New Ulm weekly review., 1883-06-06

| and wet weather.
Our shootists received supply of
glass balls yesterday and the work of
destruction Q) will soon commence.
Compare the dose and quantity of
Hoods Sarsaparilla and you have con-
elusive proof of it's superior strength
and cheapness. Try it.
Tie attention of horsemen and own
ers of other domestic animals is call
ed to the advertisement of John
White, veterinary surgeon, which ap-
pears in another column.
Ole Larsen, of Lincoln county, has
been sent to the Insane asylum at St.
Peter. He tried to get his wife to as.
sist him to kill their child, and gave
other evidence of an unsound m ind.
We are requested to say that the ele-
CANT new organ in the Lutheran
church will be dedi Gated next Sunday.
Services will commence at 10 o'clock
a. m. AL are invited to be present
and witness the ceremony.
The preliminary examination of
Pugh, charged With burglary, did not
come off last Thursday. The examin-
alton was postponed until next Satur-
day, in the mean time Sheriff Casey
is hunting up evidence of Pugh's
guilt.
Mr.. G. Dau, an old resident of this
city, died very suddenly at S o'clock
last Wednesday morning of paralysis
of the heart. Mr.. Dau was 88 years
old, and has until lately had the con.
tract for delivering express matter in
this city.
"Mulligan" is the name of the new
post office established in the town
of that name in the southwestern part
of this county. N. Schmidt has been
appointed postmaster. The office will
probably be supplied from the Lea
venworth Office.
The public has long since awarded
to Ayers Hair Vigor the foremost
place among reliable Hair Restora.
tives 1T is effeetual, agreeable and
absolutely harmless. It makes the
hair fresh and luxuriant, and old age
scarce and questionable.
In Minnesota manufacturers of but
ter on the cream gathering system,
will base the price of cream on the
butter on the Elgin Board of Trade
and in New York. AS these are the
highest markets in the country, the
price ought to be satisfactory to the
Minnesota milk producers. .-Elgjn Ad-
v0c0te.
Mr.. Aufderheide, our brick man
ufacturer, has received contract from
the Chicago & Northwestern railroad
for 1000 brick. 100000 are intended
for the new round house and machine
shops in Tracy, and 100000 will be
shipped to Winona. spur track is
being laid to the brick. yard expedite
the shipping of the brick.
''The Guard of Honor and s.The
Little Drummer are two new brands
of cigars manufactured by Mr.. Burg
which cannot help but become popu.
lar with the members of the Nationa
Guard. The cigars are A No. l and
are now on sale at the City Drug
Store. The former is ten cent,
and the latter a five cent cigar. Try
them.
A Bismark grocery house received
the following order from the country a
few days ago: Pleas to Send me one
pound of Males, two galens of mulas.
SOS, can of hog lard, two pacages of
| unyun sede, ten pounds of sugger,
ten pounds of cofy. My wife gaiv
burth to Boy last mite and also one
sack of Flour and ten pounds of bride
apples,-Er.
1t is currently reported that one of
the safe burglars operating IN this vi
cinity is an ex-safe salesman and for
merly travelled through this State in
the interest of Cincinnatti safe house.
He even now represents himself as a
salesman, but this is merely done as a
ruse to take in the surroundings of a
contemplated robbery. The latest bur-
glary is reported from Gary.
The Madelia Times is informed that
the parties who went to Washington
territory from Watonwan county have
sent back word expressing themselves
very much dissatisfied with that
country. Especially on the coast, they
say, there is little but heavy timber
lands and the soil is poor. Some of
them think of returning. Our returned
New Ulm pilgrims may consider them
selves endorsed.
The Times says that the people of
Madelia were recently treated to some
good music by the Lake Hanska brass
band, numbering IA pieces. Though
new beginners, the boys ratified off