New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-05-08
The summer term of our public
school commences next Monday.

LIE SUMMER Term OIL Our puDlC5
school comma nces next Monday.
AS a shall insurance man the chap
with the grey ponies was a failure.
Musical merchandise at wholesale
and retail at the City Drug Store.
Violins and accordions, all prices
and styles, at the City Drug Store.
Our Washington letter on fourth
page is unusually interesting this
week.
Mrs. Florian Hess will accept the
thanks OF ye editor for handsome
boquet.
Our city is getting metropolitanized
in some respects very fast. 0 yes, in
some respects!
1t is rumored that passenger train
will soon be put on to run between
here and Marshall.
Tt is estimated that not less than
800 immigrant teams passed through
our city last week bound west.
G. Ro}loff will soon move his hardware
and tin-ware store into the building
formerly occupied by Diedrich & Ben
dixon.
ssThe poor man S friend has at last
reached New Ulm. Stick by the mer-
chants han who have stuck by you through
the 4, last four years Of grasshoppers
and hard times.
/ Our merchants are making an effort
to have all stores closed on Sunday,
This is a move in the right direction,
but unless all Of our business men can
be induced to join it, it will amount to
nothing.
We notice by our exchanges that
nearly every town in this part of the
State is putting in street lamps this
spring. Now is as good time as any
for New Ulm to make q moye in this
direction.
Dr.. Marshall's Lung Syrup speaks for
itself: 1t seems everybody recommends
1T as the most reliable remedy for
Coughs Colds and Pulmonary com
plants. Price IS cents a bottle. Sold
by Jos. Bobleter
Hottinger & Nuessle, late of Chica-
go, have thoroughly refitted and re-
furnished the meat market at Spnrhas'
ola stand, and are now prepared to fur
nlsh anything in their line at prices to
|suit the times.
4 The New UTlm Manner Choir, lately
organized in this city, gave picnic
last Sunday afternoon on the island OBJ
4 posite town. The numberin attendance
was quite large, and the tine was yery
pleasantly spent in various ways,
4 Henry DRESSER and Ghas. Stuebe.
OF this place, have taken sub-cQptract
to furnish for the Governmental head
81 two and .three-year-Qld steers. They
are paying the highest market price
4 Tor good steers, and have already
Z bought over hundred head.
4 John Hauenstein now manufactures
. and puts up bottle beer that is equal
I to the st. Paul or Milwaukee export
bottle beer in every respect. The beer
j, IS handsomely put up in quart bottles
and will keep any length Of time.
Orders by mail promptly attended to.
! Having used DR.. MARSHALL Lung Syr-
4 UP in my practice for some time, I am
prepared to say that it is asuperior re-
medy for all cases of Coughs, Colds and
diseases of the Lungs and Chest.
4 Dr.: T. WALTMAN, Springfield Mich.
Sold by Jos. Bobleter, New Ulm.
. Henry Miller, living opposite town,
IN AlcOllet county, showed us some
growing rye last week that was nearly
i three feet in height, and we noticed
several stocks that had already com
menced heading. In month from
now, the weather being favorable, the
piece will be ready for the harvester.
!, Go away from home to learn the
4 news,
"The Mankato Mill company have
commenced the erection in New Ulm
: Of one of the largest Touring mills in
4 the State. = st. Paul Globe.
This is certainly news to our citizens.
But pray, where abouts is the new mill
!, being located?
j The, May term of the Dist. Court
convened yesterday at II a. M, Judge
Cox providing. The term will no doubt
be a short one as there are only seven
cases on the calendar. Judge McDo.
maid OF Shakopee will preside part of
the term, as there are several cases
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