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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-08

town which they will name In honor
Of ~. d. Harold, who has been the
largest shipper Of beef cattle In
Northern Texas and who 10 one Of the
pioneer stOckmen Of Northwest
Texas This town will be near the
towns Of Fort Griffin and Dodge City.
where the road crossea the river, and II
Is intended to make this point the
cattle mhrket OF the state. There VIII
be established stock-yard and q
stock exchange to accommodate the
business. Every facility viii be given
by the railway company 10 make this
the place Of sale and delivery 0f
Texas stock cattle 10 the contractors
and buyers OF the Northwest TIE
eale Of lota IN the new town Of Har-
! rOld will take place about the middle
I Of May, and the stock-yard will be
( open for business by thattlme, making
/ this the point Of meeting and delivery
between the Texan breeders and tht
/ Northern breeders. They VIII be en-
abled ~ trade free from being ham.
pereh by the plauro.pnenmOnia bill
aud the buyer can Craze his cattle
on The trail through the Indian terri
tory on lands that have not beel
Leased.
Arrangements have been made ioi
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-08
wINNsBoRo.


Special
WIsEsBoRo, TEX, Jan. 3D.-ln
your issue Of the Goth inst, Is an arti-
Gle dated Winnsooro, giving an ac-
count OF the murder Of one Keller. 30
far al this locality h concerned the
statement 10 said article - untrue In
every particular. Neither your cor
respondent nor any one else ever heard
OF the matter until II appeared IN TIE
GAZETTE There Is some mistake AZ
10 the locality In which the murder oe'
CURED. or the report as made 10 you Il
the offspring 81 Il brain IN which I'M
animation predomiuAtea and Yeracity
q a secondary consideration.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-08
Prohibition Nearing a Reality in the
Lone star State.

Lone star state.
GRAPEVINE. Tx, Feb. 2, 1855.
To the Editor OF the Gazette.
The petition TO our Legislature in be-
half of prohibition Is receiving great
encouragement at this place. And II
the feeling here can be received as an
exponent of the popular sentiment of
Texas, we can soon speak comfort TO
the hopeless mother, that the bright
morning OF her redemption Is at hand
when ahe shall rest from her sorrow
and fear: and the orphan,
from the hard bondage,
wherein they have been made 10 serve
Then shall our state be at rest, and in
sweet peace break forth in song and
pralse 10 God for his dellyerence.
The present occasion presents to the
people of Texas glorious opportuni
Nv to redeem their state from the ac-
cnrsed thralldom OF the monster
scourge of all nations, King Alcohol.
Aud 1t Is for you TO say, men OF Texas.
men OF God and men of humanity,
whether this licensed monster shall
longer rule beneath the bright star %
glorious empire, the possi-
bilities OF whose destiny Is wide
reaching beyond the present coneep-
ton of mental vision, II we viii bt
true 10 ourselves, true 10 our people
and true 10 our God Now Is the q me
for aetlonio bring this scouIge Of ma
| tons down TO hell. And II tins
Oh urehes OF Texas will do their duty
and rise, AS one man, TO do battle In q
common cause, without distinction
the work will surely be accomplished
Every pulpit should glow with. fer
vent eloquence In all the power OF eN
pressl and richness Of language, te
persuade men. And when the pow
era OF this national ours
shall have been broken, ans
ali It's auxiilariea and conclave Of muI
ders, and assassins, aredriven from GU
d lrders; those who fill their collier
with the tears and aighs OF sorr0wln
mothers, despairlng widows and y,
wailing orphans, and the despera.d
With his deadly pistol, then shall rlgh
enusness fill our land and our peopl
! with icy draw water out Of the wei
Of salvation, aud redeemed Texas vi
; rise ia the majesty and manhood
her splendor, and the richness ~
' glorious victory, light 10 our hisI'
1--WE X.
bADho' - So
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-08

tation Of this town. The people have
had y hard winter aud money WON'T
get plenty until the grass gele good.n
Reporter Where do your custom
em come frOmW
Mr. Chase. 'From everywhere. CITY.
country, state and travellers. We treat
the people well aud they like to trade
with usn
Reporter: "Aro you acquainted
with many OF themgW
Mr.. Chase "Some faces are famii-
lar "a old customers, but a large part Of
them are strangers, who tell us they
have been recommended 60 come TO us
by come OF their friendR.n
Reporter; "Are you making money
at the prices you ARE selling goods at
now ?n
MIR, Chase 1--WE frankly admit that
we are not, aud we cannot keep up this
racket alwAya, but we are overatOnked
with goods and we will lust let the
gOods 70 for a while YETI
Reporter; "Are your so, $40 and Sc
suits OF mena' clothing "a great bar
gains as you advertise them 20 be2n
Mr., Chase; "Our So suits are worth
$40, our $40 suits are really worth SIS.
and our Sl2 suits are really worth $751;
Reporter; II believe will take one
Of your Sl2 sulta. I don't need II iust
now, but you might sell them all out.
ls II not probable that your aalea OF
clothing now viii ourtail your spring
businessNn
Mr., Chase no some extent, but
there are some people TO whom Il IL not
convenient to buy ]uetnow; hey may
not have the ready money and viii be
buying later
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-08
MARSHALL.
special.

Special
MARSHALL, TEX Feb. @ - The
Marshall Car.wheel and Foundry
company win submit proposition to
erect system Of water.works in our
city, and, II accepted, will go TO work
ON the same at an early day.
Senator w. II Pope arrived home
from Austin yesterday morning and
returned again last I'll, Int.
The firemen's ball IL Isnuson's hall
las night was veT' pleasant affair
and was largely attended by the young
people OF our city.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-08
wEATHERFoRD.
A Prayer for Reeeiver-The Grand
Jury Aojourns.

WEArHERFoRD, TEX Feb. The
grand Jury adjourned to-day at "
o'clock for this week, having iouna
about twenty-three bills. The dlstr'cI
court completed the nonjury docket
to-day. a.. aanob.
Miss Blanche Hareourt, the uhugn,
tar on Judge j J.. Harcourti returned
to,dav from a fortnights visit TO hous
ton and the Island City. Her many
friends rejoice to have her back, o,,
MIS-. Winfield Scott Of Colorado SlIS
"a visiting her father, DR.. W. H. hiih
suit was filed yesterday 10y one 2
the stockholders in the Texas fIanu'
Eating that d receiver be appointed
In eaee a receiver Is appointed bis bon,
would be something like million uol
| lara
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-08
The Rank statement.

NEW YORK, Feb. The nank state
,aant shoWs the following changes
: 'oans increase, 5000 600 specie In
800 a. ege 900; legal tenders decrease
w oes mn. deposliH increase, * Vio'VV1
esTs,enistion decrease, 500 COO Fesef !
e sa.s..a'.a Sl.fl4 QUO. The bAnka nov
hn ii "a es5 600 ID excess OF the legs
requirements .-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-08
Phelan,s Assallant Wanted ~ England

Phelan's Assailant Hantea " Lhs'A"u'
NEW YoRK Feb. IAN official a.
the Tombs says that the Scotland Yard
detectives have bsen in the prison and
scanned the features Of thsd ynamiter'
short who stabbed Phelau, with view
~ identlfvlng him Is being one Of the
principals In the ontrages ~ lIe'a ll''s
| II Is even aaid that snort WAS Gu r. -
in the Phoenix psrk murders, - =
aald a. certain that the bfltirh goNeIn'
mant has evidence proving ny cohn ~ 4
tlon ,gllh some crime in ireland ana
thai IA attempt will be made % secure
evidence for the purpose Of having
him exlradited.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-08

We offer ut absolute cost entire stock of Mems suits of cloth
ing from the lowest to the best.
We offer mt absolute cost entire stock OF Boys clothing, all
qualities and sizes
We offer at absolute cost entire stock of Ladies' COaks
cuars Jersey jackets &c bought the goods December LIST
sixty cents on the dollar Among them SILK Plush at 500
worth $40; Black Satin at $40 worth $50.
We offer for absolute cost entire stock of Ladies'
WOrsed Dress goods.
0vpIpn
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-08
A stock Emporium 70 spring Up in a
Night.
apsciai

WICHITA FALLS, Tx, Feb. LIT
la nov definitely settled that tbs Fort
Wort & Denver City railway viii com
plete the extension 70 point thirty Or
forty miles west Of Wichita FalIs With.
IN the next niDely days They VIII
there establish station and lay of .
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-08

Ta6
y% TaW
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-08

We offer fer sale absolute cost entire stock Of
Mems Wooden Underwear
We offer for sale at absolute cost entire stock of LADIES'
Mems and Children's Wooden Hosiery.
We offer for sale ut absolute cost entire stock White and
COlOTed Blankets and Bed Comforts.
Persons sending mail suits OF clothes will give
breast and waist measure and length Of inside of paaOO
We make speciality of Mems Cashmere Pants buy
them thNny store in exS and buy them sell of
them than any store IN Texas, and sell them lower.
We make speciality Of Mems Shirts all every kind
them at very low prices
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-08

ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN
.uuoe Il. X. SmOot ms n candidate for
on to the ofilce OF city engineer at the
April election
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-08

The tinsst razars 10 tbs world u
AndeFsplila gan-siofe.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-08

UNAUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
q. u, 0. Terry as n candidate for the
u city engineer at the ensuing April
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-08

RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE
Nj name OF II. A. (Heck) Thomas rs
"a ior city marshal At ensuing cleo
ihlL 1885, MANY NorElss'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-08

hotels before the snle, nad two banks
win open there directly afterwards.
All business vii. be repreaaed before
the sale.
The weather here continues me-
and tho loss ia cattle viii be light.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-08
For CITY Engineer.

Ian AUI HoR1ZED TO ANNOUNCE
B. King MS a candidate for city en-
at the ensuing municipal election,
lSA
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-08

The Little Joker = the Desl saioA'
ing tobacco.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-08

ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN.
Esnee E r.. King as a candidate for
AN CITY marshal at the ensuing cleo
4 mi, 1885,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-08

sRE AUTHORIZED TO ANNoU NOE
name Of w. NJ. Rea M candidate for
on as city marshal at the ensuing
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-08
ISSoUNoEMENTs'


loi sTirHoRIHED no AN
ARh ,ohn Nichols as a candidate
Ance Sv ,he Office OF city treasurer
.uing election
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-08

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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1885-12-04
THE NEW IT

The needs for q lirst-class hotel build
ing i'm Mankato, are too numerous TO
mention, and the enterprising business
men of our city are becoming awakened
to the fact that if We are to push ahead,
this matter must not be longer neglect
ed. The item which appeared in the
columns of this paper a couple OF weeks
since, regarding a new hotel, had the eff
feet Of stirring up the Board of Trade,
and a committee consisting of Messrs. l..
Patterson. John A. Willard and w. NJ.
Farr was appointed to take the iniuatory
and ascertain the feeling of our business
men toward a stock COMPANY for the
purpose of erecting such u house as
would meet the requirements of our city.
This committee il a good one, and from
one of the members thereof we are in
formed that the outlook is good for Sc
curing the required capital. There is
not a business man i'm or out of trade,
who has an iota of interest in the growth
and development of Mankato, who can
afford to stand aside and refuse to aid in
this project. He is vitality interested in
irst-class hotel accommodations il he
has any interest w~hateyerin our welfare.
There is no one feature of u city that
strikes a stranger so favorably or unfa-
vorably as its public houses, and it is
we'll known that the impressions gained
from our present structures are no cal
culated to give II visitor any very exalted
opinion of our thrift and enterprise.
Let us have O new hotel.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1885-12-04
A SAD COMMENTARY INDEED

EpiToR FREE PEEEs:-la am but Il hum
bic citizen of this great republic, and
occupy but II very humble position
among the rank and file of the vast
army ofprivate citizens that constitute
the bulk of its population, but if |
thought ! was not more jealous of my
country's honor and the reputation of
it's people 81 "a degree of civilization and
morals equal to any other nation under
heaven than some of our few people
who occupy the higher places in Off
cial and social positions do, ] would emf
CRATE tn the dominion or some other
foreign country, where the leaders oil
government society and christianity
do not deem il essential to the peace
and perpetuity of the nation that the
chief ruler, like the choicest lights of the
Turkish Sultan, should be confined in a
harem and guarded by a brigade OF
Eunuchs or IL body guard of soldiers.
If the people of any foreign nation can
make any thing of all the gush and non.
sense that has been written, printed OF
published during the interval between
the death and burial of Vice-Presiden,
Hendricks, to convince the president
/ lIldi lN hllSl uilalcI to ClTClillStuDtN
yield to Il manly, humane and generous
impulse, to do honor to the first officer
next To himself by his personal presence
at his funeral obsecuies, than that We
are not only Il nation Of cowardly cut
Threats and assissins, but 80 dissatisfied
with our form of government, TINT null
titudcs prefer anarchy and confusion Il
Our government, and assassins are hid
den behind every mile post from Wash
ingion 10 Indianapolis. watching will
eagle eyes iar a4 opportunity 10 assas
mate the president OF the United State,
and thus destroy the government. Tha
the 50,OOO,OOO of people of this nation
are only waiting for such an event to oc
cur 10 ehoW the world this barbaroul
nation. That such Is the perilous con
dition OF the country, that but one life
is between the people and anarchy, anc
national dissolution. The Presiden
may go from, Washington to Buffalo
cast his vote there and return to the ma
ton capital in safety, but a journey hal
the distance TO pay in person, his re
spects to the memory of his first Officer
would be fraught with such imminent per
il To the existence of the Republic tina
it must on no account e permitted.
Queen Victoria can gather the heathel
bulbs on Scotia's hill with her grand
children and members of the roya
family Of England, cali tread with i'm
punity the green sod Of Ireland, bu
our President can't safely attend a fun
eral If he " nts 10. As Il citizen of tin,
Republic ! regret that the President die
not follow his FIRST manly impulse anc
attend the funeral instead of listening t
the timid counsel OF those who showed
such a lamentable distrust of the integ
rity, patriotism and virtue ofthe Ameri
can people. If indeed, Mr.. Editor, W.
have fallen so low that our Presiden
cannot, safe from the assassin's aim, at
tend II funeral, oil go where duty o.
business calls him, rs any other mar
goes, We should throw up self govern
ment and go back to primitive times.
AMERICAN.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1885-12-04
DECEMBER TERM OF DISTRICT
COURT.

The December term of the District
Court commenced Tuesday morning at
10 O'Clock, Judge Severance presiding.
Henry Foster was appointed foreman of
the grand jury, and after listening 10 a
practical and able charge from the Judge,
this body entered upon their duties,
which seem To be ofunusual importance
this term.
The only criminal case on the court
calendar is hat of the State VS.. S. i. and
Geo. J. keenan, for the killing of the
Herbert boy over a year ago. This case
Is set for trial next Monday morning.
There are ffty-siX cases on civil calen-
dar, eighteen of which are for trial by
jury this term and are as follows:
VIM. +. Harlin VS. Geo. w. Monks.
VIM. +. Harlin and John Harlin VS..
Geo. w. Monks.
VIM. +. Harlin and John Harlin VS. W.
ii. Tenney.
VIM. L. Harlin VS.. w. Ii. Tenney.
VIM. +. Harlin and John Harlin VS..
W, II. Tenny.
Ole Munson VS.. City of Mankato.
Chas. !. Tillman VS.. Wisconsin, Min
nesota q Pacific II. r. Co.
W ~ . Ibi fps oS' Ne w Col.
&. Auitman Il Co., vs.. VIM. Andrews
ct al.
David f.. Davis VS.. Frederick Mclean
and Delos Wood.
John Mcllgaham VS. Frederick Siefeld.
Martin Schimmele VS. Lewis Anderson.
WenZel Lang VS.. Henry Robel and
Geo. Ulman.
Alfred Putnam VS.. Frank Kennedy.
Mariah Reilly VS.. City of Mankato.
Theresa Rustemever vs.. City of Man
kato.
VIM. Volk VS. Board Supervisors town
of jamestown.
w. A. Markham VS. W. II. Tenny.
The following cases are for the court
and mostly in vacation:
+. Ii. Waite VS.. City of Mankato.
l.. Bemis VS.. w. Grant.
5. kerliDger VS.. VIM. l.. Rappley.
Telephone Co. VS.. 4. b. Smith ct. al.
VIM. Burgess VS.. Frank Lewis ct. al.
b.. Bruggerman W.. A Ii. McBeth ct.
al.
A.. Volk ST. VS.. A. Ii. McBeth ct. ell.
Sarah Smith VS.. Almira Smith ct. al.
A. +. Wendenlant vs.. A. F. Billet.
Nj. +. Fuller ct. al. W.. Chas. w. Her
mann, ct. al.
A. A. Nelson VS.. Hans Aslaksen.
L. V. FELTON, VS.. w. J. Martin and
Geo. w. Monks.
David Thomas vs.. Norman Beebe.
ID. j. Williams vs.. Co. Com. of Blue
Earth County.
+. Bosin VS.. Estate of John I. Just.
w. l.. McCracken VS.. w. j. Hoerr and
G. f. Piper.
VIM. Pearson vs.. Hugh Davis ct. al.
and John A. Willard VS.. c. G. Seeherger.
Wednesday the case ofOle Munson vs..
City of Mankato, was tried, and a verdict
of 81, 500 rendered for the plaintiff.
The case of VIM. III. Robbins vs. jed.
G. West, was tried, and a verdict given
i'm favor of the defendant.
This morning the Harlin case, which
was tried at the last term, when the jury
failed TO agree, was again taken up.
The Grand Jury have found three in
dictments already, one for Forgery,
against Benedict Peterson; one for AS
sault, with intent to murder, against Hi
ram Chamberlain; and one for Larceny,
against - Hammond.
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NO It

TIE FREE Press, in common with O
large majority of the people OF the
state, is gratltied to know that Governor
Hubbard has finally put an end to the
extra session question by indicting
letter to the Village Council of Duluth
wherein he discusses the question pro
and con, and finally that the
exigency ofthe ease does not appear
sufficiently important 10 warrant the
expense necessary 10 II call for the ms
scmbling of the legislature. In thus de
cision, the Governor is backed 10y peo
pie generally and the tax payers III par
%ticular. His letter will be found else
where in this issue and We ask for it /
careful persual by all.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1885-12-04

THE newspapers of the country are
discussing the probable successor to the
Vice Presidency. The names of Sena'
tors Edmonds, Logan and Sherman are
the only ones considered, with Logan
as the favorits. II would seem very
proper for the senate to select senator
Logan as the presiding officer of that
august body, for ii was he whom the
Republicans ofthe nation called to make
the canvass for the office, and who came
within a few votes of beng elected by
the people. 1t would be particularly
gratifying to the rank and file of the
party ut this time TO see his ability, in
tegiity and fidelity recognized by an
election to an office second only to the
highest in our government.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1885-12-04
| MILLINERY |

Ever shown in Mankato; Her patterns are of
tine VERY LATEST and MOST NOVEL DE-
SIGNS
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Grand 'TOlal

Grand TOlal ....... =. S2+O,3il
We can insure the public that there is
no imitation about these figures, daubed
on for boom purposes, for the city has
reached an epoch when padding statis-
tics is not needed to hold us up. Four
fifths of the values were taken from the
owners of the property, aud the rest was
carefully estimated by parties compe-
tent TO do so. 1t is utterly impossible in
gathering a report of this kind to get all
the improvements, and we add ten per
cent. to the total to cover omissions of
this kind, which we believe to be a reas-
enable allowance. ANY new
buildings or improvements that are not
found in this report, are omitted simply
because we failed to learn of their exist
ence, and not intentionally.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1885-12-04

TIE Blue Earth City Post says tina
Mr.. Ingalls,, the junior partner in the
publishing firm, had his shoulder badly
fractured one day last week by a col
rearing up and striking him with n o
his fore feet, with severe force. Broth:
er Ingalls, has the sympathy of the fra.
ternitv i'm his misfortune.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1885-12-04
First ins. Dec. 4; last ms, Dec. %.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

STATE OF MINNESOTA. County of Blu
y Earth IS In Probate Court.
In the matter of the estate OF Jacob Sea
Quist, deceased.
Notice Is hereby given to all persons having
claims and demands against the estate OF
Jacob Seaquist, late of the county of Blue
Earth, deceased. that the Judge Of the
Probate Court Of said county viii hear, ex
anime and adjust claims and demands against
said estate, at his Office In the city Of Man.
kato in said county. on the 27th day OF
February, and on the S0th day of May,
ut ten o'clock I'm the forenoOn ON each Of said
days, and that six months from the date here
of have been limited and allowed by said Pro-
bate Court for creditors to present their
claims.
Dated November q, 1885.
CHARLOTTE SEAQUIST,
Administrative with the will annexed Of the
estate of Jacob Seaquist, deceased.
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MANKAro FREE PRESS
FRIDAY. DECEMBER A. 1885
MANKATO CITY.

TAs ,1yaf f1ELa'o has . popRidfi"n "t : ,s3s, ia
situated a.. Soufc'reSisrH Minnesota dad is Snrrornd.
edby onooftIr finest Ir.cuiHr disiricisin The state
ms tour -riiratds. ris: The q. ~ Il ~. T., he &. Il
Nm .hsC -. =. NJ q, and me NdBthia II
Ei,aoTs. ne state Normal Nrhooi Is iocdtcd hrrs,
tB3 IFS PuLIic Schools are among ne frst IL n,
N,riLrssf. Pr ne s"PfEioriig 81 lis clay, brick,
tfao-ssaas, b]a,loiHg ,f"H', d',, N.nldio IS Doi'c
STasyS"u' hs lan3. IS q point fer iobbiRc ana
manufacturing "a hos no superior ip ne Norfhres'.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1885-12-04

The reception given by Mr.. and Mrs.
III. A. Castle at the Merchants Hotel in
st. Paul Friday evening last, was one OF
the most brilliant affairs ever witnessed
in the Northwest, About six hundred
invited guests were present.