New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1888-12-19
NEW ULM AND VICINITY.
Winona & St. Peter & &

III
except Sunday.
c. ". H. HEIDEMAN, Agent.
We wish our readers Merry Christ
mas, and hope that all may forget their
cares on that day and spend happy
hours in the midst of their families.
Wagner's Furniture Store is head.
!. quarters for carpets and rugs.
Gilded five cents are going for five
dollar gold pieces, but DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup needs no gliding to make it 90.
According to compilations made by
the New Ulm Post, $780, have been
expended the past year for improve
ments in this city.
Henry Held, second son of Mr.. Albert
Held, returned from st. Paul. where he
had heen busy since summer as a car
Npenter.
A talkative gentleman, whose bust
ness existed in selling inhalers to those
quested to procure license, discontinued
operations last Monday
Mr.. W. Bushard, of West Newton,
started for Chicago last Monday and
j intends to leave, as we understand, for
g visit to New Mexico and adjoining
10 territory.
Qey
Mrs. L. Palmer and Miss R. Vogel-
pohl announce the reopening of their
well-known sewing-school. They have
a celebrated chart to teach by and wish
all to examine it,
There seems to be some foundation in
the rumor that A. Blanchard is q pro-
minent applicant for the New Ulm Post
Office as he is already acting as special
mail carrier for the Court House
4ESofficials.
On account of the slight attendance
at last Fridays meeting of the Brown
County Agricultural Society, no business
was transacted and the meeting ad-
journed to Saturday, Dec. 22nd at 2 P.
NJ. in Turner Hall.
There is a great deal of smut on corn
stalks this year, and veterinary who
talks from observation advises farmers
not to feed stalks so effected to either
cattle or horses. It is poisonous, effects
+ha
!, Old Mr.. August Nagel, one of the
veteran members of the Agricultural
Society, made good his promise given
at the Fair to number of fellow men,
bers last Friday, and treated them to a
No. 1 lager. Mr.. Nagel had this year
again drawn prize on his barley.
In his biennial report to the Governor
just completed, State Treasurer BoBLE-
TER makes a strong plea for such revi-
sion of our revenue laws as will render
unnecessary the make shift credit sys-
\ tenn, which has been unavoidably resort
MED to under certain circumstances in re-
cent years:
Charity Lodge No. SO A. F. and A.
M. held its election of officers last week
Tuesday with the following result:
A. Marden, W. M; C. W. Il. Heide.
man S. W.; Chas Berry, ). W.; H. Va.
jen, Treasurer; o. M. Olsen, Secretary
Tory Olson. S. D.; Gottl. Schmidt, j.
D.; Geo. Bevier, S. S.; F. Friedman,
j. S.; a. Blanchard, Chaplain; E.
Brandt Marshall; II. A. Roth, Tyler.
The installation of the elected officers
took place at a special meeting of the
pLodge last night.
Only six days more and Santa Claus
mission for 1888 is over and young and
old will with gladdened hearts thank
thei. friends for the tokens of love and
friendship received on Christmas day.
And if there is an occasion to prove
your fidelity to your family, to your
friends, be sure to make good use of the
short intervening time and hunt up the
we'll filed stores of our merchants and
purchase holiday gifts for all.
Every store is provided with an i'm
rnense stock, and we can only call your
attention to the ensemble, for to say
ne hat one eSeels the other in point OF as
.tsortyaent or cheapness in price, would
be to tnisrepresent the others. Every
one may well take it for granted that
any and all of our merchants can and
will satisfy your desires and send you
away contented, unless you wait for the
last minute to take your choice, for be
assured, the goods, so plentiful and well
arranged now, will sell like hot. cakes
for the next days.