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card.

Notice IL hereby given that j. b.
Grow Is no longer connected with the
Eureka Steam Laundry In any cRpac-
itv. The public will tako notice OF
this fact.
EUREKA STEAM LAUNDRY.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-08

Before 10 took that burning itch by the
throut, and bid them to hold OF, and IL is
on My flesh is becoming softer, my hair
Is becoming toftOn eilky, and then | got
10 using external application CURA
SOAR and annoint the paris with CUrl-
CuRA. 1.-THE thousands knew the good
ness OF this medicine as | do, they would
not bo twenty. four hours without e. 1t
not only adapted to my case, but TO all
others, and II any one dlsbellcves this, let
him sitp next door to the Logan House,
take my microscope and see for himself
JOSEPH w. RILEY.
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Tho public are notified that Il. a.
Embreo IL no longer in our employ and
is not authorized TO collect any money
or clothes for our laundry, Respect
fully, LEACtMAN & nIET2i
Projectors Dallas StHam Laundry,
gll and Ql6 Main street.
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NM woll KNOW nll

The well known strengthening
properties ~ Iron, combined with
other tOniCs auu o. uust perfect nor
vine, are found IN CortoI's Iron Pills,
which strengthen tho nerves and
body, and improve the blood md COM
nlRXlOn.
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Catarrh cured, health aud swee
breath secured l., shiloh : Cetarrh
Romtdy. Price 90 cent? Nasal In
iurtur free. SOld 10y J l.. Williams
x Co.
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WILL SAVE THE HAIR
And keep 10 In u strong and healthy
condition, because 1t will stimulate
the roots of the hair and restore the
natural action upon which the growth
depends.
Burnetps Flavoring Extracts arc
absolutely pure.
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Pure and uncolored and guaranteed
unadulterated May Blossom Tea at so
cents a pound In ono pound packages
II Bouche's, S23 Main street.
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For lame back, side or chest use
Shilob's Porous Plaster, Price 20
cents. Sold nv j L. Williams 3 Go,
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nn lhn Woman Id ihnunnan

when the Women Of the House
arc low spirited aud cross tho real
trouble Is probably Indigestion and
nervous disorder. Don't scOld, bat
give them the romedy-R bottle OF
Parkor's Tonic.
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ICnTuYosIs, or FISH SKIN.

Then comes on what call the wild, burn
ing Itch; then VIII strike you with a ,hou-
sand electric Itchy needles You cannot
tell whore 10 scratch first. You then have
To run out into the ofcn air TO get relieved
Why tits dreadful, and having so many
eminent doctors, and none knowing what
TO do for you; but I have found the lost
treasure az last IL did not take two spo n
iuls OF the
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-08

EE- None genuine without bunch Of
green Hops on the white label. Shun all
the vile, poisonous stuff with "lIop" or
"HOpsn in their name
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Governor McCsne, Of Maryland,
certillas publicly that from personal
experience, he gives his Endorsement
TO Red Star Cough Cure, as q safe,
prompt, sure remedy.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-08

Plumcs, tips and flowers
ut almost your own price; largest
line TO select from ut Il. Bauman's, 706
elm gtreot.
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IL viii pay you n gpi our prices NO.
fore buying. We viii sell YOU cheaper
than ynu cin buy elsewhere IN Dallas.
HAMiIrur Il Y0uNa IN Elm street
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Pige's TooLhacho Drops cure in one
minute. German Corn Remover kills
cOrns and buuiOns.
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IDYL-NO MORE.

The dollar OF our daddies
Is not considered bad,
Nor do folks underestimate
The little souny's scad
But the Sunday of our city dads,
The Appellate Courts adoption,
Beats sons and dads and County Courts
And even Local option.
Then come and see at old Glen Lea,
You'll find things every fine;
With open door In the eve at four,
Aud the same in the morn till nine.
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CATER several years OF intense sui.
reringsnd confinement with q linger
ing female complaint, nv wife has
been cured by the use OF DR.. broom.
goodies English Female Bitters."
DR.. w. j. GIDBON,
Clarendon, Ark.
Heartburn, acid stomach aud sick
headache cured with one dose of Bal.
loy's Saline Aporiont.
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40 DOCTOR GOULD TELL

Me what II was, and probably ! never
would have known had not seen the adj
vertlscmont In your valuable paper First,
IL Is scaly affection of the sRin; next, Il
looks Ike b0Inncles on Il vessels bOttom N,
or an old log that has laid in tho water for
u lsng time aud just The same Ia my feet,
knees and elbows, and by taking micro
scope and looking ut me 10 looks worse. In
other words, we will call II
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-08

CUrICuRA REMEDIES are sold every
where. prlce: CuTICuRA, 90 cents; RFsOL-
VENT, SlO0; SoAP, Is cents. Prepared by
the POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co, Bos-
ton, Mass,
Send for "iioW to Cure Skin Diseases"
kWHAg ING, Scaly, Pimply and Oily
SdG skin beautltied by CuuCURA
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OUR LONG BUSINESS STANDING

In This Community Should BIO suni.
Cient Guarantee
of the quality Of goods wO offer for
sale, therefore don't be deceived, but
buy the genuine Mosquito Lotion,
made only by HickoX ~ Hesrno, in
W, II. Patterson Il Co.'S, old stand.
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Ladies' don't miss the safe OF hats
and bonnets tomorrow at Baunan's.
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rxnmInntIon of renchers

The next examination of teachers
seeking positions in the public schools
August 10, and will continue three
days. No one will be admitted after
10 O'Clock OF the first day. The exami.
nation win be held in the Grove
School building, corner Main and
HarwoOd streets.
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ICHTHY 0>I>
A WILD, BURNING ITCH THAT
STUiKES WITH A THOUSAND
ELECTRIC NEEDLES,

EDlTUR ALTOONA PA) CALL i
II wish to say something In praise of that
valuable medicine, CUTICUR.i which saw
adve tissi In your paper have had that
old lepfosy, of which You read in the Bible,
where the Jews first got 10 among them,
and did not know how 10 cure 10. II has
many other English names / have had II
ON my NOdN for ONer sixty NcnTR.
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nInlnnn,aElnaiLlnn.

SPALnEa's GLUE makes broken
things stronger than ever.
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The "New Process"
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of tho teeth is brittle. SOIODONT,
composed exclusively Of hygiouic veg
etahlo clements, and containing no sol
vent, is the only article, which, while
whitening the enamel, preserves its
soundness'
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Tho Peoples Protest.
"kOr dental trash, our hard-earned cash
Too long we've spent in vain.
But henceiOrth won't, for SOIODONT
The teeth presorves-thJps plain.
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SOPHIA SHANNON,
MARY BEALL,
FANNIE ECHoLs,
IIrrA |, HINES

Secretary Parker County Committee.
Mr.. r G. Mcdonnell, left this morn
ing for Brownwood. He tbinks,of locat-
Ing thsro to practice law.
District court is progressing slow
".
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IMPORTED HAIR BRUSHES,
nc Hickox q Hoarno's drugstore, In
w. II. Patterson 4 Co.'S, old stand.

Tooth-brushts, sosps, Extracts and
Cnlonncs
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CITY Examiners, Dallas, Texas, July
81, 1855.
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ARTHUR PETER d co, Agents,
lOui,Vllle, Nv.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1885-10-16
Garden CITY.

Mr.. and Mrs. T.. w. Gates spent Satur
day and Sunday in Mankato.
Mrs. w. Il. White, of Mankato, spen
Tuesday in town calling on friends.
Mr.. Lenord Parker, of Fairmont
Mimi. is in town putting on the hare
finish and topping out the chimneys o.
Mr.. Friends new house.
The Garden City school has increased
to such an extent that the directors
thought it advisable to employ the third
teacher, which is not usually done until
the opening of the winter term. Miss
Ella Smith was engaged to teach the
primary department, and entered upon
her duties teaching the young ideas how
to shoot, Monday morning.
Miss Edith Travers, daughter of II. J
miles southeast oftown, Friday, Oct 9Th
The deceased has been lingering will
consumption for several months past
She was young lady of genial and sun
ny disposition, generous and kind heart
ed. Miss Travers had wide circle o.
friends who will sadly miss and sincere
~ mourn her loss. The remains were
buried i'm the Garden City cemetery
Sunday, Oct. llth. Funeral services
were conducted by Elder Rogers, o
Mankato.
Mrs. NJ. +. Booth has let her poultr,
building and land 10 Mr.. G. A. Gale FOL
one year; the latter intends to carry OF
the fancy poultry business, and also will
hatch chickens for the early market
The building is l60x24 feet, and supplied
with one incubator, one thousand egg
capacity, and all other modern improve
ments for carrying on an extensive bust
ness. Mr.. Gale also intends to winter
about four hundred fowls, including 81,
varieties of full bloods, as follows: Lang
shans, Wyandottes, Houdans, Brown
LeghOrns, Partridge Cochins and Ply
mouth Rocks; also large yard of Pekir
ducks
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1885-10-16
COUNTY CORRESPONDENTS
Mapleton,

Teachers examination here this week
Mrs. Anna Quayle made short TRIP
to st. Paul.
Thomas Carey, Jr., and Lizzie Thomp'
son were married last week.
Lncas Troendle has grapes that he il
selling for eight cents per pound.
j. l.. Washburn and =. A. Foster were
in town this week OH legal business.
DC. Weston wishes To sell his beauii
ful farm one-half mile south of town.
There isn't an empty house in Maple
ton. Houses have been in great demand
Miss Bessie Ingebratson is engaged
To teach the Old Napoleon school this
winter.
A young son Of Chas. Wilmer, livinl
south of town, IL very sick of typhoid
pneumonia.
Our popular barber, Mr.. Foizy, is
building dwelling and barber shop on
Front street.
Jno.. Hunt moved on 10 Richard CredI.
colts farm, and Mr.. Credicott moved
into town last week.
J.R. Norton is selling more lumber
this season than any other season since
MapletOn was village.
Peet Il Rogers have put new wheat
cleaner i'm their mill To meet the wants
of their growing business.
Rev. +. A. Pratt had n nephew visit
Inn recently from Boston, whom Inc
hasn't seen for thirty years.
Radstock and Runke fail TO agree, and
this week they have only one lawsuit
which is quite moderate for them.
Mr.. James O'Brien. brother-ln-law o
our new p. NJ, James Mclaughlin. il
married. He got his bride in Wisconsin
Rev. Mr.. Barnard, who comes from
Sleepy Eye, has been stationed here and
at Delevan to preach for the NJ. +. 80
ciety.
Freddy Stevens has been recalled L.
GAINESVILLE Ia work IN the train dis
patcher's office. Fred isl capable, trusty
fellow.
Both departments Of our graded school
are in session; the grammar department
commenced Monday. Mr.. Peter John.
son, teacher.
Mr.. Geo. Baldwin and wife, who have
resided here for more than year, have
gone to Albert Lea, where he enters the
employ of the Ransom Bros, wholesale
grOcPrB.
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GAINESVILLE.
From the Argus }

Mike Ryan reports big trade and q
big business nj Smiths Mills.
A. Willis drove of swine We're made
Iordly drunk the other day by imbibing
fermented sorghum skimmIngs.
II. A. Clark had good yield of wheat
% bushels per acre. This is somewhat
above the average in this vicinity.
Geo. Allyn informed us last week that
he was buying wood at Madison Lake at
80 cents cord. The price in this place
is 500.
Friday and Saturday the ladies of the
Parish Aid society conducted fair al
the town hall. It's success from the start
was assured, hut the large attendance
and net receipts were hardly anticipat.
ed. The net receipts were something
over 800.
A disease thought to be black-ieg, il ep.
idemic among cattle of Savage neighbOr.
hood On Saturday Mrs. VIM. JewisOn
lost two; also on Friday Thos. Sexton
lost two, and Valentine Hoffman one.
The cattle show weakness in the hind
legs and hips and rarely survive over I2
hours from the first attack.
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Eagle Lake
Our friend, Mr.. Buckley, is out again

Our friend, Mr.. Buckley, is out again
Phelps Il Allyn move along as if Cleve.
land had not been elected.
business since the rain. The -four rolls
out dav and night Come on, boys, with
your wheat.
Fred Bartholomew has bought ont Mr.
Levi. The intention is to put i'm 6
stave machine. We are glad TO have
such men come in our midst.
The |. O. q. +. lodge, We understand
will give supper Oct. 18th. They al
ways dish mp in good shape. We won
der il we cannot go and he ''odd" once
We are sorry 10 hear that the separat
or of the McBeth boys burned up las
saturday. The boys were threshing a
Myers close to st. Marys, Waseca coun
| ~. The loss To wheat was small
|. Il. Reynolds sent i'm some potatoes
which weiged one pound and ten ounces
Mr.. Reynolds is good farmer, as wei
Az II good lively man i'm the social circle
Come over, Ira, and see us oftener.
Rev. y. b. Foot is at his post again
and gave MS II grand discourse last Sun
day. The text was, GLOW shall We es
| cape ~ We neglect so great Sal
vation," AMI how our hearts burne,
within IA he opened mp the way of iif
| To ilS.
A visit to the country this week find
the farmers feeling very good, indeed
Mr.. ID. Brett is very happy S. Huste'
moves along rs happy as lark, and a
though time would last forever. c. Nc
Beth keeps bach" while his wife visit
east.
We are glad Ia learn that our oil
friends, Allyn & Tnller, of Madiso
Lake, are doing 80 well. Their ware
house is done, and they are buyin
wheat. We hope the time is close u
hand when our little city ana theirs wi
come together and make one. Hurr
up, boys.
The Sunday School i'm the M. +. churc
is q model school, and the teacher
(which number tenn are the success c
the school. They work with an energ
that is rarely witnessed in Sabbath SchoC
work, and their good pastor, who has "
Friend that sticketh closer than brOtl
err" is the secret of it. Sabbath SchOt
every Sabbath at ten O'Clock.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1885-10-16
Alma City.

Our furniture store il doing a rush.
ing business. II is Just what we needed.
Iven Mohen has Just finished one OF
the finest made top buggies ever in our
county for DIR. Remington.
The report in your paper of our fair
little town, we thank you for. Ii did us
Justice, but WAS not overdrawn.
Every thing i'm our little town goes to
show that farmers are doing quite well,
as business in every line il good.
Bill Thompson has case of diphther-
ia in his family. DIR. Remington reports
il doing well The doctor also reports
few more cases i'm Alma City and vicin-
lty.
Wheat in Medo and this part Of the
county is quite good, some rs good as
last year. Some farms have done much
better. Corn that has not been worked
well is doing the best, 30 say the farmers.
II is getting to be quite easy for Man.
kato folks to travel, rs two men from
your town came here recently on two
wheeled vehicles, but did not use a
horse inst sat there and kicked, and the
thing kept going.
Frank Atcheson is building school
house on the county line, four miles
from this town. II is large building
for country school house, yet it will
no more than meet demands. Frank Is
doing boss job and doing II quickly.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1885-10-16
WinnebaRo Agency.

DIR. Putnam has left here and located
at Eagle Lake.
FitzsimmOns Il Peek are now at work
IN their new blacksmith shop.
The Mcpherson mill is now running
II is operated by Byersdorf & Koupke
Mr.. ByersdOrf has his new building
nearly finished, which is an ornament
to the town.
Pakenkopf K Gerlich have IL new
planer in their mill, and are doing good
work.
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with number of stacks of wheat, was
burned while threshing at the farm OF
Thos. Hayes, on Saturday last. The fire
caught from the steam engine.
Mr.. T. Randall has taken orders from
the school board for forty seats for the
upper room of the new school house.
They are manufactured at Burlington,
Iowa, and are superior to any seat We
have seen i'm the county.
Our enterprising shoemaker has erect
ed dwelling and shoe shop during the
past week Who sayeth that Dan cant
get up and dust, considering that he has
taken the material in the rough, and
built such coy quarters in 40 short time
+. NJ. Her, our worthy artist, has his
residence and gallery completed, and il
again on deck ready Ia serve the publi,
with pictures that are II credit To an,
community. MIR. |. receives many or
ders from all along the line of the Oman.
road
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Good Thun,ler.

Dentist Halves il in Lake CRYSTAL this
week.
MIR. and Mrs. h. :. HAYES are visiting
friends IN Wisconsin.
|. n. Flanagan left Tuesday for short
business trip Ia Elk Point, Oak.
Miss Nell Jordan, from Winnebago
City, spent Sunday ut j. j. Crafts.
Mrs. VIM. Neal, of Mankato, visited
her sister, Mrs Malzahn, this week.
Paul Glaucke has sold his farm Ia
Chris. Wruke. Consideration, 5000.
VIM. lsack, II well-to-do farmer from
near Horizon, Wis.,, is visiting friends
i'm this vicinity
Mrs. Geo. Rima, of Sterling, made
Mrs kellogg and Mrs. J. H. Cornell q
visit Wednesday.
The structure of the =. ID. A. church il
up and enclosed. Mr.. Graf has secured
the excellent workman, Thos Benedict
and with him ut the head the work i,
booming.
Our fall term of school closed Friday
There will he vacation for three weeks
when the winter term will commence
with Mr.. Clifford Benedict and Mis-
May Benedict rs teachers.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1885-10-16

The Sleepy Eye Herald, (Democrat)
edited by I. f. Bowen, Esq, in discuss
ing some Of the federal appointments
made in tins state, speaks thusy Of the
selection of Messrs. Warner and Wiser
10 the Tracy land office:
1.-TWO Republican land officers have
been succeeded by supposed Democrats
after the terms Of Office of the former
had expired"
Tom, you naughty boy, do You not
know that you will incur the everlasting
hostility Of the ''straightOuts" by refer
ring Ia these two gentlemen AZ "sup-
posed Democrats" Why, bless your
soul, if there is any one thing more than
another that Wiser pridcs himself ON il
is his Simon-pure Democracy And the
humiliation Of being dubbed "so-called''
by one Of his own party adherenis is too
humiliating TO bear. Tom, dear boy, he
careful how you stir up the shaggy name
of the "reformers They are vocifer-
Gus kickers.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1885-10-16

The w0uld-be annihilatOrs Of ex-Sena-
tor Window are terribly disturbed be-
cause that eminent gentleman presumes
10 retain his residence i'm Minnesota.
They supposed because of his senatorial
defeat three years ago, and his subse-
quent trip 10 Europe, that Mr.. Window
had permanently shaken Minnesota
dust from his feet and would no more be
heard Of in this locality forever. But
alas! these fond anticipations have been
punctured by the ex-senator's return,
and the announcement that he has no
idea Of making his home anywhere else
than Winona, located on the eastern
border Of the North Star state. Whether
or not Mr.. Windon expects or intends
20 have hand in next years campaign
THE FREE PRESs confesses 10 lack of
knowledge, but that he still retains the
warm affection of II very large prepon-
derance of Minnesotians there is no
question. Notwithstanding the disaifec-
ton Of IL few sorc-heads, the people al
this state fully appreciate what Mr.. Win
dom has done for the northwest, and
they will not he found wanting 10 show
this appreciation if the occasion arises
VIM. Window still lives.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1885-10-16

The world lost n truly good man last
week in the death of Cardinal McCloskv.
lie has long been identified with the in
tcrests of his church, the Catholic, and
few men in any church can leave the
world with 70 many kind, Christian acts
behind as monuments To his memory.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1885-10-16

TnE Turks will fight rather than suffer
II further ACKNOWLEDGMENT of their com.
try, and have told The iniruding powers
so. Military preparations are being
pushed with all possible carnestness
and, unless some very radiaI change in
affairs occurs soon, there will be clash
of arms in the vicinity of the Balkans
ere many weeks. In the mean time, the
American wheat dealer has his specula.
tive eve agOg.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1885-10-16
MANKAro FREE PRESS
FRIDAY. OCTOBER 10. 1885.
MANKATO CITY.

The city Of hdRkdto has population AZ .s3s, 10
sifEatsd H. SotcUcsfsTR Minnesota and issHrrornd-
eddy onraf ,hr fncsi agriculture idsirctsiH The state.
Rds four railroads, ri.: The &. NJ. q ~. r., the e. q
Mn. The q. ~. y. ". o., and the Mdnkato &
ElmarS. W, Stat Normal School Is located here,
aud as Paddle Srhoais are d'aoR9 h' first ia the
Norihp,sf. F'T fh' superiority ~ as clay, brick,
hms-sfoss, hailfi.9 ,taHS, DC. hdEkdto is noted
.roHJh0At tie idnd. As loiaf far JoLbiHg and
mann LaciNarinq u hos 80 snI.Liarin ihf NarihmsSi
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1885-10-16

An extra session of the Oregon legIsla-
ture has been called To elect a United
States senator. IL will he remembered
that several weeks were consumed last
winter by the Legislature in an effort To
elect a senator, but without success.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1885-10-16

BRADY, the defeated candidate for
State Treasurer on the Democratic ticket
i'm Ohio, is brother-in-law of our own
Mike Dorm.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1885-10-16

DEMOCRATIC song in OHIO:
lit rained, and the day was dark and dreary;
10 rained and the Reps. we're never weary
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1885-10-16

THE elements sympathized with the
rrohibitionists on Tuesday-it raining
most Of the day throughout Ohio.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1885-10-16
Anboy.

The roads are again in a very muddy
condition, owing TO the recent rains.
Mr.. Fuller's new separator, together
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1885-10-16

WHY Henry Ward Beecher will insist
npon political somersault every year,
while nursing his hay fever, is not clear
~ understood. II is a clear case of self
imposed persecution.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1885-10-16

OHIO Republicans had something laid
up for rainy day, Ell?