New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-01-29
SLEEPY EYE EPlRTM
(By Our Regular Correspondent Busted.
SLEEPY EYE PRODUCE MARKET.

Beans 8 = 1.oo.-1.5o Potatoes Is
Dressed Hogs per Cheese per lb. II 1-2
100 lbs. Lard per lb. o. g
Salt per bbl $50 Butter per ID. Clio
Eggs per dog. II l-2 Honey per 10. l5--2O
The Travellers Guide for Sleepy
Eye Station will be found in railroad
column on fourth page.
Vacuum harness oil applied on your
harness will make the leather soft and
look like new. It can be bought at j.
c. Zieske's Harness shop, on Main st.
Movous, that is our Cheap John" is
layed up with a sore head. He says
from the fist of a mother, of whom he
expects to reap a fortune in the way
of damages.
Messrs. Trautmann & Kehne left for
Chicago last Friday with four car loads
of nice beef cattle. Boys, when you
get down there, look out YOU don't get
lost on State street.
The Ladies' Sociable of the Congre.
gational church has presented the or.
ganist of the church, Miss lisa Prescott.
with a nice silver castor, in apprecia.
ton of her long continued service.
We would state for the information
of shippers Of freight that in order to
get freight off an east-bound train leav.
ing at 5:l5 p. m. it is absolutely neces.
sary to have it at depot and billed be.
fore 3p. IN.
Quite disgracefnl row occurred on
Wednesday afternoon at the school
house between a couple of boys of well
TODD families. Parents can't you teach
your children better manners! If not,
keep them at home.
We noticed Cy Conrad on the street
Tuesday morning, head down and look
ing 50 sober that we asked him to set
up the cigars. Cy replied: 'It's only
a girl, and weighs IL lbs'' Courage
Cy, courage, you will get your wish
yet, only keep on. .
Any one wishing to smoke a good ci
gar can buy the Dr's Prescription at L.
Hanson's, six for a quarter.Mr. Han
son also keeps full supply of school
books, writing paper, envelopes and in
fact everything almost from hair pin
to ayes, a can of oysters. "a.
Prof. Chips, as we understand, has
taken up quarters in the New Uln
calaboose, until the May term of court
when he will get what he ought tt
have. but don't give him longer thel
he lives. Forgery is not so nice after
all. This is the next thing to lawye,
Smith. ss7@~ .r5
Our City Fathers came to the con
clusion to build a stcity lock up'' al
their last meeting, and now if they
will pass an ordinance prohibiting
teams from standing unhitched ant
assess a tax on dogs at one cent pei
head, which will amount to about $l2
per annum, and apply the same on side
walks and crossings we will say wei
done. ,...t
August Hagemann, son of j. Hage
mann, of the Buck Horn Saloon, met
with q sad accident Wednesday eve
ming. He was returning from spell
ling school when the horse which he
was riding slipped and fell with him
and August had one of his legs broker
above the ankle. DR.. Marcellus was
called and set the leg and we under
stand that he is doing as well as coult
be expected under the circumstances
RUNAwAY-Mr. S. Dunlap, of Roch
ester, passing through here Sunday eve
left his horses unhitched in front O.
the Revere House, and they concluded
to go it alone, which they did. Ate
running some forty rods east the!
turned north and struck the railroad
track which they followed until the,
struck small trestle, when one o
them fell down and broke its back an,
died from the effect on Monday morn
ing. The other horse was all right an,
was driven to Redwood next morning
RUNAwAY-While the Rev. Willie
myers team was standing hitched il
front of Porth's wagon shop last Fri
day our ex-sheriff was trying to get il
to town with span Of stubborn mule
and the noise and confusion so freight
ened Willemyer's team that they brok
loose and ran down Main str. to J. Ke]
lys, where they struck hitching pos
to which another horse was tied, bu
the post got the worst of it, for it broke
Then the runaways made right fan
movement when one of them fell an
the buggy telescoped over and on to
of the. other, facing to the rear. The
lay in this position until relief coul
be sent from town.
BRASS To CHEEKY LoAFERs-Yo
are hereby respectfully requested t
come over and loaf-Loaf not in tn
ware room, nor in the waitin
room Of the depot, but come right int
our Office when we do our work. Don
be bashful about coming. but com
right along. Walk in and don't sto
until you reach Stewards telegrap
table, or Whites writing desk, the
squirt your tobacco juice and tell Ion
stories, not ct the history of our coul
try or of some good man, but of som
dissipated subjectIthat is both ours
to you and your audience: Friend .
Burk has a good desk to lounge OF