New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-12-18

do Une ClCy drug SLOfe nom 10 cents
upward.
M. Mullen who lost valuable bird
dog a short time ago offers a reward of
$lO for his recovery.
The firm of HI. Behnke & Bro. have
struck the right chard. See their
new advertisement in another column.
The coming Thursday, Friday, Sa-
turday and Sunday are the shortest
days in the calendar year. their lenght
being 8 hours and II minutes.
The station on the Mimi. Valley
railroad heretofore known as Brook
vile is now named Morgan, and post
office has been, established there by
that name. /! M.
As Sid Mills train pulled out from
the depot for. Sleepy Eye last Sunday
morning Billy Morgan footed mourn
full farewell. Sorry to- see you 90, bows.
but the best'of friends must part some
times. ~:
1t tried very hard to snow all last
week but UP TO last, Monday night did
not make much Roadway, during Mon
day night, however, about two inches
fell.
The town site at the western termi-
nus Of the Winona B st. Peter railroad.
Lake Kampeska, has been named. Wa.
tertoWn. Trains, however, will not
run any further than Gary during the
winter. -. =: I :. IL
The artillery ball at Turner Hall
last sunday'evening passed off very
pleasantly, but the attendance was
not as large as we would liked to haye
seen it. s.. ;. -. ii.
II. Loheyde, dealer in boots and
shoes. speaks to thespublic this week
through the columns of the Review.
MI. Loheyde carries avery large stock,
in fact the largest in the city, and his
prices can hot be beat. B:
The county commissioners of Rem
vile county have petitioned Gov. Pills
bury to reinstate county Auditor En-
rlcson. in order that they may accept
his resignation, which is in their hands,
he having made I. satisfactory settle
ment with the county.
How is this?-Our theatrical stars
who visited Mankato a short time
ago to take part in Il dramatical pro.
duction must have failed to make con-
nection. as not even Broome, of the
.Be0bachter, notices them when com
menting upon the entertainment.
do not propose to sell drugs, medi-
cines, oils, paints; glass. books, sta
tionery, toys, notions and fancy goods
50 per cent. cheaper than anyone else.
but do claim that I can, and do sell
my goods us cheap as others do theirs.
lmean what say. Come and con-
vince yourselves. Jos. BoBLETER.
The dread disease diphtheria has not
claimed any victims in this city for
many months, but several fatal cases
have lately been reported from our
neighboring country towns. Mr..
Stadtherr of West Newton lost two
children last week, aged respectively 5
and years. A son of Stephan Schim-
setback, Of Milford, aged: 25 years, also
succumhed to the fatal disease and was
buried last Monday.
Anthony Finley, arrested on the cars
at Marshall or the'4 18th Of last month
on the charge Of biguny. has been sent
to Saltwater on a three years visit to
ESs
No. 2, who was with him when arrest
ed, has promised to wait patiently for
him, and, after the ex piration Of three
years, will go on to Misplace at Mime
ota, ''and live happily together for
ever after"
Mr.. Q. Lipp last Friday evening met
with an accident which came very near
terminating seriously. He was on his
way home about I O'clock and when
near Hauenstein's brewery he became,
btWilderel and drove into a sand-pit,
where he remained, calling pitiously
for help, until about 9 o'clock when he
was rescued by Hauenstein and his
men. Himself and horse would GER
tainly have nerished before morning
had they been left TO their fate.
We are requested to say that the
Chambers Bros. Opera House Comp. 81
Mankato, will again appear in our city
next Saturday and Sunday evenings.
On Saturday evening the popular play
'.Lady Audley's Secret, . followed by
q farce. will be put on the boards, and
Sunday evening the troupe wilfappear
in Lost and Wpn.' Much new scene.
ny has been prepared especially for
these plays, which the troupe will
bring with them, and lovers Of good
Grammatical entertainments should not
En;ss this opportunity.
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