New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1882-04-19
NEW ULM REVIEW, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 49, 1882

ar Iberia are made Of plucky material
!. and when they once take hold Of any.
n thing it's bound to come.
WANTED-A good compositor, press
: man and job printer to take charge Of
H. the mechanical Department. of the
III Review. Wages liberal. Address
N Jos. Bobleter, New Ulm, MINI.
lincoln County Journal: Now that
II NJ. +. Mathews Of Marshall is brought
E. to the front by his friends as candi.
}. date for the Judgeship of this district
- we see no reason why the choice is not
good one. Mr.. Mathews is known
to be man Of ability, good moral
- character and gentleman.
e Mr.. Horace Sevvill, of Altoona, Pa.
> says: my wife and are upward of
seventy years of age. OF late we both
have begun to feel the infirmities of {
l. old age Nothing seems to revive, ,
d exhllarate, and strengthen us, as does ,
|. Browns Iron Bitters. We would !
y not do without it for ten times it's
} COST"
The Tribune says that Senator II.
G. Miller of st. Peter has not thought
of being candidate for Congress, and
y that the Times merely cracked a Joke
e when it said that he was candidate.
The story that he was about to be ap.
pointed to foreign consulate was no
e doubt also put in circulation by way
3, of a joke.
- The crack shots Of Sleepy Eye are {
% anxious to give our shootists another
trial at breaking glass balls. No use,
boys, you buried the New Ulm club
Z beyond resurrection two years ago, and
"a it is doubtful whether the members
}. now could hit the side of barn, with
|, them on the inside and all doors clos.
T. ed. Is
An iron mine was recently discover.
n ed at Lake Crystal in the carcass of a
It cow. The COW had died with symp.
f toms OF poisoning, consequently DR..
1t Burrows held an autopsy, ard discov.
- cred that the poison consisted of sever.
al pounds, more or less, of wire, screws,
nails, rlvets, cartridges and various
& other articles of like nature.
d Jos. Stutz, of West Newton, has
It bought the property heretofore occu.
), pied by VIM. ANIME, on MINI. street
q between Sd and 18th North streets, and
he will move into town as soon as he
J.. can bring his personal effects across
f the river. He intends to conduct
!. grocery and saloon business, starting
- IN about the first Of May.
y Two of our city fathers, Henry Kel.
Ter and Jacob Pf@nninger, are about
a to take four months leave of alb.
q sence for the purpose of visiting their
\. old homes on the Rhein, in Switzer-
!. land. Otto Schell, we are informed,
a will accompany them on their outward
f. trip, but he expects to spend at least
year in visiting the various places Of
interest in the old country. Il
~ ~ II
q A beautiful display of northern
e lights was witnessed last Sunday night.
s The bright flashes shot upward from
S all directions in most exquisite bril-.
IS liancy, and. about 1890 o'clock the
heavens assumed a cardinal red color,
which made an awe inspiring sight.
). During the auroral display the atmos-
= phere was heavily charged with cleo.
tricity and telegraph wires became
= useless for the time being. Il
The Chicago and Northwestern rail.
y road company have given notice that
, until the first of June they will ship
: wheat, corn, cats, rye and barly, for
a seeding purposes, from any station on
, their road, in quantities less than a
Q car load, for distances less than $50
miles at 121l cents per hundred; from
$50 to 200 miles, Is cents; 200 to ESQ
miles, III cents; Isl to 300 miles, 20
Il cents. |,
d Our friend Kutchin of the Tracy
r Gazette has for the Goth time been
r buried under plaster slide from his
Office ceiling, but he says good luck at.
tended him in digging out from un.
. der the pile Of mortar just as it has %
1 times before. Hutch thinks that the
trouble all comes by plasterers not u.s.
l. ing enough HAIR. He says it warps,
: contracts and narrows the bleeding
soul of man to sleep in building
where plaster slides are common and
q too numerous for comfort.
The Brownton mail carrier and his
precious freight got a bad soaking in
the Minnesota river last Friday eve.
ming. He and another man were in
the act of crossing to this side in a
4 cliff when tho n1aono6 thino became |