^Mm&tsmk&&MgS&&i!&& ft-^--?---'--^^^*^ '''iJiJ^tM^rfi'M^' A Terrible FireW Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Zieske, of Sleepy D0.VT Geo. W. Van Dtisen and others to New Goods, just received. NEW ULM AND VICINITY Two*chfldren perish in the Wolgang Scnmid Lots 9, 10, 11 and 12 Eve, were In the cit yesteniavi John C. Tobererer has as fine a line let tnat cold of ours ran on. Yon 6 Burns $200. J" think it is a ugnt tnmg. But it may of jewelry, watches, clocks and silverware flames and a third one is German Theater at Turner Hall Sunday Travelers' Guide. Minnesota Land and Investment Co. to run into catarn#^ Or into pneumonia. as can be found westof Chicago. |pP severely burned. Z\ evening, v*^ ifr* $C$PlSgI?& Iver Stone w| of se Sec 35 108 81 Or consumption.* He offers them at rock bottom prices. Thursday afternoon, while Mr. and Oysters served in all styles at Jacob Catarrh is disgusting. Pneumonia is Call on him before making purchases in Mrs. P. McGowan, who live on the Id dangerous. Consumption is death itself. Hoescheler's G. A. R. headquarters. V** St Paul and Sioux R. R. C. to John his line Coon farm, near Golden Gate, were Krai Undv. of sej of nej and nej of See the new ad. of Brust and Graff. Tbe ,breathin apparatus must be away from home their house caught fire. se and se} of se (60 acres) $460. They offer bargains. Just received 500 pieces of fancv ribbon kept healthy and clear of all obstructions Benedict Bernhardt to Alexander Berghold A six year old boy.five year old girl and at remarkably low prices at F. and offensive matter. Otherwise The directors of the board of trade Lots 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13 and 14B Kuetxing's. eighteen months old babe were the sole YVii\oi\k&St.f^teff(f( there is trouble ahead. 112 N. and 13 and 14 74 N, and 14 meet Friday at 30 P. M. occupants of the{building. The boy All the diseases of these parts, head, 98 N andOutlot221New Ulm $1000. 7% Schmucker's Tivoli was crowded by nose, throat, bronchial tubes and lungs, and the girl ran out of the house, but Going West. lM Going East. Albert Seiter to E, G. Koch Outlots THAT'S WHAT'S THE MATTER. can be delightfully and entirely cured a merry lot of dancers Monday evening. after a little while the girl went back 454 and 282 New Ulm $225. No 1 Express 4 10 am No 4 Express.10 30 a Fresh OYSTERS bv the can or W by the use of Boschee's German Syrnp. 3 October lOtb 1887. 3 5*35 p.m. 2 10 00 m. and tried to rescue the babe. Her Don't fail to notice the change in B* served in all stylos at "Eibner's Palace Jr. If you don't know this already, thousands 23 Ac'm 10 30 a m. 12 Ac'm 5 00 m. Restaurant." Have fitted up for the clothes caughtfireandshe returned without 19 2 15 m. 14 12 01 Behnke & Co.'s ad* and thousands of people can tell Prof. Reno, the ventriloquist has engaged "16 3 50 convenience of all a first class oyster*-* the child. Then the little boy ran you. They have been cured by it, and Union Hall for Friday and Saturday Reno, the ventriloquist, will hold and lunch room. ^Please give me Nos. 1, 2 and 19 daily. All others daily "know how it is themselves." Bottle back into the house trying to save the evenings. He comes well recommended call. forth at Union Hall Friday and Saturday except Sunday only 75 cents. Ask any druggist. and as his prize of admission is baby. But the flames overpowered evenings. only 25 and 10 cents he is sure of a C. W. H. HEIDEMAitf, Agent. him and both he and the infant perished A NEW OFFER. crowded house. The press notices given NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Louis Schmid, 19 years of age, fell in the flames. The girl was severely Mr. C. Sommer takes wheat in exchange to Reno are flattering and if they Passengers, who wish to go west Sundays from a water tank on Mr. Fritz's farm burned but will recover. The boy and for goods, paying a premium of' are an indication of what he can do his can take freight tram No. 19 3S0TICE. near Courtland Monday, dislocating 5 cts. per bushel above Market price. I performances must be simply wonderful. girl were the children of Mr. Larson which leaves here daily at 2 30 p. m. his right leg at the knee. All persons who have any of mv emp' and the babe was the child of Mr. Lovejoy. ATTENTION BUILDERS, ty beer kegs on hand are requested to Miss Minna Fischer will leave for Some wheat was stolen from Joseph Both sons-in-law of the McGowans. return them at once. Parties caught City Council Proceedings. California shortly, where she has accepted Sealed bids for the excavation, foun-? ,J Wech's granary Sunday evening. Mr. The mothers of the children are using the kegs for any other purpose dation and basement walls including a lucrative position as teacher. The Council met pursuant to adjournment both dead. The fire was started Wech thinks he has found a clue leading than keeping my beer in them will be all labor and materials thereto for the 'f Saturday October 15 at 8:30 p. m. Mr. J. Hoescheler is prepared to by the children playing with matches. to the identity of the thieves. prosecuted to the full extent of the law. Brown County Courthouse at New *1j Ail members present except Councilor John Hauenstein. serve oysters raw, stewed, fried or in Mr. McGowan was off threshing, Mrs. Ulm. Minn., will be received at the Co. Hauenstein, President Rudolph in the Every Saturday is a bargain day at ft Auditor's office of said Brown County chair. any other style desired. McGowan had just left the house to F. Kuetzing's. It will pay you to read TURNER HALL at New Ulm, Minn., on or before Oct A communication of the board of drive off some cattle and Mr. Lovejoy Mr. Tory Olesen returned from Washington his special ad's and purchase of him on 25th. 1887, at noon. Plans and Specif Trade was presented, read and on mo* was away working for irank Tuttle. Sunday, October 23d, 1887 fications for the same and conditions under Saturday. He resumed his duties that day. tion laid over until Monday October 17. Thus it happened that no grown person which contract will be let may be as teacher Monday. Two proposals for building a cistern The dramatic section of the society Services at.the congregational church seen after October 20th, 1887 at said CoJ was around at the time of tbe fire. r~p on Centre and State Streets were presented, Mr. F. Schuetz wishes us to announce will render the four act comedv Auditor's office and at the office of Mr. i *3~v'J next Sunday evening, commencing at opened and read. They were v5*-*1 that he will deliver a lecture at Turner Carl F. Struck, Architect Minneapolis, on motion laid over for further Consideration 7.30 P. M. Sermon preached by Mr. Cold Facts. Minn. The right is reserved to reject Hall Sunday, Oct 30. Ad. next week. uutil Monday October 17 inst. Weiler. anv or all Bids. Winter is coming on and putting up On motion Councilor Doehne was Mrs. Chas. Scott, of Springfield, won Miss Augusta Rinkel, formerly of St. By order of the building committee, appointed special Com mittee to secure Admission for adults 35 Cents for stores is part of the routinegwork inevery $15000 in the La. State Lottery last from the board of education the privilege Peter, has opened a dress making establishment E. 6. KOCH. children 15 Cents. Doors open 7 p.m. well regulated household. Last week to lay pipes from the school house Chairman Board of Co. Commissioners. wees. above the. Citizen's Bank. Performance begins at 8 p. m. my landlady placed a coal stove in my to Centre Street and connect same with Brown Co Minn/ A. Butzerin, representing Geo. Her reputation as a dressmaker is first room: As it was rather small I mustered the rain basin of the school house for Fashionable Dressmaking, CLOSING OUT! Benz & Sons, St. Paul, was around Saturday the purpose of filling cistern, and report class and she guarantees a fit every up courage enough to intimate to at next meeting. and Sunday quoting low prices time. her that the stove was not large enough The Council thereupon adjourned to to his many customers. to heat the room. The undersigned has opened a dressmaking Jos. Flor is building a two story addition Monday October 17 at 7:30 p. m. Mrs. J. Newhart and daughter Grace establishment over the Citizen's to his place on Center Street JOHN C. RUDOLPH, Attest: President of Council. left for California yesterday. They will Bank, and is now prepared to do anything Closing out our entire stock of The addition is necessary to accomodate Louis SCHILLING. Clerk. General Merchandise, Clothing, Dry in the line of ladies' and children's spend the winter in San Diego and other the large number of guests who To this the good lady, who by the Approved. Oct. lYth 1887. Goods, Notions, Carpets, Groceries, dressmaking. i southern California cities. frequent his hostlery. way is german and speaks just enough Mayor. Crockery, Boots and Shoes. Frank Tuttle, of town Home, had two A perfect Fit guaranteed. english to make herself understood, replied Married, at St. Paul, Friday October C. WESCHCKE, Thorses killed by their running into a that the stove was rather small Rinke & Bertrand 14th. Theo. Crone jr and Miss Meta AUGUSTA RINKEL. MEETING OF OCT. 17TH. and old but was a fair heater, the only barbed wire fence last week. And still Weschcke. The Review joins the many Fr. Vogelphol The Council met pursuant to adjournment ^5 m SLEEPY EYE, MINN. fault she had to find with it was "that the sale of barbed wire goes merrily on. friends of the young couple in wishing Monday, Oct. 17th 1887. GREAT BARGAINS will be offered I Mr. B, Wt Boenisch, special agent them a long, happy and prosperous it burns you in front and freezes you All members present except councilor the public, commencing October 17th, behind." Hauenstein, President Rudolph in Merchant Tailor. life. of the Germania Life Insurance Co., of we will sell our entire stock AT and the chair. BELOW COST for CASH. New York, was here in the interests of Ralph Buliard, a brakeman on the The Cpuncil took up the proposals Minn. St., New Ulm, Minn. I have consulted with several of our shis company part of last and this week. W. & St. P. road smashed one of his for cistern laid over fromjlast meeting, CITY BAKERY. 1 leading stove experts, but none ot them Is prepared to supply the people of and after consideration, awarded the hands, while coupling cars at this station, I Two immense harvest excursion have been able to explain to me how New Ulm and vicinity with the best of contract to A C. Ochs as the lowest Wednesday morning. Two of his Jtrains of eighteen coaches passed bidder, to build a cistern on the middle that stove can burn you in front and clothing at the lowest prizes. Only Minnesota street near 3d North. fingers had to be amputated and he through New Ulm Wednesday morains. of Center Street, about 20 feet west of freezeyou behind. Will some of the first class work turned out. JOHN & M. DENGLER, Proprietors. may loose his hand. State Street, of the capacity of 1500 learned readers of the REVIEW please barrels, according to plan and specifications OYSTERS. A steam thresher belonging to Iver Rye and Wheat Bread, Bisquits, etc. enlighten me. I Geo. Baecker has disposed of his interest filed in the City Clerk's office, always on hand. Breakfast rolls a and Guttorm Thordson and others and for the sum of $475.00 and warrant the in the meat market at Redwood specialty. As we have lately enlarged several stacks of grain were burned at same by giving a bond in the sum of Falls to Geo. Livenguth. Mr. Baecker our bakery and increased our stock, we The council have a curt way of disposing Served in every Style $500.00 signed by two surities, foi one Lake Hanska Saturday. Sparks from have excellent facilities for supplying will assume his former position as head of adverse communications. In year from date when cistern is full of the engine caused the fire. There was orders both large and* small. Prompt water. millpr of the Delhi Mill. the proceedings of Monday evening the or sold in bulk or by the can by attention paid to all order?. no insurance. The communication from tbe Board following occurs That part of the communication The Northwestern has surveyed a fe JACOB HOESCHELEB. of Trade laid over from last meeting The Jobbers of Mank&tohave secured of the board of trade relating line from Tracy to Dempster, Dakota, was taken up, that portion relating to reduced rates on freight over the Minneapolis FRANK FRIEDMANN, CITY NOTICE. to cistern is disposed of by letting paralleling the Winona and St. Peter cistern disposed of by letting the contract and St. Louis road. The rate the contract for building the cistern and Notice is hereby given that the undersigned for building cistern and the other and the Dakota Central and running between Chicago and Mankato will be part laid over until next meeting. will receive up to November the other part laid over until next meeting. between them dealer in y* 1st next "marked" sealed bids for |the 1 The Council thereupon adjourned to as follows Groceries, Crockery, Stoneware, lease of the Hospital grounds, for such Thursday October 20th at 7.30 m. Nearly a hundred persons went from 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th A E term as the lessee may choose, not. to JOHK C. RUDOLPH, aere to Mankato Monday to attend the 53 42 32 21 13J 18J- 16 14 11 9 exceed five (5) years. Glassware, Notions, Canned attest. President of Council. aeeting of the Catholic insurance societies. The other lines will certainly have to The Council reserves the right to reject LOUIS SCHILLING, Clerk. Mr. Scherer is making a collection of The St. Joseph Societies of any or all bids. Approved. October 18th, 1887. reduee their rates and this ought to Fruit, Flour, etc. newspaper notes commenting on the By order of the city council, New Ulm and West Newton sent large C. WESCHCKE, Mayor. give New Ulm still lower rates than we excellent facilities the people of this Louis SCHILLING, delegations. are having now. All goods sold at bottom prices and City Clerk. section of the state are furnished by the Second Begemint Trophies. dehvered free of cost to any part of Dated New Ulm, October 10, A. D., News of the death of Mr. Geo. Urban railroad companies for communicating Col. Bobleter, who was in command Freight Mates. 1887. the city. of Buffalo N was received ghere with the twin cities. the railroad the Second regiment, M. N. G. which Between NEW ULM, MINN. Friday Mr. Urbau was a miller and CITY NOTICE. officials could be furnished with a complete took the second prize at the Chicago New Ulm 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th DWELLING FOR SALE. commission merchant and numbered list of anathemas hurled at them and encampment, returned home yesterday, Notice is hereby given that marked many friends amongst the citizens of by the waiting passengers at Kasota Chicago The solid brick dwelling, corner o'f and spent the afternoon showing to sealed bids will be received at the office Isew Ulm or 68 68 44 34 Broadway and 1st North Street, is offered they would speedily remedy the evil or of the undersigned up to the 15th inst., friends and visiters at the capitol the Milwaukee for sale on easy terms. For particulars betake themselves to other climes. for the purpose of furnishing all materials Tlie state funds allowed the various handsome badges constituting apart of St. Paul inquire of the owner, and labor for constructing a cistern or 41 35 28 22 81 counties for school purposes during the the second prize. There are fifteen CHAS. MELSHEIMEB at the crossing of Centre and State Minneapolis 109 Market Street, St Louis, Mo., coming yeai give to Brown county badges, which cost about $590. The Streets with a capacity of 1000 barrels St. Louis 80 70 48 34 27 or of Wm. Pfaender. New Ulm. Some of our skat players are complaining $3172 05 there being 3339 scholars in also one with a capacity of 1500 barrels, design of the three badges to be presented Mankato 30 26 20 15 12 that street lamps are regulated all in accordance with instructions to be this county Nicollet county gets DAKOTA HOUSE. Between New Ulm and Chicago or Mil- to the field officersCol. Bobleter, procured of the Street committee of the to extinguish themselves at midnight. $2764: 50 having 2910 scholais. waukee wheat 18. Col. Meade and Adjutant Eckstein city council. Plans and specifications A number of them were obliged to is very handsome- The words, "Second must accompany all bids. The city OPP. POST OFFICENEW ULM, MINK. St Louis papers announce the marriage Idst ofJuror8. play till daylight a short time ago becausejit council reserves the right to reject any Prize, Chicago, '87," are engraved of John Schmidt, son of widow SEITER BROS., Prop'rs. was so very dark, and dangerous or all bid*. Drawn to serve at the fall term of our on a cross-bar, from which hangs pendant Aug Schmidt, formerly of this place This bouse is the most centrally located By order of the City Council. to venture home in the darkness. District Court, which opens Tuesday ajtar, in the center of which is a and Miss Emma Schueler. Mr Schmidt Louis SCHILLING, City Clerk. hotel in the city and affords If the superintendent of street lighting November 22d. The petit jury will not diamond. Below this is the medal, on Dated New Ulm, Minn., Oct 6th, 1887. is a member of S. Nicolai & Co. sign good Sample Booms. has ever experienced a curtain lecture, be called before Wednesday November which is a horse and rider. Tbe badge manufacturers in bt. Louis. BARGAINS!. BARGAINSI a fellow feeling will prompt him to 23d as'ordered by.Judge Webber. for the officers of the various companies regulate the lamps so that they will "Metzel Suppe" was dispensed at the consists of a cross-bar with the same GRAND JOIORS. burn a few hours longer. Tivoli Monday forenoon. How would words as the others, and below the medal Hans Sygardson, Albin. _3 THE RUSTLER. it be for Mr. Schmucker to open a free Albert Wagner, New Ulm. on which is a soldier in full uniform. 4 HEAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Such establishments are EVERY DAY A BARGAIN DAY. L. D. Rice, Albm. soup house An effort will be made to secure one of John Torgrimson, Lake Hanska. maintained a large number of cities Henry Birkemeyer and wife to August these badges for each of the twenty officers AS WE NEED ALL THE ROOM WE HAVE FOR OUR IM- John Mohr Jr. Cottonwood. Wenzel sei Sec 4 109 35 $1900. and would certainly be appreciated participating, whose names are Chas. Sdverson, New Ulm. MENSE STOCK OF DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, LADIES American Land & Colonization Co. ta here. as follows: Clement Halverson, Linden, AND GENTS FURNISHING GOODS, ETC, ETC. WE John Rothenau seJ of aw} and swj of Henry Engelbert, New Ulm. Capt. Magraw, Lieutenants Comstock ne} Sec 33 108 33 $520. WILL CLOSE OUT AT Kedwcod Falls is just recovering from F. M. Kennedy, Home. Thos Allison and wife to Stillman Holden and Pay, Company F, Mankato Capt. a typhoid fever epidemic. Over 40 persons Julius Krause, New Ulm. Lots 10, 11 and 12 47 Sleepy Eye Johnson and Lieut. Quaine, Company Jos. VogeLNew Ulm were afflicted with the disease. Lake $100. I, St. Peter Capt. De Witt and Lieutenants Gul Olson, Linden. OUR ENTIRE STOCROF Stillman Holden to O. W* Hagen Lots The physicians claim that the water Thorn. Brophy, Springfield. Tier and Poirier, Company K, 10, II and 12 47 Sleepy Eye Lake supply is poor and was the cause. It Ath. Henle, Milford. BOOTS & SHOES 150* Duluth Capt. Trowbridge and Lieut. is also reported that Gary T. has Mike Fohl, Sleepy Eye. Geo. Van Dusen and others to German Padden, Company G, Austin Lieut. E. Grimes, Eden.. had a similar epidemic. Lutheran Church of Springfield Lots 1 Woodard, Company C, Winona Capt. Peter Mack, Milford* 5 and 1 6 Van D. Add. Burns M. Hippert returned from his visit to Gottlieb Guggisberg, Sigel. Whitney and Lieutenants Clamier and $120. John Henle, New Ulm. NOW IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO SUPPLY YOUR WHOLE Illinois Friday. He brought with him Cassius M. Noyes and wife to Judas Holmberg, Company B, Faribault C. W. H. Heidemann, New Ulm. nfteen barrels of apple cider which he Newhart wj of nwJ and w of sw} Capt Weigand and Lieut Morin, Company FAMILY IN^THIS LINE CHEAPER THAN YOU EVER Louis Schmelz. Cottonwood. See 30 108 32 $800. pressed on his fathers farm, near Chi-1 E. J. W, Clary, Home. CharlesWinkelmann to Louis andFrank BOUGHT THEM BEFORE. CALL AND GHAFF,1*&%ESE cago. Mr. Hippert offers the cider for Anton Hillesheim, Sigel. Col. Bobleter was warm in bis praise Schmelz 15J acres in Sec 12 109 sale cheap in any quantity from a glass of the reception in Chicago, and said 30 $200. BRTTST & PETIT JURORS. Gen. S. Bently, the general manager to a barrel or more. M. Gamble, Springfield. E. G. Koch and wife to F. Aufderheide of the encampment, did all in his Lots 4, 6, and 8 56 S New Ulm Jacob Pfenninger, New Ulm* power to make the affair a success, and The german methodist ministers of J. B. Altermatt, Leavenworth. $150. KIESLINGSBLOCK it is to be regretted that it was not in this State met at Minneapolis last week. Chas. H. Johnson, Albin. Greoge McMullen and wife to Christen every sense of the word. This, however, Nelson Lot 4 Sec 24 110 33 (33.04 Peter Bendixen, Sleepy Eye. They resolved to meet at Sleepy Eye Great Bargain Day. I attribute to the fact that it was acres) $462.56. Herman Kiesling, New Ubn^ next year. Amongst the candidates too late in the season, the cool nights Georo-e McMullen ami wife to Hans E. Albert Held. New Ulm. making it impossible for the people to who were advanced we noticed the Larson ne of se} Sec 24 T110 30 r. wsmetzm**' George Doehne, New Ulm. remain out of doors. I had the largest Wm* name of Mr. J. Durbahn. Rev. F. H. D. Beussmann, New Ulm. AT command there, consistion of 264 men i* Winona & St. Peter Laud Co. to Henry Preine attended the meeting. Henry Berg, Stark. We were allowed $637 for half the expensesgpf Cordes se of nej Sec 27 109 33 Dan. Burns Burns. transportation. I am perfectly "Ed. Castor wasas near omnipresent $534 Ole Jorgenson, Linden. t$^f SfeS satisfied with the second prize. The Nic Schmidt, Mulligan. *& GeorgeJBickelhaupt and wife to Daniel as a human being well could be during company winning the first prize had George Leatherman, Eden. Schulz se of Sec 26 108 B35 $1200. NEXT SATURDAY OCTOBER 2SND the county fair and did everything just returned from three months' active r* John Xoungman Sleepy Eye. Henry,Engelbert and wife to Jacob service in the lawless counties of Kentucky, WE OFFER FOR THAT DAY ONLY AT THIS PRICE. possible to make it successful, and if CarlSommer, New Ulm. Pfenninger w} of nwj Sec 34 109 and, therefore, were in prime every one in the county had worked as 500 SKEINSOF COMMON KNITTING YARN AT 4CTS. G. A Selmer, Lake Hanska, SO $1500. condition. Besides this, they brought hard as be did for its success, every Peter Mentz, PraHevflle.*^ H. C. Johnson and wife to N. P. Johnson ALSO BOO SKEINS OF FAIRY ZEPHYR FINE YARN with them new guns, which were net Jacob Rossbaeh, Albin. Lots 17and 18 B. 36 Sleepy Eye debt and every premium could have bandied until the day on which they IN BLACK, RED, PINK. LIGHT BLUE, NAVY, WINE, Frits Aufderheide, .New Ulm. Lake $500. drilled, while our guns have been, in been paid in full, with money left in the JohnZeig, SigeL N. P. Johnson to Dortbe Johnson Lot BLUE, ELECTRIC, ETC, AT THE EXTRA LOW PRICE OF ust over five years. Thedrill compared I treasury." XTewUlm boysare workers, Isaac Johnson, Eden. 18 & 36 Sleepy Eye Lake $150. favorably with that yashjngtw.- O CIS. A SKEIN. i matter where they are feoatedv Jos. EiUesheim, Stark. Carl Neilson anawife toWilhem Dmscb LOOK OUT FOR NEXT WEEK'S OFFER% JaeofeOBrrent, Home. ]M Lot 9 BI I Sleepy Eye Lake $53. ECA. HERALD.