New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-02-11
NEW ULx AND VICINITY.
Lent commences to-day.

NE" OAA AND vxVxNA1 L.:
Lent commences to-day.
st. Valentines day next Saturday.
For sentimental or comic valentines
go to the City Drug Store.
We have a new Portland cutter
which we will sell lawfully" cheap.
Come and see US, somebody.
The passenger train due here from
the east at 8:45 am. last Sunday morn.
ing did not arrive until about $3.50 p.
m.
Why have those pimples on your
face, when you can be cured by bot
tie of Bromoline? Try it. Sold by
Jos. Bobleter.
A new school house is to be built in
Dist. No. S, town of Cottonwood, the
coming summer. See notice to con-
tractors in another column.
There will be prize gymnastic exer.
cises at Turner Hall on the evening of
WashingtOn's birthday. Particulars
next week.
The masquerade balls at both Turner
and Union Halls were we'll attended
last evening and general good time
was enjoyed all around.
The Chicago. Weekly News is all
meat, no wind or gush. 1t is content
to state facts, leaving to others the
monopoly of verbose writing and tire.
some platitudes.
have received a car load of Burnell
barb wire, which will sell at St. Paul
prices, for cash. AS the price of wire
is fast advancing, it would be we'll for
those intending to do any fencing this
season to buy early. NJ. MULLEN. +
Robert Loheyde has received the
agency for the Goodrich Singer sewing
machine, one of the best sewing ma
chimes in the market, and he will be
pleased to explain it's merits to any who
may want to purchase first.class ma
chine.
Senator Mcmillan has introduced a
bill in Congress for the relief of Col.
Vim. Pf@nder. 1t appropriates $883.50
to reimburse him for property lost by
burning of government buildings at
Fort Ridgely, Mlnn., in 1865.
Our Druggists are selling large guam
titles of DR.. Marshall's Lung Syrup
for coughs, colds, and pulmonary com.
plants generally. It takes the lead of
all cough remedies. Try it. Price rs
cents, so cents and 81 bottle. Sold
by Jos. Bobleter.
NJ. Mullen informs us that he has
Just received car load of the we'll
knownMcSherry seeders and drills, and
says another car is OH the way which
will be here in a few days. He will
also receive to-day or tomorrow car
load of the celebrated Fish Bros wag.
0ns.
New Ulm being noted for her liber.
atty, Mrs. Max Fink and another lady
: of St. Paul visited our city last week
to solicit contributions for the Germ
an orphans asylum established in St.
Paul. Our citizens, irrespective of
nationality, contributed quite liberal
ly, over 800 being given for the good
cause. Next.
It is folly to endure unnecessary pain
when an inexpensive, highly recon-.
mended and long-tested remedy, like
Thomas electric OIL, will stop it. AS
an outward balsam for rheumatism,
abrasions and sores; or taken Internal
ly for cough, hoarseness, or a cold on
the chest, it has no peer. Our adver-
tisement describes it more fully. Note
-Eclectric, selected and electrified.
We learn from the St. Paul Volkszeit.
ung that our old townsman Col. VIM.
Pf@nder has been appointed special
agent of the American Central Fire In.
surance Company, of St. Louis, for
Minnesota and Dakota and that he will
soon make tour of his territory for
the purpose Of establishing new agen-
cies and visiting old ones. The compa-
ny has made wise selection, as in Col.
Pfender they have secured an efficient
and faithful officer.
We learn that Mr.. E. G.. PAIL has
given up the idea Of going to Iowa next
month. and now contemplates taking
an interest in the new steam flour mill
to be built in this city the coming sum.
mer. The gentlemen having this en-.
terprise in view are George and Carl
schmitt, VIM. Koch and E. G. PAIL.
The former two are practical millers,
and taking it altogether it will be a
strong firm.
During the month Of January Clerk
of Court Blanchard issued marriage
licenses to the following named par
ties:
Chas. J. Hutchings and Ella M. Carroll.
Jos. Wylie and Lula M. Graves.
Oscar E. Miner and Johanna Erickson.
G. G. Harrington and Ella F. Hall.
Wenzel Martinker and Mary Brauns.
Chris. Kopishke and Johanna Larson.
John J. Penning and Mary Dehn.
Henry Diepolter and Eliza Satterlee.
John Krieser and Josephine Heinen.
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