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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1881-01-13
We are under obligations to Mr.. Geo

We arc under obligations to Mr.. Geo.
a Lorentz,an old Mankato boy but now
with Jay j. Joslin, dry goods merchants
of Denver, Colorado, for "a copy of the
Denver Tibune's New Years edition.
1t is mammoth sheet of 1872 columns
OF very interesting reading matter and
well executed cuts Of the various bust
ness houses and beautiful scenery of
that city and country. The Chicago
Times will have TO move further west to
compete with the above journal. Send
us another, George.
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The Congregational church has reached
point where one more strong pull will
place it upon firm ground and free from
the debt which has been a heavy load
upon il since lis organization. Our APP
peal l. first to those true friends who
have each pledged a certain amount
towards the payment of the debt of the
church. To step forward, without waiting
Tor personal solicitation. and pay their
subscriptions to the treasurer, A. b.
Smith, vino Gun De found at the iele-
graph office on Front street. over First
National Bank. We have generous
pledges which are payable upon the CON
dition tint this eilort wipes out the debt.
We have also "a generous pledge from the
Congregational Union made upon this
same condition. We find tina, if the sub
scriptlon- are all promptly paid that we
can swing clear, and the church will enter
upon a ncW era of usefulness. If any of
our friends can give lis aid no; already
pledged. il will hasten the desired result
and be gratefully received We append
the treasurcr's statement, rs follows:
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Frank Boyd, whom those living here
in 1868 . will remember. died at Fort
Dodge, Iowa. the cd Of this month. Mr..
Boyd has been great sufferer, hardly
seeing well day since leaving Manka-
to, and for several years past being en-
tirely helpless from neuralgia. He
leaves wife and one child. While in
Mankato Mr.. Boyd bought produce Of
various kinds, making his headquarters
most of the time with Lewis d Shaubut.
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Mr.. Smith, of Bismarck, reports
that the contract has been let to one
MORRISON for the building of bridge
by the Northern Pacific at that point.
The structure, it is estimated, will
cost 100000.
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Baby Saved.

We are 81 thankful To say that our
baby was permanently cured of Il dan
gerOus and protracted irregularity of the
bowels by the use of Hop Bitters by
its mother, which at the same time re-
stored her to perfect strcngth.-Thc
parents, Rochester, N. Y. See another
ErDress.
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NOTICE.

The Supervisors of Mapleton, Minnesota,
January Is, 1881, for driving forty (4O) piles
across Maple river, on Section %, in said
Town, eight (0 piles to be drove eight feet
below surface Of ground, -four In a teri;
eight (0 to he drove seven and One-half feet
-four In tier); twenty-four (2I to be drove
six and One-half feet -four in a teri; also
bowels to be made I'm tops Of piles, and iron
bowels driven in about six inches, and ten
pieces put on work to be completed on or be-
fore March !, 1881.
Bids to be addressed to
G. A. CLARK, Town Clerk,
MapletOn, Minnesota.
N. Sprague's store In Napleton, MINI,
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Notice.

All persons knowing themselves to be
indebted to me and who do not call in
side Of thirty days and settle, either by
cash or note, need ask no credit of me in
the future, as I have done my best for
them through the hard times, and now
these accounts mast be settled.
JOHN KLEIN.
Jan. 1. 1881. 28mOs2
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Truth and Honor.

Query: What is the best family
medicine in the world to regulate the
bowels, purify the blood, remove cos.
tivencss and biliousness, aid digestion
and tone up the whole systeml Truth
and honor compels us to answer, Hop
Bitters; being pure, perfect and harm
less. See another column.--1oLodo
Blude
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Gen. Bakers wolf hunt that has
been upon the tapis so long, came off
last week Thursday, an account of
which is furnished us by our Rapidan
correspondent, in another column.
Great Clearing Sale of Hamburg
Embroiderics at about One-half their
value until February LIST, don't fail to
secure some of them. G. f. BRETT.
AS our readers will perceive, we have
added to our columns this week gath
ering of Normal School items that will
not only interest our city and county
readers, but those at distance outside.
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AS we returned from dinner Tuesday
noon We found the following card on orr
editorial table, which speaks for itself:
&,

MIR. Mrs. w, Il. Grant,
At Home,
Friday Evening, January 1th, 1881.
Heron Lake, Mimi.
Fifty ladies and gentlemen were
present at the gathering, and high old
time enjoyed. The FREE PRESS is
highly priced. As Mr.. Grant used to
be one of Mankatos business men in
years gone by, many will remember
him, and together with the FREE PRESS
wish him and his cstimable wife, many
more similar social gatherings.
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Farm For Sale.

EIGHTY acres adjoining the Hubbell farm,
II town of Lincoln, three miles from Lake
Crystal, 40 acres good tillable land, 40 acres
in meadow, with some fruit trees in full bear
ing, and fine shade trees fronting the highway.
Enquire at the FREE PRESS Office. 3xtf
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YOtl1a0 Men.

Young men who suffer loss Of memory
bashfulness, pimples on the face, back
ache, loss Of energy or nervous debility
will show oisdom by consulting DR.
Kelly who is permanently located al
the MankatO House.
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nNE hundred thousand Strong.-In the past
~ few months there has been more than
100000 bottles Of Shilohs cure sold. Out OF
the vast number of people who have used II,
more than 1900 cases of consumption have
been cured. All coughs, Group, asthamR and
bronchitis, yield at once. hence It Is that
have not used it, let us say, II you have q
cough, or your child the Group, and you value
life, don't fail to try it. For lame back, side
or chest Use Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Sold by
your Druggist, N. WEBSTER
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Grain and Produce Market Report.
Auction Sale.

AT N. NJ. BAKERS Store, ST. PETER, COM
mencing at 2 O'Clock P. NJ, January 8, 1881.
One horse, one Quimby g. Hallowell jump
seat cutter, one bear robe, nicely lined, and
one coon robe, lined.
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All of you who are on the shady side
of life, and suffer from the Kidneys
Liver, loss of provocative energy, etc,
consult DR.. Kelly and be rejuvenated.
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John E. Pugh, of South Bend, who had
his barn blown down in the June cyclone,
intends to rebuild il on larger and
better scale.
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SSTRANGE PEOPLE.--Do you know that
~ there are strange people in our commun-
ity ?-wc say strange because they seem to
prefer to suffer and pass their days miserably,
made so by dyspepsia, liver complaint, indi-
gcstion, constipation and general debility,
when Shilohs yitalizer is guaranteed to cure
them. Sold by N. WEBSTER.
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The Express company have supplied
j. G. Simpson, their agent at this city,
with bran new express wagon, No.
24J.
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DR.. Kelly at the Mankato House
cures all sorts of old sores, skin diseases,
throat, liver, kidney and stomach trou-
blee.
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Trusses Trusses f!

j. II. Jones at the Warner drug store,
makes Il speciality of Trusses in every
desirable pattern, also Shoulder Braces,
Abdominal Supporters, &c. 29w3
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YOSIM0 Men

Have you night losses, nervous debil-
ity or weakness of any sort, fail not to
consult DR.. Kelly at the Manksto House
without DELAY.
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Births in the First and Second Wards. ..
Births in the Third and Fourth Wards -.
Deaths in the First and Second Wards 80
Deaths In the Third and Fourth Wards :
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PQrQLu0t0 and Eifs.

DR.. Kelly who is permanently located
at the Mankato House cures both Para
lysis and Fits.
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WE HAVE speedy and positive cure tor
w catarrh, diphtheria, canker mouth and
headache in Shiloh's catarrh remedy. A nasal
injector free with each bottle. Use il if you
desire health and sweet breath. Price. 80 cts.
Sold by ". WEBSTER.
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Drug Store For Sale.
Inquire of r. w. Woodland, Wells,
MINI.
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II You wish "A splendid pair of Spectacles
fitted ~ yonr eve, 40 IL u X. WtsER. who
will sell you better Lenses AT half the price
charged by frdwisag aap.baJs.
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SIM MONS,

STATE OF MINNESOTA, County of Blue Earth
District Court, sixth Judicial District-ss.
Isaac N. Ewing RS Spencer c. Records, John s.
Baker. Hannah w. Baker, Thompson l..
Records, John ii. Burgess, Elizabeth Rec
Ords, Emma Records, and Hannah Andor-
son.
The Slate Of Minnesota to the dbore nameddeJSnd
ants.
You, said defendants, and each of you, are
hereby summoned and required to answer the
complaint OF the plaintiff In the above enti-
tied action, which is on file i'm the Office of the
Clerk of said Court at Mankato, and to serve
copy Of your answer to said complaint upon
the subscribers ut their Office, in the city of
Mankato, In the county Of Blue Earth in tho
State aforesaid, within twenty days after the
service of this summons on yOn exclusive of
the day Of service; and II you fail to answer
the said complaint within the time aforesaid,
the plaintiff will apply to this court for the
relief demanded In his said complaint.
Mankato, Dec. IL, A. ID. 1880.
28w6 BROWN g. WISWELL,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
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:ffsssi0n Readers.

This Is the season of the year to make your
arrangements for yonr reading matter, and
Shocmakcr's News Stand is the place Ia call
He gives twcnty-one numbers Of Sciibncr's
monthly Tor Eve dollars. All those wishing To
continue I'm the club ior the New York Tri-
banc and San, will send in their name soon.
All orders promptly attended to by
24tf JAMES SHOEMAKER
Choice Buckwhcat for sale ~ Central Flour
and Feed Store 36w3
Al the Palace OF Sweets is the only place in
Manhato 10 buy your holiday candies and get
them fresh and free from adulteation. We
sell only pure goods. opposite the Mankato
House. 2Itf
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particulars:

a Mankato correspondent says that Mr..
Geo. Owen proposes To put up the cup he re-
Gently won in the skating contest, and invite
different skaters throughout the State to com
pete for the prize. This is all u mistake, and
Mr.. Owen is too modest man to let one vic
tory "inilate" him i'm that manner. He lays
no claims to being Il champion skater. New
crtheless, it was conclusiyely shown I'm the
recent contest that there were none here who
could successfully rival him. II another
prize is put up, Mr., Owen will skate for 1t but
AZ for putting up prize that has already
been awarded him, that is altogether too one
sided an affair,
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Thursday, Friday, and Saturday of
last week, the way we West Enders con-
.jugated the weather was thusly: Posi-
tive cold-comparative colder-super-
lativc coolest.
Conversing with resident sewing
machine agent few days since, he de-
livcred himself ofthis.horse -sense remark.
"Don't you know that just about the
time the majority of men dying from
old age, they are but just educated Aow
to live! This, we thought, was very
good for sewing machine agent.
"Ariosa.'-Not as yet, strange to say,
has any one among the literati of Man
kato condesccndcd to illuminate the
darkness enveloping that adjective,
'Ariosa," as applied to the new beverage
called "Arbucklc's Ariosa coffee
Where is the Philomathean Society of
Mankato. Where the students of the
profound9 Where Frank Wright, dclv-
ing in the dusty lore of by-gone ages.
No voice comes from these--no voice !!
! now remit the question to any and all
of the numerous female aid societies of
our pretentious city for solution, not ex-
Guiding the gentlemen invited to tea at
six.
Ed PREss.-ln your last paper,spcak-
ing editorially, or er cathedra, in relation
TO Mr.. George W. Mcad's accession to
tie Office of Probate Judge of Blue
Earth county, you say For two years
at least, will he tie entitled to the prefix
of Judge" Yea, and verify. And will
not this postiix properly adhere To him as
long rs ne lives. | think SO. not as
captious critic, but as plain. unosten-
tatious West Endcr. Videlicit: From
justice or esquire, up-up to the topmost
round in the ladder OF human ambition,
common usage bestows the honors won
by interchangeable climbers.
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Subscriptions to the amount OF SIGi.15 have
been collected and applied on the debt.
The pastors salary after Scpt. l2th is
met by subscriptions for the current year
The Congregational Union pledges
enough, within certain limit, to cancel
the debt Thi, limit allows no shrink
age in the subscriptions.
Respectfully, TRUSTEES.
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FARMERS, LOOK HERE. q. Roller,
Il will pay You the highest cash prices at the
CENTRAL WAREHOUSE for Wheat, Barley, Oats
Corn. Timothy Seed, Old Iron, Zine, Brass,
Copper, Paper Rags. Dressed Hogs. Hides and
Wool. Call and see before you sell. E,-lOin
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There has been considerable changing
OF real estate the past year. We learn
from the Register OF Deeds, Mr.. Fowler
that he has recorded GA warranty deeds
and 1870 quit claim deeds the past year.
The Ladics' Sewing Society of the
Methodist church viii meet with Mrs.
VIM. Pearson, on State street, next Fri
day afternoon Gentlemen invited to
Lea al six O'Clock.
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The following is the programme that
will he rendered by the wcll-known
Roscniield sisters, Jaa. 18th, at the Opera
House:
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40 TOT. G. Roller, 1T Central Warehouse
N Flour and Feed store where you can buy
the best Flour and Feed cheaper than any
other place. Call ana see for yourself. l2-10m
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ZONE AT LAST.-Frcd Fowler has re-
~ turned, and will be found mt Shaubut's old
stand in Block II, with any quantity of Apples
and Cider. Come one. Come all, | won't he
undersoll
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Subscription due and unpaid. 525 90
Proceeds cntm't u other cash . 80
Conditional pledges .... 200 u $50 q
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LIABILITIES.
RISOi ia Is.

Mort ana int. 10 Fcb'y ], 1851, S9is 20
Pastors salary 10 sept T., 50. ~, 90
nay : hetr .--.-.....-.... 3s.Gj
Sundry bills 800. .... 4. lll--Il3G Il:
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PART ONE.

PAal
Piano Duet-PaphsOdic iloungroise . Iii. {
Carrie Eticnhc.ncr, Frances Rice.
Recitation-'Curicw shall Not Ring Tonight"
Bertha Roscniield.
Flute Solo-Grand Concerto. Iopt
Frances Rice.
kecitation-Lcttcr Scene, Lady Macbeth
Bertha kOscniicld. Shokespeare
Piano solo-Grandc Btllalc .......... Rsiaecke
Carrie Ettenhcimer.
PART TWO.
Recitation Scene between Prince Arthur
Bertha ituscnlicld. land Hubert
Trio-Ungarischc Tame ............B brahms
Flute, Violin, Piana- Rpscniield Sisters.
Flute Solo--Carniyal of Venice 49,. .Barricatty
Frances Rice.
Recitation-ol Woman's Rights. .............
Bertha KOscEiicld.
Piano Duet-Stccple Chase ...... poop,
Carrie ELLennciner Frances Kicc.
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The Mankato correspondent of the
II. Il. has interviewed George Owen
from whom he gained the following
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vENlFFANY has the largest stock of ViOlins
i and Accordcons in the city. Call and get
prices.
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III Az
Some difficulty has arisen the past
season on account of the fact that no
deiinatc cross section has been adopted
for some of our important streets. This
matter should receive the attention of
the council, and the width and position
of sidewalks, cutters, and road way,
should he determined upon and the
proper record made. Property owners
should then be required to build their
walks in strict conformity with the plan
so adopted. Very respectfully,
NJ. Is. HAYNES,
City Engineer.
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Among the Breakers" is the title of
the drama that Is 10 be presented to the
public next Monday night at the Opera
House, under the auspices of the ladies
Of Cereal Chapter. AS our people have
always shown "A disposition to entertain
home production, we predict the above
play will have crowded house.
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TRYING DARTMOUfH'S PRESIDENTIAL ad-
journed meeting Of the Dartmouth college In
vestigating comm ittee consisting of Hon. Geo
w. Nesmith and Drs. Quint and Spaulding, was
opened yesterday. Each side was represented
by eminent legal counsel. Hon. Harry Bing.
ham and Judge Ladd appeared for the pres1.
dent, and ex,Judge Fullerton and Messrs
steele and Tenney for the prosecution. The
csse was opened by Mr.. Steele. who read q
series OF charges alleging that habitually lnSo-
lent discourteous and dictatorial manners In
official intercourse with associate members of
the faculty by the president has etif1ed all free
ard Independent discussion OF college matters
that the said Bartlett has deliberately and In
tentionally imperilled the influence of the fac
ulty with the students; has systematically as.
serted bis Official influence to impair and d.
minish the prosperity OF the different depart
ments OF the college; has SO far lost the con.
f1dence OF the associate members OF the faculty,
&C. Several witnesses were examined, and
the tribunal adjourned until to-day.
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DIED,

BROWNING. Thursday morning. June 18th.
Bsownin< Of New Yors ety A. vie OF John W.
Friends and relatives in vted to attend the funer
avenue northwest, sunday. June Is. at 5 O'clock.
New York papers please copy. s.
GARTRELL. On June 18th. 1881, at IL o'clock
M, ADA MATTE 6ARTRELL- aged eight year,,
five months .nd twenty days. The youngest dsngh-
ter OF Ann NJ. widow of the late John NJ Gar
residence Of parent. No. AZ Myrtle street north
RUNNIOUTT. On Friday. June 18th. 1881 at
O'Clock pm after long and .painful illness.
HUNNIcUTT daughter OF Mile and Willis Hun
nicutf in her twenrienth year.
Chmch sunday, June 10Th, 1881, at O'Clock p m.
Relstives and friends sre respectfully invited to
attend.
LOW. On Saturday. June 18th. 1881, at A 40 O.
M, JEREMIAH Low. aged eighty years:
Funeral Will take plscse, from st r Aagustines
relatives invited to attend.
MARLIN. On Saturday morning. June 18th,
1881 RICHARD LAZY MARTIN, only son OF A. y.
a, Uiceita MARTA. in the twentieth year Of his
age.
resieence. No l2Os 5th street north vest. on Mon
day. June 20th. at O'Clock Relatives and friends
MARTIN. In Middletown, Penns.. June llth.
1881. after short lines. pARgIS Z: M.RTIn.
sixty eighth year OF his are. y $500
sCsGGs. At 3. 80 O'Clock m. on Friday, sane
18th. 1881. of cerebro spinal meningitis, IRA &oR
GAN, infant son and only child OF Alice n. and
james r. scaggs, aged six months and three lays.
A rosebud diRnt, pure and fair,
From Sharon's tree was lent,
To be our Joy, our tender care,
The lonely bud was sent.
We thought ii ours with ardent love
We claimed II e. our own,
A gift, q boon, from Him above.
Bis choicest blessing shown.
Our bud Is gore whose rosy light
Iupmed our happy home;
We felt Ii droop. we wept ite hight.
Funen SGse q 9 slsne rom the reedsucs 81 in
grandfather, Mr.. John b. Whtmora No. 495 q
street south vest on Sunday, at &C O'Clock p m.
Relatives and friends 81 the family ere invited 70
sttend.
WINES. At Springfield. H., O. Monday. the
18th june. 1881. ExMA 6TANsBURr WINES. widow OF
Rev Or. II. @. Wines, and eldest child Of the late
A. J. htansbuYy. Of Washington aged seventy
Mrs. Wines was the sister Of Caas. r. stansbusy.
NJ this rft
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SUICIDE OF YOUTHFUL LovER.-The little
village of Clearspring, Indiana, was the scene
OF q fearful suicide on Sunday last James A.
Brown, q youth OF IS years, was In love with q
daughter OF John d. Wemack, only Is years old.
The youthfulness OF both parties procap.e1 Mr..
Womack TO object 70 his visits They met on
father, told MIN that he must come no more.
The tBfai uated youth drew pistol and killed
himself by flriag three shots In succession. A
brother OF the dead boy, In his anger at Mr..
arm. All the parties concerned move In the
highest society, and the unfortunate AFFAIR has
CAUSED gloomy feeling TO Perysde the come
nuniiy.
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HAR RTHH.

CARpEW-MURPHY. May oath. by the Few.
A. MURPHY. OF this city.
ECHAEFFER-HARhOL At the chapel OF
Holy Cross Church, Washington, Q. a., on the Sh
Of June 1881. by the hisht Rev William Pinkney,
DID,, LII D.. Bishop OF Maryland, JESSIE. daugh
ter CT the Rev James A. Harold. NJ. ID. 20 Mr.
GEORGE q. SCHAEFFER, son of the late Prof. Geo.
O. Schaeffer. librarian Of the Patent Office. No
I'd
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A CoUNTERFEITER CAUGHT-Wm. C. sheldon
clerk In the post Office or wil.ianlsville, Wor-
ceSter county, Mass, received sometime since
circular signed ID. r. Moore New York Offering
him small per centage 10 sell counterfeit
money, which could be passed Off on country
people. A correspondence was opened, and an
appointment made for a meeting IN New York
The WORDS "thirty-eight" were agreed upon as
the signal The two men met the caoalistic
numbers were exchanged, whereupon Sheldon
arrested Moore and handed him over 10 the
police. He was held In the sum OF s., 600, and
Clmmifted