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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-14

Tho-- oi the BAzOO's read = ,ho were
re-ider'- Of S~isiIa eight %, nine wears
go will remember a woman =. tn. io.n
named Mat Nyer-, who VAS tie m;-'r.4 :
81 passenger conductor on IT, u X. 4
4. road named In rlie Ere7ea ni Who
kept n ilsE,e al IL. fame norm al Ia. rail-
road. Mat Was one 81 four :. =. all of
whom tnrD-d .ni a. g.. She . i,orn ia
Arkansas, where sine wss mar e. Z" usn
whose name IL nos iorgotie Gt after
two children w-re born, she T. a ei.i y i'm
her husband and ief; him, ana {, ..,I enter
Ell upon
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-06-03

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49, 49, $500 hAs4 IN 49, t8fA Il
1911 IA A8esi# HI "a WssAs Nj NJ ffe 49,
aswA W. Nss*s II assssA n wtas AZ 4
Mga@@A 4 - 81 sssN IN n AaH lea I
#A, Naa H8ss 4 s#8A, aaA - s.
NA6 wtts aH8 fNA "a $3.50 + NAh 4
r@WN A III NJ eA w. tHAAaats
#at# slMHaesN lnA " 49, 1taH
ANN FtNAa ii NJ N8AiR#sA Al Aa
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aF's gM HA##l a4eAaA AM hHsa. 49,
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4 niYa AeNt4 - III taAV i lsssfIHa
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iAh Vii 1919 =si iiN tAfNgs vlfh
#Nth Ntss leHAH lasi lWA II stlWWiNA. II
fKfM@fA AN4AAm
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-06-03
tgtls,sa Nass..,tr,s.

snslN8A hass isAtsl ,iA HI tlei lslls
Rststs tNfHs iasts wAn ~ snssatsa, anil
to n wfWts isssHH tssWals
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israN't h#A AasNsias ssi~ft4tFs snh
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taA. lsahis, san ,d iiu n4s4t ~
n5tals WRIT Nsla ~ tms ii ,atais, MI
slnalls mesl /, iHssaisl III i ,niAs III.
a,hN ffanlls sin,stta hia lm,l ltnls
NutMms lnnihue. vha I'm Hsesumns
laisal 4 hasuM III hlA ,samln nu,tls,
rsHastt tfls *tl ha his Ns4, sant 4
la'se~ Wi ii't,r,nls, aud sln, ,s W..
aasnnl
Nh M,ah, unai ips,L, nfins ls,ar
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I, Nh Murray. With compliments nn,l
,lianks, and tatlslps "rraneh llus.
in,tm aas nlutnsl With TIN u.nna
tsi,tllt rlnsnl.
I,un laal Nnnnln, hal lanta three
n,ihlA rlufnsl trtm M Edinburgh
FfruW, llla, hn,vr,rr, Wne ,ni I'm ~
tlNi, whit III nntil. ~ ~ TIN s,lilaf's
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tntu,ss II tsad llrNphpm ANY
,otnp atiilf she lupus ~ win tntnA ~
h,i,ip aiihunl lnnl struggles illas e.sl
lin enthusiasm, Nv thinking " sneil ~.
ln,la~,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-06-03

III former t,urH iln ~il,l,d prl,ilniu,,
Hazel ~ stHtli tl,nl, evenings IN slun,rt
.aialt playing What vii, trilpnI autuH,r.
VI Iultnd Dsrters. iu.tJ mm rI,g,.. pni
ii gDues ~ t~., II Madeira. Tn npIlirks
Ing JHhHut mn sllslllnltd Is,t.r FIR
Nhlri, ai,I itntulusl ln frequent Him
ll,u,s NJ whisky, while ii,niv A,,liet lal,les
Nptp prHAal iuuutlinp ~ ti,u s,s,aul,
will bnt,'l t,Nnppt,. Hvr,ilbind Will,
fttfnl aN,ni la,iai'.#, ~ rpl,sl.eeln.nk
dnek4, ~ Ahnul l,tiIal lat,up il hlrls.0,
Iim ~, ~ ,s.k I"unl, Plantation ~.
lsuav MIA truly H,uoknd III DdlpH, iuii
INV. uAu1d iim HiaIHlnra ~ tn ,ljl,Iur
matte nrte. iIuIniHt.l III oipwa,
Assemblies wnnr tnl,I nipY a,nk,
istwmn Christmas ,tnt anil All, W.IIas
day, ~ Mhlel, vii NJ In respectable H.
,lins hi tn city Win danced Hno insli.M.
IN NINA ntaU uiiAlMtHtt IN ilnM III lIp
Cabinet utilmr# md 'dlnr Inn, nIlIpinl#
HlW knW lua,#' ~ nisn ~ lnaei nln
evening lntit during uA.lt Atta4l,a III
Gt,ugtfAs, invitations tn ~Ilal, .fnr Ii,
stud The nii,.Hts ~ ilDs.i I,ati,,s ii sJ
" as4lnl,lu III nlaaii y ual,Nk, md, nfl.r
taking ~ thur HfatW IN MI lllp, ta,,u,
thy d1#4nllld u, tIp insrlDy, Alunt lIn
luri aiI lntsi4ss received itrn. 'Iiu
uItpr msl, thu, Arni ~ 'iu la,uel,lr,AI
III rvliIriu il,p "LrrH ~bl4li II rtH,s
tnllpsl. ~biie iln tn,,,,R lavIia fanri
iintt WY ~ tlM .llOlnH.f,atin. ulnpasi
invariably dasptai ~ ,Inneinp TIN
taiiair ~l.s til4tpt mil t~u thIltts, Hl,J
mn N tiu tliiahinus ealIod lie Bplrns
IN tm natiIIluls aIhJ rebln da,ues,
'f'In~ ~lp, djI mi ,Ia,ma nlinunI lIujr
Nay iItplnI, ilp' rr,,~J, rD,j,ntal1u viii,
t4al,iAlHtAA.aa aud ~ unD frequently
taking ati.dlur pips4 ii l,uDoI,,
Al lU ilW FIlsis Nrfu invited IL ltv
slipper tnt,ln. Nl,tnI, Maa DtU ~, iIn
viii link jp,fel,. shht avery Washing.
I'm j0la f,sM ii, lI,oaa duse. ,ti,a ialIn
WA always la.l,d with ayidanu.s ~ tIu'
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-06-03

" riii IL satt tf4tfi III rlp,sn Iisl ilHi. ma
uIii iHtlt,a iltn I4flid fsll ~ tiHl 1<iHlt In
tir iFd H. uafst FIR .sii,Hi,d ssItns 1aHf
constantly ettstI II. ~ nam NJ, IN III t~s
~ 80 altHt ,tfaHfsy hd i,iifI tit,sa1i,HHlH
IHurIs, sif. wei sIsaIa ~ W. ''tnfK. silttduH
ealdsai af,r,lnI tllliln ~ t,sa is4 ftHta.
rhiei, Ha,a Will Jue, III ,Hit many tttH,fs
hHsls istt, fHltts lHfgti ~llli iYdrlr stld ,usHi
FHf.4 ia scr, ttafltdNpl itin,AH titat, ~
i,FfIa itHHi,sa III iltt II a1ts4x m tst4iirsA VA
WI .tt III sa~ tutf constant Hal,uibal HI liz
TN Hat w rita rltltit. II continued, 4llt hHst
ipa dtdlat ~ Isf.a,s tf,1#rt u, ~
l,A III NTH ttaHfs. This y nm f,HlOt.
N ~ lndl sfI.iA asii,dk shirt, n iissif alpali
tt,ss,ii stnsk ipI,,lsf M lids tfas,s. s.dIlH
~ ~ tmit INN HHu,in it,A tlsDtiSslpIs Wt,e III
that sns #sssf IN ~ tirJf isM1 tbf,sigh tbIs
mniiai nHu fis,ttHttisNtf l4tsnusl a@ist4t
nrJ, ifisH MI tt,as fift#ts v, W. ns#s<,,rH ~
inst gffAt ri,'fft n ,#a pirNtaH rNtttuN MAN.
fHfuHfs. HAiHifarIufnt# 8ni tHtsHfss NH,
Hifu4a tr1Htip fstltrf III wv Nv tasutuY#tt ~
ti,a,r m fntsttun,.n ia,rts, ~ ls*,t ilps4
t1riissHid. sttutiilts, and ~ nv II ~ls them
i,plWiIt III alb IIstas, lstlayt, sasttt HDta
'i,#D iIM wteIe ihstnsi ", st,A tasidte dshk
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-06-03
kUIlvlslslNel ljrHu.

NAtvHAs, NAssts jan 4, YIN,
III l. IHIf hull tIIa VI Hirat FTHe NJ IsE4t,
IT, lUbLlia, btaaalsi. iEainiysI jlsliilnA
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-06-03
4 lrtAM.

N III uttuf Inv tdka dnan, TN
adl,.f night INN, dreamed that hi st.Hxl
III ~ gate IL tnrsrU. anil nskrd NJ.
l,tpr W iIH ~u,I# III rirl, I.s1,Ie 4,rr nn
III tliate. "" ~Ha ll,r t'1ly, III II
supposed that III" ~allA NJ Rfeui ,HAt,t
fisIi pnptIIe hue nd III here. Many N
iImn nra ~ t,uaiI vi i,aNn mi i.au, al,ja
" invent aiiy ~as ~ ka.p then, vif.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-06-03
LINN ENTS

nH onlp reil~vs pNtM. w, They lhf,,a
Il iithy nHilttAt AltAus IHftHm nation,
hni Nnra. nl.slittf il,e fsiniiiaMa rtarsti
itsm UyuIlds u ilta rrsh. N A.utatpia II
tie Nerves tta,a stnttaNut Cords ~ Il
sanldAA hand itaii II svsAiHed ankle
- NHsis~d f.1ti ehelhet Itan iisHasIinH
i'tMpLEH IN u LADf'k FACE
~ .tvMtM~d tOiMt un i M0ssa's Len.
The Ny0ny rt,ineail Nv \ liutn N fsptj
fH0vttIlNMtlsM ltfm Ifa hlitai Swell
tNf.a ffD,a Fstall,s ll,e tHvtMv1s III tlksM~
hnAtiss., Crippled fsr iif~, ~ rs,''"
neHtastti aeeil.hi il valuable kDgse ~
D0stoy't t1til M, ~ ~ saved itau
Om~ uOstis NJ G~Mtawy LlMlsseNt.
NJ ttoassheeret, rs,mst, t'lsh,ss tesm.iatf
~ ilva,Dmsa, HAn NlfsSd ~ h. ritlsssi
i,.se wonderful LfntsmsMts, The eHa
h. pferut.d VI amy part ~ tha tslSb4 l,tt
10 Hts. s,I 400 4 bsiile Trial lsl1las
vr ats.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-08-27
Eight Hundred Mortgages.

The Democratic nominee for vice
president turns out to be the greatest
ShylOck on record. lie forcclosct
eight hundred pieces of real estate j.
three years. Most of these forcclos
ures were upon laboring men, taking
their homes. These facts were taken
from the public records of Indiana
counties, by the Cincinnati Commrr'
ciai. The name, date, and amount of
judgment is given in each case. What
do poor laboring men think of voting
for English, the poor mans enemy
The Democrats have a man with IL
bayonet in his hands ut one end of
their ticket, and Il genuine Shylock
at the other.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-08-27
State Normal School,
Mankato, Mimi.

Tho entrance examination for the Fall term OF
this institution will be held August ~ and ~,
1880. REGULATIONS commence August goth. II Ia
important that students be present promptly ut
the opening OF the term.
This we'll known school will enter upon its
thirteenth year with more perfect building and
better educational equipment than ovor before
The repairs of the damage caused by the late
storm are progressing rapidly to conclusion III
appearance and strength the building will be
greatly improved, aud In its new condition will
be ono of tho finest In the entire country.
Tho school IL supplied with
I. A full aud excellent set Of physical apparh
tus.
,. A chemical laboratory with new apparatu
aud supplics.
.. a good professional library.
4. A museum consisting of the birds Of Min
nesOta, minerals, fOrsils, etc.
The new Principal, Hon Edward Searrng-lat
| State Superintendent of Public Instruction q
| WiscOnsin-hns arrived and will give his person
al attention 10 Inquiries rcatin. to the Interest
| Of students.
| Prof. A. II, BcchdOlt, for some years past th
accomplished superintendent of the Mankat
Public Schools, has been engaged for the depar
ment of Natural ScionceH.
The facilities offered by the Mankato Stat
| Normal School are believed To he of u supcriC
character. Indications point To largely ~
creased attendance during the coming yea
The catalogue for ls70-s0, giving full iniorm
ton respecting courses of study, terms az NJ
mission, price Of board, etc, will be halle
free 10 all applicants.
The attention Of parents In THE city II Gale
TO the Model School, IN charge OF Miss ingram
The advantages offered and the reduction
tuition to $500 per term will, It II cxpcctc
greatly enlarge this department Should u
Humber Of applicants exceed the capacity Of u
room, seats will hc assigned In the order
duplication.
| For catalogues or other information, addrc
the Principal,
EDWARD Soaring, A. NJ.
/ MANKAro, July q, 1850.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-08-27
Our County Ticket.

We trust that wisdom and prudence
will so control all action in our local
politics, rs To eliminate from IL all
the asperities of the Congressional
imbroglio. Keep them separate.
Lay aside prejudice, and let us unite
on our county and Legislative ticket,
so that not Il single vote shall be lost.
II can and must he done. Let every
Republican labor earnestly with this
view. Let everyone determinedly
frown down any other possibility
than perfect union of the whole
party strength in this county on the
county and Legislative ticket. Thi'
can hc done just as we'll ~ not.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-08-27

Mr.. Dunnell is making Il series OF
speeches, arrogant in their character
and assumming and defending his
nomination.. He assumes that the
District belongs to Dunnell, and hi
haughtily carries threats X slaughter
to all who think otherwise. A curl
Gus campaign. that. Said Louis thu
XVI, THE state, that is mel" says
Dunncll, THE District, am the Dis
trictI'
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-08-27

With this issue of the FREE
PRESS, the connection of its present
proprietors Herewith. will cease.
There is no reason for this othcrthan
that we propose To engage in differ
ent pursuit. The FREE PRESS has
prOspered in our hands, and is to-day
one of the fixed institutions of Blue
Earth county. Ii is visitor ut more
hearths and homes than any paper yet
published in this great Valley. TO
have established this paper, will al.
ways he to us source of lasting sat
isfaction. To the general public, i;
is of little Importance who its editors
may be. Men may come and men
may go, but the FREE Press will con-
tinue To visit the homes of our city
and county, repletc with all that is
worthy of preservation in our history
1t will continue 10 advocate and tie
fend every local interest, for therein
1t will find AT once its strength and
support. We transmit it to young
and vigorous hands, who are thorough,
ly Republican by faith and training,
The only change which the public will
note, will he more vigorous paper,
with more thorough and effective
work upon it, in all its departments
We can heartily commend Mc>SrS
WooDARD 4 FOSS, as skilled news
paper men, filled with ambition in the
line of their profession. Mr.. w. W,
Woodland will have charge of the pa
per generally, and his experience, his
facility in writing, and his thorough
devotion to the newspaper rs Il pro-
fession, guarTentee that the FEEE
PRESS will constantly improve. III
the not distant future, we hope that
this journal may expand into a daily
rejecting, as in mirror. the diummaI
history of Our city and county. We
believe in Mankato, and have nm
bounded faith that city, nourishcd
by so great county. will wax ricl
and prosperous; and intcrtwimrd will
that destiny, We trust that this Paper
We have established will share its
full measure of growth and pr0Sprri'
ty.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-08-27

In retiring from the control OF
the FREss Press. il is a source Of
felicitation to us, that We have lived
in peace and amity with nur excel
lent neighbor, of the R,rirw. We
expected we should. We HAY" both
been able to demonstrate that is not
only quite possible, but perfectly
easy, for brethren of the quill,
Of opposite politics, and competitors
in business, to labor along the same
lines, without contention and with
the best OF personal feelings. We de,
sire to leave upon record our apprr'
citation of the many acts of personal
kindness ond business assistance ",
have received at the hands of Mr.
Wise.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-08-27
Market Price of the Old State
Railroad Bonds.

The German American bank sold
last Saturday week ut auction fourteen
Minnesota State railroad bonds of ~ ;.
600 each, with 80 coupons for interest
at 7 per cent, in all Il debt of $35, 900.
Gen. John i. SanbOrn bought them
ut $475 each. There were no COM
petitors. This is marked improve
ment in price. The last public sale
we think was 25 cents on the dollar
I'm New York,
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-08-27
Mortgage Foreclosure Sale.

nRFAULT having been made In the condi-
- lions Of certain mortgage executed by
Sarah ". Collins and Robert q. w. Collins, her
husband, mortgagors, 70 George L. Jones, mort
gagee, dated February gath, A. d. 1879, and re-
and for tho county Of Blue Earth in the State OF
Minnesota, on the 18th day Of February, A. d.
1870, at o'clock In the afternoon, 10 Book Of
Mortgages, on page ~, by which mortgage there
was conveyed and granted the following descrb
aforesaid, to.wit Lot three (3) IN Block seven
ty.eight l7s(, In the t0wnsite OF South Bend, &C.
cording TO the recorded plat thereof In the ONCE
Of the Register OF Deeds In and for the county
sum OF Eighty.iye and 500 dollars, with Inter.
est at tho rate OF IL per cent. per snnnm, payable
semtannually, according to the conditions Of one
prOmissOry note bearing same date as said mort.
gage, made by said Il. q. w. Collins to said
George X. Jones: and there being due and un:
this notice the sum Of Ninety-nins and 6GIO0
dollars, and no action or proceeding ct law or
otherwise having been Instituted to recover the
amount OF said mortgage debt or any part there
Of; Now therefore, notice 10 hereby given that BY
said moatgage contained and Herewith recorded,
and Of the statute In such case made and pr0yid-
ed, the above described premises will be sold ss
public auction, at the front deorot 20 offics VI
The Register OF Deeds in and for said county Of
on Saturday, the 9Th day Of September, 4. d.
1880, at o'clock In the forenoon, to satlsfy the
amount Of said mortgage debt then due and IN
paid, together with the costs and expenses Of
Ave dollars attorneys fee a. stipulated in said
mortgage; and the said mortgage will be there
by fOreclosed.
Dated Mankato, Mimi, July %, 1880.
GEORGE z. JONES, Mortgage.
O. W. GILMORE, Attorney for Mortgage.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-08-27
Why the South is Solid for
Hancock.

Consider what Lee and Jackson
would do were they alive. These are
the same principles for which the"
fought for four years. Remember
the men who poured forth their life
blood OH Virginia's soil, and do not
abandon them now. Remember that
upon your vote depends the success
OF the Democratic ticket Wade
Hampton, ut the meeting in the in
serest of Democratic harmony In Vir-
ginia, at StauntOn, July %. 1850.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-08-27

--Avcrill, Russcll& Carpenter, ant
L. ii. Kelly, who were burned out oi
sunday with such terrible loss, have
already procured new quarters, ant
have announced to the public that
they resumed business. This IL
courage and demonstrates the value
of pluck and the advantage of n wei
founded business reputation. Bu'
are not these great fires becoming 81
frequent in st. Paul, rs To suggest
that something il wrong i'll thu
methods which that city relies upoi
to guard against fire ?
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-08-27
Attempted Assassination OF
Judge Page.

AUSTIN. Aug. 24.-There was M
attempt to assilssinate Judge Page
this evening ut eight O'Clock. The
assassin shot through the window
from the south side of the Judge
residence. lie WAS shot in the back
os the neck with double b shot, from
Il shot gun, large portion of the sho
lodging in the hack of his head IN,
neck. At II o'clock, midnight, h
was acsting easy. The doctors thinl
he will come out all right with goo'
care. There is no clue Us yet To tn
person that fired the shot.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-08-27
LAND oys,oE AZ woRruisssox MINI:

August 18th, 1880.
ed settler has AIed notice OF his intention 10
make final proof In support OF his claim, and re.
cure inal entry thereof before the CLERK Of Court
Of Blue Rsrth county. at Mankato, Minn's ON
Tue sday, September %, 1880. Homestead APP.
plicatiOn seSS, viz: Anna Dyer widow OF Charles
Dyer deceased, for the N an W. Sec "a Up 100
r 90, and names the following % bis witnesses,
Wig: Frederick Miller, John Chase, John Hassy
and Joseph sprague, all o. Mapieton.
Mons GRINAGHR, Register.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-08-27
To Our Subscribers and Pa.
irons.

Our subscribers and patrons will OF
course understand, that Il change OF
proprietors in no wise affects them,
The changes incident to an establish
ed newspaper mainly affect the own
ers only. What is due us for sub
scription, goes with the other proper
ty, to the new owners. Nor is there
any change to advertising patrons
The business affairs of the FEEE
PRESS will move on. except for the
better, rs though there had been NJ
change in the ownership.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-08-27

The papers that assert that Gar
field ever drew his back pay under
the salary grab law, are guilty OF
lying. Ii was Dumell who drew back
pay, and spent it "hauling sand, ant
building IL mansion, on the front OF
which still shines. in ineifaceable let
tiers ..SalurV Grahn'
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-08-27
nnnnnll NNnS fn

-- Dunnell was for long time in
doubt whether he was really nominal
cd or not. lie has at last got off of
the fence. But the harbed wire left
a fatal inscription on the broad parts
which is anything but NJ. G.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-08-27
Far Rent.
Notice TO Contractors

Sealed bids will be received at the office
of John Il. Meagher, Mankato, MIMI, un-
til Saturday, August ~, for tho erection
OF farm house for Charles N. Nelson, on
Section 8, In Rapidan township. Mr..
N elson will furnish all stone and lumber
on the premises, the contractor 70 furnish
everything else. Call and see detailed
plans and specifications ut Mr.. Mesgher's
office.
Dated Mankato, Aug. 10. 1880:
Sw2 ID. BOYLE.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-08-27
SnnGrldIiIG. lpatcntl $1.6O DGr sack
For Safe CHPalI.

4 stationary I5-hOrSO boiler and l2horSe en-
ginc. Cylinder uf engine sxlG and with this
size boiler the engine can be made 10 do more
than nm ordinary l2horso power engine. In good
cOndltIUn for immediate use, can be bought
cheap Tor cash, n purity needs money. For par
tlculais enquire Of q. NJ. Piper at Clements d
Plnrr.s WfnCcIY
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General Albert Myer of the Sig.
nal Service, more widely known by
the sobri quot of "Old Probs.," died
on Tuesday last st Buffalo.
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STATE OF MINNESOTA, District Court,
blue Earth County. oJudicial District
rH #s David Edwards,

William Edwards. James Edwards, John I'd.
wards, David Price, Elizabeth Edwards, Mary
Walters.
To william Edwards, James Edwards, John I'd.
wards, David Price, elizabeth Edwards, and
Mary Walters:
Take notice that the plaintiff In the above en-.
more, Court Commissioner of said county, at his
0fice In the city OF Mankato, In said Blue ksrth
county, on the 9th day OF August, 1880, ct one
o'clock p. n. OF said day, for the appointment Of
some suitable person guardian I'D Item for the
said John Edwards, one Of said defendants, and
authorizing him to appear and defend the above
entitled action In your behalf.
: - DAVID EDWARDS.
BY BaowN b WIswxLI, Attorneys.
July 80, 1880.
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nr au0c slbO 10 1900, aIl strIetly arst. clss,

pviunc $3.50 TO s4OO, all strictly arstclsss.
SAnNVS sold at Wholesale factory prices. High
scale Tor Square brands Finest Uprights In
America, u 100 In use; catalogue OF u p. free.
JUBILEE 0RaANs, the best In the world; an Sstop
sent on ID days trial, freight free, IL unsatisfsc.
tory, Factory 67th St. and 10th Avenue. SHEET
MUsIo at " price. Catalogue Of 8 900 0n0k6
choice pieces for &c stamp. Address ouAWC
MRNDELsSOHN PIANO co..
yc3n5im2 Box 20os, New Yoak.
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Wheat growing is not farming

KnHo" RspWb'ir0".
No, corn and grass are kings, and
mixed husbandry is the road to agri
cultural wealth. Farmers of Blue
Earth, don't wait till your rich lands
are impoverished, but seed down
some of your broad acres each year
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-08-27

OC10I0UC New laws. Thousands entitled.
8 oNC&VNC Every soldier even slighty dis.
abled by wounds, disease or accident, entitled
to pension, dating back to day Of discharge. Even
the loss Of finger or toe entities to pension; a.
90 all widows and dependent parents and minors
eatitled. Time limited-appIy at once. Many
pensioners now entitled 10 Increase; bounty yet
due 10 thousands. Land cases settled. Patents
> stamps for new laws, blanks and instructions,
10 E. III. GELSTON q CO., Pension and Patent
Attorneys, Lock Boz 726, WAsHiNeTos, Dc.
v23pbtml
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AGENTS AND CANvASsERs.
Make from cas- to $50 per week selling
goods for Z. q. RIDRoUT b CO.. 10 Barclay
Street, New York
Send for Catalogue and terms. v24nsyl
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-Dunncll has advertised himself to
make lot of speeches in fly time.
Like Il boh.tail horse, he will wiggle
Il guodcal. but not do much business.
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The coming event in the State
Eill Kings great Minneapolis cXposi'
ton. Make ynurarrangements to go.