *7 upon being retaken shall work out the whole When 3ho -was a Child, she cried for Castoria, amount for which he was originally committed. Splendid Free Lunch from JO am to 12 \\fr When she became Miss, she citing to Castoria, Sec. 5, Any prisoner The Mass Won, Ames & Aultman & Taylor Straw Burning may pay his fine at any ti time after commencing to labor, deducting the When she had Children, she gave them Castoria," time worked at (the rate of one dollar per day Cor. Minn, and 3d N. Streak.%"jf from the amouut of his fine and costs,and he shall we NEW ULM, lldffi' thereuponbe discharged and the court may at any time discharge any such prisoner before his time expires for faithful work, good conduct or other mitigating circumstances when deemed reasonable oy the court, and the same shall be I Fred Hopt, who has had fonr trials Everything warranted and a full line of repairs always on hand. entered in the docket with the date thereof. or a murder committed in Utah seven Sue. 6. The provisions of any ordinance inconsistent We are always willing to devide our profits with our customers call and look TH0S. MULVERHILL, Prop. years ago, and was found guilty every herewith are hereby repealed. at our goods whether you wish to purchase or not we are here to show them so Sec. 7. This ordinance shall be in force from time, will be executed August 11 unless BREWEB.MALTSTEB&BOTTLER. Fine turnouts furnished with or -without ThtryS.D. #.'<p>Peterso .'<p>Momen,- Co.J W and after its publication. don't be bashful but come and us. he is pardoned before that time. r Passed June 29th A. D. 1887. drivers at reasonable rates. Fishing, hunting and Pleasure parties furnished teams. Ladles' JOHN C. RUDOLPH, -z7 '&$?*'$?'* $2 Astonishing Success. Attest: -Y^S Pres. of Council. Saddle horses. Fine Carriages for funerals. Minn..AOffico in Skating Bisk. LOOTS SCHILLING, City Clerk. New TTlm, Approved June 30th A. D. 1887. ^^^M^LM It is the duty of eVery person who has Thte brewery one of ihe ifttgost.esUbl!iljm6n 'V C. WESCHCKE, Mayor." IRVING. f the kind in ihe Minaosota Valley and ie dtteJ HT. J. MEYER used Boschee's German Syrup to let its p with all the modern improvements. Keg ai.ii NEWULM TUBUUR WELL CO, wonderful qualities be known to their bottle beer fnrnithed to any parr of the city onf PROBATE NOTICE, ir ft* -T- friends in curing Consumption, severe hord aotice. My bottlebeer la especially adapted &) forfamUy u* wili^7"-x0, State of Minnesota, County of Brown J-ss. In Coughs, Croup, Asthma, Pneumonia, Oonntrr brewers and others that bay mall Probate Court. Special Tern^ July 2nd 1887. f| The undersigned are now prepared to and in fact all throat and lung diseases. ndHtotheir interest to place tneli orders wltb In the matter of the estate of Johann Griebel put down any size of Tubular Wells. me. All orders by mail will receive my prompt at- No person can use it without immediate lasjtleMi v.- Parties wishing wells or pumps may Whereas, An instrument in writing, purporting relief. Three doses will relieve APGSCHELL| to be the last 'will testament of7ohann Grie. please call on us. any ease, and we consider it the duty bel deceased, late of said County, has been de. IRVING & MEYER. tt. A StTB*A, livered to this Court of all Druggists to recommend it to the And whereas, Marie -Griebel.has .filed therewith poor, dying consumptive, at least to bet petition, representing among dther things try one bottle, as 80,000 dozen bottles that sara John Griebel died in said County on Agent for S Indigestion.--'^- Jotfracb* life aather enjoy This represents healtarUfe. the 28th day of June 18S7, testate, and that said F. HiDLEHEB, Chicago, Ell were sold last year, and no one case ThronghontIt* Tariou Manes, Whou etne Smith's BlleBeani. petitioner is the sole executrix named in said last where it failed was reported Such a the Mooa, ay aettnc fait will and testament, and praying that the said Smitlk** It**. BILE BEANS parti* ly and promptly oatib*MA Manypersons lose appetite and strength, Iver Skin and Kldegetaal instrument may be admitted to probate, and that medicine as the German Syrup cannot The original Photograph, pt Importer of jjjjf-i^ They consist of a geteM.e combination that letters testamentary be to her issued thereon panel suce. of this picture neyw. Xbey become emaciated, suffer, and die, because be too widely known. Ask your druggist sent on receipt of lOc in has noeqaal in medical science. They can Constipation, It is ordered, That the proofs of said instrument, JHNES AND LIQUORS, ml ops. Address, of defective nutrition, who might have about it. Sample bottles to try, Malaria, an* Dyspepsia, ant are saregnard and the said petition, be heard before this BIEJB BEAHS. against an forms of fevers, enUIsanalfever* sail stones, Court, at the Probate Office in said County, on sold at 10 cents. Regular size, 75 been restored to health by AVer's Sarsaparilla. iHtBlaTMo. and Brisfat's disease. Send 4 centtfe Thursday the 88th day ofJnly A. D. 1887, at 1ft ^v. Warranted Genuine Goods, at Low postage for a sam-1 cents. Sold by all Druggists and Dealers, This medicine acts upon the o'clock in the forenoon, when all concerned may package and test the TJEK1TTI1 of what say. Price, 3 5 cents per bottle, Prices, Wholesale and retail. V. appear and contest theprobate of saidinstrument in the United States. and Canada. mailed tolmy address, postpaid. digestive organs, through the blood, and DOSB ORB BKAN. Sold by druggists. BhUa botUed beer always on hand. And it is further ordered, That public notice of oo raopnfjcroBa. avx*. XOTJXS, KO. has effected many wonderful cures, qjff the time and place of raid hearing be given to all Wn\. GfeW, A new law passed by the Hew York persons interested, by publication of these orders RIESLING'S BLOCK, For years I suffered from Loss of Appetite GEO.'BENZ-fcSONS. for three weeks successively previous to said day legislature prohibits the use of stoves in and Indigestion, and failed to mid of hearing,in the New Ulm Review a newspaper Hew Ulm, Mimv relief, until*I paseeuger cars* This will work a great taking Ayer's Sarttles Importers and Wholesale Dealers in printed ana published at the City of New Ulm in saparilia. Three WINES & of this medicine revolution in the system of heating cars said County. jtr By th Court. NEW ULM. C. LEONHARDT, and the inevitable roasting alive in case Entirely Cured MINN, ERSSTBRANDT. LIQUORS, of accident which has been the order in MANUFACTURER OF^ me, and my appetite and digestion are (L. S.) Judge of Probate. FINE CIGARS. the past will be changed. now perfect.Fred O. Bower, 496 217 & 219 E. 3rd Str. St. Paul, Minn. Seventh st., South Boston,-Mass. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Their Business Booming. I have, for years, suffered acutely from Vogelpohl & Dunkel, State of Minnesota, County of Brown Mu Pro* PROPBIETOB OF THE Dyspepsia, .scarcely taking a meal, until Probably no one thing has caused bate Conrt. within the past few months, without enduring In the Matter of the Estate of Mathias Olsen such a general revival of trade at C. L. New Ulm Foundry the most distressing pains of Merchant Tailors, Deceased. Roos' Drug Store as their* giving away Indigestion. My stomach sometimes rejected Notice is hereby given to all persons having Special brands made to order. all food. I became greatly reduced claims and demands against the estate of Mathhvt to their customers of so many-free trial Minn. St., New Ulm, Minn. Keitner late of the County of Brown deceased, in strength, and very despondent. Satisfied, & MACHINE ^BCFCorner bottles of Dr. King's New Discovery that the Judge of the Probate Courtof eaid county SEW DL IURB1.E WOBKS, at last, that mr trouble was of a The undersigned wish to announce for Consumption. Their trade is simply will hear, examine, and adjust claims and demands scrofulous nature, I began taking Ayer's to the people of New Ulm and vicinity against said estate, at his office in the City enormous .in this very valuable article Sarsaparilhi, and believe it has saved my Centre & Front Streets. ofNew Ulm in said county, on the first Monday that they Save formed a copartnership lg. Schweninger, Brotfr. life. My appetite and digestion are now from the fact that it always cures of each month for six successive months, .'com- fflWULM, MINK. and will continue to supply the people good, and my health i & perfect.Oliver mencing with thefirstMonday in August 1887, and never disappoints. Coughs, Colds, Tbe Foundry aasbeen tboronghly reBtted nd 7 T. Adams, Spencer, Ohio. and that six months from the 25th day of June of this vicinity with the best of clothing Us now prepared to do !1 kinds of work on shore Monuments, Tombstones and all Asthama, Bronchitis, Croup, and- all 1887, have been limited and allowed by said esttee. RepslrhjcorallklDdsor maehinerj aaC at the lowest pric#i.Vfrnlr Jif8$ class Ayer's Sarsaparilla, other work in my line made to order throat and lung diseases quickly cured. Probate Court for creditors to present their kgrtevHare) WyTeejent* specialty. Only en 8Peeoturne^ $M work will out. %& claims. promptly and in a workmanlike manner You can test it before buying by getting tfu11 MrleBeedworkaaeaiireenpIoyed.siad work en. Re Ojicar Krickson, WeMd# ey are wfl! *e erecsted wtth uetnest a trial bottle free, large size $1.' Every at reasonable rates. Preparedby^t.J.C.Ava &Co.,'LoweH, Mass. Mlislwyearte. AU,|roXK WABSAKTrp. Adminiitratror of the estate of Mathias Olson Bold byall Druggist*. Itfce 1 six bottles, $5* Deceaseds:- rsp bottle warranted. 3 NEW ULM, fr MINN. '^I^m CrtAS XEONHARDv |L VOGELPOHL SDuxKEi.. 1 HsssH