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New Ulm weekly review (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892

November 2, 1887 · Page 3 of 8

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FALL GREETING! Fayette Marscb, attorney for ex-warden Reed, has sworn out,two warrants for the arrest of warden Stordock. One NEW ULM, MINN. THEO, CRON E of the warrants charges Stordock with subornation of perjury and the other rrsT#w imam's timw^fwt md^w ft CHAS.-L. ROOS, Managing Editor with criminal libel. ^.Mt^wwi, s&& fee* 1 4.* A trysH*** i !-,.3fe*? JWasfcSftis JSM*S 31 &jH> Wednesday, November 2,188 7. i ^m A minister of Blue Earth county forwarded KUETZING'S* 3 to the clerk of court his certificate President Cleveland, Col. Lamont wishes to thank the public for the immense trade of last season andiCr A ni of a marriage ceremony in which and Gov. Hill are said to have contributed "^u/ he made the mistake of certifying that begs to announce the a liberally to the New York State he had joined Minnesota in holy wedlock MERIDIAN, BLOCK fc *i*% democratic campaign fund. This will f* l**-l to Lake CrystaLS be distressing news to the mugwumps, for 'according to their adulation of Second Assistant Postmaster General Cleveland he was not supposed to do Knott will recommend in his annual report DEY GOOD S STORE.' OF THE MOST COMPLETE anything of the kind. to congress a change in the methods of paying railroads for the transportation FALL anil WINTER STUCK Henry M. Jackson, cashier f the of mails for the present quadrennial sub-treasury at New York, decamped -V -*%K weighing to a system of a space for Canada with $10,000 of government JUST RECEIVED LARGEST ASSORTMEN OF ALL-| ASSORTMENT arrangements thatfwill give more elasticity money. Treasurer Canda is 'responsible in contracts and more equitable to the government and will have to WOOL FLANNELS OFFERED AT LOWEST PRICES NEwSi division of the money among competing make good the loss. lines of road. Supt Nash, of the railroad of General Merchandise ever offered to the public. LINE OF FALL DRESS GOODS, LARGE* ASSORTMENT^ jf mail service, whose division is DRY GOOD S The Northwestern Manufacturing and more paticularly interested than any Car Works, at Stillwater were sold to other in the change, said? "It often OF WOOLEN GOODS. CLOAKS-CLOAKS FOR LADIESjf1 I the Northwestern Thresher Company happens that a certain road which has for $1,005,000 75 last Thursday.The citizens good connections gets on the quadrennial AND CHILDREN. WE CARRY THE LARGEST STOCK*^ of Stillwater tendered SenatorSabin weighing the contract for a laage of all Styles and Shades and the best of Everything and no high prices. a reception the same evening and also amount of mail matter. Consequently AND OFFER AT THE LOWEST PRICES. MILLINERY^ held a jollification meeting over the I shall continue to give great bargains in Men's and Boys' it loses those connections, and the larger result. part of the mail is taken away from Clothing, Hats, Gaps and Fur coats. FOR FALL. CALL IN AND SEE OUR MAMMOTH ST0CK?J it. Its contract, however, is made on The officialjvote of the Grand Army Our $5.00 all wool Over Coat is a dandy and sells like hot cakes. a certain basis, and it continues to receive OF DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS BEFORE BUYING ELSE-Cj Posts on the Disability Pension bill, pay on that basis. In the same Come and look at them before they are all sold. Good Men's Suits from which was drawn up by a G. A. R. way a road may have to increase its WHERE. WE WILL SAVE YOU MONEY. I committee, was as follows: Total number $4.00 up. Boys Suits from $1.50 up. I keep a large line of winter caps service without increasing its compensation. of posts voting, 2,715 total number Competing lines will also have to suit everybody. Our line of mufflers is the largest in the city and no of votes for the bill, 106, 989} total vote a better distribution of matter. against the bill, 3,601. mistake and will be sold at the lowest prices, ranging from 25 cts. up. Maj. Allen, of the gevernment service, A full line of Boots and Shoes, Groceries, Syrups, Oils and Crockery. It is announced that from and after has completed his survey of the Nov. 1st the maximum rate between all Come and see us and make our store your headquarters while in Minnesota river from its mouth to Mankato. "Western Union offices east of the Mississippi, He is now writing his report, town. It has always been our custom to treat people well. Please call including Helena, Ark., will be whieh is to be presented to Congress. 60 cents for ten words and 4 cents a and oblige US The business men of Mankato are very word for additional words for day message, hopeful that an appropriation will be and 40 cents and 4 cents for additional made for the improvement of the river words for night messages. In a and that navigation on that stream will large number of cases the reduction will For the last fifteen years the| be renewed after a suspension of man Star Sample Boom, F. H. BEHNKE, be 15 cents and 1 cent, and in others 40 years. We do not believe, however, cents and 3 cents. Rates on press specials City Drug Store has maintainedf that the scheme, even if carried into effect, =DEALER IN=? will also be largely reduced. and 1 will ever meet the anticipations of Farmers' Home. its reputation of carrying thef E. B. Haskell has sold his interest in its advocates. The navigation of the the^Boston Herald. He is worth two largest stock and being the^ Minnesota river, in its most palmy days, millions and is said to have sold out so JACOB H0ESCHELER, Prop'r. was tout a slow, tedious, and provoking as to be relieved from all business cares. cheapest place in the city tof Dealer in process, undertaken and adhered to for He may be able to spare time enough Wins, Liquors a time only because it afforded the best buy your holiday presents. ThisJ to keep an eye on the Minneapolis Tribune method of transportation that was then (^oderie&Fruit^,dt4odk- and Cigars. and prevent his son from writing attainable. When the railroad w?s year we carry a finer and larger pf or approving any "mere people" editorials. built along side of the river, steamboat A fine lunch will be served every day. ei'y, Ian^ etrf, stock of holiday goods thanjf' navigation at once became as* unprofitable Cor. Minn. & Center streets. as it was always uncertain, and its The members of the St. Paul G. A. GOOD TABLE BUTTER. ever before. Our assortment of? New Ulm, Minn. abandonment speedily followed as a R., assisted by the Sons of Veterans matter of course. The restoration of and Womens' Relief Corps, gave a reception SCHUBERT & FLOB, Toys, Albums, Brush and Comb New Brick,Cor Minn. & Centre Strs., commerce on the Minnesota river is now and camp-fire to Comma nder-in* NEW UM, MINN. impracticable for any length of time, Sets, Odor Boxes, Jewel Cases, f? Chief Rea at the Acker Past Hall Thursday and it is very questionable whether any night. The hall was elaborately Cuff and Collar Sets, Perfume Goods sold at Rock-bottom prices for Agents for the improved man oouid be found to undertake the decorated with flowers and badges cash. Goods delivered in any part of navigation of that river in a form to and the outer rooms were filled with Stands, Smokers' Sets, Season rr McCQRMtCK SELF BINDERS' the city. compete with the railroads and thus hard tack and coffee cups. Col. David* son delivered an elaborate address of benefit the communities along its banks Cards and other holiday novelties is unexcelled. Prices are welcome, in which he spoke of Judge even if the channel, by the expenditure AND lower than ever before and our assortment is such that we ilea's qualities both as a man and soldier, of a large Congressional Appropriation, Steel Mowers, and of the love which every Grand were to be relieved of all obstructions. can accomodate any purse, no matter hew small. Our stock Army man had for him. He was followed Winona, Republican. by Judge Rea himself, who delivered of Herbs,:Rootsand Barks, Patent Medicines, Paints, Oils| also for the Northwestern Self-dumping a lengthy speech in which he Henry Villard's Castle. Hayrakes, Banner Hayrakes, the unexcelled and Glass is always complete and prices are extremely low. said,: Norwegian Pldws, Cultivators, New York Special' Henry Villard I have been a member of this grand durable and light running Smith Wagons, AN EXAMINATION OF OUR STOCK AND PRICES WILL has become one of the largest owners institution for 21 years, and shall always self-oiling Wagons with steel axle. of suburban property on the Hudson. CONVINCE THE MOST SKEPTICAL THAT THE PLACE TO belong to it as long as life lasts. He has owned for some time a large THOS. MULVERHILL, Prep. Repairs for the above named Machinery always on hand I beeame a member because I believed estate, and is said to-day to have added is City DnjLg Store OF Fine turnouts furnished with or without BUY GOODS AT THE in the principles on which it was founded, BINDING TWINE of the best quah' thereto by the purchase of an estate adjoining drivers at reasonable rates Fishing, bunting CHAS, R00Sf and Pleasure parties furmsbed teams Ladies' whieh were to help and do good to ty. Our prices are low and suitable to his, of fourteen acres, for whieh Saddle horses. Fine Carriages for funerals the poor and helpless soldier. It is a everybody. We ask the farmers to call $5000 an acre was lately refused. He Offio in Skating Bisk good and sublime institution,and is mean on us before buying elsewhere. is also credited with other large purchases RUEMKE & SCHAPEKAHM, to be moral and protect the morality of in the same neighborhood, his its members. Is it not a good thing for entire estate thereabout extending Carpenters. Smlders and Contractors. W M. FRANK. JO HN BENTZIN. !Oj* Office Blodk. JJW Ulm, }&im. those who for years in the army were through part of two townships. This Cottonwood Hills. NtW ULM, MINN. brought into associations which were neighborhood has long been favored by PROMPT ATTENTION TO MAIL ORDERS. not strictly moral? Here were a million millionaires. Jay Gould's summer Designs and plans made to order and men and boys taken away from home estimates on all work furnished and E BEHNEE & CO., home is there, as is that of Cyrus W# contracts faithfully executed. and home influences, and went to the Custom grinding solicited. Will Field and other men widely known for army and kept away for years from moral grind wheat for (one eigth) or exchange fheir wealth. I* MILLINERY restraint' These were in need of 34 lbs. flour, 5 lbs. shorts and 8 The Villard estate is eclipsed in natural moral support They get this moral suppoit AND lbs. bran for one bushel of wheat. Flour EXTENSIVE OPENING OF NEW AND DESIRABLE beautv by none. It overlooks a DRESS ^MAKING. in the Grand Army, for it is for and feed sold at low rates and delivered wide sweep of landscape and river, and FALL AND WINTER GOODS. such that we are organized. The influences a New Ulm free of expense. will doubtless be the seat of one of the Miss Mary Hopt, of the army, however were not FRA NK & BENTZIN. most magnificent summer homes in the aH bad. Look at the million of men TTVOLI country as soon as Mr. Villard's fortunes I who fought in the army, who were educated READY-MADE opposite the will warrant the expenditure. in the work of destruction and Union Motel, New Ulm, He built a place in the the city, decorating kept at that work for years. They AND some of the walls with gilded and Has on hand a good stock of MillireTy Goods con CLOTHING, came home, for all that, covered with BUEWEHY, sistinginpartof Hats, Bonnets, Velvets, Silks painted satin and fine embroideries, but Ribbons, Feathers, Flowers, tic. glory and the history which has no before it was finished the Northern Pacific Also Patterns for stamping monograms Stamp, parallel. They took their places among inp of all kinds. Embroidery Work and Fashionable Fur Coats, ciash came and bad to sacrifice it. dressmaking doneto order. the rest in society, and kept without a JOS. SCHMUCKER, PROPRIETOR. Baltrusch, It is now the home of D. O. Mills and ripple of anything wrong. Even though GROCERIES i N EW ULM, MINN. Witelaw Reid, who purchased it for they were made to destroy life and about $620,000. This was a mere song Pure beer sold in quantities to suit t- paid| DI(Y GOODS property, they were simply doing their compared with its cost to Villard. It is the purchaser. Special attention -DEALER INDry duty, a duty which made them holy. to the bottling of beer. said that this castle to be built'on the Goods, ***$ They were made better by it, lifted up banks of the Hudson will surpass his and made better men. I therefore say HORTH-WESTEM HOTEL, 4 Hats and Caps," previous effort. that the Grand Army is a grand affair FR. GOLLNAST, PROFR. and one where ^all hearts and hands Men's and Boys'Clotting, i iX j* A CARD unite in brotherhood. Have we not tL Opposite the Eailroad Depot??'-** ETC. ETC#* f% f-itfi members of all races and all colors The public is hereby notified that a Ladies' Jackets andDolmans HEW ULMs MINN, We are banded together for a grand cigar manufacturer in St. Peter, has unscrupulously, without my consent or and holy purpose and should help to First *cla8sT accomodations at ^LADIES' AND GENTSV* f\ sanction, and in an underhanded way X keep the standard fl reasonable rates. Good WE fMM im EARLY OPPORTUNITY TO INVITE OUR taken the brand-name of my celebrated Furnishing Goods, the $Lw*'* o* White Rose Cigars, This is a base attempt IMMim premises. FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS TO GIVE US A CALL to undermine my trade on this ALSO brand and to build a false reputation tMothersi f@Wtfes! tMothersi' Daughters! GROCERIES, AND EXAMINE OUR GOODS. WE SELL AT AUG. QUE1TSE, for his goods on the widespread reputation f% BE YOUR OWN PHYSICIAN! A & my Original White Rose Cigars" lady who for years suffered from distressing THE LOWEST PRICES. CROCKERY & GLASSWARE have achieved in a period of four years. female complaints, weaknesses As my only recourse is in the justness etc., so common to her sex, and had BOOTS AND SHOES, HARNESS MAKER and love of fair play which ever exists despaired of a core, finally found remedies A. Behnke, Manager. -D* EEHITKE ft CO* And the very latest patterns in in the public mind, I take this method which completely cured her. Any and Dealer ID of notification and leave the rest to your Dress Goods A Trimmings. sufferer can use them and thus cure Whips, Collars, and nil other A. C. OCHS, H. HANSCHEN, sense of fairness. Respectfully herself, without the aid of a physician. My purchases have been made di articles usually kept I L. A. MALMO, From feelings of gratitude she will send rect and for cash, and I am thereby in a first-class harness Factory No. 4. Contractor and Builder, two prescriptionswhich cured her Contractor and Builder. enabled to nake the lowest prices. N. B. When purchasing the "White shop. and and illustrated pamphlet entitled Call and examine my stock and com* Agent for the celebrated^Joynton and Rose" please be sure that the brand on "The SUpping-Btone to Health," and pare prices before purchasing elsewhere. other Furnaces. Also agent for West New harnesses made to order and re top of box reads "I* A Mahno'sOrigi* full instructions, sealed. Address (with ern Stoeco Co.. Fort Dodge, a fine pairing promptly attended to. nal White Rose" and thus favor me and 2 oent stamp), Mrs. W. C. HOLMES, fostering material. BALTRUSCH BW ULM, MINN