The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1883-03-23
HOME JoTTINGs.
j. NJ. Karmany wants poultry .

r.. w. Beabc says. IN our locals, that
lie has timothy and Glover seed mixed,
which he offers cheap.
-THE Free Press bindery has now
under way 81 blank books. Bring in
your orders, and We will execute the
work
Rev. T. c. McCleary will deliver II
lecture ON Temperance in the NJ. +
Church Thursday evening of next week.
All are cordially invited To attend.
The young ladies of the Episcopal
church will hold their annual fair and
festival April 4th. Remember the date.
The place will be announced hereafter.
We are in possession Of a silk
pocket handkerchief recently picked up
from of the street, which the owner
can have 10y complying with the code
The new elevator near the bridge
has some choice Northern Dakota seed
wheat from of the Northern Pacific
railroad, for sale or exchange at lower
prices than any ever before offered.
-FouSp-in the Presbyterian churc b
last Friday evening, a brown seal skin
boa, which the owner can have 10y cal
ling at this office and payiL. cost of
notice.
-Drs. job Carter s. Son have an adj
vertisement in this issue, announcing TO
the public that they have permanently
located in Mankato for the practice of
medicine. Their office is No. 40 Main
Street.
In to-day's issue vi THE FREE
Pass will be found the laws passed by
the last season of the Legislature. Every
reader should file this document, rs il
may prove of value. Ii will certainly
be a source OF information.
The Spring term of Carleton Col
lege, Mortified. will begin "Wednesday
March 2sth. This institution is very
popular throughout the State, and
President Strong j. sparing no efforts
10 still further extend its influence. See
advertisement in another column.
-Isidor Longini, Of the Star Cloth
ing House, desires 10 let his friend.
and patrons know that his stock Of
mems, boys and children suits for spring
and summer is now complete, also that
hi. stock Of hats and caps will lie here
in q lew day. when 1t will he an
nonnced ia THE FREE Pass.
The FREE Press has Just executed
for Mr.. +. II. Williams, the handsomest
circular ever printed in the city. Par
ties receiving the card will prize it, no,
alone for its beauty, but also for the
valuable information it contains. Mr.
Williams deserves liberal patronage
for he certainly has an elegant stock oj
goods.
A big time is. promised at the skat
ing rink tomorrow afternoon and eve
ming. Yes, no doubt; and il the big
part of the time devoted does not hav,
the tendency OF 'laying up" the par
ticipant. all may feel happy. But jokes
aside, the young people are having de
lightful times skating. Come out to
morrow.
Reader. of The FREE Press viii
confer favor upon us by referring t.
the date attached to the address tag OF
their papers, and those in arrears vii
confer favor by RENTING. We hav,
been adding largely 10 our office within
the past six months, and are now abou
TO put in steam engine, all Of which
require money.
MIR. VIM. Kunselman formerly o
this city now resident OF Pierre, Da
kota, apd proprietor of the building OIL
Hickory street occupied by Mr.. Harr
Waters. desires us in this manner to re-
turn his hearty thanks to the fire de
psrtment for their kind and prompt ac
tion in eItinguishing the fire whic
recently occurred therein.
--winterer, the love deranged youn,
man whose life was dispared Of whe
last We went to press, has so far recover
ed as to be considered out of danger b.
the attending physician. He has bee
placed under arrest, but of course vii
not be removed for several days. He
coming to believe himself Insane at tn
time he committed the rash act Of al
tempting TO Kill his love and himself
Yes, he wants il TO appear that he wa
crazy.
The skating rink is attracting con
siderable attention among the old a
we'll as young, and while the former d
not indulge in the festivities OF tn
charming amusement, they hugely en-
JOY seeing the young folks skatin
around on their ears and wiping up tn
chalk from the floor with their gal
ments. On Wednesday OF Thursda
evening Of next week there will be
prize skating for gold badges, and fror
this ON, no little interest will he man
Tested among the rivals.
On Thursday, Messrs. Charles For
ter and Jacob Flachsenhar formed G,
partnership, and a. soon ~ the old sas
and blind factory can he put in shap
the firm will begin operations. The
propose to manufacture sash, door
blinds, hard and soft wood flooring, an
various other articles used in the col
struction and adornmcnt Of building
Everything will be in shape to beg
business by the first of May al the on
side, and they will push this enterprI
TO its limit. Mr.. Flachsenhar will r
tire from the saloon business the first
May, and will he succeeded by Charl,
Kicherer.
We are pleased to announce that
the next Dime Enter tainmcnt Of Il
Presbyterian Sunday School Frid'
evening, March Both .'that ar preforI
ence of the Peakses Sisters will be !
peated with lyre-ick variousations, p,
vided Virgins purmits the weather
he such that the maidens dare 20
fourth without escort. The Sisters ,
hope and suspect that they wont he co
suited with any more hokase. from
retrospective audjunce." 1t isexpect
that their performance will be su
,,lamepted NV a short histarlcal lectr