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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1883-09-14
The Street Railway.

in the report of the proceedings of
the City Council as published IN the
FREE PRESS of last week, mention was
made OF the fact that application had
been made by Henry Shauhut, o. C..
McCurdy, J. III. Long, j. a. Samborn
and Geo. +. Long for II street railway
charter. We made no comment at that
time upon the subject, as there was not
the opportunity before going to press.
| but we deem it matter of such gcncr
al Importance rs to demand more than
passing notice. The present progress in
! Mankato Indicates that the time is not
tar distant when there will be the need
of such IN enterprise, and with tins idea
IN view il is well TINT our own cltiZcns
should he the ones to make the initial
move.
So lar as the general object of this
movement is concerned there is not a
citizen who feels an interest in Mankato
but will favor il. 1t is another move in
the onward march of the city, and Is
headed by business men in whom our
people have confidence. They repre-
sent wealth sufficient Ia perform the
work themselves, and they have the
business push that insnrcs its speedy
completion, once the prIcct is fairly
started.
The more prominent features of the
ordinance presented To the Council are
rs follows; The Council has power 10
regulate the speed; the road is To be
built and operated upon the established
grades of the streets; the gauge shall
not be less than three feet; the rate OF
fare for any distance in the city on an!
one line of the railway shall not exceed
seven cents; the Council reserves the
right to impose license not to exceed
five dollars per car for each car
actually run after ten years from the
passage of the ordinance: the rights and
privileges of the company are to he for
icited If one mile of the road is not
| huii. anu III oPci"'o" pi'i !" p'p'. ~,
1886; the ordinance rs proposed grants
to the parties named the exclusive
right to build and maintain lines of
street railway within the present Or
future limits of the city.
/ In matter of such general impor-
lance rs this, in which permanent rights
are conferred, it is proper that the sub
jcct he given n thorough consideration.
The FREE PRESS is in favor of the proiet
} as generally stated, and is glad that our
own citizens have been the FIRST to move
. in the matter. All TINT we ask is that
the rights of both parties To this pro
posed contract be clearly determine,
and guaranteed.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1883-09-14
Woodland & Marsh's Eutter Tub Factory

In the fall of 1882. w. w. Woodland
pcrcciving the large number of butter
tubs used by our two butter packing
houses, and realizing the probable in
creased quantity needed to meet the
demand of the numerous creamcries
| about to he started in the countr,
tributary Ia Mankato, deemed the time
| opportune to utilize the splendid quail
iiy as well as quantity of timber grow
ing ut our very doors for manufacture
ing these desirable articles. From
that idea was started his butter tub
factory. beginning with only tw"
workmcn he soon !ouad demand grow
ing far in excess at the supply, ncccssi-
tating an increase i'm iorcc constantly,
grown his facilities and he was compel
ed to extend his works, which he did
by erecting II new building" 24x76 feet.
This, with his store house, makes total
capacity of about 1900 square feet of
room. He has employed rs many rs
seventeen workmen this season, and
would have used more il they could have
been found. His shipments have GOV.
cred II territory from Pierre, Dak., to
Winona, MINI. The superiority of his
tubs is recognized 10y all who have used
them and they are pronounced to be
the best they ever saw. The first OF
the present month he admitted Chns.
W. Marsha wide awake young business
man of tins city. and they have already
IN addition 10 the new shop 32X24 feet,
purchased an engine, full set of ma
chinery for making flour barrel heading,
us well rs n complete set OF the most
modern butter tub machinery. With
increased capital and manufacturing
facilities they expect tn he able to fill
any order they may receive, and will
always hc ready To meet any c,mpcti-
ton in quality and price of work..
They manufacture their own hoops and
heading at home, thus producing here
what was formerly brought i'll manu-
featured state from abroad.
From comparatively small begin
ming this manuiactory has grown into
real prominence, and the steady in
crease IN the demands upon il shows
that the fo indcr was no, amiSS in ms
Judgment when he decided that Man
kato needed such I'm institution. IL is |
Il business which stands in the front
rank of our manufacturing establish !
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The question has been decided, and
the next meeting of the Dairymens
Association will he held in Rochester
next February.
Mr.. ID. Il. Brooks, of MankatO has
the agency for the new Imperial easy
draft Monarch Lighting Potato Digger,
which it is claimed will do the work of
ten men. 1t is sold tor the low price
OF SEQ.
Mr.. +. III. Williams has just com
plctcd the large sign board recently or
dercd by tie Board of Trade, and it has
been placed in position at the east end
OF the station nj Mankato Junction.
Ii Is monster III size, and very ii
trnctive in makeup.
Invitations are out announcing the
marriage Saturday evening, Sept. 18th,
of Mr.. ID. M-Evans of Mayvillc, ID. I.
and Miss Minnie l.. Rockcy, of this
city. The ceremony will take place ut
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs VIM. H..
Rockcy at s o'clock.
Lawrence, Straight ~ Co. carried
of several premiums At the State FAIR
AZ Owatonna. This firm, we learn, IN
tends Ia increase its business Ia II con-
siderable extent next year, it being the
purpose Ia establish new creamcrlcs Il
several points.
The y. w. Dickinson mill prop
crty on the Agency road has been sold
10 Frank Lewis, OF Mobiles County,
and is now being removed To Lake
Crystal, where it will he rebuilt and
used rs Il Touring mill. The proper
w was sold Tor $1,000.
BY card elsewhere IN his paper il
will he seen that DIR. Shaver, u graduate
of McGill College Montreal has located
in this city with office in Mcag hers
! Block next door To post office. The
DIR has had besides the advantages of
considerable private practice, an en-
pcrIcncc III the NJ. q. Hospital en-
tending over five years, during which
time he held various appointments in
that institution. which gives him a
large practical experience in all branch
as of the profession. He attended
the Lying in University and univcr
saty Dispensatory during two session
for Midwifery and diseases of women
and children and also took special cours-
cs on diseases of the Skin, Eye, Ear,
and Throat.
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Killed.

A serious accident occurred at the
stone quarries last Saturday afternoon,
by which VIM. Bautow an cmployc lost
his life. Bautow had climbed the mast
of one OF the derricks to adjust some
ropes, and when about forty or fifty
feet up, from some cause lOosed his hold
and fell To the stone floor below, strik-
ing upon his back of his head. The
fall produced Il severe conclusion, caus
ing the blood TO ilow freely from his
ears. DIR. Davis was Immediately called
and had the cniurcd man removed to
the Minnesota House. Every attention
was given him, but the extent of tic
injuries bailled medical skill, and deatI
ensucd. The remains were inferred
Sunday afternoon.
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his actions 10 the words, and caused lots of
fun, III Coon II not coon, then we're no
Judge of q coon
The 'Girl l Left behind Me-" was left for
Stan Hustled to gather up. And he did II In
good shape "WhO" said Stan, after a along
tramp, with Il hole In the heel OF your stock
ing, and blister crying to get through, gave
you sand To stem the hardship, IL 1t was not
THE girl left behind meT' He paid many
compliments to the girls, much tn the amllse-
mcnt of the crowd.
Just before the battle, Mother" was splen-
dilly sung by the choir, and after few re-
marks 10y Commander Dane. of Durkee Post,
thanking the ladies for the important work
they had performed In making the reunion
such grand success, and also thanking Will
kin Post for their presence, the meeting ad-
journcd.
Wilkin Post was called upon to fall in, and
gave Durkec Post and the Eagle Lake ladies
three hearty cheers for the elegant time ac-
corded them.
This was the first reunion that has been
held in this locality by members Of the q. A.
IL and so pleasant and enjoyable did IL re-
suit, that II has been decided to hold one an
good health AMI the pcrpctuatiOn Of fraternal
feelings as these occasional gatherings of
those who were companions IN those dark
hours Of our cOuntry's history, and we are
glad to know that each year will be marked
by one OF these reunions In this locality.
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Severe Accident.

Lawrence Kaufman, who lives about
two miles from the city on the road
leading to the poor farm, was the victim
of IL severe accident Thursday afternoon.
lie was in his wagon with his son who
was driving. and in turning corner
near the Citizens Bank, Kaufman was
thrown out, the hind wheel of the wa.
gon passing over his face and head cut
ting and crushing it in Il irightiul man
uer. He was carried into DIR. McMa-
hons office, where his wounds were
dressed. An examination showed that
almost every bone in the face was brok-
en-. The wounded man was resting
comfortably this morning. While
his injuries will not prove fatal, they
will result in permanent def0rmitics.
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Narrow Escape.

Last Wednesday evening Rob. Brown,
passed through IN experience the mem
DRY at which will remain with him
for long time. lie was working IN
one of the trenches which had been dug
on Front street connecting with the
main the gas pipes running 10 John F.
Mca.her's. Mr.. Geo. Pond was standing
by the side OF the trench talking with
Rob rs he worked, and during the con-
vcrsatIon he noticed that the bank was
beginning to cave in. He immediately
nave warning, but before Mr.. Brown
could make his escape it Tell III. com.
pletciy burying him. An alarm was
Immediately given, and in less time
than ii takes to tell it willing hands
were working with desperate energy To
rescue the young man. 1t was feared
that the weight of the dirt and macad
am was SO great, and that he was
covered to such depth, that fatal re
suits might cnsue before he could be
reached. The anxiety anon" the large
crowd was terrible, and each one earn
estly hoped for the best and sought
means to aid in the work which seemed
to drag slowly along, although 1t could
not have been done more quickly. His
head was soon found and uncovered,
and when the discovery was made that
he was in such position that the
weight would not of itself he of
great injury, fear of the worst gave way
to hope for the best. Stimulants were
brought and administered, and there
was intense satisfaction when ii was
known that the entombcd man was
conscious, and did not appear to be Sc
riously hurt. In about II half IN honr
after his head was uncovered the dirt
was sufficiently removed to permit him
/ to be lifted out, and rs he was brou5 ht
up from the trench alive, rousin9 cheers
! from hundreds of voices told the thank
fulncss felt over his escape. He was
assisted to a carriage and taken home,
where i'm examination showed that there
were no internal injuries, and beyond
some bruises on his shoulders he escaped
without harm. =
DIR Livingstone was upon the ground
almost the instant the alarm was given
AMI by prompt action with medical skill
and physical excrti"ns did much to-
wards relieving Rob. from his pcrilous
position.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1883-09-14
st. Paul n Omaha
SCHEDULE OF DEPARTURE
f.thc Mails-Mankato Post Office
all rcins North.yia 81 Paul & Sioux

Mail voinE North ia ~ Paul & Sioux
City X X. closes at................. d:as al
Mail going South. Via Mankatn AMI Wells
Branch uf & VI \ ~ PAM u CLOSES AT S:lOa.m
Mail going East Via 4 \ y W CLOSES S:lna M
Mail going South Via Lake Crystal
and Gilmore branch ut ~ Paul \
hes MuiuCS IL X CluSt'S nj ...-.... S:ib Il IN
~ Paul Minneapolis mail Via 81
Paul SiouN city u X closes. PAS pm.
Mail gviug West Via tn W X X
CLOSES at 49,. 80. ................. 500 pm.
Mail going South ANA West Via -
PAM \ SipuNCitN u X cloScS at.....:il y IN.
Through mail for Winona and East
ot Wnuna cln>rS ever! night. sun
DAYS included ut............ .. 900 a IN.
Though maIl for Dakota and West
al Sleepy Eve, Mimi. CLOSES every
uigEt. Sundays Included. ......... 9:aI pm
Mail for Wiuuchagc Agency, Medic, Dan
willie Little Cobb ana TiNnli leaves every
Tuesday. Thursday ana saturday morning lay
Stage AT $50 Al
Mail for Judson leaves every Tuesday
morning hN stage al 90 Al. m.
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Blu cklen's Arnica Salve,

The greatest medical wonder of the
world. Warranted TO speedily cure
Burns, Bruises, Cuts, Ulcers, Salt
Rhcum, Fever Sores, Cancers, Piles,
Chilblains, Corns, letter, Chappcd
Hands, and all skin cruptions, guaran.
tecd to cure in every instance, or money
refunded. 25 cents per box. For sale
10y John A. SambOrn.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1883-09-14
Stock Farm for Sale.

Located in Medic and Mcpherson
townships six miles from Winncbago
Agency and four miles from Alma CITY
on the line of the st. Cloud, Mankato &
Austin II. r., 400 acres of land, $50
of which are under cultivation and
TN crop. Running water, good
denccs, barns, dwelling house with splcn.
old cellar, out houses and splendid
frchard. 1t is one of the best stock
BARNS in Southern Minnesota, and will
ce sold on easy terms. Only $1,000 i'm
pash required, balance on terms to suit
purchaser For particulars enquire at
the FREE PRESS office.
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Real Estate

During the next few months the un
dcrsigncd will devote much attention t,
buying and selling real estate. CIT,
PROPERTY and LANDS in several cOun
ties in SOUTHWESTERN MINNESOTA
whether you want to buy or sell, cal,
on him. rs his LARGE HOLDINGS and EX.
TENsTvE ADVERTISEMENTS give him un.
equaled facilities to help buyers or sci.
lcrs. in the famous dairying and stock
raising region of Minnesoato.
5Otf NJ. G.. WILLARD,
Mankato, MINI.
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| have made arrangement to have
funds on hand to make loans on i'm
proved real estate at the lowest rates, in
sums from $500 to $1,000, and from tw,
to five years times. If desired, priv.
leSe to make payment before the ma.
elrity of loan will be granted. FIRST
Mortgages on improved farms pur,
chased.
daft JNO. G.. Noe. Mankato.
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Dl r. ID.

COOK--Kittic NJ. Cook, daughter of w. p
and Jennie Cook, died in Vernon, Blue
Earth county, Minnesota, August 9Th, 1883
aged Fl years and months.
Miss Cook will be very much missed by
those in whose midst she has laborcd as al
efficient and faithful teacher. We sympath.
izc with the family in their aflistion. Yet VIC
believe our loss is her eternal gain.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1883-09-14

A mill, 30 X 40 feet, = stones, engine
house 90 30, with two lots. The mill
has II 90 horse power engine, and good
boiler. Worth $4,000. Can be bought
for much less. Enquire ut this office.
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Administrator's. Sale.

House and lot on Hickory street be.
tween THIRD and Fourth streets. Very
cheap. Inquire Of
A. ID. SEWARD,
l1w3 Administrator.
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will pay fer II complete now outfit, and
save all threshing bills except exchange
of work, for ten to twelve years, or
clean saving of
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READY FOR RJJSTNESS.

G. III. Austin is back from the East.
and that immense stock which he
bought has all arrived. Anything you
want in tho line of Boots, Shoes AMI
Slippers you can fluid there at prices
that will please.
l2w6 SIGN OF MAMMOTH BOOT,
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There is hardly IN adult person living but
is sometimes troubled with kidney difficulty,
which is the most prolific and dangerous
cause of all disease. There is no sort OF need
to have any form of kidney or urinary trou-
bic if Hop Bttcrs is taken occasionally.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1883-09-14

MY immense stock of staple and
fancy dress goods, silks, laccs, ETC., will
be complete this week
GEO. L. BRETT'S
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Can furnish complete Sweepstakes
Separators, and ten or twelve horse
powers in complete order, cheaper
than ever sold before. Call at my office
in MankatO. j. ID. FIRESTONE.
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PIGS! PIGS!

| have for sale on the Jones farm n
number of nice Pigs.
llw3 GEO. L. WEAVER.
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" 4 II n ID.

MOltSE-BTAIIt-At the residence OF Rev.
w. W. Webb, in this city, Sept. 18th. 1883, 10y
Rev. j. w. Martin, Geo. E. Morse, ESQ, of
Chicago, HIS, and Miss Sarah Il. Blair, OF
MOntuur, Iowa.
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Second hand threshing mach ines and
horse powers, nearly new, in good
running order, ut bargains to close out,
at Buckeye headquarters IN Mankato.
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The Ladies can now find ut Mrs.
Fouke's a complete line of Fall Millin-
cry. Ali the latest novelties in the mar.
kct. liw2
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Three second hand threshing ma,
chimes for sale cheap by ]. d. Fire.
stone.
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One Thousand Dollars

to each of the three farmers who will
join in the purchase of threshing out
fit. Call and see the machines, and get
terms at
JOHN F. MEAGHER.
Cant 10 1902 Iona
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DON'T FAIL

To see our fancy Slippers and dancing
pumps. We have something fine.
&. ii. AUSTIN L. Son.
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Resolution.

AT special meeting of Alex. Wilkin
Post G. A. r. the following resolution
was adopted.
Resoloed, That Alex. Wilkin Post G.
A. II. of Mankato,tenders its thanks to
Durkee Post &. AR, and the ladies and
friends OF Eagle Lake for the whole
soulcd hospitality extended at Caswcll's
Grove, September l2th, 1888.
1t is Il bright spot in our lives which
we will long and gratefully remember.
(City papers please copyD
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Edwin c. Burt's ladies fine Shoes,
Burt and Mear's Gents fine Shoes, and
several other standard makes arc kept
by
Ii A n
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MONEY TO LOAN.

Broad tired lumber wagons at Jen-
sens. They are in great demand. 2tf
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% pieces of black and brocade vel.
vets just received ut
GEO. f. BRETT'S.
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Delicious Ice Cream

and cooling lemonade Mt T.. G. Hcinzc' $
upper bakery. Off
Jensen sells buggics from $40 up. If
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HOSIERY

in Great Variety and at greatly reduced
prices to close them out
AT THE FAIR.
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II you have u cold or cough Duy Il hottie or
il you are not satisfied return the empty
bottle and will refund your money. also
sell The Peerless Worm Specific on the same
terms. Cobb's Little Podophylin Pills will
cure biliousnesS and constipation. j. H.
JONES, or w. HODAPP. IGyl
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The finest stOch OF Dry Goods
III the North West now open for inspcc-
lion at GEO. Z. BRETT'S.
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NOTICE TO FARMERS

will sell the best Thrcshcr made, to
two or three good farmers, and take
payments in amounts equal to their
threshing bill until paid for.
fNh,on Vno,.c NhrnShiuU Ri1l
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G. II. AUSTIN q Son.
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MANKATo FREE Press.
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER "a, lssa
THE II AILROADS.

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benz elben erleben tonnte mas in Der
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tiOn, i'm Comfort srOB ge5psen, ni6ts
tr6umen ldBt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-12-07

@ir MAIDEN Die 2eier unTeres 8fnttes
sdH5 beiOHhes nuf bic anseigen unierer
GeifdftsLeute anfmerfiam uno m5dten
sera6e iest, pU fiir Die Seiertnse mebr
Gintanfe iuie seipObnli9 semnbt perben,
tie bornuF onFmerfiam MAIDEN, baB man
i~eoenTals oOn ben @eI9dftsleuten, bic
bur9 ibre An3eisen Dem Bublifum be-
fnHnt MAIDEN, mas iie Su perfaufen baben
unb F9 ouf bieie @eiie I'M bic Grlans>
ing ibrer auRbi9oft bemiiben, biliser
faufen fam, unb better bebieut tuirb, als
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liest baB lie es Der Mibe tuertb balten,
6ur9 cine stnSeise betannt 5u MAIDEN,
mas lie bem 8ublitum gu nerfaufen
iuiinI9en.
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@uebler, Gin Subn bes Serrn 5rib
@aebler, on Der 6irit Greet, i'm utter
bon 26 Sabreu, nn9 1dnserem 2eiben
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funr nod pur eini9er Sabreu bas Bib
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