New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-11-19

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despite the recent advance in ever
J thing, will be made to suit the mo
tastldlous. Come and convince Vol,
self.
The Wide-Awake now comes to
as a i've column quarto. If Risi1
would now attend a little more to h
business, aud NEEDLE less with 9th,
people 8, he might succeed in maxim
the Wide-Awake a respectable pape
Dut We fear it isn't in the Rising fan
lily.
we learn from c. W. George thu
wheat teams were crowding up to Il,
elevator so much on Saturday las
that a slight unpleasantness was crea
eoby two grangers trying to get tw
loads abreast over track only wild
enough for one. Results--one peele
nose and a swelled up mouth. Don't d
SO any more.
Whenever snow comes, remembe
bobleter has large assortment o
boys sleighs, from Is cents upward
4O6 more votes We're cast in Renvill
county at the recentelec ton than in
this county.
Those OF the gentle sex who hay,
experienced the pain and anoyanc.
caused by excoriated nipples ana in
famed breast, can well appreciate thu
value Of remedy which removes tht
trouble. This is precisely what Tho
mas Eclec'ric Oildoes, besides curing
when used internally, asthma, Group
and other maladies. Turn to adyer.
tisement in another column.
II Mr.. Rising of the Wide-Awake
knows of any irregularities of the New
Ulm post Office he will do the people
OF this city, the post office department
and us an especial favor by making
the fact known at once. If our official
conduct is to be criticised, we desire
that it by another than the brother OF
the illustrious P. NJ. at Tyler. 90,
particulars consult the columns of thu
Lake Benton 7in,es.)
SILVER WEDD1Na--A quiet party OF
friends congregated lastSaturday even
ing at the residence Of MIR. and Mrs
). Stekert, it being the 25th annivers
AIRY OF that happy couple. A splendid
supper was served and Mrs. Nagel
with her guitar, kept the company il
| u pleasant mood the entire evening
The guests took their departure sool
| after midnight, wishing that the host
AMI hostess OF the evening may live t.
celebrate their golden wedding.
The Denver Land, Company adver.
Used on fourth page, has got into d
controversy with the Post Office De.
partment, and it may be we'll for oul
readers who have seen the advertise.
ment, and are thinking of sending Il
dollar, to hold back until the company
have satisfied the P. o. Department
that they are not u swindle. 1t is
stated by an exchange that NORTH
Denver is forty miles north of the city
of Denver, and is nothing more than a
barren sand hill.
AS he sat on the steps on Sunday
evening he claimed the right to kiss
for every shooting star. She ut first
demurred, as became !: modest maiden,
but finally yielded. She WAS even 81
accommodating Us to call his attention
to flying mettorS that were about to
escape his observation, and then got
to calling him on lightning bugs,
and at last got him down to steady
work on the light of lantern that I,
man was swinging about i depot in
the distance where trains were switch
Ing.
The Wide.A wake wants to know
what became of u letter mailed at the
New Ulm post office week ago last
Saturday evening addressed to Paul
Jacobson at Sleepy Eye, rs at last &C.
counts the letter had not been receiv.
ed. Really, Rising, we can't say. We
confess we are not 50 we'll posted in
the mysteries of the mail service as
you are; but as goodly portion of oar
western mail nowadays is received
from the east, and eastern mail from
the west, we suppose Jacobson's letter
is making the rounds of the North Pole
and will reach Sleepy Eye between
now and the next centennial.
Last week we gave an account of a
threshing machine accident that befel]
Mr.. Chas. Martin, Of West Newton,
and the surgical operation subsequent.
ly performed by Drs. Muller and Berry,
in the hope Of saving a small portion
of the young mans foot. Since then
it has been necessary to make a further
er operation, and last Sunday DR.. Dan.
niels Of St. Peter, and Drs. Muller and
Berry of this city amputated the in
jured leg between the ankle and knee.
The patient Is now doing as well as
can be expected under the circum
stances.
Since his removal to the corner .o1
Broadway and First n. street, Jos
Schneider is doing much larger bus
mess than when on Mtnn. street His
saloon is now fitted up in the best oil
style and he keeps only l1rst.clase
goods. For tho accommodation OF