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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-13

The great iotable Liver and Stomach rcn.-
dy is j. NJ. L,rrque's AntiBlous Bitlers,
mauufsciured By ". f. Thorolor, Baltimore,
Md, and for sale by all Druggists at 25o per
package, or 81 per bottle. W&S
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-13

The MARKET. this morning, was very
atuodassly tu9piied wAh meats, vegetables,
iEnits. Is. Tn, pric,s Of meats remains sbsut
as beltr., choice cuts OF beef ceiling ct 1918
CO.. per TO- chickens So so ots pair; tquilre;s
10 Cts. api;c sweet aud Irish potatoes Is cls.
Dtc.; eggs l5alS CTS. d>z:r; peaches are
higher, selling at 20.25 cls peck; coro lO.l2
Cts. dear; lima beans els. a Quar-; egg
plants 3 4 cls. apiece, 81.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-13

EOR RENT-The DESIRABLE RESI-.
r. DENCE st the corner of Washington and
Cronoco streets, containing sixteen rooms with
water, gaa, &c, and large grounds, With fne
trees and sh,ubbery. Terms moderate.
sep l0-eo2w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-13

BOLTS AND SCREws.-D7. julius D;euelt
had at the drug store Of MessrJ E. 8. Lad.
beater 4 BIO, last pieht, Hbers they were left
Tor Inspection, drawings Of the machisery and
samples os the screws and bolts turned cut by
pateot lrc:ess that he is anxious to have
located h:r.. They were examined By experts
sad very tavtrlbly pronounced upon, and it is
hcped that a sufficient amount Of stock can bs
raised here 10 Undue, the pa!entee TO stsrt the
works ia Alexandra.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-13

HoToMAc HERRING. Two large and foe
he:rlos were caught by hook and limo 10 tho
Potomac at tho outlet locks OF the Alexandria
Canal yesterday evening. Such an incident
both IRON tho lanuer in which the fish Wero
taken sod the time Of ycar, has been rarely
heard Ct before.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-13

OYSTERS. The tuoply Ct oSs,rJ already
here s very good aud FIR the season the quail
iy IS Very tslr, the favor OF soma being ex.
cel!cnt. The prices ore from forty to sixty
cents per bushel at tho what. That part OF
the order issued BY the Mayor requiring all
oysters received here to be measured by lbe
Inspector hiss been recinded 50 far as regards
those arriving 10 barrels By the steamers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-13

ROBBERY dwelling of Mr. Robert
Portoer, 90 north Washington street, was CO.
tered last eight through the pa1lor window,
which had been left partly Open, add a number
ol s'tIcI,s, such as Vases, mats, piano corer,
photographs, etc.. stolen. Officer Smith went
10 Washington this morning TO trace the thief,
II possible, So it is supposed the Thugs will be
offered for sale there.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-13

y NEW FEEDER. -lhc SheGhcrdstoga Rig
ls,er seys that large force OF lsto;crs are en-,
gsged in loca,!rg ihc route Tor the cooscct;op
OF the s '. Il. L. from that rlac, 10 the
Iumoe!liLd Valley raj !0ad o. Radpsioo,
They are 10 tho uciphso,ho,I Of Hedinrton
snd fal!lng Waters, Berkeley cjunty, AID will
probably hash Up this week 10 making the
peLmareot 'o:st!cn, Tier tic contractors msy
Dc locked Tor 20 c0mmeLce operations 10 grad
iog tie load, i!GcS laying is lrocrcs.iug r,c
IDLY GO the rosa through Clarke eoun,y. Bsr.
!yVlilc Was reached o. Tuesday lsst, ar6 the
hstdi are progressing toSa!ds F.opt Royal 10
'aylpg the rails. The tiiige scT0s, The StcorD.
doah river at Foot Roys ia siso Progressing
fapidIj. Should the correction b. faished i;
VIII icrnlSh an additional feeder 10 the G.. e.
w. C:na, which rlaS opposite 10 Shepherds
'O"o, and b0ss could there !ecSigc o,r.oas.
HHfAT-DlTloE the we, k the p,icts Of
"nta. 10 this market have advanced 1, fer
Lancaster and sc, fer FuI 2, and iho rec.ipis
nave decreased c1csiicraoiy Tnis advance
gives considerable eotvity 80 The market, a5d
to Day $500 bushels were cif ;red and s5!d rsadi
y OF prices rauGiog irln lUS.to III for Fut,
and III and 10 fJr Laucsst r. the highest
prices sinco the IS h CT July. wncu fancy lot.
OF Lancaster sold At 10. If tits advance c,u.
.inues and these figures ere Eain,aiDcd lard
ION present APPEARANCES there is 90 rcasou
WY they should not b. il is expected that
laIge quantities Of 2rai1 vii bs pushed iato
market. Daring his week ibout 50 600 bI n
els OF wheat have bren sold here.
!, HE MINERS STRIKE -~l'hc CcnlortI sd
news OF yesterday say:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-13

fIREMENs BANQUET. At The banquet given
to the chief cngioesrs of the fire dapar ments
Of the u. s., 10 Washington, last uight, among
the iuvlted guest WAS Mr.. Edmund Burke, OF
tbs city, who, 10 response TO a toat TO "tGe
hrtm:r Of oar sister city made happy and
iccItous speech.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-13

FAIR oTEs.-Itis expected that during the
fair week the military conpslias from Har'
lisonburg end Winchester will visit this city
os The susss of The Light 1ofantry, 10 which
event there will be very 6uo display oa the
grounds, On O,tober ID two companies of the
Washington Light Infantry. one in i1 and the
other 10 fatigue uniform. will be in at;eraance.
The exhibition of cattle. hoIse7, sheep, &C.,
will bo much larger this year than last, Then
many were kept away from fear Of disease.
The race trick is Do8 completed, and t!aic.
irg fer the races has already begun.
The ladies ore already at work arranging the
Ladies' Department in the building, which
this year will be one OF The most attractive
features of the Fair.
MIR. 6. A. Mushbsch will have at the Fair
fioe display of Virginia Minerals.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-13

OPENING OF CHARLOTTESVILLE GooDs.-
We hsve tits dsy op,ued over 1900 yards of
this csir brated max, of goods, consisting of
Ulster Reps, Kerscys, Sco:ch SuitDgs, Cadet
Gfcys. fancy Cberiots, Melino Suitipgs, Doe
tkiaS CAssimeres, &c.. sill of which are new
designs aud of the bast grade wool, warranted
as TO qusluy and ool,r We have made and
completed our arrangements not only as The
sole agents fur this goods for this city, but hsye
aso made ample arrangements to furnish suits
complete, trimmed 10 the hfsi NJ amer with
the eusfautee OF a perfect fit, ut prices that
oanuut b. surpassed BY any house 10 this or
airy Other Guy Call and txsuina I. r yourself.
SAMPLES freely gwen. Respt c:iuly,
isaac ElCuBERG.
ssr32w Suooo.sora to Sieymaker e..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-13

w T., VIKG. MIDLAND q &. 8. En,
W JOHN s. BARBOUR RECEIVER.
On and after SUNDAY, 900 D. M, Sept. II,
1879, Passenger trains will run az follows:
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-09-17

There was two marriages cOnsumat-
ed at the residence of Elder Cunning
ham in Albin last Friday, his own
daughter Miss Maggie being one OF
the happy brides. She was marrieG
to a Mr.. Wooley of the same place, and
Mr.. Arthur Chuts and Miss Alice Mi.
ner were also joined in bonds of holy
matrimony. The ceremony was per-
formed by the presiding Elder from
Mankato, but not being a guest or wit.
ness of the happy affair we will leave
the details for your Albin correspond.
ent to chronicle.
II it would net be inappropriate and
unbecoming to mix up sad solemn
funerals and happy and joyous Maria
ges with the slippery business of poll
tics, would say l hope the Germans
of this State will take the advice of a
Republican correspondent writing from
Henderson to the last New Ulm Post
advising his countrymen to vote the
Democratic ticket, which is solid and
sensible advice and I hope they will
all follow it. We are sorry for Col.
Pfpnder's defeat, but If we are to have
Republican none would suit US bet
ter, but he may exclaim with the old
Roman: General save me from my
friends.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-09-17

Among the noteworthy improvements
now being made in and about the city
are those of Aug. Schell. Although
this gentleman already is the proprie-
tor of one of the largest and most ex.
tensive breweries in the State, he al.
lows no year to pass by without adding
new buildings, machinery, ETC., and
his place begins to assume the appear.
ance of a little village of itself. Last
year an extensive bottling establish.
ment, of which we already have made
mention, was added, while the. i'm.
provements being made this year will
amount to over six thousand dollars.
A three story brick malt house, 3Ox7e
feet is in course of erection, the ice eel.
lar are being enlarged, at wenty horse.
power boiler and engine will in few
days be placed in position, after which
the brewing will be done by steam
thereby greatly facilitating the pro
cess. The management of the brew
cry is now in the hands of Adolph
eldest son of Mr.. Schell, who has pro
ficiently learned the business in tn,
most extensive brewery in Chicago
and there are but few breweries in tn,
west that excel Mr.. Schell's in tn,
production of the favorite beverage.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-09-17
ReavvooA Counsy Fair.

4 -
The annual Redwood county fair will
be held in Redwood Falls on the LIST,
I'd and Sd days Of October, and the
managers thereof are bound to eclipse
their neighboring counties in the way
of attractions: &c. A large floral hall
is being built and the grounds are be-
ing put in the best Of trim. An emf
nent speaker from abroad has been in
vited to deliver the address and every.
thing bids fair that a large crowd will
be in attendance. The Governors
Guards have received an invitation to
attend the fair and they will be pres
ent in full uniform, and on the last
evening Of the fair, Oct. 81, give the
splendid and thrilling Grand Army
drama 1.-THE Virginia Veteran, . in
Floral Hall. The managers have ar
ranged for reduced railroad rates and
many of our citizens viii no doubt i'm
prove the opportunity of visiting this
interesting village. We will publish
the full programme in alater issue.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-09-17

The Fisher Davis affair at Madelia
has assumed a new phase. It is Davis
vs.. Fisher this time. A special to the
St. Paul Dispatch says: s'Rev. Mr..
Davis, who has been absent from home
in Michigan for six weeks returned
home few days ago. Fisher procured
one of the largest sized revolvers and
ia sort of frenzied manner paraded the
highways mounting disgusting profan-
ity and threats, and sought out the
residence of Mr.. Davis, who, with his
wife, happened to be just outside OF
the front door. Fisher, with loud
voice drawing his revolver, said ''l'll
fix you, you Cd d-n son of b-h,'
and advanced toward him, seeking aim
around some tall lilac bushes. Mrs.
Davis, becoming alarmed, besought
her husband to step in the front door,
which he did. Soon after citizens
rushed forward and caught Fisher and
prevented him from doing the injury.
Mr.. Davis proceeded to St. Paul return
ing with W. H. H. Johnston, associat.
ed with F. L. James, rs his counsel,
drew complaint charging Fisher.
with an attempt to shoot and~do great
bodily harm; had him arrested and
the revolver taken from him, with six
barrels loaded one having been shot
off by Fisher, with the declaration
that lie was sorry that he had not kill.
ed the d-n scoundrel, etc. =
Mr., Fisher has been put under bonds
for his appearance. This unwarrant-
ed and unproyoked attack by Fisher
has thrown Madelia in a blaze OF ex.
element and causes the community to
think curiously about the singular
charges made in the poisoning case.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-09-17

AS your correspondent has been
somewhat mixed up in politics OF late
his items this week are naturally cnt
short.
The weather in Burns the last few
days has been cool and bracing.
Or. Marden, the New Ulm dentist,
spent few days in town last week.
| Many were glad to see the doctor III.
though some had to grin and bear it.
A party from Chicago were slaught-
ering chickens last week in this vicin.
lily, but thanks they have ''gone fur.
ther west. !"
The Catholic church is now COM
pleted, that is the carpenter work by
Messrs. Lee and Halle, and the edi-
fee looks we'll The people of Burns
are thankful that they now have a
church of their own to go to. Our
next move will be to get a school dis
trict organized, which will be before
long.
Farmers that are blowing complain
very much for the want OF rain.
| Ournew merchant Mr.. Bendixen and
Ibis able staff of carpenters are rushing
up his new store and in course of a
week or ten days will have it comple-
tied and ready for putting the knife IN
1.-The prices Of dry goods and groceries.
The new elevator is now at a stand
stiff, but only for a few days.
1t Is always very pleasing to hear
that the price of wheat is going up,
and we may also GLADLY add that the
price Of butter is on the ascending
grade.
/ Threshing is now the order of the
day, but I am very sorry to state that
the wheat is not turning out as we'll az
was expected, and word Of advise to
| the farmers at this time from your cor
respondent might not be amies. Fol
i instance farmers are depending tOt
]. much on wheat, and they ought to turI
their minds to something else. X
i stock raising which pays exceedingl.
i well as there always is good demant
for cattle. The expense coupled with
this branch Of industry IS not great Of
l.these prairie farms In either snmme
4 81 winter. They should also turn thei
attention more to planting sugar cam
4 which most always Is q good crop mi
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-09-17
Loreno Department
<By Our R.ral.r Correspondent, busted,

Lime and plaster hair can be had of
John Zieske.
J. B. Schmitt at Crafts old stand
is building himself up good business.
He keeps only the best Of liquors and
cigars and THEREIN lies his success.
The race on Saturday was well con-
tested between Sommarville's speeder
and Hutchinsen's racer, the latter
coming out second best and losing a v.
Business has been dull for the last
ten days, SO much so that some people
have gone to breaking windows for
passtime.
Peter Runitz, p. Bendixen, Tony
Talbot and Fir. Ibberson are all very
much worked up because they missed
taking in the late st. Paul and Mime.
apolis fairs.
If you want good square meal call
at T. Kimm's boarding house, on
Main street.
M. j. Dinneen paid Loreno visit
Sunday to attend church.
Mr.. r. B. Ware, Of the firm Of Nor
ton & Ware, leather dealers in st. Paul,
was in the city Monday the guest of j.
G. Zieske.
Jos. Trautman has moved to his new
residence ana now will use his build
ing on Main street. exclusively for
meat market.
The laying of the sidewalks on
Main street, between 4th and 5th
streets, commenced last Monday and
every one is happy.
The old pioneer blacksmith Bern
hard Fredel has gone and done it. He
went to New Ulm on visit, so he said,
but when he returned he introduced
Miss Bertha Deviter as Mrs. Fr@del.
He done the fair thing by setting
them up to the boys.
Mr.. Strassburg, father of Mrs. John
Zieske, came down from Wadena on a
visit for several weeks. He reports
crops in his vicinity to be pretty good,
wheat averaging about 20 bushels to
the acre, and would have done better
if it had not been quite so wet the
latter part of June and the first part
of July. Mr.. Strassburg looks hale and
hearty and says that he is well salts
fled with his northern home.
\ A few days ago G. w. Sommerville
was the recipient of choice lot of ap
pies from his fathers farm near Ro
chester, MINI. George did not know
he had so many friends until he com
menced passing the apples around
They really were very nice, George.
Some rascally fends in human
shape who could not find anything
better to do amused themselves last
Thursday night by smashing up three
or four lights Of the large window
glass in Mr.. Sanderlin's house front
The perpetrators are spotted and may
have nice little bill to settle.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-09-17
]. Gored % Death ~ : Bull.

We are indebted to G. F. Prescott
Of Sleepy Eye for the sad intelligence
that Mrs. John Vine, living in the
town Of Albin, was gored to death and
horrible mangled by bull, last Sa-
turday evening. It appears that she
had gone into the pasture to tie the
animal up and that when she took hold
Of his horns he became maddened at
something and before she could retreat
the infuriated beast had her on his
horns. He threw her into the air several
times, nearly severing the head from
her body, goring out her intestines
and killing her instantly. Mr.. Vine,
the Inflated lady's husband, was alb
sent in Sleepy Eye when this horrible
scene was transacted.
Since the above has Seen in type we
have received the following additional
particulars from our Iberia correspond.
ent: s.The animal was turned loose
Saturday morning and it seems he had
been chased and annoyed by dogs till
he was perfectly frantic with fury and
madness. Mrs. Vine went ont to catch
him to tie him up, saying she was not
afraid of him. She took him by the
horns to lead him when he tossed her
into the air several times, tearing off
every shred Of her clothing. He ran
one of his horns through her neck,
tearing out her throat and also disem-
boweling her. The Infatuated brute
only dropped her when she was a
mangled corpse, and driven therefrom
by her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Cora
Hopkins. with a pitchfork. This is a
sad veri6cation Of the saying of Bishop
Fenolen that we should remember the
certainty of death and the uncertainty
of the hour. The remrins of the un-
fortunate lady were inferred at the
Iberia cemetery on Sunday"
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-09-17

Burr Robbins at St. Peter next Sat-
urday. 49,. -.5a
All the latest styles Of photograph
and autograph albums at the City
Drug Store.
Burr Robbins Great Royal mena.
gerie and circus will exhibit in St. Pc.
ter next Saturday, Sept. Goth.
Mr.. P. N. Crete is now paying from
six to eight cents for butter, and. ten
cents for eggs.
A large and splendid assortment of
new and elegant styles of accordians
have just been received by Jos. Bob.
Letter, at the City Drug Store, and will
be sold cheap.
The Republicans of Renville county
have placed the following excellent
ticket in the field. For. Judge OF Pro.
bate, Hans Gronnerud; for Superin-
ten dent of Schools, liver S. Gerald.
''Modelite,' the New Ulm CORES
pondent of the Sleepy Eye Wide
Awake, says: Theatre at Turner
Hall last Sunday. The Sabbath is re-
memberel and kept unholy,
The Democratic caucus last Friday
evening elected Jacob Brust as the
Democratic city committee for the en-
suing year.
1t must be good, for everybody re-
commends it., and doctors prescribe it..
We mean DR.. Marshall's Lung Syrup,
the great Cough remedy. Sold at the
City Drug Store.
A washout on the Winona and St.
Peter railroad near Minnesota City
last Thursday delayed trains and the
mail until Friday morning. The break
has been repaired and trains are again
running regularly since Saturday.
We are informed that 7. i. Gilbert
Of Eden is putting in new sugar mill;
large size No. 4 Victor mill and 4 No.
8 Cook evapcrater. He will have the
necessary defecators for cleansing with
lime and all the improved facilities
for making an "A No. l quality Of syr-
up.
The Faribault Democrat flies Dem
ocratic State ticket Subject to the
decision of the State c0nvention) at
the head of its columns on which we
notice the name of Francis Baasen,
of this city, for Secretary Of State.
Mr.. Baasen once held the Office under
territorial administration, but; If the
Democrats wish to elect their man they
will have to pit q better man than Baa.
sen against Baumbach.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-09-17

The thief that stole the horses Of
Mr.. Mesch near Sleepy Eye last week
also took In set Of harness at
Frank Wickmann's Ave miles north.
east Of this place, the Same night. Al
last accounts he was still s'going west &
H the vigilance committee gets him,
he viii stop and take tree claim &
LaHsbsrtos Commercial
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-09-17

After adjournment of the Democrat.
ic county convention last Saturday the
delegates from this, the first. commits.
sioner district met and nominated ia.
cob Brust for county commissioner to
succeed Chas. Wagner. Mr.. Brust per-
sonally is unobjectional, and unless the
Republicans trot out one of their best
timbers his chance of an election is
good.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-09-17
PERSONAL.
VIM. Pfmnder Jr. made our city a
flying visit Sunday.

VIM. Pf@nder Jr. made our city
flying visit Sunday.
Geo. E. Coons, of Golden Gate,
has moved with his family to Wade.
ma county.
-Ye editor returned from the east
Tuesday evening of the last week hale
and hearty.
State Treasurer PfBnder has been
in the city several days looking after
his farming interests in this vicinity.
Miss Katie Bobleter. of Dubuque,
Iowa, is stopping in OUR city for few
weeks the guest Of Mr.. 4 Mrs. Jos.
Bobleter.
The Lamberton Commercial says
that J. B. Villikanje of New Ulm is
in that village this week taking pict.
ures.
IF. H. Hofsie, of lamberton, made
us pleasant call Thursday. Mr.. Hot.
sic seems to stand the siege of the
Lamberton lasses pretty we'll, as he
informed us that he is yet single.
-Robt. r. A. Nix departed for the
State University at Minneapolis last
Saturday morning. The New Ulm cor
net band, Of which he was the director
until a few weeks, ago honored him
with q farewell serenade Friday even.
ing.
Our friends j. J. Ray of Burns
town, and NJ. Dineen, Of Iberia, were
delegates to the Democratic county
convention last Saturday. The former
was the permanent chairman, and the
latter permanent secretary, Of the
convention.
We acknowledge a pleasant call
received from Samual Sickle, secre-
tary Of the Redwood County Agricul.
tural Society, last Tuesday. During
his visit Mr.. Sickle made all necessary
arrangements with the Governors
Guards for their visit to his city dur
ing the fair.
Mr.. Freiss, of Freiss &Franz Of Lore
no, was in the city last Monday and
/ procured the necessary papers from
/ clerk Of court Blanchard to authorize a
i clergyman or Justice to pronounce
i Mr.. Freiss and Miss Katie Kimm, al.
so Of Lorenzo, man and wife,
One more unfortunate,
Weary Of breath,
Rashly importnuate,
Conc to his death.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-09-17
BARGAINS | BARGAINS !

AS desire to close out my entire
stock of Farming Machinery it will DO
to the interests of all such as are in
need of Sulky Plows, Horse Hay
Rakes, &C., &C., to give me call and
examine my machines and obtain my
prices before placing their orders else.
where. Now is the time to buy, as I
am determined to sell.
My attention will be hereafter exclu.
sively devoted to my Hardware and
Saddler business, and I assure my
friends and customers that their or.
ders will receive prompt attention, and
my prices will be as low as the lowest.
III. III. BEUSSMANN.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-09-17

pays well. A fair quantity Of land
should also be planted to rye, barley,
oats and root crops. If they will 20
into more varied farming they viii
not, il wheat crop fails, fall through
as they have done for the last seven
years, in this and many other counties.
So much in the way of q small advice.