rJJGS NEW ULM AND VICINITY. A communication from Miss Carrie Mr. F. Retzlaff is having a fine sign We are informed that Father Berghold Mr. and Mrs. J. Stoeckert left for The famous Dangler gasolene stoves? Estey will appear next week. painted in letters of gold. is expected home the latter part Wisconsin Monday evening on a visiting Travelers5 for sale by H. D. Beussmann Guide. I of next week. No services in the congregational Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Peterson enjoyed tour. Mr. Stoeckert will celebrate church Sunday on account of painting a pleasant trip to Lake Benton a few his 60th birth-day at the home of his Bold bad boys broke up Mr. Zchun She Tried and Knows. which is being done on the interior, days of lastjweek. ke's boat the other night in such a manner mother, who is now 85 years old, in Amherst, Wisconsin, May 3rd. as to make it unseaworthy. Our nsw marshall was out Sunday in A leadm? chemist of New York Mr. Frank Kuelzing left for the Twin says: No piasters of buch merit as a new uniform which is most becoming Cities Saturday evening to lay in his Mr. Bowen, of Courtland, was in the Ath-lo-pho-ros Plasters buveever to him. town Monday and from him we learn usual stock of summer goods. before beeu producetl." Ihey are a novelty because they are not made that a movement is on foot to build a Mr. Schlicting, lately of St. Paul, will Wino^igt^etef^^ We regret to learn that Mr, Lind's simply to s-ell cheap", thev are the pontoon bridge over the river at that open up a plumbing shop next to E. best that science, -\iJl .mil mouey brother is not improving but is still seriously place. can 2roduce, and will do what is Going East. Going West. ill. W. Baer's hardware store, "very soon. claimed for them. For sprains,. 4 10:50a.m. I No. 1 4:17 a.m. 'A young man of Baltimore has been aches, weakness, lameness, etc.* Two youug lads took and carried Fred Sommers left Monday evening 18 12-15 p.m. a. m. they are unequaled arrested and will languish in jail for 5:46 p. m. away an iron wheel from Mr. Dingler's m. 3 for Washington Territory, to look over 1:40 p.m. «M Fulton St, Sandusk\ .O. Nov. 3 '87 2 10 00 m. 25 barn Saturday evening and sold it for ^0 days for telling his sweetheart that that section with an idea of locating. The Athlophoros Plaster acted hiemagic. Nos. 1, 2 and 25 daily. All others daily It is the brut I ever tried and I her face would "stop a nigger funerold iron. The boys are known by our INFLAMMATORY RHEUMATISM. have used many kinds. Our drugKist except Sunday. The village of Courtland is going to said plasters areall about the same" but .. al." In New Ulm there are no nig. I don't think so now. I sprained my ana Man.marshall and it is thought a compromise GEO. J. GRIMM, Agent have a livery stable to be run by UTTERtT HEUPI.ESS A3TD CTRFD. 35$f*jiA and shoulder in July, audit has been gers" consequently a funeral of the painful since, but it does not pain me at MA* will be made and so no arrests kato parties. BUSINESS LOCALS. PROMPTLY. all now. Mm. WHJJS M«mry. PERMANENTLY. kind mentioned is never stopped. will occur. *S= Send 6 cents for the beautiful colored picture, Mr. G. J. Grimm took a three or The "St Louis Post 'A. single application of Moorish Maiden." ft^*f A tine line of black cashmeres at A very pleasant surprie party was Mr. Herman Schapekahm celebrated Dispatch" says "Mrs four days trip to Winona, La Crosse St Jacobs Oil, she said, THE ATHLOBHOROS CO. 112 Wall St H. Y. Phoebe Bice, 1208 Madison made her a firm believer B. BEHNKE & Co's. given Miss Ida Ochs at the home of her his birthday last Sunday with some of and other points Saturday. Street, states that in its virtues, as the effect Strawberries, strawberries at 15 cts. P. W. HAUENSTEIN, for the past seven years parents on Broadway last Sunday ev his friends. Mr. Schapekahm's birth was instantaneous Mr. Chas. Silverson returned from a box. Go to Eibner's for them. she had teen a sufferer and she was greatly benefited -\f ening. In the neighborhood of twentyfive day comes only once a year but his from acute inflammatory The continued use J8§T* Call and examine the Jewel gaso his eastern trip Friday evening and reports rheumatism, which had of it brought her to the young people of both sexes were friends no doubt wish it would come lene stove at ,T. B. Arnold's, affected the muscles of the flour market as being at adead happy condition in which amused until after the bewitching hour the hands, contracting oftener if he would celebrate every the reporter saw her, jg^" An elegant assortment of ladies' stand still in that section. them so badly she cou.d with the free cse of her of midnight in a very pleasant manner. time as pleasantly as was done Sunday. not comb her hair, hoid parasols at B. BEHNKE & Co's. limbs and in Messrs Hoffman and Welch are having a needle or pick up a pin, health—cured She can A class of 74 girls and boys received J$^~ Baby Carriages, Baby Carriages, Attention is called to the "ad." of and rendered the lower now run up and down a large ice-box built on the rear of limbs so helpless she required jnst received anew stock of the latest first communion at Trinity church last stairs, she said, and ner the members of the Turners gymnastic their building on Broadway to keep crutches to move hands were as userol in styles of baby carriages. Come and have Sunday morning, Father Reichl officiating. about Duringten months every respect as they had club who will represent New Ulm at your pick. For sale by F. H. Retzlaif. things cool through the approaching she was obliged to carry been before she began to The young ladies in their white the Cincinatti Turnfest in June. Let the right hand in a sling. JB^" A large invoice of^new and pretty suffer, seven years ago hot weather. dresses and the attractive appearance designs in crockery and glassware. The there be a fall house, that the members Mr. Fred Watchke, at present of TEE PRICE —The best always first and cheapest of the church interior made a very pretand largest and best in the city at of the class may feel their efforts are The best is the promptest, safest, surest, most permanent Minneapolis, was visiting relatives in Newty inspiring picture which will The benefits are beyond price Bt Jacobs Oil F. H. BEHNKE'S appreciated by the citizens of is the best. New Ulm several days last week and long be remembered by the attending In a calm sea every man is a pilot Ulm Sold by motets an I Je .lers Ei a I/II "tei made the "Review" office a pleasant congregation. In clothing Theo. Crone is the leader. THE CHARLES A. V0GELER CO.. Baltimore, Hd. call. The New Ulm Riflers had a shoot at JUS^*" A fine assorsment of hats in all The City Band will give a concert and colors, sizes and shapes at the Hunters' Resort last Sunday morning NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Mr. Louis E. Fiitsche, engineer in ball at Union Hall, Sunday evening, and some very fine individual shots B. BEHNKE & Co's. the Nicollet Mills, has severed his connection May 12th as will be seen by an advertisement JS^° Satin ftnisbed serges—a new stock were made by some of the members with the company and will go FOR RENT.—A brick residence in a at Brust & GraffsJS@?t elsewhere in this paper. The though no official score was kept. Mr. desirable part of the City. Enqnire of to farming in the town of Cottonwood. I HAVE OPENED Satins in all patterns and colors at proceeds will go towards further Chas. Brust, particularly, showed his M. MULLEN. Brust & Graft's. Mrs. Chas. A. Johnson came up from equipping and generally aiding .the skill as a marksman and led some to iiOOD FARMS FOB SALE. JSST" A fine line of children's trimmed St. Peter Thursday evening to see her boys of this company and our citizens with a new line of think that he has not lost his grip yet hats from 25 cents up to &2.00 at Mrs. mother, Mrs. Herman Mueller of Courtland, should bear in mind the place and date Watches, Clocks, Jeweirv, SibwaiB by any means. Another meeting of the B. Follman's. 20 1 have two good farms which I offer who, we learn, is quite seriously and give them arousing welcome and corps will take place next Sunday at 7 I buy old rags, iron, zinc, coppar and for sale at reasonable figures. One if ill. benefit. rubber for cash or in trade. in the town of Mulligan, the other in and Optical o'clock A. M. Mr. Wm. Pfaender has brought suit Bashaw both contain 160 acres have E. W, BAEK, Mr. Andrew J. Eckstein passed a To day the marriage of Rev. Wm. good buildings and are well improved. all of which are j)fc*ire* It My Badger Hats are as well known against the Winona & St. Peter Ry. Co. successful examination before a Board Prices low. Inquire of as Jim Blaine of Maine. Foettinger of Lake City to Miss Ida and designs. t%A on account of some tax-titles which are appointed for that purpose in Minneapolis 20 JOHN ALBERT, Vinup of New Ulm takes place at the THEO. CRONE. held against some land he recently purchased Engraving and Repairing New Dim, Minn. lately. Ho has a certificate as a $£&* The very latest styles of ladies hats Lutheran church, with Rev. C. J. Albrecht of tbem. and bonnets just received Registered Pharmacist and may be Opposite Dakota He WARDING! officiating. After the nuptial at Mrs. B. Follman's 20 A very pleasant surprise party was pardoned for feeling somewhat elated NOTICE OF MF ceremonies a reception in honor of the Two notes-of $100 each have been Stolen Hgp- E. W. Baer has a full new line of given at Mr. Jos. Flor's below the City over it when there were over 50 applicants from my house in Cottonwood. They newly married couple will be tendered kerosene oil stoves and invites the public Mills last Thursday when about twenty were drawn in my favor and signed by The annual meeting for»honors and but 9 or 10 of the at the home of Register Grimmer. to call and examine them. of the younger portion of our citizens Mrs. Maria Christina Schmitt at present holders of the New U1 number passed as high as Mr. Eckstein While no cards of invitation have been Henry Laudenschlaeger repairs all in Waseca. All persons are cautioned Loan Association wi enjoyed themselves most happily until did and but 20 passed at all. kinds of Sewing Machines perfect and issued, the recef *n will be most informal. against purchasing the same. er Hall, Thursday Mt the small hours of the morning. cbeap Au. 28. P. M. Every male The REVIEW extends best April 27, 1889. M. LIPP, Theie are only three boarders at fi^* Lawns was the fashion last year, Town of Cottonwood not attending will bt Fred Hauenstein andPat McHaie are wishes for a life long journey of happiness. Sherifi Schmidt's hotel at present and but this year it is Chalhes. Brust and 18. FRED PF working up a real estate boom. When CONCEET two of these are Redwood County's Graff have them. they get to advertising,the Review will FAR transgressors. This speaks well of the &3^At this house cleaning and repairing One of our recently married men was be made a daily paper and the reporter A farm six good condition of Brown County's so. time of the year, I respectfully call the given an axe by one of his friends as a will keep a horse and carriage to chase Sibley Count attention of the people to the fact that cial and civil atmosphere. H. J. Chapman wedding gift. In using it one day last contains 200 I have lately added to my stock a large up real estate sales. AND who has been in jail for time some THEATER week, the axe proved itself a very poor under cultivate complete line of paints, oils, varnishes, was taken to Marshall last Wednesday rie land. Has a Alabastine and brushes. Those wishing Major J. A. Eckstein, of the Governor's one so the aforesaidjgentleman made up a good frame'barn, gr anything in this line will do well to to appear before the court on the charge staff, left Wednesday for New his mind that he would take it back ture fenced. For fur. call and look over my stock before buying of selling mortgaged property. York City to be on hand at the great and get a good one for it but the trouble at call on or address elsewhere. O. M. OLSEN, celebration of the 100th anniversary of TURNER HALL, was where was the axe purchased? ERIC LARSO Meridian Block Drug Store. An electric Jight company of St. Paul Washington's inauguration which took 19 Gibbon, SiL When last seen the gentleman was still has a car load of poles unloaded at the Our Spring and Summer stock of place yesterday, April 30th. hats is now complete. Sunday evening, Hay 5th 18P9, wearing out sidewalks and shoe leather depot and it would seem that New Ulm SALE OF STATE in trying to find out who sold the axe BitrsT & GRAFF. will not have its light hid under a Messrs. Chas. Hauenstein and C. A. For the benefit of the class going to the When a thing is done, advice comes and our hardware men were none to bushel much longer. What object the Hagberg made a visit to Winthrop last STATE OP MINNESOTA, I A O. A too late. If you have not bought a hat Cincinatti Bundesturnfest. anxious to get the credit of selling this St. Paul Company has in coming at Saint Pbnl, March 28 it*. Thursday and report that village as being look at Theo. Crone's stock. Admission 25 cts a person. Notice is hereby given that the State Auditor kind of a wood-splitter. Do not all this late day is not apparent. The New wide awake. It intends to put will offer at PUBLIC SALE at the County Auditor's office in New Ulm on Thursday May 23d 1689 at 10 speak at once, gentlemen. Ulm Light Company has a large force Consumption surely Cured up several buildings of a public nature GRAND o'clock a. m., on the terms prescribed by law, the of men at work on its side track and Scheol and Acrcultural College Lands, in Brown this season and assume some metropolitan Conceit and Ball, Hon. C. W.H. Heideman is again on County, that have been appraised and are unsold, To the Editor—Please inform your & plant station and will have every thing airs. or that have been sold and forfeited by reason of duty at the depot and does not appear readers that I have a positive remedy failure to pay interest for two or more years in running order by July 1st, and as it Lists of the lands to be offered may be seen at to be much of a stranger to the place for the above named disease. By its Great overgrown sturgeons were exhibited the Anditor's Office for ten days prior to the sale. is composad entirely of resident business timely use thousands of hopeless cases either. W. W. BRA DEN, on the street sidewalks last men it is but natural to suppose that Commissioner of the State Land Office. have been permanently cured. I shall 'given by the Thursday Station Agent Grimm Saturday and resembled cordwood as be glad to send two bottles of my remedy they will receive the patronage of the NEW ULM CITY BAND, Mrs. W. Hummel. stepped out of the office which he has far as size is concerned. The Minnesota FHEE fo any of your readers who people. Future developements will be held since Hon. Heideman's taking up have consumption if they will send me river seems to be full of them and at watched with interest. their express and post office address. of legislative duties. Two travelling manjr will weigh from 20 to 40 pounds. DRT600DS AND GPtERIES. Respectfully, auditors from Chicago inspected the Our attention has been called to the Mr. Kuebnel. it is reported, captured T. A. SLOCUM, Ml 181 Pearl S». Sunday Evening, Ma 12th, 1889. books and the general state of things fact that there is much poor and inferior 1000 pounds at one haul of the net. I have constantly on hand the'' mo.^t Hew York. around the depot premises Friday and wheat in the granaries of the farmers complete stock of dry goods and notions, Admission 25 Cts. New Jersey has a Baptist 'minister Mr J. C. Zieske of SleepyEye was in and a large line of 5 and 10 cent found everything in O. K. shape. of this section of the state. That much who claims to have baptized more people goods. ,/. the city last Friday on business in of this kind of wheat was sown this DR I* G. BELL, Mi\ Heideman assumed charge when than any other man in his church. I have a splendid assortment of fine company with Mr. Louis Mogenson. spring is well known and various papers Resident Dentist. The community in which he resides has the books were found to be eorrect and laces and embroideries, crochet trim—, Mr. Zieske will open up a grocery store commented upon the fact at, and, been grieved over his stubborn cough Mr. Grimm will assume his former duties mings and embroidery silks.r Office in the Meridian Block, that has interfered with his pastoral in Sheriff Schmidt's building in Sleepy long before, the time of seeding. In I nave some beautiful patterns inF^ as Cashier of the company. When NEW ULM, MINN. duties. A physician recommended Dr. Eye about the middle of May. Both many cases farmers, for financial reasons, lace curtains. the amount of business done at the Bull's Cough Syrup, consequently there Teeth extracted without pain by the Boys' suits will be sold at cost in or-f are popular with their fellowmen and were unable to get better wheat New Ulm station is taken into consideration, will be a baptism in his church next latest approved methods. der to close out the stock. I sell boys'' we have no doubt but Zieske & Mogenson for seed and in fact the best wheat was Sunday. Agent pro tern Grimm is to be felt hats very cheap. NEW will attract their share of customers. almost unobtainable unless it could be congratulated on having held the position C. Baltrusch The different assessors of the County shipped in from a considerable distance. \i so well as be did. Photograph Gallery. met last Saturday in the County Auditor's Now it is not at all probable that this A petition is being circulated and A very nice piece of work has just office to talk over matters pertaining wheat will give the best crop in the will close out his entire stock of signed for the grading of State street. been completed by Mr. Ig. Schwendinger to their oihce and to receive the harvest of 1889, if we be allowed to ClothingEMADYREAD This is a move in the right direction and son at their marble works establishment. necessary papers and blanks for official cast this rather somber prediction so and the petition should meet with the It is an altar and statue I have leased the well-known gallery use. The following schedule of valuation far in the future but we can speak of favor of all our citizens. State Street of S. C. Madsen on Broadway and am for the Catholic Church of Springfield was agreed upon: On one year old what now is. If our farmers will continue prepared to do all work pertaining to is an important one from tne fact that and for perfectness of workmanship is horses, $15 two year old,$25 three to hold on to this poor grain from mv line in workman-like style and so many of our public buildings are lov all that can be asked for.The altar itself year old and over $50 one year old cattle, manner. Have bad an experience of year to year and try to believe against cated on it and it behooves our city is 7 feet long and 8J feet high, made of eleven years in some of the leading $3 two year old. S6 cows, $8 reason that some time they will get Regardless ot Cost. council to'see that its appearance is in galleries of Chicago and guarantee my soft maple wood, highly painted in working oxen, $20 all other cattle good wheat from poor seed sown, they work to be second to none in this section keeping with its name. Outside of white and worked with pure gold leaf three years old and over, $9 on sheep, will wait and wait for time to of the state. Have a full line of Minnesota street it is used as much as for moulding. Upon the highest point photographic instruments and will do SI hogs, $2 wagons and carriages, come. We would advise a cleaning out any in the city, and further more several of the altar will be placed a statue of Copying. Enlarsing. Bromide and Now is your time to buy a suit forabout $15 sewing and knitting machines, $8 and marketing of all the surplus wheat owners or private property have been Cravon Work. Tin types a specialty. the Madonna which is of itself 4 feet one-half of wbat ft is worth. watches and clocks. $1 melodions and on hand at present and sell it for what I respectfully solicit the patronage of for some time contemplating the planting and 3 inches high thus making a height organs, $20 Piano-fortes, $75 on Pine City lots for Sale. it is worth in the market or at any rate the citizens of New Ulm and vicinity. of trees and building of sidewalks of 12*1 ^et from the base of the altar of self binders, $30. mowers, $8 seeders Confident that I can and will please use it up in some way. If we mi) around their residences but have considered the altar to the top of the statue. The the most particular. Remember the The undersigned offers to sell lot 7*" $8 on steam threshers of 400 horse judge from present indications the price it unsafe to do so as long as the place—S. Madsen's gallery onBroadway. or lots 6 and 7. block 61, south', wrneriL latter was cut and chiselled out of a power, $50. The value of all improvements of wheat now is as good as it will be unsettled condition of affairs remains as Respectfully, of German and Fifth streets souib, solid block of native butternut and on lands held under law of the after the harvest of '89 if indeed we They are among the most desirable at present. shows the pains taking care which has United States $2. per acre. may be sanguine enough to expect a residence lots in the city. been put upon it. For three weeks, Ice Cream Parlors. Saturday was another of those lively usually good harvest at that time and MRS. H. SPOERHASE* Mr. Schwendinger worked steadily on "There is no terror, headache, in your what object there is in holding on to it TOHN ALBERT. 1 days for which New Ulm is lately becoming: it so that every fold of the airments threats," is not apparent. The mills this district noted. The streets were lined and delicate outline of the features For I am armed so strong with remedy with farmer's teams and the sidewalks have suffered no little loss of reputation ShakesLICENSED ^AUCTIONEERS is as strikingly shown as though Soda Water, Lemonade & Mil That I pass pain by, as an idle word were pretty well thronged by our rural by being obliged to make into it were a thing of life and motion The Attends to Sales at all|times prompt, Which I respect not since the discovery flour such wheat or to have some good friends. The busy appearance was due always on hand. *., Madonna is represented as standing upon HEADQUARTER S FO I ly anywhere in the County.^JAddjress, of Salvation Oil. Twenty-five cents largely to the fact that Saturday was wheat mixed up with an inferior article. a large moon with the serpent of the day for the delivery of between 200 Clean up your old wheat, farmers and Springfield, Minn. a bottle. Eden's garden under her feet and in its and 300 head of cattle which had been sell it at present fair prices and do not mouth is the apple of the tree of know CONFECTIONERY, CIGARS riles! JPites! Itching Biles! bought up during the week by Messrs. ,„, .. be foolish enough to think of mixing it SYMPTOMS—Moisture intense itching 4 AND TOBACCO, Palmer Bros. Farmers brought in all ^Licensed Auctioneer, ledge. A nice collection of_^pictures .... ,JL* *Sfid stinging mostly at night worse by Ir„i^ i. vr ^1 with the expected good wheat of 1889, the way from one up to fifteen head of 15 Cent Lunch at all Hours. was also shown us, some as old as 22 0 TO scratching. If allowed to continue, tumors as __. Linden, Brown Co., Minn. as you will surely lose in the speculation. cattle, received their money for them form, which often bleed and ul- Eibner's Palace Bestauraiit, years representing scenes of early Bfb S 3 4 tion P,.r«"^ becoming very sore. Swayne's and made the merchants corresponding lical times as well as those of latter Correspondence promptly attended to.. ^tops the itching and bleedderation, ly happy. More than one tradesman sen more bottles oi POST OFFICE BLOCK. days. Both gentlemen were found busily and in most cases informed us that his business was made Dr. Seth Arnold's engaged at work though no pains mors. At druggists, or CASH PAID FOR BUTTERf BUILOIKG STOHE AND OIKCORDWOO D. COUGH KILLER much better on account of these "cattle" Dr. Swayne & were spared to show us around the establishment than of any other cough days and as loHg as they continue and explain the different Medicine kept in etoctr, although he New Ulm Creamery Co. buys and ubu S to Co I keen fifteen varieties. ?12£Pni »f ready to- the city will receive a nice benefit from pays the highest market price in Cash interesting sights which any reader of I money S a oak cord wood them. This lot of cattle was shipped for granulated Butter and «ggs in the the Review will find to bis profit and il. Robertson, CoyriUe, at the (^uanry orrjflelivered in the City,. -»t the basement of Riesling's hltjcs, corner Han. Sunday to Mason City, Iowa$ For prices inquire of J. Heaninger, fyBoescb,A%SehelI»orC.Fil^n7 interest to Minnesota lar""—*~ Pi 4& 4 ^a^gl,!,*!.