New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-06-16
NEW ULM AND VICINITY.

NEW ULM AND VICINITY.
Trains on the Winona & st. Peter
railroad commenced running regularly
again last Monday.
Wear glad to report that Mr.. Al
bert Blanchard is recovering from
his late severe illness.
The Silver Cornet Band of this citv
will give concert at Harmony Hall in
Sleepy Eye next Friday evening.
The youngest child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Flicker died from diphtheria last Sa.
turday morning.
Ed, Roden has removed his cigar
store and factory into Stark's build.
ing opposite the postoface.
S. D. Peterson has for sale few SO.
cond hand Edward, Marsh, Kirby and
Mccormick machines which he will
sell cheap.
The proceedings of the Republican
National convention which convened
in Chicago on the I'd inst. will be found
on the first page Of this issue of the
Review.
a large assortment of 4th of july
goods will be received at the City Drug
Store in day or two and will be sold
ut bottom prices at either wholesale or
retail.
The Madelia Times says that H. B.
Wadsworth of that place has corn
three feet high, thirty.fve days days
from planting, an average of over an
inch day.
The original Garfield man of this
city, A. F. Walton, our esteemable
register OF deeds, is the most happiest
man in town since his favorite carried
off the fist prize in Chicago.
We take pleasure in calling the at
tention of our readers to the adyer.
tisement of Nix l. Lesch. proprietors
OF the Custer Meat Market. Both
these men are we'll known to our citi.
zens and deserve encouragement in
their new enterprise.
Now that Gen. James A. Garfield
has received the Republican nomina.
ton for President we will take SUBJ
scrlptions for the REVIEW to be paid
when he Is elected. Five or six hun.
dred new subscribers are wanted on
these terms.
The silver cornet band of this place
have made arrangements to give a
concert at Sleepy Eye next Friday
evening. The boys have spent con.
siderable time dnring the last week in
rehearsing, and they expect to give
the Sleepy Eye folks some good mu.
sic.
The Renville Times says ex.sheriff
Whitmore, of Redwood Falls, attempt.
ed to commit suicide on Saturday the
5th inst. by taking arsenic. The dose
being to large was the cause of his
failure too end his days. It is intimat.
cd that there is probably crookedness
in his official career.
c. A. Holbert representing the
'Pantograph" Bloomington Ill. CALLED
Oh US yesterday in the interests of the
Photograph Cheap Binder which is a
valuable invention. We have pur.
chased the exclusive right for Brown
county and in future all our job work
will be bound in the Paragraph Cheal
Binder.
An inspirited Spiritualist announces
that tomorrow, June 18th, Minnesota
is to be visited by one of the most ter
rifle and destructive storms of the sea
son. It is to commence about Mankatt
and will increase in fury and power a!
it travels down the Minnesota valley
until it reaches Minneapolis, Fort Smell
ling and St. Paul, where very great
uCoUA UCUAOA dAAO AOSS VI LILO WILL OCCuA
NJ. Orton's circus and menagerie CAV,
two exhibitions in this city last Satur
day to! large audiences although the ad
vanceagent had been able to do but littl'
advertising, the large show bills hav
ing been detained somewhere between
Chicago and this place by the wash
outs on the railroads. The menagerit
is not very extensive but the circus
performance is spoken Of very favora
bly,. One commendable feature of thu
concern is the good moral character
upon which it is run. Mr.. orion al
lows no gamblers and confidence me1
about his tents and people can attent
his show without fear of being insult
ed or robbed.
It appears that the German govern
ment has taken the matter Of smoking
seriously in hand, the practice being
carried to so great an excess by thu
youth of that nation that it has beer
considered to have damaged their con
situations and incapacitated them fol
the defense of their country. In Ger
tain towns of Germany, therefore, thu
police have had orders to forbid all lad!