New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-10-08

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recollection of it may sometimes save
trouble in going long distances for a
notary or justice of the peace.
Don't forget the grand opening Of
Jos. Schneider's new saloon next Sun.
day. A splendid lunch will be served.
We enormously stated last week
that Peter Steffel of this city was
about to open shoe shop at Lamber-
ton. It is JOS. Grebner, who has
worked anumber of years at Mr..
Wiechesky's, that is going to do the
custom work for the Lamberton
people in the boot and shoe line.
A Norwegian woman near Granite
Falls had a stone taken from her blad-
der of the size of chestnut, caused
by drinking'alkali water. An analy.
sis of the stone was made by DR.. F. II.
Welcome, and was found to contain
mixtures of phosphate of calcium,
magnesia and ammonium,
! We learn from DR.. Marden that a
scandinavian, somewhat under the in
fiuence of liquor, was driving his team
along on the railroad track near Tracy
last Monday, when he was Overtaken
by train and himself and one of his
horses instantly killed. The wagon
was knocked into a thousand pieces.
Carl Baltrusch believes in the Judi
cious use of printer ink and this week
announces the receipt of his new stock
of fall and winter goods. He now has
splendid stock of new goods and his
prices are ''bottom.'' Read his adj. in
another column and then ,go-and con-
vince yourself that he means just what
he says.
No true Horseman would willingly
see the life of a valuable animal i'm.
perilled by a fostering cut or sore.
Where such exists, whether upon man
or beast, it is remediable by the appli-
cation of Thomas Eclectric Oil-the
great external and internal specific
further described in advertisement
headed by trademark of hand hold.
ing the article, in another column.
Triton's building, on the corner of
Mimi, and I'd N. streets is receiving
an overhauling.
Thomas Deviny last Friday fell or
jumped over the bluff at the foot of
Cedar street, st. Paul, and was in
stantly killed. He was a. stranger in
the city and his home was believed to
be in st. Louis. On the day previous
Milford Gates, lad seven years old,
was instantly killed by falling from a
street car, the pilot box of the wheel
striking him with such force as to
break his neck.
Ed. Casey, deputy sheriff, arrested
one Richard D. Woodwork, formerly
of Winona, at Redwood Falls last Fri.
day night on the charge of bigamy,
preferred by NJ. B. Weber, an attor-
ney of Winona. Mr.. Woodwork was
brought before justice Baasen of this
city but he waived an examination and
was bound over in the sum of $1,000
to appear at the next term of court.
Wife No. has for several days past
been stopping in this city the unsus-
pecting victim of her liege lord.
Two cloth peddlers that have been
stopping in this city for a few weeks
have "taken;in" several of our unwary
farmers by sailing them with pack.
ages of goods and taking their notes
therefore. One of the victims called
at the Office of county attorney Web
Der yesterday seeking redress, stating
that they had been swindled and had
to pay more than the same goods
could be bought for in this city. The
Review has no sympathy for such
people as allow themselves to be beguil-
ed by every man that comes along.
Buy your goods of your home mer-
chants and you'll have no reason to
complain of being swindled.
Our worthy brewer John Hauen-
stein, not to be outdone by his neigh.
Dor, is making some very extensive i'm
provements in and about his establish.
ment. He has entirely remodled his
brewery upon the latest improved
| plan. Two additional stories have
been built upon the old building, max.
ing it four stories high without base.
ment. He is also building a two story
32x64 feet brick malt house. Other
improvements are also in contempla-
ton but the lateness of the season will
prevent their execution until next
spring. When all the contemplated
improvements have been made Mr..
IIauenstein will have one of the best
breweries in the State. The whole
building will have a frontage Of 81 IT,,
and a depth of 81 feet.
Keeping Potatoes.
A writer in an exchange says: AL
farmers have known, have granarie:
| or corn cribs, Just the thing to put