New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-01-15
NEW ULM AND VICINITY.
Wednesday, January 18th, 1879.
See new advertisements Of legal

See new advertisements Of legal
notices.
All personal taxes must be paid be-
fore Feb. lst.
.'The Robbers at Turner Hall Sun.
day, Jan. 10Th.
Hereafter the Review will appear as
anseight column folio.
Our new power press arrived last
Wednesday and is now in full running
order.
Farm to rent with 20 acres ploughed
ready for crop, 219 miles from Sleepy
Eye. Enquire of A. Blanchard, New
Ulm, Mimi.
Look out for ssUncle Toms Cabin
at Arbeiter Hall. as soon as the new
stage is completed.
The proceedings of the Board of
County Commissioner sare unavoidab-
ly crowded out this week, but will ap-
pear in our next issue.
See Turnverein masquerade ball ad-
vertisement in another column. The
programme is good one, and a jolly
good time may be expected.
The weather last Sunday was warm
and pleasant, and the cold snap of a
few days previous was for the time
being entirely obliterated from mem.
DRY.
A splendid assortment of masks and
masquerade trimmings have inst been
received at the City Drug store. Come
in and see yourself done up in papier-
-nl0Che.
The work on the new stage in Ar
better Hall is progressing fayorably.
The carpenter work is we'll advanced
and the drop curtain and most of the
scenery is already painted. The paint
ing is done by w. B. Chambers, who
shows himself to be master in the
art.
The OK team of Geo. Brown, of Cot
tonwood, ran away near Karl's brewery
last week, and when he endeavored to
stop them they ran over him, quite Sc
verely bruising and cutting his head
and face. DIR. Berry, who was called
to dress the wounds, reports him to be
pretty severely used up.
The Governors Guard have decided
to give subscription masquerad ball
on Saturday evening, February 9Th,
and a committee has been appointed
to make the necessaryarrangeme
The entertainments arranged by this
company have always been enjoyable
affairs and the coming ball will be no
exception.
E. A. Russell at the new store under
Masonic Hall, Sleepy Eye, wishes to
say to those interested that he has on
hand and will continue to have fresh
groceries, which he can and will sell
for cash lower than the same goods
can be bought elsewhere. All manner
of farm produce taken in exchange
for goods at highest market rates.
A flew in the boiler of the
engine attached to the west bound
passenger train yesterday morn
ing blew out when about half mile
from Kasota, delaying the train about
two hours. John Lind, one of the
passenger, says the fireman either
jumped or was thrown from the engine
when the accident occurred, but re-
ceived no other injuries than frozen
ears.
''The Robbers at Turner Hall Sun
day, Jan. 10Th.
The good people of Lafayette were
thrown into con siderable excitement
a few days ago by the elopement of
ore of their fair daughters with pi-
GUS tramp, old enough to be the girls
father. The fellow had been living on
the charities of the family for some
time, but towards the last he became
particular aud was finally ordered to
git. AS there are several strapping
young men about the premises he took
the hint and got; but the girl, who
was also hOusekeeper of the family,
had become SO enamored at the old fell
lows charms that she got too, and the
last that was seen of the couple they
were buying a railroad ticket for a
more congenial cline.
John Zieske wishes to saw to all
classes and condition Of men that;they
can do better now than ever before in
the way of harnesses. He has some
fine ones made up, work & stock fully
warranted, which he will sell at ru-
inously low price if called for during
the next sixty days. Also whips,
satchels, trunks, &C., way down, down,
down.
Call and see him, and bring your
cash, at the old stand two doors east
of Lake House, Sleepy Eye, MINI.
At a meeting of the Governors
Guard, held last Tuesday evening, the