New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-03-10

a large stock of whitewash and paint
brushes has just been received at the
City Drug Store, and will ebe sold at
last years prices.
The Winona Republican reports the
Mississippi river clear of ice at that
place, and says the ferry boat was do.
ing regular service last Saturday.
When physicians recommend Bro
moline us a Blood Purifyer for skin
diseases. ETC., it certainly must be
good. Call at our store and get a bot
tie OF it. Sold by Jos. Bobleter.
Gen. Sigel is announced to speak in
several places in this State during the
present month. We have not yet heard
whether he will visit this city on his
present tour or not.
The Sleepy Eye Herald publishes a
list Of % names OF citizens Of that town
and vicinity who last week jointly con-
tributed the snug little sum of $lO7. IS
to the Irish relief fund. The Herald
heads the list with $500. Well done.
Jos. Gales is favorably spoken of as
a candidate for constable at the coming
charter election. Mr.. Gales is thor
oughly competent for the position and
it he desires it will MO doubt be elect
ed without opposition.
Lieut.. Chas. Stole, Corporal Xav.
Rosskopf and We editor will represent
the Governors Guards at the military
convention to be held in Faribault on
March seth. Sergt. II. B. Constans
will represent the Ramsey Guards.
Dame Rumor says that new time
table is soon to 60 into effect on the
Winona and St. Peter railroad, and
that both passenger trains will then
run through to Tracy, but the old lady
may be misinformed, you know.
We learn from the St. Peter Tribune
that Frank l.. Randall, former Super.
intendent of schools of Nicollet coun.
ty, has been admitted to practice as
an attorney and counselor in all the
courts of this State, at the recent
term of court held in St. Peter.
A large specimen of wild cat was
killed by r. Massepust in Milford,
last Thursday. It measured 81 inches
from the nose to the tail, and weighed
IS pounds. Prof. B. June of this city
secured the carcass and forwarded it
to the State University museum.
The Governors Guards have decid-
ed to produce the thrilling military
drama "The Spy Of Atlant,," on Sa-
turday, April 10th. A social hop will
follow the Grammatical part of the ell.
tertainment. The admission price has
been fixed at IS cents for each person.
Some of the papers in southern Min.
nesota arc advocating the holding of
t'lC oUt'lO L N'I ACAC Ittll NO AlIIlhItO,
and the Sherburn County Star remarks:
"For. Heavens sake let any place have
it that will take it, Our friend Dare
evidently dosn't intend to patronize
the next State Fair.
Sincere thanks. l suffered for five
years with Rheumatism. Having been
persuaded by friends to try the st. ia.
cobs Oil, l must acknowledge that it
is the best remedy l ever used; in fact,
it cured me entirely. Accept my sim
cere thanks. Frank Schwarz, 90 Nine.
teenth St., Cincinnati, Ohio.
On Monday evening last, quite many
Of our citizens and their ladies congre-
gated ut the residence of Weigand
Hauenstein, to celebrate that gentle.
mans 10th and DR.. Berry's 42d birth.
days. The guests were most hospita.
bly, entertained. The supper, served
by Mrs. Hauenstein, was really superb.
May both gentlemen live to celebrate
many more birthdays.
Whether taken to relieve internal
suffering in the throat and lungs, or
applied externally to heal a tumor,
sore or cut, remove corn, or remedy
stiffness, rheumatism, lameness or
soreness, Thomas Electric OIL is
equally reliable. Testimonials from
the most authentic sources, conclusive
ly prove this. The advertisement in
another column should be read.
Our charter election will this year
be held on Tuesday April 5th. The
officers to be elected are mayor, two
councillors, city clerk, treasurer, mar.
shall, two justices and one constable.
Each will he elected for Il term of
two years. L. Buenger and William
Frank are the outgoing councillors.
Talk up your candidates.
We take pleasure in calling the at
tention of our readers to the new ad.