New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-03-24
NEW UhM AND VICINITY.
See notice to teachers in another col

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See notice to teachers in another col
umn.
Horse for sale at a bargain. Inquire
at the Review Office.
A social dance in Union Hall, and
Thester in Turner Hall, next Sunday
evening.
Next Sunday is Easter. Prepare to
make your children happy with Easter
eggs.
Chromos! Chromos A large and
splendid assortment at the City Drug
Store and Wagner's furniture store
The Board of County Commissioners
adjourned Thursday evening, after DE-
ing in session two and half days.
Be sure to call for Bromoline when
YOU want thorough and prompt
Blood Purifier. Sold by Jos. Bobleter'
A Grand Army Post has been organ
lied at Madelia with w. N. Villas as
Commandant and G. G. Mullen, Adju-
tant.
The Lamberton Commercial office
last Friday received a new press ana
the Commercial will hereafter appear
in an enlarged form.
.The Spy of Atlanta the most
thrillirl g military drama of the day. at
Union1 [all two weeks from next Sa:ur.
day, and don't you forget it.
VIM schmitt will take possession of
the Northwestern hotel on April LIST,
instead of May 1st as stated in a.pre-
vious issue.
The Governors Guards has ordered
40 sets of white belts and an agreeable
surprise is in store for our natives
when the company again appears on
our streets.
All interested in the doings of the
county commissioners should perpse
the proceedings of their March session
which appear elsewhere in this issue
of the Review.
Wisconsin Soldiers.-Send to D. N.
Kasson, Secretary of the executive
committee, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, for
full information concerning the grand
reunion, June 9TH. Furnished free.
Give name of regiment and company.
A daughter of John Teas, of Stark
township, was misteriously abducted
last Thursday night. 1t is however
probable that the young lady was a
willing victim in the affair, and that
the abductor was no less a parsonage
than her brother.
The St. Peter 1'ribuae says that a
bold attempt was made in that city on
the evening Of the 9th inst. to rob
Albert Peterson, st. Paul travelling
man. Mr.. Peterson knocked the fel-
low down with his valise and then
made his escape.
Rising says " if the New Ulm Review
man cannot have a controversy with
the Wide-Awake without getting rag
ing mad we are an immensely thin
journal. Mad! What should either the
"Review' or the "man'' get mad a.
bout, at the rawlings of lunatic?
We have now reported the results
in the recent town elections from all
the towns ir this county except Multi.
gan, Prairieville and North Star.
If any one in those towns will 60 to
the trouble of sending us the returns,
we will gladly publish them.
The Gary Interstate says that the
Chicago & Northwestern company's
surveyors have recently been twice
driven from the Indian country by the
red skins. Another attempt to survey
the route. the Indians say, will result
in death to the surveyors.
We are sorry to learn Of the death Of
the esteemable wife of Christ. June,
of Chaska. Christ. is a brother of Ben.
June, of this city ,andwas formany years
a workman in Laudenschlager's tin and
hardware store. He has the sympathy
of his many New Ulm friends in this
his sad bereavement.
We are glad to know that Rising
hasn't got quite so low as to course
the man that fished him out of the
gutter, nor abused the confidence of
the proprietor by tapping the till in
his drug store;" although he doesn't
deny that his vote can be bought for
five-cent drink of whiskey.
MARR1ED-At the residence of the
officiating minister Rev. D. M. Hag-
gard, in Stately township, Brown Co.,
Mr.. Henry Evans, of Willow Lake,
Redwood county, to Miss Missouri
Pool, of North Star, this county. Our
informant forgot to give us dates, but
we suppose the wedding took place
sometime last week.
Wide.Awake-t' Bobleter pours warm
molasses candy all over the heads of
our council just because they gave him
six shillings' worth of printing to do"
Pray, Rising, will you kindly inform
us when this six shillings' worth of
printing" was done. We'd like to
collect the amount.
Some people are very careless. A
letter addressed to A. F. Walton, New
Ulm, was mailed at the Lone Tree