New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-11-24
NEW ULM AND VICINITY.

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invoices of new goods for the holidays.
Our Lorenzo correspondent "Busted'
came down one day last week to take a
look at the wise men holding forth in
the Court House.
Tomorrow is the day set apart by
President Hayes and Governor Pills
bury az day of National Thanksgiv-
ing.
All letter heads, note heads, bill
heads, &c., printed at the REVIEW Of.
flee is bound with the Paragraph
Cheap Binder free of additional cost.
G. F. Hausdorf, manager Of Union
Hall, announces in another column a
grand Thanksgiving ball for tomorrow
evening. It will no doubt be an enjoy
able affair.
The Scandinavians Of this city have
sent out invitation cards to their
friends in the country to Scandinavia
an ball to be held at Union Hall, on
Saturday, Dec. 4, 1880.
Since the new time table on the Wi
mona & St. Peter railroad went into ef
feet, trains arrive and depart at this
station 1T most all times but schedule
time.
The merchants of Marshall have ent-
cred into an agreement to close their
respective places of business at o.
clock every evening except Saturdays,
until the first of March next.
The New Ulm MHnnerchor has ar
ranged a concert at Union Hall for
Sunday evening, Dec. STU. The full
programme will be published next
week.
A new military brass and string band
wasorganized by some of our musicians
last Thursday evening. The organiza-
ton has adopted the uniform of the
Governors Guards and will be known
as the Governors Guards Band"
Such of our readers as have any
prospects OF getting such commodities,
are referred to the card of Dr.. j. r
Forster which appears in another col
umn. He extracts teeth, SO we are
informed, without pain to the patient,
We learn that there will be u grand
wedding in the town Of Sigel to.mor-
row, ut the house Of Mr.. Klinkham-
mer. A number of persons from
this place expect to be on hand, and a
glorious time is expected.
The Made]ia Times saysa party Of
six adults, who formerly lived in Lin
den in this county, but who espouscd
the Mormon faith about three years
since, left Madelia on Monday of last
week, on their way to Salt Lake.
Headache Cured.
by DR.. Bakers Bilious Pills. Also Bill
liousness, Constipation, &c.
=, For Sale by Jos. Bobleter.
Diphtheria has entered the family
of Mr.. Ernst Brandt of this city and
last Monday night claimed q bright
eleven year old girl us it's victim. The
funeral will take place this afternoon.
The bereaved family has the sympa-
thy of their large circle of friends.
n broken rail two miles this side Of
CORTLAND station ditched four cars of
westbollnd freight train last Monday
morning, delaying the eastern passcn-
ger train at this place four hours. No
one was injured by the accident.
The railroad company is building
very extensive stock yards at this place
and we are informed by agent Hyde
mann that all live stock from Fort
Pierre and Watertown will be unload
ed here and fed. The yard will con-
tain twelve pens and is being built with
q view to stability and convenience.
Cholera Morbus, Diarrlea,
Dyspepsia, Weak Stomach, and
Bowel Complaints, cured by DR. Bak.
er's Pain Relief.
Sold by Jos. Bobleter
Through the carelessness of the par
ties in charge, the steam valve OF the
engine in the Empire mill was bursted
by frost on Monday morning. Several
small pipes were also rent apart by
frost. The damage will be repaired in
a day or two and operations commence
ed in earnest.
The readers of this paper who may
be unfortunately afflicted with Rheu
matism, by all means try DR.. Bosan
kos Rheumatic Cure, the great s0ve
reign remedy, which has now been up
on the market for many years, and has
proven to be one of the greatest dis
coveries in materaG medica.
John Pfefferle, of Hector, gave us ;
frie ndly call last Saturday morning
He reports business in that village
quite good, and that quite number O.
business establishments have latel.
been added to the place. Wood ha
been one of the very scarce article
there for some time.
II. Steinhauser's little daughter, Ly
dia, aged about four years, died fror
dlphtheria last Friday after an Hines
of only two or three days. Decease
was very bright and pleasant chill
and will be sadly missed by the bt
reaved family as we'll as by many c
the neighbors, among all of whom sll