The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1886-08-27
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Carl Dice revises his price list.
Don't fail 10 hear urso next Monda
evening.
This hot weather is meat fol tn
street railway.
Pond Bros. Bros advertise the cele
brated Dunlap hat.
The Baptlsts will hold their services
next SUNDAY morning in the Presbyteri
an church.
i. q. Roller sells the best pillow il
the country. He will take hay ano
wood or potatoes for pay.
A parasol was found upon the streets
"Wednesday. 1t awaits an owner, AT this
office, with % cents charges.
-MesSrs. ID. l.. Rose and l.. Patterson
have Joined i'll putting in a good plank
walk in front of their Broad street resi-
dences.
Mr.. Henry Broecher, ESD, of Lime
township, aged Il years, all old and re-
spected citizen died AT his home on
"Wednesday morning.
-Frink " Richards say something TO
the interest of the public about new
dress trimmings in their new al Of this
issue. 1t will pay to read it.
Mrs. A. Z. Man has purchased the
Akers property on State street. Con-
sideration SSlO0. This is cheap prop
erty and very desirable one.
The Odd-Fellows are pushing their
building along rapidly. Ii is under
stood that the Knights Of Pythias will
meet in their new hall when completed.
Tuesday is marked down as the hot
test day ever experienced H. Minnesota =.
The mercury registered LOB deg. III the
shade in Maukato, and 100 deg. i'll Mar
shall county.
The Republican ward committees of
the different wards i'll the City of Man
kato give notice in this issue that the
caucuses will be held from : TO o'clock
p. m, sept. 10.
The Good Thunder convention will
be held next "Wednesday, after which
date some of the numerous candidates
for office Will breathe easier and some,
perhaps, viii not breathe So free.
John Barnard * Son will sell at pub
lie auction on their farm in Shelby town
ship, one-half mile south of Jackson
Lake, Thursday sept. nth, a quantity of
cattle. horses, farm machinery, etc.
The Star Clothing House has new
advertisement in to-day's issue. Mr..
L0ngini has Just returned from the east
ern marts where he purchased large
stock of goods aud he now offers bar
gains.
The Montevldeo LsGder says that
the price of new wheat starts in at from
- 10 90 cents. The price paid for new
wheat in Mankato il from ia to is cents.
Mankato j. one of the very best markets
in the state.
As James Carney entered the post
office SUNDAY morning and noticed our
new postmaster behind the boxes, he
remarked: An hail to the chief, even
though You have 10 face Cannon
The point was we'll made.
Senator Fletcher Is putting new
plate glass font into his store building
recently vacated 10y the London X Liv-
erpool clothing house. He will make a
like improvement in the store-room oc-
cupied 10y Mr. Clements.
Mr.. q. Down is assured that his ex-
PLANTATION is quite satisfactory TO Mr..
Hunt 1t is difference without dis
tinction." In the words of our friend
Brown Wise has made a d-n fool of
himself in this entire matter.
The Globe Clothing House takes an
increased space in to-day's paper, III or
der to let the public know what it
has. This house has very large stock
of clothing and proposes TO give custom
ers the benefit of low prices.
Now that the "cow ordinance" re-
Gently passed by the council is iii effect
IL is given out by the powers that he
that il will he enforced To the letter.
Parties owning bOvines will guard their
own interests by taking good care that
the COW does not trespass upon sacred
grounds.
Our council would do well TO draw
The line somewhere on saloons. We
now have upwards of forty licensed sa-
looms in this city and another will soon
be opened in the building on Front
street formerly occupied by Richard :
COOPER shop. There. is such thing as
getting too much Of a good thing.
A dime sOciable was given at
Graham's Hall, Good Thunder, on
Thursday evening, August 2Gth, by the
Ladies' Missionary society Of the Bap-
fist church; the proceeds will be used
for the benefit of lady who ispreparing
for foreign missionary work. Refresh
ments were served, and all who attended
enioyed a pleasant social occasion.
The Odd-Fellows of Amboy have
their new hall nearly completed and
will dedicate it 10 the uses Of the order
bv public ceremonies sometime next
month. We understand that invitations
will be extended to the lodges of Man
kato, Eagle Lake, WinnebagO City, Fair
mont, Mapleton and other adjoining
towns TO be present and participate il
the dcdicatory ceremonies. A Ioya
good time will be had, and DO doubt the
attendance will be very large.
-Messrs Hubbard x Co.'S letter il
last weeks FREE Press regarding tho
lies circulated by the editor of the Re
t;eU IN relation 10 their treatment OF tho
flour market, had the effect Of making
Wise swallow his former utterances. In
one instance, AT least, the Recie,0 edito
has been forced to own up to his perfidy
BY the time he gets few more yigor
ous kicks administered u him. he may
come 10 realization of the fact that j
does not pay to wilfully lie about an'
traduce honorable gentlemen.
Camilla Urso, supported by II troup'
Of first-class artists, will appear at tn
Opera House next Monday evening
The readers Of TIE FREE PRESS are awar
that this entertainment is TO be give
under the auspices of Wilkin Post, an,
also that the proceeds derived are 10 b
applied on the monument fund. A lerg
audience should greet Urso, and tbos
who attend can rely upon getting thei
moneys worth. Reserved seats can b.
secured at GriebePs.