New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1884-10-22

per quart.
Frank KuetZing has received fine
assortment of black velvets, which
shall be sold at Chicago retail prices.
The district court for Nicollet coun-
ty, Judge Weber presiding, will open
in St. Peter on next Monday, Oct. 26th.
Old man johnson, of striking ma
chine'' notoriety has been adjudged in
sane and confined in the St. Peter
asylum.
The Redwood county Republicans
have adopted the resolutions of the
Brown county Republican convention,
minus the anti-prohibition plank.
If you would have appetite, flesh,
color, strength, and vigor take Ayers
Sarsaparilla, which will confer them
upon you in rapid succession.
There will be great Republican de-
monstration in Mankato next Friday
evening: Hon. VIM. Window and Hon.
j. B. Wakefield will be present and de-
liver addresses.
Mr.. VIM. Lauer, of Lamberton,
whilom resident of New Ulm, has re-
ceived the Republican nomination for
County Commissioner in the Second
district of Redwood county.
The St. Peter Journal reports that q
child was sent to the Swede college at
that place few days ago. Admission
was refused on the ground that the
parents kept saloon. Rather tough
on the child.
Four inches of snow fell at Water
town, D. T., last Monday. There was
considerable of snow fall even as far
down as Tracy, and.the roofs of the cars
going east yesterday morning were
covered with snow.
The body of Louis. Felkel, buried in
the public cemetery at this place at the
time of his death, was exhumed yester.
day and shipped by express to Water
town, Wis, where it will be inferred
in the family burial ground.
MARRIED-At the home of the BRIDE
parents, in the city of New CHM, Octo-
Der 10Th, 1884, by Rev. G. Mowery, Mr..
William B. Sleeper, of Sully county,
d. T., and Miss Emma Trimmings, Of
New Ulm. The REVIEW extends con-
CALCULATIONS.
Blaine and Logan will only carry
two States u. P. Current
Asa political prognosticator Mr..
Current is sadly off. Every northern
State that has so far held an election in
1884 has gone Republican. II Cleve-
land carries one northern State he will
be doing exceedingly we'll.
We are in receipt of No. Vol. / of
the st. Peter Herald, j. Blackiston and
H. j. Essler, publishers. The new
venture is a seven column folio sheet.
and the number before us gives evil
dence of editorial and mechanical abili-
ty on the part of the publishers. The
Herald will espouse the cause Of Demo
cracy.
The November term of the district
court for Brown county will convene
in this city one week from next Mon
day. Tuesday being election day, no
business will be forced upon the grand
jury and the jurymen will be permitted
to go home and vote. The petit jury
will not put in an appearance until
| Wednesday.
George Bevier of this city met with
serious accident last Friday morning
about nine o'clock. He was in the act
of stopping car, which had no brake,
with apiece of board, and while doing
this his right hand was caught between
the board and the wheel. Part of his
thumb..was badly crushed. The wound
is painful one. DR. Berry has Mr..
Bevier under his care.
The following is the full ticket re-
Gently placed in nomination by the Re-
publicans Of Redwood county. For
Representative, O. B. Terrill; Judge Of
Probate, H. D. Baldwin; Clerk Of
Court, Franklin Ensign; Coroner,
DR.. F. H. Morton; Commissioner, Sec
ond District, William Lauer; Fourth
District, Joseph Tyson; Fifth District,
James Anderson.
As Robert Jones, Of Birch Coolie,
Renville county, was returning from
Morton few nights since, after selling
q load of wheat, he was attacked BY
highwaymen and badly pounded over
the head. They were frightened away
by teams following befor they could se-
cure his money. His condition is still
critical The wonld-be robbers were
not caught and there IS no cine to
their identity B,