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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-07-30

1t was very fine October morning,
and Miss Jean accompanied her two
friends down to Mr.. Charley Waltons
little sail boat, which lay in n cove near
The Reeds. A servant bore Mr.. Warnings
valise, and put it i'll the boat; and Mr..
Walton spread his sail, whereat the craft
began to move.
II was n little fishing smack with one
triangular sail, and accommodated just
three persons. Miss Jean sat in the
stern beside Mr.. Charley Walton, who
managed the helm, and Mr. Percy War
ing, in a depressed condition of mind,
sat on the seat i'll the middle.
Miss Jean Alleyn was un commonly
gay. During the whole remain der of his
life Mr.. Warning gave this gay mood of
the young lady the benefit Of his pro-
folndest meditation, and could never I'M
derstand in the remotest degree why she
was 80 unfeeling. II was certainly I'M
feeling. He was friend, if he was no
more, and his departure seemed TO elate
the maiden. Was his collapsed condi-
ton too much for any well-regulated
female mind? He was certainly in q
collapsed condition, and even his mus
tache seemed TO droop. When he sighed,
it was sufficient to move heart of stone;
but insteal of exciting sentiment in the
tender heart of Miss Jean, this pei iOi ~
ance seemed to arouse in her the widest
mirth.
Meantime Mr.. Warning was rejecting
upon q business matter. Miss jean
Alleyn wore ring of his. He had given
it to her the other day, telling her to
wear it "until she was tired of him."
then, as soon an "she did not wish to
have him love her any more" she could
return it. That would make it I'M
necessary to have scene.
at would be better if she returned
it," muttered Mr.. Warning, in extreme
collapse.
"Turn her p voice exclaimed. "You
never sailed q boat, count. The wind
would keel her over in ten seconds"
1t was the voice of Charley Walton,
and looking ut him, Mr.. Warning saw that
he was laughing. So was Miss Jean
Alleyn, for TINT matter; but then she had
been laughing ever since she left The
Reeds.
"Don't you SEQ we are going to have a
sumner, count? Look out, or you'll. be
blown into the water"
In fact, sudden squall had struck
them, and the small sail-boat was run
ming before the wind like a race-horse.
There was little island just in front Of
them, at the mouth of the cove, and
Charley Walton was trying to avoid it 10y
bearing down hard on the helm. AS to
Miss Jean, she was delighted. She
leaned over the boats side, and dipped
her hands in the foam, and seemed try.
ing to make up her mind whether she
could throw some ut Mr.. Warning with.
out improperly. .
81 never thought there would be O
squall," exclaimed Charley Walton
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,xrp,cTs FROM BUSINESS LETTERS.

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GREATEST OF NEWSPAPERS"
re-, Tho RSIg.ogffN Jl FREE Press.

Horace Greeley greatest OF American jour
nalists one of the nObest of men. genuine pllla-
tbropist a real Republican and founder OF HE NEW
YORK TIBUNE is dead, but his works live alter hin
MANY were the monuments he buded but none 20 great
as THE NEw-YoRK TRIBUNE. greatest CT newspapers.
so great paper. There IS not III the whole
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have been times during the last two years
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il gave announcement 10 machine politics and machine
ihough we did not thus It for while It's present
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pROPOSALS for WAGON and AMBU
LANCE HARNESS.
OTTlcE OLE nErOI QNARIF gNAsIEN.

OFFlcF or DEPOT QUARrRRifAsTER }
JTITERsONyIlIH, Ind, Dec. "a, 1873. '
PROPOSALS, In frplicae subject 10 the us1il
conditions This Office nn Il O'Clock a.
noon on January "a 1884, which time aud place they VIII
be opened Of bdder for furnishing ana &c
vering depot seventy five (7o) set. mule Onte
Wagon Harness complete. ana ono Huhufcu
900 sets our-mue Ambulance Harness complete ,.,,
Bidders what quantity they VAL MAKE deiFe
fies ami how complete delivery OF the whole duant
The Harness will subjected 20 rigid inspection before
found 20 the STANDARD VIII br r.
iectcG and be removed at contractors expense
within ten DAYS notice OF such rejection Proposals Tor
less number than whole required viii be receiye
The the right 10 reject any OF al ~ D.
posals preference will be gwen - articles oil domestic
production. o..-- -.-,, . ..
further information, viii be furnished on application TO lhls
office. -
ncorsed Proposals Tor Wagon and Ambulance Harness
~ JAMES 4. LkIN.
ppnutv O NJ General. QpartcrynasteT.
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CITY or WINNIPEG, MANITOBA.
TO BRIDGE BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS.

TO BRIDGE BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS.
Tenders ior the construction of combined Railway nnd
Traffic Bridge across Rel River ~ Winnipeg ManOfa
will received by the undersigned u xla Januaiy 1901
be about 500 feet long, with stone piers AMI
sbumenis iron piles e former preferred ami
will have swing opening az The Bsygdbe channel VI
The IL 10 be iron and tho work to he CON
re reed Immediately the awarding ~ ihr contract
The feuders accompanied by plans and spechra
tons winch subject 10 the approval Of The Government
cornell does bind itself TO accept the lowest or
any tender -. .,.o,..a ON a,,uca,,o, "a ,I.o
r,dsrsiSned al his Office In Winnipeg. Manitoba
""" r.. w. JARVIS, CITY Bridge Engineer.
Winnipeg 3Gth December. 1873
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Sales bD AntlloH.

A SALE at PUBLIC AUCTION will be ; he'd ltI
n on the 2lst day Of January lsSO by MesIs Nm ~ n
a ms \ rs Mt Their No. ~ BuinnRslP ~ ~
O'clock M Of bonded and unclaimed Merchandise wnisn
10. remained In warehouse bevOnd the ben0i slg"eu o
law descriptive lists Of which may be oni ~ Ihs is1
~ The custon House and at NO II SO1esL Inc knos nay
L. seen M tho Warehouse No IL Stonos on MOS pAl am
TIiItsDAY January ~ and 90 from 10 a. m 70 ~
iOH'O%' r. A MERRITT, Coll cior.
I0VFRNMENT SALE of LIVE OAK
VI IIMBERSeyen thousand three hundred ana I
I'M enbc feet Oak Timber now stored on he wil
~ salary an the CITY Of jacksonville Fla viii be sold on
The nrenist to highest bidder for cash on SAIU IDA
a ~ O'Clock This timber pcsonts 10
shnldcrs OF ship yards anne oppoHnlti lor
Investment ,coo T. iAS4 4A--'"' ~
Jacksonville Fla. Jan. 3. 1880
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Sdsve months Sio 70 II D'sse.~ .O"@ APPS
Murray, Joseph and wife to A Milbank, ll2d-st.
4thaye mortgages year, total lOOOO
-,e' D...' ........ 5000
Ssi6si ttlave 3 years 10y 4cOo
i6iRaye Years Tsio 70 u $500
smith, A 10 Annie ID Humes, Administrative, etc, IS 49,
Madisonst W MonteomeIy-st, year.....-.--...- 9Il
5st,si sdave. ' year 1000
akave am months Sts 70 n Deane 1000
Bank s. ii4thsi "e 4thsve Year $500
year ~ :" y ~ ....... $500
RECORDED ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Patterson Jeanette C to VIM II Barnes .. 81 O32
Reed TO Iucy Norris 5000
A. u"s'ee e'' - Z. A"9'" eoOO
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DENNSYLVANTA RAILROAD.

AID UNIFIED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave New York, via DesbrOsses and t0fuandt
FcrIies. foliown:
PtsDurg. the West and South, win Pullman
Palace Cars attached. . a. m. d ana $50 p IN daily
Wlllmsport. Lock Haven, a. n, 500 D. NJ; CORY ana
Fre al $50 r. connecting At CORY for Ttusyc PetrJ
leum Centre and the OIL Regions $500 49,
Baltimore Washington and The south, Limited Wa-u gtpn
Express Pullman ParOr Cars daily except sunday 10 a.
m. arrive Washington i:l2 D. Regular Mt s.3O and
100 a. m. LA and 10 D. m. SUNDAY. 10 n N
Fxurrss :or West Philadelphia 430, 73o 500 o Lin
/ m. 4:4O = u. 100. $50 ana lu y.
and neht sunday, $3.50 and a. m o. C. 73j, $50 aud 10
u. q - nah.
FrrpTess for rhaGepha via Camden 1880 ana p
SUNDAY.
IoaS ~ BrOokIvn Annex" connect with all through trains
at Jersey CITY. anOidng speedy and direct transfer Tor
BroUkiyn travel.
1raius arrive: Pom PtsbuIg. COB loi0 M 1910 m
daily gfOa M. $50 D. daily except Mon Jay. From
washington Baltimore. go n . 800 400 10 10 T.
m Sunday ESQ Ia. From Pn>1clpiia' $50, go, 30,
$40 1890 30 n . 800 43n, 400. go s3J and
lOlOp sunday. $50, Co., G:5) lciO. 1880 ain GEO
NIL IA m.
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Proposals.
npnpnSAIS far ROLLED Iron BEANS,

DKUPOSALS Tor KULLEJ HUN DEhNo'
L OFFICE OF BUILDING FOR STATE WAR AND NAVY DEL
PAR1MRNTs. WASHINGTON, d. G., Jan ~ losc;
SEALED PROPOSALS for furQishing and delivering
the SITE OF the horlh wing OF
The Buidng state and Navy departments In his
civ viii lie Office uni IL m OF February 2
1890 oaeocd Immediately thereafter In presence oil Dd-
49,. H.. ,,,a...
Specifications schedule general Instructions for bidders
and proposal will be furnished TO regular manu-
facure!s and dealers, upon application 20 this once.
THOs. LINCOLN CASEY
Col Cnrn. If a.
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II THROUGH TEAMS EACH WAY DAILY; DEP0Ts
IL PHILADELPHIA. ~ SEw-YoEK.
DOUBLE TRACK, The MOST IMPROVED EQUIPMENT
AXD THE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.

on AND AFTER JNNU,r-Y, ~, 1880.
Express Tans NewYOrk DesbIOses and COrtandt
Streets Ferries 30 follows -
100 s.3O ana 10 y. j. night Sundays 43O and
IN . O. 7.3n $3.50 and u I. ~. and II nicht
Express Trains leave NewYoTk oay except sunday al go
rnhng through Trenton and camden.
paa;s iruoKiyn with all through trains
az city, a0ording speedy ana direct transfer for
IIrooklyn navel
7:95 e. $780, and III Limited Express li3O M
i:i5 g g. $50 Z. and $50 y. on sunday i2;vl 3d.
$40 s. $50, IN, A. 7a5 D. IN. Leave PLiadegma VIA
Casndrp % q. M. S.50p. m. daily, except Sunday
rkst Offices 500 and ga broadway AsOr House and foot
Of aid Coandtsts Courst andBrookisn An
nov Depot foot Fulton nrOokyn Nos ia lB and lh
HUDSON Hoboken Depot Jersey civ Emiran; Ticket
ofilcc ! Baifeiy Place
THE sow.York Transfer Company wiz call for and check
.seaoe from hotels and residences.
FRANK THOMSON. J.. ~ fAhmEn .
General Manager. General Passenger Agent
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NETWORK. Tuesday, jan 90 1880.
Tho following sales were held at the Ex-
change salesrocun to-day:
Brick buildings with lois. Nos Ggs and G3o BROAD
d25 f Of H. BeeeE I i0!s ooo
SstCI brick binding yin lot NSts B J9o wes
S " o. bo"ely. 10 1890
Aio iss e s1 t,,iaasf sOO 9loO
2ioi I sn ~ Tayicr - 6.GcO
l2stoTy 1G n Ssta os esISt fhos Lewis 22o25
2Isiory brick shop with plot Of land, Xes 20 ~
M TS plot land 7icSS7eT7sIsS Rob o., oso
cit heA'ne' 'f b. R,caaid Y Ha,neo
iss,Cy brick % ST 1 r tn6 C Sa AySA 1873 1000
''''" - BY re-. = I,gs, ~.
cor OF both st, lots together in size 5OxlCo Richd
liOs On cenriiandayc Of i5othst l5IiOo
Sarah wagner BIZ Ho,at,o Hear,quts:
PiEest iot S5IlOO JOS o'Donohue. $3.50
NEwBURG, " y, PROPERTY.
stone Sd,s FSs. pSi q SSs q
iaDd 5ssxS5 c15S .T465 W TayOr...... 10000
sxCoRDkD REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
w-YoRg cIrr
Brooue.sf s. s2et Of AlIenst 37.6xs76 and alss
Boorne g SOFT Of orsb'fd f. 2SrS7G VIM 200
BrC teier' to EdzaSeth Floyd $4,000
oe nsp ae Ua WIFE 20 10 soaie 1880
spi, MsgsSse, ~ Ford -. 5000
EzaS ndms1i 70 VIM iI PAGE u lOs5O
a Ssa % Raas
l2' 81 Charles aries Dayton and wife EuPhema
,oa uoinn No is2 East 2oIioi4; dethard and
a1Sthsr TO asa Of aI savc, 26xIis Lucreia
smith to Spencer Smith -, ., ;;:. r,, 5000
72d aises and aIS Ss 70 wHslST 1000
mond Bach ana wife. executors etc. to sophie
ssth san s0ii OF Lsxagtoaave iyfgss Chris o,o
,a sc1a q sp1 MarSe
ionave 2oOx SeIiTreguiar: edward Gale re- oono
asi7s George = Bisse q a@ J7.5OO
srapn w ", So POI 500
S@,ss; and aDo,b.r to Samuel lewis
Sor and and snosr 70 James $4,000
.V'p' sss and sSssr ii;y5s.t $500
''sss vie e. nsr ss' SSir. 1850
sstg ar 5si'sss q !? a,1ays VIM Van ooo
issd " y 1 sssfs Of shave 5o552S <xlrssaar
lanes hssan ana wife and another to Henry 1000
RECORDED LEASES.
An9r w sssss ws@as 1ns sp rent
same Jseos woli another 7th.st 22steof a,o
Morris s SsxYo fsai o u S' cSp any: prop
orty Yonkers years at annual rent OF $3.50
KECOiiDkD MORriAG3-
$1,000
7th.aye. years "....' .'-..s '".. 1000
Crow, ~ and wife. TO the Equitable Lie Assurance
Of the u :. b3d-si. shave, 2year.. IUUG
p0r ION ave l7ths years a" 4coO
Ind saSsss ssnt. 7sii,st 2iivs YER. 900
q. sts ~ ans Sssl 800
Same 10 Vim AZ Sfot same proper ~, = yca-s. 4,5Ob
ssc speome 81 &lint etc yesrs sisi9
ucrsHeli, saran A fnd another to II Iore ana
'iu.'se' 2Sco
isSs ara ara %: asih nsfc5 Years $500
stase and sshss monns 5000
ssh ave- iyesr 500
Properly % 'i0gssr a.a sooe $500
w.stsav e%a I'D a ssa smcnh, 5000
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fine ARTS.

an EXHIBITION of the PAINTINGS and
n Charcoal Drawings OF the late WILLIAM M0hhs
II MI held In his studio No PARK S1usre bos.oD.
from the 18th the 5lst January inclusive open
dav and evening. 49,. ..,..,os AMI ara xtn1s
VII take place February ana beginning NJ Ms ~
JIorficutural Hail. Tremontst
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THE ERIE RAILWAY,

rCHE ERIE RAILWAY, ,.onv ,,vr r,,. 90,
w F2T snG RaG as af trains taxing
% a. M Cincinnati and Chicago Day Express Drawing
room Coaches 10 Buffalo and suspension Bridge.
a. m CONNECTING with train. to the West anI South
west, Pulmans best Drawngroom sleeping coaches 10
PIP IN. Daly Pacific Express for the West Yet SLEEPING
nah Chicago without change Hotel Dining
y 10 M Emigrant train Tor the West.
Trains Chambers street Depot Now York. for
NewaTG no i ,;o3Y ug,. ony 0 s5os ge g
D. ; and Pa,saic g. 7.jo TO- 1920 a. dhe
loo g. m train stops at ltnh,od Park only on snndays
II Hidn.s runaas. q. $780, 1870 q IN. liJ $50
am ~ iaon & G,5 $50 $40 TO- 900 1880 NJ 70 noon
lds :" 80 $50 ~ 4io $40. 90 $50 $40. $50 T.
i az a no. a. 1a / j. % aa6isl o'' wa
mdn gh sundays, 9. $50. 1910 A. IN, l:ij Co.. p m
Ms.SrG r ma aV corn all $50 $780, 4:3Oa sun
az so a, a. Kingston 9A NJ. $500 m Sundays S3Oa
mosnen g. $50 D. io2oa. m, $3.50 $50 1870. ~. sun
oI SSiiad'etown $50 o. iO:9G 800 400 p sun
ma ' tIan nc connect with aud Oswego Midland Raj
Ic paIt Z. $50 ., 1920 M 49, p IN. Sundays
$50 1929 a. NJ n; i quarter quarter after each
hour from To 81 r. N a =. IN "p ii2 , n
Jeke.s 1r Pco5es eau obtained, and orders
choosing an H lG. Go % or W ao,daa & 81 80
b any BROOKLYN o at the Company Depots q, ~,
trains from tho west arrive New'forN Al 40
M l22 3S and n tABs0fT GEM Passr Ast. NewYor
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
Trains ior Engewood Chester piermont and Syack
SUNDAYS va. and $50 p The 1880 D. III. train VIII
leave 80 minutes ater saturday nights a.o - An, m
snuei spring Valley and Monsey. 800 M Adv 2 ~
JNO. y. Abbott Genl Psssr Agt, Ne" a OF :
VNO PHILADELPHIA
L VIA
| PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
TIE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
| BETWEEN
1
| II THROUGH TEAMS EACH WAY DAILY; DEPoTs
! IL PHILADELPHIA, q IN SEW-YOEK.
| DOUBLE TRACK, The MOST IMPROVED EQUIPMENT,
| AID THf FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
| WITH ABSOLUTE SAFITY.
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Gxrurslcus.

J1UROpE AND THE HOLY LAND.
~; ~ ,rr,s THIRD EDUCATIONAL EXCURSION 1880
All travel hotels rstcless Moro Furnished TOT me
ir any excursion offered. Special aavAa.
an character secured LOT SIN.
2 ng the grande centres Of art and historic interest
i'm the Old World. ,.,., r,.,,,v,uo,nags nrsS
speeta' sen' nee A''''s' r. TouRJEE. Boston. Mssa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-21
TEW-YORK CENTRAL and HUDSON

~ RIVER BALBOA D.-COmmencing Dec .. 1879
through trains viii leave Grand Central Depot 49,
roo a. m Western and Northern Express 70 Rochester ~
Montreal via with drawing room cars
lO3Oa M, Chicago and Western Express Drawing room
cars 10 q nandsigua Rochester and Buffalo 80, -
Express Albany and Troy Win cohnectDns
10 Utica Saratoga. Gleus Fans aud Rutland
400 nj Albany and Troy Express 4, =.
GOO D. LOls Express daily. with slefhg cars Ut
running through fvefY day IA the week a1o
ing cars for buffalo Detroit AID for Montreal e1'
oepting SUNDAY night. saratoga. -. 49,, ,.-.
Z: y NJ Past Express Montreal ltoCh'l A,u
ing. Geneva sleeping TO Geneva h"o"e9'o anu
so D. M Pacific Exprcss daily, with sleeping car. 10
Syracuse Rochester Niagara rams buuAu Nio'o'n iV'
ledo. Detroit and Chicago .., ,., ..r, 10 .th,,,.
fictes on sale at Nos 2o5 and 4l5 BreadwaT ana az
MtrtsOlts Ssrg.York 33B Masbingonst, BROOKLYN.
biodu"ao' 49, B. MIEkEl General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-21
nNr DOILAR TO BOSTON.

" VIA THE FALL RIVER Line
Tor special limited tickets. ainorz Old tolONl an
SEWrOHT leave SeW.lOrs daily excepting Sundays, a
20 D. M from Pier 2s Norh River, foot 81 MuitaYst loay
Hro0blyu 400 p. No. Jersey CltY, i2O J.. M Via Annex
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-21
antlicn Sales OF Real estate.

MORRIS WILKINS, AuciOneer,
EXECUT0RS' SALE, Nos. lao and l4J
y East 52d st. =. DLON & CO. WEI sell al auct-n
on WEDNESDAY. January ~ 1850 az T. oeiocE a tie
Exchange Sal sIOn. IL Broadway (Innlty BuhGng A. -
East 52dst-Ihe two tnToeseJy. ana ptsem9ht bio nc,
and svos. each l6Cx46 feet; Its. 1908 feet Aso az
same time place. TO- shares German nerican apk p
$40 Sterling Fire Insurance Company pai l
80 shares Railroad Company. PER 500 UOO oy
s.. 800 Toledo Loeanspor and Burlington is NoFtSsge
pcr cent sinking Ponds February and August Maps
&c. 1t the office of the AuctOnecrs NO llne-sl n u
(54l3J
EVARM AT AUCTION.-THURSDAY Feb
ruary 10. 1880 at the premises adjacent 10
terminus OF the North shore Railroad Great oe Long
IslaI O. the farm late DANIEL T. SMITH distance
from NevYorx Il miles contents l34 acres IN I'VE arces
sale yeTenpOry 10 close estate
slLvANCs 5: SMITH, Great Neck Executors.
FORECLOSURE SALE.-FOur-s;Ory and
basement stone hOuse northwest corner OF Mac
Goueal ana 4 SITS. fronting drgcly or
wi be Myers. aIc+lonfefs
THURSDAY JAN - 1880 at IL O'clock, al the Exchange
room. No II Broadway. 90
Wal St