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Mrs. Mary A. Day. the first secretary. is the
wife of Edwin II. Day, late petty officer in
the United States ne W, and member of Far
ragut Association of Naval Veterans Of Provi-
dence. r. l. Mrs Day has filed the chairs OF
keeper of records and seals and inner guard in
the Charlotte Ward Assembly, Pythian Sister.
hood knights of Pythias.
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FINANCIAL

DIvERDALE PARK COMPANY STOCK so
N shares q 800 each TO be sold at public auction
by Adrian H. Muller Sons At exch anee sales room,
Ill Broadway, New Iork city. WEDNESDAY.
September II. 1892. at IL 30 O'Clock. sefs-St
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Mrs. Annie f. wiikey, the treasurer, was
elected to ill this Office in April last, at the
time the association was organized She 10 a
member of slocum Relief Corps. No. 6. OF
Providence. She is very enthusiastic and takes
a deep interest in the work. Mrs. wilkey is
the wife of shpmste Henry A. wilkey, a petty
ohteer In the United States navy during the
late war
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Mrs. Anna Z Grub. national treasurer, be-
earae first interested In the aid of soldier or
E~nizAtion- when her husband WIS elected
Commander Of new post in Camden. " J.
William ID. Hatch Post. 81. With the wives
and daughters OF its members IN 1850 she in
snsurated series o, fairs. with the proceeds
Of which they paid for building which was
presented 20 the post clear Of debt. She was
also one OF a committee OF lai who met at
Netachen, y J.. in November. 1881. to con-
sider the ACCESSIBILITY OF forming a state organ
hstion Of ladies' aid societies TO work uni
formly Tor N. posts vi the o. A. r. Of the
state The organization was completed at
Trenton . month later under the name of the
Ioya- LADIES League. In November 1886
MS. Grubo was the chairman o: the cOnven-
non at Chicago when the league and the LADIES'
OF the q. A. T. Of Chicago formed a national
organization % the Ladies of the O. A r.. Mr..
Grubo has been the national treasurer Tor the
last three years -
Ms. Grub Is the wife OF John l. Grub of
Camden, y j.. Who enlsstedia the fourth re- =
m Mt OF the New Jersey militia. His re- =
nent Was among the aEst t. arrive in Wash
ngton II the breaking cut Of the REBELLION
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WALTER b WILLIAMS co. .uc,iono~r-.
TKrsTFrs, SALE oF V.uUAErr rafRovrp
PR0.EPTY. BEING SIS TnENrN-s CoND
SHIT NoRTHNEsI. IN THE CITY ~

sThtET NoRTHMEsT. IN THE CITY ~
WASHINGTON.
By virtue OF iced Of tru.t dated re 9Th d.v q
Argust. D. l's9 and rcCur,e ~ dal n ilssr
l4l4 folio lsl - sel. % tie md rc-r~ If the Dis
ifict OF Columbia and hy drsrtaon Of re party
cured fh-r-l lie .aut u wing been rad. ua lr fhe
teri ~ said trust he undegssn-i f-n-' -he % q
public suction. IN fro nj e the prenIiss. g. T. hle
end ls-st mider on -rUls AZ IliE foi kTh nAi
OF .OCTOhhR. u. lSf.. AT HALl-rf~T fot
O'CLOCK p ". the following drsciled real --,sis
81 remises in the city of WASHINGTON. IN tNe DIS
trit ot CuluhiA b~iug Of lot fourteen i1l. m
square atty hye $50 le1innnr for tho salge 81
tiesf west thrty-IN feet inches Sou'A from to
northeast curner q said %; sni ruuniI a south
with the IVES line 81 said street feet. lense
N.st one hundred and nine cc' echt inrl,es th~f'e
north twen'y-sevcn feet eleven inches. = ence ca<t
tventy seven feet i've inches, thence south ixt fst
eleven in 'fes, Thea cas- 81 hi yuo sect - inches
70 ne place u btgmninr tetler with tie tNcst.'ry
srd basement orick DWELLING house and
thereon
Ierns Of sale one-third cash. balance IN IS, twelve
7no eislieen inunth SECURED by fu-r-has~-'s notes
ana deed q rust. With interest day - sae. A
az 'osit o. shD vii be required from the rnr-
claSe~ a. tE1 tine ~ sale. Al e. nNeNan ing
aud recoF ling Of the purchRse-'s costa II the
of sale ar nos complied with Hiiin ten a y ,ls
trustees reserve The fct 20 resell the property tie
risk and cos; OF .elaui ing .ar-. ls-r
LEROY VI. TAYLOR, } -
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TIE national SAFE Drposrr.
SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY
OF the District Of columbis.
CORNER 18Th ST. AND NEW YORK AVE.
Chartered by special act Of Congress
Jan. 1857 and acts Of Oct 1880 and Feb. lsaa.
CAPITAL: ONE MILLION DOLLARS
Rents safes rom IS each upward per annum
Silver ware and valuablss taken on deposit
TEN CENTS and upward received on deposit and
interest allowed on sums Of not less than 81
Prepares and keeps Wills free Of charge-act. as Ex
ecutor. Administrator and Trus,ee-e1ecuses Trusts
Of all kinds.
BENJAMIN p. SNYDER, President.
JAMES 81. JOHNSTON, second Vice Pres.
THOMAS R. JONES Third Vice Pres.
Z, FkANClS RIGGS. Treasurer
ALBERT l. STURTEyANT. Secretary.
Directors:
Bena,rin 2. SNYDER. Zens. c. Robbins
tlbert /. Strrtevant. Andrew wylie,
SSeorge H Plant. Matthew q F,nery,
Lewis Clephane, Charles A James.
Henry =. willard. y. Francis Rigys,
James y. Johnston. Charles c. clover
Thomas HYDE. john +. Roass-.
william + Clark. ty 30l Thomas r. Jones.
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UNION SAvrsas BANK.
500 7rH ST. NV.

Bank hours. $50 to & Open till about the middle
and end OF each month Saturday EVENING", open
from to O'Clock.
-Four per cent interest ordinary deposits remain
ing four months Dividends from the earnings of the
bank on installment deposits for i've or ten years.
Five and 25 csnts savings stamps for sale ct the
bank and at the agencies in Ill parts Of the city
+. h SMITH.
au29-1m President.
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ATcLIFFE. DARR CO.. Auctioneer..
CHANcERY SALE OF TWO STORY FRArr HORSE
On PoMEhoy AvENUE NEAE sHERInAN

UN FINfhDE ANFNII NIAE NHFHTIAN
AVENUE. ANAcosTIA. u. G. ny AUCTION
By vilsue OF decree Of the Supreme Court . .ha
District o; Connhis passea On tie ~ DAY ~ sep
tenlber. A d. ls2, in eq1Iy cause l3,s,s d6ckat ~
wherein Elizabeth G. Robey ct ere coInulainnnts
aid Owen Robey ct al. are defend nts th- UNDER
I'm. y, gs.e,s Viii oner 70 e y Hh,,e sIn a
BEh TWENTY-FIGHTH. 1852. Ar FIVE O'CLOCK
r. ". the following real es'tste. o. vi Sutlo,- ~
and % OF Bates and Calsan's subdivision a.. laF p
In So ton OF Barry Farm tocthc- With te Improve
ments consis ;ng Of two-sfory frame hauss.
Terms: One third Of tie fu Iuuney be raid
IN ca sh the ance In an two years from ebay
OF sale, the deferred payments 10 bs secured hy fi
o. trust upc the remses and 20 lrar intsr~i
the day Of sale al the rate OF Ter per annun
until raid, interest payable seni annual y ~ an
cash. at the option Of the purrhAs-r del oslt %
tlou TO be paic a. TIE time of sale Trrus b h.
piled With in fifteen days the The
night 70 resell the PROPERTY the rsk and cost - the
aeisul ilng purchaser. Al convey G4c.is. rccoIl4Ix
&c. 81 the purchasers cost
JOHN n ADRlAA.S,
fsA Louis q. W. Y .--,-...-
MARION DOEIAN. -'o-
d17dSis C,I 9TH II. n. J
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.e1a-d.d. M. < SS ooGDSalAEb.; Trustees
DUNcANsoN BROS. Aact., o,h aud D .i.. nv
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO rwo-srorv RKIcg
CnRNER OF TWELFTH AND 1 sTkEETS

I'M AEfN' SAIL or TWO TNN-NIta.| MICK
DWELLINGS. SITUATE ST THE SOL THEASr
NORTHEAST.
b. virtue Of doeds q trust O. Us each h.a--ng
date Se-,-tnber Il. 1870 sHa -cs-,--''ve recorded
lfber 1929. foi1s - 1t sea sni a. - seq. q
the land reords Of the Disi, % Columbia and ~ the
request Of the PARTIES rcd tie-r,Y will ~.il a
puzzle auction In front % tho III misses on THr RS
DAY. THE TWENTY SECON' DAY Or sTPTFN-
BER. A II. lsF2, BIZ INNING At HAIFPAsr
fouk oCLoCh p NJ. the .olioSing pieces or nar-
cels o; land. situate in the city q Was Tin ton. DE-
trit OF Coinmbis, and being al q su'.e,s les aud
la, ~ square 1908, per ulat of subdivision
eored in liter ld iolio lN Of tie rercr. % the IN
Each house and lot VIII he sod se''arat.lv, hrinr.ug
lots sold.
The terms OF sale IN Of eash house sold will te
- follows Onethird Of the rurchasa tnnu.y D.. raid
In cash, the balance TO be paid In four -qua Install
ments in six. twelve, EIGHTEEN and fwsnt, e. M
months. vi interest AZ cent rsr amman. inter-
est payable sem-annually for hitch notes ii n. tur-
chaser viii be taken, secured by deed 81 trust ut tic
premises sold. All conveyanc.ng and re 'criinz 4
purchasers cost de osit of 500 will be required
OF eAca house sold Terms 81 sale must No ceniolsd
WITH in ten days from day q sale otEe wise the
ties he rt 70 resell the pr5rty Al -isk and
cost OF the defaul .ins, purchaser TurchH-er-.
&. II. WILLIAMSON
W. r.. EDNONSTON. 7 Trtsfaes
seS cod Otfce. 800 9TH ~. n. W.
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..ls.o.a. J yAhI EIS6 hhsHHfoKD' Tru.t~o-

TEIsTEE,N stLf OF I'M BUtLDfNG LOT ON
l. The SOLTHE IT ,OHNER OF NINETEENTH
AND STREETS NORTHWEST. IN THE CITY
OF WASHINGTON. u. G.
The Undersigned. trustee under q ain dead Of
trust led April 2s. 1873 and recorded IN Ii+r No.
~ folio i2 Of the and rsc9Sds q The District q Co
Luz bia, will. TUESDAY, tn TMFNFN-
SEVENTH DAY OF SEPT MBER, lsa2 at FOUR
O'CLOCK = NJ. on the premises offer public suc-
ton 70 the hes and hickcst bidder fhesfor al
lot Of ground situated IN the oily II ws-hin ton, d
trit of ColuuIbz, and desizested ils sfci. N a
OF said city all Of lot lettered in John Fays
eubd On Of part Of square numbered uIas hun
d. 80 and fnrty-twa fl4e).
This lot % feet AZ inches on 1914 street wet
and runs back with the same width Il feet inches
ale ng g street north
he terms OF sAle. prescribed by said deed, are
follows The amount o. indebtedness sesu-si thr-rhy
due al the tine o. and the enIeus- OF sale. in
cashthcse estimated at he % IS fpOl haHnrs
IN two equal lnens at SIX an from
day 81 sac, bearing int es a. re- cent t.r annum.
and secured TO the sici0n u The trustee. q
yey4ncng at cost Of purchaser. ds,osit - will
be realir az time of sale IL TIE terms u sale
not comnlled with In ten DAYS afte- sale thu
will resel & risk and ,f delau ting rurchsssr
sell-eodkss 20 T.llg
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AUCTION SALES.
IyTURE pANs.
THOMAS BOWLING a son. Asction.er-.

THOMAS BOWLING SON. Apctionser-.
Il 6l2 n. n.
TRUSTEES ssIF OF vAIUaBLr UNTN.
rkovED PROPERTY N Bt Rl-EIrH. GEORGE
AT Arc1ToS.
BY vi-fne of a.edof trus. dliv -eNorhei In I1s-r
ltS. foio sa SEQ. ~ tie land r~ccTl> OF tis
D-ffii . Co,sif u sni ~ The rclufsi - te uarty
81 red ,s,.,ty We WI = on toe s.li-'- on MoS.
fctk oCLoNL 7. VI. Tire whole of hork No. l:ks
r. ming on :esh, sad Z 50. nv. coat,inin.
Bafiei a. rscorast IN c91n,y No. q p.ss =. q The
re- i ~ the tce OF TIC surveyor q slii District.
Terms: q le-third cash halanc~ In one and two
yesrs with interest. ured by IL 4 .rus tie
p79.e-tl ~ cash. Al the tion nf SIC utr fa-er.
eeosff 81 800 -~quir-i time q sale 4 q
tac are 20. comp led with m ten aa,r The tis
serve tae night % resell AZ risk nA q def
purchaser oSnvey,,ncing and -ecordiag Al vunhas-
er's cost MILAN =. JkCKSO = -.
si3dSas J. FRANK DYER.
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w e. EDNONsTON, Trustees
seS-eod Office, 500 9TH -. n W.


PUBLIC SALE OF. REAL ESTATE IL WEST
LEXINGTON, IN THE COUNTY or wAsH-
INGlON, ID. G, NORTH SIDE or n STREEr
BEIMEEN FIRST STREET AND LINCOLN
By virtue Of deed sof trust 20 the Undersigned.
dated September I. A. II. 1891 and recorded in Iihsr
No. 1915 folio l7 ct seq OF the land records u the
Diict Of Columbia. aud by direction Il IN. PARTY
secured We Will expo-e pubtc sale IN front a the
Iren,ises, on FRIDAY. TIRE THIRTIITE DAY or
SEPTEMBER. A d. 1872. AT 5 O'CLOCK 2. NJ,
i've 90, IVES, Eckinston, as yer rlst m .'I.,@r
of the surveyor OF the said District.
Terms o! sale: one ird cash. Of which 300 must
be ad az time sale. and balance An thres 80 al
installments a. six o. twelve tl2 and eighteen llsl
months from date o. sale. with Interest az ,r cent
per annui payaSe semi-sunually, all cash. ~
option OF the purchaser and u terms are not conn ted
with In ten llO) days from day the Iroi-.rty
will be resold a. risN and of the defaul'nx
purchaser five 90 days advertisement Convey
sncing at purchasers cost
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FlDELrrr
BUILDING. LOAN AND INVESTMENT Asso-
CITATION,
NOS. sos TO OLE @ ST. n W..
WASHINGTON. d. @.
Ofers the following investments 70 its patrons:
6per cent per annum. payable semi-annually. The
full amount deposited with interest. may 10 with
drawn on thirty days notice.
sper cent per anaum coupon certificates issued
where the deposit u not Withdrawn before three
years
10per cent per snnum where the deposits not with
drawn before Eve years.
Stockholders can borrow q, 900 for the small sum
Of e24S having eight TO H. - rate Of oI3
permonth.
Compare this with the expenses Of al otsr sssocis
tions.
Over 81 2o0 $50 Of stock subscribed in Washington
city alone from November L. 1890. 10 August /.
1892
Our figures show We offer the most favorable terms
on loans and deposits. and securities being
times the value Of the loan and the loan being repaid
monthly makes the security still better each month
rendering 1t impossible for patrons TO lose Q dol
lar.
su27 HARRISON DINGMAN. President
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II EVILS @. TEwKSBURY W. r. HIBBs
IL Banker. so Broadway NY Manarcr
Member Washington Stock Exchange
LEWIS G. TEwKsBURY L CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS
1885 ST.. WASHINGTON, D. c..
Buy and sell for cash or on marytn stocks Bopda
Grain, Provisions and OIL
Direct private wires TO New York and Chicaro
Interest allowed on deposits.
Out-of-town business a specially.
AL Local Securities dealt In
Constant quotations all lnarkets- Telephone-S46.
oc2l-r
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1. b. TowxKn & Son
DEALKRs In DRY GOODS.
1916 7rH ST. nv.
One case lo4 pnhleached sheetins. la
One case 1Q4 Blesched Shesting, lea
Good Unblesched Cotton RomnanSa. "a
4fable Oilcloth, l5c.
lnfants' Carriage Rob-.
lArKe line Lace Curtains. from 10 pair M.
Fancy Table Covers.
Sheets. Pillow Cases and Dolssers ready m.ds
5lanfets. In gray. red and wh1ts. very ohsapl
Bed Comforts, an prtceo
IAdies and 0entsf Umbrellas IN srsss variety.
White Bedspreads from 50o 70 ~
70 tl.2h
Black eatinss, l2k. Is 20 and DC
e;ef c..hI &, a. .ns Asn.iss:s. .gss,.,sy
AlLxoQl pE.s Lsn1el: u "a: ~ soA
Table Napkins. Towels. orsshsa. IA su2D-s
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mo. W. CORSON. JN0. W. MCCARTNEY,
Member n. Y. Stock Ex.
CORSoN L MACARTNEY
GLOVER BUILDING. 14le ST. NV.
bankers ana Dealers In government Bonis.
DEPOSITS Exchange. Losns. Collections
Railroad Stocks and Bonds and all securities listed
and Baltimore bought and sold
speciality made Of investment securities District
Bonds snd all LOCAL Railroad Cas- Insurance and Tele
phone Stock dealt In.
American Bell Telephone Stock BOUGHT and sold ,yls
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G. L. HAvrxsEn.
Member Washington Stock Exchanrs,
Real Estate and Stock Brokes.
Rooms o and IL Atlantic Building.
$50 st. n. ".
INVESTMENT sEcURrTIEs
Stocks Bonds and Grain bought and sold for cash or
on margin.
Cotton bought snG sold in New York New Orleans.
CORRESPONDENTS
j. S. Bsche Co.. New York Stock EXCHANGE
Lehman Bros. New York Cotton Exchange.
Lehman Stern Co. New Orleans Cotton Exchange.
hanson Bros Co.. Chicago Board Of Trade.
Private wires 10 New York. Chicago and New Or
leans. Telephone. 453 jel7-tr
IDLE FUNDS DRAW INTEREST WHEN DEPos.
Il tied with US, Call and get our rates demand
and time certificates Of deposit before deposting else
where. WOODS CO, bankers.
I22 Of. NV.
Open $50 Close $50
au24 General BANKING.
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W. s. HOGE, Pres 7. C. DANIEL. Sec.
LIMITED STATES BUILDING AND LOAN Asso-
CITATION. 1913 st.. Washington. d. O.
Shares. 800. payable in monthly installinsnts.
which participate in AL profits and mature In ~
months.
Pays interest on money deposits In any amount
Sand per cent interest paid special deposits
from the data they are made. 3y6-3m
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1892-06-24
IN THE CYCLONES PATH.

To the Free Press:
WINNEBAGO CITY, Mimi, June II.
After waiting this long to get the
details of the cyclone on Wednesday
at 4:3O p. M, I would respectfully re-
port that the storm came from the
west, forming at about ten or twelve
miles from here. The damage to farm
property is great. Mr.. Adams house,
eight miles west of here, was blown
down, but no .One was hurt. A. M.
YankS' house and out buildings was
blown away and three children killed.
Mr.. Suffers barn partly blown away
and wind mill blown down r.
Herey's house and barns destroyed,
and two horses and a 3-year-old heifer
killed. AS the storm approached the
river there seemed to be three differ
ent arms, one coming through town
from the southwest through the
heavy timber blowing down oak trees
two feet in thickness. The log house
on the old Biglow farm, now owned
by r. w. Shemn, was torn to pieces
leaving babe in a carriage unhurt.
Mrs. Maggie, the lady living in the
house, was at the barn and started
for the house and was landed in the
top of large tree. The storm started
for town directly for the ball ground
and after leaving the timber about
thirty or forty rods seemed to spend
its fury. No damage was done in the
city, but every one that had cyclone
cellar was in it and closely tucked
away. 1t came so near the fair
grounds at one time that it necessi-
tated the turning loose of the horses
from the barns, but not an animal
was hurt in any way. After the cy-
clone was over the air was very hot
and close as it was before the storm.
A great many went out to view the
wrecks in the track of the storm and
all pronounced it the worst destruc-
tion of property they ever saw. In
one place an iron pump was drawn up
out of we'll and bent over like a
whip. West of us some twenty-five
or thirty miles a school house is re-
ported blown to pieces and all the
children hurt but none killed.
r., r
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WORLDS FAIR NOTES.

On the inland waterways, which
traverse the Worlds Fair grounds
from one end to another, there will be
plying three kinds of boats for public
use. These will be the omnibus, ex-
press and cab boats or launches. The
omnibus boats will make regular trips
around the waterways, stopping at
each building. The express boats will
make round trips without stopping,
while the cab boats, with carrying
capacity of four persons, may be haul
ed at any point and engaged for the
trip or by the hour, as it is a hanson
cab.
Mrs. French-Sheldon, the intrepid
African traveller, has applied for space
for exhibiting at the Worlds Fair the
fine collection of curios and trophies
she has gathered.
Through the Department of State at
Washington an official communication
has been conveyed to the Board of
Lady Managers of the Worlds Fair
from the Queen of the Sandwich Is.
lands. Queen Liliuokalani expresses
the most cordial sympathy with the
aims of the Board of Lady Managers
and announces her intention in the
event of government appropriation
of appointing a committee to give
special attention to woman's work.
The Baltimore & Ohio railroad will
make an exhibit at the Worlds Fair
showing the history and development
of railways from their beginning to
the present time. In pursuance of
this purpose it has sent representa-
tive to London to prepare models of
the chief objects of the many in the
Kennsington Museum relating to rail-
ways.
One of the most interesting exhibits
in the Government building at the
Worlds Fair will be display of arms,
uniforms, tents and flags in use in the
United States army at various times
since l77t. This display is being pre-
pared in one of the Gray's Ferry arse.
nal buildings. A space of 5000 square
feet has been set aside for this exhib-
it.
South Dakota will be creditably rep
resented at the Exposition, having
now $22, 900 in sight with which to pre-
pare it's exhibit The money has been
raised by subscription.
The progress of shipbuilding from
earliest times up to the present will
be shown by very extensive exhibit
which will be made by Laird Bros,
the big English shipbuilding firm at
Birkenhead. The firms exhibit of
like character at the recent naval ex-
hibition attracted great deal of at
tention.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1892-06-24
THE BLACK PERCHERoN NORMAN
II AAAZ --STATIIION
DzG0BER! 5!5!.

nAGOBERT 5151 (2431) was sired by Bril-
- liant 1871 (755), the most remarkable
Percheron sire of the country. At the great
show of the Society of Hippique Percheronne,
France, 1889, at which ninety prizes were
awarded. every first prize animal was direct
descendant of Brilliant; and at the Universal
Exposition held at Paris, 1891, every prize but
two was awarded to the descendants of Bril-
liant.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1892-06-24
First ms. June J.: last July 1.
ORDER FOR HEARING PROOFOF FOREIGl
WILL

ORDER FOR HEARING PROOF OF FOREIGN
WILL
CTATE OF MINNESOTA, County of Blue
- Earth-ss In Probate Court. Special
Term June Ia, 1892.
In the matter of the estate OF John
+. Jones, deceased.
Whereas, an instrument in writing purport-
ing to bean authenticated copy of the last will
and testament of John f. Jones, deceased, late
of Columbus, State of Wisconsin, has been de-
hvered to this court:
town of Columbus, in the county of Dodge, State
of Wisconsin, has filed Herewith his petition
representing among other things, that said
John F. Jones died in the city of Columbus, in
Columbia county. State of Wisconsin, on the
9th day of April 1892, teState, leaving prop
erty and effects in this county of Blue Earth,
for distribution and that said petitioner is the
administrator with the will annexed of the es-
tate of said deceased duly appointed by the
county court of said Columbia county, State of
Wisconsin aforesaid and praying that thesaid
and that letters of administration with the will
annexed be to him the said William w. Will
liams, issued thereon.
1t is ordered that the proofs of said instru-
ment and the said petition be heard before this
court, at the probate Office in the City of Man
kato in said county on the 9th day of July A.
D. 1892 at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon, when all
concerned may appear and contest the prob
ate of said instrument;
And it is further ordered that public notice OF
the time and place of said hearing be
given to all persons interested by publication
of these orders for three weeks successfully
previous to said day of hearing in the
MANKATo FREE PRESS, a weekly newspaper
printed and published at the City of N ankato
in said county.
Dated at the City OF Mankato, this 18th day
of June, A. ID. 1892.
By the Court:
VIM B. TORREY,
THOS. HUGHES, Judge of Probate.
Attorney for Petitioner.
Mankato Mimi.
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OTATE OF MINNESOTA, County of Blue
- Earth-ss. In Probate Court. Special
Term, June Ia, 1892.
In the matter of the estate of Lyman L
Shaw, deceased.
On reading and filing the petition OF Lucy
Shaw, executrix OF the estate OF SAID Lyman L.
Shaw, deceased, representing am ng other
things that she has fully administered said
estate, and praying that a time and place be
fixed for examining and allowing the final ac-
count of her administration, and for the assign.
ment Of the residue of said estate to the par
ties entitled thereto by law.
1t is ordered, That said account be examined
and petition heard by this court, on Saturday,
the 9th day OF July, A. D. 1892, at 10 O'Clock
a. M, at the Probate Office IN the City of Man
kato, i'll said County.
And it is further ordered, That notice thereof
he given to all persons interested by publishing
this order once in each week, for three success
sive weeks, prior to said day of hearing in the
Mankato Free Press, a weekly newspaper print
ed and published at ankato in said county.
Dated at the City of Mankato the 14th day
of June, A. 1892.
By the Court:
VIM. B. TORREY,
GEO. W. MEAD, Judge OF Probate.
Attorney for EXecutriX.
Mankato Mimi.