New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-08-25
Locals II Dries.
See lost noticein another column.

! sec lOSI nOtlCo IN announcer COMM.
Judge Cox held a special term Of
court in this city last Monday.
Gas administered at DR.. Fosters den.
tai Office for the painless extracting Of
teeth.
The Madelia Times says that one Of
the men withO rton's circus deniesthat
either of the children have been injur-
ed or killed as reported some time ago.
| Go to City Drug Store for Mrs.
Freeman's Natio nal Dyes. For
brightness and durability of color are
unequaled. Color from 2 to S pounds.
Price Is cents.
The Mankato Free Press of last week
has reports from threshing from 20
places in Blue Earth county, and the
average yield of wheat per acre among
those is about 10 bushels.
Is it not about time that the call for
the convention of the 37th senatorial
district was issued! The district is large
and the call should be published at
least a month before the meeting of
the convention.
Several confidence men and pick.
pockets were unwelcome guests in
our city last Sunday. They ilil not,
however, ply their vocation us far as
reported on !! very extensive scale.
The board of county commissioners
met in the auditors Office yesterday,
and in the absence of commissioner
Brust, who has gore to Germany, or
ganized by electing Ole Joergensen
chairman pro tenn. The session will
probably continue nearly the whole
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schleuder of St. Peter
met with Il serious accident last Satur-
day evening while on the way to this
city. Their carriage was overturned
just below Redstone and both were
more or less injured. No bones were
broken however. ..
Hon. NJ j. Severance, of Mankato,
is not only first.class attorney but al
SO successful chicken hunter. On
Tuesday of last week he brought home
78 chickens as the result of a days
sport, so says the Free Press. Can any
of We hunters of this place do any bet
ter!
The excursionists from Redwood
failed to put in their appearance last
Sunday as not enough desired to come
towarrant the railroad company in NOV
ing special train. 40 were anxious
to come, but so were required as the
minimum for which the train would
be moved.
A hand holding Il bottle from which
electric rays proceed, and on which
is inscribed "Thomas' Electric Oil, ="
is the trade mark of the renowned
specific for outward hurts, and pain
in the limbs, affections of the throat
and lungs, piles, bowel and liver COM
plants, kidney and other troubles,
discovered by an eminent physician
years ago, and called after him-DR.
THOMAS ECLECTRIC OIL. See adver.
tisement. .....
George Brewer, a workman in Mr..
Mather's stone quarry at Mankato, met
with a severe accident last Wednesday
afternoon. A large stone was being
moved by machinery, but catching a.
gainst some projection, Mr.. Brewer
tried to start it by means of crowbar;
but just then the stone swung around
and caught his foot, which was crush.
ed in such terrible manner that it had
to be amputated about five inches be.
low the knee. ".,s.s
Sixteen fiat cars of the eastern bound
freight train last Friday morning were
ditched and badly wrecked near Henry
HOffman's place, about three miles
from this city. No one was injured
but it is said that one of the brakemen
made remarkable fast time to keep out
of the way of the wreck. The damage
to the track was repaired with but
little delay to trains. The accident
was caused by broken rail.
The Sleepy Eye Vide Awahc materi
al has been purchased by Fl. E. Bake,
and D. W. Coulthard, and last week Z
issue of the paper under the newman.
agement gives token that the change
is good one. The story "Wrune
from the Crave" which has been run.
ming in the editorial columns for the
last few months to the exclusion of all
editorial and news matter, has been
prematurely consigned hack to the
grave and news items and live edit0ri
ais substituted in its place. The name
of tho paper is to be changed to Sleepy
Eye Gazette. We wish the new
regime success.
The Merchants Hotel came very
near being cremated last Sunday night.
Mr.. Fritz, a man of all work abou,
the hotel, upon going to bed placed
his pipe on window sill in close prox.
unity to a curtain, and after he got
fast to sleep the curtain caught fire
from tile burning tobacco in the pipe
and before it was discovered the fire
had been famed into a blaze and was
rapidly crawling towards the wooden
sealing. Thee. Weyhe was the first to
discover the fire and ho at once has
tened to Mr.. Brust's room, and in