New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-08-04


If you want nice job Of painting
done call on Lang.
JOS. Trautmann intends to start east
with shipment of cattle as soon as
the weather gets cool enough,
If in want of a trunk or grip sack
call on John Zieske. lie has 'em by
tho car load.
J. HansOn's new and coElmodious
dwelling is one of the best in the city.
The Chicago & Northwestern pay car
came up OH the 30th ult. and made the
boys happy.
w. r. White Is contemplating to
build q 2Ox4O feet addition TO his al
ready quite extensive hotel.
Run;tz & 'Bendixen have nice lot Of
green apples which they sell very
cheap.
Why don't some enterprising man
start Il brick-yard here. 1t would pay
big.
Harvesting is progressing finely and
farmers all claim TO have pretty fair
crop.
VIM. Baker ST.. left last Monday on
Il visit to Rochester. lie will be alb
oo,,+ n1,out txuo ,vnnko
John Zieske has bet a new plug hat
with WIN. Baker that Garfield would
be elected our next President. Will
liam, you better commence laying up
for the hat.
Since the Revere House fire notice
the. insurance agents are mapping out
the town.
There has been several cases of
cramps, colera-morbus, dysentery, ETC.,
since green cucumbers came into
market. No fatal cases rs yet, but
look out when watermelon time comes.
BY close figuring think the Revere
House foundation might be utilized
for city hall purposes. A more suitable
place could not easily be found.
Alex. Mattison last Sunday lost a
little child, aged 6 months, of cholera
infantum. The bereaved parents have
the sympathics of the community.
C. B. Blake, after being absent for
nearly two weeks, has returned, but
not alone. lie is accompanied by a
lady he calls wife. Congratulations
are in order and hereby rendered by
Busted.
Peter Majewski has the agency OF
the house-keepers' friend, called the
Hull Vapor Stove. 1t is ready in two
minutes to bake the incest bread. La
dies, don t fail to see this stove. Peter
has a sample stove in his store.
John NJ. Entzmeyer. a gentleman
from Chicago. has leased the store
formerly occupied by d. I. Russell and
will open in u few days regular boot
and shoe store.
Richard Harding, who had his hand
smashed last winter while coupling
cars, has been employed by the rail
road company as bill poster in this
yard.
| Our assistant p. NJ, Mr.. L. Ander'
son, boots at the Wide-Awake state
ment that he is about to get married
He says he has found no one yet tina
would have him.
Mr.. Grant Prescott, one of our old
est settlers, has gone to Redwood Fall
to enter the machinery and fonndr,
business. Grant, you leave man
friends behind you who will always b
pleased to hear of your prosperity.
Some of our citizens got somewha
excited over /. horse race last wee
|; Tuesday evening, between the hou,
of 8 and 8. AS it was quite dark whe
the race came off it was pronounced
new feature in horse racing. CT Co
t rad carried off the spells on this occ
sion. Happy CT!
The Red Ribbon Club met last Fl
/. day evening as per announcement, b.
g as the attendance was not very larl
the literary entert ainment was POI
2 poned until Friday, August l3t
!. when every member is expected to
present as business Of importance "