The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1886-05-14
81. Paul n Omaha
HOME JOTTINGS.
notice "for sale

See notice "for sale"
DIR. Turner has professional card In
to-day's paper.
T. III. Williams has just completed al
attractive sign for Henlein 4 Miller.
%. II. Mather, Esq, of this city, Il
opening up brick yard at Marshall.
Miss Mary Shedd is in the city land
will give instructions on guitar and in
voice culture.
You can buy 5 dozen cracked eggs
for % cents at the Butter and Egg House
of w. I. Mills.
Commencement week at the Vino =
ma State Normal School is announced
for May 18th to 26th.
The Court House question is being
argued to-day before Judges Severance
and Start. There is no telling what the
verdict will be.
Miss Mary NJ. Shedd will give pri-
waite lessons in daiicing. Dancing school
for ladies and children every Friday
afternoon from to $50.
j. Il. Jones, Esq, has purchased
the Bort Drug store on North Front
street, and intends to remove the stock
and fixtures to his present store.
The total enrolment of pupils in
the public schools for the spring term is
l,23i, over 100 in excess of that of last
year. This is an excellent showing.
Corn planting is completed and in
pnSay cases the plant is up several
inehes. Farmers have had a delightful
spring in which To get their crops III.
1t is probable that a Farmers Ali
ance Convention for the Second district
will be called in Mankato early in June
10 nominate a candidate for Congress.
No ring or clique runs the Building
Association. No person can have more
than twenty shares, and for the election
of officers no one can vote but one vote.
Rev. Isaac Newton Roberts, of Min
neapolis, will occupy the pulpit in the
Welsh church this city Sabbath evening
next. He and Rev. J. {. Jones exchange
pulpits.
-You can build house in the Build
ing Association and pay for ii with the
money that would have gone for rent.
At the end of the series you own the
house.
For several weeks Hon. John +.
Meagher has not been well, and for the
past few days he has been confined to
his house-a greater portion of the time
in fact TO his bed.
THE FREE Press Office has a number
of Fairbank and Howe Standard Scale
weigher's receipts for sale. Bound in
substantial manner, 800 receipts in each
book Price Sl.25.
DIR. 4. J.. Dornberg and III. p. Chris
Jensen have cut their walks down to
grade in front of their residences on
Front street, and relaid the same with
good substantial pi2nks,
District Court will convene in this
city Tuesday next, judge Severance
presiding. The calendar is unusually
small, there being not more than forty
civil cases and five criminal.
The Building Association has ar
ranged to occupy the X. of ii. hall over
Collins Drug Store, and hereafter all
their meetings will be held there IN
stead of at Mr.. Noes office.
-Messrs. Henlein x Miller, of the
Plymouth Clothing Store, have an inter
esting advertisement in to-day's FREE
Press. They quote very low prices on
clothing and furnishing goods.
Lieut.. L. w. Bird, of Co. ID, Fair
mont, has been elected Inspector of Ri
ae Practice of the second regiment VI. n.
q. MIR. b. is said 10 be one of the best
posted and most skillful rifemen in the
State.
If Won are saving few dollars each
month from your salary or from your
business, put it into Building Associa-
ton stock 1T pays good rate OF IN
terest, and is as safe as the Bank OF
England.
Now that the strikes in Chicago
have subsidized and things generally
once more assuming their normal con-
drtIon all over the country, freights are
moving westward with their wonted
regularity.
-Roemer's summer garden opened
Tuesday evening with an outdoor ball
Those who were there report pleasant
time-barring two or three uncalled FOL
disputes, which were INDUCED III 10y
some of the boys.
The FREE Press has been requested
TO notify those gentlemen who have uni
ted with the order X. of 7. that meet
ling will be held at Odd Fellows Hal
this friday evening, and all member
are requested to be present.
-Messrs Frink d Richarks, the push
inc proprietors Of the Golden Lion dry
goods store, present mammoth adver
tisement this week to the readers OF thu
Eprr Press. This firm quote prices tina
will no doubt pay everyone TO read.
The military ball at armory hall Fri
day evening was a financial and socla
success. The party was composed OF on
Leading young folks, and was pronounce'
equal in point of enjoyment to any eve
held. Co. + know just how to entel
tain.
Amos Bean, Fourth street res
dent. died at his home Monday aftel
noon of inflammation of the bowels. Nj
Roam WAS an old resident of the city, an
well known to all. He leaves wife an
four children. He was i'll about tw
weeks.
C. ID. Herbert, ESD, opened his ne
Mace of business Monday night, an
ROYALTY entertained the boys. "Dick
has his coffee house fixed up hastily al
ia nrepared to serve all who call upt
him in the latest and most approve
fashion.
The subjects of discourse at the Ba
tic, church next Sabbath will be as ft
Lows. In the morning, "rhe Gre
shepherd and the Sheep" Eyenin
asWhich is true, the Soul Sleepy Theol
mr. the Doctrine of the Immortality
the Soul?"
The Omaha road, 80 far as t
Pierre express is concerned, has char
al hack to the old time. The tn
leaves Mankato for st. Paul at 1888
M and returning, leaves st. Paul
I1.s5: and arrives ID Mapkato at
O'Clock q. m.