_iiyjkilltjjjj^jSiPIW -U^^^S^^S The Hustler Goes Shopping. chines and Western Cottage Organs. Fresh 6 sters at Eibner'sV Albert Schramm, of Iberia? jw aff in "SEW ULM AND VICINITI'. New Xtoods, iust received. Geo. Jacobs specialties are Accord eons the city Monday He was on his way Register of Deeds John C. Tobererer has as fine a line Grimmer spent and other Musical goods. Besides these to attend the Stelzer-Altman wedding. Travelers' Guide. of jewelry, watches, clocks and silveiv It is only five weeks until Christmas Sundav and Monday at Chaska visit- he carries dry goods and groceries. F. ware as can be found west of Chicago. and in order to be posted on where to Dr. Marden went to Currie on a professional Friedmanjis coming to the front with He offers them at rock bottom prices. buy holiday presents Twent on a visit trip Monday. Ue^will return Mr. Ed. Dunkel has opened a tailor toys, lamps, fancy China and Crockery Call on him before making purchases in ing tour to our merchants last week. tomorrow evening. shop at his place next door to Pfefferle's and Glassware and Groceries. Besides his line "pfK^ As I have never been backward in telling store. the large line of millinery goods which Yesterday Mr. Geo. Stelzer, of town the public what I know, there is 4 ",A NEW OFFJER. she carries, Miss Mary Hopt offers Stark and Miss Sophie Altman, of West Frank Behnke has received another no good reason why they should not Mr. C. Sommer takes wheat in exchange gent's mufflers and fancy ornaments. Newton, were married at the home Wiqoqk & gt. ^etef f( f[ carload of choice winter apples good have the benefit of my experience. for goods, paying a premium of Everything at F. Burgs, from a corn he brides parents. As this keepers. 5 cts. per bushel above Market price. cob to a meerschaum pipe or a box of was the last one of Mr. Altaian's children Going West. Going East. The second one of the series of club Blizzards is suitable for gentlemen's who still enjoyed single blessedqess, No. 1 4:10 a. m. 6 25 a, No. 14 As I had to begin somewhere, I started ^\f dances will be held at Turner Hall this 27 10 30 a. m. 10*30 a. 4 presents. Matzel outdid himself to make the celebration 25 2 15 p. m. in at the southern end of Minnesota 12 01 m. 20 evening. 22 3 5-35 p.m. 3 50 m. l a fitting one. Numerous THE RUSTLER. Street. M. Gratz has just opened a 13 10 40 p. m. 10 00 Little Frank Webber broke his collar guests from Nicollet and Brown counties grocery store and offers a variety of Disastrous i'ire At St. Peter Nos. 1, 2 and 25 daily. All others daily Served or by the Can, attended. bone near the right shoulder, while staple and fancy groceries. The next except Sunday. playing yesterday morning. FRESH FRUITSA place I called at was at Mrs. H. Laudenschlaegers. C. W. H. HEIDEMAK, Agent. Thirty One Buildings Burned. ffffl-Ifl-PtfO-ROS The class of goods she Mrs. M. Hippert slipped and fell dots cure Loss About $150,000. full line of Confectionery, Cigars,. Fresh Oysters at Eibners. offers are both useful and ornamental. down stairs Sunday, bruising her face Rfjeumatfsw Tobaccos and best canned Fruits. What can be more pleasing to a good B. F. Kiesling and J. Klossner, the and body badly-v Luckily no bones Neuralqiafr At 10 o'clock Saturday night the cry I Y. SWEET CIDERAlso housekeeper than a new White Sewing Winthrop millers, were in the city yesterday. were broken. of fire waked the people of St. Peter to Mrvftug ftea4- lunch and hot Coffee will be Machine or a Peerless Garland Range Christ Ruemke will open a grocery the fact that the business portion of the acfie. If vjlti ser\ed at C. W. A. Krook has staple and fancy The Lutheran Conference for this town was in danger of being reduced to ^u re YOU- store in the Ruemke Block, corner of $Jifcner ijejfta.ur'kqt. groceries with which to supply the district began its session yesterday and Ifisflie ashes. The fire started in the old Minnesota and 3d streets North in trade. Peter Lilia is the youngest one rmzdylfi will continue until Thursday. Northwestern Barn and spread so rapidly about two weeks. has sue of the harnessmakers, but he gets there Jos. Galles has made his headquarters that in one hour a three story house Cessfully all the same. L. Haeberle takes special It requires about 40 car loads of footing stood with Lind and Hagberg where all on the opposite corner of the block was name on a package of COFFEE is a 1ne pride in showing his Elmhurst Heaters stone for the new court house and guarantee of excellence- Jtsf who need his services as constable are in ashes. An explosion of oil and powder and Home Comfort Cooking stoves. Heary Hanschen, the CQntractor, is receiving requested to call. in the basement of one of the burned Send S. D. Peterson has a large stock of cutters, them from Kasota at the rate of AR10SA stores made the firemuch harder to control Cehtsfor bob sleds, robes, American Sewing three car loads per day. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Schoregge, of as it blew up through the roof and 1fie beau- Hsre goes fy* ATHIDPHOROS! machines and other machinery. Sleepy Eye were in town Sunday. W COFFEE is kept in all first-class tiful bicture-wMoorish._ colored Jos. Flor's new addition to his hotel made brick walls crumble that otherwise Now he'll be too lame ti Brust and Graff carry a complete line stores from the Atlantic to the Pacific were sorry to learn that Mr. Schoregge's hck me is nearing completion. Mr. {Flor also would have served as a check to the St.fNewYorl^, COFFEE of dry goods and, groceries and gents 1/a.Wali father is quite ill. intends to put another story on top of progress of the flames. It looked at 11 furnishing goods. F. .H Behnke offers Jos. Haag has moved to Nicollet. He the main building and will ornament *M o'clock as if four solid blocks must go, Fresh Oysters at Eibners lamps of all descriptions, fancy glassware has considerable carpenter work to do the same with a new front next spring. but by the excellent work of the firemen is never good when, exposed to the air. and China sets. C. H. Hornburg for the mill at that place and may reside Always buy this brand in hermetically assisted by the Mankato Fire Co., the Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Bertrand, of NEW ADVERTISE3IKXTS. offers carpenters tools, washmachines sealed ONE POUND PACKAGES. in Nicollet permanently. fire was checked when it seemed as if town Home, celebrated their fiftieth anniversary and stoves, while H. Schleuder Fashionable Dressmaking. UNION HAIL the whole lower end of town must go. We learn that Mrs. John Lauterbach, of married life at Sleepy Eye carries a good line of Jewelry and silverware. Thirty-one buildings were burned, twenty *fi- of Redwood Falls, who has been quite yesterday. Relatives and friends vied B. Behnke and Co. offer a Thursday November 24th. one of which were places of business ill with typhoid fever, is recovering with each ether to do honor to the aged large line of ladies dress goods, gents The undersigned has opened a dressmaking among them the First National Bank, A Grand Ball rapidly. Her mother, Mrs. Ath. Henle establishment over the Citizen's celebrants. fur coats and famishing goods, boots Wm. Klein's Furniture Store. 0. Anderson Bank, and is now prepared lo do anything is nursing her. and shoes and groceries. R. Pfefferle and child- Monday forenoon as Fred, son of ladies1 in the line of Dry Goods, A. J. Lamberton holds forth at the old stand but always Mrs. Babara Peller, a sister of Franz Louis Meyer, of town Milford, was fellin- ren's dressmaking. Dry Goods and Clothing Store, two will be given under the auspices of sells new and reliable groceries. Mrs. Bauman of Lafayette, died at San A perfect Fit guaranteed. a tree, the tree swung around striking buildings. Co. I M. N. G. lost their Company k\ M. S. N. G. Olding's millinery store is so well known Francisco September 10th. Mrs. Peller the young man on both legs, fracturing AUGUSTA RINKEL Armory but saved ail their arms and and the details of millinery so many will be remembered by the older residents the small bone of the left and Admission 50 Gents a Connie. outfit. Mrs. H. J. Ludcke's Millinery that the Rustler will not begin to describe of New Ulm. severely injuring the right leg. Dr Store and H. J. Ludcke's Art Store it. Go and convince yourself is Strickler is attending the patient. Mr. A. Smith, who has been working were also burned as was Baker and all he will say. Chas. Sommer has a here for the Phelps Well company Co.'s Flour and Feed Store, American The following marriage licenses have Sunday, November 20th, 1887. stock of general merchandise. O. M. CIMANUFACTURER GABSFO during the summer, has been called to Express Office and the Hardware Store been issued in Brown Co. since our last Olsen pays special attention to musical Minneapolis to work there for the company, of G. W. Steinke. The loss will aggregate publication merchandise and offers astonishing bargains lie left foi there yesterday. about $150,000 only partly covered John Groebner to Mary Sellner, in aecordGons, violins, etc. Besides by insurance. The fact that the Bernh. Schloman Mary Schnorkle, The mayor has vetoed the resolution these he carries a large assortment AND DEALER IN merchants carried heavy stocks of fur given by Mary A Matney, Henry Allen of the council authorizing the building of fancy holiday goods. Tobacco and Smokers' Mi ck THE NEW ULMTHE goods for the holiday trade and did not Mathilda Albrecht Fr. Brunkau of a bridge on the ground that the resolution s- carry full insurance makes the loss verv Mary Karl, George Eckstein is not specific enough. The F. Kuetzing has everything in the toy heavy. At any other season of the Mary A. Upson, Fred E. Hopkins council will meet this evening and will and album line. In his drygoods department Prof. Burk, (Violin) Prof. Luebkert, year the insurance would have very Kuemke's Building, New Ulm, Minn. Hannah Johnson, Julius Jensen probably express themselves moie he offers silk and wool mufflers neaily covered the loss. The majority (Piano) Prof. Gruenenfelder, Emilie Pagen- Henn Banmgarten clearly. as specialties, while his variety of PIONEER of those burned out will rebuilt as soon ^ornet). kopf. silk handkerchiefs and dress goods is Dr. J. C. Rothenburg has removed as practicable, but it will be impossible Anna Anderson Sivert B. Rono assisted by Drug Store, unexcelled. Chas. Gebser can supply for them to get in shape in time to take to Springfield. Although he was doing the reading public with books and periodicals Our railroad reporter tells a good one The New Ulm City Band. advantage of the season tr- well here the doctor concluded that he of all kinds. A box of Wm. on Mr. John C. Rudolph. Mr. Rudolph would have a larger field at Springfield. PROGRAMME. Gebser's justly celebrated Codicils DR. C. WESCHCKE, PROP'R. intended to go to St. Paul for the last !ty. We are sorry to lose him and can conscientiously A Rare Opporum would satisfy almost any smoker but if two weeks, but hearing that the railroad Minnesota Street, lecommend him to all in PART I. I am now receiving the largest and he should desire something higher company would run a special NEW ULM, MINN. 1. March, So'diers'Pavonte Zickoff. need of the services of a first class physician. best assortment of Musical Instruments priced the Colonel will surely answer. St. Paul train to accomodate New Ulm A full and fresh stock of Selection from "La Favorita" Donizetti. 2 ever shown in this city, consisting of Boots and shoes of E. Wicherski's manufacture I Romance, Spring's Awakening E. Bach. people, beginning last Monday, he decided drug8 and medicines,choiee 3 Waltzes, Kanfmann's Casino Gung'l lhe new hie department completed Violins, Accordeons, Harmonicas, Banjos, are substantial and lasting. perfumeryifine soaps,comb to wait until then and thus show 4 Selection from "Traviata" Verdj. their civil organization bv electing Guitars, Flutes, Piccolos, Music A Quen3e is the pioneer harnessmaker and toilet articles, books',, his appreciation to the company. He PART II. Cornet Polka v. Cyndell. .City Band. Chas. Stolle president, F. Ffaender stationery, colors, varnishes Boxes, in fact everything in the Music and is still active. He has anything told his friends Sunday evening that he (Romance from *'Fra Diavolo" Auber. glass,putty and painters vice-president, Wm. Biust secretary line, and will offer the same at the from a buckle to a complete harness intended to leave the next morning, Song, In the eje there lies the heart Abt. ?jt supplies. 3 March, King of the Ocean Schultz. most astonishing low prices ever known and E. Wesclicke ticasmei, John and necessary accessories. H. H. went home, packed his grip, and lay 4. Polka.Hulda Herrmann in New Ulm. I am prepared to give jSTeuman, F. Ptaendei and L. Vogel Beussman has just opened a novelty PIANOS, ORGANS AND down to catch a few hours of needed ^K' PART III. you bargains in Instruments quality were appointed a committee to draft a store and caraies a large assortment of rest. When he awoke it was a little 1. Fmnle from "The Barber of Sevilla. Rossini. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. 2. Waltz, Sounds From the Woods.. Franke. goods and prices speak for themse lve useful goods. He will be pleased to series ot by-laws. after the time at which the early train PURE WINES AND LI- 3 Marengo Br.nton Solo City Band. Give me a call and convince yourself. show you through his big donble store leaves New Ulm. But Mr. Rudolph The band bo\s serenaded E.l. Stoeckert 4. Galop, Trapeze Htrfarth QUORS FOR MEDICAL tSE. at any time. Chas. L. Roos offers the Special low prices on Organs and was equal to the occasion. Instead of Monday veuiug. it being the Doors open at 7 p. m. Concert begins Physicians prescription! carefully usual variety of toys and holiday goods. Pianos from now until the holida3s. letting the boys know that he had riqhti thntieth annn er= iry of his biith Mrs. compounded at all hours of the day promptly at 8 p. m. ard His specialty this year are fancy plush 0 M. OLSEN. missed the train, he quietly remained Stoeckert .is prepared to entertain ADMISSION US CENTS, cases and brass ornaments. Willibald New Drug & Music Store, Meridian at home until 10:30 a .m., then sneaked ind the boys spent a pleasant evening Eibner does an exclusive fruit and confectionery Block, New Ulm, Minn, down to the depot and into the passenger EVERY SATURDAY plajing. eating, drinking Ed's health business. He always has on train and sailed for St. Paul, expecting and siDirinjj: "Schier dreivbig Jahre Good barrels for sale at Theo. Crone's, hand fresh oysters. Theo. Crone has of course that no one had noticed bist D.i alt, luist nianchen Stuim er- .A. BjA.IiOA.ITSr DAY .A.T* at prices ranging from 50 to 75 OKR,IE.A.T three departments crowded with hats, him. He forgot that our railroad leot." cents each. Euetang's, caps, gents furnishing goods, jewelry, reporter never oversleeps himself and Th" New Ulm Trio will give a concert clothing dry goods and groceries. John happened to be at the train when Mr. at Union IT all next Sunday evening. NEW ULM MABKETS:Wheat, No. 1 Newmann found that two rooms were R. boarded it. This will be their first joint apD"aruice 59- oats, 30 corn, 35 barley, too small for him and has fitted up a 40 new potatoes, 60 c. onions before a New Ulm audience. The District Court of Brown County Next Saturday, Nov. 19th, we will offer one thousand yards of room in Erd's block where he carries 1.50 butter, 1013 ,eggs, 16 live hogs Itie gent emen conipo-inir the trio are convenes nextTuesdax, November 22d. clothing. At his old stand toys, drysroods Marseilles Trimmings in white and colored (colors warranted fast) at The following is a list of civil cases perlb4J: pork, per lb 5. Flour per Proffesbors Bui k, Luebkert .i.id Gruenentelder. and groceries are to be found in 2 cents a yard. wt.82.2552.75. They are accomplished musicians now on the calender abundance. and will give a concert worthy of These trimmings are of different widths and can be used in trim- 1. Fairbanks, Morse & Co., vs. S. He WHAT AM I TO DO? D. Peterson. Morphy & Gilbert for attendance. Chas. Wagner has a stock of fine upholstered ming various articles. Former price of these trimmings have been 5 vjsa plff. and Jos. A. Eckstein for deft. furniture and fancy chairs The symptoms of Biliousness are unhappily 8,10 and 15 cts. Next Saturday all and any of them at 2 cts. a yd. In a letter dated Nov. 4th Mr. C. 2. Milwaukee Harvester Co. vs. but too wcti known. They differ which made the Rustler's eyes water. Peter Roland. A.. M. Rutan for plff. Brandt -svrites that the wedding of his in different mdi\ u*nals to some extent. PHAMPIONGOL MSU STUD It has to be seen before appreciated. and Lind & Hagberg for deft. daughter Claia ..ml Mr. F. Moor was A Bilious man is seldom a breakfast 3. Anna Anderson vs. John John C. Toberer is supreme when it eater. Too frequently, alas, he postponed on account ot the illness Schmid as Sheriff. J. W. Seeder for comes to watches, cocks, jewelry and has an exellent appetite lof liquids but of Miss Clara, She was afflicted with plff. and Jos. A. Eckstein for deft. 250 CLEVELAND HAYSIENCUSH SHIRES none for solids of a morning. Histongue plated Silverware. Jakob Klossner Jr. a throat trouble similai to that which 4. Griffith & Smith vs. H. Lent, will hardly bear inspection atany has a fine line of cutters, wash machines J. M. Thompson for plff. and Lind & caused the death of Miss Emma Brandt, time :f it is not white and furred, The only 8tnd stud thatt has won in one season attthe greatestt tha wo seaso a the greates Horse Shows In Amertear-mmok and everything in the line of ^hardware Hagberg for deft. Stat Fai ran the America Hors Show in 1886,-5 3 PREMI PRB90.UI MS amounting to nearly 82,300 and it is rough, at all events. State Fair and the American Hone Show, in 1886,53 out we are glad to hear that she is improving ^ng three COL MEDALS Sweepstake fci both Cleveland and Shire claeaes also GRAND 57 The Warder, Bushnell & Slessner including three GOLD MEDALS, Sweepstakes in both Olev and farm machinery. Chas. Baltru3ch The digestive system is wholly out of rapidly. SWEEPSTAKE S the draft breeds and SPECIA PRIZE for DertdiWofShte Horses SWEEPSTAKES opento al the draft breeds, and SPECIAL Comp. vs. Richard W. Peach, J. M. 25fl HOLSTEIN-FRIESIANSi, has a double store and carries clothing, order and Diarrhoea or Constipation THE CHOICEST in BREEDING Thompson for plff. and Lind & Hagberg and .Individual merit which an expenence may be a svmptom or the two may alternate. Thp city council has d^bauded the drygoods and grocerie s. Also some of 14 years can procure. for deft. There are often Hemorrhoids B2T- Send for Elastrated Pamphlet M. present fire company and appointed 6. Wm. Peaison vs. Jacob Bru^t and Jt|M toys. Loheyde has a line of boo ts CEO. E. BROWN & CC, Aurora, Kane Co., Ill, or even loss of blood. There may be Chas. Stolle, L. Habeile and John Neumann Jacob L. Mueller, J. Newhart for plff. and shoes which would be a credit to a giddiness and often headache and acidity BARGAINS! and Lind & Hagberg for deft. to organize Engine, Hose, and city of ten times the number of inhabitants BARGAINS I or flatulence and tenderness in the 7. Philina Wood vs. E. E. Dickerson, Hook and Ladder companies. The pit of the stomach. To correct all this that we have. Dr. C. Weschcke Geo. W. Somerville for plffi. and if not effect a cure try Green's August three gentlemen are appointed foremen offers fancy plush goods, albums, accordeons, J. M. Thompson for deft. Flotver, it costs but a trifle and thousands of the companies in the order named. melodeous and music boxes^ 8. Wenzel Tauer vs. Winona and S attest its efficacy. P^ter Land Co. and George Rewitzer. Peter Hsrian as appointed chief of John Arnold has a complete assortment EVERY DAT A BARGAIN DAT. Jos. A. Ecksteiu for plff. and Geo. W. the department. of cooking and heating stoves. Also A CARD Somerville for Rewitzer. cutlery and tinware. F. W. Vogelpohl AS WE NEED ALL THE ROOM WE HAVEIFOR OUR 9. German Friton vs. the Board of Since Monday the C. N. W. R. R. The public is hereby notified that a will take your measure and make a MENSE STOCK OP DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, L4DIES Co. Commissioners of Brown Co. et al. ran an additional train between Sleepy cigar manufacturer in St. Peter, has unscrupulously, J. M. Thompson for plff. and Lind & well fitting suit for you on short notice. AND GENTS FURNISHING GOODS, ETC^ETC W E without my consent or Eye and Kasota, making close connections Hagberg for deft. WILL CLOSE OUT AT ?^Mm, M. Dengler attends to the wants oft the j&jgKtf'** sanction, and an underhanded way at Kasota and enabling passengers The following are the criminal cases: taken the brand-name of my celebrated inner man and saves the busy housewife from N ew Ulm to visit the twin cities White Rose Cigars, This is a base attempt 1. State of Minnesota vs. Gottlieb lots of time by baking cake and bread to and return the same day. The train to undermine my trade on this 'If 4* Guggisberg, appeal from Justice Manderfeld, order. Henle and Marti are good Harnessmakers OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF brand and to build a false reputation leaves New Ulm at 6:25 a. nv, connecting County Attorney Somerville for and compete -uccessfully BOOTS A SHOES for his goods on the widespread reputation the State and Lind & Hagberg for appellant. with the Omaha train which leavps with all others tor the tnuh-rufNew Ulm my "Original White Rose Cigars" Kasota at 8:05 a. m. and arrives in St. have achieved in a period of four years. 2. State of Minnesota vs, Louis and vicinity. Theo. Mueller carrie-. Paul at 11:35 a. m. Returning ou As my only recourse is in the justness Schmelz appeal from Justice Fischer, excellent line of Meerschaum goods and and love of fair play which ever exists leave St. Paul at 5:05 p. m. Arrive in Somerville for State and Jos. A. Eckstein briar pipes. In cigars his special pride in the public mind, I take this method for appelant. J' *r S| Kasota at 8:40 p. m. and in New Ulm NOW IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO SUPPLY YOITR ^HOLE is the Philopena. H. Rudolphi has everything of notification and leave the rest to your 3. State of Minnesota vs. Emilie at 10:40 p. m. This makes travelling sense of fairness. Respectfully Kumm and Caroline Knmm, appeal usually found in a first class FAMILY IN THIS LINE CHEAPER THAN YOU VER to St. Paul much more pleasant than it from Justice Fischer, Somerville for 2 w.'V A.MALMO, boot and shoe house and everything he has been heretofore. The only objection State and Jos. A. Eckstein for appelants. BOUGHT THEM BEFORE. CALL AND SEE Factory No. 4. has is suitable for presents. which can be raised against the N. B. When purchasing^he "White BRUSf & GRAFF, 4. Franz Heidling (for stealing a Bose" please be sure that the brand on new arrangement is that it takes the train two hours to run from New Ulm horse from xtr. ^prenger) and Engelhert top of box reads "L. A. Malmo'a Original 1 L. Buenger has furniture in abundance. Johnson (case not stated) are White Bose" and thns favor me and ft* to Kasota, thirty-two miles. Also the New Home sewing ma- S BLOCK bound aver to the Grand Jury. protect Yourselves. KIESLING