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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-29
REPUBLICANS!

To stimulate among the Republican
clubs of the State saat friendly rivalry
which Is so essential to their success and
To that Of the party, the News" VIII. on
November 10th. present To that Repubii'
can club which, in the opinion of the
reading public. IL rendering the most SER
vice To- RcpubIieanisn', a handsome silk
banner suitably inscribed.
The 4" News" invites its friends to make
the selection, from their own knowledge
of the facts, by filing out this coupon and
sending ID to the business Office OF the
paper, % Westminster street. We shall
continue to print coupon and offer until
the final decision on Nov. 10. A free bal
lot and "a fair count will decide.
Which l. the strongest Republican club
I'm the State-not In numbers necessarily.
but in usefulness to the party?
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-29
DIED At HIS WORK.
Antonio PieNoto, Engineer at Hicks's
Boiler Works Fell Dead To-day.

Antonio PieNoto, Engineer at Hicks's
Boiler Works Fell Dead To-day.
Antonio Silyeria Piexoto 30 years of fage.
engineer at Hiokss Boiler Works, 4si
South Main street, died suddenly this
morning at 10 o'clock. Piexoto was WELD
ing heavy sledge nc the time Of the oc-
currence and was employed i'm welding a
red-hot bar of iron. Suddenly he was
seen TO gasp for breath. the heavy siedge
fell from his hands, and before any one
could rush 20 his assistance pieXoto fell
prone upon the floor.
He was picked up and placed i'm a com
Portable position, hut died soon after.
Medical Examiner Palmer was notified,
and, after reviewing the remains, pro
nuunccd death TO have resulted from heart
failure.
piexoto had been in the employ Of the
compang for twenty-five years, in the ca
pacity OF engineer lie leaves a wife and
several daughters. The funeral will be
held from his late residence, - Gano
street, tomorrow.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-29
WARREN.

The dressing OF the electric poles is
about completed and the placing OF them
in the street will he commenced next
week, weather permitting
Mr.. Jonathan Bowen passed through
town last evening en- route to the Pacific
coast.
Sailed, schooner Westwind, Burt, mas
ter, for Calais, Me, 70 load lumber for
Fall River
Quite number Of our citizens have to
Bristol to-day TO attend the Court OF
Common Pleas, il being an adjourned
term.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-29
IN ROXBURY.
Ex-Gov. Robinson Asks How Gov. Rus
sell Can Appoint Thanksgiving.

RoxBURY, Mass, Oct. 29.-The size of
Col. Aliens vote in the Highland wards
will astonish even the most sanguine par
tisans The enthusiasm of the splendid
gathering in the Dudley Street Opera
House, last night WAS something aston
ishing. Ex-Gov. George ID. Robinson had
a hearty reception. He said: They
talk Of disaster and despair. | did not
find that unhappiness in the western part
OF the State, aud | don't find il here in
Boston. Now. Democrats, let's be fair. it
is only campaign emergency, sort of
will have any Thanksgiving this year
Gov. Russell can't. Yes, we will have a
Thanksgiving, and it will be after cleo
tiOn.p
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-29

lection of one single State or one single
industry, but the protection of the whole
nation and all its Industries.
The speaker further explained how free
sugar was blessing despite the fact that
this country raised a considerable amount,
and that while free coal might prove a
boon to few minor industries il would
entirely paralyze one of our greatest The
ablest point scored was in relation TO the
increased duty on Sumatra tobacco, by
which the tobacco raisers of the Connect
cut river valley averaged profit of S635
each more than in previous years
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-29
FELL on THE TRACK.

A Postal Telegraph Messenger Receives "a
severe injury ou the Railroad.
James Carroll, messenger Tor the Pos
tai Telegraph Company, - years of age.
slipped and fell on the railroad track on
Canal street yesterday afternoon AMI sus-
tanned "a severe Injury to his spine. lie
was assisted into the Central Police Sts.
tiOn and attended by DR. Palmer. Later
i'm the afternoon his sister arrived amt the
boy was conveyed To his home. SO Wells
street, ia a carriage furnished by the COM
pany.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-29
In NATICK.
Ex-Gov. Robinson Talks ON the Tariff
Wisely and Well.

NATICK, Mass. Oct. 2J-COnccrt Hall
was filed last night with large and en-
thusiastic audience. called together by the
Republicans of the town 10 listen 10 a
speech by ex-Gov. George ID. Robinson of
Chicopee.
The ex Governor impressed on his hear
ers that the fundamental principle of Re
publieanisIn was protection, not the pro-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-29
Died at the State Farm.

James Stanwood. prisoner at the State
Prison, who was sentenced to two terms
of nine months each for larceny, died at
the prison yesterdaymorning. His death is
supposed TO have resulted from typhoid
fever He has been sick but two weeks.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-29
sixth District Court.

James Conley, common drunkard, was
sentenced To six months at the State
workhouse.
John Wafer. charged with an assault on
John c. Murphy, pleaded not guilty and
was held in 800 for trial Friday
Catherine Rooney, common drunkard,
was held till tomorrow for trial.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-29
4 Jeweler Robbed.

EVANSVILLE. Ind, Oct 29.--Jeweler
Horne was robbed Of y 5000 tray OF gems
by thief ON Monday While the thief
was c.mining the jewels n confederate
attracted the attention of the ieweler.
The two are supposed to be pair of
famous Chicago crooks.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-29

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 29--Fourteen Of the
Louisiana Lottery officers have been ar
rested here and are under a.. 900 bonds
eych Tor appearance before the Sioux
Falls, Dak., court. Dec. 1.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-29
Seal SKINS Cheaper.

LONDON, Oct. 2g-The seal sale which
determine the prices for the year. has
been held here. The market proved To be
oycrstocked. The ruling quotation was
about SlN SIS was the standard price last
year. The loss To all i'm anyway connected
with the sealing will be heavy.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-29
IN HOLYOKE.
A Big Meeting and Lots Of Enthusiasm
Last Evening.

HoLYoKE. Mass, Oct. 29--The Republi-
cans of this city enthused last night with
Hon. Manlon Chance of New York and
r. L. Greenhalge for speakers. H. h
Halves. the presiding officer. said that this
campaign would lay away the accidental
governor now i'm power. for he is only an
accidental governor, who got his place by
dirt throwing and misrepresentation.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-29

PORTLAND Me. oct 29.-Elliot King.
after SOlon Chase, perhaps the most noted
leader in the Greenback movement i'm
Maine, died Tuesday lnight.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-29

"That is, 33 l-3 per cent. of the stations
furnished "a 40 per cent. OF the arrest or
nearly two to one.
Now the vote in the five police di-
visions which have such an overwhelming
preponderance of the arrests is as follows:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-01-13
Ansrerkanf Aater allen almstaendeu

abreffeu, bab ole isne griefs Bis auf
swei, BON Glorence tamen.
@r padte He iorgfdIiig sulammen
uno legte fie Derfegelt nit ber Iuf,
fGrift:
rNa6 meIuem Sobe unGeleIeu su ber.
brenneu4, in cine uerfdlieBbare 59ub-
labe bes 59reibtiiGes. - Die beioen
anbeteH griele tamen bon Bella unb
9en.p @Oartp. beren 9anbI6rift @tn'
iber ebenfalls befannt mar.
8eibe iuareu bonn Ied3ebnten 0tios
ber aus gtiagata batirt. sic tonnten
aud nur GreunbidaFtsberf9erunge
entbalten, beren Milobagen f9 un.
tpiirbig fablte. @r Isetes bic beiben
griefe 5u benen bon Gloreuce.
gs iuar Gintber su Mutb. aIs fdme
Ct bon Dem 8egrd6HiB zines geliebten
Greuabes, als er, rad6em er Bic 9riefe
eingeidlOfen bate, bas 3inlmer bers
lieB. unwilItitrlib fielen ibm bic @or.
te eines ameritanifden 2iebss Elm, bas
3immer berlieS. LlnminthtIib fieIea
ibm Die WDrte zines amerifaniS1ea Sic.
bes ein, bns Glorence ibm einmnl NIT
ibrer flaren, reinen Mdb@sniiimme Dor.
gefuusen bate:
Ishall never see my darling any more!
Sd merbe tlteineu 2iehling, meiue
liebe, ornie, tleine 6loi, ME, tiielnals
ipieberiebenl
@rit na@ biersebntdsieem 4ufeutbalt
IN Wilbbagen erbielt Giintber eineu
Brief bon Srenen. Sic batte cine un,
seDbbnlib groBe uno feHe 6anbf4riit
beina5e tpie bic zines Wannes.
Der Brief mar furj unb au9enidein.
Iin in 6aif aufs papier getporfen. Ct
entbielt bic Nn3eise, baB Srene lpdter,
als He beabiiGtigt bate, nod Paris 3us
radfebreg tuer6e. Sbre Muiter f6nnte
f@ ui6t bon iEreu 8ermanbten trens
neu, bic Iisfeit mebrereu Sabren ni9t
geleben bdtte, unb SreHe 6tirFte bic
prinSefin nI6t alIein lnfen.
Der grief mar i'm trpdenen Gtil ei.
nes sef9dftlt6sn 9drififhds eesalien.
9lur In ber lektsn 3eile fanb @hntber
e!nen 31Itll1en 0rub:
Sd !iebe unb umarme Didjl Nuf
Wteberiebenl 69reio' mirl Define
Srene.
Gber iie gab ibm tsine NbreKe on.
Der Brief maGte Siintber febr un.
sladti9.
Santbers 9sJiebunGen au Deiieu1
batten beinabe beinabe gdn3lia aufge.
b6rt. Ser tleiue Gran3oie miBbi1iete
Dilbbagens gesiebunsen 3ur Marquiie;
er bate ibm bies often gefast. Sim
t5er bate ibm barauf 3u outtporten ees
tpubt, aber Ssifieur ni1t bic Beredit.
guHg 5uetfenren nollen, ibm 8oipiirfe
gu MAIDEN, uno fi@ biefe i9lieBIi6 3ieni.
LID troden perbeien.
[Eortlebuna foIat.l
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uab fit meI6es bas @elo unn6tbiger
Beile aus bein 2anoe gebt.

Gin friiber bel ber Mrmee hebenber
DunOar5t unt iebt bebeutenber Hr3t i'm
6liIiden SODa, muBte unldn0if auf els
nige Gage iein .oeia berlaTen; mdbs
renb ieiner Ab,Deieubeit betam einss
Der 9inoer cine i6were grtdltuus. mos
rauf feline Ssrau iOfort eiue sylai6e
n@bamberlain's Cough &emebp" bolen
lieb. Nfit benz er5ielten &efultate mar
fie 10 5ufrieben, oaB bel dbnli9en 6dlen
du berfdie6enen 3eiten bieielbe Mebi3in
sebrau@t purbe. Nab eigener ueber.
aeugung bebauptet ber Nr3t, baB es bos
5uoerldifeife Prdparat gesen grtdltrne
pdre unb before grfolse eraiele, als irf
genb zines, mas er ie gebrau9t babe.
gu bsttaufen BET ". Cohen 6 Co.,
3alteDer 6 Son uno allen bebeutenben
Droauilien.
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stastrathsperh rhanblmmaen.

8etitionen: Bon Geo. Dunaig, um
grIaubniB, &6breu 3ur 2eitung natlrs
li6en @afes legen 5u 6iitfeH; bon @es
leitine @reHer, um 9Gaoenetiab bon
$2,250 fiji @isentbum burh grlpeitc
rnng Der @artenfraBe; bon 8trgern,
6aB OH Der Gte bon Commerce. unb
pecosiiraBs 5eitenmege sel,st tperbeH.
Die Ilamo g bngeieuifaft bittet urn
Griit, ibre S;nien oOllenben su bitrfen.
Reagan Souiion 5iebt ieiu Mn9ebot, Der
Stabt eerihss @ruuoeigentbum an
alamo pla5a gu berfaufen, 5uriid.
GHr cine Bride on ber Bradsnribge
Nbe. purben 800 bemiligt.
Der 8eri6t tiber bic @rweiterung ber
@rodett @iraBe bon ber 2oiopa sum
Glufe, tpirb angenommeu. Das Sec
mite aur grmeitsrung bsr @rapionifraBs
legt ie!nen 8eti6t Dor.
Sn JOIge ber gmpfeblung Der Geuers
tpebr, @ompagnieu miro O. Dhrler ats
@bef 6es Geuerpebr. Separtemehts er'
tpdblt.
Die Ot6inaua. welds bic Gabrge.
i9piubieteit Der elettrii9en Cars auf
Die erfe Meile i'm 6taDtmittelpuntte
auf sebu Meilen per @tuRbe, auf bic
stpeite auf Is Wteilen uno bartber bins
aus auf 20 Meilen feffsat, rpurbe an
genommea. 9asesen fiimmen 2alts
eper unb Wulff.
lleber 8riiden uno at GtraBencdsn
III bic @efdpinbisteit brei MeiIen, no.
bel Is Sub borber bic @lOde geldutet
I tnerbeu riuB.
ga9 benz 8eri9t bes 6euer,2omite
merben bic elefirii6en Nlarmtdifen on
folsenben 9traBensden anee6rabt tpers
ben: Mufiu Nbe, un6 @rapIonftraBe,
Wilita1D Ibe. uab QuitmaafraBe, Mi.
litarD Nbe. unb @rosbpfraBe, @arions
un6 6adberrptr., DubaI' unb Wless
! quiteifr., 4uitins un0 9bermaniir.,
Yurleions unb OIipe, 8urnets unb
Walnut, yfolan' unb Olibe, ytolans
uno Nacogbo6es, @rodett. unb Bonnie,
Of'@ommerces uub Walnut, Of.gom.
merce' unb alamo, Nlamo. uab 9ilita,
WaheritroBe. gegeniiber ben Nortbfr.,
gBaRer. unb Goliab, @oIiao= unb
Santa Clara. @afers unb Msia, prela.
unb 2eigb, @ebars un6 8iNe, SHrners
unb Sing Wiliam, pereibas uub
Ibams, @ranb Mpe. -1lnb OaIasIir.,
San peOro part 3bor, San peoro
Qoe. unb 2aureIlir., NorbsSSlores unb
Jrieori@sburg Cambridge, popIar unb
Wtain 4pe., Main Nbe. unb Waconitr.,
WGrren' uao Sadion, Sun pebro Qpe.
lnb glmiraitr., @ambens unb Ncequio,
@uguftas unb 0ierte, NeequiaitraBe,
noroli9 bon 9alinas, @olebao. unb
Sallnas, SOlebab' unb Of.6oufton,
Martet' unb Oturri, Dnper ape. unb
I ytueba, SiiosJloress unb @iI6eau, Sib
Jloress uno arienal, GIb,6Ioress unb
4renias, Ghb:Glores uno 60 @papelle,
GeaIs unb @omal, Norb. .@alabO. unb
MOrales, 2eona. unb DloraIes, 6is
oalgo' unb @aft, Weit 0oufoas unb
San Saba. Weh.@ommetces unb 5hb.
pteos, Sib Garebo. unb Durango,
MatamorOS uno Glib pscos, San
2uis' un6 Stb.@omaI, @olima. uno
Salabo, Sub 2arebO' unb Siib. .pscos.
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QorresuottOena -@hinrr 4,

CS~~~S~T~tsOSN0s ~ " e !, oCU
II. Sanuar 1891 1.-Nm Mittmo6, ben
Z. Sannar, fegte eia fur6tbarer Wir,
belfturm ungefdbr bret WeiIeu 51Iih
bon Spinner tiber bic prdrie, Der Sos
unb @erberben auf feiner Spur aurid.
!ieB. I'm bieielbs 3eit fiel bier elm
ibwerer &egen, GefoIgt BON einem Def,
ttgen Semitters@ @turnt, cod tpur6e nidlt
febr biel 6arauf gea9tet, bis auf einmo(
bic Na4riGt bon benz Sturm eintsof.
uRb dr3tli6e 6Ilfe perIangt tpurbe,
E.r Sturm bate ieine Ridtung BON
eabweit rod Norboit senommeu. gtad
bta 9ta4riGten, bic big beute eintrafen,
6eTelirte fer 6iurm elm WobnFaus.
De'@es einem STR. DOu9loB geb0rie, In
pel@em ii3 IL psrionea befanben,
bod tpurbe 9tiemanb haroa erEiflidl
berlebt. Gernst. bas Wobubaus uab
8e5duhe BON s. g6uIb, eas Wpbn.
baus bon 6. Gubrtsn unb nod eiu
Tarmbans. Sn siaem bieier 6duier
lDar cine Srau i'm Wo1enbeit. Die
Manb. Oil Der bas 8ett itano, fiel iiber
bas gett, bod fam lie GomlIie nur NIT
Dsm S9reden onbDn. Mis bieies 6aus
5emolirt tuusbe, fflr3ten idmmtli9s sSsa>
iahen bon ben Sthblel, bic Wanb
ietrte li6 bafauf uas 10 wurben Nle
aretiet. Das Wobnbaus bon Sbonas
S4mibt uurbe total bemolirt, unb elm
&inb tuurbe DDn t,u berumtpirbeInben
SrtimmeiH 10 suseri6tst, baB es tur3
basauf ifarb. Die Gsau tpurbe au9
febr iblimm augtti6tet. Orr 51mibt
felbGi tuuroe in eiue Drabifen3 gefdleu.
0srt, lpol si CT arge 8erlebunsen etlitt.
Webrere 0dufer purben bon ben
glffen geDorfen unb umgemebt. So.
&oetber beri1tet, er babe ben tri9iers
f6rmigen, ungefdbr breibunoert ssuB
bteiten @irbeliturm, Der nibt fbneler,
aIs elm paRasieraus baher setobt Fam,
ungefdbr bret Weilen, eDe Ct berantam
beoba@tet. Ct unb feline Gamilie flad.
teten f1d ias Telb. Der gDirbeIliurm
ging ieoo@ on feiuem 6aufe 'borbei. ct
unb anoere 3eugen beri9ten, baB IS
cine toblidpar3e MaHe mar, bic. fi6
beranwdIale. Sauienbe bon 00geln
uno oues, mas baDon angetroifen tpuroe,
tpar6 nit fOrtseriffen. 5hbner. puter,
Sdnie unb gnten, ipeld)e aus bem Bes
reiGe bes Bitbels seidleubert wuroen,
lDaren gan3 fabl, tDie abgerupft.
'Sp1ter fanf bic Na9ri9t bon gbars
lottenburg, baB bas 9euer'i3e Wobas
baus beratt ssra6rt purbe. baB nur
nod Splitter dbrig blieben. 6err
0suer felba III f6limm 3ueeri6tst. Nu9
bic idmmtliden anosren Mitslieber Der
0euer' f6en Gamilie boben l6were 8ers
lebungen boDonseirasen. Oieie 60
milie bat ibre gauge 0abe berIoren. gis
ner b6bmii6en Tamilie purbe bas 6aus
BON ben Bl66en geiebt. @erohe als bic
auten Ssute bic 0eiligeu BiIber unb
3ru3ifiTe aus pcr5eQan un6 @las ufr.
3uiammengeraft batten unb 6amit fiies
ben MOLTEN. fam bic grl9ttteruua unb
* alle 0eilisen Iasen 3erfGmettert am
B0benl
Witle Seuie bon bier tuaren bort, um
fi9 bic fur6tbare gertphFung ansuie.
ben, unb He beri9ten, baB Der NnbIid
elm ganj entfeblider iei. Sobtes @ieb.
aerbro9ene Magen. Solj, 6eu, Guiter.
9orn, 2leibunssftfe, Sped, Wurft
unb alIes liegt aerbro@en, aerqaeti9t.
bei6mubt uno 3erriRen ourdeinanber
unb ilbereinanber. Nebnlife 6iobss
Goiihaften tuerben tpobl bon anberen
Srten eintrehenl
3. M. Rriiger.
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; Su syOrt Wort6 tparet,,

- Sn 6ort @ortb lparen, ta@
eiaer Niitbeilung BET Daily Gazette,
cine gan5e 3abI BON Neenten ber Der.
i9iebenen gbicaeoer 95irmen, tpel@e
alle S6la9to9iei onftauften, bic he
trgeno befOmmsn fonnten. Gin 6aus,
tDel9es nit gieb banbelt, betom ben
Nuftrog. 1000 Stnd gu faufen uno 70
bolb lDie m6glidJ gu ibiden. Set bies
len WtoHaten 1T hberbaupi Die 0a@.
froge nod S@la@ibieb ni9t 10 fart
geueieu, iDis In csr lebten 3eit, uno Die
naiiirliGe Golse iif, baB bic preiIe id5ou
onfausen bener unb iiet9er su merbea.
Wie Elm mobl unterri6ieter 1iebsa6ter
unb 8iebbdnbler t1eint. tulrb bas tfras
niFGe 8iebSei9dft geeen ben /. Wdr3
ffjon ein 70 lebbofies unb eintr1aIi1es
tuerbsn, fuie es ieit ben guten alien 8agen
Der o6tsiger Sabre ni6t mebr gepeien
1T. Sc5alb ber Gsl0marli Dieher ct.
mas DleiGter" Fein piro, tuirb has sorts
i6affefi ots 8iebs raid Dor fiG 0eb.n,
unb Der WorEt elm gutter tperbeu, inc,
befonbere fiir gemdfetes Yieb.
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9as S,erSieuft fieatI

gGt pluiHen unieren NitbIrsern mttsutbeilen, bas
MIR Or. Rings neueS S8pinbiuhtS SeiImtttel tereit8
felt etnsr Retbe BON Sabren perfaufen, ebenSo Or.
Rings Reue eeber Riuen, 8udlens arutea Salbe unb
Gleeric 8ttters uno bnb mir uiemals Seilmttel rerz
fault baten, bic 70 gut nseben~ pber bic 70 alsemein
terteeist babeug ME rieie QBr j6sern feinen Gusenz
Bid bic @aranffe fun hiee 0ttel jeter 3et su iberz
netmen uno nb fetS beret, baS reraussabe @elo aus
rdsnBableu, nenn tbrsm Gebrau6e tetne befretisens
ben Reutoe sefpls ub. DieIe Mittel perbdnten tbre
erose Prpularitdt ibren etseneu @erbteniten. 8an,
Gertani in alien apebstsu une in ber 0rrSuen @rpbs
9antluns ron 0reib, Gbpmpiou u. Gs.
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[6ortfetuns fOIst.l

gBer einmal an Hbeumatismus aeltten BAT ueis tpte
fHper es 1T, ietueu Sumor babei 5n erbalcn, Sebod
fann man ben Grbetnb iest ausla&en, feRn tur Sal.
vattrn Del wtrb Ct icfrrt rertrieben.
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Die Sopfenerhte in Oregon tpirb bic.
les Sabr auf $4,000 Ballen gei6dbt.
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petete telnen @dbiteu alS btb ielbl," unb Benn e.
etuen iAltmmen 9ufen Bat rattle thu, eine glaIfe
Gr. Sna's 9aifsn epruF fir 25 Gents su taufea.
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Summer 1862.
@plfipt's s6ab 9epartentett

1T r9mt n lner atbaren
'tn @ ebem Gmad r Sit
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1891-09-18
A POINTER FOR MANhATO.

Speaking Of the Harvest Home
Festival proposed by the FREE PRESS,
the Napleton Enterprise says:
L the business men Of our county
seat have got any sand. they viii get
.Ip a festival in recognition Of the
Nuntiful harvest. as the FREE PRESS
suggested in Wednesdays issue. The
time Is ripe for such an affair. Min
neapolis has appropriated $4,000 10
have 4 monster demonstration Tor the
same purpose. TO be held on the 18th.
10 which all the world is invited.
Every village IN the state ought 10
have one. but few can 60 20 Minneap-
oils Mankat0 Is the place for the
farmers and all others OF the county
u assemble and be merry over the
close Of q most remarkable and pros
porous year. II Mankato fails to come
10 time. we suggest that Mapleton
have harvest festival.
Right you are, Hr. Enterprise. Man
kato is the place for great gathering
OF farmers and others to celebrate the
most bountiful harvest ever youch-
safed 20 grateful people. and we
should show our appreciation by get
ting together and having a good time.
Il Mankato can't get up energy enough
70 push such a meeting, Mapleton can
and should.
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MANKATo FREE Press
.IOHNsTON-BENNETT.

One Of the happiest events Of the
season occurred at the residence OF
Mr.. Oliver Tenny, in Lura township,
Faribault county, on the 9th day OF
September. 1891 al p. NJ, John John
ston, Jr., Of MapIeton, and Miss Jen-
ME Bennett. OF Winnebago, were
united IN the bonds of matrimony, IN
the presence OF a large circleoff friends.
Attorney C. [. Benedict. of Mankato,
acted as best man. and Miss Hattie
Swartwood, OF Winnebago City as
bridesmaid. Rev. J. E. Conrad per-
formed the ceremtny. after which all
SAT down TO bountiful repast. pre-
pared By Mrs. Oliver Tenny, mother
OF the bride. We predict that Mrs.
Tenny's cooking will be in demand by
some Of the young people who were
there. at similar occasions, which viii
be likely TO follow hereafter.
The presents were Of the costliest
kind and too numerous to mention.
j large party of friends accompan-
led Mr. and Mrs. Johnston TO Min
neot2 Lake TO see them safely on
board the train en- route for Minneapo-
lis. After a few days sojourn in the
Twin cities Mr.. and Mrs. Johnston
VIII return 10 Maplet0n where they
vii make their future home.
Mr.. Johnston is the present post
master al Mapleton and well known
in Blue Earth county. Mrs. Johnston
Is one OF Winnebago's most estimable
young ladies. What that city loses
Is MapIeton' gain.
That Mr.. and Mrs. Johnston may
have 4 bright and happy future is the
wisn u the FREE Press.
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TO THE FRONT.

Blue Earth county. as the FREE
PREss has frequently had occasion TO
remark. Is among the first in the state
i stock breeding. and it is pleasing to
note that the enterprise of some Of
our breeders IN visiting fairs has been
rewarded with premiums. Messrs
Willard < Fuller. OF the West Lawn
Stock farm. in Lyra. are paying par
ticu.ar attention TO horses. and they
have soma OF as fine strains as the
country affords. intrepid. their
Justly celebrated French Coach stall
lion. was awarded the first prize and
500 silver plate at the La Crosse In
teruationai fair, and at the State fair
this week they were awarded premi-
inns as follows: Stations. four years
old and over, Intrepid, second prize:
three years old. Khediye. first prize:
mares, three years old, Kirsche. first
prize: Cindronette. third prize: mares.
two years old. Pollock. first prize;
Mermaid, third prize.
To successfully compete against
such a magnificent display Of horses
As was on exhibition at these fairs is
something Of which TO feel proud. and
WIZARD Y Fuller are 10 be congratu-
lar al
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s.. I.onfs AMI Retnrn $1,000.

On Sept. 18th and Goth the Omaha
Rv. viii sell excursion tickets TO st.
Louis and return for $1,000. Tickets
win be good TO return until and IN
Guiding Sept. 18th. This is on account
OF annual meeting of Sovereign Grand
Ledge I. o. O. E.
Itd<w ALLAN BURDIcK, Agt.
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STATE OF ONO, Cry OF TOLEDO.

LIGAc SolSI4.
Frank j. Cheney makes oath that
he is the senior partner Of the firm Of
F. j. Cheney & Co., doing business in
the City Of Toledo. County and State
Aforesaid. and that said firm will pay
the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOL
LARS for each. and every case of Ca
TARRH that cannot be cured by the
use Of HALLS CATARRH CURE.
FRANK CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my presence, this 9Th day Of Dec
ember. ID. 1885.
&. W. GLEASON.
fSeaI.l Notary Pablic.
Halls CatarrL Cure is taken inter
nally and acts directly on the blood
and mucuous surfaces Of the system.
Send for testimonials. free.
T. J. CHENEY 81 Co., Toledo, 0.
Sold By druggists, 75c-
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For Sale

For Sale.
A span of haIf-blood Norman Mares,
four and FIVE years old.
Also, two young full blood Durham
Bulls.
The aboYe stock for sale at bargain.
T. C. PEAET,
P. @. Box S02. Mankato, Mimi.
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