New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-04-24

Remember the Odd Fellows ball. at
Turner hall next Friday evening.
Moth-Moof carpet lining, just the
thing to preserve your carpets, for sale
at Al1lllenis
Julius Guetling is building an adj
dition to his brick house fronting on
German street.
About as abominable a piece of bust
ness merchant can beengaged in, is
to entice a clerk away from another
merchant.
VIM. Winkelmann is getting his brick
yard ready for business, and he will
commence making brick as soon as the
weather will permit.
We understand that parties from
Mankato are about to open clothing
store in Smiths building, opposite the
Merchants hotel.
NJ. Mullen will accept the thanks of
We postmaster and the public generally
for those handsome maps he HAS placed
in the post office.
State Auditor Whitcomb will hold
Il public land sale at Redwood Falls.
Monday, May 18th, of all the school and
internal Improvement lands that have
been appraised in Redwood county.
just think Of it! It only requires a
saving of two cents a week, Sor ST. 90 a
year, for which amount you can have
the Review mailed to your address.
free of postage.
We are requested to state that e. A.
Sommerville will be atSleepy Eye every
Saturday, after May 18th, and will be
prepared to attend to any business in
his way that he may be favored with.
Carl Brauns, who was in our city
last Sunday, informs us that he has as
soeiated himself with his brother E.
O. Brauns, at Tracy, in the general
business, and that hereafter the bust
ness will be conducted under the firm
name Of d. O. Brauns & co.
Death is often caused by severe
| Cough OF Cold. Dr.. Marshall's Lung
Syrup should always be taken in time,
/ for it never fails to cure the worst case
OF Coughs or Colds almost instantly
Price 25 cents. Sold by JOS. Bobleter.
Tramps are getting quite numerous
in our city, and we hear Of several
places where they have made their
presence known. Although no breach
of the peace has been committed by any
of them, yetitwould he well for people
/ to be on the lookout
DR.. Marshall's Lung Syrup is, with
&, out doubt, the most reliable remedy
/ for Coughs. Colds. Bronchitis, Asthma.
etc. 1t never fails to cure III a short
time. Call Oh your druggist and try a
! hottie Of it, price only IS cents. SO :.
/ by Jos Bobleter, New Ulm.
We understand that Nh. Gilley. of
4 Butternut Valley, contelnplates con
3! tending for some of the prizes that
have been offered by the Minneapolis
Il Fair Association, for the best sugar
4 manufactured from Amber cane
raised in Minnesota. Mr.. Gilley is one
OF the few in this vicinity who takes
a great interest in the sugar making
! theory.
We would call the attention to our
readers to the notice of L. Schilling
:, which appears in another column,
from which it will be seen that the
Schuetzen Garden will be opened to
the public next Sunday. Mr.. Schilline
i is constantly improving and beauti-
tying this popular summer garden, and
he is now engaged in filling and even.
ing up the grounds. Don t fail to give
him call next Sunday.
+ We take pleasure in calling the at
Etention OF our readers to the new adj
vertisement of Chas. Wagner, which
appears elsewhere. 1t will not be say
ing too much when we state that Mr..
i Wagner carries a larger and more com
i plete stock than any other furniture
dealer this side Of st. Paul. His prices
4 will always be found just and reason.
able, and his goods first class.
The sewing machines he handles are
Old 4lt favorites and speak for themselves.
The two musical societies of New
Ulm have joined hands and last Wed.
nes1ay organized a new society. to be
known as the ssNew Ulm Manner
! Choir. " The following named gentle
men We're elected as officers of the So
ciety for the ensuing year:
r. p. "A. Nix-M usical Director.
3. G. Pahl-President.
!. Jos. A. Eckstein Secretary.
John Neumann Treasurer.
&C. Stohlmann-Custodian.