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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1883-01-26
Dec. ?, last Insertion February
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MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE SALE.


WHEREAS. default has been made in the
w CONDITIONS Of Il certain mortgage cAecut
ed and delivered by josephine -. friSble ami
William Frlsbic her husband mOrigagOrs, t.
William ). shepard, murigagcc, dated the
End day al July, \. d.. eighteen hundred and
scyrnt! three ana ccold'u IN thc once "'
rh- Register Of Deeds az the county OI Blue
Earth ia the State 81 Minnesota. Oh the 9th
day OI July, A. D., 1873. az eleven O'Clock y.
NJ. in b ok u Of mortgages. uu page 80 on
which there Is claimed 10 De due, al me date
OF TIM, notice, the amount ~ sixteen hundred
and seyentN-thrce IJ-lyy dollars tSltI3 sS-!uyy
and no Hcti' n or proceeding has been
Instituted nj law or IN equity 70 recover the
deDt secured 10y said mortgage or any part
thereof. Now, notice is hereby given, tnat bE
virtue Of n pbwcr Ct sale contained IN shid
mortgage. and If the statute IN such cas-
made and pr ,viied. said mortgage will b.
reel sd 10y sale Of tho InOrtgjR,G premises
therein described, az public auction AT IN
fr, mt door q the flee ~ the Register q
Deeds in the city of MaUkatr, III thr county
Of Blue Earth and State If Minnesota. on
Saturday, the 10Th day of February, a ID.
cight-en hundred aid eIghty-thrve, at ten
o'cl elk ia the I, rcnpOn. Isdtlstythc am uEt
winch shal then he due IN said mortgage" deDi,
with the int, rest thereon, ana costs AMI ca
p-usc~ If sUl,,, and the SUM ii /, .rty "a } Dol
lar- attorneys fec9, a5 stipulated IN sald
IA gage IN case of fJrcclp -urc. The
premises described in said III. ,rigag" and s't L"
H.. sid. are the lots, pieces or parcels Of land
situated Ia tine county al Blue Edrth ana
STATE # MInn"-Uta and known and described
as !ull VS. tJ-wit: The undivided one hal, { ,
luter, 81 ui lots One III. Two II and Thr"e
III, ia Bl Jck TwcnIy-nuc l2ll. Of Warren &,
Al IiIiru L. Mankatu according u thu plat
thereof A. recorded IN the Office Of the Re-
gI,,, r 81 Deeds Uf said blue Earth county,
and said mortgage VIII Toe thrTUby fOreCloscd.
WILLIAM ). SHE 'ARD,
MOrt2a2ec.
THOMAS & WASUBURS,
Attorneys fer VI prtgagec, AankatO, MINI.
l,scn,nhgr 2stn lSSg
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1883-01-26
IA M L AND s 1!

We said in former advertisement =" To person of
land cheaper to-day and in the long Blue Earth
county 500 than 50 hundred miles
from timber BY the time the settler these praries has
made his roads and bridges churches and schools bought
rewood and timber until he grow his his land will
him than $50 acre. We repeat again emphasized
the results Of the October blizzard prares living
for hundred miles the losses of stock reported
lost largely because there timber with which utilize
hay and straw for shelter.
We have large amount of farming lands for sale in Blue
Earth and adjoining counties either with i'm
proved unproved Lands have rising harvest
and will likely keep going up At present prices they will pay
ter as an investment than interest Parties
thinking of buying will bargains along towards
spring.
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A Q A r ..

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and iudiscretions Of youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay. loss Of manhood, &c. will
send recipe that will cure you, FREE OF
CHARGE This great remedy was discovered
by missionary In South America. Send
self-addressed enyslope TO the REV. Jos1fA
7. nn1\x, Nsttsa D., Nv ysvS nv, WA
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FITS, EPILEPSY,
FALLING SICKNESS,

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We cluim for them We will Send them by mail.
post PAID. a Free Ti0i Boz. As Dr. Guulard 4.
the only Physician that has ever made tins
iisrHs' II special study, and rs To our knOwl-
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mon,y appended All sufferers should give
these Powders an early trial, and be con-
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Price for larg" Box, 500, or 1 Boxes for
5000 Sent by mail To any part of the United
states or Canada on receipt Of prIoe, or by
express e.. o. ID.
Address.
A SH &c ROBBINS
8dcc iy 3Gn Fulton St., Brooklyn, n \
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Consumption
POSITIVELY CURED.

All sufferers from this disease thar are anx-
ious e. he cured should try DIR. KISSNER'S
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These Powders are the only preparation
known that VIII cure Consumption and all
strong IL our faith in them, and also to con-
vince YOU that they are no humbug. We will
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a Fres STioi Dor.
perfectly satisii, of their curative powers.
Il your life is worth saving. don't delay In
giving these FoVders a trial, as they will sure
ly cure you.
Price, for largo Box, $40, or 4 Boxes for
SiO.W. Sent To any part OF the United States
or Canada, by mail, on receipt Of price.
Addrcss,.
ASH Sc ROBBINS,
2Iyl go Fulton St, Brooklyn, n Y
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The mayor of Charleston. S. c., has
recently suspended the ringing Of n cur
few bell, which was customary in slave
ry times, after which every slave in the
streets was arrested if he or she could
not show a pass. BY this order there is
saving of the salary of the bell-ringer
of st. Michaels church, which has been
paid for many years, though nobody
needed the ringing Of the bell.
No Iowa chronicler of the doings OF
tornadoes has equaled the artist in
Georgia who records that "a gentleman
from Doolcy was in town last week, and
in speaking of the storm in that county
said that the strangest thing that hap.
pened there was that kettle was over
turned and the bottom blown clear
through itself, resulting in no damage
to it. but turning the legs on which II
stood on the inside. New legs will have
10 b. put on It,"
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M ANK Alto
THE LEADING CITY OF SOUTHERN MINNESOTA.

We offer Lots in the city proper suitable for business
locations Lots in all the Additions long time if parties will
improve
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ats virtues arc unquestionablc and its
curative character absolute, as the writer
can personally testify. both from experience
and observation. Write at once to HAYLOCk
i JENNEI, Dey Street, New York, enclus-
ing 81 ~ and you will receive by return a
remedy that will enable you To- hear like any
body else and whose curative effects will be
permanent. You will never regret doing So
Editor of Mercantile Rerirm.
~ To avoid loss in the Mails, please send
money by Registered Letters.
Only imported by HAYLOCK & JENNEY
Sole Agents for America. Dey ST., y. Y
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Hear What the Deaf Say

II has performed miracle In my case.
have no unearihly noises In my head and
heat much better.
have been greatly benefited.
My deafness helped Il great dcal-think an
other bottle will cure me.
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Manifest Destiny Points 10 MalkatO +!

as the great distributing center OF Southwestern Minnesota
busy industries fast multiplying will be pushed the
most supply rapidly developing country beyond
foohold will be worth fortune in the future.
you want home want business location,
lend a hand to make
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s4w,1

The above sale 10 hereby postponed To- the
e7th day ~ January, A. ID. 1888, ut 10 o'clock
in the forenoon III the place above designated
STEPHEN LAMM,
Mnrtrarpp
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ASH g RCJBBINS .,
eIyl go Fulton St, Brooklyn, n
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-10-28
MINEoI.A

MlNroLA, October 25.-[Speclal THE
article which appeared IN some OF the DAT
lies OF the 2j.h inst, stating that Sheriff
Flournoy had Killed one Alyord while at
tempting his arrest is an error. Sheriff
Flournoy went OUT near Winsboro TO arres'
three mon who were charged with assault
with intent To commit murder. lie sue
cseded In capturing two OF theml when
the other one, whose name rs Saulrd,
ran The sheriff hrcd several
random shots TO iughten hun aud make
/ MIN stop, Stafford made his escape, since
/ then some of SaHlrds friends say he was
| wounded aud others say he was NOT lhe
/ opinion rs that the rumOr was started 10 en-
/ able Stafford to make his escape.
Convictions for felony IN The district court
10 date are as follows: Fred Hul, THEFT, ,
| wears. George larhrough, thelt, years
Cowser. murder, years Ben Gilley, muir
der, ~ years. ~, .,
years old, stabbed another youth OF aoou
/ ihe same age, from the effects OF which h'
died. -. A..
There was no one present when th
deed was committed, but young Cowse
admitted the killing, plead guilty, ana wa
riven two years. A petition Tor ms pal
don will probably be gotten up, ana WI
doubtless be signed by every one asked
on accouut Of Cowser's being 50 young
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Imnnrinnt rsnnr. sIrned .

PlrrsRuRo, oct 21.-lmporlant papers,
bearing on the lease OF the Pittsburg q
Western railroad, to the Jewett system
have been signed and only lew details re-
main incomplete. The Pittsburg
III Western Central cover 800
miles OF road. The situation
ofanairs at Rockport, pennsylvania, is un.
changed. No decisive move has been
made by the Pennsylvania company, but
/ the pitlsburg, youngstown & Chicago peo.
/ ple look for trouble tomorrow. being Sun.
| day, they expect that the Pennsylvania
company will concentrate their idle men
aud force an issue.
This evening Judge Aoheson, Of the
United States district court, granted an
injunction restraining the Pennsylvania
company from laying tracksat the disputed
points, until the Q1estlon Is decided by Ga,
supreme court. fno injunction has moi
been vet served, as the officers OF thl
peansylvanin company cannot b.
found, AVID unless served Tonight, probably
there will be trouple tomorrow, a. II J
. reported on good authority thet all section
, between Pittsburgh aud Alliance or Fol
! Wayne have been ordered 10 repair 10 IN
. scene In the morning.
The forces Of the Pittsbnrg, Nounrstow
e Chicago road are preparing TO meet thei
A with slung shots and dynamite.
n Later.-The injunction has Just bes
a served on Thomas ID. Messler, vicc-prei
|, dent OF the Pennsylvania company.
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TelcEraphio Rrsyl,ic..


Nrw YORK, oct. 27.-Thc steamer Fulda
brought clO9, 900 in gold bars 10 the British
bank Of North America, 1900 10 T.. Van.
hoffman & Co., aud W5,O1l francs TO Her
delbach, Jenkelheimer & Co.
DIVORCE RErusru,
Albany, Oct. g. The Jury In the Carra'
divorce case refused the application ut "a.
Mayor Nolan, in behalf OF his dsuglter. tJf
divorce, on the ground that her husband
had committed adultery.
CoLLEUroRs sTArENENr.
BosroN, Oct. ~ The ex.coll1ot0r Of the
/ board max statement TO the effect that
during the administration OF Mr.. A. Sim.
mons as collector at Boston, an extensiy,
system OF smuggling was carried on will
the knowledge OF the officials.
AssigNNENT.
NEw York Oct 21-Lewia Bros, llquo
dealers, made an assignment, giving Sis,
500 preferences. The head OF the firm
an assignee of Mayer & Co, whose iallur
recently caused % much excitement In th
clothing trade.
LoHp coLrmuoE.
NV loRK, Oct. ~ Lord Colerldg
sailed Tor England to-day. A large numb,
, Vt friends saw him OH lie hopes to be ab
10 pay another visit TO America. His sol
Gilbert Coleridge, will remain, and tray
extensively In the western states.
LuABER nEALEBs ASSOCIATION.
: CHICAGO, Oct. 27.-The lumber deale
I association, at meeting this morning. a
o vanced the price on thick clear select Hoo
|. ing, beaded ceiling and lAthing. \
d change was made In the price Of comm
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-10-28

Bmoutog BEACH, oct. 27.-Three-quar-
ter mue-Frank L won; lIotachinnir, sec.
ond; Little Fred third. Time-l.l0,
Mile aud oue'eighth-MeIropoiis, won
Dizzy Blonde, second skylatk, third.
Iimt-.VJ,
Mlle-Lyton. won; Boz Sedan, second;
Little Dan, third. Time-l.i2
seycn-eighths milo-lIarry Mann, won;
Ecapitan, second, Ben Wooley, third.
Tlme-i.81 l.
Seyeu-eighths Of a mile-rwo.yeat-olds,
Miss Brewster, irst; Ero1 second AndtcW
Smith, third. Timo-l,A
NEw NoRE, Oct. T,-ln the trot between
| Malolca aud Trinket excited little interest
the betting was light. Trinket was th,
/ favorite, and won three straights Time
2:208 . %, 2.2l 30.
/ BAt1iNoRG, Oct. q Mile is. dead heat
/ the first class was between Wandering ant
Farrall, Greenland, third. Time, 100
| Wandering won.
Three quarters OF mile, o.yeAr-olds
Bob Miles. first, Ralaplan, second Huron
third. Time-l;lS,
Nile and Oneeighth-First heat Aranyl
first HilArity, second; Greenland, thifd
Time-l.5S. Second heat Hilarity frs
Nettle, second; AranzA, third, Time--l.j
Third heat Hilarity won. Time-20i.
Steeple chase, regular course Gath, FRS
Ranger, second Abraham, third. Time
| ] o
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AUSTIN, Oct, IT, Special The comp
troller rules that groaers aud others selling
brandy peaches, or fruits put up in brandy,
must pay liquor dealers license,
The board OF education purchased S77, eco
OF Bexar county railroad bonds
The report OF the financial agent OF the
penitentialy shows disbursements for Sep
temher, S2d 900; receipts from labor on
/ railroads, farm work and at prisons, $a3,.
/ 0l0, leaving balance of s27 Cal; available
resources Tor October, SOS 75i, expenses for
| October, estimated, S3l i1S,
The land board To-Day decided that all
applications to the purchase OF land by
actual settlers, under, section o, OF the law
must be referred to the commissioners o
the land office, also the land purchased hl
an actual settler must be IN one body,
Revenue paid In to-day S42 63i
The attorney general Is considering as 4
whether or not the Mutual benevolen
Life Insurance company are not require
to have capital stock OF 10000 and TAX
out license as other insurance companiel
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Tho 81. croI. NllIa

PnoyipESoe. Oct, &.-The creditors
the 81. CroiS Cotton Mill company met to-
day. The treasurcr's statement showed
quick assetta TO be 80 800; liabilities, tdO1,-
90; net Indebtedness, Si03 900. Amos ID.
Lockwood, one OF the directors, said that
according 10 the books there Is an average
the mills have capacity OF 900 pounds
per week. O. ID. Owen, another director,
had conferred with Merrio & Co., aud had
examined their affairs, throwing out their
personal property. The firm will have
within i5 per cent Of enough 10 pay ita
debts, 30 the loss TO this corporation IRON
that source will be small. A COMMITTEES
was appointed to investigate and report at
future meeting The 81. Croix will be
kept running during the meantime.
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boards. Thus TAR prices have been 81 90
higher than last month.
MISSISSIPPI RIVER COMMISSION.
CmcAGo, Oct. G,-The senate special
ON Mississippi river improve
ments met here to-day, and decided TO leave
for Rock Island tomorrow, The commits
sion will inspect oil improvements between
Rock Island and New Orleans, including
Captain Esd's ietlies.
NINETEENTH DAYS FAST.
EAsroN, Pa, Oct, 21.-Smull, plleged
horse thief, has completed the l9.h day OF
MS fast in Belvidere jail, at noon to-day,
Tie COMPLAINS OF gripping pains Of the stom
ach, and says he is greatly annoyed at
night by rats In the corridor His pulse
Saturday morning is 66
STOCKS AND HONns.
NEW YORK Oct. G,-Denytr & Rio
Grande, % IA; Houston 4 Texas, "a, kNa-
sas & Texas, % IL; Missouri Pacific, rs
SIS, Texas 6 Pacific, % 81.
GOvernme lts strong, railways hrmer
states quiet After midday the Canada
Pacific developed strength selling up from
81 5.S TO G3 IA ON the announcement
thai tho Canadian government has guar,
Anteed 8 per cent, dividends Tor ten year,
on the oompany's capital stock. The Hurry
IN Michigan Central and strength In the
CANADA HRolnc oNCtleuh a tANofhnle lnHueN
ON the general market during tho remain
/ der OF the day. The transfer OF North Pa
/ cidc south TO the United States courts Gre
aled much better feeling in Wizards
/ Western Union was notioeably strong
( selling M to -, Near the close CanRd,
| Pacific ran on TO 81 3 4 to 6l rs aud IN,
general market declined iractionally, Mar
ket firm as compared with last night
prices, which are IL 10 3'S higher, the latte
on Canada Pacific
TuE ARcnnlsuor's DEPARTURE,
CHICAGO. 0dt. 2I.--Archbshop Reor
dan, of this city, recently appointed co
adlu'or TO Archbishop Allemony, Of Sal
Francisco, Will leave Tor his new scene Q
labors on Monday, 2lth instant, over tn
Chicago, burlington Il quincy road, whic
hss placed at the disposal Of himself an,
, clerical and lay friends the same specls
train Az that which took the Chicag
Knights Templar TO their recent conclay
at san Francisco.
WIZARDS ENAMiNArloN,
NEw Y0RE, Oct. T.-Judge Barrett
orter for the examination OF President VI
lard was practically abrogated to-day by
: transfer Of the Northern Pacific railroad
+, cases 10 the United States court.
swITCIMENS sTBlkE ENDED.
n KANSAS Cry, Oct. 1.-THE remainii
dis.lected sWuohmen returned to wol
this morning The strike caused little
G convenience.
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mnusrON

UorsroN, oct. g1.--lS lSpeclall-The grand
Jury concluded It's labors to-day, having
found lO5 indictments, aud the report
strongly urged the necessity OF putting a
stop to the gambling spirit which is so pre-
valent, and recommended the sheriff and
officers to take immediate steps toward en-
forrinr the law. The new
cnurt.house building was invests
ra,ed by them. They hnd eight
snecifcntions In the contract, mostly IN re-
/ rnrd To the kind OF material aud workman
shin used, aud practically condemns the
! whole manner IN which the work Is beinl
/ carried on, and recommends that huild
/ inr committee be appointed TO further IN
vestirate and assist the iuture superinten
dence of the work. They found ninety -on'
nersons In fail charged With every imaslnA
bie crime. They found that the fanninl
street bridge was satisfactory In every way
,Ncept the crack In the wall, which II dc
sifes to SEQ investigated.
The criminal court adjourned to-day
having convicted fifteen persons, aRgt'
ra,ine h0y years In the peniIentiary.
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PALHTsSE, Oct, 21l-Special l-Colonel
Talmage, general manager Of the Gould
system, arrived here tins afternoon, and
announces the appointment OF William L.
Morris, TO succeed John q. Coulin, re-
signed, as master mechanic OF the Inter
national. Morris Is now master mechanic
ottho Cairo division OF ihe Wabash Pacific.
| Talmage says every effort Is being made
| to supply facilities for the prompt move
ment OF freight all along the lines, and ex
presses satisfaction nj the condition o
| things along the international. lie leayel
| Tor Galveston tomorrow morning.
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CmcAGo, Oct. 2T,--A special from Chic
uahua, Mexico, says the Apaohes under
Jute and GranImo, have out generated tho
officers In command OF the troops ut Caoa
Grande. Their manmuvers have been most
skilfuly executed. The Mexican officials
endeavored TO let both chiefs In camp az
once, with all their bucks, which would
have eRded the latter parloys made for
days, yet Jute came into camp one dav.
GranimO another, In the meantime both
knowing General Gneza commander of the
forces OF northern Mexic0,had left the olty OF
Mexico, planned and carried out the LARGEST
raid ever made by ADaohes at the ranches
OF Encniallas owned jointly by Governor
Terrehas aud Henry Miller, tho weathiest
citizens OF the state. They surprlsed the
hordorsand got awav with seventy horses.
we'll broken and valuable. The lob was
done by three Apaches. From one OF Nil.
lQy's ranches, ilil0an miles west. they stols
u horse and two mules aud got fileen honrs
start OF the pursuers, along the foot OF the
hills OF the Sierra Madras. The came des
perate gang were making Tor Arizona with
, 1000 horses, including sixty Mexican cayal
. ny horses. They were pursued by Mexican
= snldiers and citizens, aud Il Is hoped thl
l United States forces will head them.ofI. :
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SAN sAnA, oct. 21.- Lspeoial.l- The
weather has been cloudy Tor two days, with
indications OF more rain.
Thenew assessment rolls ior this county,
for lSS3, prepared by O. r Beatty, we're
examined aud approved by the commits
siOuer's court this week, without n single
correction. The rolls show ihe number of
stock in this county as iollovs Hofe8, o.
2S0 head cattle, so 13s head gheon, is i0l
mead; goats, .OIS, head hoga l0,59l head
| total value of property, f2Oll Hil, showing
an increase over last year OF $3.50 O1l.
peOans continue 90 come in rapidly, and
find ready sales.
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FORr WORTH

FoEr WoRru, Oct. T.-ISpeoiall-J. b.
Van Dyke will be the probable successor o.
Colonel Eddy, who is now at the railroad
hospital suffering from malarinl fever,
Al II O'Clock tonight stranger was
| Knocked on the head hear hells Haliacre,
aud robbed Of a considerable sum ofmoney,
A construction company 10 build the
I Fort Worth e Southwestern 10 Gmnhury
| is being organized; 500 90 capital, $4,000,
I has been raised.
A small lire to-day burned three uegr,
/ rahln.. lose. nNl.
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Ma.s MeetInr ON. chnnrn

ST. LOUIS, oct. 27-At the mass meeting
on Change the closing paragraph Of the
report Is as follows. and is n ialr sample OF
the tone OF the whole report N
"Onr people have addressed the governor
In emphatic terms for relief from the wrong
he has committed, both 10 The power OF
Investigation and remoyal he proposes
to take no step 20 secure either, nut instead
/ thereof, makes lannred defense Of
the officers OF his appointment
upon principles applicable to
entirely different matters aud gratuilously
insulis many who he knows 10 be respeota-
HE, law.ablding citizens We assure the
governor that he IA mistaken II he sup
poses no can noodwink tue intelligent peo-
pie Of this city or this state by such a
course, supported by such reasons lie
has given no reasons worthy OF
consideration Tor refusing 10 take any
steps TO redress the wrong OF which we
complain and w0 are iofced 70 the oOn-
clusion that he has other reasons, not sta
ted by him, which prevent bis action.n
Monsignor Capel arrived here to-day and
will lecture ON Oatholicity aud art. lie
will leave for Chicago Tuesday morning.
: where he will lecture on baptism aud
g Catholicism.
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Specified Goods which is not exceled even by
ne Of the largest Special Cloak houses In this branch
are also exhibiting number Of Novelties tc cut and
the different garments Of them, which attracted
I attention at its first appearance in the market Plain
h Brocaded Satin and Ottoman Silk Wraps all trimmed in
are steadily advancing in favor The demand Of medi-
ht weight Usters has always been great that have
ssted in quite lot of some very pretty Imported Goods
y Of our first purchases already sold and only day
two ago we received duplicates of them We do notquot(