New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-04-21


districts, and the work has been ap.
proved Of at Washington. Brown Co.
is divided into eleven districts.
1t must be good, for everybody re.
comends it, and doctors prescribe it.
We mean DR.. Marshall's Lung Syrup,
the great cough remedy. Price Is
cents, so cents and ST. bottle. Sold by
Jos. Bobleter.
The Rochester Post says that the
change from iron to steel rails on the
line Of the Winona & St. Peter railroad
is progressing rapidly, and that the
road is now laid entirely with steel
rails as far west as Owatonna.
The Gary Interstate says that a
freight car took fire while the train
was in motion the other day, and it is
rumored that an emigrant, supposed to
be drunk, persisted in the flames, to-
gether with several horses and lot of
emigrant movablts.
We learn from the Lamberton Com
mercial that Walnut Station was visit.
ed by quite disastrous fire last Wed.
nesday evening. The two story frame
store building of L. Bedal, S. S. O Har-
ra's feed store and livery barn we're
consumed. Origin of fire unknown.
At present there are three eminent
German lecturers in Minnesota, name.
ly: Gen. Franz Sigel, F. Won Boden-
sted and Robert Reitzel. Scheneman
Pott, of San Francisco, is also announc-
ed to speak in St. Paul in the near fu-
ture. -
SALTfor fertilizing purposes is
now to be had at the Elevator.
Every farmer should at least make a
trial by sowing over few acres
Price per Ton 5000
Z" I" Cwt. so
For particulars Sec G. w. GEORGE,
at the Elevator.
Rumor says that the good looking
artist on Centre street and the gentle.
manly agent of the Winona & St. Peter
railroad company at this place are con.
templating of taking serious step in
the near future. Buckle on your ar.
mors, boys, and step right up and face
| the music like little men.
We learn that eastern Dakota and
western Minnesota, adjacent to the
Winona & St. Peter railroad, was visit
ed by severe snow, sleet, hail and
wind storm last Sunday night. About
thirty miles of telegraph wire was
blown down and in a few instance light
buildings were lifted from their foun
dalton. About inches Of snow fell al
Watertown.
New Ulm Encampment I. 0. o. F
will celebrate the anniversary of the
establishment of the order of Ode
Fellows in the United States with {
grand ball, next Monday evening, al
Turner Hall. The management have
spared neither pains or money to make
it the ball of the season and a goot
time may be expected. See the ad
vevtisement in another column.
The palm of the hand moistened
With Thomas Eclectric OIL, exerts ;
woundrous control over pain, speedil,
and entirely subduing it. The eclec
trio healing influence of this highl.
sanctioned medicine is manifested b,
the rapid disappearance of sores ant
abrasions of the skin when it is used
See the advertisement in anothe
place. Note-Eclectric, selected an,
electrified. 49,, -.
''The Sea of Ice," one of the mos
beautiful and romantic dramas eve
written, will be produced at Unio1
Hall on Thursday, Friday and Saturda.
evenings, May 9th, 7th and 9Th, unde
the auspices of the Governors Guard
and Henry G. Tyrone, scenic arts
of Chicago. The piece will be produc
ed in first-class metropolitan style q
all the scenery that will be used ha
been painted by Mr.. Tyorne especial
ly for this play. ..,..
| The beautiful German drama "Ma
thilde" was produced at Turner Hal
last Sunday evening. The leadin
character in the Observation-Disclosures
personated by Miss Theresa Fay, an
her acting was really very fine and a
times brought the tears of sympathy t
; many an eve. Miss Fay was we'll sus
tanned by the other characters, and bu
for that everlasting voice of the prom1
ter the rendition of the play woul
have been perfect.
The Sleepy Eye Dramatic Club wi
appear at Union Hall next Saturda
evening in the beautiful 3.act dram
; entitled ''Miriam's Crime,' and til
laughable farce ''Poor Pillicoddy.
The troupe is composed of amateu,
possessing no little theatrical taller
) and they produced tie above name
plays at Sleepy Eye for two succe
3 siye nights, a short time since,
crowed houses. AS this will be the
LIST appearance in this city we b
speak for them a large and appreci
tive audience.
For the benefit of all sufferers,
! good enough to bring the wonderf
effect of St. Jacobs OIL before the pu
lie. For twelve long years my wife W
, suffering with Neuralgia in the hea