New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-12-31
TO night,
Grand ball
At Union Hall.
Oh, but wasn't Is cold!


At Union Hall.
Oh, but wasn't is cold!
Remember the ball at Union Hall
this evening.
How many men will persist in writ
ing 1879 for weeks to come!
Read our clubbing announcement
! with the Chicago Weekly Ne,vs,
There will be meeting of the Co.
Commissioners next Tuesday.
The public schools of this city will
reopen next Monday.
The Silver Cornet band last Monday
evening received handsome band caps.
The New Ulm sportsman's club will
hold grand turkey shoot tomorrow,
near Hauenstein's brewery.
We are much indebted to Mr., Tory
Olesen for valuable work done on the
Review during the busy holiday season.
Rising announces in the last issue of
the Wide Awake that his paper will
hereafter be published on Saturdays.
Subscriptions are coming in lively.
23 new ones were received last week.
and still they come.
Gust. Rnhrich. well known among a
large number of our citizens, was mar.
ried to Miss Auguste Martini, at St.
Paul, on Monday last.
We learn from those just returned
that the New Ulm boys yet in Montana
are doing well, and that John WITCH has
taken unto him 4 "leetle" frau.
In the school at Beaver Falls, forty
out of sixty pupils had the measles,
and for that reason the schools were
closed.
The village of Renville Station, Rem.
vile county, has taken rapid strides of
late, having no less than three hotels:
three livery stables, and last but not
least, five saloons.
The coming in of the New Year will
be heralded at IL a. m. tonight with
ringing of bells, firing of guns and gen..
eral rejoicing. Let all be happy.
Prepare for--tt55o Grand masquerade
ball to be given by the Governors
Guards at Union Hall, on Saturday
evening, Jan. 18th. A good time is
anticipated.
Our carrier, Hugo Gebser, will to.
morrow present our city readers with
handsome wall calender for 1880,
and we hope they will show their ap.
probation OF. his services by kindly
remembering him.
Don't ruin your health and be dis6g-
ured with pimples and blotches, but
use bottle of Bromoline, the great
Blood Purifier. Sold by Jos Bobleter.
You can now afford to take a Chica.
go paper. See announcement in an.
other column of clubbing arrangement
with the Review.
With this issue we present such of
our mail subscribers as are entitled to
it with handsome wall calendar for
1880. Those in arrears can receive
the calendar by paying up their dues.
The Saint Paul Pioneer Press now
comes to us in a neat new dress and en-
larged to seven.column quarto. The
Press is alwaysa bold outspoken paper,
and its late advance shows that it is
we'll sustained by the public.
Workingman! Look toyour interests
and save doctor bills, by using DR..
Marshall's Lung Syrup for all cases of
coughs colds, etc. Price Is cents, so
cents and ST. bottle. Sold by Jos.
Bobleter.
The concert and ball given by the
New Ulm Music Verein, at Turner
Hall on Christmas evening, was very
poorly attended, owing principally
to the very cold weather; but those in
attendance seemed to be we'll pleased
with the entertainment.
The wardro be of Mrs. Britton, the
actress who visited our city last winter
with Chambers Brothers troupe, was
stolen at Fargo, D. T., a few days ago.
A corporal of the United States army
was charged with the theft, but he
proved his innocence and was discharg.
ed from custody.
We are in receipt of the Owatonna
Daily Herald, published by the soper
Bros. Il is devoted principally to the
interests of Owatonna and vicinity.
The paper is at present Of Lillputian
dimensions, hut the publishers expect
to make it larger at some future
period. T.. ~. 81. HIT.
The Lyon County News states that
large barn at that place belonging to
NJ. E. Mathews, was discovered to be
on fire few days ago, but by the great
|exertions of those who assembled at
the place it was soon extinguished.
The barn contained more than twen-
ty horses ut the time.
The Pioneer Press Of Wednesday
states that Jacob Bender of this city
was before commissioner Cordozo, on
\ day previous, charged with .eusing
beer stamps that had formerly done
duty. fter the DISCRIMINATION Mr..
BendeI furnished 500 secnrit Tor