New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-01-08
NEW ULM AND VICINITY.
Wednesday, January 9Th, 1879.
See new advertisements.

See new advertisements. ss-.s...zsss,
Buck-wheat flour at Pfefferle's.
Our carrier wishes to express thanks
to all those who 50 kindly remembered
him on New Years day.
The Board of County Commissioners
met yesterday and organized by elect
ing Chas. Wagner chairman,
Mrs. Frank Diepolder, who has been
suffering for some time with dropsy,
died last Monday noon and will be
carried to her last resting place to-day.
VIM. G. Thomas Of Butternut Val
ley quite severely froze both of his
arms New Years night while on his
way to this city.
The many friends of DR.. A. Marden
will he sorry to learn that he is con-
fined to his bed by sickness. He was
taken down last Friday with nervous
DrostratiOn but is now somewhat bet
ter.
Kiesling. Keller & Co: intend to
close out their entire stock of clothing,
hats, caps, boots, shoes and mems
furnishing goods regardless of cost.
as will he seen by the supplement &C.
4companying this issue.
We learn that Capt. Nix, our. eff
cient city clerk. who was wounded by
the Indians in 1862. has been placed on
the pension list. This will be gratify-
ing news to the captains many friends.
The New Ulm RerieqD is soon to be
changed to an eight column folio and
be printed on a power press. Bobleter
gets out a good paper, and is bound to
win.-Remrile Times.
The Turhverein in their meeting
last Saturday evening resolved to give
grand masquerade ball Saturday eve
ming, January 25th. and appointed
committee. with julius Berndt at it's
head, to make all necessary arrange
ments. The full programme will ap.
pear in these columns in later ISSUE
Two doses of DR.. Marshall's Lung
Syrup completely cured my child of
severe case of Group. / have used a
great many different Cough medicines.
but have never found any so efficient
as DR.. Marshall's. j. ". SPEIhNAN.
Elkhart, Ind. Sold at the City Drug
Store. =.
II. Fl. Beussmann comes to the front
this week with Il new advertisement,
which appears in another column. Mr..
Beussmann carries large and we'll as
sorted stock of all kinds of hardware,
carpenters and farming tools, etc.,
which he offers at prices to suit the
times.
The old year passed out pleasantly
enough, but the new year came in decid-
eddy Wintry. The sun rose upon the first
morning in tbs new year with a sun
dog on each side, and it kept steadily
growing colder. until the morning of
n, when the Thermometer indicated
30 below zero, with pretty stiff
breeze from the northwest. This is
the coolest it has been for several
years. 49,,
The card of Chas. Brust, the popu-
lar landlord Of the Merchants Hotel,
which appears III another column, puts
a quietus on all rumors that he was
going to close up the Merchant's and
move to Sleepy Eye. Charley propos-
es to stay right where he is and con-
tinue to make his hotel one of the
most popular in the Minnesota valley,
division or no division.
Prof. Ronzo DeLeo, native of In
dia, and who claimed to have been
eleven years with Livingstone in his
travels through Africa. committed
suicide at Waseca on Monday night of
last week by taking one-half ounce of
corrosive sublimate. DeLeo was 6S
years of age and has been lecturing in
this and other western states fQr
several years.
The Turnverein in their meeting
last Saturday evening, elected the fol-
lowing officers, for the ensuing six
months:
Peter Scherer, First Speaker.
DR.. C. Weschcke, Second Speaker.
Il VIM. Koch, Secretary.
VIM. Setter, Asst Sec.
VIM. Beinhorn, First Turnwart.
Henry Engel, Second
Frank Burg, Treasurer.
1nstallation-The following officers
were installed, Saturday, Jan. 4th.
1879, in New Ulm Lodge No. SO, /. @.
O. F., by District DEPUTY o. Hanft.