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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-07-26

Osceola Tribe. 1. o. Red Men, of this
place, has elected and installed the following
officers for the current term: +. i. Beller,
Saohem-; j. T. Trussell, Sr:.sagamore D..
A. Phillips, Jr. Sycamore; John II. Bishop,
Prophet; G. NJ. Hough, Chief of Records i;
VIM. II. Moore. Jr., Keeper of Wampum j;
". B. Davis and d. F. Doolcy, Sanops; L.
N. Walters, N. T. Manuel, Willie IT. Moore
and J. A. Eugle, Warriors; j. W. Blessing,
Amos Dunlap, Geo. W. Wright and W. II.
Rodrick, Braves; R. j. Lucas, G.. of W.;
Edward Walters, G.. of f.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-24
Cost an0 foun0.

NUNEK1 Isl MENTS FOR THE NEW
~ NOIk TNiBt NJ Will Ek RECEIVED At IHE
trTuWN OFFICES. so. l2f- lto-dwa,. corner IhuU
-. .n~ West Tw,nty thutsi. touef tlEhth ave-
Fourteenth st. conner iLt0u 200 Ihird
itc F0rtys~touth -, 40 tae HARLEM otFlt "a
l.Oui 400 ihiri pue hundred and.
tD'uty ma At, up 60 D. u. At regular oruce Tatea
DANK BOOK LOST-Baul, Book No. 49,.
ID G9 of tc Rowtfy iluk is missing The tirr
requested o tie bans ~ ru restored rur"
the 2d day july lSs Application VITA bc made 10 The
bank for huok
pANK BOOKS IOST.-Bank books Nos
ID ,'-12 auo f'72 Of thc ho~rrr saving B'nk, are
Che Undrr r'gu f - return then tn tir bank
before fhr l~t day 81 July. Is-l application
will Dee made Go She hluk ioi ncW books
/ OST.-Bauk Book No. 3G7,G32, Bank for
savings. 81 Elrccscrst. New YORK; payment soplcd
please return book Co bank.
I OST-Bank book No. l2j,jl7, Bank for
II sssnrs 80 E'ecc.r.- ~. %cw-YorA Payment stopped
Please rttuTu book o. bank.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-24

WI OF the udsou elevation 200 feet delightful place lr
tired business hr families seeking resi-
rowng bathing AMI charming drives opeuJuac 20 Address
Box 40, Pcekssll. y. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-24
nlarble nn0 Slate Alantels.

A ADVERTISEMENT FOR TIE NEW
n YORK TRIBUNE WILL De RECEIVED At TIL
I.pToWS OFFICES. No l,236 Broadway, corner Thirty
srstst SOS West Twenty thir-st, corner Eighth ava,
% corner Union eguartS
ave corner Forty seveDthsti st the HARLEM OfFiCEs
ln0l and 800 rhiriaVe corner que nuhuron AM
WOOD AND SLATE MANTLES.-The most
w yaroi and complete stock VI fno nlantes ex
hibt0u. H. Is. STEWART & CO. rs West 23d-st- New:
York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-24
VO rll.lADELPHIA.

Iilf Ji3 LsrAHL'~uHn HorrF ,Np SHORT LrNE
q. ai!y hF -~A}, <fE I9iiA.y I, AIPn &N
Doy.lE. rgAcT ,ril y ~, iSyrEoE..in. rt F>>rr.
MINI "NTiiiilAttss5'I' III '-.1Hs'trr ''A>'
e., r.. n. =, il F.. &, 'l la,.. - 3.a 81, u J.,
500 -t1A.' Ii' n- lri , .lf , , -..,.. -,
81 H. ani &, l ,ua,l, .-,asn va r-rl'on 4. Ca.
ming .raia. 'en,c v-' &c. 'ls'na'' l2oi. 9i' -
r,csct 'tr.. 30. ,r' 80 lFoH"efi A|ar Hone and
i,l Annex -tli:,- '.ot tl..n, -. Erosvu N"s -
~, ,.I ~ ~ - - ,o,,r n,..- ,.,, '"'''''
W.. ~ 50. rr,-'i-' c-a4-y VA eac for arl e-ee@
bagglrc ltol ..,..- Al .'LceA v....,
iEANGG .L .iis N Mig Gya. .ra..,r Aeen,
TIE ERIE RAILWAY, ncw Eno W. g. q; 5 ~,
IasaAysrvsy; = rs,v- .,g.yl ryrEcI 49, l.. l.7!.
"a go Cin..rnA, i4i mrf LAY 1890 'Ia'ns
~ ,DaI ,-fai = tlt-. .rry.a5 "a, At h ,.
.os.se., faia.n ,5e,t rao o., room see !ag ,olcAes
D. nahy fa... ~. -e' t H. 5 g'pai
73l5. I'm. r-iGt 'ra,. no t4e vt
H.sfS. ~ q. 40 II 80 r. iij 20 q ~ 40
rm ~ ,.ii-.e.t saturday as-u 3nv saniay% 'i5
o. Dr. a. r.oft aaa asac - e. 1920 ne 20 20
l. a. IN ~ l0 JiG 5.j. d. 90 1890 n.. D. mI
alsa. ,an.ay. B. 81, lJ-Ol L. la %, q u, and -
> 3D. loe0A 49,. l2noon 10 $50 80
sah.a,. O. ~ 1904 IN. liij 7Jl - AMI - nid
nE .,r.oy ~, >~garE 543 80 .. BOA ni 90 400 80
H. %. All l. 81. 'als ,ataIdly nights on5 sun
-! noer, So 40 ir2J a.r. 1902 3.tll rs.
10 y al u ril-igt sundays D. 81 ~ - A. M.
i a. - H. ini - 'tni-p.
WareFtCs. Z - T. n Z 80 - n .. -.
N~~r--s 4ad cornwall. So , m 3D. 40 SIM
Rom. All @lug.ton. D. m. 30 m sunllyA so
linen s. 500 40 - A. m.. 5 50 So l3Q 7l5p M
-.,rssv. = 50, iV IA ga. 0Bl I , m ,.,
SstI,tHrtjgu %. > lV3J - ia; so sJ1'. I3p IN.
-ua...s 50 D. - M. 80 p n. RIO . ~ tnl IS!
. IN ulirs -on@'.g wiki Sew YORK ind os"cso Midland
k3Hr1l "a; - .TI5l - lOlOA NJ 4:J1i 7lj I, m sun
,ioi. Al ~ IN mo- $50 lnlf II
115 a,,.t ravs Jl.st qdarSr OF and quarter after
%, ,r MN a. os.l5 IiAs lWAI aud LIih1
D. a. ,r passage amt 'pr Aplrtmcntsia Drawing iLoon
-in,us Coaches b obtained anl Orlor, Tor mo
an transfer Daggage nay be et u tln CON
LtnS tr5,xyn OF y ehe Company OePJtN ,tt
- As-. Nst arrive ia New iV'~ ''-~
aud Il.l5L ant LJFOh III -
INC \. ABBOTT GENT PAss'rAyenA NeWYorE-
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
IN Trans leave tor knglewOo C0sler Permon and NyaeA
fnpday, y IN aud Gas PIN The 1880 pm tram VIII 'ea'o
Nanusf -priue ALLEY aud Mot sey. 90 = "a M s-'N
n -. mi ~ AuHDT~r 0cnl PAsar AEenk NeN.AWA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-24
Gttanlaonts ano Railroads.

4 MARY POWELL-For West Point,
~ 4. Cornwall Nenourg. peughksepse Eondont An a9t
Iatk aud Marlboro by terry. LEAVES FOOT NESrRf
81 PIER 10 BID ami 22DSr ~ $3.50 o. N. Sunday
trpird 'O%NLtr- ~ poshkorp-lr with evening trait
thr iui-oa River R,iDld fat NultriI and WEST Conyer
irnt Iuat- % the CAT - II. MOUNTAINS Baggage by
cAi fcs~ received 80 NrsirJ ST.. only.
4 TROY BOATS. CITIZENS LINE.
a. Note ciiuecin locaton. WV STEAMERS SARA.
toFA aud CITY or TROY leave daily. except saturday
ln'u fIilt g. N0it iivor fD'tn Chri-tppA-r-: con
Meeting VITA morning trl- Tor tue Nurtl luI West
dnv steamer touches Is. q .aa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-24
INMAN LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS.

FOR az FEN~TDWN AND LIVERPOOL.
NpTI -h-Ta' sper' Of MS Line hAs Lieutenant
NAufy~ Lane routes - al casOns 81 hr year
,flN ~ BEKLIN ............~ATt KDAi. July p m
CITY OF BRI 49, Ilit R-DAI. july :. L0pu.
CITY uF tuI ~lEl.. ...... NA1 UliDAN july 10. Hhm.
tlIY OF KICuMuND ..... TtEDAY. july IS. p. III
CITY OF " INIRtAL THURSDAY. lu - . 30 4.
From Per y, y. H.. foot ~ ChdrltOn.st
CABIN. -. lnd 500 Return tickets favorable prmA
So FRA g.. f2~ Irriaid $50 Iralta 90 lowest rates
saooa.. s'aiorooas smoking and bath rooms amlshpN
1ltst steamers not cattle. slice iur pg-
JOHN o. DALE. Agent 81 aud %" ilrold~ay. y 7.
Philadelphia Oilco, 40 lUJ south itu-3t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-24
Steamboats, an0 Railroads.

ALBANY DOATS, PEOPLES LINE
~ DREW and ST 1DiN leave Ply 81. Norfh !usar
SOUTH SIDE OF CAS- Al g.. every WEEK. DAY 40 %
M conu"cfiuru Nbi1v sunday morning excepted Win
trains North. West aud l.lsf.
ENCutri 90 utArtet5 Albany and o urn, ro' gave - b.
". vs.. EN g.. rrc'ii..t
4 LBANY DAY EOATS-ALBANY and c.
~ NtGENEUdtIy l~undts7 "xc'r'rl. leave Nr-ir' 81,
2'd -f. % % flfnnkIgu. Hy Anr Y. DO
NO.. lndiusat NyIo r"rry. WcH Point Nrw'prr. r'ufl
kcrrsc IucprCs. rai-fil luI flIdelu Connect % Rhine
beck 10y ferry VIII tr - r 3d. train "n thr iit an i
r. a. Tickets -ul ana nItrirr checked lliIN lui
WEST Ncw.Nork Central trd fll-o1 River q y urK.ts
good via this line Trir trsrts Wet point of Ntwsurf
returning hv down boat a. SPECIAL IKAiN Ia aHd
from ~.A1sNTDfsA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-24

ALL RAIL LINE
Commencing June - Special Fast rrpre-s Train, WITH
Parior cars Will lclv. Grand Central lcpt Nc~foik ga
y T. y H. and A. d. g. al 1885 :. ". daily Except ~I
days arriving at the White Mountains early 10 TIE evening"
Fortune table,, rates. etc. arlE 10 IcAot Agent o' ~ -
y u. ans 10. q r.. orr
CrHEMP~rEAp. ~ 7. Atm ave and 42dst y. ".
HTD>ON.-Stcamcr, EcdGcld and NrN1ru~
fr ilD..n. ard 'lA Boston lnd Al'Wl i....
tlaf.lri Lebanon rr--. 44ffafrtof. lft-f 3d. '"iI
Adam and intermediate points '.-n ,"nnr' .it 30 tI 10
Athens. tN SO Il -fiif tH-t' NrA Baltimore &C. '
Iusn. l,.i ta.',tYa baby AZ ul sunday excepted
from Pie B.. Nurth iIttr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-24
GERWAN MAIL.

L NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
sTEAMSnlr LIE BtIM l-l:N NEWYORK.
~OUIUAMPrON AID BKEMEN.
Mo hA r.. - ODER SAT- July y
fulN Iuif lfi -. m.
RATES OF PASSAGE from SEW. YORK to SOUTHLAND
TOS UANRE or BREMEN
FIRST CABIN .....flOOl SECOND CABIN ..........f6O
SrEERA ~. go
R.'uru rrlucrd PrepIN steerag" 'crfld
cate, SO steamers sail from Pier between second anil
UELRlCHs 3 CO., LowungGreen
NDIItE
steamer Elhe CAPT Lest viii sal Ney-York sat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-24

IMPERIAL GERMAN LINE.

4 iamaurg American Packet Company's Limo Tor
PLYMOUTH CuERBOCRG and HAMBUHi
......- coo. juno p hND .-.-....Jny !
FRI~lA ............... Juneau ES' iiAl IN .
hates plss1~n Plymouth London, fhcrhourg. Ham
burg al an points the south 81 ENGLAND Fir,t Cabin.
sln1 SECOND Cabin $50 -tecfage. go. Round ti1p
feiucal riet Stcerago iIOm Hamburg HaVre and
southampton. rs
kCNHANDI 81 90, q. r. RICHARD & co,
Gen, raj Agents, Gc.tial Passenger Agents.
~ lIfoll.t :. y so. ~ IN galway, y. l..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-24
MONARCH LINE.

\ )NARCll LINZ ,o.,,,o,
pra4 1 new .a, ,'r1@ y,, Ferry .r.or city
A.s,tiau Mona,,h jun . L ian Monarch July i
S.r, ,cnroi, atom ,Sr saloon pa..onpsr. so steer
taken eastward voyage Prepaid Storage al low rates
'''' FAIlON. NlCkER, 3 co. 3 Bowling-Grecn
Passage once. 40 tt broadway
Two choice rooms As-yln Monarch London >,tur
DAY. mag be- uad Immediate application at passage Office
/ DACIFIC NAIL steamship Company's Lines
FOR tAlIFphNlA. NANpMIIH ISLANIS. JAPAN
sotrii ANEEiCN and MiVIco
Prom NV York. Pier foot anal y r..
cAcArgL,,o ,l g.. filrE snA[ June , 80 l noon
Prom san Fraaus'o, ~ ana Brnnansta,
For rfS S 9E T2Eio f% l yH2H5 An. ASfa Hs hA
or on arii.Io London mails at san Frano,-co.
pauy Once ' The Per o?, ci@al N$itn id.er'
/ II. J. 81 LAY. superintendent
RED STAR LINE. ,.-,, n.,.,, ~, s,.....-.
r,EvEGY, SArrRpIAr F9H AErw y,.
NEDEIIA, .Hatura'. JuDr 80. p m
saloons stacroou. smoking ami bathrooms ln.d,hips
s,'o-d cabin a,. oinm'ia'ion ancAceHel
f. H.. so cabin AZ - s ,4rgR or pigs e''''A
st.oni ciGin - prepaid. $50 cv,r-on. 400.
sl,srari - gnga - cScut'ion - a. y y.
DOTTERDAM LINE.
IL steamer, cave wArsoN's STORES Broesyn ODD
AMSTERDAM .,....... ..... " ein, ,da}. Ju, l3
NJ. ...... ...... Mtig.~!A ia %
l.tCabn. so SO "a cabin, 80 slecrlg,. 20 steer
age frnm Rotterdam prepaid 81 H. fALAtN, Cen Agt
. south Wlail.. FUNCH. FDNE & co.. 20 south Vii
lam -i Freight Agts L. ". MplisIs 30 broadway, o. T. n
WHITE STAR LINE.
w UNITED STATES ASU ROYAL NAIL STEAMERS
FDit,lt'f.E NSIOWN ANI'IINEhPppl~
NOTICI-rh. ~ this Line Tax, %" iaIr Route
recommended los Lieutenant MaIry T. > y. on J0th ths
out trt and homewarl VOYAGES
BnIAN if. capt Perry antiii Ihhf -, p i
AbElAIIr cant jennings. lhuf''ai J4ue ~ D.: a. w
GEHMAAIt. capt hruntdy ..... 49, ufdiF JUL y 70 ih
FROM TbR WHITE STAR DOCK FOOT OK WEST
Tr. c ,mcr lr, mn FORM -i,e and unsurpassed IN an
uoluu,ut. co.. saloon StafrfuOus Smokiug and Barn.
rupf> arr placed afui-ps whrr" The noise AMI un'n are
r 0l.as degree 81 comfort hitherto nnat'nAo
ats+L ,.-
a.trrui ~,,.aFr f0fu the o. Country, $50 From Ncf
York. So
1p.~-s -frtmar. neither ctffic, sheep nor pigs
Of plans an' other inormNpn apply ., ms
'-"''"' e. i. CONri,, Ag~aG
C.I- BARTLETT - CO.. Agent. B'.tp1.
BANNlI'r IS tAllELL Agcat-. IADAiriphAA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-24
GUNNER Resorts.

MANSFIELD VILLA, Nyack- on Hudson
WI Large airy handsomely furnished rooms. magnificent
river forest all mod improvements excellent
fat water bathing. boating fishing cool and perfectly
healthy tive minutes from station. ten from boat landing
llk,r. reltr-Irrs IarilcnlaTs u u Mest 31th..t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-24

NORTHERN RAlLROADO OF NEW -JEtSEi +.
~ rain. leave tor EnglewOO C0ster Permont and Nyaek
z 500, 1000 am, l. 3 400 $50 10 hSu ~ ~ \. ~,
ennday, ~ m aud Gas pin. The llsO pm tran VIII leA'o
80 minutes later ,atuniAy u!ghts "a 49, IN
kanusi sprus Valley and MoLsey. 90 Z: a. M t.'0
D. M mo y. Abbott, 0enl fAssr Agent Ne"'A"a~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-24
GUNNER Resorts

COMFY ISLAND Brighton Place J.. llo p, =,
4 ncsr her ch PIERS steam aud hoIse ''is' ''-e A"N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-24

MONMOUTH BEACH. near Long Branch
Va oss Cottage VII he opened for boariers June Is Adj
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-24

ONG BEACH.
Trains Hunters Point daily except Sundaysl S:35,
10 and n o. m, %, 3 80. 43-. $50 ami =.
Leave Long Beach go 500, $50 ani n - M S.,
24j 5.l- 7OJ and - o. sunday have Hunters
Point = .i- nd II a m., .. 3, 8, 3, ooi ani p. H.
Leave Ions Beach. - and ll2O T. 100. 800, 800.
6.0. O. 30. r., $50 lnd 94u 9.
TvoGrud Concerts AFTERNOON AMI evening by the finest
orchestra la America.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-24
DERKSHIRE HILLS. "FernSide," Tyr
nERKSHIRE'S MOST .pOPULAK KESSOKI

ID MAPiIWOOD HALL. PITTSFlE ED VI vs.. - 49,
on fer abpve Combines within tt~cu every ~
,,e attraction convenience AMI comfort Spv'lu >eHS"
i"'0~ Nf GEORGEW KTTTELLE, Manager
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-24
Ocean Steamers.

VLtHH OiluHtko'
A NCHOR LINE L. s. NAIL STEAMERS.
"A NETWORK AND GLASGOW
From Pier No - North River New York.
Ethiopia -. .. Crca'-ia-....Jaly y ,. n.
Farnc,;ia July 2 m Dey s,,,, July ~ "a H.
Cabins s60t $50 E1car.oa ticket, al reduced
xE sSee9j es'f r. tt t6N fjecaibi khEcr
From Picr 40. IS North River. loot Of Charesst -
cabas IS, and IS excursion cSeis al reduced rates,
HENDERSON BROTHERS Agents, Bowling Green-
CUNARD LINE.
NoTGcR-"LAYE ROUTE.
FROM NETWORK To rddiyTEnPooL VIA QUEENS
FROM PIER 40. 40 NORTH RIVER
fAkIIlA " einrsday June ~ a. m
No. sly az"
cab passage ssj ana 500 return tickets favorable
secage ticket. to and from al parts Of Europe at very
rates f'''sD' an" thHSoN' f. Bkow% Co. Agent.
steamers marked thus so not carry Storage.
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY.
a XTsTyy2 or AN ysr oSr
Travellers ny hi' ne avoid both transit nv Engush r'i
way and re dlsconorts Of crossing tie channel IN small
CNNADA Fran.csi wednesday. fuue 70. 100
IN! !,.cl pr,sy inl - d.
ClccksdrlwG Oh credit Lyonuais PAM,
LOUIS 90 BEBGAN Agent, NJ. bowling Green
GrIoX LIXE. ,rr. v,,, rr,,,ro.
Leaving Pirr - y L.. loot ~ king..i.
SIS ISy.,y lay i59
AEH"NA .rue.la' lur 3ea
90 re,' steamer, are hnilt Of ron Ia waiersh CON.
trn-rt and Az. frf .brd wi'h every requi,t. ~ make
ihr Isssag across fh~ Atlantic both safe and agrehr. l1g
library experienced Stewards, ad caterer
'4, ID, all upper DICK, thus lnsur
rgthos grratctof al Injuries at ga perfect ventilation
.CARiN rAsstqE according 70 .tacrooE geo 500 AID
oFfICE 40. - BEE2gApW%AY: or,ov
WILLIAMS - hllhN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-24

MENPIlRENAGOG HOUSE, Newport. Vt
~ commanding magnificent view Of The lake AMI noun
tanS "ew,y httei NJ supplied with steam ant Sns accom-
nr'dfs 900 guests - Slo To 81 % per week
SicClas To families GAS \. GLEASON. Manager
FUT L. X. tickets and hotel communication amply -
l.I.NI. ALnIN. .lL NInlhM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-24
sI'. (,r,1nr o4NirRICANSU SUMMER RESORTS

RE Ilfl l. NOO.N ~ y -. Sou y crk
sI@rece Han" Rsmapo. Roe %i1ah ham
Ul'.. 49,. t,,Oeaficns. moderate terms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-24

LEAVE IRON PIER ii.ij' l2i5 las. 3.i5 446. 5,45.
7.f5 and 7fj
SINGLE FARE. ........... - cents
EXCURSION ........ ....... 80 Cents
GRAND CONCERTS every afternoon and evening On
Pavilion I1sr. 80. B, y. H.. IbLkAll ,"nct eOloist
CApPA. trombone ~ooisf and I'D pieces. Admission %
cents prisons holding passage tickets atm tied FIRE.
la,in- Per No ,. y H. al II - connects al IRON
PIER with stages FOR CONEG ISLAND JDchEY CLUB
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-24
IRON STEAMBOAT COMPANY
NEw.YoRK AND SEA REACH r. r. COMPANY
FOR
IRON STEAMBOAT co.

For Coney Island Iron PIER direct
Tie boats NJ ihis company butt ~ iron, with onrt'
water.tIght compartments tftprnof AMI UnSInsat
rendering them absolutely safe an free ir0u All FISK 81
dents.
LEAVE WEST 23D.~r. To- H. 9.2.aGG and7.
LEAVE PAVILION PER- 1928, ll.-j, 1928, 2.2J, 3.
i:2j. 90 and -.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1881-11-18

Blue Earth Ia always the last Of the older
counties In the State to make its official can
vass. Every year there is some cause for
delay. This year Cercsco and Judson and one
or two other towns were held back, Ceresco
to the last day, and almost the last hour.
Then another cause OF delay was 10 procure
justices of the peace to make the canvass. IL
was necessary tn secure the services OF one
Republican Justice, and for this purpose the
auditor had TO send TO Lake Crystal for one
to all the bill, the Justices living nearer than
that point being all Democrats. -Revieo.
We agree fully with the Rerie,o that
il is wholly unnecessary for 50 much
time being consumed in making re-
turns, but do not agree with it in blam-
ing the Auditor for tho late canvass.
There was no delay on the part of the
Auditor, whatever, for Immediately on
receiving the vote Of Ceresco, Monday
morning, he summoned Justice Q.
Leonard ef this city, (by the way good
Democracy and Justice Cory, of
Garden City, who happened to be in
town at the time, and named o'clock
p. NJ, of the same day, for opening and
canvassing the official vote. Besides
all that, the Auditor canvassed the
county vote first, 50 rs to enable the
Reriep to publish it correctly in its
issue Of Tuesday, which opportunity it
did not avail itself for the editication of
its readers.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1881-11-18
4 Daring Undertaking.

Mr.. f. A. Tiffany, of this city, who
has charge of the Opera House, has as
sumed daring contract for cities con-
siderable larger than this, and which if
successful will rebound to the credit OF
both the protector and the citizens who
give it their support. 1t is the engage
ment of Miss Louisa Clara Kellogg,
Americas greatest prima donna, to sing
in Mankato ON the evening of Thanks
giving day. The price paid for this
treat is $500 in gold. This event will
afford not only the music lovers of
Mankato, but of towns fifty miles around,
last opportunity to hear the most
distinguished singer on the American
continent. Arrangements have been
perfected to run excursion trains from
Austin via Albert Lea, Wells, Maple
ton and Good Thunder on the Milwau-
kec road from Blue Earth City, Win
nebago City and all points along the
Blue Earth branch ; from st. James,
Madelia, LIE Sueur and st. Peter on the
Sioux City road, and from Owatonna on
the east to New Ulm on the west CT the
Northwestern road. while ample hotel
facilities in this city will be provided
ut reduced rates.
The tickets will be placed at 81 each
to the parquette and $l.25 to the gal
lery circle. Orders for tickets by tele-
graph or mail will receive prompt at
tentien. The sale of seats will COM
mence at Tiffany's next Monday, the
2lst instant. Already a large number
have anticipated coming from adjacent
towns, while quite Juror exists over
the event. Remember Thursday evening
November cath.
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Practical Christianity.

Mr.. j. b. Clock, the efficient agent at
this place of tho Chicago & Northwest
ern Railway Co, accompanied by his
wife, visited widow James NJ. Wilson,
on Tuesday last, and presented her with
Il purse containing 1916 in gold. This
generous sum was made up from the
voluntary and cheerful contributions Of
the employees of the Winona & st. Peter
division of the G. l. N. w. railway and
few personal friends of Mr.. Wilson in
this city, whose surviving widow was so
overcome and surprised by this wholly
unexpected testimonial, that she de-
clared words could not express the depth
of her gratitude and heartfelt thanks.
Such deeds are worthy OF record and
imitation. They cast rays Of absolute
sunshine, and are verify twice blessed,
in the giver and the receiver. Tho
readers of the FREE PRESS will remem-
Der that conductor Wilson came to q
sudden death on this railroad last June,
by his foot being caught between the
rails in parallel switch.
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From Red Wing to Mankato.

A contract has been signed with the
Cannon River Improvement company to
build a railroad from Red Wing, on the
Mississippi river at the head Of Lake
Pepin, to Mankato. 1t is designed to
build it via Cannon Falls, Faribault and
Waterville. If it strikes the latter point,
then the line will probably enter Blue
Earth county somewhere in the vicinity
of Eagle Lake. From the Pioneer Press
OF the 10th instant we learn that this
company was originally organized to
construct slack water navigation on the
Cannon river and thence by way of Lake
Elysian to the Minnesota river near
Mankato. 1t received grant of 300,-
600 acres of swamp land for this purpose
by act of March 9, 1865 but few
years ago the company was authorized
to apply the grant to the construction
of a railroad on the general route of the
abandoned slack water navigation pro.
ject. 1t is understood that it is de,
signed to make this road branch OF
the Minneapolis & st. Louis, with which
it will connect at Waterville.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1881-11-18

The scarcity of wood in this market,
its exorbitant price and inferior quality,
has been the menace of our citizens for
the past two weeks. We might with
propriety add the article of hay, as pos
sessing all the unnatural surroundings
of wood, to complete the sentence, which
ha. been an equally prominent cause of
complaint. With settled winter weather,
either for Shedding or wheeling, we may
reasonably look for deliverance from
these Affections. There is very large
quantity of wood all around US, cut and
ready for market, which only waits for
solid footing to fill our market with
teams from morning till nightiall. The
same We predict will be true of hay if
not, some Of those shrewd, far-seeing
men on the prairies, who have been US
ing their hay-presses in utilizing the
inexhaustible product, will appreciate
he opportunity and come TO our relief.
Wis is the bright side of the picture,
which is more pleasant to gaze upon
than those sombre shadings which have
80 recently prevailed both above and
below our accustomed walks.