New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-02-26
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Cheap,

Cheap 8 ~
Is one Of the attractive paintings
on our main thDroughfare and it is fol-
lowed by CHARLEY, not to be left
out. Tom, Dick, Harry and John 60
there to purchase.
Ten years ago s. friedman ,estab
llshed at Elgin, ILL.,, a business institu'
ton which has prospered on account
of his fair and square dealing to such
an extent that to-day we find it pos
sessing l3 branches with headquarters
at l24 North Wells street, Chicago
where also all the clothing sold by
them is manufactured.
One of the best equipped and
undoubtedly the best managed
clothing establishment in the
city of New Ulm is that over which 5.
Lewenthal Esq. presides. In quality
and quantity of goods, and in rates
thereof the house is worthy of con-
slant crowd. Mr.. Lewenthal is man
of business energy and undoubted abll.
ity, and ought to be, seeing that he and
commerce have been closely allied
since he was child of but ID years.
He is a genial, jolly good fellow with
whom all find it pleasant to deal.
DR.. kaufman
has been resident in New Ulm since
December 1878, and has gained an ex'
tensive lucrative office practice. The
professional gentleman is a graduate
of the celebrated University of Michi.
gan and in the literary department of
Science and Arts he also gained his
honors. DR.. Kuhlman is not only a
physician but also chemist therefore
of acknowledged ability. In many
phases of the physical he has been
very successful and it is said in from
Ito 6 hours the most inveterate tape
worms have been removed by his skill.
The writer discovered the doctor
busy in fitting in liquid and vial shape
a we'll apportioned laboratory which
contains medicines and surgical instru'
ments.
DR.. kaufman is quite an acquisition
to our professional ranks and the citi.
zens of this surroundings ought to be
congratulated upon his arrival, rs he
is an honor to profession and to society.
The gentleman has brought family
with him and the individual members
are worthy Of the highest respect. It
is highly worthy Of appreciation the
fact that d.. kaufman buys articles
in a crude state. and in toilet articles
and concentrations his goods are ne.
cessarily being Of home manufacture,
conscicutiously known to be pure and
good.
Drugs and Medicines
Are in part supplied to this com.
munity by Jos. Bobleter, who ownes
one of the best establishments of the
kind in Minnesota, He also keeps Il
splendid stock of druggists sundries,
glass, oil & paints, books & stationery
wall paper, notions and musical mer.
chandise, and his prices are as low as
the lowest.
Chas. Wagner
In l849 arrived in the United States
from Germany when but Il youth. He
located in Louisville, Kentucky where
hard work and energy brought him
forward to be recognized as being of
promise. In. Cleveland, Ohio. his merits
also became appreciated and rs a
mechanic he gained his reputation. In
1855 he became one of New Ulms citi-
zens and with exception of compulsory
absence amid which may he mentioned
as cause. "Wounds received during the
Indian outbreak, when healing and con-
valescence took place atMankato. The
grand institution over which Mr.. Wag-
ner governs is one of the most com.
pletely stocked furniture establish.
ments in this or neighbOring counties.
With all that can embellish or comfort
a home the institution is complete. The
sewing machine department is worthy
of special remark as including the
Singer, the Davis and Wheeler & Will.
son home ornaments.
In business the gentleman is in the
front rank and in society he holds IN
equal place. Officially he has been
County Commissioner for ten years
During the same period of time as JUS
tice of the Peace he gave forth true
advocacy Of righteousness and as Judge
of Probate his discrimination for 10
years became a pronounced fact.
Charles Wagner Esq. is at home and
abroad an indication of New Ulms
worth.
M. Mullen
Is the prince of hardware merchants.
His large building is stocked from eel.
lar to garnet with shelf and heavy
hardware, carpenter and farming tools,
building paper, table and pocket cut.
lery, ETC., and his prices are always
within bounds. He is also agent of
some of the best agricultural machin.
cry manufactured, among which we
may mention J. I. Case & Co.'S. thresh.
ers, the celebrated Osborne self-bind-
ers, reapers and mowers, the Edward
harvesters and binders, McSherry &
Fountain City seeders, Furst & Brady
hay rakes, plows and cultivators and
Fish Bros. wagons and buggies. He
employs 4 corps of competent and
gentlemanly agents and the extent OF
his business may be judged when we
state that his sales in one season alone
amounted to 100000.
The United States Land Office
At this place is ably presided over by
Hon. G. c.. Goodnow, Receiver, and
Maj. G. B. Tyler, Register. Both Of
these gentlemen are well known
throughout this and neighboringState.
for their promptness in answering
all communications on matters per
tanning to government lands, &c.
George Schneider
is an 1855 mar as to location. Anoth
er showing of Germanic strength
From love of parents and without fl
nancial power he has raised himself
Many parts has he played to accom-
plish his present position and his garb
have been various, but agreeing. The,
were energy responsibility and neces
sarily ensues pleasantness and peace
Mr.. Schneider is we'll liked, and VIII,
not!
Joseph Schneider,
A born German, became citizen O
the limited States in T256 and 1Ocafof