New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-11-27
See Bobleter's advertisement OF no
liday goods in another column.

Our merchants are receiving and O.
pening out large inovices OF holiday
goods.
Remember the Governors Guard
Thanksgiving ball at Arbeiter Hall to-
morrow evening.
Prof. Zeug's full orchestra has been
engaged by the Governors Guard for
tomorrow evening.
The wife Of Col Samuel D, Shaw, I
of Butternut Valley, died a few days
ago at the age OF 80 years.
The Redwood Gazette SAYS that
paper is about to be started at Lam
berton, and that the first number will
appear this week.
You are only required to l,ay ten dol
lars royalty for the privilege Of driving
d hole in the ground. '.Frens, look.
yust ]eedle out. .
Snow fell to the debth Of about two
inches last Sunday, but Monday was a.
gain nice and clear and the snow nearly
all disappeared before night.
Get your life insured! Young Ame-
RIGA is not responsible for his acts and
may pop you over most any time, just
for the fun of it, you know.
Freeman, the Republican candidate
for comfy attorney in Blue Earth Co.,
was elected by 2 majority. Rather
small, but enough to do business on.
We belive that New Ulm and Borwn
ic froo hn 1r;x
sance, at least we have yet to hear Of
the first drive we'll in use in this coun-
ty.
We are nreceipt Of communications
from Golden Gate and Linden but they
are neces sarily crowded out this week.
They will appear, however, in next
week S issue.
A. M. Morrison, of Eagle Lake H.
depende11t fame, has commenced the
publication OF 4 new paper at Candy,
Yellow Medicine county, called the
Candy News.
The Southern Minnesota railroad will
be completed to jackson this week,
and G. g. Chamberlain, of the Repub-
TIC, is in consequence one Of the hap
piest mortals on earth.
The Waseca Radical says that the
Turner Association of that place have
abandoned their organization and sold
their hall to MessrS. Fisher. Buchler.
Gutfleisch and Grapp.
Tomorrow is the day appointed by
the President and Gov. Pillsbury as a
day OF Thanksgiving, and in order to
observe the day becomingly everv
family should provide itself with a
good fat turkey.
The engine of the business car on
the Winona & st. Peter railroad was
ditched at Mjankfato Junction last
Tuesday, caused by an open switch.
NO one was hurt although the engine
turned completely over.
The incoming passenger train last
Thursday morning killed two horses
near NicQllet Station. The horses en-.
deavored to cross a small trestle work
in front Of the train but fell through
with the above fatal results,
R. p. Wainwright, for eighteen years
express agent at St. Peter, died at that
place on the 18th inst. He was a ma
1--WE OF Vermont, was 46 years of age,
and located in St. Peter, about 20 wears
ago with his father, who now survives
him.
A. II. Benham, the St. Peter weather
prophet, is on record for an open win
ter similar to that of last season. The
Hastings Gazette asks: s'Can't he he
induced to emigrate farther south. and
give us a little sleighing just for a
change?''
Our neighbor the Herald has suspend.
ed publication and the outfit is Of.
Tered for sale. On account of Mr.. Ty.
ler's i'll health he was unable to give
1T the attention he would otherwise
have done, and rather than continue
1T longer in irresponsible hands he
wound up it's affairs.
MARITIME is not coming. The agent
was here last Sunday for the purpose
OF making the necessary arrangeme nts
Tor this troupe, but finding that the
city ordinance prohibiting all gift dis
trlbutlOns would come in conflit with
his plan Of distributing presents to the
audience, he concluded not to come.
Q. A. Shunell is out with card in
the st. Peter Tribune thanking those
noble "a who dared to honor him with
their votes for repr esentative, and as.
surfing those who did not think him fit
for the office that he has no bad feeling
towards them, and that he shall he
pleased to mend al their old boots and
shoes as of yore.