New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-05-28

.lBy Our Regular coersspondsnt sus..d., D
LoRENo PRODUCE MARKET.

DR.. Marcellus has recured the rooms
over Sanderlin's barber shop. where
he can be found day or night.
John Zieske is enlarging his store
by building an addition III the rear
thereto.
John Franz's hawk was slain last
Thursday by a youthful chap Of
s. 7 Dung America not0riety.
Theodore Kimm has put fonda
ton under his building and a fence
around his lot and says next comes a
sidewalk.
Joseph Mullermeister's new store is
being pushed forward rapidly. But,
Joe, is not that front .sleedle'' too
small for the building?
Since the late rains our streets are
in = deplorable condition. Mud ankle
deep, and in some places the bottom
has dropped entirely out. Why, are
things thusly!
Mrs. Kimm has just received from
Chicago anew lot Of ladies' hats, which
she will sell cheap. Give her a call all
ye in need of anything in the millinery
line.
Peter Maiewaki swears that he can't
stand 70 pay drayage any longer and is
going 20 purchase horse and wagon
to do his own trucking. s S. IS
j. P. Anderson has opened M q 81.
loon in his building near the denot and
has fitted it up in good style. Mr..
Anderson is a thorough business man
and knows what he is about.
Another copious rain fell in this
section Sunday morning, and we now
have hopes that our wells will fiji IN
and do away with the necessity of
paying Is cents for a barrel of lake
water.
Since the turfmen and the fishing
club have finished their last week 3
sport they are talking loud of taking
steps to secure Dead Lake asa race
course and fair grounds. It consists of
about IA acres of ground and would be
Ofimportance to our village.
The late rains have made it almost
impossible for our citizens, or anyone
else for that matter, to pass from one
end of town to the other. Now is the
time for our city daddies to show their
patriotism by making provisions for
the building of sidewalks and eros.
sings.
Fir. Ibberson has given his store a
new coat of paint inside, filled up his
bottles and now has the finest drug
store west of Chicago. Besides
his large stock of drugs, medicines.
paints, oils, glass, perfumery and drug
gist's snndries he also keels full sup
ply of cigars, tobacco and pipes.
Our good people were keptin fever
heat of excitement all last week with
horse talk, horse races. dog fights, &c.
Nearly every day in the week horse
race came off and considerable money
changed hands. For red-hot sport.
ing town L0renO is the boss town on
the line of the Winona & st. Petet r. r.
But does it paye
Christ. Emmerich and Fred. Boil
are training their trotters for race
on the 4th OF July next. They both
own celebrated trotters but have
never shown them on the Long Island
course, and of course they have no re.
cord. The winner receives the two
sulkies and two mackerel.tail coats
that is the rigs they drive in and wear
| Two fishing clubs have been organ
lied and between them they make il
lively for the inny tribe in the Cotton
wood river. Club No. l, headed by
John Zieske, made a night of it las
week Tuesday and brought home som,
80 fish in all. Club No. 2, headed b,
the editor of the Wide-Awake, tr;ei
their luck Thursday night but sue
ceeded in catching only eighteen. Blu
Rising says if he hadn tstuck his spea
| into a 81 pound of turtle, where it We
remains, he would have beat club No
and gone them much better.