New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-02-04
NEW ULI AND VICINITY.
A1ardi gras next Tuesday. Look out

NEW ULx AND VICINITY.
Mardi gras next Tuesday. Look out
for fun.
Valentines, large variety, at the
City Drug Store.
Five masquerade balls within four
weeks time will do for any city the
size Of New Ulm.
A new lot of blank books and sta.
tionery has just been received by Jos.
BoSleter.
Masquerade balls, the last of the
season, in both Union and Turner Halls
next Tuesday evening.
The Winona & st. Peter Railroad
Company now pays its employees off in
bright, shining, yellow, gold dollars.
1.-The best is the cheapest becomes
literally true when speaking of the
J Chicago Weekly Nea0s. Read the club.
bling terms with the REVIEW.
It is candid fact, Bromoline will
cure all skin diseases, scorfula, salt
rheum, erysipelas, etc.; promptly and
effectually. Sold by Jos. Bobleter.
Mr.. S. X. Simons, one of the propri.
etors of the stage line from Gary to
Big Stone City, was thrown from his
wagon on Sunday, the 25th ult., and
instantly killed.
The Winona Republican says that
A. A. Crandall, the census supervisor
for this district, resides at Rochester,
and not at Owatonna as has been stat
ell, at which place he may be- address.
ed.
The most pleasant and prompt cough
remedy is DR.. Marshall's Lung Syrup.
Children cry for it. Call on your drug.
gists and try a bottle of it. Price rs
cents so cents and ST. bottle. Sold by
Jos. Bobleter.
The fifth annual reunion of the early
settlers of Nicollet county, held in St.
Peter last week Tuesday evening, was
grand success. Ex-Governor Mar
shall's address delivered on the occa.
sion occupied six columns in the last
weeks Tribune.
Mr.. P. NJ. Dennis, of Hilsboro, Ore
gon, the gentleman who advertises the
"Chili Club" variety of spring wheat
in another column, formerly lived in
Martin county of this State, and refers
anyone who may desire to be assured
of his responsibility to any of the
county Officials Of Martin county or
Hon. Lee Hensley of St. James.
1t is evident the opposition of the
Germans to Grant, which is reported
to be so strong in Ohio and other
States, does not extend to Minnesota.
Of the Germans interviewed and re-
ported to the Pioneer-Press, from var.
ious parts of this State, Grant seems
to have as large proportion of friends
among them as he has in any other
nationality.
Bishop Peck has rendered the vacant
Presiding Eldership of the Winona
District to Prof. D. G. John, principal
of the Mankato Normal School. The
call has been accepted by the latter,
but he will continue in charge of the
Normal until the close of the present
term, which will be about the middle
of April.
The St. Peter Tribune finds that
many soldiers in that vicinity take a
good deal of interest in the Weaver
bill now before congress, which pro-
poses to issue s5OO,OO0,00O in green
backs to equalize soldiers pay--that
is, make it equal to gold while they
were in the service--and petitions
have been numerously signed in it's ia
VOr.
The pangs endured by the early
Christian martyrs were no doubt eX-
cruciating, but not so prolonged nor
scarcely more dreadful than those ex-
perienced by the sufferers from inflam-
matory rheumatism-a diseas which
is easily durable at the outset with
THOMAS ECLECTRlC OLA sovereign
remedy for palma reliable curative
of kidney, liver and other complaints,
and a medicine Of the purest IS we'll
as most salutary kind. Read the regu-
lar advertisement.
The Chicago and Northwestern Rail-
way Company has issued circular an.
nouncing that consignments Of cloth
ing and relief supplies contributed by
churches, associations. or private indi-
yiduals for the relief of the colored re-
fugees in Kansas consigned to H. N -.
Rust, Central Warehouse, Chicago, will
be waybilled free to Chicago. Agents
are instructed to note on way bill
"Free, account supplies for colored re-
fugees.'
Rev. Alex. Berghold elsewhere sug.
gests that our societies and churches
join in arranging an entertainment for
the benefit of~the thousands of suffer
ing people in Europe. The suggestion
is certainly a good one and we hope it
will be at once acted upon. Union
Hall will be placed at the disposition
of any or all societies, free Of charge,
who may wish to arrange an enter
tainment for such laudable purpose.