New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1886-11-24

b Duy your Dressing vases, OTuSH anu
Comb Sets, Toilet Articles, ETC., Of G. Z.
Roos.
Wd. Eibner has received large in
voice of bulk and canned oysters, which
are very suitable for a Thanksgiving
dinner
Mr.. F. Beinhorn is the first to az.
nounce the receipt of large, fine
stock Of holiday goods. See his ad. in
another column.
John Eckman, foreman in Breen's
stone quarries at Kasota, was drowned
in the Minnesota river near St. Peter on
Tuesday night Of last week.
City Attorney Eckstein is working
out bill under the direction of the city
council amending the city charter. The
bill will be submitted to the incoming
legislature.
On our first page to-day will be found
a striking and instructive illustration
of the comparative worth OF the various
kinds Of baking powders now in the
market.
Company A will give grand
Thanksgiving ball in Union Hall to.
morrow evening. The soldier boys
will take especial pains to make the
occasion one of the pleasantest social
gatherings Of the season.
Frank Burg, the manufacturer of the
Minnesota Blizzard" cigars, took his
first sleigh-ride this season in St. Paul.
and thereto hangs tale. Frank is of
the opinion that the St. Paul hackmen
know good thing when they see it.
Arthur B. French of St. Peter recent
ly received a consignment of 10000
pounds of honey from his brother, who
resides near San Diego, California. The
car load of sweetness was sold to St..
Paul, Minneapolis, Mankato and St.
Peter merchants.
The dramatic section Of the TURNER
Elm have deal Of trouble in getting the
"Golden Spider on the boards. Ow-
ing to the snow storm and the inability
of the dramatists to rehearse last week,
the entertainment was again postponed,
and this time until next Sunday evening.
Our people were awakened from their
slumbers last Monday morning by quite
heavy thunder storm. AS it was ye
quite dark when the storm came up
the heavens were brilliantly illuminat.
ed by lurid flashes of lightning. A
| thunder storm at this time of the veal
is not Of frequent occurrence.
John Murphy, yard master of tn
| Winona & ST. Peter railroad, at Vino
ma, was fatally injured last Wednesda,
by having both OF his legs severed from
his body above the knees by freigh
cars running over them. He died il
about three hours after the acciden
had occurred.
The REVIEW office is in receipt of
new and complete stock of stationery
and if you want the best letter head
bill head, envelope, circular, or an
other class of job printing at the lowe:
rates consistent with frst-class work
) place your orders with the REVIEW Of
flee.
We understand that DR.. Carlo vo
Neupert, alias DR.. Carl, until recent
: located at East Dubuque, ILL.,, h;
again reached his ropes end and b.
took himself to Il healthier cline. A
7 was the case here, he left numeror
s.friends'' to mourn his sudden depar
ure
The ST. Peter papers learn that O
the 18th inst. Mr.. Peter Holm, of Lax
Prairie, Nicollet county, was burned
death. He was kindling a fire. in tt
kitchen stove when in some uncoun
: able manner his clothes caught fire. Il
ran into the open air and called Il
help, but the wind famed the fam.
and before assistance could reach hi
he burned to death.
The surveying force Of the Chicag
and Northwestern have been in thj
: vicinity for about two months. The
have completed their surveys betwee
this city and New Ulm on the south sic
Of the river, and are now worklgg
] the north or Nicollet side, crossing 3
: point north OF our present WACO
bridge. As short route is found 6