New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-06-04
For 9 good and cheap cigar call on
u. Hanson. He's got 'em.

For q good and cheap cigar call on
=. Hanson. He's got 'em.
Lorenzo is looming up. Two new
shoe stores have just opened and I may
chronicle by next week two more sa-
looms.
Eaton L Pease have just received a
new three.seated spring wagon for
the accommodation Of their c stomers.
Frantz 4 Freiz have moved their
meat market into their new building
on Main street, east Of Runitz and
Bendixen's store. a.
Lars Hanson has opened i saloon in
his building east of the Post Office,
where he hands out the lager to all ye
thirsty.
We are glad to state that our city
daddies have finally concluded to give
us sidewalks and crossings. Now let
us close up our places of business on
the Lords day and have little rest.
John Kohn, from St. Peter, has
opened boot and shoe store in the
room formerly occupied by Andy San.
derlin. Mr.. KOhn has a full supply of
boots & shoes which he will sell cheap
for cash. Give him a call.
Andy j. Sanderlin, our boss barber,
has removed into his new building
where he can be found most any time
day or evening up to his elbows in
business. Your correspondent had
the pleasure of waiting not less than
two hours for a shave last Saturday.
Sunday was quite an exciting day in
our town. A few bloods filled up on
.'benzine' and made q brutal exhibi.
ton Of themselves. Boys, such exhibit
tions are disgrace to yourself and the
town you live in. Don't do so no more
or we shall feel constrained to publish
your names broadcast.
1t seems that our friend Geo. Heart,
of the noted ring trial, is still in bad
luck. Some g0Od-natured chap walked
off with Georges neckyoke the other
day just like 1t was no crime to steal.
r. H. Bingham has splendid stock
of lumber, also shelf and heavy hard
ware. B. has several men doing moth
ing but measuring out lumber, and if
you are in want OF lumber don't forget
Bingham.
Peter Majewski took trip to New
Ulm last week, taking a fifty dollar
bill with him to pay his way. On his
return your correspondent met him at
the depot and more fOrsaken chap
he has hardly ever met. Peter said
the greenbacks had all vanished and
that he had returned to console with
Busted.
Saturday was payday with the rail-
road men and as is usual on such &C.
casi0ns there were plenty of sharpers
around with fast horses, &c. But they
were unsucc essful in finding any s'gree.
Mes and so the day passed off with.
out a race, bet or fight. So mote it be.
Our village council met on Friday
last and passed an ordinance providing
for the building of sidewalks and eros
sings on Main street between 4th and
5th, also to grade up 5th street into
Brooklin. Now if the Railroad com.
pany will lay crossings on their por.
ton of Fifth street we will have good
walks and crossings for all, at present.
& Some miscrant or night tramp tried
to burn up our calaboose last Saturday
night. A manure pile in close prox.
unity to the calaboose was fired and
had not two of four citizens seen the
fire while yet in its incipiency the he'll
lish deed would have been accom-
plished. It is pretty we'll known who
the incendiary is. Put him through!
Mr.. and Mrs. Boil and their daugh.
ter started to New Ulm last Friday
morning with their team, and when a
little ways out their horse became
frightened causing the buggy to upset
and throwing all three to the ground.
Mrs. Boil was severely cut about one
Of her hands, otherwise but little harm
was done by the accident. DR.. Mar.
cellus dressed the wound and the pa.
tient is doing we'll.