New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-04-14

Lie DASUlAOV OOuA0 AA~Soo 49, s 80
on Tuesday, May 4th.
Madelia at the recent town election
voted in favor of license by 4 majority
See notice of H. A. subilia Jr. in
another column.
Herman Setter has added another
handsome new barber chair to his ton
serial establishment.
Thee. Crone one day last week. TRADED
in 1000 doz. eggs and it wasn't very
good day for eggs either.
VALENCIA oranges, lemons, California
pitted plums and smoked trout and
white fish at Pfefferle's.
Brown county is entitled to two
delegates in the coming Republican
State Convention.
Some of the old Vets at Sleepy Eye
are talking of organizing a militia
company. Good. "
Sealed proposals will be received
until April 23d for the building of the
new court house in St. Peter.
DIR. Foster, dentist, has moved his
Office into rooms over Beussmann' s
hardware store.
Emil Winterhalter. travelling sales
man for the Hamilton Paper Co.. OF
Milwaukee, looked after the wants OF
his New Ulm customers yesterday.
Jos. Schneider and. DR.. Hermann
have entered into a co-partnership for
the sale of agricultural machinery.
See their card in another column.
Witthoff & Co. have given mp the
brick yard on Hellmann's farm AID
have leased Winkelmann's yard for the
season of 1880.
Work on Pfaenninger's new building
on Centre street is now progressing
favorably. The mason work for the
basement is already completed.
Mrs. n. B. Langdon, of Marshall.
committed suicide on the Sd inst. by
inhaling large quantity of chloro'
form. Domestic trouble appears to
have led her to the rash act.
The remains of Henry Herrendoerfer
were inferred last Thursday, the fam
lily having become convinced that he
slept the sleep that knows no waking.
AS a spring medicine for purifying
the blood, or for general weakness and
debility, Bromoline is the best remedy
Sold by Jos. Bobleter.
Mothers do not lot your darlings suf'
fer with the whooping cough. Use
DR.. Marshall's Lung Syrup and the
little sufferer will soon find relief
Price Is cents, so cents and 81 a bottle
Sold by Jos. Bobleter.
SALT for fertihzing purposes il
now to be had at the Elevator.
Every farmer should at least make q
trial by sowing over a few acres . :,
Price per Ton $9.Ol
4" $. Cwt. 81
For particulars See G. w. GEORGE
at the Elevator
"A social hop will be given in Unio1
Hall a week from next Sunday evening
by Kunz's string band. They hav'
lately received some new instrument
and the proceeds of the dance are to b
applied towards paying them.
MARR1ED-1n this city Tuesday
April 9th, 1880, by Rev. G. Rein, MI
Herman Weyhe to Miss Jeanette Crone
both of this city. The happy coupl
left the same afternoon for St. Pau
and Minneapolis to spend their honey
moon.
The New Ulm Sugar Manufacturing
Co. elected the following board of d
rectors on Saturday, April Sd, for tn
ensuing year:
FIR. Book, Jos. A. Eckstein, Aug
.Westphal, S. Lnwenthal, 5. u. Pete1
son. -, ..:.s-.,.
Anton Brey will next Saturday NOV
his livery outfit into the stable former
" occupied by Ed. Casey. Mr.. Brey II
tends TO keep a livery, boarding ar
sale stable with all that the term in
plies and his prices for rigs will Away
be reasonable.
"A very popular feature of the Oh
cage Weekly Meas arc it's six complet
stories in every issue. The stores ar
well selected, often rich in dramati
interest, and always pure and whole
some in tone, making the Weekly Neu
especially welcome in the home circle