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New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-03-19

side police station 81 that city, repre-
senting himself as Louis Marmus, Of
Sleepy Eye. Mimi, and that he had
come down with two carloads Of pota-
toes for the Milwaukee markets. He
stated to the police officers that he met
q man on the route who had told him a
pitiful story and that, for sympathy's
sake, he brought him along to Alilwau-
kee. That he left this individual in
charge Of the potatoes while he went
into the city to see about prices, ETC.,
and that during his absence this
friend of his had sold nearly all
of the potatoes and vamoosed with
the money. He begged permission to
be allowed. to pass the night at the
station, as he was entirely out of mo-
ney. which request was granted. The
See Bote, however, does not place
much faith in Marmus' story and
thinks he is an imposter, Mr.. Mar
mus will no doubt be fully prepared
to explain matters when he returns.
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4 Literary Revolution.

CHAMBERS CYcI.orl EDIA OF ENGLISH
LITERATURE, in the new ACME EDITION,
is meeting with such extraordinary
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more popular, have further reduced
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umes complete, in paper, for $l.75;
cloth, $3.50; half morocco, gilt top,
$500; or bound in four volumes, half
morocco, gilt top, for $500. Sample
volumes sent postpaid for 80 cents,
IS cents, IS cents, and 80 cents. This
is not only one of the choicest works
in the language, but really wonderful
in its low price. Specimen pages and
terms to clubs will be sent free on re.
quest by the publishers, the AMERICAN
Book EXCHANGE, IS Beckman St.,
n. Y.
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60 - AAO ~ VA1AAO sVSAUAOSWCNO lAtO OACOV va
the Winona& e st. Peter railroad last
Sunday. The arrival and departure Of
trains, both ways, is the same as here
tofore with the exception that under
the new arrangement a passenger train
now goes east Saturday afternoon In
stead of Sunday, as heretofore. A pas
senger train has been put on from Lo-
reno west and runs in connection with
the night passenger. 1t leaves Lorenzo
at 900 a. m. and arrives at Gary at 2:45
p. m. Going east the train leaves Gary
at 1915 a. m. and arrives at Loreno at
$3.50 p. m. The putting on of this train
will be great accommoda to the
travelling public and the people along
the line of the road.
The citizens of Shakopee, irrespec-
tive of parties or nationality. 400 in
numbers, headed by the G. A. r. mar.
tial band and the Shakopee silver cornet
band, proceeded last week Tuesday to
the residence of Hon: H. B. Strait, our
ex-member of Congress, and gave him
a magnificent reception. The welcome
was extented by Maj. Peck in an clio.
quent speech, responded to by Major
Strait in heartfelt remarks, followed
by All address from Hon. Henry Kinds.
Afterwards the company were enter.
tanned handsomely by Major Strait
and lady. This is truly proper and
appreciative welcome to an honest,
faithful and true representative of the
people Of the Second Congressional
district.
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Che Sleepy Eye Wide-iwakc is in q
;lnandary about finding :'devil''

Che Sleepy Eye Wide-Awakc is in q
lnandary about finding a ''devil"
A man ut Jackson will apply for a
patent for IL Irvine grain binder.
\ new paper will he established at
Marshtield, Lincoln Co., by II. G..
Rising.
ss \ new lot Of violins, accordians, VIC
. lin strings and trimmings have just
been received by Jos. Bobleter.
Our city election will be held week
from next Tuesday. Three councillors
and a constable are to be chosen.
Last Monday was St. Patrick's Day
and was very generally observed in all
the large cities and towns.
Our former fellow-townsman a. E.
McCarty, has established 4 livery stable
ut Renville Station.
The winter wheat in portions of
southern Minnesota is said to have
sufferedt from he blizzard last week.
Mrs. Matte l.. Hoyt, wife of DR..
r. w. Hoyt, of Walnut Station, died
on the 5th inst. of Inflammation of the
bowels.
A brakesman on the Valley road had
a hand badly crushed at Redwood
Falls, Saturday, March 9Th, while coup
ling cars.
With next weeks issue we will pre-
sent our readers with a supplement
containing the laws passed by the late
Legislature.
The goods Of the late firmof Behnke
Bros. will be closed out at auction, the
sale to commence on Tuesday the 25th
inst.
''ssa Jos. Popp wishes tc inform the pub.
. lie that he is now prepared to do Gus.
tom tailoring, and can be found at his
residence on German street.
The county commissioners met al
noon yesterday. Before they adjourn
. they will no doubt designate what pa
per shall hereafter publish their pro
ceedings.
We take pleasure in calling the atten
ton of our Burnstown readers to tn.
& card Of DR.. Hitchcock which appears
in this issue.
A good many Of the farmers in tn,
town Of Eden, a correspondent writes
( us, commenced seeding as early a
March 9Th.
The town Of Belgrade, Nicollet Co,
situated opposite Mankato, voted So,
500 at the last election towards tn
building Of q bridge across the Mime
sofa river at the latter place.
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The following circular letter has
been issued from the general freight
Office of the st. Paul & Sioux City and
Sioux City & St. Paul railroads:
Saint Paul, March lst, 1879.
CIRCULAR No. 3.
From this date until the 18th day of
May next, Seed Wheat and Flax Seed !,
in any quantities, will be billed from
St. Paul or am, Station east of Minneo-
pa, to any Station between Minneopa
and LIE Mars, or to any Station on
Worthington & Sioux Falls R. R. at
ONE-HALF TARIFF RATES. Rate not to
exceed 10 cents per 100 lbs.
During the same time forest trees
and cuttings for planting will be trans
ported EREE OF CHARGE, in any guam.
titles, from any Station on either road,
to any Station between Lake Crystal
and LIE Mars inclusive. or to any Sta
ton on Worthington and Sioux Falls
r. r. Agents will see that trees Of
fered for transportation do not exceed
two inches in diameter or twelve feet
in lenght, and that they are freed from
superfuous limbs and earth, and prop.
er1y bundled 80 as not occnpy unreason-
able space, and they will give the
freight mentioned in this circular pre-.
ference in transpOr tation and delivery.
Approved: j. C. BoYDEk,
J. W. BISHOP, Gen'l Freight Ag't.
Gen'l Manager.
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Notice to Creditors.

hi the Matter Of the Estate Of Ots
Olson Seburn Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the Judge
of the Probate Court of Brown County
has fixed upon the first Monday of each
and every month for the next six
months, and the Probate office In said
County. as the times and place when
and where he will receive, hear, and
adjust all claims of all persons against
said deceased, and that six months
have been limited as the time for Gre
ditors to present their claims against
said estate.
Dated the 9Th day of March 1879.
JULIA OLSEN SEBrRN
Administrative.
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The attention Of farmers and others
is called to the Advertisement Of the
Robinson Machine Works at Richmond,
Indiana.
The Mandatory is one Of the oldest
in the country, and their purpose Is to
sell the best machinery at the lowest
possible price for good pay. Therefore
do not buy an Engine, Thresher or
Horse Power or other machinery, on
the high price, long credit plan with
high rate of interest until you have
written to this firm for their cash and
short credit prices.
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Bargains!

Owing to the hard times We offer
- lb Of Sugar 31.OO
6 Coffee 100
60 j, J, Dried Apples 100
Russian Sardines per keg, 100
Anchoyis 100
Fresh Holland Herring 80
Tea from 50 % 20 cents peg poan
and the balance Of our lay1a -
we'll assorted stock Of GRO ERIE6
and DRY GOOD = eou1s = =.
slnced pgiol
N1C1I A1I1 = Ioo s.
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The Walter A. Woods Binder.

Although self.binders have come
into general use but two years ago,
and only last year came into extensive
use in Minnesota, the Halter A.
Woods Binder has already made a re-
cord of which the manufacturers and
their agents may justly feel proud. A
very large number of these machines
were sold in this vicinity and through.
out the State in 1878; and the fact that
the largest farmers in the Northwest
have already placed their orders with
the manufacturers Of the Woods, for
what machines they need the coming
harvest, speaks volumes.
Dalrymple has given his order for
thirty more of these machines, which
will make 100 in nse by him in the
harvest fields of 1879. Others have
given orders for from S to Is, accord.
ing to their wants. will mention
only few Of those that used the
Woods in this vicinity last year, any
Of whom will gladly testify to its
merits: Martin Penning, town Home
Hon. G. G. Brandt, town Sigel; Geo.
Volmer, town Stark, who cut and
bound nearly all his lodged and tan
gled grain with itand says he would not
sell it for $500 if he could not replace
it with another just like it. John
Mohr, Henry Dietz, Michael Lipp
town Cottonwood; Henry Patch, Geo.
Gieseke, Albert Bnshard, Courtland
Chas, Albrecht, Lafayette; Cletus
Epple, West Newton; John D. Jacob
son, Clear Lake; Henry Hoffman,
Christ. Scar, Carl Rolloff, A. r. Leh
man, John Clasen, of Milford.
do not claim that the Woods viii
do as good work in lodged and tangled
grain as in upright, but do claim
that it is by far ahead of all others FOL
saving wire, simplicity, durability
and superior cutting apparatus. Il
does not, like some other binders
crochet the bundles together in 4
string Of eight or ten at a time, but sep
crates them nicely from each other q.
| it should do. It's in fact the $ Father
of binders. Z For COMPRISING tn,
bundles it will always stand ahead o,
all others. @s
have just received a car load 8,
these machines and have one set up ii
my Office. Come in and see it, and
shall take great pleasure in explaining
|all about II and give you terms, prices
dc. s, D. Peterson,
ew Dim, MINI
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North star News.

The election on the llth inst. was
more lively than any town election ever
held in North Star, and the contest be.
tween B. Hire and Mr.. Tompkins for
the assessorship was quite spirited. AS
the latter ran threshing machine last
autumn some Of Bills fast friends
wrote on the face Of their tickets
Bill Hire and on the back s:Thresh.
err When asked what it meant they
said Tompkins, but in spite of their
sharp game Tompkins was elected by
majority of one. A Subscriber.
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1910:
MILFORD.
Supervisors-Wm Skinner, chairman;
Theo. Richarts, Ath. Henle.
Town Clerk-Ch. Spelbrink, Jr.
Treasurer-Chas. Hansing.
AssessOr-JOhn DOster.
Justice of the Peace--John Doster.
COnstable-Ernst RollOff.
HOME.
Supervisors--A. Matteson, chairman;
D. Bertrand, H. Romberg.
Town Clerk. Cutting.
Treasurer-.-Robt. Hinton.
Justices-J. P. Current, F. Gerboth.
Constables-J. Montgomery, Edward
Larrabee. -
COTTONWOOD.
Supervisors-N. Gulden, chairman;
Peter Gag and J. Wiesner.
Clerk-John Rotering, .-
Treasurer-Theodor Rein. 49,.
ASSeSSOr-JOS. SChnODerlCh.
Justice of the Peace-Conrad StutZ.
sIGEL.
Supervisors--A Manderfeld chairman;
Geo. Grau and John Kretsh.
Clerk--Carl Forster.
Treasurer--JOs. Korbel. ~
Assessor--Geo. Grau.
Supervisors--O. A. Dresser, chairman;
Edward Grimes, Jul. HOul.
Town Clerk--Geo. Leatherman.
Treasurer--A. W. Nelson.
ASSESSOR NJ. Ball.
Justice, one year--T. L. Gilbert.
$. two years--John G. Peterson.
Constable, one year-Theron Sherman.
IS two years-Lars SOrenson.
STARK.
Supervisors Benham, chairman;
Joseph Hillesheim, L. C. Ives.
Town Clerk-H. Plath.
Treasurer. Schwardtf@ger.
Assessor-Wm. Kuehn.
Justice of the Peace-T. p. Keegan.
Constable Charley King.
! BAsHAW.
Supervisors-James Meyers, chair
man; III. G. Peterson, A Sewbauer.
Town Clerk--And. w. Peterson.
Treasurer. L. Thor.
Assessor-Jo ohm Frasch.
Justices-H. G. Malleta, John Frasch.
Constables Henry Kimmerle, Chas.
Frasch.
Road Overseers--Dist. No. /. J. Ba.
shaw. Dist. No. 2. Geo. Walk. Dist,
No. 3, G. Quamstrom. Dists. No 4 and
5 will work together under Frank An
derson.
Supervisors--Dan. Burns, chairman
Julius Wendt, Jake Stofflet.
Town Clerk p. j. Moe.
4 Treasurer John Burns.
Assessor u. J. Ray. SIS
Justice of the Peace John Bagen.
Constable Hurras.
LAFAYETTE. '
I Supervisors--W. Bushard, chairman
Jack Spaeth and John Cline.
{ Clerk JAG. Clossner jun.
Treasurer & Assessor w. Bushard.
/, Justices Of the Peace Kuehnel ant
Il Bushard.
u Constabler los. Diepolde
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only ! short time ago 10 has alrsady
disposed Of the greater portion Of then.
Thos. Brophy, his agent. is tho lid %
walk them OF. Thomas Is one Of those
smooth talking fellows that always
takes well.
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Burnstow,s Itena..

Our school closed last Saturday.
DR.. Hitchcock is doing good trade
in medicines and drugs.
The new time table which gives us
daily express train is hailed with joy.
The merchants are all busy counting
eggs and weighing butter, but "gelt'
is very scarce
Mr.. John Keen is seriously i'll but we
are in hopes he may be himself again
soon.
A. G. Anderson is again busy in his
lumber yard, and receives new ship
ments daily.
We had the pleasure of shake with
young DR.. Welcome last week. He
came up to see his many old friends.
The license question in this town
last week Tuesday was decided in the
Affirmative. The vote stood SO for
license to 80 against.
The railroad company appears to be
doing a smashing business just now.
No less than or s trains passed here
Sunday last.
The 18th, St. Patrick's Day, opened
out fine but Il little cold in Burns. The
day was not very generally observed
here.
The stock men Parsons & Gamble are
on their way to Chicago with two car
loads of fat cattle. They departed in
good spirits hoping to realize a good
profit.
The readers of the REVIEW were
somewhat mistified last week to learn
that We editor had gone off on bum,
but then the best of men make a break
once in awhile.
Henry Dressler is around again. He
is now buying cattle for a st. Paul firm.
and between him, Ambros Parsons and
J. Gamble the live stock market is
kept pretty lively.
Several of our town folks attended
a sociable at the residence of A. B..
Hubbard few evenings since, and all
expressed themselves highly pleased
with the entertainment.
Sleepy Eye is now a word of the
past. And it ought to be, as the name
was not at all applicable to such a goa
1 head town. The new name is decl.
ded improvement, although many a
better name might have been found.
1 We are sorry to learn that ye New
Ulmites could not get along without
throwing open your places of business
on the Sabbath. Can any person tell
us of anything being gained by ite Can
4 you not rest one day in sevene
! The farmers in this locality com.
menced seeding the first part Of last
week but the cold snap the latter part
of the week put stop to it. The
4 ground is very dry and moisture OF
some kind is very much needed.
The new school district to be com
posed Of sections II, 18, 10 and 20 il
the town of Burns and sections Is ant
d "a in the town of North Star is progress
sing favorably. We have lots Of littl,
ones and will have a full school.
The tide Of emigration has alread,
commenced to set westward by team
and by rail. Team after team, an,
train after train pass through our vii
lage loaded with emigrants seeking ney
homes in the western part Of this Stat
and Dakota. .s
Although NH. Gamble received co
. load Of Van Brunt e Davis seeder'
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Notice to Teachers.

Public examinations will be held as
follows:
At school house in Sleepy Eye, March
20, 1879.
At school house in Iberia. April IL,
1879.
At court house in New Ulm. SAY 3,
1879.
Work will be commenced promptly
1T 900 Il. m.
JOHN LIND, Supt.
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INOR SALE. A well established "A.
~ loon business, next door to r. Pfef.
ferle's grocery store. For particulars
enquire of WM. HUMMEL.
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EOR SALE.--A Brick Dwelling.hous
~ and Stable. situated on corner Of
German and Third North Streets.
For Terms enquire Of
CHRISTIAN SHEIBLK.
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STATEMENT.

showing the financial condition, Re.
ceipts, Expenditures, Liabilities, and
Assets of the City of New Ulm. from
March 9th 1878, up to March 9th 1870.
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Brown COUNTY OFFICERS.

FOst Office Address New Ulnl.
AUD1roR-H. b. Constants
TREAsURER-F. Schubert.
REGISTER OF DEEDs-A. Walton.
JuDsE OF PRoBATE-A. Westphal.
CLERK Of THE DIST. CouRT-AlbertBlanc
0HERIPF-John Manderfeld.
SURVEYoR-J. Berndt.
Court CoNMIssIoNER-E. G. Koch.
CovHTY ATToREEY-B. F. Weber.
CoROHER-Jonas LaudeEschlager.
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT-JOhn Lind.
coxN1ss1oxERs-Chas Wagner, chairman, Ole Jor
CENSOR, w. H. Sanders A. Larson, Anton Mander
fold
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fellows and will invest every cent Of
the net proceeds in new instruments
with which to cheer up our hearts.
The boys have got up a good pro
gramme, and they will be assisted by
several accomplished lady musicians.
] swane, in the good old days when ]
was young, we'd go 4 hundred miles in
a hay cart to attend such an entertain
ment.
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B-Erpenditnres.
ADMINISTRATION FUND:
Clerks Salary 10 40
Marshas SALARY IN a
Night Watchman's Salary 1000
City Attorneys Salary 1928
Tr"asurcr's fees 1921
General Expenses Of Administration 61o70
Fire Department fund 2oem
Grave Yard fund All *
Park fund as
Supporting poor 81 Is
Right of way for the W. l. St. p. H. r. Co. se2 %
Interest and Sinking fund 2l45 90
Streets and bridges eooe %
1854 o.
C.-Lidbilities.
Military Bounty tax nx
Note payable to Jacob Scholze 40 90
Railroad Bonds 600 90
Bond payable to r. w. Chadboura ma O.
Bond payable to John C. Rudolph i00o 0o
Bond payable to Germ. Am. Bank (St. Pau) 1900 90
CHy ofders 63SH
ll7s7 u
D.-dssets.
Bills receivable 3l17 n
Interest on Bills receivable 3Is IS
Rent due on Park fund 400
Rent due on public landing 20 %
Balance Of Liabilities over Assets 910 81
JACOB NIX, City Clerk.
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.oreno Depa eat
(By our Regular Correspondent Busted
SLEEPY EYE PRODUCE MARKET.

Corrected Weekly BY RuEurrx BErnrxrx.
Flour, per Dbl. q. 50-550 Wheat per bus. 8 a-75
Oats per bus. IS Corn per bus Isis
Beans 8 8 55s 1.00--l. so Potatoes 20
Dressed Hogs per Cheese per ID. IL l-2
100 lbs. 800 Lard per ID. 81
Salt per Dbl. 2.2O Butter perlb. $50
Eggs per dog. Honey per ID 15--N
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT

TOR sALE-A complete set Of saloon
u fixtures and furniture, nearly ~
good as new, are offered for sale ct
bargain. For particulars apply to the
editor of the Review.
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The Arrangements Committee

As the net proceeds of this entertainment will b
invested In new instruments, 1t ia hoped that our
citizens will give us rousing benefit.
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Township Elections.

We publish below, as far as heard
from, the officers elected in the several
towns in this and adjoining county Of
Nicollet, on Tuesday, March 18th,
1910: :,
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HEAR Y HEAR YE

) Now. entlemen and
ladies, I want you all to
60 TO the grand concert
and ball given BY the
Musical Section Of the
New Ulm Turnyerein, at
Turner Hall next Satur
day evening, becase, you
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Tickets can be obtained of all the members OF the
band, and on the evening Of the entertainment at
the door.
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The programme is very select and embraces vo-
cal and instrumental productions, solos quartsts.
duets, &c, &C.
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Balance of Expenditures over Receipt. 6
, 1879-04-20

tcm. Our spacc does not permit us to enlarge
upon this subject, hut we will give here q brief
explanation OF the Scphiroth as VIC need for our
purpose
The material and spiritual forces ruling the
universe have been condensed into system OF
the Sephiroth (co1satings, which word may have
been suggested by the philosophical system Of
Pythacoras). OF these ten Sephiroth, tile highest
is Kether the crown, or perfection, approaching
the Divinity; the lowest is 4Ua:ctntA, or the
Kingdom OF God IN the world, revelation. The
three highest Seplfroth are called the head Of
the system. and respond to the DEVELOPMENT OF
life and animation; the seven lower are called
"the Sephiroth of attrlbutes,'' corresponding
with the elements and PRINCIPLES ruling the
material world. None OF these sephiroth stands
and act each within all the others, and all
within every ono of them. They are in the
Divinity, IRON which they are cnanations, and
in which they arc sustained. This preclut}es the
possibility Of self-cxistlng Scphirah without
the harmony Of all that exists; it prccludcs
the existence Of any Power between God (the
.E,ul:ess) which is above the Crorn and the Nd
c7t7sth, or revealed nature And the forty-nine
days intervening between Passover and Sha-
buoth were employed by the kaDbls to impress
ScpLiroth, existing and acting in each other, are
counted out In these days. Beginning with
(bcssad (Mcrcy), which is the highest Of tile seven
Sephiroth OF attributes on the first DAY Of count
in:: the other six Sephiroth, us existing in it,
are counted out consccutivcly. Then, again, Tie
the other six, as existing in it, again count
cfi out IN rotation until at the end of the FORTY
nine lays all combinations OF the seven Sephiroth
are counted out, and the harmony, co-existcncc,
aud dependence OF all the ideas With aud within
cacll other becomes apparent to the mind. All
supernatural sef-cxistence has no room in this
system. The Sephiroth are the attributes OF
God, III whom alone they exist.