New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-11-05

The town of Lake Hanska cast the
ticket: Meighen, IL; Westrhal, Is; Il
NEW ULv AND VICINITY.
1t begins to feel decidedly wintry
nowadays.
Velvet frames at the City Drug
Store.
Taken up. See notice in another
column.
Fairchild's celebrated gold pens can
be obtained at the City Drug Store.
\ Village lots given away. See con.
ditions on fourth page.
Last Saturday and Sunday were the
first cold days Of the season.
Pictures! Pictures! Pictures! At
Wagner's furniture store and Boble.
er's drug store.
Ernst Fay is having his saloon, one
door south of the Post Office, fitted up
in good style. -".
Last Monday the streets presented a
very animated appearance and our
merchants done lively trade.
Gold pens, gold pencils. gold tooth
pics, &c., &C., new and large assort-
ment, at the City Drug Store.
Carl Gebser was badly bitten in the
hand last week by dog. 1t is hoped
that no serious results will follow.
The first snow Of the season in this
section fell last Thursday evening, but
so diminutively that it is barely worth
mentioning.
Jos. Schneider, auctioneer, will sell
\ quantity Of household furniture at
auction on tho corner of Mimi. and
Center streets next Saturday after.
noon. e..
J. b. Aftermath of Leavenworth,
whose house was destroyed by fire two
weeks ago, has built himself new
house, 2ex3s feet, IA feet high, much
larger than the one burned.
Twenty-Five new fonts of job type
have just been received at the REVIEW
Office, and we are now prepared to ex.
ecute any and all kinds Of fancy com.
mercial printing on short notice.
D1ED.-lt becomes our sad duty to
chronicle the death of Mrs I. F. Erd
Sen. which occurr ed last night at 1915
a. NJ, after a sickness Of only nine
days. She was 80 years and 4 days
old. The funeral will take place to.
morrow at Up. m.
Mr.. Hohaus' team ran away last
Monday afternoon, starting from the
corner of MINI. and Center streets.
Mr.. Hohaus who was in the wagon at
the time was landed on his head in the
street and the wagon was considerably
smashed up.
A running race between the Meow.
an horse of Golden Gate and one of Ed.
Casey's .nags took place here last Fri.
day for a wager Of $25. 90 side. Con-
trary to expectation, the New Ulm
horse won by between two and three
rods, and Edward Casey pocketed the
stakes.
Rev. A. Berghold Is making hero.
ic effort to liquidate the debt on the
Catholic church in this city. On All
Saints Day 4 collection was taken up
after services and some 800 were SUBJ
scribed. Another pull and pull alto.
gether will fetch 1t.
The St. Paul News says the M@nner-
Choir of that city are actively rehears.
Ing "Orpheus" and the German YER.
sion of Pinafore, with a view of soon
producing the same in St. Paul, New
Ulm, st. Peter, Mankato and other
towns where there is large German
population.
Deer are said to be very plenty in
the big woods near Cleveland, and R.
Pfefterle vows he'll have one at the
first snow fall, sure. Dick, you must
know that deer are just "leetle' live.
lier than stuffed rabbits in q wood pile.
Che st. Peter Tribune says the most
wonderful display of shooting stars
since 1888 is predicted on the night Of
November 18th. Those who have not
lost all interest in such things by de-
feat on the 4th, will please be on the
look out.
Ripe strawberries wore picked at
Lake Prairie, Nicollet county, on the
10th of Oct, on the premises 0f Bern
hard Fay. The variety II called the
the ever bearing and many Of the vines
were in full bearing at that time.
Having used DR.. Marshall's Lung
Syrup In my practice for some time.
am prepared to say that it is as nperior
remedy for all cases Of coughs, colds,
and diseases Of the lungs and chest
DR.. +. Whitman. Springfield, Mich.
Sold ut the City Drug Store.
The latest grapevine telegram from
Hector reports John Pfeherle to be
just coming money: but despite his q
nancial prosperity John IS said to be
very sad and lonesome &c times, and
often retires for the night with the
tears trickling down his cheek for Thu
dear one % far sway.