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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-03-05
Mortgage Foreclosure Sale.

nEFAULT having been made In the condi-
u tions OF q certain mortgage executed by
John }. Shaubnt and Anna q. Shaubut, his wife.
inc a. @
corded In the Office Of the Register Of Deeds In
and for the county Of Blue Earth In the State of
Minnesota, on the twelfth day Of October, A. ID.
1876, at 3ts O'Clock In the afternoon, In Book OF
Mortgages. on page 40; by which mortgage there
was conveyed and granted the following describ-
ed real estate situate In the county OF Blue Earth
aforesaid. 10 Wit The south half VI the south
east quarter OF on twenty -onei2l In township
one hundred and i've Q0o). north Of range twen-
ty-seven tg7l, wet, and the north half OF the
southeast quarter Of section six o. and the north
seven (27l, aud The south half OF the northeast
quarter Of section thirty-two tS2, and the south.
wcst quarter Of the northwest quarter Of section
thirty three 1887, In township one huhdred and
and the southeast quarter OF SECTION twenty.six
l2G), township one hundred aud i've Cl05). north,
OF range twenty.nine CD west; containing In all
i've hundred and twenty t5e0p acres, 10 secure
lars, with interest at the rate Of twelve per cent
per Knnum, payable semi.annually. according tc
| the conditions Of one certain promissory nots
| said John ). shaubut 10 said Annie N. Rhees
and there being due and unpaid upon said not,
and mortgage ct the date Of this notice the sun
OF four thousand and thirty-three dollars; and NJ
been Instituted to recover the amount Of cali
mortgages debt or any part thereof; Now, there
fore. notice ID hereby given that by virtue and Il
pursuance OF power q sale In said mortgag
contained and herewith recorded, and of tn
| statute In such caso made aud provided, III
above described premises will be sold at publ
auction, ut the front door OF tho oice Of the Reg
and ct the city Of Msukato therein, on Saturday
the 3rd day Of April, A. -. 1850, at 3 clock i
the afternoon. 10 satiefy the amount ofsaid NOR
gage debt then dine and snpeid. together with q
ings. including my dollars aftpmey's fees q
stipulated In said mortgage; and the said NOR
gage will be thereby fofeclosed.
Dated February 20, foo0.
ANNIE n. RHREs, Mortgage.
y. J. SBvIpANcH. Attorney for Mortgage.
| First pab. Rob. 3o-lsst Apr: so
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THE DEMOCRiTEC PRELIMIN.
4EEES,

1t appears that the meeting OF the
Democratic committees, on last Friday
resulted in programme for the spring
campaign, which does not materially
vary from former practices. At this
meeting it WAS arranged to hold the ware
caucusses on Wednesday evening. March
3lst, between the hours Of six and eight
O'Clock; and the city convention at City
Hall, on Friday, April I'd, at two O'Clock
in the afternoon. The appointment OF
delegates is to be made ON the guberna-
torial vote of last fall, by which the first
ward will he entitled to nine delegates,
the second seven, the third four, and the
fourth three. The fourth looses dele
gate and the third and first wards each
gain one. The caucuscs we've ordered
To Toe conducted IN the same manner ~
last fall. The caucuses will only he
open two hours. Ladies' are 10 bc per-
mitted 10 be- present, and vote for can
didates for members ut the Board of
Education. The meeting was but slim
ly attended, only candidates and their
friends being present.
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~ ENTIRE VIEW PROCESS IN
GRINDING ELOUR-kOLLER
IN PLACE OF BURRS--A MIN
SES0T4 RHY.S INVENTION.

Nr Oscar Bierbauer has Just return
ed home TO make some arrangements foi
new grinding machinery in his grist
mill. 1t appears that one James Daw-
son. youth of 20 years, has invented
an entire new process Of making patent
-four, by system Of rollers, displacing
stones entirely. In the new invention,
there are four sets Of rollers Used, nine
inches in diameter and eighteen inches
long. These rollers are diagonally cor
rugated, and have differential motion.
In these two facts the new system is
found. The result is wonderful. Tie
capacity of the rollers to produce flour,
is about double that of stones, to the
power used. The product of spring
wheat, is SO per cent midlipgs, to 80 or
80 per cent, at most, by the burrs. These
rollers are made of chilled iron and pol
ished smoothe, with diagonal carruga-
tons varying in width on each roller in
the set. The wheat passes through fouI
set to produce the -four. The feed is
regulated by two small rollers, which are
futed. No heat, whatever, is generate
by the process, which is another impor
tant fact. The process does not polish
the bran, but bulls out the middlings
leaving the bran in the half-shell. II
can work softer wheat than the burr
system, and absolutely makes soft yield
equal to No. wheat, supposed to b'
from the fact that there is no heating il
the new process. II obviates the ex
pcnsc and loss of time in dressing tn,
stone, and requires no skilled miller. /
yields -four in double the quantity Il
the power applied, as compared with tn
burr system, and gives 20 per cent NOR
middlings. In fact, it works complete
revolution in the making of flour, an
threatens the old system with destruc
ton. The FIRST experiment tried ha
Just been made III the mill OF job
Darcher, In Fillmore county, in who's
mill the father of young Dawson is fore
ma Darcher has taken out IL run Q
stone and introduced five sets of the ne,
rollers. They work perfectly. A ca,
eat has been filed and patent applied fo
Mr.. Bierbauer has just come home fror
r a critical examination of the new syi
5 TEN, and pronouncss it complete sue
!. cess, and proposes at once to adopt it i
4 his mill. II this is true, the burr sy,
, TEN is at an end, and a Minnesota yout
= has inaugurated new and complete PR
cess, perfectly original and u vast al
vance on the old French burr which hi
held its sway for centuries.
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FARM Frs !

Wien you come to Mankato he sure
Ia 90 and see j. G. andrews, the pro.
pI'ictor OF the New York Boot and
shoe store, as you will save 50 per
cent. on al goods bought from him.
You will find the largest stock to
select from as he has the only COM
nietc stock in Mankato. You viii
lind his prices the lowest. as he is the
only man dealing in Boots and Shoes,
who buys all his goods for cash and
discounts Ill his. bills. You will find
his prices the lowest because he
bought i'll his goods before the rise
in the Eastern markets. You will
find his prices the lowest, us he sells
Tor cash and cash only. You will
find il 70 your interest to buy your
Boots and shoes at the New York
store, as you get III new and clean
goods 20 select from. You will find
il to Your interest IL go and see j. G
Andrews, the only exclusive Boot
and shoe dealer OF MankatO when
you want prices on Boots and Shoes.
us he is determined to undersell every
other shoe dealer i'll Southern Mime
sofa. My motto in the future, is us
in The past, to sell SO per cent. cheap
cr than any other house in Mankato.
! LADIES you will always find full
stock OF fine shoes at the New York
/ Shoe store. for ladies misses and chill
dren. as J. &. Andrews is the only
! dealer in Southern Minnesota, who
keeps full and complete line of fine
shoes. Ladies you will always find q
full line Of Burt shoes ut the New
, York Shoe Store. Ladies will find
the Ziegler Bros shoes at the ia.
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 as possible, and
in order 10 do 50 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 tirst-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. Ny experience in the
boot and shoe business for the last
fifteen years enables me to buy close
and to buy nothing hut what sells,
and know what goods are, and how
TO huy them, and rs goods well
bought are half sold, so il is with me.
Remember the place, New York Shoe
Store. next door 10 Geo. NJ. Rays
Grocery store. and strangers will find
the place hN following the crowd.
!. q. ANDREWS.
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SHERfFF'S SALE.

10y virtue OF an execution Issued from the
~ district court, sixth Judicial District,
county OF Blue Earth and State Of Minnesota,
On the DOT h day Of November, A. ID. 1879, upon
a Judgment therein rendered on the Goth day Of
November. 1869. and dockctcd on said day
wherein John I. Cree. Is plaintiff and william
y. Sargent is defendant said Judgment was
for f3, i26 90, upon which was paid S:,lO0, Jan.
uary 18th, 1870, and IL in favor OF said plaintiff
and against said defendant.
Now, therefore, In pursuance Of said cxecn-
ton did on The 28'h day Of November. 1879,
levy upon the following described real property
IN said Blue Earth county, to.wii:
Commencing at Il point 10 rods south Of the
Northwest corner Of the Northeast quarter Of
the Southwest quarter Of Section IL. IN Town
ship los, north of range 26 west thence run
ming east with variation Of IL degrees, 70 min.
nelic meridian South degrees. 30 minutes
west--2i1 IS feet; thence South Il desfees vert
$685. feet; thence South ! degree, easi-3oS:6
feet: thence South degree. Is minutcs, west
1854 feet; thence South II degrees, II INMATES
west-l9S feet; thence South 2T7:2 feet thence
thence South D degrees. east-o6 feie; thence
West with variation Of " degrees, 30 Minutes.
1854 feet: thence North with a variation OF
II degrees. IS minutes, 2057:. feet to The place
! Of beginning, aud ali the appurtenances thereto
belonging, which will rell a, public auction "a
the highest bidder for each at the from! door OF
| the office az the Regisier Of Deeds In Aanks,o
| Blne Earth county, Safe OF Minnesota, On The
| 9th day III March, 1850. AT ter o'colck In The
forcanon Of said day 10 safely the amount du,
on rsid judgment aud execution, which IL 81,
05o, and interest since November Goth, 1853, ant
costs.
Dated January 9th, 1880.
PETER SCIiwEfTzER. sheriff.
ByM.J. aAHr'S, bepat!
A. X. MctSnL, Atty Tor PHI. 2twT
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The time Is fast approaching when the i've
per cent penalty will bG added 10 all unpaid
personal properly taxes, therefore / will call
your attention 10 Section 6s ofChapter OF Gen
erai Laws Of 1873, which reads as tollows
"Aii UNPAID personal property taxes shal! be
deemed delinquent on tho LIST day Of March next
amer they become due. and thereupon penalty
Of five per cent. shall attach aud be charged up
on oil such taxes. After The LIST day OF March
the County Treasurer shall Immediately prucced
TO collect all delinquent personal property ,aSea,
and II such taxes are not paid on demand, be
shall dIstrain sunicieut goods and chaiteis be-
longing to the person charged With such tsNes u
found within the county, 10 pay the SAME WITH
the said penalty OF live per cent. aud all accru
ing costs, and shall Immediately proceed 10 al
yertise the same In three public places in the
town or district where such property Is taken
stall the tine when and the place where such
property will be sold; aud IL the taxes for which
such property 10 dislfained aud the cIsts which
accrue thereon are nat paid before the day. up
pointed for such saic, which shall moi be less
than ten days after the taking OF fnch property,
such treasurer or his deputy shall proceed 70
sell such property at public vendae. or 40 much
thereof as will be suticlenf 10 pay said ta1Ss
and costs OF such distress and sale"
DO EVANS, County Treasured.
fo3W<
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-03-05

THE TELEPHONE :-Messrs. Norris d
Reynolds of St. Paul, arrived on We'd
nesday and are putting up the long
promised telephone from the Mankatc
House to the Mankato Mill. This vii
be for temporary use in case of fire. They
use the telegraph poles for this purpose
They will form an exchange, and put "
their own poles as soon as the frost ii
out of the ground. This is being done
by the Bell Telephone Company,
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-03-05

To Contractors.

Sealed proposals. will be received by the City
Council Of Mankato at the Office Of the City Re-
coIder up TO Thursday, March 4th, 1880. for
as per plans on ile in the Office Of the City I'm.
ginecr. Bidders will name gross sum for the
culvert complete. aud sum per cubic yard for
excavation and embankmeut.
Bids must be accom- panied by bond with two
good sureiies for sum equal to 80 per cent. Of
the amount bid. Work to be finished before the
frat day Of June, 1850.
The Council reserve the right TO reject any
and all bids. JOHN u. DIAMOND,
33w3 City Recorder.
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CHEAP CHARLEY does not propose TO
he behind the times or the wants of his
customers, and has gone into the shoe
business. If you want something neat
and nice for Sunday wear, Cheap Char,
ley is the man to fit You out. II you
don't believe it, look at his sign.
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YOTR MINISTER'S WIFE.

The publishers Of that best of all the
monthlies for the household, The House.
keeper, offer to send free for 1880 to the
wife of any minister in charge of IL con-
grcgation who sends 10 cents for post
age your ministers wife is not already IL
subscriber, send 10 cents, and make her
4 present worth dollars when it costs but
cents. Sample copies with grand pre-
mium list free to anybody. Address
THE HOUSEKEEPER, Minneapolis
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Thoroughbred Bull.

The subscriber keeps at his stables, in
West Mankato, u tine Bull, half Durham
and half Devonshire, which IL worthy the
attention Of those in quest Of good stock.
Also, a yearling bull Of fine blood, which
he will sell or exchange for other stock.
He will also sell or exchange city proper
ty for stock or improved land. Apply at
once. A. KNAPP.
West Mankato.
Dated Feb, 10, 1850. M
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Winnebago Tfmes:-A. G. Dunn
Esq, accompanied by his daughter
Miss Minnie Dunn, leaves next Mon
day for visit to his former home
New York City. 1t is his intention
10 remain there about six weeks.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-03-05

The Supervisors Of Belgrade, have
made arrangements with the contractor
for the approach, TO let teams pass on
TO the north end Of the bridge, in ad-
vance of completion Of his contract.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-03-05

ALDERMAN Bragdon il TO take charge
Of the bridge work on the proposed ex
tension Of the ST. Paul d. Sioux City X
r. West of Sioux City. He will prob
ably resign his position as Alderman
before leaving. If 80, there will he {
vacancy in the second ward.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-03-05
NORTH MAyKATO.

What shall the new city over the river
be calledl That is the question which
now agitates the peaceful bosom OF our
city. Some propose North Mankato;
Others Danelsville; others mildly sug.
gest Sodom; some would sweetly call it
Lovers Retreat; another still suggests
Beer-ville; some want it called Marsh
town. After the fun is all over, it will
probably be christened North Mankato
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J,,poprAST S.Ir oE RrAI. FsTATr

IMPORTANT SALE OF REAL ESTATE:
Mr.. Henry Hamilton, of the City Bank,
has purchased the residence includine
two lots and half, of DR.. Warner, corne,
uf2d and Liberty streets. The considers
ton was $4,000. This is an cxcellen
piece of property. We are glad tina
Mr.. Hamilton has permanently identif
ed himself with our city by the pur
chase of Il good residence. Possession
will he given the LIST of April.
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ENiBROIDERIEs.

Two Hundred new pieces just purchased from
The importers for spring trade. Beautiful EN-
bRofDsRiEs, Dress Goods. Corsets, Fancy Good.
&c. Cords Of Wooden and staple Goods Farm
crs and people generally Of Southern Minnesota
will ind our large stock well adapted Ia their
wants. We manufacture Ladies' and Gents gar.
mems 10 order in artistic style upon short not
ice. Carry ing a large stock bought for cash.
!1sarcs th" purchaser low prices ~
Sign al ,hc LlDGEEWOuD'S
RED LION. Manksto.
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Mortgage Foreclosure Sale.

NEFAULr having been made III the condi
1tions ola certain mortgage executed by Am
brose b. Little, and Jennie Little. his wife
mor'gngors. TO Charles Munsieid, mortgages,
dntei February 18th. A. ID. 1873 and recorded ip
the Office Of Register Of Deeds in and for the
county of Blue Earth in the State of Minnesota
on the 25th day of February, a ID. 1870 al two
clock In the afternoon, In Book g. Of mortgages
on page 40, by which mortgage there was con
vcyed and granted, the the ElowIng described
real estate situate in the county Of Blue Earth.
afOresaid, to-wit: The north east quarter oi
section iwcnty.fonr CA in township one huId-
red and eight, llUsl. north Orange twenty eight
1881 west. containing one hundred md sixty acres
or land, 10 secure The payment Of the sam OF
twelve hundred $4,000 dollars. with interest al
| the rate Of twelve per cent. per arniiD. payable
annually, according to the conditions uf u prom
tssory Note bearing same date rs said mortgage,
made by Ambrose II. Little 10 said Charles Mans.
field which note IL due and payable three years
after date. aud there being due ald unpaid upon
said note and mortgage az the date Orthl notice
the sum Of two hundred and sixty inc dollars,
being the interest for two years. less nineteen
dollars paid and endorsed on said note as inter
est. and the further sum of ninety three and 81
10 dollars taxes paid by ~ id nortgagec upon the
land above described. on the 18Th day oi tebrua
~ lsao, for which the said mortgage hGa the
county Treasurer receipt therefor. making the
total amount due oiintercst and taxes paid AZ the
date OF this notice, the sum u SsG2 81,
And no action or proceeding al law or other
wise having been instituted 10 recover the
amount OF said mortgage debt or any part there
Of; Now, therefore. notice il hereby given that
by virtue and In pursuance OF power of sale III
said mortgage contained and Herewith record
ed. and Of the staiute In such made and pro-
vided, the above described premises will be sold
at public auction, at the front door OF the Office
Of the Register Of Deeds In and for raid county
Of Blue Earth, and at the city OF Manka.o, there
In, on
Saturday the Sd day of April,
d 1880. at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, to satisfy
the amount OF said mortgage debt then due and
unpaid. together with the costs and expenses OF
such foreclosure proceedings. including seventy
i've dollars attorneys fees as stipulated in said
mortgage; and the said mortgage will be thereby
foreclosed.
Dated February 18th. 1880.
CHARLES MANSFIELD.
o. 0. PITCHER, Mortgage,
Attorney for Mortgage. f30ap2
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HEAVY MORTGAGE:-Thc Southern
Minnesota railroad e 4. = GaE. Il. H..
Canman, trustees, mi the Farmers Loan
and Trrst Company, for s5.OOO,OOO, was
Dlzae,, on record in Mankato this week.
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uA8HIAGE LICENSES FOR FEB

Feb. 7. Andrew Madison 10 Carrie Alden,
5. q. Hegan 10 vary Oberle.
- v, A. A. Wcbber 10 Anna Lachman,
a." 10. August LeitZ to lizzie Schwaris,
d" 10. =. 4 Peterson 10 Emma NJ Dahl,
" Ia. W. t kidgway To Lizzie A. Fanche:
- II. J. c. Bach t. Flora J. Brown,
:" IL. Jamos Laird io Anna Dossett,
&" 20. Herman Msurir 10 Anna Drawer,
4" IS. + u. Francis 10 Ella i Conrad,
=" ~. A. l.. Chadbnurn 10 Emma Gilbert,
"a. r ". Dunke TO Oitiiga Netgel,
:" q. Chris Adams 10 Mary Johnson,
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THE IRISH RELIEF Fund.

We have yet only report from three
wards OF the city, and the committees
report S32O.35 thus far collected. The
LIST ward and the townships yet remain
to be heard from. This Is fair result.
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THE COUNTY.

Correspondence giving news. or facts Of IN
terest 10 our public, suggestions looking TO the
development OF the resources Of Blue Earth coun
~. written In briof and pithy manner, will be
thankfully received from every Town In the coun
~. The name of the writer must he given In all
cases. but not necessarily for publication.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-03-05

LID.ERwoOD has put his store in ele-
giant rider Tor the spring trade. But
he is not satisfied with this, but when
lie returns from the East, will take out
the rear end. aud extend the room so a.
10 make il 100 feet deep. This will be d
superb Improvement.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-03-05

MEssRs. VOLK BROS, whose furniture
factory burned last week in jamestown
having saved II large amount of theil
furniture, have brought it TO this city
and opened an establishment at the old
Marks store. They have not yet de
termined where they will rebuild.
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Mr.. JOHN EDWARDS, late of the firm
Of Jones & Edwards, will soon remove
TO CORTLAND, Nicollet county, on the
Winona and st. Peter railroad, where
he is building general merchandise
store which he expects TO occupy this
spring.
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Mrs. L. r. OLDs, who was sent 10 the
asylum last week, became quite unman-
sgblc before her removal. She used
violence towards her aged mother, and
II is feared that lady will loose an eye as
the result