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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1884-02-29
MEAGHER'S NEW BLOCK.

The contract for putting up brick
building on Front street, opposite Citi.
zens' bank, was on Monday awarded
by John F. Meagher, Esq, to o. r.
Mather, but at what cost we have been
unable to ascertain. The building will
have frontage of fifty feet, is to be lOC
feet deep and two stories high, with q
basement. The architectural design
of the first story will be counterpart
of that erected by Messrs. Meagher and
Ray, and now owned by Mr.. L. T.
Buckley, while the second story front
will be made rs nearly rs may be like
that of Meagher's hardware store. A
wide stairway will lead up from the
center of the building, and the upper
story will be finished off for Offices, five
OH either side of the hall. The first
floor will be divided into two store
rooms with fifteen foot ceilings.
That this building will be substantial
ly and ornamentally constructed no
OuC CuI uOtiDt WIZ IL utINdliitSu Will
Mr.. Meagher's mode of making i'm
provements. The basement will be
constructed of Mankato stone, laid in
Mankato hydraulic cement; the front
will be constructed of st. Louis pressed
brick, with the window caps and other
ornaments Of Mankato stone, and when
completed, the building will be one OF
the handsomest in the city.
There is no foundation to the rumor
that Mr.. Meagher has leased these
store-rooms, but they doubtless will be
in demand long before they are ready
for occupancy. The basement will be
completed by the last of March, and
with good weather, the structure will
be entirely completed by the middle
of June.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1884-02-29
DIR. McGRAw's BAKING POWDER
CONTROVERSY"
Continued from "The Review of the
26th inst.

If DIR. McGraw "feels so sorry to
bring this fight so prominently before
the people," why didn't he load his
gun with "solid shot" instead of such
light, impalpable,, gaseous "stuff'' as
baking POWDER"
As it is, we are right to the front
again, and ready for the occasion.
DR.. McGraw says upon his return
home he advertised that he chad been
appointed State agent for the Interna-
tional Tooth Crown Co., named the pat
ents owned by the company, etc. p
Yes,and it was on account of his "etc. !"
(which most readers will remember,
was to the effect that parties having
"bridge-work" done elsewhere would
do 80 at the risk of paying for it a sec
ond time, as he (McGraw) was SOLE
PRoPRIEToR) that we made him the Wis
it referred to in this weeks ReuieaU to
notify him that if it was a personal
newspaper WAR he was trying to inaug-
urate by such insinuating local adver-
Using, we should certainly not shrink
from the conflict.
We have no desire for bOnlJardment
of pords, further than to substantiate
the principle that ace sag actdt ace mean,
and MEAN JUST WHAT WE SAY, namely
that WE HAVE THE RIGHT TO DO "BRIDGE
WORK" in Mankato and elsewtere, not on
ly on our own account, but over the sig
nature of the patentee of "Teeth without
Plates" and bears date nearly ONE YEAR
PRIOR to DR.. McGraw BOGUS STATE
AGENCY.
We think the public already perceive
the idea that DIR: McGraw's "long wind
ed" articles are like Barnum and Fore
paugh's twill" schemes.
DR.. McGraw admits the 5000 suit
for damages, also that he suspended his
active operations as State agent, but
"romances" when he represents that it
was in relation to a sale of the patent
for st. Paul and Minneapolis; that the
suit was brought for their interfering
with DR.. Beecher's State agency, and FOR
NOTHING ELSE; also that it has been
changed to the U. s. Supreme court,
where the decision would be FINAL. He
ought to have said u. s. Circuit court.
DIR. McGraw's papers signed and wit
messed" will give no one DISCOMFORT in
court, as they are imperative.
He will not deny sending messenger
(Dr. McFadden) inviting us to call and
see DIR. Low at his (McGraw's) office,
nor do we expect him to deny escort
ing DR.. Low to our Office the same ev-
ening, but we presume he would like to
DENY, that at that time he made us
the proposition to "drop' DIR. Wood
and 90 into partnership with HIM. He
said, "doctor, zoe carl make baaTal OF
money 6y the scheme" We intimated
that we thought he was ercited with dtl
prospect, and that we could not enter
tain his proposition. And this is what
he is mad" about, If he would give ex-
preston to his innermost feelings.
Doctor, If you don't like facts or what
YOU style "libelous allegations" "pleast
don't tease the alligator"
j. c. CURRYER,
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1884-02-29

County Superintendent Rogers will
lecture at the school house in District
No. IL, next Thursday evening, March
9Th.
The Blue Earth City Post is in
hurry. Writing in the midst of biz
card it says they must have the Burling-
tou road before snow flies.
"A new skating rink at Albert Lea
was opened with ceremonies almost as
imposing as those at the time the cor
ner-stone was laid for their new col
lege.
After thinking well over the mat
ter, Bassett, one of the Preston editors
of whose trouble mention was made
last week, has sold his Republican to a
Democrat, and will 60 west.
ALI who hold exchangeable tickets
in the Northwestern Dairymen's Asso-
citation will please send them in to the
Secretary, NJ. G. Willard, Immediately,
and receive full membership tickets.
Soap bubble parties are becoming
the rage. The plan is to offer prize to
the one who shall blow bubble that
will remain the longest without burst
ing. Wise will have no business in
such party. His bubbles burst before
he gets through blowing.
!, The A. X. Skaro Post, of st. Peter,
gave pleasant campfire last Tuesday
evening, which was attended by old
soldiers of that and other posts, and five
hundred citizens. The address of the
occasion was delivered by Judge Sever
/ ance. A full supply of rations had been
prepared, to which ample justice was
: done by all. The gathering was fine
G success.
F. G. Zimmerman purchased re.
. Gently at the North Stock Farm, Water.
! loo, Iowa, Mambrino Payne, one of the
= finest blooded horses ever brought to
: this county. This colt has % crosses to
: Imported Messenger, 8 through Nam
l brine Chief, 2 through c. M. Clay, l to
J Rysdyk's Hambletonian and is backed
by the thoroughbred Grey Eagle
, Fred is naturally proud of his pur.
chase.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1884-02-29
THE RAILROADS,
SCHEDULE OF DEPARTURE
OF the Mails-Mankato Post ONCE.
Mail going North, via st Paul & Sioux

Mail going North via st Paul Sioux
CITY X, closes at..............6:52 n m
Mail going South. via Mankato and Wells
branch Of c NJ & ST Paul X X closes at &: 10 a. M
Mail going East via s. w II closes 10 a IN
Mail going South via Lake Crystal
and Elmore branch OF st Paul
Des Moines X X closes at l IL 100 a m
81 Paul & Minneapolis mail via ST.
\, Paul SSiomx City K closes: 6:4S pm
Mail going West via Oh &NwRR
closes at .;............. $3.50 pm
Mail going South and West via ST
Paul n Sioux City II X closes at : al ID m
Through mail for Winona and East
OF Wtnona closes every night, sun
days included at ......... -. 800 pm
Through mail for Dakota and West
of Sleepy Eye, Mimi, closes every
night, Sundays included. ........ 9:0C =. m
Mail for winnebago Agency, Medic, Dan
Willie, Little Cobb and Tivoli leaves every
Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday morning by
stage at 600 a. m
Mail for Judson leaves every Tuesday
morning by stage at 20 "A, m.
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Bucklen's Arnica Salve.

The best salve i'm the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands
Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup'
tons, and positively cures Piles, or nc
pay required. 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money refunded
Price 25 cents per box. For sale by ]
A. SambOrn.
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Valuable proY,ar<x, Gov Gale

To close the estate of Mrs. S. B. Fris-
bic deceased, offer for sale an undi-
vided half interest in the valuable cor
ner property opposite the Mankato
House, occupied by E. M. Pope. Also,
3 lots in West Mankato, with small
brickihouse thereon, now occupied by
w. Hitchcock.
Also small coal stove.
JNo. e.. NOE, Executor.
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THE NORMAL SCHOOL.

The Winter term of the Normal
which closes next Thursday, March 9th
has been far the most satisfactory in
the history of the school in point Of
numbers, regularity of attendance good
scholarship, and comfort and healthful'
ness of the building.
The total enrolment in all depart
ments has reached nearly or quite 500
The new students who will attend dur
ing the Spring term will carry the ag
gregate for the school year much above
that large number.
The severe weather has thoroughly
tested the ability of the new furnaces
to warm the spacious building, but
they have stood the test excellently
The amount of heat has been ample
even with the mercury at 35 dogs. be-
low zero.
To preserve a proper uniformity o.
temperature, involving nice adjust
ment of proportions of incoming ho
and outgoing foul air, has not until re-
Gently been so easy of accomplishment
in every room. By recent edict
however, the sole charge of all regis
listers, and the entire responsibility fol
results, have been given to the janitor
with gratifying success. His noiselesi
apparition is seen in almost every room
at nearly half-hour intervals, and thu
mercury now seldom gets out of the
prescribed limits of 20 and Is.
The final examinations of the pres
ent term will be held on Wednesday
and Thursday of next week. Tit
Spring term opens Tuesday, March II
and continuing until May 2Sth. A
large proportion of present STUDENT
will remain at least half the comm,
term, and many who have been absen
teaching will return to their classes
while many new students are expected
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1884-02-29

/ have made arrangements to have
funds on hand to make loans or i'm.
proved real estate at the lowest rates
i'll sums from 500 to 5000, and from
two to five years time. If desired, q
privilege to make payment before the
maturity of loan will be granted. First
Mortgages on improved farms purchas-
ed. 44tf JNo. G. Noe. Mankato.
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Eleven acres of land in West Man
kato, with good house, barn, carriage
and wagon house, chicken house, work
shop, ice house, root cellar, etc, al
abundance of fruit, including about SOt
grape vines: The fruit alone will brin,
a good income, say nothing about the
garden. This property could be divid-
ed in building lots, if desired.
36tf Address, GEO. f. WEAVER.
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PERSONAL.

7. NJ Pugh, ESQ, is home from Da,
kota.
Rev. Powell, of Marshall, was in the
city last Monday.
Mr.. b. +. Shaubut left Tuesday even
ing for brief business trip to Grand
Forks, ID. Il.
Hon. S. p. Child, post-oilice inspec-
tor, spent last night in the city on his
way home to Blue Earth City.
w. ii. Barron, Esq, General Freight
Agent of the Southern Minnesota divis-
ion of G. NJ. & st. p. road was in the
city Wednesday night.
Hon. c. q. Spaulding was in the city
Tuesday, and assisted in organizing the
Mankato Dairy and Produce Exchange.
He was made Vice President and a
member of the Board of Directors.
j. f. Brown, Esq, banker of Maple
ton, was in the city Saturday on his
way to Plainview, this State, to attend
the golden wedding of Mr.. and Mrs.
Adam Lambee, formerly of Minnesota
Lake.
f. c. Huntington, Esq, editor of the
Window Reporter, and Mr.. A. p. Nc
Kinstry, of Winnebago City, were in
Mankato Tuesday attending the organ
ization of the Dairy and Produce Ex-
change.
Mr.. +. NJ. Dyer, of Mapleton, was in
the city Saturday, and informed us that
the drama given by home talent in
that village Friday evening was splen-
didly patronized. The entertainment
was nicely rendered also.
o. Cassidy, Esq, of Good Thunder,
was in the city Tuesday, on his way to
st. Paul with carload of stock. Like
an enterprising and progressive farmer
that he is, he left five dollars with us
for membership ticket in the Manka-
to Dairy and Produce Exchange.
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Township Car,c,,s

The voters of Mankato township, ir-
respective of party, are cordially invit-
ed 10 meet NJ Jacob Schwickerts' on
Saturday, March LIST, at 3 o'clock p. m.
BY order of the committee.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1884-02-29

Papillon Skin Cure, Papillon Catarrh
Cure, Papillon Cough Cure, manufacture
ed by the Papillon Manufacturing Co.
of Chicago, H., advertised il. this pa
per, is for sale by w. Hodapp and J. r.
ZONES
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1884-02-29

I have for sale a supply of Calico
Dent and Early Dent seed corn, of ex
cellent quality. There is yet plenty o.
time to test it before planting.
33aprl. A. KNAPP, West Mankato,
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DON'T FAIL

To see the New White Goods Just
received consisting of all the. Latest
NOVELTIES in imported Swisses, Lawns,
Nainsooks, &c. Prices lower than ever
before. GEO. r.. BRETT
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TO PRINTERS.

We have on hand a portion of the
type formerly used upon THE FREE
Press which must be disposed of imme-
diatcly. We will furnish it at Is cents
ner pOund
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1884-02-29

One good Force Feed Hoosie's Seed.
er, has been used but little. 1t can be
seen on my farm near Good Thunder
For further particulars inquire of
GILBERT WEBSTER,
West MankatO.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE CHEAP.

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE CHEAP.
And on long time if desired, In Man
kato, RESIDENCE and BUSINESS
HO USES, and LOTS.
Farms and Timber Lands
In Blue Earth County, Minnesota.
10000 Acres Choice Farming Lands
In the Minnesota Valley, where Bishop
Whipple says is the best country he
ever saw. Rare chance for neighbor-
hoods or colonies. Parties having real
estate with me for sale will get the ben
eft of my extensive advertising and
correspondence.
M. q. WILLARD. Mankato. MINI.
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We advise all who are suffering with
Coughs Colds. Weak Lungs, ETC.. to try
Begg's Cherry Syrup. 1t is bound to give
satisfaction, as we warrant every bottle ant
give a sample bottle free to all who call for IL
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MONEY TO LOAN.

Just received full line of Mems and
Boys laundried and unlaundried White
Shirts. GEO. T.. BRETT.
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A limited quantity of choice BLUE
STEM WHEAT, White Russian Oats,
the celebrated Judson Oats, and Pure
Russian Flax Seed, all thoroughly
cleaned, and in good condition for seed
ing purposes. For particulars and
samples inquire of G. H. PERRY,
Agt. for Sampson & French.
32w6 Woodstock, MINI.
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We notice great many people calling for
BeSg's Cherry Cough Syrup. ]. r. Jones IL
giving sample bottles free. Every bottle
sold Is warranted. Price, SOC. and q.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1884-02-29

Elegant New Summer Silks from Soc
to 81 Copper yard.
GEO. T.. BRETT.
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SEEDERSI SEEDERS!I

Triumph, Force Feed, Broad Cast
Seeder and cultivator. Sows all kind OF
grain without change of gearing, and
has the most perfect scatterer and cul-
tivator. 1t is the lightest draft seeder
made. Before buying elsewhere call
and see them. For sale by
35w6 LII. DAVIS.
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loan money at best rates. Please
make me a call before borrowing else
where. p. A. FOSTER, Attorney at Law,
39yl Mankato, MINI.
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FIRST ARRIVAL.

G. H. AUSTIN & Son have Just received
their first invoice of spring stock OF
boots, shoes and slippers, Call and see
them. 33w3.
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Examine the splendid assortment of
hats at the Philadelphia Square Deal
ing Clothing House.
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FOR SALE.

800 pieces nice style Spring Print only
&c. 1000 lbs. Graham" Warp, best in
use, lust received. GEO. +. BRETT.
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| last week we credited that paper 43C
inches--or Just inches more than il
was actually entitled to. The Repia,
editor measures up his paper and finds
475 inches of dairy matter, when he
has just what we give-432 inches-as
any school-boy may determine with his
pencil.
THE FREE PREss, as we said last week
contained fully $50 inches of dairy pro-
ceedings. II had over 10 columns of %
inches in length each, and the Reriem's
endeavor to put our supplement i'm
place of the claim we laid to the paper,
is gauzy attempt, clumsily stated
Mr.. Wise says we deliberately stole
the list of entries and ratings for the
several prizes, from the columns of the
Recieo, without credit. True. This
"theft" amounted to about six inches
of type-column width. But, let us
see. From TIE FREE PRESS columns
the RerieW stole-bodily and without
credit-the speech of Judge Severance,
the paper of II. G. Howard, that of
Mrs. Curryer, and extracts from seve-
raj others, making about 200 inches or
nearly half of its entire report! Who is
the bigger thief in this matter? When
we say that Wise took his copy of these
papers from The FREE Press
we assert what we know to be
true, as we had in our possession the
original manuscript of all these until
after his report was made up from re-
print.
For downright hypocrisy, dema-
gogueism, egotism, and all other "isms"
in existence. commend US to the Junk
head editor of the Reriep. He has
made himself ridiculous in this matter.
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25 PIECES

Hats in all styles andat all prices, al
Henlein's.
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BANKRUPT STOCK.

OF boots, shoes and dry goods at
Fowler's Variety Store this week Bar
gains! Bargains
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DON'T FORGET

That c. II. Austin & Son are agents
for Burt's shoes, ladies' and gentle.
mems, and that they always carry q
full assortment of them. 33W3
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your attention to the fact that we shall
open a district Office in this city, and
will be prepared to furnish, PROMPTLY,
intelligent and reliable messengers.
Police and Fire Service.
Our messengers will be neatly uni
formed, clearly in appearance, and ca
pable of performing any responsible
service. The object is to enable our
patrons to speedily summon a messen-
ger, a policeman, fire department, the
family physician, or other assistance
they may wish.
In the house, store, factory, bank, Of
flee, hotel, saloon, restaurant, or place
of business of every patron is placed a
little instrument connected with the
central Office. The instrument is auto
matte, it requires no winding or atten-
ton whatever, and any child can use
it. No battery is required OH the prem
Uses.
Messenger Service.
fla messenger il wanted at any hour
of the day or night, simply pulling the
crank summons one Immediately, who
will be ready to perform any service
that may be required of him.
Arrangements can be made with the
company for prompt distr ibution of
circulars, wedding cards, invitations,
ETC., also for the employment of mes
sengers and carriers for the transport
tation and delivery of notes, parcels,
ETC., in all parts of the city and suburbs.
Police Service.
This feature alone should be suffi-
Gent to place an instrument in every
household, if not every sleeping apart
~ To-, Nf Ia ut
a touch of the crank brings a police
man to the premises in few moments.
The signal is given without the least
sistant to the police in secretly inform
es are required. Ladies alone in the
house acquire feeling of perfect Sc
curity, knowing that in any emergency
lance, and thus in the absence of any
relieve themselves of the annoyance
of drunken men, Migrants or tramps.
Night Watch Service.
Protection and secnrity to Banks,
Jewellers, Taeaters, Stores, Factories,
Elevators, Breweries, Mills, etc. To
those who employ night watchmen in
or about their premises, we offer the
most complete, thorough and efficient
auxiliary ever devised. By means of
electric night watchman's boxes placed
within or without the premises, and
connected with the Central office, and
from which the Waterman must at reg
ular intervals transmit signals to the
office, such signals being automatically
recorded at the exact time of transmits
sion, perfect check upon both CEN
trail office and Waterman is afforded
If the signal is not received when due.
a policeman is sent to ascertain the
cause of failure and report. If any
thing has occurred of. which parties
should be acquainted, they are imme-
diately notified, and the premises
guarded until they are heard from. If
the Waterman is alarmed and needs as
sistance, he can Immediately summon
a policeman by means of the instru-
ment. A record of the exact time of
receipt of each signal is forwarded
daily to subscribers.
These are few of the many things
which this company promises to give
to our citizens, and with the very liber-
al terms which they offer they ask pub
lie support. Respectfully,
MANKATO DIST. TELEGRAPH Co.
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RARE Opportunities For EXCHANGE

RARE Opportunities For EXCHANGE
A Butter and Cheese Factory well
patronized, within ~ miles of Elgin
also stock of groceries and general
merchandise at same place. Will ex.
change for farming land.
Store and stock of goods in growing
village i'm Dakota. Will exchange fol-
Mankato property.
A farm in Fairfax county, Virginia
within 20 miles of Washington, d. c.
Will exchange for farming land in Blue
Earth county. ROSE & Noe,
33w2 Real Estate Agts., Mankato
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List OF Letters
Rcmaining uncailed for at the Post Office ri
Mankato, Blue Earth county, Mimi, for the
-. AAI..axal 4

Remaining uncailed for at the Post Once ri
Mankato, Blue Earth county, Mimi, for the
week ending March 1, 1884.
Banker Mr. Lewis Mancvlle Charley ESQ
Cotter Miss Maggie Mattes0n Mr. j. ID
Flandreaus Mr. Esq Nilsson Nils
Friedell Joseph Mobiles Walter
Folkestad Mrs G. A Nichols Milf
Hewitt DelevinJ Nelson Mr. Rasmus
Helm Mr. Paul Nelson Nels
Hodson Henry Olsen Miss Else
HolcOmb James Renter Mr. John
Jones Miss Lilly Raehlic Edward
Jones j + ESQ Smith Mr. Philip w
Kelley w Esq Sampson Mrs Barbra
Lavante Joseph Skatt Mr.
Lang Mr. Ben Wagner Mrs Kathrlne
Lobby Mr. Andrew Warner Mr. Henry
Mccallen Miss Belle q Williams Il M -
Magan Mrs John
In calling tor above letters please say lad
vcrtised" and give date of this list. Letters
remaining unclaimed at the expiration Of so
days from this date will be sent to the Dead
Letter Office. -
LIP. HUNT, r. NJ.
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FOR SALE CHEAP.

Brett is always FIRST in the market
with new spring goods.