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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1892-06-03

U0reo doors uOTUu vi ~. Il. Ol0m6uUS
& Sons store, will build fine store
on the lot next year, when the lease
of the present occupant expires. He
will then occupy his new property
with his tailor shop and will have
one of the best locations in the city.
Fred Widell is now employing
about 300 men, of whom $50 are at
work in his quarries in this city. He
has IS at Winona, and number at
Superior, Minneapolis and Waseca.
With this large force, he has all that
he can do to keep up with his orders.
Ole Odjard will this week move
his merchant tailoring establishment
to the building occupied by the cheap
store, three doors south of John
Klein & Co.'S. building. This will
give him much needed additional
room for the display Of his goods.
Mr.. Waller will tomorrow move the
Cheap store to the First National
Bank block, which is receiving need
ed repairs.
Crouch Bros. have sold their res
taurant, corner of Front and Cherry
streets, to Leonard Burrell, who took
possession today. They will remain
in the city for a month, and will then
move to St. James, where they have a
building which will by that time be
ready for their use. They are old
residents of the city and their many
friends will be sorry to know of their
intended departure. We trust that
Mr.. Burrell will receive his share of
patronage.
The Lake Minnetonka Summer
School held at Excelsior, offers I'M
usually good facilities to students this
year. A large faculty has been Sc
cured, most of whom are college pro-
fessors, and all are specialists in their
respective departments. Teachers
desiring to review can avail them
selves of the Normal course, while
younger students can receive instruc-
tion suited to their degree of advance
ment. Instruction is also offered in
the languages, science, music, art and
in the kindergarten department The
school will be conducted by Louis A..
Pier, A. NJ, president of the N. w.
Christian College. The term begins
July 6th,. and will continue nearly
five weeks. Catalogues will be sent
to those interested.
Thomas Phillips, of Lake Crystal,
returned from visit to Wales few
days ago. His old home is in South
Wales, in the great tin producing dis
trict. The first thing that he heard
was denunciations of Mckinley, for
the American duty on tin has made
the Welsh and English tin industry
dead. Mr.. Phillips was berated for
living in country where there is a
protective tariff. His old neighbors
believe in free trade with other coun
tries, but he got back at them by tell
ing them that they do not practice
what they preach. When he reached
Liverpool all the baggage was gone
through and the inspectors found two
plugs of tobacco in his companions
trunk, upon which they charged a
duty of 81. Mr.. Phillips is we'll salts
fed to live in a country where there
is plenty of work and wages are good,
owing to the fostering influence of a
protective tariff, and believes more
than ever in the cardinal principles
of the Republican party, the party
which has brought about this era of
prosperity.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1892-06-03
From Wednesdays Daily.)

james Shoemaker says that the
coming summer will be a cold one.
He judges from his experience during
his long residence here.
The Mankato Mercantile Co. call
the attention of our readers tonight
to their large aud we'll selected stock,
See what they have to say.
John Mccall put in bid on the
excavation for the government build
ing, which did not appear in the tele'
graphic report from Washington
His bid was S743.
Geo. Keene has secured well
equipped wagon to send through the
country on view work. A. R. Hall
will have charge of this branch of the
business.
In the district court to-day the G.
Aultman & Co. suit was continued.
1t is of little interest. VIM. King
pleaded not guilty to the second in
dictment charging him with forgery
in the second degree.
The collections of the county
treasurer have amounted to from
IS, 900 to $40, 900 a day for the past five
days. To-day the stack of letters con-
tanning checks were opened. Mr..
Lloyd states that there are about the
usual number of delinquents.
L. d. Saylor has purchased the
house and barn on the Long property,
for $3.50, and will move them off.
Work on the foundation for the new
church will begin as soon as the build
ings are removed.
Through the efforts of Postmaster
Mcconnell, the postoffice department
has increased the allowance for horse
hire to the mounted carriers to 5000
per year each, commencing July 1st.
Hitherto but S65 per year has been al.
lowed for this service, which was
manifestly too little.
Judge Severance has not yet filed
his decision in the mandamuS suit
brought by L. Dutton against Mayor
Willard to compel him to relocate
the hacks at the depots, but
gives it out that he will issue a
permanent mandamus upon the may
or, which shall require him to re-
locate the hacks.
Judge Severance has received a
letter from Congressman Lind enclose
ing note received by him from the
Supervising architect of the treasury
department saying that in accordance
with the. request of the postmaster
the public building in this city will
be located fourteen feet from Jackson
street. This sets it back several feet
further than was first intended, and
will be more satisfactory to our citi-
zens. The rubbish is being cleared
off from the grounds.
Fred Widell met with loss by
fire last week, which is seriously in
terfering with his work. In some
manner one of his engine houses
caught fire, and hundred gallons of
Oil stored in it burst into such hot
fame that nothing could be done to-
ward extinguishing the blaze. The
engine was the one purchased only a
year ago at cost of 100, and was
greatly damaged, only the boiler and
drums being uninjured. The Manka-
to Iron Works has been at work upon
it ever since, and had to send to New
ark, N. j., for one piece, but the re-
pairs were completed to-day. Mr.. Wi
dell places his loss at $500 to $500, but
the greatest Inconvenience is caused
by the delay which che absence of
this engine causes at the quarry.
Ole Nicholson, who has recently
purchased the BrentOn property,
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1892-06-03
Excursion Rates.

June llth and 18th agents of the
Chicago & North Western Railway
will sell excursion tickets to Old
Point Comfort, Va, and return, on
account of the meeting of the Travel
ers' Protective Association, at the
lowest tirst-claSs fare for the round
trip. For tickets and information
apply to agents c. & n. w. R'y Co.
43t17d3tW.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1892-06-03

The following delegates to St. Paul
were chosen: VIM. Switzerland,
Mapleton; J. lockwood, Garden City;
c. d. Cook, Eagle Lake; Chas. Halves,
Beauford; David Hartman, Sterling;
Franklin Childs, Mapleton; G. S.
Terry and F. Tillor, Mankato; E.
Getty. Beauford. The delegates were
empowered to name substitutes In
case they cannot attend the state
convention.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1892-06-03
WANTED.

A GENTS WANTED-Male and female, old
a and young, $500 to $500 per day
easily made, selling our Queen Plating Outfits.
and doing Gold, Silver, Nickel. Copper, and
wears, on every class of Metal, Tableware
Jewelry, etc. Light and easily died, no ex-
perience required to operate them. Can be car
ried by hand with ease from house to house,
same as grip sack or satche. Agents are
making money rapidly. They sell to almost
every business house and family, and work shop.
Cheap Durable. Simple and within reach of
every one. Plates almost instantly equal to
the finest new work. Send for circulars &c.
QUEEN CITY SILVER & NICKEL PLATING Co.,
41eod&wtf EAST ST. LOUIS, ILL.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1892-06-03
Ruptures Cured or Money Refunded

Six years successful practice; No
operation. No hindrance to business.
No risks. All sufferers invited to call
on our Agent, Mr.. Gould, at the Saul.
paugh house, Mankato on the 18th
and 10th of June and see proofs of cure
EXa limitations free.
w. d. LAWRENCE, M. D. President,
Minneapolis Medical & Surgical Institute.
51t2w 6td 55-57-59-6O-61-62
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1892-06-03

For sale Dagger for advance
threshing machine been used two
falls. Call at Ed. Shoemaker Man
katO. 5lt3*
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1892-06-03
COOL
EASY,
LIGHT,
pref Y

Do you play tennis? Do you row?
Do you climb hills? Do you go to
picnics? Do you sit on the piazza?
Do you like to be comfortable? Are
you economical? Do you desire to
look we'll and pay little for it? Would
dress appropriately? Would you look
bright and fresh? Of course you
would. A Shirt Waist is little thing
but it gives the wearer so much in
looks and comfort! 1t is always fresh;
it is so appropriate, it costs SO little!
We are selling large quantities of Shirt
Waists because we have more than
any other store in the city, and be-
cause we have selected them with so
much care. There is not a homely
pattern in the lot. The prices are
very low.
Ladies' Cotton Crepan Waists
At SO Cents.
Better qualities in Figured Penangs,
Plain India Linen.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1892-06-03

Buy the Osborne Binder and Mower,
Weber steel Skein wagons. buggies,
corn fowls, ETC., from G. ROLLER.
h0t2
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1892-06-03

Nhirty acres of land, About acres set out to
i small fruit. Good buildings, i'll good repair.
Will be sold on easy terms. Address or inquire
of H. W. Mendenhall, Rapidan Mills, Mimi.
51mts2w 4St6d
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1892-06-03
FOR SALE

ITOUSE and lot for sale on monthly pay
Il ments. Inquire of II. J ohnson, 821 North
Front street. 4Otf
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1892-12-22

las grOBte G5elddft III 0dtfel, 100 man Butte
9e9en falt ales nur 9entbare entauifen tann
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1892-12-22
Had, nrr taonferr,,,.


Die 8rEHeler Miiujionieren3 bat Iif
pertast, obns baB iie Snr 20iuns bes
tbr porsslesten YrOblsms audi MIR bas
Ninbelts beiaetrasen. 9as GrsebniB
ibren 0erhunbiunesu, iaas pon einenl
lolhem iiberbaupt bic Rsoe lein fam,
beitebt in Der 8ernihtIna Der Spfinnn
gen, bic ehpa porber beirefis Gr5ieluns
eimes internatipnnleu llebereinfpmmeus
beitanben hatten. Die MuSlidfen ani
ygiebereinlebuns bes Silbers in feline
alte SteIuns als @elbmetall iipb mad,
benz Gnbe Der Ronieren5 tfaiidblid
truitlpIer, als Dor Beginn oerielben,
nas porber bloBe Gnnabme mar. II
beute sepib: baB bic Der. S!aaten IN
ibrem Nemlben, eem Silber als @elb'
metal permebrten @ebrnnd 81 iihcrn
ieitens Der 9tationen @urppas aui fein'
llnteritibuns AZ rehnen baben.
Die Der. Stanten baben gegenpdr
tis in runben 8iffern s650,000.00(
@plbselb unb $500,000,0, 0 Silberaell
(S1eibemiinSs nidt einsereduet
tlO0, 100000 Golb luerpen i'm Bun
lbssidaeamt ais ipeSisIe @eierps su
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1892-12-22
yitdea, saS.o sommerias, g. 9eember 1892.

pOlitiihe WnBnabmen nod gendbrt, 10
lulro man uns bon orlben INNER mebr
uuierer Sdulolhelne Suriidldiden.
Gs mirb ononrh uns immcr mebr
@olo entSo9en iueroen, nno es mag
aui bieie @eiie ielbit cine an iih gruno.
Ioie 8eiir6tung iblieBlif, oniu ilibreu,
oaB oas Seiiirhtete geidiebi b. b.
Die Der. Stanten III elne Gage uerie
Ben, no Tic nd)t mcbr @olo 9enna
babCn, I'M Die @uIoSntlun9 nired)t
~ blltcn.
3ieie 9eiir6tuu9 III jeritreueu mo
ben oouUn III iiilttcnrcn Gelabrcn
oaourd pOrjUbcu9en. onB lytr Gle 6r
bu!tuu9 ocs tSleitmerths mlicres Gil
bcr= nno %npcrQeloes NIL t5oIo ilbcr
allen 3lucicl itcr itellcu Nns III Die
yluiAnbe, ole lcBt 0elDit wcroeu muB
unc Su oersu 9olnng cine Aenoerung
Der ge9cupGrtgen Sllberpplitt oes
gOnces merlGblid, IL.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1892-12-22
MaerIei Ylane jur Ginidrantan

Muerlei Hldne 5ur @inldranfung
Der @inmanoeruns iino i6on semadt
,porhen, aber teiner, Der uns redt ein'
leudten nil, ba lie ale ben @obniis IN
ben Der. Staten nidt mincer be9eb'
yenssperth, i'm @essntbeil,. ibn ais per
boteue 1ru9t- nur nm 10 perilbrerii4et
MAIDEN uiirben. Die @renien tonnteu
unm5aliA 70 abseihlo1el tperben, ta6
uidt idbrli4 Iauienbe. ia Sunoerttau'
IeHbe lie nnentoedt iiberiAreiten waroea.
Werimarbis. bab Don ben 5remoenbai
fern. bic ia bod meiit 9emperenjfanoti
Ter iinb, nod ieiner ani bas @bidret4
tuuasmittel seiallen 1T, ,ueldes Iideriten
Griola sur Mbbaltuis Der .5orinersA
hoben mibte - yrobibitlon. 2iesen
bod, eilatante Beiipiele on ben lpsitlid en-
Irubibitipnss Staaten Dor, nod oener
Die Ginwanberuns felt Der ginfibruHa
Der Yrubib,tion, po lie einiaermaBeu
Itrena aebanobabt ,pirb, iaIt sanS onf'
aeb0rt bat @arbe oieles sanSe aeiesi
nete 2anb Su siuen sroBen ihmuslser
Sumpf Der etelboiteiten Seu6elei ae
mad)t, bann beoiirfte es Der 0orfebrer
qe5en bic Ginwauberuus gar nidt
Ser 0urdi1nitts Gnrupder wiiroe i'd
bitten bierber Sufommen.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1892-12-22
2eprdjentant Oweu ScOn uor

Heprdtentaut Swen Scott por
Sillnols bat III GOnsreB cine Did EN-
9ebrn6t, I'M Die Wbistp. Steuer Don sc
@euts aui $l.25 pro @allOne beraufSu'
ieSeu. Steuer'GrhDbuu9en lino lelter
popular; am wenielten bel 2eneu, pi,
bic Steuern 81 bejablel babell. Sn Del
SeSiebuug bllbet Der Scott lhe Dor.
i6laa cine Notwithstanding glusnabme
Die eiirislten Beliiriuorter Der bDberer
@bisfp. Stener iinb Die ggbiSfp Srcu,
ner, ipeSiell bic pom @hisfps 3rnit. 9;t
Serren geben 10 lurlt in lbrem pltriuti-
iheu SpIernmth, oaB lie logar lIcbcI
81 so Itati s % beSnblen Wolien, Ia.
nit jeoOh Der Eng no Der pcrcNnt,
Sobu nldt cntgele, nrbclicn nc rlelBI1
oGrnuI Io%. un bclm Sntrdiiircitn nrl
@rbOlun9 cmell mdAllhIt Rrubcn &or.
rdtb .Gn A)0n0" "a hdbcn lei @SblS.
fg lra.lt bat, nnd inuernll gen 2trl,1
iCn, ihcu jcBt 81 3Riliipntn OiiuOucu
uber Dan inu'cabcn Ntoni 2ioeu5Ut
y,la Suc Sen, I'll 0ic S,ii paNrt ZEN
tDuEle, iDjro ocr ibcrlDilN.3c SSprrolb
AMI 200 WtillpntI pTQrUBcri icta 5rItl
oann Die GrhodunA III GrGTi. ~ wrG
icIbltatrtaHplidl Der Wienrbyirl9 rl
Steuer mIi cen &rels gcid)logeI; uHt
Smdr sbcnio lelbitucrItGnolih a:t aui
oen Yreis Der SOrrdtbe, Die upr
Sutraittrcten res @eiebes beld,niii mn
mt nur 80 Gents Die Wallone Su DER
lteuern Iinb. 200 @tillionen mai 35
Gents mndt mad Ioam &ieie 20 Mil.
lionen Dollars aus. glnnabme oel
Scott'ihen Bill ,piiroe loniit fir Den
3ruit eiHen 8e,pinn biloeu, nnseidbr ID
sroB wie baS 8ern0sen San @pnlo's
gSas ielbit einem Rauber. @enie wiC
@oulb Die v4rbeit" eines 9ebens ae
toItet, piiroe Der @bistp 1ruit- iperu
er's ourblest i'm Sanbumoreben Se'
monnen baben. s8enn er's bnrh'
iebt! S.oeniaas miro er's all Semii
bunsen nidt ieblen laiien SonsreB
mit9lieoer, bic etipa ein fleines Snueit
ment in glftien oes 9ruI's AZ NADER
ipiinihen, merben nid)t ueir Sl 9eber
pranhen. uno fonnen 5nperfommenoel
Bebanoluns uno ,easp terms" iih per
li6ert balten.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1892-12-22

Tim oas MaB uoa ju MAIDEN, mel
oct ieBt aud Der ounteIbdutige General
9oobs nnd Yaris, oaB es NIT Dem @ns
be oes Srieses seSen 8abomep nod
quite @c9e base, iintemalen Der aonis
8ebansln mohl DOR ben iiesreihen 6ran
SuIen nus benz 2anpe 9euideu lei, aber
ioiort nn6 oem slb5uge Der Sieser
tpieoer in iein Gano Suriidjutebren 9e
oeute. Bon elmer 0erabieBans Der &c
aemu1rti9en 8eiobune struppen tonne
eesbalb niht rie Jtebe iein 3Ieie Mits
tbeiluns oes tapieren @eueraIs, Der un'
ter ben eesenwdrti9en @erbaltniiien &c
tpiB Sie beiteu NuSRbteu hattie, als
Bpulanser II. cine &olle Su ipielen,
auenn er mtt eiu Wtulatte iudre, entbdlt
ni6ts 9teues. Sbpn Dor ldngerer 8eit
meloeten Die europdlihen 3eihInscn,
oaB BebanSin NIT 10000 Srieaern
(ni6t nit 2,O00 nie Gobos onsiebt)
III einem bcna6barten Oduptling aeIlo
ben lei unp BON bort ieine baloi9e Slid
fem in ieiu &6nisrei6 betreibe. 3u Dem
8wede Ioq er audi bic Gn9ldneer, wie
Dor benz &riese Die Geutiden, I'M ibre
llutcritiibung gcbeien haten.
sSm Snbrt 1889 bot clRc umcrlfuIil-
ihe @eleul6ult iilr ale Walhncp Der
iebt pertrnd)ten Haunma9tlclilbaIt tRr
lbre bcreits upllcnpetcn glrhclttn uno
Ole eriuorbencu &onScnpnen mo @t
redtiamc Die runoe Summc non 40
Wtiilionrn 5rnnten ISIS 000. ooo). az
rnbe ben stbnteu Ibeil Der vtrOtordl
teu 6elorr. Ons iuurpc nbAcicbrt,
ubipobl l6pn oamdis Den Yetern eeH
llnterncbmens lppbl betaant lpHr, onB
oas lutcrnebmeu boffauuAsIcs iuar.
Sebt ruben Die glrbeiten ihou ieit lan
aer 3eit. Die pertbuOllen Waid)iuen
uerroiten, Die Sduler Der @elelllbafI
unb Die bereits aussefiibrteu Nrbeiten
periaaen uno am 20. 5ebruar n1hlten
c{abres uerIdllt alles Gisentbnm Der
banferottsr 8auseieaidait Der &epu'
blit Columbia, penn biz babiu oieGon'
tratte ni6t erneuert iino. 9a5u 1T mo-
tarli6 ieitens Der 6ranSolen nur &c
rinse Iusliht uorbanoen uno 10 wer'
ben oenn bic 7riimmer oes sruB ause
ieaten llnternebmens uobl fir lanse
2e:t uur Die Seoeutuus zines @rab'
0enfmals fir bic nublos perseubeten
i,40O Mlilliouen 5ranien beauiprudeu
fbnnen.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1892-12-22

Hie 9teu NUrter yS8oriO" bat orc
@ouuerneurc Der perIheocneu Stautcn
uber lire S:ellun0 5ur GtEuunoe.
runeSiru9e uus0eirn9t, mo Ole 9lnt'
,uorten ueroficntliht. 3leicIbeu lino
burhwe0 su G'uniteu elmer Seihrdn
tuna Der Gimpnnoerun9, 9ebon nber
lprlt auseiuanoer beSiiQlib bes W te
Die @puuerneure, 10 peit iie iid) per
nebmen loIien, iino ausuabmslos gesen
u0aiaes @erbOt Der @inwanberun9,
auser uu iOlde MaBresel gum ShuB
eeaeu GbUlera ober ipnitise Seu6en
als notbwenbi9 lid triV5iicn ioa.s.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1892-12-22

cage gliemnno, ooB Der Gcn9reB
nod ni6ts setbnu babe @r 1T fanm
uier5ebn Gage in Sibuns, uno bat be-
reitS beldloIen, siuei @cden 5erien Su
mdhen.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1892-12-22

Rad ben lsbten Herliner aabels
mrlbunacn ideint es I'M bic Gunchme
Der beuti&en 0eeresporlase iuenis siins
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1892-12-22

Gine aroBe gln5cb! bcruOrrosenoer
enoliiher 3eitmsen cmpieblen ielt Der
g9abl NIT wn6lenoer 0reiIti9tcit Die
@inI6rantuno ooer bns tptaIe @erbOt
Der Ginwanberuus. 3ieie iehlt nod,
um uereint nit Der Wc9inlep Sili Die
Ser. Stautcn Su eiuem neucn Gblun
Au MAIDEN.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1892-12-22

itis 81 Itebeu. Zen oeutiben Hei6s
bOten liest UHenbar mebr oarau,. jsoem
@inwubner jdbrlih ! Wtart uno % YI.
Su lpnren, oils benz oeuti6en Solte ne
ben Der uertiirSteT 8ienItpilldt, Die opb
fir Die 20C 900 WiGnner, luel6e eS be.
triift, aud etre gonS relpettable Gr.
leibterung beoeutet, Die 9euiifc 3uucr
fi6t 81 9eWdbren, onB es nGf menidlis
6em Grnleiien 9e9en icoen pom Cltcn
oocr pom y9elten fommcnoen &nubSu0
9eii6ert it, g9eroen oenn Die Geut'
iben NE be9reiien, bGB ous 9inHbSen0
in Often uuo S9eiteu mr nui ben giiu.
lti9cn Mpment lunrtei. Inn 7cutidlnno
iIr nae 3eitcn nleocrSuucrlCn mo auss
Suplilnoern? @as icBt i'll 6rautreh
nufgebcdt UIro, giebt nur ctn lbluG6es
Silo pon oem, luas Der icIt 1ahrSebn.
ten dui9elpeid)erte NnB elncs 9onjcn
Bottles an oem nIeotr9eruprienen
8eutiblano oonu periiben miro Ia
miro man. pie Gopriul "ihti0 btmcifte,
1lr leoe )ePt erlparte Wtdrt SnliltRo or
lesen miiieu, pOn Der nntluudlen &er
triIppeluns mo %ernidtu0 ieoes
@Oblituuces 9nnj III ihweisen. 3Iebeu
Die &ointen uno lurtoS lieareld in
9eutihlaHS Gin, 10 wiro GcHti1lnno
wobl enen dbnliden traurlsen slnblid
bieten. ,uie nad1 bem lucitidllidJcn Sire
oeusidluiie 0inn iollte oarlm mel,
nen, baB cine electromagnetic aegen
iOlfe Shrcdniiie nit elmer Subresprd
mie Don l Mtnrt unb % Efenuioeu
wabrli6 uIdt Su bod beSablt 1T. 3ie
9eutiten i6cinen abet jcbt wie 1906
Su alnubell. oaB nui cine QlOrreite %cr
eun9enbeit nie ein Seuu iOlsen tonne.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1892-12-22
Champeny8ros,'
Department
Store.

las grOBe @elddIt III 0tfea, 100 man Butter unO Gier
9e9cH fal allies nur 9entbare eintauid)en tann
Sir be5ablen Den nerbOieu Gres fir Butter up @ier
nno pertauIen unlere ySaaren 9runobili9.
gSr peranien @ud &eoeriOie uuo Mdn bilser als ie=
De alOere 5irma in SuO= =Iatota
gSr uertauten OauIen Sduben gSie io? iraat 3br
gSe mir ie 10 bili9 perfauien:
1Srauenid)ube $l.OO Mdnneri6ube 800
Srn9t Cure Butter ub madt Die uorbeilbaen @ntdufe
bel @bampenp Brptbers
Wtdel, g. 9.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1892-12-22
@miu Yaf6a lebt.

90. 0eS. Serlin. 3uperldilisen
sia4ridtsn ;uiolse iou bas @sridt pon benz
Sobs Gmin poidaS li8 aIs uuwabr beraus-
seitelt babsn. 0erleIbe ioa aaeenbIidIid fb
aui benz Marlas burA ben Congo Staat bes
iinbsn ,nb. bic auf lsin anssuIsiben. bsim
beiisn tpobiisiH Isiu.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-03-22
SOME CITY AFFAIRS
WHICH ARE EXCITING MORE Or LESS At
TENTION ABOUT TOWN.
4 Committee Of Residents Of McCul,och Street a.
the City Hall-Iae old Nam Street Bridge
The Incandssceai Plant E.c.

In some manner not fully explained,
q rumor got abroad Yesterday that the
Finance Committee Of Council would
meet las, evening for the purpose Of
passing upon the various departmental
appropriations for the current year.
The report was grOundless, OF course,
as not more than half of the estimates
have been made, so far, but the rumor
was sufficient 20 bring large COM
mittee Of residents Of McCUlloch street,
"arOund the hill" 70 the building. in
tent upon obtaining, ii possible,
some consideration for the claims
Of their street i'm the matter OF
brick paving. AScertaining that there
would be no meeting OF the committee,
the gentlemen devoted themselves for a
time 10 missionary work among mem
bers OF Council present, setting forth
the very bad condition OF the street,
the appropriation a year or two ago,
which was never spent, etc. In the
opinion OF some Of them projected Inn
proyements like North Market street
ought 20 wait until streets like McCul-
loch have been put in something like
passable condition. There is a diSpOSi-
tiOn 10 hold "a meeting Of McCulloch
street citizens IN the near future TO take
action.