New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-08-28
NEW Jim AND VICIN IT Y.

Business has been improving little
of late.
Our merchants are commencing to
receive their fall stock of goods.
Judge Cox will hold a special term Of
court in New Ulm, Tuesday, Sept 18th.
William Erd has adorned the front
of his shop with a new coat Of paint.
A heavy thunder storm passed over
this section Monday night.
The photograph man pulled stakes
and left for other chimes on Monday
last.
A Republican county convention
will be held in Redwood Falls next Fri
day.
Last week we had some very hot
days, Friday afternoon bringing the
thermometer up to about 0Oo.
The Nicollet County Fair will be
held at Nicollet Station, commencing
Sept. 18th.
The annual school meeting will be
held at Turner Hall, Saturday, Sept.
It'll, at 7 o'clock p. m.
See County Auditor Constants notice
of tax judgement sale which appears
elsewhere.
John Reinhardt, of Courtland, mark
eted a load of new wheat last Saturday
that graded No. l. The price paid was
80 cts.
George II. Walsh, formerly of the
New Ulm Plaindealer, has been elect
cd delegate to the constitutional con-
ventiOn Of Dakota.
We learn from DR.. Humphrey that
the wheat in town of Stark turns out
rather poorly, that which has been
threshed yielding from to II bushels
per acre.
We would call the attention of our
Democratic friends to the call for a
Democratic county convention which
appears in another column.
Progress Lodge No. %, A. O. U. W.,
OF this city, has donated $40 for the
relief of the yellow fever sufferers of
the grief stricken cities of the south.
A certain young sewing machine
agent in post office block, can tell all
anxious enquirers about the durability
OF the ''Davis machines
A twilight concert will be held in the
Turner Hall garden next Sunday eve
ming, the music to be furnished by the
new cOrnet band.
Nasty on greenbacks: Our rallying
cry will be: ''Our cappasity for spend
ing money must be ekal to our cappasi-
ty for perdoosin' it, and both must be
Onlimitid.''
Such of our citizens as are unable to
visit the State Fair can do the next best
thing go and see the great Forepaugh
during fair week.
Sheriff Whitemore of Redwood CO.
brought down a ight-fngered GENTLE
man named Kaufman, captured at
Lamberton, last Friday, and lodged
him in Onr jail.
We learn from the Renville Times
that DR.. j. B. Barnard, a graduate of
Ann Arbor medical college, has con-
cluded to permanently locate in Rem
vile county.
Foot. Kayser & Co.. of St. Peter,
have made an assignment to VIM.
Schimmel for the benefit of their cred.
itors. We are informed that the liabil.
tiles are about 1900, and the assets
$4,000.
We are sorry to learn that Hon. G.
G. Brandt, of Sigel, has been suffering
from rheumatism and other ailments
during the last FIVE or six weeks, hay.
ing been unable to move about but very
> little. sss.
The State Fair at St. Paul, and the
Great Northwestern Exposition al
Minneapolis, will be opened next Mon
day and continue during the week
Both will be visited by large number
OF people from this vicinity
j. Householder finished threshing his
grain last week on his farm in Linden
formerly belonging to N. G. Ruxke
The wheat yielded from IL to Is bush
per acre, while the oats yielded only
about 10 bushels, but Of very gool
quality.
The largest stock of toys, motions
and fancy goods ever brought to New
Ulm will be opened out at the City Drus
Store in few days. The assortment
will comprise all the latest noyeltie
and will be sold either wholesale or re
tail at bottom figures. {. 80 "a
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