New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1881-03-16
Allthose in want of a good harrow
should consult the notice of John Lau.
terbach in another colum,

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place one day, awaiting the arrival of
barrel OF kerosene from Sleepy Eye.
In about all hour after the barrel was
| opened the supply was exhausted.
The "thinness" of our local columns
this week must be attributed to sick
ness in our family and rush Of Job
work, which together has occupied so
much of our time during the past week
that we have had little time to circle
around to any very great extent.
William Gebser, Of Sleepy Eye, has
purchased the building now used as q
post office in that place, and will re-
move it to an adjacent lot where it will
be turned into a cigar mandatory.
We are pleased to notice that Mr.. Geb-
ser is prospecting in his business at
that place.
George Vogel, of Cottonwood town.
ship, is making preparations to erect a
saloon during the coming season on
Broadway near the City Garden. This
street seems to be getting attractive to
saloon-keepers, rs there are already
| three in full blast, including the Union
| Hall.
Leading citizens of Redwood Falls
haye taken steps to organize a com.
pany for the purpose Of prospecting
for coal near that place. We trust
our Redwood neighbors will be success.
full in discovering an abundance of the
much.needed article.
Adelbert's band is contemplating
uniforming in the near future. The
band is making satisfactory progress
and deserves to be sustained by our
citizens. The uniform to be adopted
has not yet been fully decided upon,
but we are informed it will be a good
one.
At the next city election which will
be held on the first Tuesday in April,
being the 5th, three councilmen are
the only officers to be elected. The out.
going members are Peter Scherer, FIR.
Book and Henry Keller, the latter
having been elected last fall to fill the
umeXpired term of Jacob Brust. All
three will no doubt be re- elected.
Owing to the severe illness of Mrs.
Adolph Setter, Jr., who we understand
has had relapse, the concert and ball
which has been advertised to be held
at Turner Hall next Sunday evening
under the auspices Of the New Ulm
Silver Cornet Band has been postponed
until the following Sunday, March
9th.
a Mr.. Kojetin, residing on south.
west quarter of section 81, township
ia, range IS, (Henryville), while dig.
| ging we'll recently struck, at the depth
of 25 feet, first.class evidence of coal.
Having had considerable experience in
coal mining, he is of the opinion that
he has found something worthy the
attention of capitalists.--RenvaUe
| Times.
1fyou are troubled with fever and
ague, dumb ague, bilious fever, jaun
dice, dyspepsia, or any disease of the
liver, blood and stomach, and wish to
get we'll try the remedy, Prof. Gull
mette's French Liver Pad, Ask your
druggist for it, and take no other, and
if he has not got it send ST. SO in a
letter to the French Pad Co., Toledo,
0. and receive one by return mail.
Last Friday nights storm made some
roads leading into this place almost i'm
passable, while others were completely
blocked up. On Sunday number of
teams from CORTLAND were on their
way to this city. but when near
the top OF this side of Henry Muel-
ler's place they were all compelled to
turn back, being unable to get through
some of the huge drifts in the cuts at
that place.
Habitual Costiveness is the bane of
nearly every American woman. From
it usually arises those disorders that so
surely undermine their health and
strength. Every woman owes it to
herself and to her family to use that
celebrated medicine, Kidney Wort. It
is the sure remedy for constipation,
and for all disorders Of the kidneys and
liver. Try it in liquid or dry form.
| Equally efficient either form,-Boston
Sunday Budget.
lam prepared to sell emigrant tick.
cts from Europe to New Ulm, via Ant
werp and Philadelphia, at the follow
ing exceedingly low rates:
From Antwerp to New Ulm, $3S, 20;
from Berlin, Prussia, to New Ulm,
$40. so; from Rotterdam, Holland. $780,.
20; from Innsbruck, Tyrol, ss47 go; from
Ulm, Bavaria, $3.50; from Baden,
Switzerland, $s44 ,3O;and from hundreds
of other places at corresponding low
rates. Jos. Bobleter, Agt. Red Star
Line.
The Winona Republican of the 10th
inst. contains correspondence from
Walnut Grove and Huron. The cor.
respondent from the former place (Mr.
N. W. Webber) states that scores OF
families are suffering for fuel. Many
have taken down sheds, and even hous'
es, to keep themselves from freezing
At Huron the people burn hay, OF
which they have plenty. They are
! saving their coal for q probable cold