New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-05-01

town, Sunday May 10Th.
The hail stoFm last Monday was a
fair reminder to our farmers that they
should get their crops insured.
We are sorry to learn that Hon. E..
St. Julien Cox has been i'll for some-
M. Mullen is just in receipt Of his
third car load of plows this spring.
Verify, the pillow business must be
good.
The rain and hail storm which passed
over our city last Monday, made sad
havoc with the plum and apple,tree
blossoms.
The May term Of the District Court
begins next Tuesday. Jurors and others
are cordially invited to pay the Review
Office a visit when in the city.
Although there was quite crowd at
the Schuetzen Garden last Sunday, the
attendance was by no means as large
as we anticipated.
The bowling-alley in the Turner hall
park has been thoroughly repaired
and is now in first class order. The
garden is open every Sunday.
A splendid assortment of trusses and
shoulder braces Just received by Jos.
Bobleter. Having bought direct from
the factory he is enabled to sell at bot
tom figures.
Prairie schooners are passing through
town every day, and amongst the num-
Der that passed through Monday we
noticed one on which there was written
ITO Pipestone you bet
We are glad to note that our City
Fathers are moving to ASCERTAIN the
feelings of the people in regard to es-
tablishing street lamps. This is a move
in the right direction and ought to be
encouraged.
DIR. Marshall's Lung Syruy speaks
for itself. 1t seems everybody recon-
mends it as the most reliable remedy
for Coughs, Colds and Pulmonary COM
plants. Price Is cents a bottle, Sold
by Jos. Bobleter.
Ten sacks of garden seed were re-
ceived in this county from Major Strait
for free distribution to grasshopper
sufferers. The Major will furnish
a package of seed, as long as he has
any at his command, to anyone apply
ring for them. Write him at Shakopee.
| Having used DR.. Marshall's Lung
Syrup in my practice for some time. I
am prepared to say that it is a superb
or remedy for all cases Of Coughs,
Colds and diseases of the Lungs and
Chest. DR.. F. MAILMAN. Spring
field, Mich. For sale by Jos. Bob
letter.
Jos. Bobleter has just received the
largest invoice Of musical merchan-
disc ever brought to New Ulm. The
assortment embraces violins, violin
bows, violin boxes and trimmings, ac-
cordians. harmonicas and instruction
| books. When in want of anything in
the musicalline twill he tc your inter-
est to give him call,
M. Mullen the other day showed us
a fine chrome, in an elegant black wal
nut frame, of the celebrated trotting
stallion ssGovernor Sprague, = tie
property of Hon. j. I. Case, of Racine.
/ Wis. Governor Sprague has record
Of 2,2O1s, the, fastest time ever made
by fiue-year-old, and Judging from the
picture must be Messenger of the
highest type.
/ We would call the attention. Of our
readers to the new advertisement Of
the Mankato Wooden Factory, which
appears In another column. The es,
i Establishment of branch house in this
city will do away with the necessity of
wool growers in this vicinity taking
their product to Mankato, as they can
leave. it with Mr.. Roos, the manager
of the branch III this city, or have the
wool exchanged for cloth.
The Winnna & st. Peter railroad
seems to be particularly unfortunate
of late. A freight train, going east
i last Wednesd ay, met with no less than
4 three accidents. We learn the particu-
lars from route agent Lewis. The first
accident that befell the train was at
Kasson where one of the train men had
his hand badly crushed, in making a
coupling. At st, Charles another train
ranaint1 the rear end Of the unfortu-
nate train, badly demoralizing the Ca
bOose and crushing mans arm. At
Minnesota junction the train dashed
into freight car loaded with wheat.
1 completely Wreeking it and spelling
] about half ct the contents Of the car: