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Gonrdinr Axn,n,t Yellow r.r "a,

WAsnlsaTos, July 80 Surgeon General
Of the Marine H ospi'al Service having re.
celved information That yellow fever is
spreading rapidly in Sonora, Mexico, he1
instructed Inspector Ncgales, OF Arz,nu,
TO use extra vigilance 10 prevent Its intro.
duction into the United States, {. N,
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s ssss s.1 HI,y dssn n,Ts to choice p,as,n,,
eie .sy IL ma "a, s az sse En- s ,s.
PIC BIT or dnl western p-cked s.i.c sshhvd
! la,xc ESsi steady and quiet a iss,IS. scsI
:ss H .s Sis' S SS'SS .s,,' % g.,
,AuAoslrnil. July So.-vlour, dun m, 81.
III tec' !pts In light supply choice ,s5ua ~
t ,,r 9es A. AUG we.k. Ct, slly k.ssu LIVER ~
S SuEyc stTye: sep,em6e. s6x 9'c O. bcs 9st IT,
steady; red n,lye1 6!,6iHp saii mixed iii, Vp Us
AMY.a SiNs621se; september G.X oc,ohse s s,.s:
sotc. oh. caF l9's III demand adyau. ed IL ~. "a
ta 1S s' Old. "a rhsi, tatss new \" INVITE
sot,so Butter, dem, fair sud MIR, s lama ANN:
es'ern daily extra lsc. gUoh 10 tho., so p,ni;
EsIs scarce tx IA l7TtlSl Iii eve. a., No., ,tnSc.
~ imatket dtm; OHIO mats. rnoite 5sss u
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chanEeh: .h,at active aud nr'n. h" ~, An9 W.
nt6 QUIZ: No y, 5iSo uaE nln,; Ia nj, "a ".
Ryc nou inally unchanged. Folk held =, AZ ~
S n e. LAG qnlet At ~, hulk meats Stan MR. y:
changed. "hiak, e'dy Butter uue NAV W.
ro.soo, g: July 80 whea, quiet M. isSn.
97G NO. e3E NO 2 red ca,h and Hns,, sh W.
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No. 6snss1HG ,sted, 9oMr I'D. No. splins sSXs
wv = '' ".U AoH1int"
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not sdy4utug this ron oSn ,psise' ,!,horrh
4cd considerable II yes e.daS 'sn1nn,,, le.
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W., nnh,Ig very wild t,pcni NJ In,i s.sI!e
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y ~ tc md closed at that tgG,o lid. I e.
1870 100 bar els. Br4si.M 40. mSie i;Sl"n%SN,
IL III zen nuur', n'irg This mOrul q rtrk,t H.
mNe lSo biricis III ,nttt twenty.l iir hmi,s ~.
holn 10 2wili m.tNa very rgh. well. ii. WV ri.
bet seen s,l.J u " 90 BAR Is 10 ". G,xr,,Ist
bang rely !nd. inc ll6r nsu 10 VIZ n "
e't w.. VIII an lna tetn tun sian astto btres
mIun'sn ln M'u ,i' morning. mat ,w,sdnlug .0lar.
,os ,ne i,y w. 81 i, ~ ~, 10y Ia Snt nd
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"! na ~ ~. loves ooNG' closed ;Vc. sac,
pa't ~ tuh, ON phff's: shpnitn ts bs
oio oaitep' Charter. ~ - b.rielt.
"Tn4nsss, r.: July So.-Oil active bu, wc..
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~ 4, In s6tin nj ~ ~ nv " ~. oui uiopped
wss Vt !, u!cr and If dia. fiv .Sitncon tiset
nhsc, thea 'brkesgu IN anu o.ed we,t .1 ~ CO
LONDON. July @.-Srllils Of te,,oleum y. ,yL a.
retiued 'ss'eHi' ~ 'H1'
Gnrd ;sIs7Jsc. 'N'' e"'ieum higher to,
~, vnnm ,,,, "a -, Be-,
M van ivy 'o' 50 brong; United
| As1"A@f' 'u'! to'-Heuntd petroleum a, l9xt.
| q Lave MOCK.
CHICAGO, July 1.-THE Drortrs Journo, ,s,0,,.,
o,ttlc-Rceeipts5 $50 hesd shiprn mi. IOI host:
Ws ~ espSrt Eiadts dsos6 IS good To hoe:
t woas. inter, - ~ ns a,l 10 maj.
| rnnd ca fn,iC,I. nhoJcn 10 ~" NCulUU,'O-
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Elsine Husy On Hts Book.

BAR HARnoR. Me-, July 3O.-Mr. Blaine
is ed busy on his book that be has been
forced to eecure the did OF a stenographer.
His time is greatly encroached upon by
callers, FOCAL duties and correspondence,
which, combined, have over. worked him
10 q considerable extent. ~ N N
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y The daughter Of Mr. James R. Hatcher. Of
olairlView, 1nyerell, N. W., Australia, was
for month unable TO speak. Her cr-e wss
given up by the physician, and her ia,her
writes, that CD application oil, b. Jacobs oil.
tho great paiE-cule, r. stored her speech. 4 :
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TOR SALE.
Valuable Real Es!ate ard Buildings In
50 Centre Wheeling.
TOR SALE.

The undersigned IL authorized to tfrer fer nls
the hall lot ir0ni!rg thru! .ihue SSj e-l on tttlr
neHIeet, aud running tck ,ne luI Ord sid
twenty feet tao Oh Alley lispletn. said irIcy
the S.uhwest corLeru sid hppinc .,l,,t Ind
LEY ,ghteen,.: There Is on SID hAl lUl Two
brick hhuscs. now IeL,ing for $50 pei yea. The
title 10 aid property N sUcd Terms Of sale cs'h'
For iurt CT int III ntiOu crll upon he VI der
ERn d 1t my flee, 70 l,SS Chs pllne l,nti, or 10
D.vid Geiaet, No, :347 VOID Ei,e,.
n3a'tI-., y. b. pOvENFR,
iyl Attorney ior Mn. \. S!etpscf,
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EmbarrnAAeai firms.

A Free LUNCH will be tefved at the "Os
Zee" Saloon this morning from until II. y
81 S7s'ssl 49, Arorsr HASKx. Proprisior.
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Qi b :g:!|jt'lt;t:el|.kr}e.lGea!::


For 9ale-A Few Choice Lots.
Fall BY les Of Hats at Dinger's. ss,l, u
Walter H; Rine6art, Notary Public, Real
Use Roberts oderless Dlsiniectant-Lot
H. Joy, Sole Agent. 81. J..8.#a rs,
" A Rare Cnance-Proper'y For Bale. g,
The University Of Wooster.
To Make'Roon-H. Em.heimer-Hcad OF
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DEMOCRATS on THE rlcKsr.

The Democrats did not like the ticket
Nobody expected them to. For weeks Troy
have argued with Republicans agsinst fusion.
OF course their only obj'ot In this WAS to
strengthen the cause OF their opponsnts. No.
body could suspect them Of q selfish mntive.
But nov that the fact is accomplished,
,bsy have not sufi ;iently recovered from
their disappointment to disguise their feel
iugs Solhe Of their involuntary franknsss
last night Was amusing. Oae man In con yer.
s,,ion With reporter admitted that Judge
Maxwell was 20 far superior to his Demo-
cratic opponent in every thing that wins the
votes o.. thoughtful men. whose are the only
se,es that can bs won, that he expected hin
10 be elected. Another, Appointment Demo
cratic politician, expressed warm admiration
for Maxwell, and though not giving his
opinion OF the result, subsequently gave e1'
preston to remarks anything but compli-
mentary TO Wilson.
One Democrat, u lawyer, said: sob, well,
K you elect that iicke. it will not be because
1t Is a good one. but because it 10 not 70 bad
as ours. And your Convention does OF de.
serve credit for tbs. fact, because, d-n 1t, it
couldn't be !"
Bot those Democrats who are candid with
themselves admit that 1t Is 10 good TICKET, q
strong ti.ket, ticket 10 be feared.
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Thermometer lIccurti.

The following shows the range OF the Their.
momsier, as observed at schnouna drug store.
Opera House corner, yesterday: 7 A. NJ, CO;
u NJ, So; 3p. ~, $50; 7p. NJ, sec. 80 4
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CENTRAL COM MITTEE
Organized for tho I nn,pntgu-C owdeu
Chairman aud scOle,d Eecrelnry.
Social ULy1utch 10 The InLrlf,s,-,r $40 s4NF

q. b. rTs ". =
Organized for tho tnnpn'gu-C owden
Chairman aud scoleld secreiary.
Special Dispateh TO The Inteltye.cer.
PAnKsRsBuEa, July 30-This morning
tho various Senatorial delegations met &C.
cordiug., to appointment 10 aelect their
Chairman and appoint the memhers OF the
State Central CJmmit!es. The Frat seaa.
torial district, composed Of the counties 81
OHIO, Brocse spa Hancock, met at TIE
Rink and wea presided over by Hon. @ D.
Hubbard, Of Ohio county. G. W. MIC ,rd,
Of Brooke county, WAS secretary. CAPTAIN
3. B. Dovener PANIED George d. Caldwell,
80 q candidate for: member Of the State
Central Committee. Abram McCo!!oeh,
o. Ohio, nsmsd ". J. ". Qogilen. Colonel
Caldwell eaid IN view Of the fact OF his
hrothse's pos,tion on the Democratic ticket
he did not think It advisabls to allow ths
use Of bis name. lis would give his per.
snnal vote to his brother, but would be-
glad, II 1t were por,ible, to see tho whole
Democratic ticket defeated. "a. -,,sg'Il
@. P. Hamilton naIed 8. X. Wallace, Of
Ohio county. brown aud Hancock voted
aoliAly for CovdeD, Ohio county voted
8s4 for Cowdeu for Wallace and one-hali
Of one vote for Caldwell. 49, ::
The election Of Cowden had been prac.
tically conceded lcss several days and i.
created 10 surprise. Mr.. Garden has
peen for the lag: elsht years the efficient
and accommodating Secretary OF the State
Central Committee and brings to the
discharge Of bis new dutiess thorough
knowledge Of all the minutiM and de,alls
peculiar 10 it. , & S / n n M II,
The State Central Committee met TO-DAY
at neon an organized by elecsing W. J. W.
Oowden permanent Chairman and o, @
Seoleld Secretary. Tho Office will be- in
Wheeling. III iS&I Sses Q. q, II. =
Firat District Congressional Convention
Special Dispatch 70 The Inte.ltoencer. a.-l9E
PARKEnspuRG. ". VA, July 80 The
First District Congressional Committee
met here this evening and resolved to issue
call for q convention to be held at New
Mnrtinuvilla rouot Op.b = slGS .slfgzlt No.
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INDICATIONS.

WAsHnarov, Do, July sl.-1:soA. II
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, partly
cloudy weather, occasional rains, followed
In the western portion by clearing weather,
southwest TO northwest winds, stationary
temperature. - i''SSls
For the Lower Lakes, local showers and
partly cloudy weather, southwest 10 north.
wests winds, stationary temperature in the
eastern portions, slightly cooler in the Yves.
tern portion. Il. I'D a 7.s-a- 5-v.3 ~.
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EOR SALE.

VALUABLE COAL PROPERTY,
slsus :ed on ". p. L B. R. r.. told ntmpee!tl
about two miles cas-: Of The CITY OF ' h'tIi!F. v.
Va. and about two niles tyLm bio I!yt;. tontti.
Ing 81 500 acres Of coal and 70 lerts surface aud
cnal, and known rs the ~ illow len teal t!Op-'
er,y." W. v. KoGE q BRO,
myl HHt- iSh SprkRt sIret.
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A STRONG TICKET,

The rest OF the ticket, the general opinion
about town lrst night was added strength to
that given by Judge Mnxwell'a name. Mr.
Burtt WIS considered. 81 ons mao Expressed
It, 80 vastly superior III ability and iutelli.
gence and capacity to DofTty that everybody
who knows both will vote for Burtt" 1.-THE
friends Of Superintendent Butcher" said a
Democrat, "wlll take care TINT MIR. Kendell
succepds him. They do no. propose that the
Democracy shall prt f by his slaughter" Mr..
s,urm IL pretty well known here personally,
aud is popular. His vote among the work.
ingmen will be almost unanino 8. John A.
Hnichinson's nan. filled the hearth OF Re
publ cans With y aud struck terror 10 those
Of the Democrat. Both know him OF old,
aud know what the resu!t OF his nomirs.
ton will b.. The nominees for Judge came
also In the nature OF an agreeable surprise.
The general expression last night, syen
among those who doubted the succs,a OF the
ticket ns O whole, IVES that Messrs. Flick and
Bro IN would be the new Supreme Jueges.
heveral Democrats eonctd sd this. and other.
frankly said hey hoped II would be 30.
THIS nominees for elsctor, though mot a
portion OF the State ticket, wers regarded q.
strene' hsning the cause Of Republicans in
W.st Virgins, and in view OF the whole
ticket ,hers wss n.w ring In the cry, 1.-The
Bcurbors must 81 pa ring that to d Of new
hope added to the old conviction OF what
Ahould he Ns. -
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Quo COUNTY
GIOCKS FOR SALE.

&IOCKs FOR SALE.
81 Sharcs Standard IRON Works
50 Hhans EehwGJu Nall Mil,
~ nhaIes JefeIs n Nail MIL.
10 S1atPs en- Mt Nail MIL.
2 -hsIca Top kil:i.
ID Shares frKnslin Ipsuraro, Cn.
80 thares Virginia Cay Is l!le Br'ct Co.
E,gf I. lknIa, agent,
ly.2 ---. ~ 10. u Twelfth otrrei.
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, ), "TnE Want, Soap Is the biggest Of ali, the
best Eve cent bars. 81 ,i IA -
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FOR SALE,
EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

= -. ~a--.-1-,-H=r
MY fLACE at Elm Grove, containing about ten
acres. Can be divided Into th1cc pieces. Foxes.
zion and tetma 10 suit purchaser.
H. FORBES,
Telephone Ass. N''''a t''- rs
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HHrf - - re O
DRY GOODS.
.GE0.M. SHOOK
g 8: 90 Is: 2:

Arrangements having been per-
fectcd with the Atlantic Tea CO.,
/, No. Ill Market street, our patrons
are cordially invited to use their
( store, DON, as q Market street en-
trance and exit. - "A
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HAETEU.
eoH RsR7,

ITO LET-A LARGE, PLEASANT
= Front 4. ON, leeoId floor. Apply atko. Na
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G'Of.n,,.

EsW Iohx: July 30 -':ot,on firm: iu,urr s,esdv.
July II oS August '03c: September 10 CSC; g..
toDor n'o'c: !,oyember l0i9c: december loA,:
April lo.9;c. Is 80 -'At@'' A'''e'
Lead.
NEW YORK. July to.-LeAd firm; common 50 &C,
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WHAT RHruuLtCAEs BAY.

Old men and young mon, capitalists and
lAborprs, politicians and private Ct, z'ns .sp.
proved tho ticket. Bomo Repnhlio1's b'for'
the convention met considered tho proper
policy to nominate straight ticket and
'rnofs fusion, but this was lost sight Of IL
Grourtenes in the general alignment. 0 =
OF thi. class OF voters oa!d last night: "a am
clad nv ideas were not tho'e OF a M 'rity
OF the convention. 1--we could win wi,n an
other ticket wo can win much more easily
with thia ono.n gwL
"Thars the winning Ticket" said prcmi.
nent Republican. All doubt Of tbs result
i. removed by ihs action OF the convention
On that ticket are the names OF the heads Of
the Department. OF tbs etSts government al.
ter the FORTH OF March next. and JndG.
Maxwell will bs the Chief Ex,cn,tve. Why
do you suppose any business man can Lesi
tate a moment hetW' an man OF sense ant
education Ard a crsnl? mau with recor.
tina. comnends him 10 everybody. ant
Windy Wil.o, ? lis an irsnlt to the pee
pie Of IVES! Virginia to doubt the result"
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HURRAH FOR MAXWELL
AND The sNrias WINNING sTicKErl
Thu Work o' tbs Psrksnburs Convention Eatsus
aia,Iita,iy Received Ia whs,lipv-rhs k'psb' I,
iieAns' Hopes High and The Democracy H Z
Ia tn Dumpt-whatF II Baid.

q . Z
The news from The B.ate Convention q,
parksrHaurs Wac received with a deep but
undsmooslra.ivs interest yssterdsy. Sign,
OF approval were not wanting; but while the
ticket was incomplete anxiety to know fur
Their particulars hsld the enthusiasm OF tho
Republicans In check. As coon, however, ~
Tho full ticket was made public through a
bulletin on the 1SrELLIoxHCER window. th'
rent up r. jiioiug found vent In warmly
commendatory remarks md cheering.
Last night tbout ten O'Clock a crowd o.
young Republicans went about Whaling and
singing patriotic and martial tits, stoppins
u. Intervals 10 cheer for Maxwell. No organ
Z, ID denomination was attempted, owing to
the nbsencs OF 3, large u numbar oil Rspub'
lloan leaders at Psrkersburg. When the alb
ssntses roturn, however, o rouslng old TIM
may be anticipated. i5,.l n Al! I
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FOR LEASE-FOR "A TERM -OP
IL years. my store loom, Corner nj i nir .,d
Tenth streets. losse.siou given september !, Isa
> Zee Al4N ........ III
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NRw YORK. July 80 Thee has bcen q ,r,o,
lsrScr movement III ~ demand III mns ,cn "as y,
the distribution o. many golts toII i, s,,,, S'
s.w irqurv inc'a,std re Sc ec,l "a ,hs, ,nI
~, quit mtnner,nd good tr.d+ bell reshei
dlBt,ipuIiOu. 9r.l .lE "sHa''sS Wieo
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THREE cANDlDAr4s APPEAR. n.

The nominations ,tfor Judges Of the
Supreme Court were next in order. Editor
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MarinG, Hart & Co. have started ont th,i,
runners Tor the fall trade. Messrs. Smiley
and FAIRS have gone northwest; Mr.. May
northeast, and Mr.. Matt. Hart southea,i.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1884-09-17

The nineteenth annual session of
the North American German Catholic
Central society was formally closed
last Thursday afternoon. New Ulm,
Brooklyn and St. Paul were presented
by delegates from those cities as suit
able places for holding the next con.
vention. After spirited debate,
during which the respective merits Of
the cities were fully discussed, it was
decided to hold the next convention
in Brooklyn, commencing the first
Sunday In September, 1885. Rev.
Alex Berghold, one of the delegates
to the late convention, informs us that
the prospect is good that the conyen-
ton two years hence will be held in
New Ulm. This would indeed be a
big card for our city, as it would be
the means of bringing thousands of
strangers here. Delegate Joseph Zoll,
Of Brooklyn, n. Y, who was in our
city on Friday, expressed himself as
highly pleased with his visit, and he
assured Father Berghold that he
would use his influence with the del
agates to the next convention to se-
lect New Ulm as the place of meet
ing. in 1885.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

Senator Peterson visited st. Paul,
Madison and Milwaukee last week,
returning home Monday morning.
Hon. Jake Klossner Of this city
was visitor at the State Fair last
week. He pronounces the exhibits Of
live stock to have been very fine.
Geo. w. Somerville, Of Sleepy
Eye, candidate for the Republican
nomination for County Attorney, was .
caller at the REVIEW Office yesterday.
Frank L. Randall and wife of New
Ulm were the guests of Major B. H.
Randall in this city on Sunday last.
St. Peter Jo1rnel. How is this Frankp
VIM. Gieseke's family has taken
up their residence in Sleepy Eye. Mr..
Rudolph's family has taken posses
sion Of Mr.. Gieseke's building in this
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Constans
of st. Paul were visiting with County
Auditor Constans and lady over Sum
day. Mr.. William Constans is one Of
the oldest merchants in st. Paul. s
What has cur friend Hagberg
done that when he visits Henderson
he dots down on the hotel register,
&C. a. Hogling, New Ulm, = or is It
the PENCIL pusller IS the Independent
that Is Of IS ss:s5
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BrookyiIle Again.

The teachers from the Cornish
family, departed in a body this week
to attend the Institute at Redwood
Falls and display their stores of learn
ing for the benefit Of the more yer.
dant of the fraternity.
Several new buildings going up
around us. Brpokville will soon lead
in population.
Martin Wenish 8 little boy is very
sick. The typhoid fever, DR.. Hitch
cock says.
Dell Manchester began teaching at
Morgan the 18th inst. A term of ten
months.
Now that summer has gone and
autumn is with us once more, the
trees nearly stripped Of their foliage,
and the whole prairie dressed in som.
Der hue, how::naturally do our thoughts
go backward, and we review again the
past, sometimes with pleasure, often
with regret, How dear to every heart
are the pearls, dropped at the time SO
carelessly, in the casket of memory!
These at least we may always retain
to cheer us as we journey onward.
''Yon may break, you may ruin
The vase il you will;
But the scent of the roses,
Will cling to it STILL"
''NoRINE. .
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A Correct Estimate,

Puck did not always admire Cleve-
land. It said in it's issue Of March 4,
1883:
Gov. Cleveland is man incapable Of
q broad, just view Of affairs.
Governor Cleveland is a man who has
deliberately flown in the face Of justice
and public opinion.
Governor Cleveland is a man who
has joined the mOnopolist Organiza-
ton, and has taken his first degree in
their lodge.
Governor Cleveland is a man who
will not be Governor Of the State again
Ia State that wants a Governor who
knows the law, but not a lawyer; one
who will be the champion of the rights
of the people at all hazards, and not
the creature of mOnopolists.
Contrast this with what Puck said of
Blaine in the issue Of December. q,
1881, after Blaine had resigned his POI
sition as Secretary of State:
If brains ever made man President
Of the United States, brains will make
Mr.. Blaine President. He has set his
heart upon that dignity, and nothing
but death, q miracle, or a sunstrOke
will keep him from it.
Now Puck is praising the incapable
'monopolistn and villifying the man Of
brains. Since it employed the English
man it has experienced decided
change.
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Nelrllhll. Star Gleaaiags.

= 4 q - 4sS
Our farmers are progressing finely
with their blowing, but are 4 little be.
hind the times with their threshinr
Mr.. Earnest Lamm has sold his
farm to Mr.. G. Timm, both OF our
town. The former cOntemplates max.
ing Nebraska his future home.
Mr.. Simon Dotson put in 4 very
smiling appearance the other day. He
treated all the boys and says a young
heir is the cause.
Mr.. Walter Edgar returned from
GAINESVILLE few days ago. He intends
to spend a while with his parents.
Mr.. Harland Tompkins, Of this
town, departed for Mortified last
week, where he will attend the win.
ter term of College.
Mr.. VIM. Edgar, jr., has purchased
new threshlng machine The Mime.
sofa Chief and reports it as doing
splendid work. :
Mr.. VIM. Hier is building new
granary. It is quite an improveme Mt
on his premises, its dimensions being
20x3O #.
: { *
Mr.. i. G. Halpin gave fine social
entertainment at his place short
time ago. Both old and young were
assembled and were we'll entertained.
a splendid supper was pleasing fea-
ture and dancing was the principal
amusement OF the young folks. All
join US IN hoping to meet soon again
at the same place.
It has been rumored that the State
Teachers Institute is to be held at
Springfield, and it is not at all unna-
tural to- hear murmurs against it
from so many. Those who murmur,
are persons who have never received
any favor from teachers, and teachers
are a class of people they know moth.
ing about.
80 r.DNsun
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Republican County Convention.

A delegate convention of the Re.
publican electors of Brown county is
hereby called to meet in the Court
House, IN the city of New Ulm, on Sa-
turday, October 4th, 1884, at 1870
o'clock p. M, for the purpose of plac-
ing in nomination candidates for
County Auditor, Sheriff, Register of
Deeds, County Attorney, Surveyor,
Judge of Probate, Court Commission.
er, Coroner and Representative.
Tho basis of representation is one delegate for
each town, and one delegate for each 80 votes or
major fraction thereof, on the average Republi.
can vote for State officers at the last general cleo
finn
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a Life Saving Present.

Mr.. n. p. Allison, Hutchinson
Kan, saved his life bya simple trial
bottle of DR.. Kings New Discovery for
consumption, which caused him to
procure large bottle which complete.
ly cured him when doctors, change OF
climate and everything else had failed,
Asthma, bronchitis, Hoarseness, Sc.
we're coughs, and all throat and lung
diseases it is guaranteed to cure.
Trial bottles free at Chas. L. Roos'
drug store. Large size $l.OO.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1884-09-17

The delegates from the 4th and 5th
Commissioner Districts will each no
inmate a candidate for the office OF
County Commissioner for their res
pective districts.
BY order Of the Rep. Go. Conn.,,
Jos. BOBLETER, Chairman.
New Ulm, Sept. II, 1884.