New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-10-23
LOCAL DASHES.

AOCAL DASHES.
Gov. Marshall at Sleepy Eye to-
night.
Best S cent cigar at the City Drug
Store.
Only two weeks more until election
your ballots.
The largest stock of druggist sun
dries may be found at the City Drug
Store.
Gov. Marshall will entertain the ci-
tizens OF Fort Ridgely and vicinity
next Friday evening.
II. Vogelpohl has received the con-
tract for graveling Centre, Front and
Third North ST. eets.
E. O. Brauns & Co., of Tracy, have
made an assignment for the benefit of
their creditors.
Cheap Charley offers $500 reward
for the arrest and detention of the
person who endeavored to burn him
out last Saturday night.
We take pleasure in calling the at
tention OF our readers, especially the
ladies, to the card Of Mrs. X. Picker,
which appears in another column.
Board OF Trade meeting next Friday
evening. 1t is hoped every member
and others Interested in the welfare of
our city will attend.
Our city authorities have caused fif-
teen street lamps to be placed along
the business portion OF Minnesota
street, and the city can now be seen by
lamp light.
Hon. NJ. Wiesenberg spoke at Linden
school house last night to a large audi.
ence. Mr.. WlesenDerg is a tirst-rate
speaker and we hope that our Scandi-
navian friends in Prairieville will all
turn out next Friday night to hear
him.
MARRIED-In Iberia the 10Th, by
Rev. y. T. Champlin, Myron Ii. Nc
kown OF La Crosse, Wis, and Carrie
K. Benham OF Iberia, MINI.
MARR1ED-In Sleepy Eye, at the
Masonic Hall, the 10th, by Rev. D. p.
Champlin, Geo. Knudsen OF Sleepy
Eye, Mimi, and Miss Josie NJ. Olsen OF
the same place.
H. H. Beusmann wishes us to say
that the harness shop OF Fir Quense
will be continued under his, Beus-
mann's, name in the building occu-
pied by him as Il hardware store, en-
MINI. and LIST North streets,
We are informed that Hon. S. j. r,
Mcmillan, U. 5. Senator, will address
a Republican mass meeting in this city,
some evening between now and the
day OF election.
Anton Brey left for Chicago last Fri.
day morning with eight Car loads of
beef cattle. Epple d Brey are COLI
stantly in the market and pay the high
est market price for fat cattle.
We regret to report the death of
Chas. Pelzel, of Milford, which oc.
Cured in this city last Monday morn.
ing at O'clock. Mr.. Pelzel had been
suffering with consumption for some.
time, and although able to walk about
he had lost his speech some time ago.
He leaves a wife and several children
TO mourn his loss.
Mrs. |. II. Gibbs, the milliner, sud.
denly packed up and left for other
parts Monday morning. leaving sever.
al creditors in the lurch. She. has
written us from Winona that she is
going east with view of finally sett-
ling there and that she intends to
settle her Gown personal debts some-
time.
Ina card printed elsewhere in this
issue of the Review Fir. Friedman
formally announces himself as an in
dependent candidate far sheriff. Mr..
Friedman has for a number Of years
held the office of deputy sheriff and is
in every way well qualified for the re-
sponsible position, and if elected no
doubt will make an excellent sheriff.
The contest lays between Friedman,
Manderfeld and Berg,