r\% 4 fes BUSINESS LOCALS. LOCAL H. Werring has been appointed postmaster N E W S Commissioners meet next TuesdayF^ Several towns in this neighborhood |P PARMER'S INSTITUTE. C.&N.W.Ry. at Fairfax. S are agitated over the county seat removal Annual meeting of Electric Light Co. g*T & _. question and they might settle To-day we commence to write 1890. School opens again on Monday, both will be held on the 14th.^ ~J &® their differences by the methods which The program for the coming I **For everyone the Review^has a Happy at the College and city buildings. ^s||-r,1 were employed in RawlinsCounty, Kan. A stock corporation has been organat TIME CARD. tute is now complete. In the mornin^^f*' -**f V&"? Two towns are competing for the honor New Year's greeting. ^!f|/ Herman Mueller,the post office clerk, Albert Lea with $20,000 capital to Going East. of the 18th it will consist as follows l-k"# Going West. of being the seat of government, Atwood *No 2Pass Dep lO'OOp.m. A son and heir put in its appearance was laid up last week with influenza. operate a flax fibre manufactory.r n. JNo 1 Pass Dep 4:26a m. The education versus the breaking of'' 7 and Blakeman. The latter town has inaugurated *No4 9-50am *No3 5 05pra. at Jos. Diepolders' last Saturday. 7* a novel method of campaigning. *No 12 8-45a tn our horses (illustrated) by Dr. J. C.»i *Noll Arrla-90am Mrs. C. H. Ross will entertain a Dr. Searles writes from Storm Lake, *Nol8Frt l» 12-15p.m. *v 21 FrtDep 6:30a.m. A fund has been subscribed to Curryer, of Lake Crystal. *2. How to 0 Mrs. L. Glessman, of Lafayette, is number of her friends at her residence Iowa, that although business was remarkably *No26 12.30a.m *No25 1:40pm. buv all the houses in Atwood and move sick atesfche home of H. Lilly in this city. this evening. dull in these quarters it know a dairy cow when you see her, them to Blakeman, and thus depopulate $Datly. *Daily except JDaily except Monday, Sunday. stands no comparison to that in the (illustrated) by Supt. O. C. Gregg. 3. •Daily except Sunday. its rival. Forty-seven dwelling houses Bingham Bros, have supplied their W. Whitsel, of Monticello, was in the $ Carries passengers on and stores have already been purchased towns of that state. He lays it to prohibition. The farmer's garden, by Secretary C. Mond'^wgiormng only office with a handsome new safe. It city Monday, investigating our brick and and moved to Blakeman, and the purchasing No. II and 12 run between New Ulm L. Smith, of Minneapolis. is of Macnal & Urban make.' clay resources. 1 committee is negotiating for a and Easota only. In the afternoon the lectures will be Cards are out announcing the wedding majority of the remainder. The people A new time table goes into effect on The home of A. Falk in Milford was C. W. H. HEIDEMAN, for men only. The subjects will include of Atwood are said to be hard up and of Miss May E. Narey to James the Northwestern next Sunday. Some Station Agent. the scene of a joyous surprise party last quite willing to dispose of their houses 1- Swine Breeding, by Theo Louis, of B. Rogers at St. Paul on the 7th. Miss radical changes will be made. Sunday evening. f. at a fair price. The Blakeman purchasing Wisconsin. 2. Hereditary unsoundness, CHAMPAGNES. Narey will be remembered by many committee is backed by a railroad The snow storm of last Saturday afternoon Herman Vogelpohl and Jacob Spaeth by Wm. Dickson, of Litchfield. 3. here as at one time a hat trimmer with and a town company and finds no difficulty SIX BASKETS MUMM'S EXTRA was accompanied by thunder are each engaged in manufacturing a in raising the necessary funds. Selection and care of stallions, by Dr. Mrs. Follman. I^RY, and lightning—a strange and unusual pipe organ. 1 The Blakeman people are confident of J. Curryer. 4. Veterinary obstetrics, TWELVE CASES PLEASANT State Examiner Eenyon has made a report occurrence. success at the coming election. Now, Robert Altman returned yesterday illustrated, by Wm. Dickson, In Sleepy Eye.New Ulm and LeSueur what on the American Building & Loan ALLEY, Fred Wiedemann and wife, of Victor, from Racine, Wis., where he has been a separate room during the afternoon, do you think of that?—MANKATO FREE Association, of Minneapolis, in which TWELVE CASES WERNER'S, Iowa, are the guests of Conrad practising the machine business. Mrs. W. M. Hayes will conduct a school PRESS. TWELVE CASES ROYAL CABI. he says that at the end of three years Dirks, of Lafayette. Mrs. Wiedemann on cookery, and the evening will be occupied The Basket Factory are paying from The Blakeman plan wouldn't work [NET, at H. A. SUBILIA, when a stopkholder has paid in $226, his is a sister of Mr. Dirks. with a public lecture on the battle $4 to $4.50 per cord for elm wood* Vj „, in this county for the simple reason that stock will be worth $223.07. of Chicamauga by C. L. Smith, who Gustave Fischer left for Chicago last Farmers, what more do you want. the people of New Ulm are not in the Jm~ CHAMOIS SKIN UNDERVESTS. A new style of horse shoe is rapidly Wednesday to spend the holidays. took part in the engagement. Jl Toberer, of this city, is the inventor same boat with the people of Atwood in krone's is the only place you can get coming into use, and it is said to be a While there, he says, he will study a On the following day, Mrs. Hayes that they are hard up and are forced to of a new coupling pin, which he good one, The advantage is in the two few of the social problems of the day. will continue her lessons on cookery in claims is an improvement upon the old sell. Up here we've have got plenty of JJ©" Imported Jam Rum at sets of corks, which can be screwed off the east hall, but at the same time the New arrivals in the homes of T. wealth. style. and on at will. One set is for use in H. A. SUBILIA, Jr. main hall will be open to all. The program Mueller and Ernst Aufderheide are Arrac at Knute Helling, of this city, will leave slippery seasons and has the sharpened for the forenoon and afternoon is among the news items of this week. OUT OP HOUSE AND HOME. to-morrow for a trip south. He will H. A. SUBILIA, Jr. points. The other is of the ordinary as follows 1. Clover and the possioilities At the former place it is a girl, at the Rhine Wines, Imported Niersteiner first go to the national capital, and kind. A calamity in the form of a destructive of the corn crop, by Theo. Louis. 2. latter a boy. at from there to Florida. fire visited the place of Joseph Rosener, The whole family of Wm. Pfaender Poultry, care and management, illustrated, Company A will hold no drill on H. A. SLBILIA, Jr. of section eleven in the town of On Saturday a son of Joseph Trauriir, have been quite sick for two or three by C. L. Smith. 3. The different MUFFLERS. As nice and beautifully Thursday evening of this week. The WestNewton,early last Saturday morning of Lafayette, while feeding a horse days witb a disease that bears some resemblance assorted line as can be seen anywhere. types of horses, ilustrated by models, by next meeting will be the regular business with hay, had one of his fingers bitten and through it a family of man and We can fit to any taste. to influenza. Mrs. O. M. Wm. Dickson. 4. Trees for timber, for meeting and will be held at Turner T. Crone. wife and several children are deprived by the animal and it was found necessary Olson and Mrs. Dr. Berry are also shelter, and for ornament, illustrated, Hall, January 7th. to amputate it. of house and home and most of their Sweet Wines, Angelica, Choice troubled with it, and A. W. Bingham by C. L. Smith. 5. Care and feeding Old Madeira, Tarragona Port at Wm. Strassburg sold his farm in Lafayette wordly property. The particulars furnished The Springfield Adler has been has been under the weather since Saturday. of swine, Theo. Louis. 6. Dehorning of H. A. SUBILIA, Jr. last week to Hippolyte Klingler us are nearly as follows: The The malady seems general. handed to us, and, to say the least, it cattle, Wm. Dickson. In the evening Carlets, St. Julien, Reisling at fox $3,800. Mr. Strassburg expects to fire originated at about twelve o'clock looks well. Well filled with good Dr. Dickson, who has spent twenty By the change in time table on the H.,A. SUBILIA Jr. locate in Brown County, somewhere at night in the building in which ,,the reading matter and well patronized years in India, will lecture on "a trip Northwestern, which goes into effect Crone has the largest and newest family were all asleep. When aroused between Sleepy Eye and Springfield. with ads., it looks as though it were to the tropics." next Sunday, the train wJgch now arrives stock of CAPS and OVERCOATS any they had but little time to dress and the From all appearances a bill will be sure to meet with success. If the editors establishment in New Ulm. Prices are here from the west at 9:5C a. m. children were taken out with no clothing passed by the present Congress, giving lowest accordingly. carry out the promises of their first will not arrive until after one in the STILL HARPING. whatever. The house was too far towns of four or five thousand people issue, theywill have nothing to regret JKaP1 Brick Cheese at afternoon. It is a through train, mak gone to save anything except some the right to free |ielivery. If such a ing fast time between Tracy and Chica* H. A. SUBILIA, JR. The dances of the week were largely Since that $175 tax aftair so worries money, and, besides destroying the residence, bill should go through, then New Ulm I®* Limburger Cheese at attended and very pleasant aftairs, as go, and gives good connections with the the editor of the Herald, perhaps we the flames soon caught in the will go in for all there is in it. Omaha train to St. Paul. H. A. SUBILIA, Jr. are all these occasions. The one at can give ti few plain facts that will act barn, where they made quick work of ii®* Gilt Edge 10 year old hand made In every town around us, it is to be Schmucker's Tivoli on Christmas night as a potion and releive his nightmare^ A very remarkable meteorological all in reach. It was while trying to put Sour Mash at noticed that merchants are organizing was a select one and the invited couples In the first place he is very anxious phenomenon occurred Saturday afternoon out the fire at this point, and to save V-, H. A. SUBILIA, Jr. for mucual protection. Why don't thev all enjoyed themselves. Those at Turner that they should be paid. Why? It is and evening. An inch of rain fell Christmas and New Year Cards also some of the live stock, that Mr. Rosener here? It would be to ^heir advantage, Union and Halls on Thursday night easv enough to see. He says that the New Year calling cards. Diaries for during that time, and was accompanied and his wife and oldest son received and at the same time would not act to 1890, and a full line of Blank Books and and last evening were among the Review owes the county something that by thunder and lighting. Wile rain is personal injuries. The former was Stationery at OLSEN'S Drugstore. the detriment of the honest purchaser. best of the season. it took pay for incorrectly publishing a not of very frequent occurrence in burnt about the head, his hair was certain tax list and that it had no right H. A. Subilia Jr. had the misfortune The literary club held their regular December in this state, these accompaniments singed, and about his chest he was badly The storage basement in the Kiess to do so. That perhaps is ail true to break his leg early last Thursday are almost unknown. The lightning meeting last Friday evening at the ling Block will be open on Tuesdayand scorched. His wife was not so seriously morning in stumming over something enough, but is the Review anymore to Wednesdays of every week to receive home of Miss Emma Scherer instead of was \ivid and the thunder resembled injured, but her hair was burned UNSALTED BUTTER in GRANULATED blame than is the Herald? We guess and falling to the floor. The fracture that of a spring shower. A cold at Turner Hall as has been the custom. and her face and hands blistered badly. FORM. is in one of the bones of the ankle joint not. In addition to the usual musical and wave set in during the night, followed The boy escaped no easier. He is similarly New Ulm Creamery Co of his right leg, and is a bad one. Dr. by a line snow to the depth of about The printers of Brown county for the literary treats, the members had arranged cruised and in fact presents the I buy old rags, iron, zinc, copper and Schoch is the attending surgeon. for an oyster supper, and over one inch so that there is excellent foundation past years have had their issues pooled. woist appearance. The father and son rubber for cash or in trade. this they had one one of the jolliest for sleighing. About this there has been no secret. The thanks of the working force of are now at the hospital and, although E W, BAER, They went into the combine, not for parties of the season. the Review office is due to Messrs. August the latter is improving, the former's acquaintance At the Lutheran church last Wednesday New Ulm Markets. the sake of swindling and cheating the Schell aud Franz Grebe. The former with the flames and smoke The next meeting of the Rural Teachers' morning, Mrs. Fr. Manecke was county, but for the purpose of getting Wheat, 65—70 remembered u» on Christmas with ha* had the effect of bringing on pneumonia. Association will be held Saturday, taken suddenly ill with a dizzy feeling Oats 20 fair remuneration for work performed. an eighth of nis excellent beer and the We hope however that nothino January 11th. The programme will and it was found necessary to remove Corn.. 25 Tom Bowen is one of that pool and latter with a box of the bottled liquid. is dar_eroua. and that he will recover. her. It appears that about two years consist in papers on "How to teach beginners Potatoes 20 along with the proprietor of the New The gifts of both were appreciated. The j.ccident is bad enongh as it is, let Butter 11—14 in numbers" by Jas. Thomas, ago she sustained a sunstroke from Ulm Post called on us in July of '88 Eggs 17 alone adding to the family's troubles. The social at the residence of J. which brain fever resulted and she was Wm. Grussendorf and Wm. Runk, and and asked for bis [one third share of The loss includes the residence and barn Newhart last Friday evening was of on "How to teach spelling in primary sick for several weeks. The attack at PIONEER the proceeds, over which he now makes with all their contents and a granary the nicest kind. A goodly number grades", by G. Hillmer, Wm. Mueller the cnurch was probably the result of such a bowl. It was paid to him, and with 400 bushels of wheat. On this rug Store, were present,—just enough to nave a and Milan Velikanje. this affection, as it was accompanied if we are thieve', what better is he who there is no insurance, and the fire leaves splendid time—and they did. Games, with unconsciousness and with convulsions. Before you "swear off" to-day, think shared in the steal, if such it must be the unfortunate people in the very poorest music and friendly groups of conversation See was taken to the home of a minute of how human it is to err, and considered9 Perhaps he has forgotall condition. Sympathy should go out enlivened the gathering, and the Rev. Albrecht, and under the medical dealer in desist. It is better to set yourself about this transaction, but now that for them. DRU8S,MEDICINES. CHEMICALS, evening was one of pleasure to all. care of Dr. Strickler is slowly improv aright on annoying habits as you go he has been reminded, we wonder if he ing, although for the first three days it along a little now and a little then. The Sons of Herman have elected officers will be honest enough to come forward Toilet Art cles, Perfumery, Books, was doubtful whether she would recover. Don't try to make an angel of yourself for the new year as follows: PERSONAL MENTION. Stationei\. Trusses, supporters. Shoulder and help pay back the bill. We doubt in a single minute or a single day. If Braces. Crutches, etc. Paints, Oils, Pres. Wenzel Schotzko Vice-pres., it, but we shall see, what we shall see. Varnishes, Glass and Artists' Supplies. you do, you will be sure to fail. Wholesale Gustav Goetsch Recording Sec'y, Carl In all the affairs of men, save in jury D. haiz, of Fairfax, sundajed And now as to Mr Lind's bill, we Pure Wines and Liquors for medicinal "swearing oft" seldom amounts to Rolloff Financial Sec'y, Gottlieb Oswald duty, the majority decides. Public offices town. purposes. Physicians' prescriptions will simply say that if the Herald thinks 1 '"1 «*F anything. Treas., John Belm Trustee, are elected by the plurality or majority cH-*etully compounded at all houis of Miss Amalia Nix, is home from St. that we have quietly dropped the matter, the daj and night Chas. Hauenstein Delegates to Grand rule. Legislatures pass laws by Paul on a visit. The Mankato Free Press has commenced he may some day find himself most Ivers & Pond Pianos, Sterling Oigans Lodge, Julius Berndt, John Schmid the votes of the majority and in no case to boom the clay industry of sadly mistaken.We have not dropped it. Band Instruments and other musical Rev.Berguold returned from St. Paul and John Hauenstein. is an unanimous vote required. A majority that city and devotes much of its space merchandise. The matter is being investigated, audio Saturday. of the highest courts decide upon iSfwm A. B. Blessing writes us from Spo to setting forth their resources in this Grass, Garden and Flower Seeds. due season the public shall know aU Oie Pehrson, of Marshall, was in the law and it is final. There is no view kane Fails, wishing us a happy New respect. It shows the advantages that that can be known. Of this Mr. Bowen town Saturday. NEW ULM MARBLE WORKS, ot the subject in which it does not seem Year, and enclosing a check for the Revie a pottery at that place would have over mav rest assured. absurb and proposlerous to demand *v to '91. He also says that he would others in the state, and urges prompt John Ziegler was down from Marshall Since he has the boldness to deny %Lg. Schivetidinger, I*rop'r. that twelve men must be agreed upon a like to have a few of his New Ulm action in starting one Now will New last Wednesday and Thursday. that he has broken pledges and forgotten verdict. "Vast and grievous wrongs are friends come out to see him, but, as that Monuments, Tombstones and all Ulm allow Mankato to get ahead of Chas Hechnch, a Minneapolis boy, is promises, we need only to refer him inflicted upon individuals and upon the is impossible, Anton ought to play the other work in my line made to order her? We hope not. the guest of the family of Geo. Doehne. to his democratic brethren in New promptly and in a workmanlike manner State by the svstem, and .the records of act of Mahomet and come to New Ulm. Ulm. atreasonable rates. C. A. Hagberg and T. Mulverhill The following as officers of Charity any court will sustain this assertion. If Wewould be glad to meet him. NEW ULM, MINN rode over to Winthrop yesterday. Lodge, No. 98, A. F. and A. M. were the people will insist upon it the reform Since Washburn has so much power During the stoim of last Saturday, a G. A. OTTOMEYER, duly installed last Thursday evening can be brought about in any State, and Herman Hem, instructor in calisthenics with this administration, why don't he twelve year old son of Peter Dorn, a A. Marden, W. M. O. C. Strlckler, S. the finding of a verdict by the majority in the public schools of Chicago, is turn it to a good cause and get gomething well known farmer of Biighton, seven W. J. Crowell, J. W. J. H. Vajen, of the jury become the universtfl rule.— here on a visit. for Newson? r^ miles from New Ulm, was struck by Treasurer O. M. Olsen, secretary C. S£. Paul News. Dealer Iti Miss Emma Spoerhase, of Minneapolis, lightning and instantly killed. Mr. W. H. Heidemann, S. P. J. Klossner spent the holidays with relatives in Dorn was also struck, but not seriously. Chiistmas is past and it is now our Dr Goodspotions. Jr., J. P.: A Blanchard, Chaplain E. A Guarantee.—There is no case of New Ulm. His clothes were torn open on the right duty to record how happily it was rheumatism or neuralgia, which will Brandt, marshall Geo. Bevier, S. S. not be relieved by the use of Salvation side and his body severely schorched, spent. In all of the churches there was Emil Reim, a teacher in the Stillwater John Larson, J. S. H. A. Roth, Tyler. Oil. Price 25 cents. but medical aid will bring bim out all pleasure for the little ones,and in Turner schools, is visiting relatives in the Gustave Reim, leader of the Concordia right. The accident is andeed a sad Hall they were filled with joy. In city. Prints, 4 cts. per yard and upward Band, was most agreeably surpiised one. LOST. ^. the Congregational and Catholic Mr. and Mrs. A. Behnke and daughter G'ngnams, 7 cts. Muslin, 5 cts. fleece last Thursday evening. As an churches, Christmas eve was selected A St. Bernard dog. Weight 110 lbs. Annie visited at Sleepy Eye during the lined shirting, 11 cts. underwear, 20 The American Building & Loan Association evidence of their appreciation of his Colors white and tawn. Liberal reward for the celebration. Each was supplied cts, and upward all wool children's week. is said to be in a shaky condition. services as leader and instructor of the paid for returning same. hose,£10 cts. per pair all wool Ladies' with a tree, whose branches were loaded It is quite probable that such Albert^ Winkleman and wife, of band for the past few months, E. G. PAHL. hosiery, 20 cts. per pair and upward: and ornamented with gifts and candies, Springfield, spent Friday with New plush and velveteen, 45 cts. per yard is the case and that a large number of the members presented him with and the eyes of the children were HUMPHREYS' Gents' white dress shirts, double front Ulm friends. 7 New Ulm people will be money out before a handsome silver cornet and case made to sparkle at what they saw, and back at 90 cents each. Also ticking, they know it. "Whether the crash valued at $85, They accompanied the -H. Von Essen and wife, of LeSueur, cotton and all wool flannels cheap while their hearts were made glad with VETERINARY SPECIFICS comes or not, our investors should take same with their best wishes and we are spent Christmas with the latter' sparents Toboggan caps, hoods and nubias at what they received. Both churches were For Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Does, Hogs, lowest prices German and Saxony a moral from the risk and keep their assured that the costly gift was highly in this city.^ crowded, and the programs that were AND POrjT,TBT. fctA yarns in ail shades Gents furnishing money at home, where they know it will appreciated.!^®!©*! 5 0 0 Page Book on Treatment of Animal* carried out were interesting and varied ^UMiss Laura Kennedy, of Moorhead, goods and a nice line of linen and cotton be safe. The New Ulm Building & and Chart Sent Free. handkerchiefs always on hand. A reporter visited the undertaking On the following evening, the Methodists spent the week in New Ulm, the^ guest crap 5 Fevers. Congestions Inflammation, Loan gives as good an interest as any, K*w*-li?i2fi Meningitis, Milk ?, Call and see what these goods are, rooms of Chas. Wagner during the and Lutherans entertained their of her brother, H. S. Kennedy. $ 5*B*""Strains, Lameness, Rnenmatismv and an investment with it is a sure one. G. A. OTTOMEYER. C.C—Dietemper, Kasal Discharges. week, and was more than surprised to Sunday schools with similar programs D.D.—Bots or Grubs, Worms. New Ulm, Minn. 8&Among the others who spent Christmas The concerts at Union Hall on Saturday £*S*""£°?.8:nB» Hea-res, Pneumonia. see the large and costly stock that he and with equal success^ At both there here were Hugo Rehfeld, Wm, F.F.-Colic or Gripes, Bellyache. and Sunday evenings for the new carries. The coffins are of all kinds was an unusually large attendance and w.G.—Miscarriage, Hemorrhages, Burg, Henry Held, and Miss Bertha H.H.~Urinar and Kidney Diseases. Catholic were witnessed by crowded and of every size, from those for children the hours were passed off with interest I.I.~Eruptive Diseases, Manse. Held, of St. Paul, fig U.K.—Diseases of Digestion. houses notwithstanding the inclement to those for grown and aged people. to alWJBappiness flowed full and free, At Stable Case, with Specifics, Matmai weather,. Everybody, ^that could, Witch Hazel Oil and Medicatoiv $1.Q»S He haathem in cloth and in wood and everyone was allowed te share. In Price, Single Bottle (over SOdoses), .$& Kemmler, the New York murderer turned out and the hall was filled op draped and of different shades. They Turner Hall the merry-making consisted Spld by Draggists or Sent Prepaid anywhere ifEAMENCIM must die. The court of appeals of that andin any quantity on Receipt of Prise. both nights. Tne entertainments consisted are neatly and cleanly kept in enclosed in exercises, somewhat differentfrom Humphreys' Med. Co.,i09 Pulton Strife state have decided that execution by in vocal selections, musical renderings shelves and there is nothing lacking for the rest, and a tree and supper that electricity is painless and therefore constitutional. on piano, zither and guitar, and care. Shrouds in which to clothe the were elaborate to say the least. Gifts t!BOILER jn performances by children. Some of dead, artificial flowers, and suits of various were distributed to the children and to |these were^xcellent. ,and-wuuid be deserving patterns, are always kept in supply. tile teachers. The exercises were long, of a mention had we^jthe To loofeit aUover^ 9pe^neju|es cut well rendered and entertaining. On 8CND FOR OURCATALOOUEANB PRICl fspace to recount the? exercises in fop. at once that the stock is without tine whole the Christmas season of 1889 ATLAS ENGINE WORK! a whole,ithe concert question as nice a one as there is in was a hhppy one and our people are well worth Wie INDIANAPOLIS. IND. better folj^ivingenjoyjd It.