New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-12-24
NEW ULn AND VICINITY.

NEW ULH AND VICINITY. i
The Review wishes Its many patrons
. merry Christmas.
'.Board of Trade" fine cut, tho best
in the market, at the City Drug Store.
Christmas tree at the Catholic church
schoolhouse tomorrow evening.
A handsome wall calendar will be
presented to our subscribers on New
\ ears day. @scat e. r. y #sss@s. !
Our new '.Peerless,,' jobber is a
daisy and no mistake. Come in and
see it. '~- .s ID
i Grand Now Years Eve Ball at Union
Hall next Wednesday evening. See ad.
in another column.
The Sunday scholars of the Turn.
verein will have a Christmas tree on
Friday evening. Parents and others
are invited. Admission 10 cents.
A large number of diseases are caus-
ed by a disordered liver. Use Bromo-
line, the great Liver Regulator, and be
cured. Sold by Jos. Bobleter.
Frederick Gerdes has been appoint.
ed postmaster at Fort Ridgely, viz.
G. H. Mobiles, resigned.
James. G. Clark, lyric poet, compos-
or and balladist, will give one of his
musical lectures in this city sometime
next month.
Brey Il Epple last Friday shipped
four car loads of cattle to Chicago.
Four car loads of hogs were kept back
on account of the dizziness of the
markets.
Remember tho concert and ball of
the Now Ulm Music Verein at Turner
Hall tomorrow evening. A good time
is anticipated. See full programme in
another column.
"A friend in need Is . friend In.
Decd" Such . friend is DIR. Mar
shall's Lung Sysup for coughs, colds
etc., It costs Is cents, so cents and
81. = bottle, and may save many doc
tor bill. Sold by Jos. BoSleter.
Station agent Heideman informs Us
that the railroad company have con-
cluded to also put in an iron bridge
across the Minnesota river at Redstone,
to take tho place Of the wooden struct-
ure, and Shat workmen arc already on
tho ground making tho preliminary
arrangements. .-
Last Thursday evening several cars
ofan east.bound freight train were
ditched about 4 mile this side of Court
land station. No one was hurt and
tho wreck was cleared away with but
little delay to tho passenger trains.
We did not learn tho cause of the &C.
cident.
Christmas trade has been very live.
ly and between the City Drug Store
and the Review our time has been
pretty we'll occupied the past ten days.
It has been "nip and tuck" to get the
Review out on time this week, but
here we are, as fresh and newsy as
usual.
On account Of the very cold and
blustery weather "Blind Tom ap-
peared at Union Hall on the 10th inst.
before rather small .andianee, Int
those that were present did not regret
it as Tom really is prodigy. If
"Blind Tom" ever comes to this city
again he will certainly be greeted by
large audience.
Moro snow fell within the past ten
days than has fallen in this section for
four years previous. 1t lies in the tim
Der at least to the depth of fifteen
inches and, rs no wind storms have
prevailed, sleighing was never better.
As tho knowing ones say "a good
wheat crop follows a good snow CROP
everybody feels happy.
Henry Moll observed in his yard |
last Sunday flock OF birds Of a species !
hitherto, unknown here. There plu-
.4..ge resembles that of the pigeon; in |
size and plumpness they are like the
quail, and they have a beautiful top
knot like the cuckoo. Others have
observed the same kind Of birds-St.
Peter Tribune.
Mrs. Jennie May. wife Of W. G.. !
Walz Esq, aged Is years, died in |
Mankato on the 18th inst. Mrs. Walz
was daughter of Hon. Abner lib.
belts, at one time Register of the !
United States Land Office at this |
place, and may be remembered by |
many of our citizens. AS she was an |
accomplished lady and good wife |
Mr.. Walz must feel his loss keenly.
While Mrs. SD. Peterson and Mrs. !
John Lind were taking sleigh ride |
last. Saturday their horse became
frightened at someththing and started |
on run down Minnesota street,. Both |
ladies were spilled out of the cutter
near Mullen's store, but we are glad to !
say without any serious results. AT.
ter relieving himself of his human !
freight the horse continued his ca.
reer downsthe street. /
Mr.. Edward Hensel, of Milford, met |
with painful accident last Wednes.
day. While unhitching his team one