New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-06-12
Are we going tocelebrate?

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Are we going to celebrate?
Coles circus exhibits in Mankato
June 18th.
County Commissioners meet in extra
session next Monday. 4.
Fourth of July goods in any quaint
ties at the City Drug Store.
Fresh lemons and. oranges just re-
ceiyed by Jos. Bohleter.
Make yourself and family happy by
subscribing for the Review.
Mrs. Thomas A. Walton has removed
her millinery store to Redwood Falls.
The weather the last few days has
been all that could be wished for,
VIM. Steinke and lady, of st. Peter,
were in our city a few days the past
week.
The election for the choice of school
officers will be held Tuesday evening,
June 25th.
Plain and ornamental job work done
satisfactorily on short notice at the
Review office,
Some very fine fish principally black
bass. are being captured nowadays in
the Cottonwood.
The people of Tracy and surrounding
country are making great preparations
to celebrate July 4th.
The scholars of the Sisters school
will hold q picnic at the Shuetzen
Garden tomorrow.
Only three more weeks to July 4th,
and yet no steps have been taken by
anyone in our city to celebrate the
day.
If some public>spirited person of
Sleepy Eye would send us the weekly
doings of that burg we would consider
1T "a great favor.
Morrison, Plummer & Co. wholesale
druggists of Chicago, pay the highest
marketprice for ginseng. See their ad.
vertisement in another column.
The Redwood Falls Gazette saws that
John Seller, for many years resident
Of this place. has opened tailor shop
in Redwood Falls.
A young man of Mankato was a short
time ago sentenced to six months con-
finement at the penitentiary for keep
ing house of i'll fame in that CITY.
The June races of the Mankato Dri-
wing Park Association will be held
June 18th, 10Th and goth. The race
course and grounds have been thorough-
~ repaired aid a general good time may
he expected. ,ls
Our Druggists all say they have never
sold any medicine that gives such uni
versal satisfaction as DR.. Marshall's
Lung Syrup for Coughs, Colds, etc. It
has no equal. Prize Is cents. Sold by
Jos. Bobleter, .a,
We We're shown a stool of rye by W.
Hauenstein yesterday that was over
eight feet in height. The heads are
large and well filled. TWAS taken from
the field of a. Palmer, Of West New,
ton.
See s'Schnetzen GARDEN notice in
another column. Mr.. Schilling has
graded and otherwise lgreatly beauti-
fed the grounds, and it is a pleasant
place to spend q social aft ernoon.
Henry Dressler IS still in the field
buying cattle. He pays the highest
market price for good fat cattle. The
ST. James Journal says that he shipped
q car load from that place lastweek.
SIS The hop att rbeiter Hall last Mon
day evening was well attended, and
everything passed off in "a pleasant
manner. Under the management of
Julius Guetling and his kindly matron
1t could not be otherwise.
Our neighhor the Post, says that the.
German music corps Of OWatonna have
arranged a grand excursion to this
place for next Saturday. Our Ovation.
ma exchanges. the ] Journal and Review,
fail to make any mention of the fact.
st. Peter ought to be a good. moral,
religious town. it contains eleven
church hull ings, represent as many
different denominations, If there is a
like number Of ministers iii town we
would like to know how they live. ST,
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