New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-09-03
NEW ULI AND VICINITY J,

NEW ULH AND VICINITY.
Apples by wholesale at Pfefferle's. /.
h. Pfs6erle and Neumann& Ross
kopf are in daily receipt of fresh fruit
A splendid new stock Of stationery
has just been received by Jos. Boble-
ter. #s# s. n. s
A. W. Bingham Is building a ware
house near his lumber yard for the re-
ception of grain.
Brown county is entitled to four de-:
legates in the Democratic State con-.
vention which meets in st. Paul Sep.
TENDER 25th.
DR.. Ellis, of Marshall, on whom the
Lincoln County Tribune made such an
unwarranted attack 1. short time ago,
is dead.
The opposition party in Brown Co.
come out this year in their true color.
Or are we to have an independent con-
vention too!
For pains in the stomach and bow.
els, we can recommend DIR. Marshall's
Arabian Oil, a genuine pain killer. Sold
at the City Drug Store.
Geo. Heart and r. G. Robinson give
a warning notice in another column
not to purchase certain notes given
by them, as the same are without con.
sideration. y ssez.s%@. No.. j
The friends of our Bnrnstown cor.
respondent will be sorry to hear that
he is laid up for repairs. He hopes,
however, to be- on hand again next
week. ~ - 5t>% @ss
Last Monday morning Burg's Indian
came out in q splendid new wardrobe.
He is a stylish warrior and the fair
1naidens sigh as they pass him by,
what a pity he isn't flesh and blood. :
MARR1ED-In the city of Mankato,
Monday, Sept. LIST, 1879, John Lind of
New Ulm, and Miss Alice Shepard, of
Mankato. The happy couple are visit.
ING at the State Fair-Here is our
~, John. 4@z:E#
We this week publish the call for a
Democratic county convention called
to meet in this city Saturday, Sept.
18th. Candidates for County Treasur.
er and County Superintendent of
Schools will also be nominated by this
convention.
We learn that on August 25th, on
the farm of Henry Gluth, near town,
one of the 5. I. Case L Co. Eclipse ma
chimes threshed PAS bushels of wheat
in 2 hours and 30 minutes. The wheat
was nicely cleaned and the work we'll
done.
The excursion which was TO visit
this city from St. Paul last Sunday
failed to put in an appearance. The
committee sent up to make the neces.
sary arrangements with the Turnverein
agreed to disagree, hence the excursion
did not come off. ...:. e-s
The county offices are being newly
plastered, whitewashed and otherwise
made pleasant for their occupants. In
the treasurer's offices the most noted
changes have been made. The counter
has been moved around and it now
presents a more inviting appearance.
A new time table went into effect
last Monday, but no changes have been
made in the arrival and departure of
the passenger trains. One new freight
has been added which arrives here
from the east at $40 p. M, and from
the west at 10, As p. M.
At meeting of the Musical Section
of the New Ulm Turnverein, held last
Monday evening, the following officers
were elected for the ensuing six
months: Director, Jos. A. Eckstein,
Asst Director, Albert Wagner; Presi.
dent, T. Olesen; Sec. & Treas, VIM.
Setter.
The St. Peter Times learns that a
second eating house is being talked up
at Kas0ta. The Kasotians think that
another eating house would pay, with
the price per meal placed at Is cents,
as many are now debarred for the rea-
son that they cannot afford to pay so
cents per meal
County fair one week from next Sa.
turday. The premiums offered by the
association are very liberal and the
display promises to be the largest that
has ever been made. Let us all turn
in and make it grand success. Every
merchant should aid the society by
making a display of his wares.
The W. 4 St. P. r. r. will sell OK.
cursion tickets to the Chicago Expo.
sition and return, at 5000 including
admission to the Exposition. Tickets
will be sold Sept. I'd, Sd and 4th, good
to return until Sept. 9Th. Also from
Sept. 23d and oath, good until Sept.
Goth. G.. III. Heideman, Ag't.
New Ulm, MINI.
We this week publish on the fourth
page Judge Cox's order refusing to
grant new trial in the case of Isaac
Brown vs.. the Winona & st. Peter
Railroad Company. Although it is a
lengthy document it will no doubt in.
terest many of our readers AS consider
able. interest has been taken in the