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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1883-12-21
MApletOn.

MHpletOn.
More hogs shipped this week.
Mr.. Ed. Healey has returned to his home In
Grapeland from 1.-THE land OF the Dakota's."
School closed Friday for two weeks va
cation.
Mr.. T.. &. Pudney and wife are visiting Mr..
BIO ks people.
Father bowman has chan cd his residence
IL Bernard Browns house, opposite the
Catho lie church.
The ladies of the Congregations; Sewing
Circle will hold another sociable at Sprague's
Hell, Dee ~. This IL termed Costume So
ciuI"
Hiram Trnncy lost Il valuable horse last
week. Valuable because of the need Of the
animal.
Mr.. NrIIrr, an old resident Of Medic, father
OF Martin and August Neiier, died last Satnr-
day, AMI was buried Sunday.
Prof. W. Il. Geddes spends part Of the holi-
days in MankatO. Good; Geddes Is u hard
worker and deserves u rest II Ony one does.
The donation party for Rev. Mr.. Chester
was as good as could he expected. with 50
many denominations and s0 many branches
OF charity presented to Mapieton people for
their consideration AMI pocket books About
thirty-two dollars cash were presented the
family.
Mr. J. W Spragne has gone 10 Delaware
county, Iowa, to visit relatives.
The Faruum House has put in billiard
table.
Wheat comes in slowly.
}. :. TAYLOR is putting very large stock
or holiday goods into his new store.
Sup't Rogers lecture was pronounced good
aud was well attended.
Our High School Literary is improving.
Every meeting seems better than the proceed
ing one.
The &. NJ. and st. r. h. Il. Co paid Loren
Iennev one hundred and twenty-five dollars
IN settlement of damage for breaking his log
in Mankato last spring.
Mr.. Daniel Brook has succeeded I'm getting
4 flowing well, to which are attached pipes
which conduct the water to troughs in the
road for the accommodation OF the travelling
public. Little 10y little Brooks gathers around
him all tine conv eniences Of life.
Mr.. John Il. Norton, Of Mapletou, Mimi.
and Miss Mary HOGAN, OF Milwaukee, Wis,
we're married In NJ vvaukee. Nov. q. Siyl
Norton, but still Nd knowing ones knew that
these Milwaukee trips meant something.
May happiness. prosperity and q long life at
tend you and yours.
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Cambria lileaninRs.


| Our enterprising citizen, J, L. Evans. ESQ.
thinks that we are TO have snowless winter
for he has just purchased one Of those fns
Chicago make buggies.
Cambria can now boast of having q saw
mill, Nathan Rowland & Co. being the pro
prietors. Just the thing needed here.
C. ii. Corevs house is nearing completion
Col. Shaw talks of building another house
although son Of 81 years.
Railroad land has been In demand Of late
| A company Of German gentlemen, Of Illinois,
have bought the railroad land formerly set.
tied upon by David Thomas, d. Tauley. VIM.
Roberts and Hugh Roberts. The price ranged
from $40 to $i3 per acre. j. l.. Evans has
purchased the Geo. Lee 10 acres Of railroad
land, consideration $3.50.
Messrs. w. =. Jones and Owen e. Richards
were down to Mankato last week, on the
Grand Jury.
Attorney Hughes and Evan Hughes, Of
Mankato. are expected up Christmas, to
participate of our Xmas goodies.
Jas. ID. Price ZAP. pwi), and wife spent last
week at Mankato.
Mrs. Geo. Lee, OF Nankato. has been up on
brief visit.
Mrs. Mary c. Halgrcn, nee Roberts OF MINI
neapolis, formei ly one of Cambria.s fairest
ladies, is spending a month with relatives
and friends, after an absence OF i've years.
Mrs. @ H. Samuel, Of Minneapolis, is visit
ing with her sister, Mrs. ]. X. Williams.
Mrs. Owen Williams. Of Minneapolis, 10
visiting at her old home.
Miss Lizzie Davis, OF Big Woods. LIE Sueur
county, is looking Cambria over.
job. NJ. Evans, one Of Blue Earth county's
brightest young men, gave us call recently.
and told us that he would soon take his wing
for the more genial climate Of New Mexico.
The social at Thos. @. Owens Friday night
was JOY Gus AFFAIR. A jolly crowd had me
. nd a fine time was had. Five - hook
were present and Sam. Evans.
The teachers are so stationed for the winter
term; Dist. No. 70, Byron Husassi. Ne. 10
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CONTENTION Cured,

An old physician, retired from practice
having had placed in his hands by an Eas,
India missionary the formula of simple
vegetable remedy for the speedy and perma
nent cure Of Consumption. Bronchitis, Ca
tarrh, Asthma and all throat and Lung Alice
lions, also positive and radical cure for
Nervous Debility and all Nervous Complaints
after having tested its wonderful curative
powers In thousands Of cases, has felt Il his
duty to make itknOwn to his suffering fellows
Actuatcd by this motive and a desire to re-
lieve human suffering, Twill send free Of
charge. tn oil who desire 1t, this recipe. In
German. French or English, with full direc
lions for preparing and using. Sent by mail
by addressing with stamp, naming this paper,
WA. MOVES, l49 P",oer's Block, Rochester, ". J..
l2cOW,Yl
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the commencement of each Congress-
Senators 80 out and their places have
to be tillel with careful regard tn the
seniority Of those who rmain. aud
certain uSages as to the ranking order
Of the various committees.
Speaker Carlisle is now arranging
the memberships of the different com
mittefs, which he expects to announce
before the holiday vacation. In the
House he conironts thirty-two more
members than have occupied seats il,
any previous Congress. OF these one
hundred and. ninety seven are Demo-
Gratis, and more than half are new mem
bers. Eighty were in the last Con
gress, snd ten or twelve not in the for
ty seventh Congress had served prcvi-
ously.
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Sterling.

George Johnston has gone back To Mankato
to attend the Normal.
Misses Mary and Alice Roberts are again
going TO school at the Normal
Sam Roberts has gone back to Dakota.
Quito number of the young people have
Joined the Mapleton lodge.
The Sterling chef called out very large
audience ut our last Y. p. NJ. 1. meeting and
we hope they were not disappointed In it,
Miss sara and Joe Sevens were the editors.
The society elected the following officers:
Pres, Hon. &. ID. Geddes; ". p, VIM. Rob-
erts: Sec. Nellie Johnston; Asst Sec, Sara
Stevens; Treas, Manfred Benedict Marshal,
Jas. Howieson; Critic, Clifford Benedict. The
President also appointed the following Of
acers: Executive committee, Manfred Ben
edict, H. J. Lewis and Lizzie Johnston. Edi-
tor Of the Startling chief, J. l.. Stevens; editor
of the Torpedo, James Howieson. Leader of
singing and orchestra, J. l.. Stevens.
Miss Augusta Roberts has gone to wiscon.
sin to visit her aunt Her many friends wish
her q pleasant visit.
BEN-HAY DAD.
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Jas. w. Lewis; No. ia. Miss lone Tibil; Go
shen. Dist, Jennie NJ. Price; Rasmus Dist,
Edward +. Jenkins; Gulden Dist, james
Tdomas; Dist. No. II, Daniel II. Evans, with
Evan ID. Price, assistant. All the teach
ers report full schools. The fraternity at
urge are quite anxious to have our venerable
County Supt. Rogers come to the vicinity to
hold teachers meeting.
The NJ. E. or the Welsh Presbyterian quar-
terry meeting held at the Horeb church the
18th and 18th was an excellent meeting. All
the ministers and nearly all the Elders OF the
District and Revs. Thomas E. Hughes and
Richard Isaac, Of Iowa. were present. The
preaching was powerful and productive OF
good. The singing school conducted by Rev.
]. Z. Jones Is prOspering grandly
Merry Christmas. PHOENIX.
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BEN-HAY DAD.
Eagle Lake,

The oyster supper gwen by the Ladies' Aid
Society Of Eagle Lake N. E. church, W dnes-
day evening of last week proved a grand sue
cess One hundred and seventy dollars were
paid and subscribed to be paid the 10th of
Dec. 1889, TO pay the church debt and to apply
on Furnishing the church. Too much credit
cannot be given to the pastor, N. b. Foot and
bis splendid wife. The desire to pay the
debt was strong In every heart. The young
men around the Lake did nobly. Great
praise II due the Ladies' Aid Society; they
outdid themselves. The supper was splendid
and bountiful. Everybody was pleased, and
satisfied that earnest Christian faith, backed
By energy in a good cause can accomplish
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In commenting upon the selection
of Chicago as the place of holding the
National Convention, the New York
san remarks that the Republican
party has always had COOL luck when
it commenced its campaign I'm that
city. while up to the time of writing
the Democrats have never had any
luck anywhere.
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THE recommendation Of President
Arthur that the constitution be
amended so that a President may
veto part of an appropriation bill is
meeting with no little favor through
out the country. Such a provision is
reasonable, and will no doubt receive
the endorsement of sufficient mum.
her of States to secure its adoption.
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An Enthusiastic Endorsement.

OOBuAH,
GENTs-Whoever are you, l don't know;
but thank the Lord and feel gratef n to You
to know that In this world Of adulterated
medicines there is one compound that proves
and does all It advertises to do, and more.
Four years I had slight shock OF palsy.
which unnerved me to such an extent that the
least excitement would make me shake like
the aRue. Last May was induced to try Hop
Bitters. I used one bottle, but did not see
any change; another did 90 change my nerves
that they are now as steady as they ever were.
It used to take both hands to write, but now
my good right hand writes this. Now, If you
continue to manufacture as honest and good
an article as you do. you will accumulate an
honest fortune, and confer the greatest bless
ing on your feilow.men that was ever con-
ferred on mankind.
TIM RIyRCH
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WILLARD has resigned the Presi-
dency OF the Oregon and Transcon-
tinental and the Oregon Railway and
Navigation Companies. Those who
1rofess to know the cause of his
movements state that his resignation
was rendered because he could not
In justice To the Northern Pacific
re;ain his active connection with
The other roads. His enemies. how.
ever, say that the designations were
forced from him, and that he will
he compelled soon to surrender the
Presidency of the Northern Pacific.
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THROUGH the kindness Of ex Sena
tor Window we are made the recip.
tent of a copy of the tenth census of
the United States, a volume contain
ing the population of our country
from 1870 to 1880. 1t is one Of the
most valuable works ever published
by any department Of the govern.
ment.
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MANKAro FREE PRESS
FRIDAY. DECEMBER, u 1883.
MNNKATO.

The city IF Mani ia has Il population zoe. is
situated ia SoIfg" ssrH Minnesota and isSErrorHd-
s5y oH,g'hs Ra' ,griculiardldisricfsiRt the siots
Has Jour rdsh,tdG e: IT,, q ". q ~. p the &. q
NV. TIE { 81. .. " d %, dnd The M.ld;o d
tgHor,. n, N0;, NormdI School is ioedtsd L,,s,
aud as getlic Si"Dls ar, among The frst ia The
NoTiIw,s;. For n, superiority cCns clay, L,ick,
limestone, tHiliis.. stone, DC, Md,koio IS a"ts,i
throughout The ldHt. Asa point for jobLiHg dnd
mdHtlfJctariHg Hh'S 40 superior iR the NoriL,rcS,
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IL 1880 Minnesota was the thirtieth
Slate in the Union, in point Of popu-
luton; in 1870 she was the twenty
eighth. and in 1880 the twenty-sixth.
The census of 1860 gave the popula.
ton of Minnesota at liz, O23 and that
of 1850 gives us .S0.I.3. We have
nearly doubled in population since
1870. the total inhabitants at that
tine being 4"9 ,TG6. There is not a
state in the Union that shows such
rapid increase in the past decade as
rur own commonwealth, which is
certainly gratifying fact.
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Mr.. CARLISLE is alrf ady expert
encing the difficulties of his position
in determining upon his committees.
There seem to he a number of ambi.
tioms statesmen who will he dissatis.
fed with his work. MS there are
many applicants for every important
chairmanship. To harmonize all
parties is no light task.
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THE first district il becoming all
torn up over the Congressional prob
lem. The majority of the newspa.
pers seem to think that Milo White
must he content with one term, and
nearly every one has a candidate Of
his own for the succession.
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COUNTY CORRESPONDENTS.

Sterling Items.
School has commenced with A. Benedict MS
TEACHER.
Geo. Decker has got back home again.
Mary Alverson, Of Prospect, ID. r., is her
visiting friends.
w. II. Johnston has purchased from Joseph
DObie one Of those pure-bred Cotswold rams
that were brought from Iowa.
WI. Mountain is very sick.
w. Wells returned to saltwater again Tues
day.
Chas. Troy has returned from kings,
ID. Il. L.
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CONGRESSMAN HASKELL, at Kan.
sas. died in Washington last sunday
morning. He Was Il hard working
member, IA thorough student of the
tariff question, and was expected to
lead the ReluhlIcan side of the
House ia the deliberations upon
that question This winter. His re.
mains were taken Ia his home 1T
Lawrence, Kan, for interment.
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almost anything. All we have lost here at
the Lake we have gained In Brother Foot and
wife, aud unless things change wonderfully
from what we expect, We predict the most
prosperous year for the church that we ever
bad. There Is one thing sure, the debt 10
paid The church will be finished and Bro.
Foot viii be paid. and the cause Of God will
he hpuprel
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THE Emma Bond case is now ON
trial at IlillsbOro. ILL.,, and most dam
aging testimony has been presented
against the defendants. OF the guilt
of the parties charged with this most
terrible crime there seems but little
doubt, and upon their conviction,
which is probable, an indignant peo.
PIE will demand that the severest
punishment allowed by the law he
meted out to these authors of most
infamous and brutal assault upon a
woman honor.
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lr is expected that the present
Congress will take important action
towards the further Improvement of
the Mississippi and its tributaries. 1t
is claimed that the most satisfactory
results have followed the expenditure
of the appropriations made by the
last Congress. NJ better use can he
made of "A large portion of the ma
tons revenue than in improving the
condition of this great water high
way.
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THE Numerous Il imi"IiS as Ia the
result of holding the Republican con.
vention IA Chicago air interesting To
note. Sumo claim that II means the
nomination of Blaine, others Logan,
and still others Arthur. While those
who give TIA. subject the most thor
ough consideration declare that ii
means the unmination ot ticket that
will win.
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THERE is considerable granny about
Senator IIoar, of Massachusetts. lie
once remarked that he would not
live in State Of which Butler was
Gnvernnr. hu, lac did, Just the same.
;.lSt week in the Senatorial caucus
he declared he could not support
Gnrham for Secretary of the Senate
tor { hr did his state would go Dem
ncra,ic. Gnrham Was defeated. and
of course the Bay State is saved.
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THE week has been an active one
on Wall street. Wizards resigua.
ton had the effect of advancing Nor
theru Pacific stocks, but they soon
returned to their former position.
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4. X. WISER. long established land rcli-
nhle jeweler, MUakato. No goods misrepre-
scented. All work warranted.
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Good Thundor,

Four men with teams are at work hauling
the sta ne from this place for the bridge to be
built at Thompson's Ford.
Chris Fhzsimmons is home from Manitoba.
Herman Meilike, Of Jackson, is visiting his
relatives and friends here.
U. Cassidy shipped three car loads OF hogs
and one car load Of cattle from this place
Monday.
The Lyra Union Sunday school expect
Uncle Boston" with them Christmas. All
who heard "UncleB." last spring will certain
ly be glad to see and hear him again.
Abner s. Handy, the "Pioneer blacksmith"
Of our village is with his wife visiting his
son A. A. Handy. They reside in Martin
county. Time seems to deal gently with Mr..
Handy.
Mrs. DIR. TORY arrived home on Tuesday
from Mortified, Mimi, where she has been
under treatment of DIR. Carr for cancer. She
returns cured, to all appearances.
Mrs. w. Mountain, Jr., died very suddenly,
Tuesday morning. Remains were sent to
Wisconsin for interment Wednesday.
Chas. ST. John and wife, OF Alden, MIMI,
Mr. Fred Gleason and Miss Mary Clarke, Of
Huntley, Mimi, were visiting at C. H
Clarke's during tn week.
A. A. Van Wrinkle left here Monday for
NJ arshall, MINI. He engages with the c. &
N. w. Ry. at that point as operator.
When ever you can,
Come and see Us, 'van."
Emil Meilicke and wife, of Jackson county,
are visiting friends here.
John Conroy has returned from Canada
where he has been at work during the sum-
mer.
o. Cassidy shipped two car loads Of hogs
from this place week before last.
The members Of the brass band had very
interesting meeting Monday evening o. H.
Austin was chosen leader and C. f. Humis-
ton, director. The band counts sixteen In
numbcr, and nearly all of them old players.
G. II Linsley, Of Vernon. shipped two car
loads Of hogs from this place last week.
A Hook and Ladder Company was formed
Saturday with J. r. Graham as Foreman and
J. J. r. Graf Asst Foreman, and have raised
$50 10 procure fire apparatus. Should your
city require assistance at any time, try the
efficiency OF our fircmen.
A. J.. Bliss, of jackson county, was In town |
last week. Mr.. Is. has sold his large amount |
OF property in jackson county and will make |
Minneapolis his future home. ALLEGRO. |
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NOTICE TO
CONTR ACTORS.

CEALED proposals will be received liz the
- Board Of County Commissioners, of Blue
Earth County Mimi, at the Office OF the
Auditor OF said county. up to noon on the
2nd duy OF january, 1884, for putting a new
the Good Thunder bridge and approaches In
accordance with specifications on file in the
Auditors officc.
JAMES b. SWAN,
Chairman Board of Co Commissioners,
MankatO, December 10th, 1888,
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NOTICE TO
Printers & Blank Book Manufacturers.

CEALED proposals will be received By the
y Board OF County Commissioners of Blue
Earth county, MIMI, up 70 noon. January
county:
Fol. publishing the delinquent tax list and
for advertising.
For printed blanks, etc, etc.
For Blank Books.
All Of the above to be furnished for the
year ending Dec. 3lst 1854. Bids may be FOR
any or all Of the items. Tho right 10 reserved
20 reject any or all bids.
The list can be seen at the Auditors Office.
JAMES B. SWAN,
Chairman Board County Commissioners.
Asnkato. Dec. 18Th, 1883,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE.

Notice 10 hereby given that the annual
meeting Of the members OF the Blue Earth
County Agricultural Society will be held al
the Evans House In Garden City, on Monday,
January 7th, 1884, at O'Clock p. M. All per.
sons feeling an interest in the society are re-
quested to be present.
l.. G.. N. FLETCHER, Secretary.
Hankato, Dec 18th, 1853.
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On accoun; IF the death of Repre-
sentative Haskell, Congress adjourn
ell over from Monday until Wednes-
day morning.
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THE press OF the State is almost
unanimous against an extra session
of the legislature.
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WINoNA hal q severe fire last Sat.
urday afternoon, occaSioning loss
of over 10000.
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RuMoES are again floating about in
Washington of impending changes in
the cabinet. II is asserted that Fol
ger is to retire and GrrSham take his
place. which viii make nec' Ssary the
appointment of Il rev Postmaster.
General. Brewster is also mentioned
as one of the Pr, sidcnt' $ advisers
who will go.
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THE expenditure In It. Paul upon
new buildings during the present sea.
son has been over eight million dol.
lars
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BoSToN went Republican at the
recent city election, AID this is in.
deed a grand victory.
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Mr.. HENpEGcKs has gone TO Eu-
rope, hut this will in no way inter.
fere with the domination of the old
ticket"
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THE execution of O'Donnell took
place in London ut 500 Il. ~. last
Monday. An account of it Was Gu.
hled to this country. and was pub
lished in the Pioneer Press i'm its
Monday morning edition, appearing
at 4 O'Clock, or apparently about
four hours before the execution &C.
Cured. This difference in time
occasionally causes matters to appear
in queer light.
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FINNERTY. The Chicago Congress
man, is the Parnell of the House Of
Representatives.
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THE revised New Testament has
80 far failed to >upplamt the old
book used 10y orr fathers. The
American Bible society reports that
not a single copy OF the revision has
been sold in The past four months.
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List of Letters

Remaining uncalled for aI the Post Office ri
Mankato, Blue Earth county, Mimi, for the
week ending Dec. %, 1883.
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NOTICE TO
Banks and Bankers.

SEALED proposals will DO received by the
- Board of Audit up to noon, January End,
1884, ut tho Office of the Auditor of said coun-
ty tor the payment Of interest on monthly
balances. a. provided by an oct approved
March Bird, 1887,
JAMES u. SWAN,
Chairman Board of Audit.
MankaiO. Dec. 10Th, 1885,