New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-11-03
NEW ULM AND VICINITY.
The agony is over.

The agony is over.
Now, boys, let's settle down to bust
ness again.
Anton Brey departed for Chicago
last Monday with four car loads of
hogs. 49,.
The 10th inst. is the time when the
district court will convene in this
city.
We must plead ''too much politics.
for the lack of the usual amount of To-
cal news matter.
The Madelia Times says a lot of cat.
tie were driven into Lake Hanska and
drowned during the late storm.
Over 10000 election tickets were
printed for this county, being about
40 tickets to every voter.
The political excitement last week
ran very high in this city. The can.
didates and their friends were on the
20 from early morn until late at night.
N. E. Mathews Esq, formerly of
this city but for several: years past a
practicing attorney Of Marshall, is now
taking course at the law school Of
Ann Arbor, Mich.
James Gillian, who used to expound
Greenback doctrine in different parts
of our county couple of years ago,
has lately delivered lectures in the vi.
cinity of Madelia.
Loans on farm land security nego-
tiated on the most favorable terms,
and lands for sale and to rent by
j. NEwHART, New Ulm.
One of John Schapekam's children,
a bow about 8 months DID,, died of
Group last Saturday. The family have
the sympathy of the community in
this their sadberea vement.
We are informed by our Springfield
correspondent that fair will be held
at the Catholic church of Burns for the
benefit Of the church, on the 18th inst.
All are invited to attend and assist in
the good cause.
Mr.. Lankard and family who have
been residing in Mr.. Friton's house in
this place for several months past, have
lately moved to Cottonwood township
where Mr.. Lankard is to teach an eight
months term of school.
The st. James Journal says Frank
Shaubut has disposed of his hotel pro.
perty at Mountain Lake to one G. P.
Mckenzie. Mr.. and Mrs. Schaubut have
gone.to st. Paul, which place they in.
tend to make their home in the future
Any disease Of tho. Kidneys, Blad
der, Urinary Organs, Nervous System
or case Of Lame back, that cannot be
cured byADay's Kidney Pad, cannot b@
cured BY any other treatment or RENE
dy in existence.
A few Of our patriotic citizens flung
their flags to the breeze on election
day, and other wonld doubtless hav'
done the Same had not their minds beer
wholly occupied with thoughts respect
ing their favorite candidates.
The entertainment at Turner Hal
last Sunday evening was very poorly
attended. The programme consisted
of music by the cornet band, severa
songs by the M@nnerchor, a song b.
Miss Pfaender, and also some comica
songs by a st. Paul gentleman.
Last Monday, All Saints day, wa
commemorated by the Catholics
this city and vicinity. A great man
people came in from the country, an
our merchants and other business me
were generally busy from morning tn
night.
!. The renowned Clement brothers con
cert troupe. will give one Of their popu
lar entertainments at Turner Hall "a
morrow evening. The same companlJ
were here some time ago, and all VIII
attended their concert spoke very high
" Of their performances.
We have this week received copy
of the Granite Falls Journal, publish
ed by Bennett & Lathrop. also the La
@ nj Palle Independent of which Chan
berlain & Jacob are publishers. Bot
are neat papers, bristling with livel
news items, and they deserve tn
hearty support of all intelligent cit
zens Of their respective communitie.