New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1883-05-23

A large suppley Of Keystone pencil
tablets, all sizes, has been received at
the City Drng Store. Also CONNER
cial tablets and box papers of all des
criptions. Tablets sold from two cents
upward.
1t was rather shabby on the part
Of the Leslie company to announce
their concert on the date which had
already been advertised fer the con-
cert by the New Ulm band at the hall.
It is too greedy.-Her0ld.
Mr.. Jacob Johnson's saloon in Lei
bold's building has been fitted up in
first-class style. The bar is we'll
stocked with good liquors and cigars
and patrons will receive prompt and
gentlemanly attention.
Judge Weber is winning golden
opinions in his official capacity. The
Ninth Judicial District has entered
upon a highway to better manage
ment than has characterized it's course
for several years past.-Renvills Co.
Times.
Not quite SO fast, Bro. Bowen. The
thirty-tWo liquor licenses issued IN
this city include two drug stores and
several general stores. We are not
quite 50 bad as you would make US
out to be. -~
Two of our physicians were badly
taken in recently. They treated
puss bag (absess) for hernia, so the
story goes, but finally gave it up as a
bad job. Another physician was called
and the thing was given dead away.
Andreas Anderson, the Renville
county wife murderer, convicted last
November of murder in the second
degree, was given a life sentence in
Saltwater, by Judge Weber, last
week. Sentence had been wi thheld
by Judge Baldwin pending a motion
for a new trial, which was not granted.
We learn from private sources that
our Washington territory pilgrims
did not find a country flowing with
milk and honey on the Pacific coast,
and that a few of the party are al.
ready journeying Minnesota-ward
again. Christ. Emmerich, we are i'll
formed, has located in Portland, Ore
gon.
Itappears that the young man said
to have been drowned In the Minneso~
ia river at lie Sueur, recently, while
rescuing a little girl, came sort by
Dick Pierce dodge on the Manufactures
Press, which first contained an account
of the drowning. Nobody was drowned
and the smart young man concocted
the story to brighten his parents.
The flour mill at Nicollet Station
was destroyed by fire on Tuesday
morning of last week. The fire was
first discovered in the roof and might
easily have been extinguished but for
the want of ladders of sufficient
length. The loss is estimated at $l2,-
900, with only $4,000 insurance ON
mill and none on stock.
Geo. Crouch, according to the Her.
aid, has succeeded in recognizing
the Sleepy Eye Gun Club, with view
to "getting away with the New Ulm
Gun Club. The New Ulm club
has not yet shown any signs of vital.
ty. The members are apparently
willing to retire upon their last years
victories, land the Sleepy Eye club must
look elsewhere for their victims.
\ x*"Better be wise by the misfor-
tunes of others than by your own"
Take warning in time. Avoid quack
nostrums by which thousands aDnu-
ally perish. Use only such remedies
as are demonstrated above suspicion,
foremost among which is Kidney
Wort. For torpid liver, bowels or
kidneys, no other remedy equals it. 1t
is sold in both dry and liquid form ny
all druggists.
According to the Gazette, the County
Commissioners of Redwood county at
a meeting last week provided for the
construction of several important
bridges-on or two over Sleepy Eye
creek, and one on the Cottonwood
river between Gales and Johnsonville.
A committee was also appointed to
consult with a competent engineer re-
lative to the bridging of the Mime
sofa at Redwood Falls.
Till Tibbetts has been making some
observations on the amount CT cream
obtainable from the milk of his COWS.
In ono we'll attested instance from