New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-02-25
Anew more good young men are
wanted in the Governors Guards. Ap.
plications should be handed in at the
meeting next 'Tnesi1av evening

It the present warm weather con
tinues week longer the familiar sone
of the wild goose and duck will again
be heard in the land. Yust look a
leedle oud and. report results to ye
REVIEW.
The Fisher.Davis poisoning case OF
Madelia has been on trial at St. James
for several days, and it was thought
would be given to the jury yesterday.
1t is believed that Davis will be &C.
quilted.
The Redwood Falls Gazette says
that DIR. Crandall reports rs cases OF
diphtheria at Lamberton in the last
three weeks, five of which have prove.
en- fatal. The disease seems to have
run its course in that locality.
Clubbing is not generally considered
an agreeable thing, but when it comes
to clubbing the Chicago weekly Meas
and the REVIEW for $3.50 a year, we
find no DIRECTORS. Try this clubbing
you'll like it.
Mothers need not be kept awake
nights by the incessant coughing OF
their children, if they have DR.. Mar
shalls Lung Syrup at hand, and give
one or two doses in season. Price Is
cents, so cents and 81 bottle. Sold
by Jos. Bobleter.
The attention Of the cavalrymen,
and all those wishing to become such,
is called to the notice of meeting
which appears in another column.
Nearly &C names are now down on the
list and many more will no doubt join
between now and then.
1t appears that our last weeks leap
year article clipped from the St. Paul
Dispatch has had its affect, as we
understand that two of our boys have
already rec eived invitations to step
up to Hymen's altar. The boys are in
a quandary whether to ''step up or
buy the dresses.
The Chicago Weekly News is what
its name indicates-a 11e10s paper. It
fairly bristles, with news. The Week.
ly News and the REVIEW both for ST. so
a year, postage included. Send your
subscription to this office before March
lst if you wish to obtain the papers at
above rate.
The New Ulm Silver Cornet Band
reorganized last Monday evening by
electing Albert Wagner leader, and
H. A. Subilia assistant. Articles of in
corporation were also signed by the
members. Mr.. Jos. Ecksteil, the for.
mer leader, has retired from the band.
The St. Paul & Sioux City railroad
has been consolidated with the Chi
cago, St. Paul & Minneapolis, and will
make things lively. Headquarters of
the consolidated roads is to remain in
st. Paul and the shops will now be
built on much larger scale than
at first contemplated. The Sioux
City road also proposes to increase it's
capital stock to cover the new branch
lines lately acquired.
Gently does it.-The mild and pleas.
ant, as we'll as efficient remedy-Wo-
mas Eclecttic Oi-which does not
nauseate, cures cough, sores, stiff
ness of the joints, bowel complaints,
liver or kidney troubles, speedily and
completely. 1t is much to be prefer
ed to more powerful but less effective
remedies. The regular advertising
column contains the advertisement
Note-Ectectrict, selected and elect
tried.
The family of Mr.. Weicherding,
living on the outskirts of the city,
was berett of two of their children last
week by the dread disease diphtheria.
One was two and the other four years
old, and both were buried at the same
time and in one grave. We under.
stand that the mother and two more
OF the children are yet down with the
same disease. These are the first ia.
tai cases we have had this winter
from diptheria, and we hope they may
also be the last.
The attention of our readers is call.
ed to the new advertisement of Mrs.
Louisa Erd, which appears in another
column. Mrs. Erd has opened out a
splendid lot of millinery and fancy
goods which she offers at St. Paul pri.
ces. Through her many years of tx.
experience she has acquired thor
ough knowledge of the business and is
therefore in position to suit the tastes
of all Ladies in want of anything in
the millinery line should make Mrs.
Erd call and examine her goods be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
"The Spy of Atlanta,'' a grani
military allegory in six acts, is about
to be put in rehearsal by the Cover
nor's Guards, and will be produced al
Union Hall sometime in April. Thi:
great play is founded on incident.
which actually occurred during the
war of the rebellion--it introduce.
Ohio's brave and gallant MCPHERSON
the actual manner of his capture ant
death is shown. It abounds with thu
most beautiful tableaux drill. marches
scenes upon the battle field, in Ander
sonville, etc., and is pronounced by
the press and public,th most success