New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-03-17

rs NOW tJQat M Mullen uaS uoosOAVu
the Gem Puzzle" he is taking orders
for seeders, plows Elwood twine and
Osborne wire binders the same as u.s.
ual.
DR.. Marshall's Lung Syrup has EN-
inently proven itself to be a safe, re.
liable and cheap remedy for coughs,
colds, etc. Price Is cents. so cents and
81 bottle. Sold by Jos. Bobleter.
The citizens of st. Peter have given
to Volk L Co. a block Of land on which
to locate new furniture factory; also
$500 towards the rent of Snyder's sash
factory to be occupied while the fac
tory is being built.
Since the .'Gem Puzzle'' has been
introduced in New Ulm our corpulent
friend Blanchard IS visibly fad.
ing away. He pronounces the ..Game
OF Fifteen" the best anti.fat ever in.
vented. We fear he is done for.
The st. Peter Tribune says that Mr..
John Edwards, late of the firm of Jones
& Edwards, OF Mankato, is about to
open general merchandise store at
CORTLAND station. This will give that
place three stores.
Albert Wagner, the leader of the
Silver Cornet Band, last week received
one of the most bea utiful comets We
have ever seen. When Albert next
Sunday evening steps to the front to
play cornet solo you may expect
something grand.
There were So votes cast at the re.
cent town election in Linden, against
IS last fall, which shows that the elect.
ors in that town take more interest in
their own affairs than they do in tn,
affairs of the county and State. How.
ever, not half the voters turned out.
To-day is St. Patrick's day. There
will be very large and enthusiastic
celebration at Belle PLANE. John
Dillon, the co.laborer of Hon. Chas. S.
Parnell, will address the assembled
lhrong. The day will also be observed in
other parts of the State with unusual
enthusiasm.
A representative Of the Waseca
Herald has interviewed 10 Republic
ans Of that city as to their presiden.
tial preferences, with the following
result: Grant, 30; Blaine Is; Sher.
man, II; Garfield, 4; Edmunds, 2;
Hayes. 2; Washburn, l; and the nom;
nee of the convention, S.
Some of the most complimen: airy
speeches that have ever been made are
recorded in favor of Thomas Eclectric
Oil, by persons whom it has cured OF
rheumatism, severe coughs, obstinate
sores, tumors, crick in the back, and
disorders of the kidneys. Persons de.
sirOus of knowing further of its merits.
should read our advertisement in an.
other column,
Every elector of New Ulm who has
the welfare of the city at heart
should attend the citizens meeting ut
Turner Hall tomorrow evening, as
matters OF Importance will he brought
before the meeting. We also under.
stand that nominations for the various
offices to be filled at the coming elect.
ion will be made at this meeting.
A young man named James Dawson,
Of Fillmore county, has invented a new
machine for making -four. 1t consists
of rollers instead of burr stones, and
the process is said to be cheaper, pro.
duces more -four, and is more rapid. 1t
is to be tried in Bierbauer's mill in
Mankato, and one in Winona.
D1ED-..1n the city of New Ulm, Sun.
day March 18th, l o'clock p. M, OF
membranous Group, Mary, daughter of
Mr.. & Mrs. Weigand Hauenstein, aged
years 4 months and 8 days. The re-
mains were deposited in their last
resting place last Monday after
noon. The bereaved family has the
sympathy of the community in this
their sorry afflicticn.
THE Spy of Atlanta" will be pro
luced under the auspices of the Gov
ernor's Guards at Union Hall on Satur
day evening, April 10th. At the con
clusion Of the drama the company will
be mustered by Capt. Colman Macy
of tie Governors staff, and the even
ing's entertainment will then conclude
with social hop. See the cast Of
characters for the play in another col
umn.
The Winona Republican says the
directors Of the Chicago and North
western have decided to build branch
es and extensions duting the Summer,
aggregating two hundred and sixty
five miles of new road. The greater
portion of this new line will be con
structed in Dakota Territory on the
extensions of the Winona and St. Pc
ter. Tho company has also ordered
eight hundred new cars to be used fol
transporting iron ore. from the Lake
Superior mines.
whats the matter with r. H
Bingham!" was asked us by casua
observer few days ago. Astonishet
at such a question we looked first al
our interrogation and then at r. H
One glance WAS sufficient. We saw al
once by his haggard looks that he was