New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1883-04-11

summer 40 duty on Inc IleITe dIu
Black Hills freight line.
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The ice in the Minnesota river in
front of the city went out last Sunday
and the ferry near Bender's brewery
is in full operation. The bridge above
the Eagle Mill has also been swung
into position. AS yet the river shows
no signs of going on bender.
*Why IS Mrs. Lydia F.. Pinkham'
Vegetable Compound like the Missis-
sippi river in spring freshet? Because
the immense volume of this healing
river moves with such momentum that
it sweeps away all obstacles and is lit
orally flooding the country.
Judge Weber has received notice
from the clerk Of Lincoln county that
the county seat contest, which has
been pending since Nov. 1881, has
been settled, and that there is no
business to come before the court at
the term set for April 10th. The
county seat remains at Lake Benton.
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Mr.. G. Stuebe received intelligence
yesterday that Mr.. Gottlob Scheff, a
former resident of New Ulm, died at
Candy last Sunday morning. Mr..
Scheff was engaged in the butcher
business, and Adolph BDr Of this city
has gone to Candy to take temporary
charge of the business.
County Treasurer Schubert has
made arrangements whereby the peo-
pie in the upper towns in this county
can pay their real estate taxes at the
Merchants Bank in Sleepy Eye. If so
inclined. All real estate taxes must
be paid by June lst. After that date
the ten per cent. penalty attaches.
A few days ago a sixteen months
old son of Mr.. Geo. Cooper. of Maple
ton, Blue Earth county, died from
choking, while eating pop. corn. The
little fellow died within three min
utes after getting the corn into his
windpipe. This should be warning
to all popcorn eaters,
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x*"Men condemn in others what
they pratice themselves" Those who
practice the use of Kidney
Wort never condemn its use by 9th
ers, but commend it to all affected
with piles, dyspepsia,[ eonstipation and
other diseases, resulting from a
disordered state of kidneys, liver OF
bowels.
Mrs. Louisa Erd will this week re-
turn from Chicago with new stock
of millinery goods, and the prospective
grand opening at her bazaar is upol
the tapis among all the ladies. The
new stock will comprise all the latest
spring aid summer specialties anC
novelties, and prices lower than ever
Don't fail to be in at The grand open
ing.
Commenting upon the act of a Da
kota immigrant at Kasota who, with
knife in hand, went to the station
agent and threatened his destruction
il his car was not hitched on to thu
first train going west. the Waseca Rad
zeal says: 'That shows how bad thu
people want to go to Dakota, but tel
knifes could not show how bad some
of them will want to get back inside
of two years.
With the coming of warm weather
building operations will be resumed
with renewed vigor. Already q mum
Der of splendid new residences arr
planned, and in one or two instances
ground for the foundations has alrea-
dy been broken. Mr.. G. Zeller, Mr.
Geo. D@hne, Mr.. G. Stuebe and Mr.
E. G. PAIL are among those that viii
add beauty and stability to the city
They will all build on lots fronting
on German street, which, it seems
will have a boom this season.
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