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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1880-10-16

Yours truly, EPSILON <MU.

Mr.. VIM. M. Marks, for twenty years
resident Of the neighboring parish of AS
sumption, and one Of its most esteemed
citizens, died on the 23rd ultimo, aged
Sc years. He was a native of Liverpool,
and came 20 this State in 1888; gradu-
ated at Cape Girardeau College and set
tied in Assumption, where he engaged
in the occupation of teaching; subse-
quently studded law and entered the le-
gal profession, but abandoned that in
turn and embarked in commercial pnr-
suits. During the war he served as
private in the Cannoneers of Donaldson.
Deceased leaves a widow and six chill
dren, who have the deep SYMPATHY of
the community in their bereavement,
Messrs. Amendt and Dossat, two young
men who had occasion to be travelling
towards Donaldsonville in buggy, on
the lower Bayou Lafourche road, Thurs
day night, report that, when near the
Belle Alliance plantation, five miles
below town, they. were accosted by a
colored man, who told them to stop as
a bridge Just ahead of them was broken.
Instead of obeying the summons, the
young men kept on their way, whereupon
the colored man fired several shots after
them, which had the effect of lgitating
their Rosinante to such degree that he
rivalled st. Julien's time in making the
balance Of the trip to Donaldsonville.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1880-10-16
List of Letters
Remaining in the Post-0ffce at Donald
sonville, Ascension Parish, La,
0o%ohor 7H 1000

sonville, Ascension Parish, La,
October Is, 1880.
Andrews, Mrs D Jones, Henry
Anderson, Gilbert Jones, Walter
Barns, Mrs Fannie Jackson, Annette
Bogas, Gustave Joseph. Laura
Bernier, Victor johnson, Miss Eliza
Chandler, Miss Jane Kessock, Miss Dolly
Davis, Joseph kenner, Thomas
Forester, George Louis. Miss Sarah
Gross, Mrs Mary Michel, Mrs Laura
Harden, George hurry, Sarah Jane
Houston, Frank Moar, Simon
Hermon, John Pike, Mrs Frank
Harris. Sarah d Refine, Alex Jr2
Jones. Miss Lizzie Seger, Ed
johnson, James Walkin, John
Jones, Ike Wright, James
Wilson, Miss Matilda
If not called for in four weeks will be sent
to the Dead Letter Office.
w. G.. WILKINSON, P. M.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1880-10-16

MAGNOLIA EATING SALooN.-This sa-
loon, located at 135 Poydras street, be-
tween Camp and St. Charles streets, New
Orleans, offers superior inducements as a
house of entertainment where good and
substantial meals can be obtained at
prices almost nominal. The popularity
which the Magnolia enjoys is evidence
of this fact, and we commend it to the
attention of our readers.
Last Monday J. j. Sullivan, Jr., shot
at dog on Railroad Avenue, in this
town, but missed the canine and struck
little boy, son OF Mr.. Ignace Rodrigue,
in the calf of the leg, inficting slight
wound. Why the dog was shot at we
have not learned. Perhaps he.was mad,
but considering the unlocked for termin-
alton Of the shooting tournament, it is
reasonable to suppose that the boy is
much madden than the dog was.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-12-09
The Failure.

The announcement on saturday afternoon
Of the fatlnr' al III" dry goods firm If Pracl
\ Buiiuiss1I and III" Mill to. uf Rocky h Co.
took al our citizens h.! surprise The iirms
were one uf the olics; and supposed 10 he
among the mos; substantial In the city. The
past year had been u very disastrous one 10
the Milling Co., with which pracl X DuIluisson
we're connected They had used In grinding
Their Hour, the huhr system, hut the Eastern
dealers refused Ia buy any flour except that
was ground 10y the ROLLER system This
Drought on competition In which the mill
Was worstcd. Then the hard times that we
passed through had effected things consider
anlc, the scarcely Of obtaining money and the
failure ui firms dealing wIth them, all tended
o. make the burden harder. Hoping L. tide
over all this and come ont all right, monoy
hai been borrowed u u great extent Their
clcditors NJ last, became impnrtunatc and the
trims were compelled Ia shut up. What their
liabilities are is NOT known yet but that lhey
reach very large sum Is not doubled rs
far as we can ascertain hut very little scout
Nv was given for the sums borrowed. Consc-
qucntly many are out just that much. Our
merchants are effected some, but not enough
L. JmbariaS~ their business.
Up - date the matter stands rs follows:
y number Of executions upon Judgment
confessed 10y the firm have been placed in the
hands Of the sheriff and hc has levied on the
stock of merchandise in the store. They ARE
.. t,I ~,
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-12-09

Never before in the annals NJ rail
roadin, in this State has ,bere hee,
such a wheat bIockade ~ At nresent
especially when the railroad tracks
are wholly unobstructed Inv storms mr.
other causes. On nearly every line
of road in the State. there has been
and is now. inadeouate t,ansportation
facilities and the consequence il that
everv elevator. warehouse ar store.
room 10 filled 70 renlctiop. and in
many instances farmers are Obliged
to tr,usnort their grain home upoin.
Along ,be Central road, there is in
stor, awaiting TRANSFORMATION nearly
Ioo ono husbcls Of wheat distributed
W. 49, $500 ,,,.o o. ooo. u,.,.,u,
- "on, s C"a, T,s.,au 90 oon
''''Vo' anu "o'" ta"''i' 'o'ooV
bushels. Along the SionN City ana
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-12-09
The Markets.

For the week ending Dec. sth. Last Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday, business was very
lively. The opening of tho Holiday goods at
the Book stores ON Friday night attracted n
good many. The failure on Saturday did not
effect trade much, as far ~ we can learn.
Monday and Tuesday trade was quiet with a
downward tendency of prices. One thing
necessary this year for II brisk holiday trade
Is coed slcighing, Our merchants know too
well, that with poor sleighing not much bust.
ness can bc expected and many II firm in our
city dates i,s i'll luck through the year 10 II
poor Holiday trade. AZ present the elcIghlng
is fair and IL IL continues We can count on II
brisk business the remainder of the year.
The wheat market has been on the decline all
the week I'LL II stands to-day at So three cents
lower than last week. II may go somewhat
lower but II Is hardly possible. The cause OF
this decline has been, LIST, the strinsency of
the Eastern money market, End, the order Of
the Baltimore 4 Ohio II. T., that after q Ger
tain date storage In their elevators will be
charged" The elevators are full and dealers
are unloading rs fast rs possible, hence there
l. 10 demand. The quantity Of wheat brought
In this week has been about as usual. Tho
tie 8. Oats AMI corn arc steady az 81 cents
and will probably remain so. In the opening
of the week, pork was lively, but IN the latter
part II declined and according to present out
look, will decline n little moro. II Is nj 4s,c0
&c against i4cGt5c last week. Reef Is steady
AZ 2IacGl3c.
The chicken and turkey trade has hardly
opened yet; this week will probably see an
advance In prices; they are now quoted ms
follows: Chickens, dressed, &c; turkeys, ECO
SC. Butter, potatoes, and eggs, are AT the
same price rs last week; market rather dull.
Hay stands at So. We speak of the wood
question In another column; sufficient to say
that the amount rather increases than de-
crcascs. Green hides are rated AT &c. The
wool market ia quiet; about all that IL In the
country has been bought up; prices steady;
demand from the eastern markets lively.
Tho reason why you can buy your candies
cheaper AT the Palace Of Sweets, Ia because
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-12-09
Personals.


Wnl DcGraH 10 nome ON visit, lie will
stay until after Christmas.
Prot. wrigcl and daughter left for Penn
7ylyania 5 IA Minneapolis on Monday. They
viii make their home al Erie, Penn, in tho
future
p. II. iiccbc went a. Chicago on business
last week.
Miss Emma Merrill mas gone 10 Tracy TO
reach school this winter.
Harry T. Baker csmc down into civilization
last week.
Mr.. May Monk7 Of watcrrown ID. r. Is home
"Il II visit.
Hr. ". G.. "n!E mas returned from the East.
~. L. Weymouth of Lake C,ystal, made W.
q pleasant clu! lat week,
-. i. Hail with ". W. Harrison & Co. Min.
ncapull-. wa, making hands with his friends
~ I'M o.ty Monday
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-12-09
R"aI Es;1fc Ir0nsIers

From Nuvcn.bor 18th Ia December 9th:
Cpnsi dcratiOn
Il > Hawos and wife Ia Gilman Halves,
W. 81 NV z. -uc r, lUG. 4 -, SOucTc-Sl DO
& Wagner aud g ifC 10 \ Arnold, swlg
81 SCI uf -rc :, 1 los, = 20, ~ acres , 5000
Anna ~ Poison 10 I ~ Is liccbc, lot 3,
Xix -, warner aid 10 Mnnknto..... aOO.O
J X L4ukC1ln and wife 10 T. Is I jones,
tn . acres Of e.. ui -wti Hc1 Of
y. itrs. r2........,.......... 2jn.U
- 4 lr,yi- aud wife - John bates. W.
Iiu uI lot Sand g j0ft of loi In blk
t"..- aud GNrns add - NnEkatO.., 1000
" 1 Lewis and wife 10 A VI smith " 10
fluf lur = and e :!jft lot . blk y. Lewis
ANA GlNCus adj 10 ,Aiankntu,,..... 100
flora NcAurtic and Jas McMurtic her
husband to Mary T. Soulc, lots J, ~,
II and g, blk 10, Van Brunts add To
ManEato. '....'.................. 5000
e c Burt and wife To Is Holmes. wI
swk sec Il. 100, 20 ..... ......... SOO.O
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-12-09
Ladies' Chatelnlns with watches ut

Ladies Chatelains with watches ut Taylors.
All our depot agents say they have nothing
to complain Of this winter for lack Of bust
ness.
If YOU want anything In the stove line II
will pay you to look over Tuttle's stock before
buying.
For I'LL the popular magazines and periOdi-
Gals Of tho day, call upon James Shoemaker At
wcbster's drug store.
some unknown person broke into J. Flach-
seminars saloon Tuesday night and captured
two rovolvcrs worth sl5 200 cigars, and Si.6O
III small change.
young man on the verge Of lunacy, rush.
I'D into our office Tuesday evening inquiring
Tor policemen, and said he couldn't get
trusted for drink and wanted the fellow who
refused IL arrested. Its too bud this IL q free
country.
. The doctors M" complaining."f dull
times all caused by Tuttlc's Base
Heaters.
Persons troubled with rheumatism or
rhill' and fever can avoid all expense of
medicine or doctor bills. by calling on
futile and getting on" or TWO applica-
tons nf Base Heaters
Al the Palace of Sweets is the only place in
Manknto to buy your holiday candies and get
them fresh and free from adulteration. We
sell only pure goods. Opposite the Mankato
House. 2itf
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-12-09
Sudden Death,

Mr. ThOs. Ingcrman, an old resident Of this
place, went Ia n"ighbnrs last Saturday
IN prning aud while there, fell dead The cause
waJ heart disease. Mr.. ingcrman was an
uncle II the Christensen Bros. uf th, city.
lie came To this city In 1853, and j. well known
10 oar citizens.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-12-09
A Broad Platform {:

A Shoddy Shoe l. not n fl instrument for col
Letting the dollars Of honest people, and Andrews
don't keep II.
Honest leather and a good III are the birth
right Of every American citizen, and he gets
them at Andrews
Every man who votes for Hancock should
wear superb Sboc- and magnificent Boots. and
buy them ut Andrews,
Every man who VOTES for Garfield should wear
Boo,s nice enough for the schoOl-rOom and
strong enough for the canalboa' aud get them
At Andrews
Every man who wantr change can gel goud
deal bach BY trading with Andrews.
Every Independent who wants civil service.
honesty and hon parii -au-Eip IN the Tho" trade
can ilnd II NJ Audrcn-'.
Every Democrat WHO wants Il -tylI-h Shoe 10
20 with he rGndidHi" gets Il al Andrews
Every Republican who wants u strong Shoe 10
correspond with Ills ticket can bc supplied AT
Andrews,
Every Greeubackcr vino believes the rag hnl..
isn't dcad, eau shoe him a. Andrcws'.
And everybody who wants 10 save money to
pur Intu the campaign cen save u by trading ri
Andrews.
Go Ia Andrews. Go carly. Doors open To
night Snlcs commence At once aud continue
through the scn-Un.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-12-09
attention Readers.

This is tho season Of tho year TO make your
arrangements for yonr reading matter, aud
Shoemaker's News Stand IL tho place to call.
Ito gives twcnty-one numbers of sicribncr's
monthly for five dollars. All those wishing to
continue In the club for the New York IRE
bun, and S,m, will send In their namo soon.
All orders promptly attended To by
litf JAMES SHOEMAKER
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-12-09

We would like t. call the attention Of our
citizens 10 the woodqucstIDn. Probable their
attention has been called 10 il by the incrcas-
Ing difficulty of procuring II sufficient supply
for their own use. But something has got 10
bc done Ia protect our own interests. There
Is no sclishncas Ia this. W. MI know how they
are suffering on the frontier, and we viii soon
know how they are suffering here II this OK
poriation is not stopped. II has got 10 such Il
point now that the poor In this city have to
depend for their supply Of fuel on what they
can collect in the streets or around our empty
wood yards. When we sec hundred cords
going out Of this city daily and our own poor
suffering. IL Is time something should he done.
Let our citizens take hold Of this right away,
FOR II is plainly evident that the winter that
has act In, intends 10 stay In.
Beautiful goods In china, mnJolicn, deco
rated English pottery, etc.. At Chapman's.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-12-09

Snmburn y Wnz received this week the
finest handsumcsi, most durahl" pinuo ever
brought t. this city. II { 900 'hickcring a sons
upright, also beautiful Nosc &Son upright.
Both these pianos were shipped directly from
tho manufacturers NJ Boston, and will he
sold NJ prices which will defy competition
McSsrs. Samhorn n Wnlz do not propose 60 be-
undcrsOld and viii give you cheaper prices
and better goods than any one in the North
west. They viii receive this week beside
those enumerated above, several more pianos,
both upright and square. Warcrooms up
stairs over City Drug store.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-12-09

Ladies' suffering from any of tho ills
to which they are subject, will do we'll
to call on DIR. Kelly, who is permanently
located at the Mankat0 House.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-12-09
MANKATo FREE Press.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER o, 1870.
CITY NEWS.
Person wanting anything in the stove

IL you wish u splendid pair nf Spcciacles
httci II your eye - Ia l.. Il. WISER, who
viii sell you hcIrrr Lenses az half the price
charged 10y lurss,Hy "hmh"yS.
Person wanting anything in the stove
line shnn,G not forget Ia call on futile.
a. o.. IS .iu-' receiving tie largest stock
and ma.i ds,irhhi" patterns that ever
,tm' {" AauNH". and he proposes to
-oI cheaper ihnn ever, ~ all his stoves
were purchased aiivI the decline in iron.
Remember hc has acomplctc assortment
Of those beautiful Base Heaters that
keep llrc all winter.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-12-09
Cutters for Sale.

New and second hand Cutters for
sale ut reasonable prices ut Is. ID. Pay s.
Sons livery stable. win track in any
country sleigh road 22wb
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-12-09

N'It1i ...-....-.r Stb,''b.I L.
The min - mortgagcd for all II would sell
for al present, though IL cost more originally.
The merchandise aud other personal property
levied upon viii aggregate about $1,000. The
residences ct the different members of the
Arm ARE mortgngri to their full value. about
Slj,Uh. Resides all this there j. Il local in
drbIrdnr-~ Of nearly sloDOJ the greater part
Of which wall prubahl! never lie settled. This
represents the earnings Of lahoring men, who
having full confidence in the firm were only
too willing L. trust them. also the farmers
Tor wheat, ruttor and other produce. These
SUM vary all the way from slo0 To s2,0G0
coming l- This tdiiur. docs right In the face
y hard winter Il makes II duuhly severe gu
these creditors. puo ltrm In - Paul have
claim ut $1,000 thar i not enumerated in the
above. Mr.. clark. agent 81 the Northwestern
company, J., uuI some 500 for freight that he
Lived the Mil Company 10 accumulate. I'M
III after they uulogdcd the cars. The indcbt-
educs= % Eastern firms i not known nj this
dat. Il IS a failure which j. - h" regretted by
everyone.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-12-09
Court Items.

The December term of court convened ut
the court house this week Tuesday, and the
li.t ~ cases on the calendar does not present
any Of unusual interest. There are only four
criminal, forty-cigh; CivIl and iw" Illegal
liuIIOr selling curCs.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-12-09
Young Mun

Young Man
Is your physical or nervous system
weakened from abuses or night losses,
you may be restored to vigorous man
hood in few weeks.
Diseases of long standing such ~
old sores, chronic Inflammation of the
eyes, throat, stomach, liver, discharges
from the ears, swellings, tumOrs, piles
and scrofula successful Y treated. Sypb-
little and mcrcurial poisons absolutely
eliminated from the blood.
600.
! will pay 800 to any chemist who
will detect trace of either of these
poisons in the blood Of any patient
whom have treated course.
Asthma Of 40 years standing forever
and forever cured in few weeks. Not
a symptom Of asthma after 3 days treat.
mcnt.
Dyspepsia or indigestion in its worst
forms speedily cared. Any patient may
digest the hearty food after 10 days
Tho liver causes more pains, more
family quarrels, more divorces, more
sleeplcss nights and worse feelings than
any other ORGAN OF the human body.
This organ rarely ever fail to restore
to healthy action.
DO not neglect the slightest cough.
Have your heart, lungs, throat and kid.
neys examined without delay.
Office at Mankato House for 3 weeks,
md as much longer us business is re.
munerative.
DIR. Kelly has been physician and
surgeon in military and civil hospitals,
where all sorts OF chronic diseases were
under his charge every day for 10 years.
Physicians who tell you that I am u
lnack, invite them to call with you at
tho Mankato House and discuss with
me the merits and dement's of medicine
and surgery. Yours truly,
A. w. KELLY, NJ. ID.
IL Whom IL may Concern:
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Tuesday evening we mot four-horse team
drawing wagon that was covered with d.
lapidatcd roof of patched bed quilts, while In
tho roar Of the wagon was single pair of
bobs that looked ~ II they might have como
over In Noahs ark, and which were loaded
with cooking utensils, bundles OF straw, and
II three legged stove. The outfit looked 80 ri.
diculous that we were constrained to ask the
owner where he came from, where he was
bound for, aud what he intended To do He
! replied that no came from tho western boun-
Diary Of the State where the wind had played
Yankee Doodle through all tho cracks VI his
cabin since October, Rnd was bound for the
"Big Woods" Ia soc what growing tree re-
Semhlad. for II seemed almost IN II no hadn't
socn one since his childhood, and that he In
tended H. soon ~ no got familiar with his |
surroundings tn seek work cutting cord wood |
Tho traveller furthermore added that lots |
more of 'cm were on the road 10 Gods coun- |
try" His story was sufficient 20 gain the |
sympathy OF all.
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The duplicates Of tho county for the year /
that Ia fast drawing To close. are completed |
and placed In the trcasurers hands for collec-
ton. The apportionment Of taxes arr some
$4,000 greater than last year, most of which
can he accounted for In the following items:
state taxes. ............,..........$2 900
Special school. 1900
County road and bridges 1000
wy '"N"S' '''''''''''''''''''
~8-~---------
Is. g. Reynolds. A. G. Dunn, and i. w.
Graham, tho first two from winnebago city.
ana the lattcr fro III Blue Earth City, were In
attendance at court Tuesday. Reynolds says
they have hard times railroading west Of his
place. Last Sunday forty mon left Winnc-
bago for the wost, with an engine to clear
tho track Of snow, aud thoy worked from that
lime until Tuesday, night and day, without
any sleep nnd scarcely anything to cat, and
only reached sherburno. a little station q few
miles west Of fnirmont. Tuesday noon Supt.
Egan won't West with two engines and a
force Of shOvelerS to make an attompt 70 roach
the west end Of the road The present winter
will be long remembered by every one, both
for itI severity and carly commencement. |
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-12-09

have soon and read DIR. Kelly's Commits
sions ana Diplomas appointing him Physician
ana Surgeon I'm charge Of Large Government
ana Civil Hospitals for the treatment Of
Chronic Diseases as he states above, and all
those who are suffering from Chronic Dis.
eases which their family physicians have
Jailed to cure, ] would recommend you 10
call on DIR. Kelly at tho MankatO House.
w. w. WOODLAND, Editor.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-12-09

Quimhy IArkin, who lives about ten miles
from this city on the Maplct"n road, was in
town all day Tuesday looking after the $50
bushels IL wheat thai he stored with w. II.
Rocky s Co about II year ago, and when about
tO return nome uft"r dusk, stopped in front Of
+. j. P!crcc's store {" lnad GA Erarrcl of APP
plc.. when some sneak thief stole on" of his
buffalo robes. This, Mr. Larkin Thought, was
adding insult - injury.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-12-09

\ medical association was formed in L.
Sucur last Wednesday by the prominent ply
+lcians Of Minnesota Valley. with officers M
follows:
PTcs-Dr. Aver.
Vice Pres--Drs. =. f, Warner. and \, ".
Daniels.
Secy-Dr, Swaync.
Trca,--Dr. Merritt.
Exc. Com-Drs. Harrington, Davis and
Spratt.
The next meeting will be held In this city
the second Tuesday ia April, ISL
The real estate business has been very dull
this year Notwithstanding the activity TINT
was manifested in the spring. some very good
sales were made then aud our real estate
agents felt that their lnbors would be reward
ed. But We think that next year will tell Il
different story. The good crop has put conf
dencc in our country once more and We think
next spring WILL see large addition 10
the population of this part Of our state. There
Is not II finer section Of country than this,
between here aud the Rocky Mountain.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-12-09

STRANGE PE0PLE.-Do you know that
ity I'VE say strange because they seem 10
prefer To suffer and pass their days niiserably,
made SO by dyspepsia, liver complaint, indi.
gestion, constipation and general debility,
when Shiloh's vitalizer IL guaranteed to cure
them. Sold by y. WEBSTER,
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-12-09
4 Wheat blockade.

Tho reason why you can buy your candles
cheaper AT the Palace Of Sweets, is because
II. a. Mas manufactures II himself
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-12-09

The duplicates Of tho county for the year
I hat Ia fast drawing to close, are completed
and placed In the trcasurers hands for collec-
ton. The apportionment Of taxes are some
$i+, 900 greater than last year, most of which
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-12-09

The Winncbago City Times, has just
closed itr first year, and will hereafter
be conducted by Vim. Allen, instead of
Allen L. Sherin.