New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1883-09-26


day evening, at which time the pre-
liminaries for the organization of a
Grand Army post will be perfect
ed.
The buggy which was awarded first
premium at the fair was manufact-
ured at the shops of Hermann Kies-
ling, and should have been so credited
in the premium list published last
week.
The law reducing letter postage
from three to two cents goes into ef-
feet next Monday. On and after that
date you can send letter to the most
distant nook in the United States for
two cents
Conductor Fred. Morgan, of the
Winona and st. Peter railroad, who
was injured by the cyclone-wrecked
train west of pOwatona, on July 2lst,
has again assumed his duties on the
regular passenger trains.
County Auditor Constans will on
Saturday, October 9th, sell the
school agricultural college lands, in
Brown county, that have been
appraised and are unsold. See notice
from State Auditor Braden in another
column.
A new Turnverein has recently
been organized in Owatonna, with ia
cob Newsalt as speaker. The Herald
says that the society already numbers
forty-fiye members and contains the
material for one of the best associa-
lions of the kind in the State.
The Board of Education has been re-
organized by the election of FIR. Burg,
| president; E. G. Koch, clerk, and Geo.
Doehne, treasurer. The regular meet
ings of the board are held on the first
Friday in each month, at 7 O'Clock p.
m. in the office of Mr. Koch.
The night operator at Kasota re-
Gently got drunk and pounded the sta
ton agent at that place in a shame
full manner. Not satisfied with that,
he got a revolver and threatened to kill
the agent, but he was arrested before
accomplishing his murderous designs.
The Lake Benton Ne1Us has informa-
ton that the pensioner Lovelace, at
whose instance Messrs. Math-
ews and Andrews were arrested, OBJ
tanned his pension by fraud. 1t is al
legged that he bribed certain parties to
make false aflidavits. The case is be-
ginning to get interesting.
The surveyors Of the Cannon Valley
railroad last Thursday ran their line
into Mankato. Nothing is known OF
the intention Of the company but the
the Free Press thinks there is little
doubt if the road is built but it will
come to Mankato, as it is becoming
too important point to pass by.
The Democrats must be getting very
anxious for office. They propose to
elect court commissioner in Brown
cunty this fall although Mr.. Hag-
berg's term of Office does not ex-
pire until January 1885. just wait a
little, when the proper time comes the
Republicans will attend to that mat
| ter.
The post office department decides
that newspaper on which the cent
stamp is pasted partly on the wrap"
per and partly on the newspaper con-
stitutes a sealed package, and subject
to letter postage. BE a little more
careful hereafter how you stick your
stamps if you want your newspaper
mail to reach the party addressed.
Our dry goods and clothing mer-
chants are laying in enor mus stocks
for the fall and winter trade. The
sidewalk in front of Theo. Crone's
store was nearly blocked with boxes
of merchandise one day last week.
Everybody is anticipating a large
trade this fall and nothing but the
bottom dropping out of wheat will
prevent it.
!
The location Of the Lutheran college
is still undecided. The question must
now be voted upon by each German
Luthern congregation in the State, and
it will be several weeks before the re-
suit is reached and declared. In the
mean time the bonus offered by New
Ulm has been increased by addition
al subscription and the sum offered is
now about $4,000.
.*::A doubtful friend is worse than
certain enemy" And vice versa a
friend is infinitely better thana doubt
full enemy. Thus Kidney Wort is an in
comparadly better friend to the human
race than whole catalogues full OF
doubtful nostrums.I is an unfailing re-
medy for that tormenting disease piles
It moves the bowels gently and free
lly, and thus removes the cause. Dc
; not fail to try it faithfully either in
dry or liquid form.