New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-07-16
Local Das'hes.
Circus next week Friday See mann
moth ad. in another column.

OlICuS tuexU$Week 4 E1A6y.E SEE lllttHl-s
moth ad. in another column.
Therye and barley harvest is in very
general progress and has already quite
we'll advanced.
8 The County Commissio will meet
next Monday as a board Of equaliza-
ton.
The Golden Gate items and Look
ing Backward, = from Iberia, are this
week unayoidably crowded out by the
circus .ad.
The BlackHills panorama was on ex-
hibition here two days last week, but
we believe its proprietor did not sue
coed in raking in very many dimes.
The German comedy s.Mein Leo.
pold' (My Sony will be produced at
Turner Hall next Sunday evening.
See announcement in another column.
Two new post offices have just been
established in Shelby county named
s'sMoltke" and Bismarck respective
ly.
Our nightwatch don't seem to have
any terror for the midnight ma:auders.
They so about with impunity and COM
nit their depredations where best it
suits them.
NJ. Epple and Chas. Wagner have
both been very sick since our last is.
sue, but they are improving.
Chas. Rosskopf has bought Paul
Neussle's meat market and he is now
prepared to furnish his many friends
| with good fresh meat as we'll as lager.
NJ. Mullen last Monday cut acres of
heavy rye with an, Osborne binder in
two hours and a half, without missing
or skipping single bundle.
DR.. Marshall's Arabian Oil is the
best medicine for a family to keep in
the house. It is a genuine pain killer,
used internally and externally. Sold
by Jos. Bobleter.
"Murray County Guards is the
name Of new military company or.
ganized at Currie a few days ago. The
following are the officers Of the com.
pany: l.. Aldrich, Captain; H. w.
Marsh, First Lieut.; II. B. Swartwood,
Second Lieut.. and Chas. BrOomWich,
editor of the Pioneer, First Sergt.
Circumstances beyond their control
have compelled the managers of the
Grand Gift Concert, in Milwaukee,
Wis, at which 40 pianos are to be dis.
tributed among ticket holders, to post
pOne the same from the date original.
ly fixed, June 18th, TO Sept. 18th
and 10Th, at which date, it is announced
it will positively take place.
We learn from Sam Decamp, who
came down from Redwood Falls Oh the
early train LAST Monday morning, that
4 portion OF Redwood county was visit.
ell by another terrific hail storm be.
tween one and two o'clock Monday
morning and that the crops in it's track
were almost totally destroyed. Also
that Mr.. Paxton's house was DIES.
troyed by fire.
Rev. Aug. Biebighauser met with q
sad misfortune last Monday. He start.
ed on his way home from Sleepy Eye
about half-past one o'clock in the after.
noon, and had proceeded about three
miles, when his horse suddenly dropped
dead in the road, overcome by the heat
Mr.. Biebighauser afterwards returned
to Sleepy Eye and came home on the
evening train
| We learn that the extraordinary
warm gust Of wind of which we made
mention last week also passed over /;
part of West Newton, Nicollet Co. This
strange condition attracted consider
able attention and gave rise to Il mum
Der of hasty and erroneous conclusions
The heat was so intense that peopl.
Immediately suspected fire either OF
their premises or on their clothing. L
would be to the interest of meteorlo
gical science if further particular!
could BIZ obtained.
| Murder! murder!! Help! help! These
were the Outcries that came in pier
cling tones through the stiffness of tn,
night about 2 O'Clock last Sunda!
morning. Nightwatchman Peterson
with several men, including we editor
were soon upon the ground from
whence the cries came, and we ascer
tanned that four or five night prowler
had endeavored to gain an entrance
into the building occupied by Mr.
Fricke as Il residence, near Casey
livery stable, and when warned to de
sist they merely laughed at Mr.. Frick
who was lying sick in bed. Mrs. Frick
then went up stairs and gave the alarm
which had the desired effect to driv
the rascals away and when the hel par
| rived no one was to be seen or heard
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