New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-12-04

Wednesday, December 18th, 1878.
Mexican silver dollars are now only
taken at IS cents.
Look out for four Jew peddlers.
They are dead-beats.
Leave your orders for Christmas
trees at the City Drug Store.
Since the cold snap last week bust
ness has somewhat improved.
Come and see the grand opening out
Of holiday goods at the City Drug
Store.
Gary-not the one with the brass
buttons, but the town of Gary-is 60
ing to have brass band.
Justice has been heard from, but
for want of space his communication
must necessarily lay over.
H. Rudolph has moved his boot &
shoe store into the room lately vacated
by FIR. Quense, in Friton's building.
We understand that Chas. H. Nixon,
of Fort Ridgely, has opened store at
Hector Station, on the Hastings & Da-
kOta road.
Thanksgiving passed off pleasantly
in our city. Divine services were held
in the Methodist and Lutheran
churches.
We understand that the New Ulm
Artillery company, Capt. Burg, will
give ball at Turner Hall, Sunday e.
vening, Dec. 18th.
DR.. Marden wishes us to say that he
will visit Sleepy Eye regularly every
Friday, and will be prepared to do all
work pertaining to the dental profess
sion.
The Thanksgiving ball given by the
Governors Guard at Arbeiter Hall
last Thursday evening was largely at
tended, and everybody enjoyed them
selves
A rare dramatical entertainment is
in store for our citizens next Sunday,
when the popular German drama ''The
Squanderer' will be produced at Turner
Hall. Price of admission only Is cts.
Death is often caused by a severe
Cough or Cold. DR.. Marshal]'s Lung
Syrup should always be taken in time,
for it never fails to cure the worst ca
ses of Cough or Colds almost instantly,
Price Is cents. Sold at the City Drug
Store.
AT the annual school meeting at
Birch Cooley it was decided to hire
man. teacher to teach the winter term
of school, but some one hired lady
teacher, which so incensed some. par
ties that they demolished the school
house and nearly all it's furniture.
G. F. Held speaks to the people of
New Ulm and vicinity through the
columns Of the Review this week. He
offers his large stock of furniture and
the Farmers Friend flaming Mills at
cost. Now is the time to buy if you
want any thing in the furniture line or
a good tanning mill.
A few of the railroad boys who pro.
TESS to be gentlemen did not carry
themselves as such at. Arbeiter Hall
last Thursday evening. Boys, if you
cannot attend such parties and enjoy
yourselves without cheering up and
raising hi in general, and thereby
disgrace your profession, you'd great
deal better stay away.
G. Oh. Brandt will accept our thanks
for a bottle of currant wine Thanks
giving day. Mr.. Brandt has this year
made a large quantity Of wine embrac-
ing six different kinds, namely: Cur
rant, rhubarb, apple, clinton, tomato
and gooseberry. Judging from the
sample left on our table Mr.. Brandt is
no novice in the business.
The friends of B. F. Weber, oul
good looking county attorney, were
somewhat amazed the day after
Thanksgiving to see him appear on
our streets with beautiful rainbow
over his left eye. He says it all comes
from trying to make an honest living
at splitting wood. but Mrs. w. says it
was the rebound of a turkeys leg that
did it.
Quite serious railroad accident
happened two miles this side of Clair
mont yesterday morning. The night
passenger due here at Ga. m. collided
with freight train resulting in a
general wreck. We did not learn
the particulars but understand that
the engines of both trains are total
wreck, and that several passengers
and train men are badly wounded,
Tally one for Peterson. HI. G. Peter
son. our night watch, is good whole