New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-09-01
We take pleasure in calling the at
tontion of our readers to the new ad.

IGNITION Of our readers to the new adj
vertlsement of B. & Z. G. Behnke
which appears IN another column.
They have received a large new stock
OF ready-made clothing, both for gen.
tlemen and youths, dress goods, boots
& shoes. &C., and having bought for
cash in eastern markets they arc in a
position to offer extraord mary induce.
ments to purchasers. When in want of
anything in their line be sure to give
them a call and look over their cnorm.
GUS stock and obtain prices.
A double wedding was the occasion
of a pleasant little gathering at the
residence of Mr.. Aug, Schell last Mon
day evening. Mir. Adolph Schell was
welded to Miss Mary Ziehr, and Mr..
Geo. Marti to Miss:.Emma Schell. Rev.
Alex. Berghold tied the matrimonial
knot for the former couple and justice
Richard Fischer for tho latter. The
little ceremony was performed in the
presence of only the relatives of the
parties interested, and we are inform
ed that with the exception of the Sill.
Vcr COrnet Band, which went out and
gave the newly welded folks sere-
made, the event passed off in a quite
family gathering. The REVIEW en-
braces this occasion to wish all the In
terestcd parties a happy journey
through their welded life.
From tho number of candidates al
ready mentioned, it appears that the
sheriff's Office will be the most sought
after Of any in the county this fall It
has been generally supposed that the
Democrats would concede John Man.
derfeld, the present incumbent, re-
nomination, but this seems to be mis-
taken idea as in the last issue Of the
Sleepy Eye Herald Mr.. William Skin.
ner announces himself as Il candidate
for the Democratic nomination. Mr..
Skinner is an old resident of tho town
Of Milford and has served one term in
the legislature, and as he is quite well
known in the county he will be apt to
give Mr.. Mandcrfeld hard rub. AS
the next sheriff will be Republican,
however, it makes but little difference
who receives tho empty honor of no.
mination on the Democratic side.
The editor and manager Of the Slec-
py Eye Gazette are informed that
there was smaller attendance at the
funniest recently held in this city
than there was at Sleepy Eye on the
Fourth, and they rise to remark: IF
not in numbers, however, financially,
it must have been success, for every
thing was sold ut the most outrageous
prices which could be imposed on the
visitors; beer five cents thimblc-fuli
with Il little cheap foam, was a good
thing. No one could get enough to
make himself drunk without it costing
him at least five dollar bill.' Now,
boys, do you really mean what you
say, or are you only joking? Your
statement is so absurd and ridiculous
shat you certainly can not give it in
cinccrity. Unless that ''icc cold lc-
monade' dished out 50 literally by the
Sleepy Eye people Oh tho Fourth was
mighty deceiving, thcro was no COM
parison between tho crowds that were
present at Sleepy Eye on the Fourth
and that which attended the funniest
in this city; in fact tho number of pco-
pie that noclzed to Sleepy Eye on the
Fourth to founder through the mud
and hear the gifted orators was so
great that the ground couldn't hold
them all, and they could be seen perch
ed on the limbs of every tree in ALI
sons grove. AS the people that at
tended thcTurnfest in this city did not
come here to buy goods and get drunk.
and as by far the larges portion of them
were housed entertained free Of CHARGE
wo fail to imagine what it could have
been that the visitors had to pay such
''0utrageous'' prices for. It is not Gus
tomary anywhere on such occasions to
sell beer by the pint or quart, although
the bar.tenders at Turner Hall Park ON
Sunday had all been furnished with
schooners under explicit instructions to
fill them, without foam, but only to be
by certain Sleepy Eve. news.