New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-08-27
NEW ULM AND VICINITY.
Republican caucus next Friday even.

State Fair next week. Who is 60.
ing!
Michael &c kert sends us three new
subscriptions. Thanks.
Apolinaris water by the glass or
bottle at B. Zwisele's saloon.
Cheap for Cash. See Neumann
1 Rosskopf's announcement in another
column.
The Republican county convention
will meet at the court house next Sa-
turday at one O'clock p. m.
Our hunters report that prairie
chickens are not as plenty as in former
years.
The Sleepy Eye Wide-Awake has a
live New Ulm correspondent in the
person of r. G. Bestor.
"New Ulm Cheap Cash Store,' is
the sign under which Behnke's new
Z store opens out for business.
Lightning struck one end Of F. Kel.
ler's building, on Front street, last
Monday morning but no damage was
done. !. ..#
German Triton offers his property
corner. Mimi. and I'd North street for
sale or rent. See "splendid opportu.
nifty" in another column. .-..".'
rheumatism can be cured with Dr..
Marshall's Arabian Oil. 1t is the best
pain killer, used internally or external
ly. Sold by Jos. Bobleter. w.
Mr.. Sophus Clyde Lindner gave a
literary entertainment in Union Hall
last Thursday evening to a slim house.
The entertainment is not spoken of in
very fattering terms by those who
were present. ''-
The season for Coughs and Colds is
now upon US. DR.. Marshall's Lung
Syrup is the greatest specific of the
day. Call at the drug store and try it.
Only Is cents bottle. Sold by JOS.
Bobleter.
DR.. B. Carl has now fully determin-
ed to permanently locate in our city.
Although. but brief period in our
midst, he already has built up lucra-
tive business. See his card in another
column
We this week present our home
readers with the premium list of the
annual agricultural and industrial fair
of the Brown County Agricultural So
ciety, to be held in this city, Septem-
Der 18th and 18th, next. Read it and
then hand it to your neighbors to read.
Ig. Schwendinger has bought two
lots on State street, south of. Lauter-
bach's and will this fall erect two
story 3Ox38 feet building thereon, in
which, when completed, he will open
a photograph gallery and marble
works.
The farewell benefit of Mrs. johann
na Clausen- Koch and julius Koch at
Turner Hall last Sunday evening was
rare musical and dramatical treat,
and the hall was crowded to it's fullest
capacity. At the conclusion. Of the
entertainment the chairs were re-
moved and social hop was enjoyed.
Several of our hunters and their
families and friends joined'i in grand
chicken feast in the grove near Hau.
enstein's brewery last Sunday. Seven
ty-three chickens, which had been
killed the day before, were cooked and
eaten on the ground. It was a pleas
ant family gathering and all present
enjoyed themselves hugely.
The sixth volume of Chambers En-
cyclop@dia of English Literature con-
tains copious extracts from Sheridan,
Sir Walter Scott, Southey. Moore,
Campbell, Audubon, Washington 1rv.
ing, and other equally well known
writer's, and is possibly the most inter.
esting of the series so far. tits pub.
lished by the American Book Elk.
change, IS Beekman Street, New York,
and will be completed in two more
volumes.
What's the matter in M. Mullen's
establishment? Only last Friday eve-
ming James McKittrick, the gentle
manly book keeper, was beside him
self with JOY at being presented with
pretty little girl; when on Sunday,
Charles Stole, another of Ms en-
ployes, saw James and went him one
better by being made the happy dad
dy OF a bouncing boy. Ais we'll at
home and 80 congratulations of We Re.
view are in order and hereby rendered.
But, Michael, is it not about time you,
made showing too!
The Winona Republican has infor.
nation from a pretty reliable source
that the Tracy branch of the Winona
and St. Peter railroad, which is now
under contract to be built this year to
a point west of St. James river, will be
extended next year 200 miles farther,
and that the preliminary arrangements
to this end are now being made. This
will carry the road to the Missouri
river, which stream will probably be
crossed at or near Fort Pierre, situat-
ed Just north of the Sioux reservation,
and on direct line to Deadwood, the
chief town of the Black Hills country.
snrvav ia also pOinp forward for