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I ATIMER 4 SLOAN, Auctioneers,

HORSE. WAGON AND HARNESS. A THOROUGH.
BRED sADDLER; COUPE ROCKAWAY, BLACK
COLT, SOUND, FOUR YEARS OLD AND SET
OF DOUBLE HARNESS, AT Auction.
On SATURDAY, OCTOBER TWENTY-FOURTH
1891, at ELEVEN O'CLOCK A. NJ, at our carriage
sales Iooms. 1881 St NV. will sell WITHOtT
LIMIT OR RESERVE, the above horses, &c.
ALSO
lot Of second hand and carriages. harness. &C.
&c. OF nne Grade. LATlMER SLOAN,
Oc.s52t AuctiOneers.
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AUCTION SALES.
FVrpRE pAYa


thANNth, SAA-f OF IMPROVED kLAL Isl ATF
On sIhElI hErNEEN SECOND AND
lnthb >ihfttS >OhIhN EsT By AUCTION,
. BY virtue % deCree OF ttE supreme Ocurt 81 the
pistr1ct OF oiumoaa. Ists~d the sh lay -.T-
testlosg. = - MI. IN equity No. lxsA
WHEREIN iydiA n. o,eiil 10 complainant and 1Oanrl
NJ Nrc~s g a. arr DEFENDANTS. the unsrrTs. nd
trustee val offer or sale Al puhr auc ton IN frolf %
the pfe mses, on IL EsDAl AFFIRM, OfsTtJ N 4,
TWENTY -SENE>IA.A.D j.. 1871. Al TINE OCIta'E
al that parcei " sruund in Me.tusfon llfr
District Of Columbia. tAo~n aud A. -
o. 10, numhesed eirhi ~, IN square naubsred ave-
hundred ana hfty-ghi tsssl b-.nnins 81 a poiisi on
the north liue 81 sac square tNeslty -s~Vsn ts
west q IT, narfhessl corner and thene suh
SEVENTY go let ten 40 nches thence IN = srth-
sestsrdly nessien parslle % the north line =
theme north seventy g. ID aud Irn 40
q encc sOns the ntrth iins Of sA lo rtsrn
fset 70 tho place Of tcsinning. containing s)
square .eet OF ground tflruNts III
known No. aOn I street nCrthNe-t.
Terms OF ObethIra cash. he balance ia ffl
and twelve ,l2) nopths the ei.rrei paynl-nts Lar
ig Interest the rate q per per atnnu bon
te dss u sale. and "a he secured by died trus On
the premises sold. all cash. st IN. purhas-ra OPP
ton. deposit al teoc ~ paid when the kro5srty
= strack On. 1erns of sac 90 BE- coIiTiiss vita ~
nteen days from tie daS OF sale oth~rN- the
eerses the rsht % rsse the property al the rsi .nd
cosi q TIE aeisnlfns YorcAA>&r. AL convey
rscordns. &c. sf the rurclla ssrs cosi,
5. I. THOMAS. Tru~tee.
oclsd&ds Az ID u. n.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON
RATCLIFFE. DARR CO.. Auctioneer,.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE NEW Two-sroR
SIX-kOOM BRICK HOUSES, WITH MODER
IMPROVEMENTS, ON TWELFTH STREE


TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE NEW Two-sroRY
Si4,ROOM BtdCk HOUSES, WITH MODERN
BETWEEN AND ! SHEETS NoRTHEAsT.
BY virtue OF deed Of trust duly recorded in Liber
No. io3 folio ss3 ct seq. one Of the land records
Tor the District OF Columbia, and the request the
party secured thereby will sell at pubic auction
N N tfSnt Of the preiniSes on MONDAY. TWENTY:
LIVE O'CLOCK NJ; the GLOWING described real
CStnmbis to wit: All those certain pieces parcels
OF land and Premises kEown and being parts lots
numbered seventy five (7 seventy six t76) seventy
seven tIT) and one hundred and twenty (120), in
Horace j. Gray's subdivision OF all OF square num-
6e,ed nine hundred and eEhty 9S the same
OF the District Of Columbia. in Liber Is. folio g. to-
gether with AL the improvements, &c.
Terms: One-third cash, the balance in one and two
years. per cent per annum, payable seIui-annually
secured by deed OF trust upon the premises sold, eli
s.sa; ~ t.,e option ol the purchaser aepost Of
&UO on each house required ut the time of sale. IL
the terms Of sale are not complied with fifteen days
from the day OF sale the trustees the right to
the property at the risk and the default
lnE purchaser alter i've days advertisement such
resale IN some newspaper published IN Washington.
" O. All conveyaLcing and recording at cost OF
the purchaser.
JOHN r. ARMS, Ir
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FUTURE DAYS.
THOMAS BOWLING SON. Auctioneer..

U'uOMAc OOWLlNu Dun. AuctlOneers.
REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
HORSES. CARRIAGES &C., AND A LARGE
COLLECTION OF OTHER Personal. Eff
fECTS At OUR AUGTIoN ROOMS, PENN.
s YhKA ON axFNSb ASr nEtEyENIa
TY-FOUkTH, 1881, AZ Ten O'CLOCK --''
NUMBER Of NEW AND sEC0NiAHAND PAR.
Lon SUITES. PARLOk FURNITURE IN SEP
AKAIE ,, PIE a !, , NCMBER OF PIECES OF
AM HAiR CLOTH I .1n, SOFAS, MAhodANY AND
ONE LAkGE MAHOGANY EXTENSION ia.
BE, H.; s,a som PAX "a AND Walnut
ARATE PIECES, one HANDSOME WALNUT
ROOM AND 6FFiGE FUHNfITkE.N TWO
PIER , ANP Y. MATTEL MIRRORS: BaGssELs
ING AND COOKING STOVES, &c.
ALSO
10000 NRW BAGS. TWO LARGE PLATFORM
SCALES. CAPACITY 1900.
ONE LARGE CONGRATULATIONS IRON SAFE
ALSO, -
AT TWELVE O'CLOCK,
TWENTY-FIVE HORSES, CARRiAGES HAIR.
NESS, &c
THOMAS DOwLINax SON,
CIT Auctioneers.
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MANICURE

Us Lii 81. X. r.
n se!E 5ppossss s?d nsngiessurE q Fu<E Kan,
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ocS-d&ds
TIMER 4 SLOAN. Aucr,oneer..
TO CLOSE AN ESTATE
VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, ST
UATE ON THE WEST SIDE OF FOUETEENT
STREET NEAR X STREET NORTHWEST, A

10 CLOSE AN ESTATE.
VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, SIT
UATE ON THE WEST SIDE OF FOURTEENTH
PUBLIC AUCTION
On MONDAY. OCTOBER TYENTY-sIxTH, 1891,
at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK r. NJ, in front OF
the premises. we will sell
LOT 81. SQUARE 207.
Fronting 70 feet on west side of 18th near street
northwest and running back 140 feet to alley 20
feet wide.
This property is very desirable either as q residence
for business purposes and is unequaed a specua-
ton or Investment. The lot Is OF good admitting
Of large store or residence. with ample stabng and
wide alley.
All c0nveyancing and recording at cost of purchaser
PAYNE nts easy and made known at sale
Oc2l-d&ds LATlMER a SLOAN. Auctioneerx.
LIMITED STATES MAhSAAL'S SALE.-BY VIR-
- tue OF writ Of eri facias issued of the clerks
office of the Supreme Court OF the District of Column
bia and 10 me directed. viii sell at pubic sale.
cash. IN 'front.' OF the premises northeast corner OF
10th and streets northwest. Washington. ID. c., on
MONDAY. THE SECOND DAY OF NOVEMBER,
1891, at THREE O'CLOCK p. M, all the right, title
claim and interest of Elmer + Woodbury. in, TO and
under the lease from Washington Mclean to Horace
M. Cake, dated December q. 1885, aud. under said
lease and to the real estate therein described beng
the Hotel La Nornandie and the land known as lots
numbered seven t1 and eight 49, square numbered
ington District OF Columbia. under a levy and seizure
made by me, and all OF said right. title, claim and
will be sold to satisfy execution No 81
law. In favor OF the National Metropolitan Bank
Washington. DAN Ell NJ. RANSDELL, United
States Marshal District of Columbia. oc2O-dts
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DuNcASsoN BROS. Auctiopssr.;
DEsIRAsEE rgREE;sT9Ry BRICK pwEhLISe

DESIRABLE THREE-sToRY BRICK DWELLING,
NgMBER - THIRD STREET SOUTHEAST.
STATES CAPITOL.
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER TWENTY
THIRD. 1881. at FIVE O'CLOCK, we will sell. in
front Of the premises.
LOT o. SQUARE 30.
Fronting 20 44l00 feet I'd with depth Of 20 feet
to 10-foot alley.
his lot improved by three-story brick dwelling,
with back building and contains ~ rooms, bath and
modern convenfences; conveniently located Pa
ave-. Congressional Library and Z. g. Capitol; house
In thorough repair.
Terms One third cash. balance Ia one and years,
notes to besr cent interest Per and be
secured by deed Of trust ali cash. at option OF pun
chaser DEPOSIT OF Zoo requii ed at time sale.
Conyeysncing, &C.. at purchasers cost. Terms
to. be complied with in fifteen days. otherwise
right reserved TO resell risk and cost of defaung
purchase after five days advertisement of such resale
In some newspaper published in Wash lngton. DC.
oc11-d&ds OUNCANSON BROS, Auctiopeers
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I ATIMER 4 SLOAN. Auctioneers.

VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED RESIDENCE PROP.
EkTS. SITUATE Al The NORTHEAST COR
NEk OF sEyENTEENTH AND C0RCORAN
~, sTuknEYETs N0 o6ar T. AT AyCTioN; ,o,
FIVE O'CLOCK p. M. we will cell public auc-
ion IN front Of the premises. sub lot & In l7p
brick dwelling and store.
The netehborhood aud surroundings are excellent,
and y offers an unusual opportunity TO obtain hne
0te Tor q home or good chance tor an Investment
, Terms: onethird cash. balance one. two and
three Years. with interest," and secured by deed Of
trust on the property all cash. All convey ncinR
and recordnx at cost Of purchaser Abstract of title
Viii De FURNISHED ai tue OF SALE and terms TO be
srty may be resold at cost Of defsuting purchaser
$2UO Will Be required when the property struck on
ocl9dts LATlMER SLOAN, Aucts.
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'I,HoMAs BOWLING 4 SON. Auctionssr.
ONE OF THE PRETTIEsr LITTLE FARMS IN
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, ND. OF ABOUT

ONE OF THE PRETTIEST LITTLE FARM0 m
MONTGoMERi COUNTY, MD. OF About
FORTY ACHES, AT AUCTION.
DAY. OCTOBER NINETEENTH, 1901, AT POUR
O'CLOCK r. M. this nice little farm, containing about
- In wood. and situated In Montgomery county Nd.
~ miies fruin Westminster. p. G.. ~ mites from
burnt Mis yta 9TH street road and sd3o0, the lands
ments consist Of rood DWELLING house ten roous
porch around the entire building. All Necessary out.
buildings, In rood condition. Also . rood beoriuw
orchard. good grass excellent shade and plenty q
good water; e4eTant home for any one. Also team
compete ~ run the farnl.
Terms: Ons-thArd cash, balance In one and TIM
years with interest. secured bysed Of rusf On The
property. Adeposs 600 required It time a ase
THOMAS DOWLlNC & SON.
ocT-dt2 Auctionssry.
s1-rHxABovE SALE Is POSTPONED IN CON.
eeYusnce Of the rain until WEDNESDAY,, OCTOBER
TWEkTY-E10HTA. 1spl. at THREE O'CLOCK.
THOMAS UONlING 4 BON.
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igciUs +. EANDoLpH. JR. Trustees.
RATCLlFEE. DARR CO., Aucts. se7-d&ds

The purchaser st the above sale having failed TO fully
comply with the terms of said sale, the property de
scribed above will he resod OH MONDAY, OCTOBER
NlNETEENIH, in front OF the Premises, AT FIVE
O'CLOCK 2. ~. upon the same te above. ut the
risk and cost OF the deaultng purchaser The houses
viii be sold separately.
JOINT. ARMS, ,,
RADCLIFFE. DARR 4 co. Auctioneers. oc9-d&ds
sv-THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED ON Ac-
count Of the rain until THURSDAY. the TWENTY
SECOND pay OF OCTOBER. same hour and place.
Llciys +. kaSpoLpH. JR. Trustees
RATCLIFFE. DARR 4 CO.. Auctioneers oc20-d&ds
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I ATIMEk { sL0AN. AustiOss.rS.
REGULAR SATURDAY SALE
AT QUIZ AUCTION ROOMS,
l4Oo STkEET.
COMMENCING At Ten O'CLOCK.

FROM PRIVATE RESIDENCES
= AND
xNox's sTQRA9E WARE ROOMS,
COMPRISING
A9nars Grand Kn.hs ~ nne condition. three othsr
Hnn0s IN Food Sondltlon sig Handsome MAntsl
n,sure iH st and sspsrate PIECES. Walnut snd
Courhes and Lounx~a. Dtnins k0osn Fusniturs
uandsome Dinner ssrv.ce (cosf pIO0l. Fine Glass-
nx Oh stoves. fowsthsr with many other .rsiciss
CANNOT BE ENUMERATED.
.6-ssturday. n the tusurs. wiii b our regular
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FUTURE DAN

~ no Pa ave. n. o.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF THE ENTIRE FIXTURES.
Ice BOX. MIRROR, NJ T: TABLES, cHAIRs.
S SaSm Laser sSo xASpi sAss. Ep EAhE
NORTHWEST.
By virtue OF chatte deed Of trust duly recorded in
Liber No. l601 folio Ito. ct seq one Of the land
the party secured thereby viii sell 81 pubic
ton on the premises No Sses Fourteenih street
EIGHTH. 1891. at TEN O'CLOCK A M, all the FiI-
lures &C.. contained in said store and mentioned N
schedule A attached 20 said trust.
Terms cash
WM E. DEMENT} trustees
RATCLiFFE. DAM Co.
oc22d&de AuctioneerA
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vkRY xAhgAsIE SgIIpIEe Tot OF y1EI4

O. TphsDAf. oGTosEH TxFnTr-sEyEETz:
mont Of The pssm:ss lot "a sanss, - fronsing @
Of about az fest 20 wSds allsy iizprovsd ~ tso-
With intsrest occurred By desd % trust On d. prop
s sds & e soS z H. ~:
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AUCTION SALES.
: ECrtkE DAYS.


r ATINKR q SLOAN. Anc,,ous~r,.
ENTIRE CONTENTS OF me coxnfx,r,oS
NO .s PPi ISn R5SMs sov,ux,sr
rxsAststAiSSesr IL ffiaKr
ThBLEs, MlNpYw DRArEkI kSp ron
sTonhs, oAK -couNTERs, Xix TANks.
ERi AND GLASS MARE. REFRiGfRHToR.
SHHhhNnklIhks kIrcaEN TABLES. RANGE
sf On sMo ;sb, M9kSINs, ocroBER TWENTY
80 rssl. - O'CLOCK, W. shall sail the
y. - s:.; ~ 5: ssS.. and no.
T ss,a 90 c.ss shsa " sold IN DETAIL
i''m' cam LAr,xrn , SLOAN
oeso-es. Auctiopcen
DuScANsoN BROS. Anct,oassr-
1 STREET NoRfHFksi No. NJ W.
si & Moh is aAFETEgS f STosEE gwEsrI
Of sub TOT sor,nxS,s ''
brici d~eiiias: siI rooms and 6stS modern copSe
nisaess: 800 -, -. a ~. ~
bearing Der cent per srnSm n,.re.t ps,sss .s n1e
snnuaS 10 b. secured by deed of truss on ~. prprt1
Al ss.s conrsysncns. &c. 81 purchaser. cost Terms
to be Complied with in ten days. oiherwIse right re-
some Newspaper published in Washington. .. q
DCSCANsoS BROS.
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AIiAEE SLOAN anc :, ss.s II 6 r-...r-,
ENTIRE CONTENTS OF RESIDENCE NO. 1919
THIRTEENTH STREET. BETWEEN AND
On MEpNEsphY. ocfoBER TWENTY
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I,HoMAs BOWLING 4 son. Auctioneers

THOMAS BOWLING son, Auctioneers.
TWENTY-FIVE HORSES AT AUCTION.
ON SATURDAY, OCTOBER TWENTY-FOURTH,
1891. AT TWELVE 0'CLOGk, IN FRONT OF OUR
AUCTION koOMS: PENNSYVANIA AVENUE AND
18TH STREET, WE WILL SELL A CONSIGN-
MENT OF TMENrY-FIyE HORSES. CONSIST
ING OF GOOD WORKERS AND DRIVERS.
THOMAS BOWLING & son.
Oc20-2t Auctoueefs.
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~ 14Uo 1T. near I. s. Treasury.
..BULBs AT AUCrIoN.~

,'BULBS AT AUCTION
TWO CASES CHOICE vAkiETIEs OFHYAcINTHs.
TULIPS. NARCIsoUs. CkoCUs. Go
10 be sold Mt our auction rooms FRIDAY EVEN
ING, OCTOBER TwENTY-THIRD. at SEVEN
N. B.we shall in the future make our bulb sales in
the evening". to accomodxte parties who cannot
attend day sales. LAfiMEk l. SLOAN.
0cSS-1 AuStiooeerS.
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RATCLIFFE. DARR 4 CO., Auc.s.

II
VERY VALUABLE UNIMPROvED PROPERTY ON
STREET BETWEEN NORTH CAPITOL AND
FIRST STREETS WEST.
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON. OCTOBER TWENTY
THIRD. 1891, at FIVE O'CLOCK, we will offer for
sale, in front of the premises,
PART OF ORIGINAL LOT g.
IN SQUARE 6iS,
Fronting 100 feet on street and running back 90
feet This lot can lie readily subdvided into valu-
able building sites.
Terms: Over and above an incumbrance of e. 457. "a
notes. to be paid cash. deposit OF $500 required
at the time II tue terms OF sale are NOT Complied
with in fifteen days from the day of sale right
to resell the property al the risk and the de-
fauting purchaser after five days advertisement Of
euch resale IN some newspaper published ia WASH
ington. D. C. All conveyancing and recording the
cost OF the purchaser.
RADCLIFFE. DARR CO..
Ocl1-d&de Auct oneers.
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X A1cLIffE DARK q CO., Aacllopeer,.
~ w Ia ave n -
NEARLY NEW BRICK DWELLING CONTAINING
s 81 t. Rooms BATH AID cEiIhh, BIZ 80

NEARLY NEW BRICK DWELLING CONTAINING
NM ROOMS, BATH AND CELLAR, BIZ Nti
80 ~. b lohlDA ANENrE PACING STA III
SIhEtT NOR1HMEST. Bh AUCTION.
. IN mfpNhsDAl, oCrobER TWENTY EIGHTH.
-. nAk - iAsI foOROCloCk 4. NJ. We Will oder
sos s~e % public suction. IN fropf ~ the IrsGnIsss
LOT BACK b
-. OF Ia DltOil IAhK.
nearly new hrck dwelling nine rooms lash
Ala Sei.@f hon-e - paIercd Throughout and IN sr
rental at go Isr month
lein. one tnlrd cash. tho Iur,ihss-r 10 assuru. o
Ia allce OF tie IurChnsc nlonry AN l., t.il IA tst.
nleat OF go month. or ala 81 tl,. I,ir-i,-. ,,
over snd HpoNe the -Aia 500 d. raid an sas Al
the optlon OF the purchaser. A sl.,ssit - . ,on -
CURED Of the tine sale 10 ~ c.,ll-d xh
IN ntte.n day 90 the ris r-~ a, tie rts. sUa s
o. the de. -a.tans pGrelAs-r r-eTyed Al cunveyal,c-
sns. recording, &c. a. plSryl A-.rl- vsisi
ma. RADCLIFFE. DARk A CO.
ocsi-dSas AuctloD-eTs.
I ATiMER SLOAN. AUCnoNEERs.
SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY
lhONIlNn (1O) SHY lEET ON NFsf
slhfEf Bf1Ml IN WASHINGTON AND Cok-
Shtss sIklEIs. VEST WASHINGTON. 10
". viii OF aor sAls M front Of the prculis... m
MONDAY, the IAENll SIXTH DAY Oh OCItN
bEk A ID. lsl! II HALf-PAsT FOUR U'CL1f'K
the eAsi ~ feet irOnt by the depth Of q
lot numbered l95. aud the ~ tset trout Is f,e
deItb Of 80 feet OF lot nuiuteted 100 aud IN Ia .
add ION 20 NeorsetoSn. tho Distract ~ Columbia
Terms % sale onetbird Of the purchase uloI.y M
cash and the balance and two year, with Tnr-
chase notes. uIed - deed szd pea
ert.. with inierest al q pr per AInum. Convsy
ancifg and recOrling at pur,isscls Good tile
or no sac Ne vii sci tins property whole sna
Il presents partIcu ada ssstors who nan
10 MAKE InI sernsnts. $40 delost AZ time VI
LAIlMbk a SLOAN.
ocl1dts Aa,aonserf
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SIX CASES OF IMPORTED BULBS
FOR SALE.
CATALOGUE
OF FINE ASSORTMENT OF The MOST EX-
QUlSITE HARLEM FLOWER ROOTS,
CONSISTING Of Double and Single Hyzcinths Narcissus,
Crocus. Eariy snglesnd Double Due Won Thol. put
up IN packages TOR individual buyers be sold At our
auction ROOMS FRIDAY. OCTOBER TWENTY.
THIRD. 1881. commencing al ELEVEN O'CLOCK
AN; THOMAS BOWLING SON,
OCH Auctioneers
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1891-05-15

AND now comes from Washington
the startling information that the
Democratic postmasters holding po-
sitions in Litchf1eld, Cloquet, Blue
Earth City and Saltwater are booked
for the slaughter and their places are
to be filed with hard-headed Repub-
licans. A grain of allowance can be
made for the positiyeness of the as
sertion. News is decidedly scarce in
Washington, due, perhaps, to the alb
sence of the President and the Post
master General, and the reporter must
dig up something for his paper. The
straight-out, hard-fsted Republicans
who get places under the present adj
ministration are not numerous. 1t
is the mugwump or kicking" faction
that is being served to the delecacies.
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NOW THE COUNCIL.

The Poplar street question has been
thoroughly aired, pro and con, and the
public is in possession of the wishes
of the property owners abutting the
street as well as the interests which
surround the city in the. matter. 1t
is not believed that the council will
consent to grant the prayer Of petit
TONERS for vacation of twenty feet of
the street. 1t could hardly do so and
be in accord with public sentiment.
1t certainly could not do so without
a sacrifice of public policy in main
tanning our thoroughfares.
There is, however, a feature Of the
case which may resultin good through
the discussions had on this matter.
The council could, with much propri-
ETY., and should, in justice to the resi-
dents of Cummings addition, open up
the street west of the railroad track
and give the people living on the fiat
an outlet to Front street. And mas
much as it will be necessary in the
near future to Straighten Poplar
street, it would be in full accord with
good business principles to see what
can be done with this much mooted
triangle. If an amicable adjustment
of the matter can be brought about
at this time, it is safe to assume that
it will save an annual recurrence and
a continual stirring UP Of the ques-
tiOn, and at the same time meet the
approval of all parties.
If the council would instruct its
committee on streets, alleys and
grades to confer with the parties and
submit some sort of equitable plan
for consideration, the whole subject
might be easily, amicably and desira-
bly, disposed of.
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s ? &C Fl G S .
At Their New House.

Messrs. Phelps and Parsons, former
ly attaches of The Saulpaugh, have
taken possession of the Oliver House.
South Bend, Ind. The following an
nouncement appears Sin the Sunday
Neacs of that city.
The Oliver house last evening passed
into the hands of MesSrs. Herbert
Phelps and Charles III. Parsons. As
Mr.. Parsons expressed it, 1--WE took
supper with the Messrs. Mcfarland
and they will sleep with u.s." The
new prOprietorS of the house are eX-
perienced hotel men and came to us
from Mankato, Mimi, the town fam
iliar to every resident of South Bend
as the place where the lamented
Schuyler ColfaX breathed his last. Mr..
Parsons is the benedict of the firm and
his better half is expected to arrive on
Tuesday. Mr.. Phelps is well pre-
served bachelor. The old force of
clerks, Frank Faulkner and Jesse
Hardin, will remain with the house
and everything will go right along
just as though nothing had happened.
The Netherlands have no matured
plans for the future.
Mankato friends wish the new pro-
prietors success, and the people Of
South Bend will find them fully COM
petent to give the public flrst-class
house.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1891-05-15

IT has been sometime evident that
the editor of the Albert Lea Standard
was not running Republican paper,
but just what he was trimming his
sails for was not so plain until the
announcement comes that he has
been selected as delegate to the
National Alliance Convention at Gin
cinnati. Bro. Day has gone over to
the Alliance party. What he expects
to gain by this move in lettering the
condition of the people is not appar-
ent. The Alliance has proven itself
an ally to the Democratic party and
Bro. Day knows it, whether he is will
ling to own up to it or not.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1891-05-15

Inspector CIuss is reported as hay
ing filed his report on the public
building site for Mankato, but owing
to the absence of Asst Secretary Net
tleton his findings will not be made
public until the latter's return from
New York. 1t will only be few days
until our people will be advised of the
location determined upon.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1891-05-15

We desire to call your attention to line of Wall and
Ceiling Decorations Our purchases in that line made
direct from the manufacturers Buying in large quantities
in position to show you larger and varied
assortment of styles and coorng than any dealer buying
in smaller quantities and from the iobbers We
advertising CHEAP PAPER. We believe the Best is the
cheapest; stock will FULL LENGTH and
space than any OF the Cheap Papers the market and
do not ask any money for them than pay for the
Advertised Cheap Papers. We employ only skilled Me-
chanics to hang papers find satisfactory
to trade; they do the work heater and rapid
which is quite item to the Housekeeper You
afford decide upon your wall decorations before examn
ing stock. Room Mouldngs to match papers, Window
Shades in all the New Colorngs for Spring Shade Trim
mngs of every description Brass Rods, Poles and trim
mngs for Closing out entire line of Pictures at
COST
We wish to remark that headquarters for all
goods in our line and solicit your favors.
WILLIAMS & BROWN.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1891-05-15
NEW GOODS.

The Mankato Mercantile Co. have
now in stock complete line Of all
classes of summer dress goods, para
soils, fans, ETC., which they offer at the
lowest prices commensurate with the
quality of goods. Before making pur-
chases you will do well to give them
a call. Their grocery stock cannot be
excelled anywhere, and for freshness
is the best in the city. 1td&1tw