New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-05-14
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Loreno Depa,rtnaent-
(By Our Regular Correspondent Busted.) 8.
LORENZO PRODUCE MARKET.

Beans 1oo-.1.5o Potatoes 90
Dressed Hogs per Cheese perlb. 21-2
100 lbs. 800 Lard per lb.
Salt per Dbl. 100 Butter perlb. Gle
Eggs per doz Honey per ID. 1870
If you want 4 hobby Hat for little
money, just call on c. B. Blake,
Our editor.of the Wide.Awake has
been to the Minnesota on another fish
ing expedition. This time he brought
home a buffalo fish weighing 40 pounds.
Beat it if you can.
Theo. Kimm is bound not to be be-
hind the times. He is getting a folll-
dati0n put down under his house, and
a sidewalk in front of it to join Mike
Fohl's. That's business.
:. B. Blake is meeting with good
success by selling everything in his
line at ''hard pam prices.
John Zieske, our village treasurer,
received another V to the credit of the
village. John don't like to pay out but
would on tight squeeze for sidewalks
and street crossings. He likes money
but improvements better.
G.. B. Blake has full line of Ladies'
Gents and Children's Hosiery. Come
and look at them.
Fast driving! all, yes, fast driving!
that's what cost Cyrus a five dollar
note, besides costs, the other day. It
isn't a good thing to have too fast
horses.
E. w. Cornish pitched tent in this
village last Saturday for the purpose
Of showing a selection of performing
animals. Your correspondent was not
present but understands that the show
was quite good.
Merchants, farmers, mechanics and
lab0rers alike now wear smiling cOun-
tenanceS since the rainy season has set
in. Prospects for good crop are now
A No. l.
c. B. Blake has fine line of Ladies'
& Gents Neckwear.
Postmaster Hanson has had his Of
| fee enlarged and remodeled and it now
is a pleasure for anyone to go and see
it. Mr.. Hanson keeps a nice lot Of
| cigars and will have his soda fountain
in running order in few days.
John Zieske says business was never
better with him than this spring, and
says if crops turn out all right he will
enlarge his store about 20 feet.
You can buy Groceries at g. B.
Blake's fully ten per cent. cheaper than
anywhere else. And why! Simply be.
cause he buys for cash and soils for
cash only.
! Buckley, Newton & Co. are head
over heals in the painting business.
Their main branch will be at Loreno.
| Messrs. Eaton & Pease have enlarged
their livery stable by building 20x20
feet addition.
Geo. Smith, of the Depot Saloon,
closed his doors last week Monday
morning for reasons unknown. 1t is
reported that he has skipped the coun.
try. Cause, family trouble.
Fries & Fruntz have ordered their
lumber and let out the contract for
their new 25x38 feet building to VIM.
Miller. The building will be veneered
with brick, and when completed will
be one of the best in town.
Mike Foil has nearly finished under
pinning his building. He will also
give it a new coat of paint, and put
down a new sidewalk if :his neighbors
will do likewise. =, 80.
While the building fewer is ut it's
hight would it not pay some one to put
up public hall! We think in would
Call ate. b. Blake's for anything in
the notions line. He has Just received
a full assortment and sells them won
derful cheap.
For a good harness call on John
Zieske, Main street.
Ibberson has just received a fresh
stock Of drugs, also choice lot Of no.
tions. cigars, tobacco, &c. Give him
a call.
Tom & Rinke have just received
their large stock of spring and summer
clothing. Their store is filed from
top to bottom. Drop in, but don't get
lost
Rev. 0. p. Champlin's fine residence,
one acre of ground, shrubbery, barn,
ETC., is offered for sale, cheap. Call
and examine premises.
Brady & Metcalf boots is all the 90
at G. B. Blake's.
Peter Bendixen has bought two lots
in BfOOklin onto which he intends to
build a fine residence the coming fall.
He has already commenced identifying
the grounds by planting trees, making
fences, &c.
H. G. Warnke, of Burns, payed Lo-
reno a flying visit few days ago. lie
says from appearance L0reno is the
town. Mr.. w. has opened a harness
shop at Burns.
Those Nickel Cigars at G. 3. Blake s
can't be beat,
Talk about bad luck, but we think CT.
Conrad has got more of it and spread
on thicker than any man in Brown
county. He last Sunday lost one of his
best horses, but we did not Learnt the
cause.
Take the advantage of cash Prices
at G. B. Blake's. He can and will sell
you Goods from ten to twenty per cent.
cheaper than any other man in Brown
Co.
Tuesday, contrary to expectation,
passed without our village council be.
ing called together, so of course no pro.
visions have been made for sidewalks
or crossings, dog tax nor anything else.
Our location is very favorable for max.
! ing Loreno as beautiful little city as
there is in Minnesota, but it requirers
a little money and energy on the part
of those in authority. We do not be.
lieve in running the village in debt, by
no means, but the council should pass
an ordinance notifying every property
holder on the more principal streets tc
build walks in front of their respective
premises; give them certain time tc
do it and if they fail let the village dc
it and charge it up to the property.
OF course the village can spare a little
money for street improvements, filling
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