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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-10-15
Sumner and Social Dance.

The ladies' relief society will give
one of their pleasant, sociable enter
tainmcnts at tho Opera House, Friday,
Oct. 18th. Supper commencing at o p,
m. Dancing badges, 80 cents. Good
music in attendance and a pleasant time
anticipated. They hope for the liberal
patronage they have heretofore received.
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Y j. T.. Williams, who has been to Col
orado for some time, returned homo las
r Tuesday morning, Mr.. Williams wa,
IN the extreme southwestern portion Of
the safe, and says that while on his way
East, he overlook DIR. Warner, an old
resident of Mankato, at Pagosa Springs
and who kindly shared his blankets and
. soft % couch with him. The DR.. will
return home, us soon rs Clayton, his son
gets through with his deer and bear
hunt.
The Republicans of Mankato, display
rs much enthusiasm at their weekly
club meetings rs any place in the West,
The interest manifested, especially by
the younger men who are about To cast
their first ballot, is highly commcndabic
and il is II qualification to know that
they have read and studied the past his
tory of both political parties and have
uniformly decided 10y their own free will
to support the Republican ticket. At
the club meeting last Friday, DIR. Vim
cent Of this city gave few pungcnt and
important reasons why the Republican
ticket should be supported at the polls
next November. His remarks upon the
currency question, showing that the Re
publican party was the originator and
prcscrver oIour present sound financial
system was solid food Tor reflection, and
il is question that will weigh heavily
in the scales this election in favor of the
Republican party. Hon. l.. q. NJ.
Fletcher, the other speaker selected by
the club, being unavoidaHly absent,
Mayor Evans of Garden City, was called
upon. The Mayor, rs all know is an
old wheel horse in the party, and has
been since its birth twenty years ago.
The Mayor responded in Il few fclicitous
remarks, which bristlcd with hnmor and
illustrations of the capacity Of the Demo
cratic party OF governing this country in
the future, Judging it 10y their past his
tory. lie told how he came West in
1886 with Il pockcttul OF the solid, sub
stantial currency founded upon the bed
rock of Democracy, and tried To ncgo-
tiate it for his passage money and pay
mcnt of freight; how at every stopping
place he was compelled to discount ii
nearly 80 per cent. This was reliable
currency we had during the pamy days
of the proud Democracy, money issued
in Massachusetts, nj par, and discounted |
i'll Minnesota 50 per cent. What Il
proud spectacle the Mayor said, and |
yet true in every particular. Many 9th
or incidents were related 10y the speak |
or showing the Glaring in consstrnccs
Of that party's record in the past and |
what they promise 10 do in the future
If successful. The evenings enter
tainmcnt was concluded with many cx.
prcSsionS of appreciation, when the club |
depressed To meet again this evening
CFridayD
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-10-15
Memorial.

Having moved to the new and spa
cious rooms, built especially for n den
tai pfiice) over Brett's new store, |
take pleasure in announcing that I am
better prepared than ever before to at
tend to all wants that can be supplied
by the Dental Profession. DIR. Wood
will remain with me and have charge
of the office during my absence. We
shall be pleased to see all our old friends
and patients and many new ones.
j. &. CURRYER.
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To the Ladies'.

Mrs. Ditman, whose millinery estab-
lishment is llS SO. Front st. wishes
to announce the arrival of very large
assortment of pattern hats, of the latest
styles and designs. Also a complete
line of every thing pertaining to the
millinery line. She will give u grand
opening to-day and tomorrow, FRIDAY
| and Saturday,
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az RPSrOS.d.

Any person giving information that
will lead to the conviction of the per-
son or persons who defaced my sign, on
Saturday night, by painting it over with
brown paint, the above reward will be
given. Information can be left with j.
G. Noe or myself. ID. F. McGRAw.
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The "Mammoth Boot" is what you
should find when looking for Boots,
Shoes or Rubbcrs.
The junior member of the firm has
returned from Boston with well select
ed stock. Close buyers will find it to
their interest to get prices of us before
purchasing. &. ii. AUSTIN ~ Son.
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A middle aged lady of refinement
and good social standing, having through
unforeseen circumstances, met with tinan-
cial reverses, is DESTROYS of obtaining q
situation as housekeeper in q small
family. Have had experience as nurse.
Address Mrs. JAMES, City Hotel, Man
kato, 15w2
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big Corn.

in Illinois or Iowa farmer few years
ago, would have secuted the idea that
Minnesota would ever be able TO com
pete with their States raising corn but
Mr.. Jesse Fall.ncr, of this county, left a
dozen ears Of yellow and white dent
corn at the FREE PRESS Office last Satur-
day, that lac raised this season, and
which for size, pIumpncss and soundness
Of kcrnal will throw the above states far
ia the shade. The ears he lett aver
aged sixteen rows to the ear and sixty
kcrnals 10 the row. He had six acres
OF il and about $50 bushels off the six
acres. Now can any one beat this. The
corn can be seen at any time ut thi.
office.
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He0IfLH bread.

Every one wants to understood tha
Jones t. Shaubut uses PATENT houl
in making all their bread, cakes and
pies. Fresh Rye bread, Graham, Boston
Brown and Vienna bread baked every
morning ut Jones & Shaubut's. q
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Memorial.

Mrs. Taylor has moved her Millinery
Goods opposite Klein's Furniture store.
New goods received weekly. Iowa
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II You wish a Splendid pair of Spec,
taclc- fitted to your eyes, go 10 L. X,
WISER, who Will sell you better Lenses
al half the price charged 10y hUedng
kvmbugk.
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WANTED.-A young lady with good
ability and education to teach private
school. For particulars inquire ut this
office, or of G. ii. Austin & Co.
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Notice.

The meeting of the Executive Com
mittcc of the Old Settlers Association
will meet ut Z. X. Johnson's Office
Tuesday, Oct. 26, 1880.
| - X JOHNSON Prest
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At 8 per cent. interest, borrower pay
charges. Apply to VIM. THOMAS,
Atty ut Law. Mankato
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Come at Last.

Fred Fowler has returned, and will
be found at Shaubut's old stand in block
IA, with any quantity of Apples and
Cider. Come one, Come all ] won't be
undersold. Iowa
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A thousand barrels Of choice winter
apples ut wholesale and retail, and AT
the lowest cash prices, for sale by JOHN
FREsCHoITz, one door south of the Post
Office. If.
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MOneU ia Loan!

We notice that G. II. Austin 81 Son
have IN immense stock of Gloves and
Mittcns ut astonishing low prices.
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Homeopathic Remedies.

Fifteen cent walls, and Mccormack
Bros. Family Guide Chart, can now be
had at the Drug Store of Z. j. Seger-
strom, Mankato MINI.
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Now is the time to get books while
they are cheap. Remember the place,
TitIanys,
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Pierce ~ Paddock are now receiving
II choice lot of Michigan apples, which
will be sold at bottom prices. Call and
examine, ut +. j. Pierce's old stand. 1914
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Tiffany has the largest stock of vic,
Inns and accordeOns in the city. Cal
and get prices.
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CITY NEWS.
,Rln LION"

Amaguiurirut stock of Dress floods at Iidgcr-
woods, selling at q great reduction from fpFHltr
price, II YOU want TO save money call at
LiGErUNuuU~ Tor bTy Guod~. Cheap tnrcash.
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Good second hand Mclodians for sale
cheap at Samborn & WALKS. Up stairs
over City Drug Store. IOWA
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G. II. Austin IL Sons are agents fOr
the "Protection Congress" desirable
gents shoe for winter wear.
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Hood Wanted.
ADDIeS ! 1DDies ! !

An unlimited amount of wood wanted
by the car load. Apply of j. G. Roller
at the Central Warehouse. l4w4
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Remember the clearance sale OF book
at TillnnyS,
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DviIltPr ADlIfeS.

Try the "Jones IL Shaubut" Fine Cut
Chewing Tobacco, put up expressly for
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-10-15

Do not fail to see the many new
styles of Hats and Caps, at LONGINI'S.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-10-15

WANTED.-A man who has had expe-
rience in the piano and organ business.
i. A. TIFFANY.
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Old newspapers for sale at the FREE
PRESS office, so cents a hundred.
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POPULAR PRICES AS FOLLOWS

And 30 on. could give you prices Of a hun.
/ dred kinds, but rather you would como and zoe
goods and prices together have received some
| splendid goods for the Fall trade, for both men
and women. A School Boot l warrant three
months.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-10-15

Fall and Winter Over Coats ut LON
GINS.
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A good work horse for sale by Sam
born & Wall. 16w4
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:lMANKATo.L

The city Mankao is in the heart of country agrcu
tura resources with large manufacturing enterprises.
More wood and ties shipped from here than from other city
in Southern Minnesota.
More stone, brick and lime shipped from here than any
other city in Southern Minnesota.
only place in Southern Minnesota that quarry
and burn brick and lime within the city limits.
More railroads than any other city in Southern Minnesota
Will have not railroads this year good pos
poets of several more in the future.
The Capitalization of many railroads in Mankato will
absorb blocks and by the
People who have lying idle only drawing low rate
would do well consider whether they
bottom prices for Real Estate which will pay them
richly in the future.
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H. All those owing notes or book accounts
will please call and pay the
BUSINESS MUST BE CLOSED UP !
G.. I. LIDGERWOOD.
MOHeH ia Loan.

Loans made at s per cent. interest,
and bonds negotiated, at his office, Op.
posite the Minnesota river bridge, by
M. q. WILLARD, Mankato, MINI. 14tf
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Larger Stock than ever at LON,
GINS.
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Prices OF new goods will make ou
competitors pale, at LONGlNl'S.
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A fine stock of Toilet goods and soaps
at Seyerstrom'
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MOBlPN ia Loan =!

at per cent. interest, borrower to pay
charges.
S. l.. OSBORN,
Real Estate and Loan Agent. 34ti
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Elegant Dress and Business Suits at
LONGINTS.
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Boss Of all, Swedish Kid Gloves at
Segerstrom's.
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Ladies Seamless Button Boots at c.
ii. Austin L. Sons.
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Gents Over Caters ut Z. ii. Austin
Il Sons.
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Call for your Fall and Winter outfit at
LONGINIS.
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Special Notices.
At the star CIOfhin0 House.

First arrival of Fall and Winter
goods ut LONGINI'S.
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situation Wanted.

Bricks Without Straw, by tho autho
of the Fools Errand, Mt Tiffanys.
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New and fresh Drugs and Medicines
at Segerstrom's.
The Portland daily press., 1880-10-22
EUROPE.
Settling the Prelinninaries of the Surren-
der Of Dulcigno.

Settling the Prelinlinaries of the Surren-
der Of Dulcigno.
CETTINJE, Oct. 21.-The Montenegrins have
received report from Scutari that Ria Pasha
is in perfect accord with Hodo Bey, who has
complete control of the Mahommedan portion
of Albania and whose party offer determined
Resistance to the surrender of Dulcigno.
VIENNA, Oct. 21.-The Turkish proposals to
the Montenegrins regulate the removal of
archives and other documents and the removal
of war material, and contains provisions for
ensuring life and property and the religion of
Mahommedans who may choose to remain in
Dulcigno. They also provide that every
facility be given the people to emigrate and
dispose of their property.
PARIS, Oct. PA telegram from Ragusa
states that Ria Pasha is about to attempt to
forcibly re-occupy Tusi, now held by the AL
banians.
LONDON. Oct. 21.-Although there is much
uncertainty concerning the result of nepotia-
tions at Rick the News publishes dispatch
from Castel Nuova stating that their failure
probably only refers to the rejection of the
two Turkish conditions, and according to a
Cettenje dispatch to the Times the Montene-
grin commissioners returned to Rjeka We'd
nesday to await the return thither of the
Turkish commissioner.
CoNsTANTINoPLE. Oct. 21.-The stipulation
proposed by the Turkish commissioner at
Rjeka relating to the maintenance Of the
status quo east of Lake Scutari has been with
drawn.
RAGUsA, Oct. 21.-Austrian, italian and
German squadrons will move their anchorage
on the 22d to Kombur in the bay of Miglina
Albanian Chiefs Poisoned.
Great excitement prevails in Albania in
consequence of the sudden death of four AL
oanlan chiefs who are reported poisoned.
Tariff Revision in Russia
LONDON, Oct. 21.-It is understood that the
Rus sian financial minister has decided on a
complete revision of the tariff. High protec-
tion duties will be levied on imported tallow
grain and coal. The duties on cotton goods
will be completely revised.
The Portland daily press., 1880-10-22
The Loss of tha AlnenaL-

HOLLAND, Mich, Oct 81 "A leaf from a
diary or press book was found nailed to the
building of the cabin of steamer Alpena. 1t is
badly chafed and water soaked but by the aid
of glass it can be read as follows: "Oh this
is terrible. The steamer is breaking up fast.
am aboard from Grand Haven to Chicago.
Geo. Connor." The last two letters are very
faint and it may he Connell
CHICAGO, Oct 21.-A dispatch from Holland,
Mich, comments on the character of the
wreckage of the Alpena which came ashore.
1t Is stated that it is in some cases absolutely
rotten. 1t is considered remarkable that she
had not gone to pieces sooner. 1t is claimed
in behalf of the Goodrich Company that many
of the pieces of wood that came ashore were
not parts of the Alpena.
Belief is expressed that the Alpena and
David A. Wells may have collided, sinking
the Wells and disabling the Alpena so that
she was unable to cope with the waves The
Wells was sunk off this point.
GRAND HAVEN, Oct. 21.-A tug has arrived
bringing three bodies of the A1pena victims.
No other bodies nave been found. A watch
stopped at 1915 was found on one of the
bodies and it is supposed the steamer founder
ed about that time Saturday forenoon.
The Portland daily press., 1880-10-22
Magazine Notices.

The numbers of the Living Age for the
weeks ending October 10Th and 23d respective
ly, contain the following articles: The Eng
lish Precursors of Newton, and Bright's Edi-
ton of Pepy's Diary, Edinburgh A Contemp-
orary Narrative of the Fall of the Bastille.
Fortnghtly; Hypnotism, Nineteenth Century;
Overbury's Characters, Fraser; The Bayald
the East, Blackwood; Lille in the Homeric
Age, and A Letter from Constantinople, Tenn
pie Bar; Poetic Parallels, Chambers Journal !;
Life in a Bernese Village, and the Victory of
Chill, Spectator; Pilgrims Progress Note Pa
per, Saturday Review; A Glance at the Jews
of England, Examiner; Qunihe Production
in India, Pail Mall; and in the way of fiction,
A Really Good Case, A Little Bohemian and
an instalment of Adam and Eve, with the
usual amount of poetry.
The Portland daily press., 1880-10-22
Ohio Election Returns.

COLUMBUS, Oct. 20.-At Meeting of the
Republican State Central Committee tonight,
Benz. amin Eggleston, Presidential Elector for
the first district, withdrew from the ticket on
account of already holding position as State
Senator, and A. d. Bullock of Cincinnati was
chosen to fill the vacancy.
The Republican state committee furnish the
following ngures. Ihey are made up from Of
fcial figures at the various county seats. and
can be relied upon as being as accurate as apy
figures can be until the official count is made
by the Secretary of State. The total vote on
the candidates for Judge of the Supreme Court
was l4,276, divided as follows McIlvaine
(Rep) 364, ,044; Follett (Dem) 341 003; Louder
CGrbk.) 6,57S; Ross (Prob.) 2,651; McIlvaine's s
plurality 23,041. The vote for Secretary of
State stands as follows: Townsends (Rep)
362,0lS; Lang Oem.) 343, ,0l4; Lloyd (Grbk IS
7o2: Doane (Prob) 2,715; Townsend's s plurality
The Portland daily press., 1880-10-22
Lydia Maria Child.

Lydia Maria Child, whose death was report
ed yesterday, was born in Medford, Mass, on
February IL, 1902 Her father-David Fran
cis-was humble baker, but he was a man of
intelligence, and appreciating the advan-
tages of education he placed his daughter at
school very early in life. AS she approached
the age of maturity she developed strong liter
ary tastes, and amused her schoolmates with
her juvenile Stories Her first book was pub
lished in 1924. 1t was called "Hobomok; an
Indian Story" and was followed in the ensu-
ing year by second work entitled "The Reb-
els; Tale of the Revolution The scene was
laid in Massachusetts, and many of the char
acters were the historical men of the period.
The book held its place among the standard
novels for many years, the events which it de-
scribed giving ita firm hold upon popular es-
teem. Its contents included a speech by
janet Otis, which was believed by many to
have been genuine, and sermon ascribed to
Whitefield in the work was inserted in the
New England school reading-books as a genu-
inc discourse by the famous preacher. In 1926
Mrs. Child began the publication of monthly
magazine called Juvenile Miscellany, and con-
tinued at its head for eight years. In 1881 she
published two popular works called "The
Girls Own Book" and 'The Mothers Book"
both of which hold places in nearly every New
England family library: When the anti-sla.
very movement began in Boston, Mrs. Child
became identified with it, and published q
work called appeal in Behalf of that Glass of
Americans Called Africans in which she ad-
vocated the emancipation of the Slaves In
1S4l she removed to New York and assumed
the editorial chair of the National Anti-Slavery
rd Shxar -, alo - Al.
paper two years. She also published work
entitled the. History of Women in all Ages
and Nations, !" in 1916; Biographies of Good
Wives" in 1916, and several Juvenile works.
In 1859 Mrs Child wrote letter to John
Brown, which involved her in correspon-
dence with Gov. Wise and Mrs. Mason of Vir-
ginia. The correspondence was published in
pamphlet form, and attained circulation of
100000 copies. Among the other published
works are Life of Isaac I. Hopper" Progress
of Religious Ideas,' "Autumnal Leaves -
Looking Toward Sunset, "The Freedman IS
Book and "a Romance of the Republic"
The Portland daily press., 1880-10-22
BY TELEGRAPH.
MURDER IN PALMYRA,

A Mob Undertakes to Break Up Dis
reputable House and One of Them Is
Shot Dead.
NEWPORT, Me-, Oct. 21.-Last night large
body of men called at house in Palmyra and
demanded that the occupants leave the place,
when men secreted in tine building fired two
shots, killing Rodney Lord, a young man %
years of age, instantly, and severely wounding
two others. The occupants of the house are
said to have kept house of ill-fame. The OBJ
ject of the crowd was to rid the town of the
nuisance. Two men concerned in the Shoot
ing are under arrest, and search is being made
for third who was in the house at the time,
who, it is supposed, fred one of the shots.
The Portland daily press., 1880-10-22
SOUTH AMERICA.

commandment OF Peruvian Cities Aban-
doned-Negotiatio for Peace-Steam-
ship Subsidies in Brazil.
PANAMA, Oct. Eli ma dates of Sept 25th
state that the bombardment of Cherlio, An
con and Chancay by the Chlians resulted in
no damage and they LEFT.
1t is stated that Minister Christiancy has pro-
posed as preliminaries of peace that Peru,
Chill and Bolivia each elect three commission
Peruvian territory occupied by the Chilians
The Portland daily press., 1880-10-22
Obituaries.

NEWARK, N. j., Oct. 21-Wm. Kinney, SEN
ior proprietor of the Daily Advertiser died in
New York city this morning aged 81. He was
of New Jersey re volutionary ancestors In
1920 he became editor of the New Jersey Eagle,
a weekly paper, and about 1855 editor of the
Advertiser and proprietor soon after. In 1S43
gress. In 1851 he was appointed Minister to
Sardinia, and after serving full term retired
to Florence, where he resided until 1865, since
which time he has lived and about Newark.
Rev. S. Fl. Opdyke, a leading New Jersey
Methodist preacher, died at Newton, Sussex
county, N j., today.
The Portland daily press., 1880-10-22
NEW YORK.

Republican Convention for New York
County.
New YORK, Oct. q The Republican
county convention last night appointed a COM
mittee to present the names of candidates for
the various offices to be nominated by the con-
vention.
Col Geo. W. Bliss opposed an amendment,
which was voted down after debate, that tie
committee should not place on the county
ticket the name of any person who does not
support Garfield and Arthur.
Convention adjourned subject to the call of
the chair