New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1881-04-06


Mr. Lauterbach' S near the church, at.
ter which the happy couple departed
for their home. On Sunday night
Adelbert's band, unbeknown to anyone
repaired to Milford and agreeably sur.
prised the slumbering inhabitants of
the Henle domiclle by giving them a
midnight serenade. Of course the
boys we're in due time invited in and
entertained as well us circumstances
permitted. May they all live to cele-
brate their golden wedding.
lAttleboro Chronicle.]
Carry the News.
MIR. John Etzensperger, manufacture.
ing Jeweler of N orthAttleboro', Mass,
lately communicated to us the follow
ing: I suffered so much with pains in
my arm, that at times I was complete
ly helpless. I used that incompatible
remedy St. Jacobs Oil and was COM
pletely cured as if by magic.
/. The row raised by the young roughs
in St. Peter short time since appears
to have been premeditated, to get re-
venge on saloon keeper. They were
to have a tilt with the marshal, show
him he was of no occount, but finally
O'Conner, who was to be the leader,
was to so manage as to be arrested, and
go with the marshal as far as the Mic
ollet House, where, at a signal, they
should release O'Connor, give the mar
shall a drubbing, and thus end the affair.
O'Connor and Parsons, two of thu gang.
have been captured. O'Connor was
fined 800 and went to Jail ninety days
in default. Parsons, charged with
attempting to rescue him, was held for
trial. James Rogers, G. B. Fish, Alonzo
Parsons and Ed. O'Connor are now in
Jail awaiting the action of the grand
jury at the May term of court.
The contemplated Improvements at
the Eagle Mill were begun last Friday.
The old building which has heretofore
been used for saw mill purposes has
been torn down, and the material for the
new building, which has already been
framed, is expected from below every
day. The building will be erected
under the supervision of Mr.. Jos.
Bisneau, of Minneapolis, and is to be
completed by May lst. Mr.. R. G. Schu.
Ter, also of Minneapolis, has the con-
tract for putting in the new machinery
AS soon as the work has progressed so
far as to interfere with the grinding in
the old mill, the mill will be shut down
| until the improvements are completed.
The new mill will be furnished with
| all the latest and most approved appli.
ances. and it's capacity will be some.
thing over 200 barrels Of flour per day.
Such of the old machinery as can be
made use of will be moved into the
new building, and the old building
will be used for storing grain, barrels
and surplus flour. Thus the good work
goes on.
The following letter was recently
written by prisoner confined in the
Nicollet county Jail. He had mace
arrangements to liberate himself, but
as Sheriff Downs was suspecting as
much he kept good look out on his
movements and thereby thWarted his
| plans:
i am sorry that cant stay with you
ally longer. don't think l wood leave
you if you would treate me as you do
the rest of the boys but you have been
! so fraid CT me all the time that you
had to lock me up inside from the
others 50 that / couldn't get away from
you. Now you see the result of it you
are very sharp but not sharp Enuff for
me-
if you have got more money than
you want You can offer it for me if you
| will write to me will let you know
| where am. Yours truly
JNo p HAUBRIs, now but no more
amen.
OF course the sheriff did not write,
as he knows just exactly where his
| friend John is, and that he has con.
cluded to remain under his kind pro-
lection yet for awhile.
A GOOD MEDICINE. Mr.. j. Wyatt,
of Rockingham, n. c., has little boy,
five years old, who has been suffering
with skin disease, breaking out all
over, ever since he was born. He in.
forms us, he saw the advertisement of
DR.. ]. G. Ayers Sarsaparilla in the
Danville Times, and bought bottle of
it. He administered it to the boy, and
states there has been wonderful i'm
provement. The breaking out is rapid.
ly disappearing, and the boys appetite
is good for the first time.-DanviNe
Ta., Times. Ayers sarsaparilla is sold
by all druggists, and is a positive
remedy for impurities of the blood.
Why suffer day after day, and month
after month, with lame back, sciatica,
lumbago, gravel, diabetes. female
weakness, etc., when you can be cured
by wearing Prof. Guilmette's Kidney
Pad,
Will it pay! is the first question ask
ed by the American people before an
investment. That it will pay can be
demonstrated to you beyond doubt; thu
total cost to give to you proof positive
Of what can be done in the worst east
of rheumatism is Is cents invested il
a bottle of DR.. Bosanko's Rheumatic