New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-07-09

Flour, per 100 35.2o 90 wheat per bus. IS
Oats per bus. 2o-25 Corn per bus 17--2O
Beans ~: =, i.2s-;1;so Potatoe. $40
Wool 8, ), IL to q Lard per h. s 9
Hams per ID Eggs per loz 8
The Black Hills panora ma is exhibit.
ing here to very good audiences.
The Revere House has changed
hands, We have not learned who the
new proprietor is.
DR.. j. w. B. Welcome has fitted up
the front room of his residence for an
Office.
Jos. rrautmann is off on visit to
Glencoe. We understand Joe is specu-
lating in timber land.
r. II. Bingham has become quite a
pedestrian and can be seen most any
time of day walking around that mann.
moth lumber shed.
Those that left here to spend the
Fourth elsewhere have returned and
the most Of them are sorry for their
folly. Stay at home the next time,
boys.
Mrs. George Knudsen acct dentally
fell out of a buggy on the Fourth and
received injuries SO that medical aid
had to be called.
Our hotel men, merchants and saloon
keepers done a railroad business on the
Fourth, and they haven't got over
their fatigue yet.
Wednesday night and Sunday morn.
ing the elements gave us two of the
heaviest wind and rain storms that
have visited this vicinity for many
years. We are glad to state, however,
that no damage was done to the grow.
ing crops.
VIM. Davis while out driving OH the
Fourth accidentally drove onto a stump
thereby throwing his better half vio-
lently to the ground. Although Mrs.
Davis fell on her head, strange to say,
she was not seriously injured.
The readers of the Review in this
vicinity may he pleased to know that
Mrs. Kimm is prepared to serve nice
delicious ice cream. Mrs. X. has the
thanks of we Busted for plate of the
cooling article.
DR.. Marshall's Arabian Oil is admit
ted by all who have used it, to stop
instantly and cure the most violent
aches, cramps, and spasms. Sold by
Jos. Bobleter.
The Fourth passed off here in a most
magnificent style. From early morn
ing until 10 o'clock people were pour.
ing into town from all directions and
at least two thousand participated in
the festivities holden in the various
parts of the village. Both groves
were filed with pleasure seeking
people, and everything passed off with
cut anything occurring to mar the oc.
casion. The Grafton by Mr.. Bowen in
Allison's Grove was well delivered but
most too lengthy to hold the close at.
tention of his hearers throughout. Mr..
p. X. Conger read the Declaration OF
Independence in a very impressive
manner, while the remarks of Mr.
Sommerville upon the grand issues OF
the day were right to the core. We
understand that later in the day ont
individual who wanted to rule tho
whole univers became a little noisy
and cut up some antics, but he wa.
promptly lodged over night in the no
tel McMaster and next morning line(
to the amount Of $20, 40. The three
dances in the evening were Ill we'll at
tended. In Allison's Grove there wer,
Ill couple, at the City Garden u
couple and at the City Hall SO couple
and the festivities were kept up unit
Thursday morning. Too much prais'
cannot be bestowed on Mr.. J. P. Fran
and the proprietor Of the City Gardel
for the very active parts they took il
making the celebration success. TIL
thanks of the citizens are also due t
the gentleman who presented the vii
lage with that beautiful flag.