New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-09-04
NEW ULM AND VICINITY.
4-Paw's circus tomorrow.

1OllS Vtly bOOu cluei liOl4 cIdO apples.
The track layers on the Hastings &
Dakota railroad reached Bird Island,
Renville county, last Wednesday.
Settlers photograph gallery has been
moved to the corner OF Centre street
and Broadway.
Prof. Mark Cane has fitted up his
barber shop in good style. Mark means
business.
'.My love for you is as warm as st.
Louis is the way a Golden Gate lover
recently wrote.
The North Star, published at Orton-
vile, Big Stone Co., says that any man
who says that grasshoppers have lit in
Big Stone Co. is a erned liar.
The Lutheran congregation of this
city will hold picnic at the Schuetz-
Ell Garden, Sunday, Sept. 18th, for the
benefit OF their church.
About so of our citizens departed
Monday morning for the State and
Minneapolis Fairs, and were followed
by others yesterday and this morning.
Catholic services will be held at
MinneOta Sept. 10, at 10 a. M, and at
Marshall Sept. 18th, at $3.50 a. m.
Marshall Messenger please copy.
A grand Harvest Home Festival will
be held at the New Ulm House, in
Milford, next Sunday. Mr.. Henle ex-
tends a cordial invitation to all.
H;oc1;,,o Kollo,, o ,,,o =, >,ooo:.L
of a large stock OF dry goods, notions
ind groceries, and having bought for
cash they are enabled to sell as low as
he lowest.
Joseph Manderfeld. of Mankato,
brother Of our sheriff, has entered into
partnership with Mr.. Theodore Will.
ANS OF that city, in the painting bust
ness.
Gun borrowing in prairie chicken
time is about as common as umbrella
borrowing in rainy weather. Ovation
M Journui. Yes, and about as big Il
nuisance.
A survey was made on Centre street,
between Minnesota street and the rail-
road, last Saturday, preparatory to let
ting the contract for grading the street
and putting down a sidewalk.
The city council have caused good
sized lantern to be suspended on the
new pontoon bridge, thereby giving
those who cross in the nighttime a
chance to see their way before them.
Mrs. Eberhard Schrgr died of inha-
nation of the bowels last Saturday
morning. after three days illness. Mr..
SchrGr has the sympathy of the COM
munity.
Our regular Sleepy Eye correspond
ent will do us favor by sending his
communications in either Saturday OF
Monday, as they reach us too late if
sent in Tuesday evening.
While in Dubuque the other day we
satntered into saw-mill in which we
noticed the following sign posted up:
1.-The saws are running-n no use to touch
them to convince yourselves. = We
took their word for it, and went our
way.
We take pleasure In calling the at.
tention of our readers to the advertise.
ment of Kiesling, Keller & Co., which
appears in another column on this page.
This firm has wisely taken the initia.
tive step towards doing business on a
cash basis sOmething all our business
mon will have to come to, sooner or
later. 1af Fs
''Oh, yes,'' 'sshe said, ..I'm very
fond Of little boys, and as she tripped
on a string stretched across the pave.
ment, in front of the Post Office, she
added: II feel as though could eat q
couple of 'em this minute, raw
We regret to learn that an l8 year
old son of our old friend Capt. John
Gr9tsch, of New Rome, Sibley county
was accidentally shot and killed while
out hunting prairie chickens. The
Captain has the sympathy Of tho RE-
VIEW.
Wedo not care to enter into con.
troversy with Mr.. Reifsteck, editor
pro ten, Of the Herald. but it ne has
taken charge of the Herald with the
idea of roofing out what he terms the
New Ulm Ws1kly Mushr;eUms, he
may not find 1t quite SO scenlly by the
time he gets through with his task.
We are glad to learn that the City
Council have determined to place street
lamps on our most prominent streets.
This certainly is a move in the right
direction. IL is proposed to place the
lamps in position at the expense OF the
city, and that the properly owners
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