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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1885-01-23
COUNTY CoRRnsPoNDENcH
Lakewood.


We are all still alive and lively, not ey.
en- the past severe weather being able
to gu ct us, and We enjoyed the sun
shine when it came. Our town is full OF
business and the merchants are constant
ly mailing letters, receiving III reply
nose large piles Of freight We see at the
! depot. ......... ---..a-.r.-..-
We forget just how many loads of
wheat We counted, but it was u good
| manv.
There is universal prevalence OF
colds, but not any serious illness in town.
We are quite we'll supplied with all
branc hes OF Industry, still there are 'lots
Ior sale" and all law-anlding citizens
are welcomed.
The week of prayer" was observed
IN our church, and 30 much interest
shown the SERVICES are 10 be continued.
The Good TeInplars Lodge numbers
| one hundred now. They evidently mean
| business.
1t was our good fortune to attend the
entertai nnent given by the Edgewood
Dramatic Troupe. We were repaid, for
did not we laugh, and laugh, and laugh?
Yet it was not all laugh.
The greeting song by Master Carlos
Warren and Miss Lille Washburn, gave
promise of more good things 70 come,
and they came. The Rotations by Miss
May Robinson and Miss Lou Barnes,
showed careful preparation and were
worthy OF The appreciation they receiv-
ed THE lords of Creation" by Miss
Eta Wilbur was greeted with loud ap-
plause. The solo 10y Miss Lille Wash
Durn was 80 very good we think Miss
Lilies friends have much to hope for
IN the future. The last anthem was so
excellently rendered We doubt if 1t can
he surpassed inside the state. 1t all be-
ing 81 good we find 1t hard to discrimi-
nate. The entertainment closed with
farce, "Mr. H." aud we shall hold
uvely remembrance OF "Mollie" and
Mr.. H." and We wished Miss Matilda's
could be SET ut ease regarding the poodle.
All good things come to al end AMI 30
must my scrIbuling. ED0Ewoop.
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SHERIFF. 4 EXECUTION SALE


by virtue OF an execution issued out Of and
ID under tho seal Of the District Court, In
and for the county of Scott and State of Min-
nesota, upon augment rendered and docketed
IN said county, GU the 9th day OF August, A.
ID. 1873, for the sum of two hundred thirty.
three md Gs-lO dollars. In an action wherein
David Brown by his guardian Orestus :. Brown
was plaintiff, and Julia A. Brown Implicated
with David A, Brown and Mary J, Brown were
defendants. which judgment Was docketed In
Blue Earth county, SAID State, on the 18th day
Of December 1884, | have this END day Of
December. A. ID SSI, levied upon nll q right,
title and interest OF the SAID defendants, In aud
10 the following described real estate, situate
in the county of Blue Earth and state of Min.
ncsOIa known and deco Ibed AS follows: The
south one third Of lot six (6l in block nine (9J,
I'm the town (now city, uf Mnnkato, according
Ia the recorded plat thereof made by E. ID.
Bruncr in 1885,, the same being the part OF
said lot cornering un Front aud Poplar streets.
Twenty-Five CO. icet front on Front street and
running back along Poplar street to the alley.
Now, therefore, nOIice is hereby given that
wilscll the above described real property tu
the highest bidder for cash AT public auction al
the front door of the uilice oi the Register Of
Deeds, of Blue Earth county aforesaid, In the
City OF Mankatu therein, On the
Ninth 10Th day of February, A. d 1885
at ten a o'clock in Inc forenoon uf thu dny
Ia satisfy the said cNt cutun. tuge Their NiIh the
Interest ana cast thereon
Dated at Mankuto, ID, q, inter ~, 1884,
GEORGE W MONKS
Sheriff OF Blue Earth County, Minnesota
L. NJ. BROwN,
Attorney for Plaintiff
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Good Thunder.

1t is extremely cold; trains are irregu
lar, and business dull.
ED. Tenney, of Fargo, Dakota, preach.
ed here last week.
Isn't it about time that "ugly" was
here, "How-do-you-do- Charley"
Quite number of our Advent friends
attended the Sabbath School convention
at Eagle Lake.
Our singing school conducted by Prof.
Randall, Of Garden City, closed last week
Monday.
A large amount of wheat was brough,
to market last week, also several car
loads Of h1gs were shipped.
;, Mr.. o. Cassidy has recovered f!cm h!s
Ed. Conrad is expected to preach
here next week.
At its annual meeting the Cadet band
elected the following officers: Harry
Clarke, leader and secretary; G, q.
Schroeder, director; Chester Flanagan,
treasurer; j. q. Graham, corresponding
secretary. The new music arrived Mon
day. Everything is running along in
perfect harmony, and but, mol There
Is "quickstep," somewhat attractive,
which IL the cause of slight discord be.
tween the second tenor and the leading
Hat. The trouble is the tenor has been
taking the lead lately, and although il
has done well, we are in deep sympathy
with the situation OF the b fiat. The
band contemplates giving an entertain.
ment soon.
A literary society is being organized.
We hope 1t Will be a success, and. ex-
pect soon to hear from 1t.
The young fellow who got left the 9TH
er night staid al home and "didn't feel
very wetl,' All this might have been
avoided had he posted himself regard.
ing train time. Dreadful Anyone sick
of town? Funny!
Tbs yoS-..--oplae of this-35alaoe "gatl-
cred themselves together" at the house
Of Geo. X. Johnson few evenings since
for good social time. A better place
could hardly have been selected as all
who are acquainted with the family will
admit. The evening was spent in q very
JOYOUS and pleasant manner.
Carl 6. Schroeder, who had been
clerking for ]. q. Graham for over two
Years, quit on New Years day. We
don't know what Carl intends to do.
We should think that he intends to-
but no, he will probably leave the coun-
try on account Of c. .. Austin.
HJuDAsU
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CHEAPEST coon MAGAZINE.

The Domestic Monthly presents every year
GO ii!u.,rations sngrsyed expressly for It. Il
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) The Northwestern Dairymen's Associ-
ation-the pioneer organization Of the
kind In the west-will hold Its nine
tenth annual convention at Algona,
Iowa, commencing on Tuesday evening,
Feb. 18th, and closing on Friday, the
Goth. The meetings Of this association
have always been interesting, and prom
ises to be fully equal to any held by II
in years past. The successful, practical
dairy farmers and manufacturers of but
ter and cheese attend the meetings, and
relate their experiences, and tell how
they have been able to pay the mort
cages which hung on their farms, add
improvements, and make their lands
worth double what they were ten or fif.
teen years ago.
This year special efforts will DO made
to make good convention; the speak.
ers will be there preparedto answer
questions, and 1t 10 to be hoped that the
farmers will be there. IF they attend
the success Of the convention 10 assured
Algona 10 reached by the Chicago &
Northwestern; the Chicago, Milwaukee
& st. Paul, and the Chicago, Minneapo
lis q Omaha H. R., and arrangement
have been made to return delegates a
reduced rates. Algona has ample hote
Accommodations, and everything possible
Will be done by the people and vicinity
to make the convention asuccess. Ther
let the farmer come and enjoy tire,
days feast. For further information al
dress r. P. McGlincy, Secretary, Elgin
I'll
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Whether we agree with Mr.. Beecher

Whether we agree with Mr.. Beecher
or not, few men can speak or write on
any subject of public interest with SO
great certainty that everybody will
want to kIog what they say. In discuss
ing the question as to how far ministers
may pr 'perly go in politii s,-which he
does In the North american Rerie,O for
Feb uary the great preacher shows
hims u to advantage perhaps all the
more bee tuse it is matter that touches
HIM personally as well as professionally.
In the same number Of the Review, the
question, Chow shall the President be
Electedp' il ably treated by Ave happily
chosen writer's, viz: Two United States
Senators, Dawes and Vance; college
president, F. A. P. Barnard, of Column.
bia; New York lawyer, Roger A. Pry-
or; and a well.known Journalist, William
Purcell. The substantial agreement OF
four Of them on the same point is signif.
cant. Another notable article in this
unusually strong number is review OF
Holmes Life Of Emerson" BY the vet
teran historian, George Bancroft; and
still another is an essay by Prof. c. A.
Young on Theories regarding the SUMS
Corona" which he skilliully brings with
in popular comprehension. The Rev.
DR.. W. g. T. Shedd defends the dogma
Endless Punishment" and Prof. 6.
Stanley Hall writes on "New Departures
in Education"
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Vernon.

Mahlon Warren has returned from
Dakota, whittier he has been visiting his
children.
Geo. Buckminister, Sr., has got bach:
from the pineries with one of his feet
badly hurt; it having been caught by q
stone underneath the sleigh, while rid.
ing to his work.
The creamery company at Edgewood
Is storing ice for next summers use.
Frank Bills shipped hogs and cattle
from this place last week. Thos. Hays
took tue opportunity to market SO hogs
tue aggregate weight Of which was some
thing over Is, 900 pounds.
Scarlet fever In the north part Of Shell
by IL quite prevalent, and in conse
quence the Green Valley school had
been closed, but has now started again
The families most severely afflicted are
L. Lindsey, Geo. Buckminister, Brown
Reader and A. Dennison.
T.. w. Washburn, with various assist
ants, gave an entertainment In The form
of drama, on Saturday night last, a
the Baptist church. The attendants en-
joyed the occasion hugely, and u snu,
little SUN was realized for the churcl
treasury.
A series of revival meetings are II
progress ut Edgewood, conducted By
Revs. lockwood and Bacon.
Nearly every last man and boy II
town Is kept busy dong chores, ant
keeping supply Of frewoOd.
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Mapleton.

1t is steady cold weather in Napoleon,
with no roads now.
Rev. Mr.. Quayle and family are occu.
plying the parsonage.
Mr.. Arthur Young, brother Of Mrs.
w. N. Plymat. 10 visiting her He comes
from Point Mendicino, Cal. They had
not met In ten years.
Mr.. and Mrs Waterman, from the
northern part of Wisconsin, are here for
short stay, visiting friends and neigh
bors south of Mapleton.
The Baptist Aid society met with Mrs.
L. Kline, while the Congregational soci-
ETY. met with Mrs. j. Brown this week.
c. G. Spaulding came home last week.
Mrs. ]. s. Roe and her friend, Miss H.
McAllister, did" Good Thunder last
Wednesday. Miss McAllister visited
Mr.. Benedict's people whom she had
met in Duluth.
Will Annis 10 quite sick.
w. D. Sprague and wife have return
ed from their eastern tour.
Our new NJ. Z. minister will preach
in the Baptist church Sunday.
Miss Minnie Troendle makes good use
of her new piano. Well, she knows how.
Mr.. Fuller with commendable enter
prise has frssh fsh In his butshsF ahsp.
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south Rand.

Very cold weather out here.
Mrs. Thomas Jones has been very
sick, but IS recovering.
Last Friday VIM. Jones, while on his
way home from Mankato, had provi.
dental escape from burning to death.
1t seems his clothing took fire from plac.
ing mis- pipe in the same pocket with
matches. The flames spread 90 rapidly
that to extinguish them was impossible
the clothes were entirely burned from
his body. Fortunately he was near the
home Of David Lewis, where he was tax.
en- in and kindly cared for. Salves were
applied to the cuticle where most BE-.
riously burned, and he was provided
with clothing from Mr.. Lewis wardrobe.
Mrs. r. d. Price 10 on the sick list.
Mr.. David E. Evans has organized O
writing school in South Bend village.
This is splendid opportunity for our
young people.
Our new blacksmith, Mr.. Henry
White, has more work than he can do.
The schools in Minneopa and South
Bend village districts are progressing
finely; each has large daily attendance
and the scholars are making good prog.
ress in their studies.
John D. Evans, our champion Prohi.
bitionist, 10 quit sick; he was unable to
attend the lecture given by John P. st.
John.
Thomas Price is attending the Union
school in Mankato. Tommy Ia bound to
have an education.
A wee boy came TO the house Of Mr..
John Pew last Friday night. And now
We all smoke. G.
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II you are minister, and
have ov,rtaxed yourself with your
pastoral duties, or mother, worn ont
with care and work, or a man of business or
labor, weakened by the strain ofyour everyday
duties. or man Of letters toiing over your
midnight work. Hop Bitters will most surely
strengthen you. -
If you are suffering from over-eating OF
drinking, any indiscretion or dissipation
or are young and growing too fast, as ID
often the case,
"Or IL you are In the workshop, on the
farm, NJ thu desk, anywhere, and feel
that your system needs cleansing, ION
Ing, or stimulating, without intOxicat-
ing II on are old,
blood thin and impure, pulse "
feeble, nerves unsteady faculties
waning. Hup Bltiers Ia what you need 10
give you now lie, health and vtgor."
fyou are costive, or dyspeptic or suffer.
ing from any other Of the numerous dis
eases OF the stomach or bowels, It 10 your
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Harper's Magasine, which gave some
years ago an interesting paper on Mr..
Gladstone aud his home ct Hawarden,
will give in the February issue eimilar
article on the leader Of the English Con-
servatlves, the Marquis of Salisbury.
Hatfield House, bis residence, is one OF
the historic mansions Of England a part
of it belongs to the older palace, which
was the residence of the Princess Eliza
beth before she became Queen Of. Eng
land, and In the grounds 10 the oak I'M
senger greeted her as sovereign. The
paper will have a fine portrait Of Sails
bury, az well as many pictures Of the
house, and II Is from the pen Of Mr..
Henry w. Lucy, Of the London Daily
News, and the Toby, NJ. p" of Punch,
who was the writer Of the Gladstone ar
ticle.
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New Advertisements

= vertising In ees good newspapors sen,
free Address GEO. p. ROwELL CO., II
Spruce ST., N. Y.
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Eagle Lake

A very pleasant occurrence took place
ut the residence OF Hon. II. Cummins
OH the evening of Jan. ii, it being the
twentieth anniversary OF their wedding
The bride Of twenty years looking ~
bright, and IL possible, more cheerful
than sine did in 1865. Crowded parlors
bright faces, and happy voices told ui
warm hearts, aud the earnest congratu.
iations oil tao scores of friends. A sump.,
uous repast was spread in the large Lal
over the store OF the elderly bridegroom
ana in the Judgment Of the writer, sone
must have left home before dinner. The
presents were not only very numerou.
but displayed remarkably good taste il
the selections. The presentation ad
dress was made by Rev. N. b. Foot, O.
Eagle Lake. In the happiest manner hi
placed in the hands of the happy couple
u list Of the names of the donors, with
their congratulations for twenty years u
come. Mr.. Cummins responded in ten
der and manly terms, and the company
returned to their homes assured "tha
it is more blessed to give than to re-
ceive."
Mis Malinda .reiurneu 4. 49, .s,onsir
on Wednesday morning, after an alb
sence OF ten months.
Mr.. Phelps il so much improved thai
we have the pleasure of seeing his gen
ial face at the pc tJffice every day.
A. ]. Woodiu vas taken suddenly il
Tuesday morning.
Rev. J. n. Liscomb has been assistin,
Rev. Foot in revival services since tht
18th. The meetings have been very in
terestlng and u number of conversions
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own fault n you remain ill. II
You ara wasting away with any form
vt Kidney disease, stop tempting dea,h this
moment and turn for azure 10 II - Bitter
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namhria aleanines.

w. E. Jones, Esq, from Ipswich. D.
T., IL here visiting his relatives.
Miss Phebe Griffith, from Mankato,
was here spending her holidays with hei
friends. Come again, Phebe.
There was a surprise party last week
good time 10 reported.
Stephen Walters and wife are the re.
cipients Of little boy.
Mr.. Owen Owens departed this life
December 30; he was buried January
In Cambria cemetery. He was, when O
child, an exemplary Christian, and con.
tinued so till he departed into the hands
of our Redeemer in better home. The
family has our sympathy for the loss Of
their son.
d. Chas. Davis 10 progressing nicely
in Goshen, and i. Hughes IL manipulat.
ing the rod in district No. il.
Mr.. John G2nevie. and Elizabeth M
Jones were m1Hgsea sstmas, BY Rev
g. Roberts. The next day the new coup
le took q wedding trip 10 Minneapolis
We wish them happy and long life
and every prosperity. BRuTus KEY.
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FIRST luS jan. .; last ius Jan. -.
PROBATE NOTICE.

STA1E OF MINNESOTA, County of Blue
~ Earth In Probate Court
In the matter of the estate Of James Fin
lay, deceased
Tue State MINES Ia and the said Probat,
Court L" all persons interested IN the estHt,
OF Jamrs Fiulay, decrIs,d Greeting:
Whereas. Charles \ Chapman, al the county
Of Blue Earth has lately d, liVcr,d {" the
Probate Court ut tn c,iIn'y oi Blue EHrtl
an INSTRUMENT in writing purpHrtiug 1" bc The
last will ana tcslumUn, IL James FlnlHN
late oi said 4 unity. deceased, and nus appli,
10 tho said PROBATE [. urI Ior the pr, OF "a tue
suId wilt
Therefore, you and each Of yuu are citcI
and required Ia appear at the office of IN,
Judgv ui Probate, la tue city ot Ma kat,I, u
said county, Ou the 5th day at Felrunry
i B AT ten O'clock IN tue I'TCn,"n al thu
day and attend the pruuatc OF sand instrument
In Testimony he, eui | have heruntn 81
my hand and affixed the seal of the Probate
q. w. MEAD.
lSENL.l Judge Of Pruhatc
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Words Of Warning and Comfort

IF you are suffering from poor health or
'laliguishing on bed OF sickness, take cheer
III you are simply ailing, or IL " u feel
weak and dispirited,
without clearly know
ling why. Hop Bitters
wifi surely cure you,
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First ins. Jan. o; last ms. Jan. %
PROBATE NOTICE.,

STATE OF MINNESOTA, County OF Blue
- EHI In IS la Probate Court.
In tnv matter the estate Of John T. Just
dvUtnsCu.
The State of Minueso ta and the said Pro
bate Court Ia ALI persons Interested IN the
estate Of john L Just deceased. Gre, ting:
Whereas, AmuIA just, ~ the county
OF Blue Earth. state II Minnesota, has hlcd
her petit u IN the Pr, bH e Z. art uf the Cuun-
{! of Blue Earth tor letters al administration
u issue IL sliid PCtl' ner up II the estate al
John 4 Just Late al said county, decreased.
TnvIctoTr You, and each 81 you are cited
and required Ia appear at the Office oi tn
Judgr -! Probate. ia the cItI al Snnkat'' III
said county, uu the attn day al February
i s. AT two o'clock III the utteruouI
OF that duN, and show cause why l. tiers ii
admlnisIruti, II upon said estate should moi
issue L. the saId AmUly Just as prayed Tor IL
saId peuIlun.
In testimony VIII reof have hercuuto Sci
my hand aud ulhNCd tue seal of the Probate
Court this itn day 81 january, A y, lssS.
q " MEAD,
seal Judge OF Probate
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A Grpat. Discovery.

Mr.. VIM. Thomas, of Newton, Ia,
says: "My wife has been seriously af-
.ected with u cough for twenty-five
years, and this spring more severely
than ever before. She had used many
remedies without relief, and being
urged to try DR.. Kings New Discovery,
did SO, with most gratifying results.
The first bottle relieved her very much,
and the second bottle has absolutely
cured her. She has not had 80 good
health for thirty years" Trial bottles
rec at J. X. Jones' drug store.
Large SIZE 81.
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It may not be generally known. says
the Musical Herald, that Gilbert aud
Sullivan had q superstition that tho
letter Up" in their titles brought them
luck. "Pinafore' made the first great
hit, and then came the PIRATES of PEN
zance." with two cps" Then follow.
ed Patience" and then "Iolanthe, T"
with the subtitle of the "Peer and
PERI" again double "P," and at first
they even thought Of adding to this by
calling 1t "Perola." princess Ida" fol-
lowed, but the "I' seemed to break the
charm. Sardou, the great French play
wright, has fallen into similar way Of
thinking. and believes that fate blessss
his "Doras, SO he has written Dora, "
q success; Fedora" q great success;
and 10 now at work on Theodore.
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Are You Tired Of Being Sick ?

We want to cay word to the men,
women and girls who work In stores, Of.
fees and factories. There are hundreds
Of thousands of you in the country.
Very few of you are we'll. You are shut
up too much and exercise too little. In
this way you get sick. Your blood is
bad, your digestion poor, your head of
ten aches, you don't feel like work.
Your liver, stomach and kidneys are out
Of order. Parker's Tonic has cured hun
dreds Of such cases. 1t Is pure, sure and
pleasant.
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THE DOMESTIC MONTHLY
FASHION AND uTERATU

Forlsss viii complete its XXI. Volume. II
g . profusely illustrated magazine OF % large
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Iadies.s Medical Adyiser.

A Complete Medical Work for
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The skin on the head ID kept soft and
flexible BY o secretion from the oil
glands. When these are clogged the
hair dries and falls Of. Parker's Hair
Balsam renews their action, restores the
original color to the hair and makes II
soft and glossy. II also Graduates dan
druH. Not greasy, not . dye, deliciously
perfumed. Delightful for Q lady's toilet
table. The best Of dressing. Preferable
TO al similar articles because o. ~ Wpe-
sisT slssnlinsss and purity. T.
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MANKATo FREE Press
FRIDAY, JANUARY IS. 1885.
County Board Proceedings.

Bills allowed by County Board, Jan