New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-09-08

polls Exposition the paper went to
press this week one day earlier than
usual. Our readers shall not be suffer-
ers, however, for should anything of
Importance happen on the day pre-.
ceoding our regular press day we
shall duly make note of the same next
week.
See the call for the 9th Senatorial
District Republican convention in an.
other column.
The Renville Times says hat Louis
Thiele, of Camp, intends to go into
business ut Hector.
The Winona & St. Peter railroad
ran special Fair trains from Winona
aud Mankato to Rochester last week.
The Redwood county fair will be
hell: at Redwood Falls on the Goth
and Both of September.
We learn from the Renville Times
that r. G.. Best0r, formerly of this
place, was to open select school at
Beaver Falls last Monday.
Found At Last!-A sure cure for
Piles without the use of caustic, knife,
or any torture whatever in DR.. BOsan.
kos Pile Remedy.
The new iron bridge at Kasota is
nearly completed and several workmen
have been transferred to the Redstone
bridge, which is also being replaced
by an iron bridge.
The partnership heretofore exist
ing between Jacob Nix and Anton
Loesh in the butcher business, has
been dissolved by mutual consent.
Capt. Nix continues the business.
We confess that we are no poet and
therefore unable to reply to the gush'
ing lines in last weeks Gazette. We
appreciate the talent of the Gazette
boys, however, and hope they will do
so some more.
With the exception of the heavy
rain of Monday night the weather dur
ing the entire last week was clear
and pleasant, and was duly appreciate
ed by the farmers who were behind
with their stacking.
The 37th Senatorial district Repub-
lican committee will meet at the
Merchants Hotel in this city next
Monday at O. clock p. m.
Ernst Brandt, chairman.
Brown county is allowed 7 delegate
in the Republican Senatorial conven
ton, and not five as we enormously
stated in the call fo- the Republican
county convention last week.
Quite many of our citizens went out
to Henle's harvest.home festival last
Sunday. Adelbert's band was present
to enliven the occasion with some of
its best selections. In the evening
the young folks gathered in and
enjoyed themselves in social dance.
Telegraphic from Toledo. O.
Mr.. Editor: Say to your readers that
Days Kidney Pad is extensively used
here by our best citizens, and is effect
ing most wonderful cures. It is the
best Kidney remedy ever sold in this
locality. w. X. West, Druggist.
The Brown County Bank must be do
ing an enormous collection business.
On last Wednesday LOO postal duns
were mailed from that institution in
the New Ulm Post Office at one time,
and the notes of all the parties notified
become due on or before October LIST.
Don't forget the harvest home festi-
val in Union Hall next Sunday. Mr..
Hausdorf is making elaborate prepare
tions for the entertainment of his
guests and grand time is expected.
Good music has been engaged for the
occasion. See the announcement in
another column.
The Carver Free Press says the
Snngerbund at Young America in that
county was largely attended, on Satur-
day and Sunday, the Goth and 3Oth OF
last month, there being over two
thousand persons present at the time.
It was decided that the next Saenger.
fest be held at st. Paul either in the
latter part of August or the first part
of September next year.
The State Fair held in Rochester
last week was an entire success both
in point of exhibits and number of Wis.
itors. Over 10000 people were pre-
sent on Friday and up to Saturday
morning the receipts exceeded $12 900,
more than enough to pay all expenses,
premiums and old indebtedness Of the
association. The next State Fair will
he held at the same place in the first
week of September 1881.
TIL st. Peter Tribune says that Mr..
Fay of Lake Prairie has ripe straw
berries, green ones and plants in bios
som. They are from plants which he
procured from Ireland couple OF
years ago, and are known as the SEW
er bearing" They produce fruit from
June till frost comes, and It they
prove to flourish we'll in this climate
will be valuable. Mr.. Fay proposes
to give them thorough trial.