New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-09-11
NEW UL M AND VICINITY.

Prepare for the Brown County Fair.
Picnic at Schuetzen Garden next
Sund ay.
See call for Independent county con-
yention in another column.
A grand Harvest Home festival and
ball will be held at Arbeiter Hall next
Sunday evening.
A grand ball will be given in the
Town Hall, at Burns Station, next Fri
day evening, Sept. 18th.
Remember that the picnic at the
Schuetzen Garden next Sunday is for
the benefit Of the Lutheran church.
The daily mail service west Of New
Ulm has been e-established-we hope
permanently which is good news for
the natives.
Pickpockets reaped big harvest in
st. Paul last week. Capt. Bogardus
and several of our own citizens being
among the Victims
Let every lady, farmer, mechanic
and business man in the county bring
something to exhibit at our County
Fair and it will be success.
The Review Office has lately been
moved to more roomy quarters, and we
are now better prepared than ever to
promptly execute all orders ior job
work.
The great Forepaugh show, which
exhibited here last Thursday, was not
very largely patrollized. The more is
the pity as the show is first class in all
it's branches.
If Mr.. Forepaugh didn't havea very
large turnout here he had the honor
OF shaking hands with Miles Clark, of
Fort Ridgely, which was some salts
faction.
Now that the State Fair, which was
an immense success, is a thing of the
past we hope onr people will turn their
attention to the coming Brown County
Fair and make it a success also.
An exchange remarks: .sThe man
who takes county paper, just for the
accommodation, because he has a high
regard for the editor, is too frequently
the man who forgets to pay for it.
Some of our citizens went to St. Paul
and Minneapolis last week and got
fleeced, while others did not &c to that
trouble, but remained at home and got
feeced by the 'jewelry and butter
knife man. with Forepaugh's circus.
The St. Pau, Weekly Pioneer Press
and the New Ulm Review are the two
cheapest papers in the State. We have
made arrangements whereby we are
enabled to furnish both for the small
sum of $500 per year. Now is the
time to subscribe.
Jas. Galfllian will lecture in the
Court House Saturday and Sunday
evenings Sept. 18th and 18th, at 1880
O'Clock, on the subject of
''LABOR AND LEGISLATION.
Admittance free to all. Ladies and
Gentlemen are cordially invited,
CRAYoN DRAw1Ne.-Mr. Haggard
gives eight hours instruction with the
''Art Craio' drawing instrument and q
complete outfit together with q large
drawing completed at the first lesson
for five dollars. Satisfaction guarsn-
teed. Studio at Mrs. Smith s, on Center
Street.
Since FQrepaugh's circus was in town
several of our citizens are the happy
possessors of $500 butter knifes. Don t
ask them where more can be obtained,
they'd carve you up for your trouble,
although the knifes will hardly cut
butter at MONDAY with the thermo-
meter indicating 1902 in the shade.
We understand that some idiot of
Iberia is circulating the story that yell
low fever had made it's appearance in
this city, and that several parties on
their way here turned back on hearing
the report. It is hardly necessary to
say that the health of this city was
never better.
That new diseases are constantly an.
pearing which keep the doctors in q
brown study is illustrated by the fact
that in the lower end of town there is
q man who is in danger Of having his
liver and stomach grow together, at
least so says Dr.. John B-n. The
patient has since died.
It is with pleasure that we announce
the reelection last Saturday evening of
Chas. Wagner and Henry Keller as
members of the Board of Education.
They have made efficient members of
the board, and the honor is well mer-
tied. The full proceedings of the
meeting and the reports of the officers
OF the board will be found elsewhere
We are informed that amonr Tho