New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-01-21
NEW ULI AND VICINITY.

About an inch Of snow fell on Mon
day evening.
Prince Carnival at Turner Hall next
Saturday evening.
VIM. Hummel offers an improved
farm for sale or rent. See notice in
another column.
For constipation ,.costiyeness, or BIZ
iousness, try a bottle of Bromoline,
warranted to cure. Sold by Jos. Bob.
Letter.
Quirin Scheible offers his property
on Centre street, near the City Mill,
for either sale or rent. See notice in
another column.
A ssl4,O0C court house is to be built
in st. Peter during the coming.season,
at least so said the commissioners of
Nicollet county at their recent session.
The Minnesota National Guards
consists of one company each at New
Ulm, AZ men; Faribault, So; Minnea-
polls, 80; Winona, 53--or total of
200 of all ranks.
Oscar Hanft has been delegated to
represent Progress Lodge No. %, A. o.
u. W. of this city, at the Grand Lodge
of this order which meets in st. Paul
February Sd, next.
For coughs and colds take DR.. Mar.
shall's Lung Syrup. 1t has cured
thousands. Recommend it to your
friend and neighbor. Price Is cents
so cts. and ST. Il bottle. Sold by Jos.
Bobleter.
The old settlers of Redwood county
will hold a reunion at the residence Of
Hon. J. S. G. Homer, president of the
Redwood County Old Settlers Associa-
ton, on Tuesday evening, February
Sd, next.
The Pirestone City Star says: "The
surveying corps of the Chicago &North-
western are all ready to begin the line
from Tyler to Pipestone City, and as
soon as snow is off the ground will COM
mence operations. ''-[Lincoln County
Tribune.
The LambertOn Commercial has
again suspended. In making the an
nouncement Mr.. Yarham concludes as
follows: "Now, unless we can sell out,
or get suitable press within few
weeks, we shall move to some other
State, where a poor man has some
show for his rights
The masquerade ball at Turner Hall
next Saturday evening promises to be
agrand affair judging from the lengthy
programme arranged for the occasion
by Julius Berndt. A good time is ex
pected and the hall will no doubt be
densely packed. See the full program
me in another column.
Money saved and pain relieved by
the leading household remedy-1Hom-
as Eclectric Ola small quantity of
which usually suffices to cure cough,
heal sore, cut, bruise or sprain, re.
lieve lumbago, rheumatism, neuralgia,
excoriated nipples, or inflamed breast.
Public attention is directed to the re-
gular advertisement.
Last Wednesday evening, while re-
turning home from CORTLAND Station,
Louis Precht's team ran away, MAX
ing a sharp turn on the ice and throw
ing him off the wagon reach on which
he was sitting, cutting a cash in the
scalp four and one half inches long.
He is under DR.. Berry's care, who re-
ports him doing we'll.
Of the l9l deaths which we last week
reported as having occurred in the vari-
Gus towns of Brown county during the
year 1870, S were caused by accident,
by suicide and 43 by diphtheria. From
the above it would appear that nearly
one quarter of all the deaths were
caused by diphtheria, and of those the
largest portion occurred in tho towns
of Cottonwood, Stark and North Star.
The fifth annual reunion and ban
quet of the early settlers of NicOllet
county will be held at the Nicollet
House in St. Peter, at 6 O'Clock p. m.
next Tuesday, January 9th. Ex-Gov-
ernor VIM. r. Marshall of st. Paul
will believer the annual address. Two
bands have been engaged to furnish
music for the occasion and a general
good time is expected. The price of
tickets have been placed at $500 per
couple.
A few days ago, near South Bend,
Blue Earth county, at a funeral of an
infant child, Mrs. Jensen WAS driving
horse attached to cutter, accompa-
MED by Mrs. w. w. Davis. The horse
became frightened and ran plunging
off of an embankment a distance of
seventeen feet, landing amidst stones.
Both ladies were badly hurt, and the
cutter smashed. The unfortunate
ladies were taken to Mankato for treat
"ment.
Relative to seed grain notes against
parties residing in towns of Ridgely,
w. Newton and Lafayette, Nicollet
county, the county commissioners at
their recent session ordered that said
notes be sent to the Citizens National
Bank Of New Ulm for collection or re-