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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-01-23
Mortgage Foreclosure Sale.

DEFAULT has been made IN the pay
ment OF u {, rtUin mort age rXcrutcd bv
Patrick i.Hrkin and Enz beth LarSin,
MS wife, 10 ChnriCs i. r.luc, dat q
Au ut 29th. 1914, ,uu recorded IA The
once OF the Register OF leeds, Of Blue
Earth County. MINI, on The 10Th day q
Sept, mhur. Is.i. IN book II" ot mort igc.
on page "4SS." which .nUrig 20 convey cd
10 the said payuc, The southeast quart,r
Of section lively" (l2,) in township one
hund;cd and >iN (Ub,) north, OF rangi
iwcntl-uinc (22) west, lying AID being
IN said Blaze I.aItA County, 10 secure the
payment OF lid nIr!rk Lorku', note
ion Ten Hundred md IWcaly DO! ars,
dated August -3th, !s'i, nud rHyabI, 10
the ord'r o. said rtync, i've year. after
date, with interest UHIil pa.G, NJ i2 per
cent. per amnur, payable annually on
June LIST 81 each ear; Hnd there is now
dur AND payable on said note ana mort
gaze. the sum Of fourteen hundred and
thirty-iUur and 30 100 dOllaIs. logrIhrr
with taxes on said !nmd with interest,
penalty and costs, paid hy aid PAYNE,
n follows, viz: sol II paid on the 2,th
day OF August, 49,, for tH%ca Of 1894 and
1876, on said Land with interest, penalty
and costs, aud 5000, paid On the 20Ih
day "f Muy, 1870, for The take. thereon
for 1873, ahd ShS.il, tor the take. th.re0u
for 1879, paid Dcc"uthrr 9Th. 1870. for all
(which said Payne holds the rec ipts of
the Treasurer Of Blue Earth County,
making now due and claimed 10 be- due
tor said taxes, penalty, costs and interest
To date, and up0l said mortgage IN I'd
dition Ia said note ~ 10y law provided,
the sum of tw" hundred aud twelve and
- 100 dollars, together with scvtnty.hyc
dollars stipulated ia sad mortgage 10 he
pad ~ solicitors fees, in Cu,c uf fore
closure, aud said mortgage contains u
power Of sale, and no action or proceed
ings have been instituted at law 10 re-
cover said sums 80 secured toy said mort
gage; therefore, notice J. hereby given
That by virtue Of said power of sale, and
Of the statutes III such case made and pro-
Nidcd, said mortgage VIII J." iorcrlosrd
and the premises therein gud above tie.
srrih,d. will be sold hy tire sheriff uf
said County, at publ" Vrndu", ~ the law
directs. nj tho front door oil aid oI,icc Of
Register of Deeds, IN the ritS ni MmkaiO,
on the 2.ih day Of February, 1850, AZ lOI
O'clock IN the forenoon, Ia satisfy the
amount then due On said uotc and mort
gage, including the taxes p8id ~ alurc-
laid, and interest, together with twenty
five dollars Of said solicitors Ices, and
the expense allowed by law.
Mankato, MIMI, January t2tl, 1880,
CHARLES \. rAYNE,
MIG. WILLARD, Mortgage.
3OtO Atty for Mortgugse
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Notice Of Mortgage Sale by Adver-
.isement.

0EFSuLr mas been made In the cOpdi ions OF
- certain mortgage executed GGd delivered
by \. J. kremer, nnd Elizabeth Eremer his vile
mortgngors, to +. 7 Day mortgages, dated The
eth day Of November 4. u, eighteen hundred
and seventy eight aud recorded ~ a mortgage
IN The ONCE Of The kcGi-lrr 81 Deeds OF The Coun
~ OF Blue Earth. Ia the State Of Minnesota, oh
the l'th day al December 4. u 1875. NJ i o'clock
P.M, Ia book Of mortgages, on pages 20, 81 -
on which there H. Claimed 10 he due ~ the date
OF this noiiec the aiaoant oI nine and 20 lon
dollars $50 40, aud there l. Yet 10 become du,
the sum uI four hdndrcd aud ninety and d7-luD
dollars (si90b7l, aud nn action ar proceeding
has been Instituted az law or III equity I" rrcny
or the deb; secured by raid mortgage or any part
thereof.
Notice Is hereby given, thai by virtue OF y pow,
or Of snle contained IN said mort gee aud uI The
statute In snch care made and provided, the said
mortgage will BE- nI,Ciu.ed by Fllc of the
mOrtgagcd premisea therein rbrd, which
sale will DO made ~ tho front door OF the Cpu.i
House IN he cit" OF Nanka'ol IN The county 81
auction by the sheriff Of saa county, On Satui-
day the 9th day oil January a. II eighteen
hundred ana e,ghty, ltssul a. 10 clock u the
forenoon 10 satisfy The amount " lcn shall then
be due on Baid mortgage. vii h the ialrIcst there.
on, and costs anu eNpenSes OF sale, aud Iwenty
i've dollars attorney fees as stipulated IL sgld
mort gape IN Gaze OF foreclosure.
The prcmi- o. ueherIugu ~ said mortgage, aud
50 10 be Sold are The lpis, pieces or psIcrls OF
land situated IL tho county Of Blue Earth. ~ d
slaieof Minne,oa. and known and described
NJ followr, to-wif; The west half OF The Horih.
east quarter twiS OF neis and th. west half VI
the southeast quarter ~ q, srAl OF section
Ave ~ IN i0wnship one hundi ed aud seven ll07l
north, Of IN. &c twenty five t2bj west. and the
south halt Of The snaih cat quarter iss Of se,s
and roathcast quarter Of the sogthwesi quarter
(seA OF swa) Of section thirty.lh ree (sSI The
southwest quarter of the souI hwssI quarter
(swk OF swA) of section Ihiriy'Iour lS+l the
roni heat quarter III tho south vest Qnarlei
rex % swHl OF section went .righ l2,l the
east halfsf iha norIinwcsI qnarer Tea OF pwXI
and norihwerl quarter VI the northwest qpaiier
southeast quarter IT, u of rec n iweniy.sis
40 and the southwest qHarier --swk- ~
section twenty-five 20 IN tuwhshi Gps hnp-
20 w.s,. con,siu,na In mi s,Sh, bnSdlsd
.-eOO- acres, according TO the United states
Government survey thereof.
FIT. DAY,
Ed: HnDGsoN, Mortgages.
Atty Of Mortgage.
Dated Dec. 9Th 1s5v,
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PERSONAL .NENTIOS.

lsadore Longini has gone Oh II ten
days visit to Chicago and Iowa.
Mr.. {. B. Thurston, of st. Paul. gave
Us u call on Tuesday last
Frank Shaubut returned from his
chicag" and Indiana trip last week.
t.J, Klein returned yesterday from
4 visit 10 Wisconsin.
Rand White, of Lafayette, Ind. is
visiting with his brothrr-in-law ). d.
Parsons.
Samuel Watkins, Esq. has returned
from his visit IN Connecticut. lie came
back single
Thos. VI. Pugh, Receiver OF the Fargo
Land Office gave the FREE Press n call.
lie is looking well and is prospcring.
Bro. +. o. Kimberly, the gentlcmanIy
editor Of the Siour Fats Times paid his
respects 10 the FREE Press, last TUESDAY
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THE 5gITER DVORhS.

The Rcctcw is in error when it SAYS
that, :" In the city Council on Friday
night, II motion was made to place the
Water Works in charge of the Chief
Engineer of the fire department. No
such motion was made. What the Coun-
ell did ito, was to place the Water Works
in care OF the City Engineer, pending
their deliberations on ordinances and
watcr-ratcS governing the same. Some
Of the Aldermen have expressed them,
selves in favor of making the City En-.
gineer rr-cRicio Superintendent Of the
Water Works. We believe this would
DC II judicious thing to do. lie is the
proper officer to have direct charge, and
We trust that final action will take that
direction. 1t would meet with public
approval.
"rHE LAND or PROMISE. This is the
name of u beautifully executed and well
written pamphlet, prepared and issued
10y Jas. II. Drake. Land Commissioner
of the Sioux City Railroad. 1t tells the
story of the luxuriant soil and abundant
resources of South western Minnesota.
The story is attractivciy told, and shows
that farming, in that region, is profit
able. 1t ought to do much to invite at,
tention and emigration to the garden
spot of this great State.
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INTER- STsSG RENIygS-
fENGES

The rctimcy of Mr. John y. Hall
from the position Of Cashier of the First
National, II position which he has held
since the organization of the bank, re-
calls some "reminiscences. Mr. Hall
came to Mankato in 1853, and started u
store. first in the old Lccch building,
aud subsequently, in the old frame build
ing time on the l'rael ~ DuBuiSson
corner. After three years spent in mer-
camille pursuits, the private bank OF j.
j. Thornton n Co, was organized in
1868, and first occupied room over
Pracl X DuBuissons store. J,J. Thorn
ton, j. u. liubhclI, Morton, :. Wilkin-
son and john \ Hall, were the propric.
tors. Wilkinson held $1,000 of the
stock oi lIEu bank at that time, In 1868
til, h&nk was transferred into II nation
al bank In 1866, the private bank had
erected wooden front To the old Wick
cr>lam building, on the corner of Front
and Hickory streets. OF the new bank
J u. liuhbrll then owned one third of
the stock, while J. +. Mraghcr AMI A.
{. Wnoltulk, were also heavy owners.
This old w"oIcn building was replaced
hy the present hrirh bank building, in
1876 The old WickcrslIam building
wa used a. hotel in IN early day. In
ii the Presbyterian church was frs.
organized. II has given place TO two
bank buildings, whose style and char
artcr have marked the growth of the
rity. In these buildings, Mr. Hall scrv
raj, lea II years, rs bank cashier. Dur
in% u part ol this period, Mr.. Hall scv-
rd. from % 10 so, rs collector OF Internal
Revenue .orihi~ district. During the
prriuG al his residence, Mr.. Hall has
been thoroughly and actively identified
With hc buslncs, and progress ot This
.!ty. IN hi, rriiracy, he carries with |
Iiu ~, warm wishes of many friends.
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FARM {: RS!

When YOU come ~ Mankato he sure
to go and sec j. &. Andrews. the pro.
prietor of the New York Boot and
Shoe store. rs you will save 80 per
cent. on all goods bought from him.
You will find the largest stock to
select from ~ he has the only com.
plctc stock in Mankato. You will
find his prices the lowest, as he is the
only man dealing in Boots and Shoes.
who buys Ill his goods for cash and
discounts I'LL his bills. Iuu will find
his prices the lowest because he
bought all his goods before the rise
in the Eastern markets. You will
find his prices the lowest. rs he sells
for cash and cash only. Iou will
find ii TO your interest to buy your
Boots and Shoes ut the New York
store, as YOU get al new and clean
goods to select from. fuu will find
it to your interest to go and see j. q
Andrews, the only exclusive Boot
aud Shoe dealer of MaukatO when
you want prices on Boots and Shoes,
rs he is determined to undersell every
other shoe dealer in Southern Mime
sofa. My motto in the future. is as
in the past, to sell 80 per cent. cheap
er than any other house i'm MankatO.
LADIES you will always find q full
stock of fine shoes ut the New York
Shoe Store, for ladies misses and chill
dren, as J. G. Andrews il the only
dealer i'm Southern Minnesota, who
keeps Il full and complete line OF fine
shoes. Ladies you will always find a
full line of Burt shoes ut the New
York Shoe Store. Ladies' will find
the Ziegler Bros shoes at the fa.
nous New York Shoe Store. Ladies
will find Gray Bros fine shoes at the
New York Shoe Store.
Remember the times are hard and
money scarce, and that you must buy
your Fall and Winter stock of Boots
and Shoes as cheap rs possible, and
in order to do so you will find it to
your interest to call and examine my
large and well selected stock of boots
and shoes. My stock Is all llrst.class
and of the best makes known and en-
tirely clean, as ] have no shop worn
goods, nor goods carried over for the
last ten years as You will find in 9th
er places. My stock Is new, my
prices new, my method Of doing bust
ness new. MY experience in thu
boot and shoe business for the las,
fifteen years enables me to buy close
and to buy nothing but what sells
and know what goods are, and how
to buy them, and as goods wei
bought are half sold, so 1t Is with me
Remember the place, New York Shoe
Store, next door to Geo. NJ. Ray
Grocery Store, and strangers will ant
the place by following the crowd.
J, g. ANDREWS.
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The Opening Neutrality-suspicious.
lHhfffle

The Opening Ercirtsrs--.-N"jor
Whtffir.
A large asscmblagc gathered in tho
Pre- sbyterian church, IN Tuesday even
ing, to greet Major Whittle, the Evangc'
list, at his first meeting. Men and wo-
mon of all churches, and outside sinners
of all classes, crowded the room. A plat
form had been erected about the pulpi,
which would seat about fifty persons, to
accommodate the combined choirs
of this city, The services were opened
by singing three hyms and Offering three
prayers. Unfortunately Mr.. McGrana-
han, the singer, was not present, owing
to sore throat. The church choirs
however, rendered good music. such
II volume of voices make IN impression.
Major Whittlc read passage of scrip
t'ne. and then gave plain, but earnest
discourse, which was wamcd evidently
by sincere emotion. He has clear,
mclodious voice, except in the higher
key, He is possessed of II fine presence
and IN agreeable countcnancc. His
dress was neat. His clocutiOn !, rapid,
but he has none of the rhctOrician. lie
seems To speak what he believes, and
solely because he believes il. Fifty
years ago he would have been an old
fashioned Methodist. In fact, he il
about that now, rounded and polished
by the times in which he lives. lie be
licves in the Bible through and through.
and simply presenting Christ, persuadcs
sinners, after the early Methodist man
ncr, To he rcconcilcd to Him. Ills illus.
lrations are plain and pertinent. lie has
not the culture of Swing, the eloJucncc
Of Simpson, or the cXhaustlcss resources
Of Brcchcr, lie is simply plain earn
,st man, trying to win souls to Christ
intellectually, he is not great. lie
makes his mark by his evident sincerity
md his enthusiasm, both of which he
makes you feel. Men of culture will
pronounce him far behind the age. But
rom his stand point, and that Of those
who agree with him, he is evidently II
icry useful man. His direct and earn
st manner, enables him to hold his an.
licences. The purity and sincerity of
lis life commands confidence and res
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THE OTHER SIDE OF THE
DIGESTION.

For the FnEE pRgss,
Belgrade is being importuned by Man.
kato TO build the approach to the new
bridge, on the Nic0llet side of the river.
When the first vote fora bonus to that
bridge was taken in Belgrade, u part
was reserved for That purpose, and her
voters were laughed at for vcrdancy, by
some leading mcn in Mankato, saying,
OF course the approaches will be provid.
al for by the city, having the construc-
ton in charge. With that understand
ing, after one defeat, the bonus finally
was carried without reservation or re.
striction rs 10 location. But aside from
that, some Of lis voters think that Man.
kato il asking too much under all the
circumstances. The location Of the
bridge, which was not well pleasing to
us, ncccsstatcs the maintenance of II
long stretch of bottom road that will be
expensive in case of high water. While
Mnnkato with commcndable enterprise,
(by maintaining free ferry and grad
ing the road up the b!uii, in part has
been reaching out forth trade of Nic0l.
act county, Belgrade has been taxing
herself heavily to build and maintain
almost II continuous turnpike on two
thoroughlilrcs leading to the city; anu
rs we have seen teams heavily loaded
with the life blood of commerce, upon
the profit Of the handling of which Man
ka'o III part SubsiSts, blowing through |
the moist and unc.uous soil of our roads, |
the necessity "rultimatcly paving them
the entire length, has stared Us in he
face. The experiment Of paving has
been tried and found expensive, rs all
the material therefore has to he hauled
up the hluil. Mankato is sure Of the
trade of II part Of NicO!lct county nj
accent to the city IN any contingency
thar will be likely 10 "risc, but sh" is
for more, ana we are willing
but We object 10 the further Use Of our
paw to pull the che,tnuts out of the fire,
ut least until the present smarting j.
over. TAI PAYER,
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SHERIFF. Execution Sale

Under and by virtue Of an execution Issued
out Of aud under the seal Of the District Court Of
ihc State Of Minnesota, In and for the sixth Ju-
licial District, aud county Of Is NO Earth, on the
llrh day of December, 4 ID 1879, upon u judg.
nent rendered In the Jnstice Court before X
Johnson, Justice Of tho Peace, In aud for the
,ounty Of Blue Earth OF said state, In an action
herein. on the lsr day Of February. A ID 1879, anG
lockcted In the aforesaid district court In and
for the Al, ret aid conntynf Blue Fart b. and state
.foressid, on the I'd day OF June. A. D 1879.
wherein y. u. Parsons 10 plaintiff, and Joseph
iurcer Ia defendant, In favor Of said plaintiff,
nd against saiu defendant, for the sum OF 50! 49,
,hich said execution has to me, as Sheriff Of
aid county VI Blue Earth been duly directed
md delivered, ! have levied upon and will
ell ut public aucrion 10 the highest bidder al the
rout door Of the court house In the city Of Man.
;ato, In said county Of Blue Earth on the let
lay Of March, 1880. at ten o'clock In the fore.
loon Of that day. all the right title and interest
hat the above named Judgment debtor had In
nd to the real estate hereinafter described on
nc second day Of June A d 1870, that being the
ate OF the docke ing 0f said Judgment, o. aIors.
aid, In the District cOuri Aforesaid, the de-.
cripti0n OF the property being a. follows, to.wlt
II lii ~ tracts or parcels Of land lying and being
n the county OF Blue Earth and state Of Mime.
ota, known o. lots aud . IN block a. aud lot
block I, Wai,e's and koiofson's addition In the
iiy of Maukato In said county and state afore
aid, according to recorded plat thereof
Dated MeukSto MINI. January 18th, 1870.
PETER sCHwEITzER,
rsA0 Ass sss Tor Ply. ''A = A'4' Aj jisH
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Mortgage Foreclosure Sale.

nEFAULT having been nude Ia the condi-
AIuons Of n certain mortgage executed by John
". Brill aud Helen !. Brill his wife, Of Manka'
10, minnesota Mortgagors, toGcorge w. Ficich.
err mortgage, dated March -, \. ID. 1916. aud
recorded In the office of he Register Of Dccds IN
and for ia county Of Blue Earth, In the State OF
Minnesota, on the I'D day OF March, ~ ID. 1876,
II L. O'Clock noon, IN Book ! at Mortgages, on
nag, i1j, by which mortgage there wns conveyed
and granted the following described real estate
,,uatc IN The county ofBlnc Earth aforesaid Ia.
wit
Lott four and five IL aud - IN block fourteen
40. Van Iirnmt's addition Ia Mankato, according
to the plat thereof recorded In the office of HE
Register of Dccds for said county of bluc Earth,
10 secure the payment Of the sum Of Five Humid
red and iitccn dollars, with interest at the rate
If /. pee cent per annum until paid, according
10 the conditions of one promissory note bearing
-tinr date rs said mortgage, made by said John
". Brill aud Helen J.. irill, 10 said George "
Fletcher, and there being due ana unpaid upon
aid note aud mortgage ~ the date Ot this notice
Ghr sum of siN hundred and riXiy'nine and ~ lov
dollars aud the sum Of thiriy'SiS and IL 100 dol
lars aupnld aud Delinquent taxes necessarily
paid by ihis MORTGAGE Ia redeem said lots from
lax sale fpricIiuIc~ aud interest tncreon due and
10 protect the rights Of ihir noflgngec. md the
sum or thirteen and ~ loo dolinr taxes ni 1879
all paid January ~, 1879, and for which said
fletcher holds the receipts oI the Treasurer oi
Blue Earth county, aud 40 action or proceeding
~ law or otherwise having been instituted 10 r.
cover the amount Of raid mortgage debt or any
part thereof;
Now therefore, motto. II hereby given that by
virtue aud IN pursuance of n power Of sale In said
mortgage contained AMI thcIcwith recorded, aud
Of the statute ~ sucn care made aud provided,
tAc above described premises VII he sold nj pub.
nc auction. ut the font door of HE Office III The
Rc-irter of Deeds In and for said county Of Blue
Eal h and at the city OF Mankato therein. On
Monday, the lst day of March, 1880,
AT 10 o clock In the forenoon, to satisfy the
amour: of SAID mortgage debt then due aud un.
paid and the taxes delinquent aud paid by this
assllgncc us aforesaid, togt Their with the costs
ana rXpenses 9l sueh ,ots.,osur r pfosesa,nss'
led III said mortgage; aud the said mortgage will
be thereby fOrccloscd
Dated MankatO January 10Th, 1880.
GEORGE ". FLETCHER,
g. W. GILMORE, Mortgage.
Atty for Mortgage. jlBig7
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THE VIEW hoard or TRADE.

The new Board OF Trade convened AT
the City Hall OH the 10Th inst, and
elected the following officers for the en-
suing year: President, John A. Willard
Vice President, X. p. ODER and John {,
Wise; Secretary, G. a. Chapman; Treas
urcr, John \. Hall. Mcssrs. $. Winship
Geo. NJ. Palmer, John Klicn, Mr.. BunnclI
and A. NJ. Smith, were elected directors
in addition to those heretofore ann0unc,
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THE VIEW BRIDGE LOCATION
ar JONES' rom.

The County Commissioners, on Tues
day, visited Jones Ford and located the
site for the future bridge. The inten-
ton is to change the road so that it will
run up ravinc about forty rods below
the present road. This ravine will bring
the new road out at the top of the hill
on tho n. +. corner of Sec. 33, about
half mile east of Shannon's school
house. The Commissioners report that
this ravine will give u gradual ascent
the grade being all that could be de.
sired, and straightens the road. They
hope to begin this bridge next fall.
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DlrIITHEHIA has subsidized in Mankato
and vicinity owing to the large amour,
Of DR. Shows prevention having been
consumed, No person ms yet has had
diphlhcria while using the prevention.
1t has so lar proved to be success in
warding of that fell disease, and all
children should Use il, as the cause of
the disease still cXists--.id.
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10 sl'I.SCI,IBERS.

Primers stock fall hinds l. rapidly al, ancing.
aud We are compelled Ia insist rcidly upon the
terms oi subscription. lfpaid in advance, ~ 80
per anuum. old suh-crihcrs In the Union or
Record. paying within the first FIX months, viii
receive the FHCE Parse al that pric, Hut these
nesieciing Ia pay I'LL the end ~ III" !cnrwili be
charged ", 90.
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EnbrOiderieS.

Two Hundred new pieces just purchased from
the Importers for spring trade. Beautiful Es-
hEoIpEgiss. Dress Goods. Corscts, Fancy Goods
SC. Cords az Wooden and staple Goods. Farm
rrs and people generally Of Southern Minnesota
will hnd our large stock well adapted Ia their
wants We MANU- fac tlre Ladies' aud Cent? gar
ments to order In artistic siyle upon short not
ice. Carrying large stack bought for cash.
insurcs the pure chaser low prices a.
Sign of the LlDGERWOOD'S
RED LION. Manksto.
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ANOTHER MASQCERADE.

The second grand masquerade ball Of
the season will he given at the Opera
House on Tuesday evening, Jan. 81
On this occasion Fred Emmit and Fred
Hall, both great iayoritcs with all lovers
of fun, will appear in laughable sketch
"One Night in Hotel" Supper will
be served by Fred Heinze. The big four
komical kIowns will he on hand
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ELOEH AND FEED.

We are now fully organized, and pre-
pared to sci! flour and iccd in any guam,
tity, at lowest prices, and deliver goods
free anywhere within city limits. We
Also DO exchange work Tor farmers ON
thc most liberal terms.
MANKATO MILL COMPANY.
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LOST.

In lhi, city, Monday evening, II ions
red pocket book, containing money and
papers The finder will be suitably re,
warlcd 10y leaving the same with Eric
Anderson.
CHRIST ANDERSON.