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SPECIAL NOTICES.

WASHINGTON. D. c., May 9. 1892.
~ The copartnership existing between A. 8.
Wilson and D. T. Croft real estate AGENTS, under
the firm name Of WILSON CROFT, 623 z st NV. t,
is this day dissolved by mutual consent, Mr. 2. +.
Croft retiring. A. 8. WILSON,
D. F. CROFT.
WASHINGTON D. c., May 6. 1892.
Having disposed of my interest to p. NJ. Hough in
the late Arm of Wilson & Croft bespeak for my
cessors they assuming the liabilities of the old firm.
continuation Of the liberal patronage heretofore be-
slowed upon the firm. d. +. CROFT.
WASHINGTON, D. c., May 8. 1892.
COPARTNERSHIP.-Our friends and the public
informed that a eopartnership has this day been
formed between A. s. Wilson and p NJ. Hough for the
purpose Of Sonduetine the business Of real estate
agents in all its branches under the firm Of
Wilson Hough, with offices at tsc3 E St. n W. We
can and will serve you. Come and see us.
A. s. WILSON,
my11-4t p NJ HOUGH.
K%1RoN RAIL1Nds.
Send postal and will do the rest-n
you want any kind Of iron work.
GEO. WHITE SONS,
fe26-:m Maine bet. ~ and 7th SITS.
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A COSTLY DISPATCH.
Verdict Against the Worlds London
Correspondent.
ARRIVAL OF THE CONEMAJGH AT RIGA
Cleveland Men in Ohio Believed to
Be Losing Ground.
A S en- S ALTON AT YALE.
ARRIVAL OF THE CONEMAuGH AT RIGA
A SEN SATIoN AT YALE.
DAMAGES FOR LIBEL.
MT. and Mr.. Ivan Csryn Given $4,000 for Q
New York world" Publication.

New York world" Publication.
LONDON, May lS.-ln the case Of Mr.. snd
Mrs. Ivan Caryn Mrs. CsryIl sbeing better
known as Miss Geraldine Ulmar) against X
Tracy Greaves, London correspondent Of the
New York World, for libel, the jury this after
noon returned verdict against Greaves Tor
1000 pounds damages.
The libelous article WIS published in the Nev
York World in October last, as a dispatch from
London, and suggested that Mr.. Caryll,
who had been married 10 Miss Clmar
in the March previous. thought Of
instituting proceedings against his wife
for divorce on the ground of alleged intimacy
with Mr.. Horace Sedcer. manager OF the LYRIC
Theater, at which both Mir. and Mrs. Caryil
were engaged. No attempt was made on the
trial 10 establish the truth Of the libel. the de-
fense presented being tlgst Mr.. Greaves Was not
responsible either for its authorship or its pub
hcatiun.
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70 Incrsase the Cerps ~ Sudge AAvsea1sa.
Senator Proctor has introduced bdn suthor-
ixing the addition 70 he Judge sdvoeats -
erals department Of the Army Of N jados sdvo-
Gates, with the rank, pay and salovaneo q
captains, Who ere 10 b sslscssd iron aDssn q
the line serving ten year, - couniB<>onsd -.
GERS, and who have been for ave yenrs adn11tts1
Vacancies In the grads occurring - - fnHnW
ere 70 Be nllsd IN kke Dannag
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PROBABLY KILLED BY RUsrLERs.
Fears for the Safety Of Two U. o. Deputy
Mnrphnis.

BUFFALO, wro., May ls.-It is generally b.
heved that Robert L. Gibson and l.. T. Craig,
United States deputy marsbals, have been killed
by the rustlers. Both went out TO serve in
functions upon the rustlers 10 prevent Illegal
round-ups and should have been back in Buffalo
before this.
1t was reported here last night that the ranch
of Maj. Ikams, six miles from Blairs ranch, on
the Powder river. and fifty miles from here, hss
been sacked by the rustlers, and from this il u
inferred that Blair's ranch. with 10. 900 head Of
cattle on it, has also been sacked. Intelligence
from Blair's ranch is anxiously awaited, for II b
feared that several men left 10 defend Il ~
have been killed.
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HAD TO GIVE UP THE TRIP.
MT. George w. Chiids' Health Would NJ
Allow Him to Ascend Pixies Peak.

Allow Him to Ascend Pike's Peak.
COLORADO SPRINGS, Col, May ls.-Mr.
ChiIds has decided not 10 make the proposed
trip up Pixies Peak that Was on ths
program for today, and also has tels-
phoned the citizens committee Ut Lead
vile to the effect that be had been compelled
to abandon his proposed visit TO that city. This
action was taken by the imperative Instructions
Of his physician, who informed him that as be
is troubled with a slight affection OF the heart
il would not be safe for him 10 try experiences
with the air Of such high attitudes.
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LONDON, May ls.-The Right Hon J. ".
Lowther, parliamentary under secretary for III
foreign ofice, stated in the houss Of conmons
today that the report Of Carroll d. Wright upon
the effects of the Mckinley tsri2 would -
placed in the library Of the bouss of eg0Msas
q soon q received from America
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FINANCIAL.
CApIrA1. 81, 1,25O,O 100000.

CAprrAL. 81, 1,25O,OOO.OO.
DEPOSITS
IL you are the custodian Of funds more or
less sluggish in their nature you deposit
them with Us At interest.
1t IL not good basiness management to per-
init funds 10 remain idle. h6neV should be
continually at u0rk earning MONEY. We will
be glad to have yvu open an account with
TRUSTS
ATrust Company such ours enjoys many
advantages over the individual in fulfilling the
once of Trustee. Executor or Administrator.
Here are q few:
Trust Companies do not move from one city
to another to Europe.
Trust Companies do not die-not such a COM
psny as the American Security and Trust.
The officers and books of the Company are al
ways at hand
The Trust Company always has command of
ready money and can immediately effect . set
tle'aent when desired
1ne Trlst Company has a better opportunity
toiudieiously invest the funds involved. thereby
Continually enhancing the value of the estate.
There also other advantages. and the
drift Of the times" indicate that in the future
II will be the rule to appoint Trust COMPANIES
rather than individuals to act rs Trustees. Exec
utors. Administrators. sc.
Ifyou baye not yet made your will. why not
drop I'm and talk the matter with US, Wills
naming the Company As Executor drawn
free and kept free
A. T. BRITToN. Pres.
II 14o5 ST. NV.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS sToDAY.-Internal rev
enue, s444, ,9l4; customs, S409. .955.
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APPRovED.-The President has approved tn
act for the relief of Alfred ]. Worcester.
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SUDDEN CHANGE

2STHIS SUDDEN CHANGE
In the weather is surely call for Spring
Oyercoats If you have not purchased.
Our stock OF Rightly Made and Perfect
Fitting Overcoats awaits your inspec-
ton. Price, $40 to $40.
GEORGE SPRANSY,
One-Price Clothier,
my13 4S4 9TH st.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~; = ns,s sio1 :. Sf Dawson LSdss Sg 10 M.
Al 80 p May IA f is cor Mors ss aha E. A. 's degree
Brethren q sister lodges are ra'ernay invited to be
msisia. - 'iDfs B. T f. LARcoMBE, Jr.. Secretary.
R~R l. C-ALL MEMBERS OF PLASTER
MoSbY niN' ss,nT SsS IS
ness Of importance to all By order of the assembly.
N~SREv.. H. NJ WHARTON, DID. THE
next Ttpaf sTsRfsfs eENsS e. sas al rTt S
Baptist Church 10th and sss Sc. adcsftise'asnt IN
lecture" column. my13-3t
F~TIcKET No. 1900.
Ed; A; Ns%man. situated in Lakeland. was won by
SS L wins wins. Issanss
aFsTfTE sTE fne fesrS sessss
Institute viii bold IL Bible elias. at Build:
O'Clock. All are welcome. IT.
As move MONDAY. May i6. to B 1900 F F st t. until ii
myfs.iiw u NEW VIEW LAUNDRY. 1902 F st. NV.
R~To BE DECIDED TONIGHT:
AT THE FAIR
OF Columbia Typographical Union. @ street north
west, opposite the Pension Ofice the results of the
contests for the Pressman's Knife, the GA r. Badge
and the harrison fiag viii be announced at 10 O'Clock
Fair will he continued three extra days. MONDAY
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, May, 16 IL and Is,
and SEASON TICKETS ARE GOOD until the close 1t
H~SRUDDEN's FURNITURE HOUSE
WARM WATER
Should be used to reduce swollen or blackened eye
MATING Is MOVING BRIsKLY.
IF YOU WANT TO SELECT FROM
THE LARGEST COLLECTION OF PATTERNS
IN THE CITY COME IN TOMORROW.
IF YOU HAVE DETERMINED
TO BUY NEW sIpEBoARp
1 CAN SUIT YOU ToA
cERTAINTY-AND THE PRICE
WILL BE ALL RIGHT-AND
LONG TIME TO PAY-YOUR
OWN TIME. MAKE BETTER
TERMS THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE DOES
JOHN RUDpEN.
JL.wl 5l3 Seventh street northwest.
,A l2 PER CENT INVESTMENT.
Three small horses rented to
pay IL per cent. $500 cash each.
Let's talk about il nor.
my133t JOHN F. PAREr. 13o1 st.
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~ The heather i. likely to be fair till Sunday:
~ udrmeTj rinds becoming south.
THE BEST FOR LESS.
Why should you not buy here. when
Why We can sell you lnmber in most instances
not at saving of 10 to 20 per cent
sace We're the only firm in this city quot
30 ing 81 Is per 100 square feet fer n.
per cent? c. Boards-all gang sawed, Of even
thickness and choice wood. We're after
your lumber trade in dead earnest
Libbey, Bittineer Miller,
Lumber and Mill Work.
Cor. 9th and Y. ave NV. uyl3
M-SDo You DESIRE COMPETENCY
Almost every man looks forward to that time
lie to enjoy the fruit Of bis isbors " Dont Won
know yon can hasten that time and bring nearer
you have anyhiag 70 sell and want to bring it to
Of tine pS s hnSe ted
Pel sons recsiy.nz i to read all you have 10 say.
2ust as certainly as though you had written them
one!
o,o BYRON s. ADAMS.
6xaSIMPoRTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
dsn eas
ans @ be one % the The
Mr.. Frank H. Thomas, late MANAGING Director Of the
ton Loan and Trnst bTijdinR is Ia tue Washing
Mr. ": j. Fay. w with 4. 4 Pratt & Sons. will con-
easea Room w e
Ing Policy holders preferring can pay their premi-
Mr. A. s. Chstfield will maintain his identity with
he nsiness @ as General Agent, with headquarters at
Tie United states Mutual Accident Association paid
Sytss in the world Franz Pl.rli SsIsssr
"MERTZs" MODERN IDEAS.
TATee attributes-
Three attributes" commend our shop to your favor:
Unerceiied quality.
Weu-cut garments.
Consistent lop price,
Our s25 Business Suits to order commend them
selves as a sample Of these attributes
W. C. MERITS
Tailoring Shop.
my13 514 11th st.
N~ IMPROVEMENT THE ORDER
- OF the Age" is the prin-
ciple which the SMITH
PREMIER TYPEwRITER
is built. It leads where
others dare not follow! Give
it ten davs free trial and
you will use no other.
HENRY A. CLARKE L SON. Agents. 985 street.
my13
NCOMFORTABLE KITCHENS
Every family man can afford TO invest liber-
ally to make the home kitchen convenient and
comfortable.
In hot weather kitchen work Il bad enough ct
its best, but modern inventions make il ct least
endurable.
The most important of these Inventions ID the
Gas Rance.
good one does not overhead the room and
requires almost no attention. Both work and
worry saved. Every process OF cooking is
simplifed. Physical wear and tear are reduced
to q minimum. The whole household reaps
the benert.
We sell the Reliable. I" the Jewel" and the
Economy" Gas Ranges. They are the best.
s. s. SHEDD BRO,
Plumbing. Heating and Timing,
Az 9th vt. NV. myl3
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
k@HAvE YOU NOTICED 1T,

K<HAvE YOU NOTICED TT
FIGURES representing our prices have
not been mentioned in our announcements
We are willing that our patrons should ex-
anime into the merits Of cheaper clothing
than we can afford to turn out Of estab-
lshment. Our endeavor is to handle hrst-
class work only.
SNYDER WOOD.
Model Tailors
5.L.w.1 423 Eleventh street northwest.
E~THE PIANO IS A MEMBER OF THE
ne Ssbsr family Yin See then that it Is credtsbls enc
W0RGH CO.. agents. Us 7tS. e D'D'sD' Myl2i@ 1o
R~THIs DELIGHTFULLY."- COOL WEATHER
will enable our customers to prolone
their enjoyment Of our Superb Vt.
Maple Sugar and Syrup. Of which
we still have q limited supply. It's
the real stuff too, as all testify who
have tried it.
ELPHONzO YOUNGs COMPANY les 9th It.
THIS Is TO NOTIFY THE PUBLIC THAT
1NEa Il am no longer associated with DR.. jas
dudley Morgan In the prntGtics nu so Of mediGins
myI26t Office and residence, 9o7 st. N. W.
RSFOR SALE AT ST. ASAPH
~ handsome neatly improved cottage; T. 800
feet OF ground; 6rooms Is minutes by Wash
ington and Alexandria X. r. almost every hour
from center of Alexandria and not 500 feet
from the station. Duchess pears and other
hu1t small amount cash and monthly pay
lnents. great bargain for clerk person of
small means. For other particulars apply
W. II. DEMPSEY, Real Estate Broker,
myI-8t 1424 New York ave.
NESHARvARD UNIVERSITY; ;,-ExAMINA-
~ tions for admission to the College. the Scien-
thc and essonal Schools will be held in Washing
ton on JUNE2S 80. JULY / and ., under the charge
OF university officers For PARTICULARS and past ex-
animation papers address FRANK BOLLES, Secre-
tary. Cambridge, Mass. my11-4t'
ffoLAwYEhS. REAL ESTATE DEALERS
49,, and others who ha real estate to sell should
consult LATIMER SLOAN 1407 q ST.. where they
Will get the best attention and reasonable terms
my11-4t
K- WASHINGTON. D. G..
The partnership heretofore existing between JOSEPH
GOLDBERG and SAMUEL LIVINGSTON as deal
ers in new and secondhand general merchandise at
Nos c2 and 1l1Q 1h 81. NV, under the firm name
and style of GOLDBERG Il LIVINGSTON has
TINS day been dissolved by mutual consent, and Mr.
Goldsburg. who viii continue business at No. ls2o eth
ST H. W., VIII assume all the obligations of the late
hrm and is authorized to collect alf debts due IT,
JOSEPH GOLDBERG
myll-3t' SAM. LIVINGSTON.
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N@wHAT ONE OF OUR FOREMOST
49, AND BUSIEST BUSINESS MEN OF
THE CITY SAYS OF THE PHoNO-
GRAPH.
THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST CO.,
Cdpftd', 5000 900,
Cor. 9th and SITS. H.. W.,
Washington, d. G.. May IL 1892
COLUMBIA PHONOGRAPH Co.
No. 627 st. W.. city:
Gentlemen:
You can refer to me as to the usefulness and
desirability of the phonograph. IL is a great
time sacer 1t also permits man to be bv him
seT while he is thinking. Many who, when
surrounded by others. rapid of thought
are able to avail themselves of dictation by
means Of the pbonograph, which is always at
their service. With the phonograI,h do q
kaLf daVs WOrk in hal an hour.
Thanking you for the good You are doing in
introducing this most useful time saver, re-
main,
Very truly YOURS
B. H.. WARNER. President
Dictated to and Transcribed
1t from, the Dhonograph.
, 1892-08-10
aTHE AVISo
IL published Erery

wednesday, %s Saturday.
Terms OF Subscription,
6 Dollars per annnnn, payable ha~lfyear1S
inc Copies to nor. subscribers g cents.
Parties DESTROYS Of Withdrawing their subscription 70
il, 4uie are required to give 3 months notice.
Terun OF AdwertiSfa$,
a~rrroved by Government 2oth June
Sc an advertisement of 81 lines or under, L to q inser-
Small Type fBreyier) l to 9 lines. $1.o>
aroe Tvpe. Long Primer, Small Plea
Plea and Columbia, 1 to 8 lines .......... 4.O9
Over 8 lines, pr. line ..........-..-... ~
FOR a line of the largest type $3.50. ...... ..:-.s .A0
Eor m to three subsequent insertions the half amount Of
shete charges will be made.
~ All advertisements for insertion must be delivered at
MS Office on 1uesdays & FRIDAYS not later than
n 0'C1CCA p m. The postage on letters 70
fIr ia &c fron " est End or st, Thomas must Dc prepaid
OF DO notice viii be taken of them.
Special Contracts will be made with parties who may
- yishful 20 advertise yearly, half.yearly, or quarterly
IL { op+ributors.-Ws cannot pay aus attention
accompanied by the writer s name, not necessarily hl pit llca-
tin.. tut a. az evidence Of authenticity, and Tor our l"n
seoul1ty nnd it must be distinctly understood that VII a
conf ia nicatio il inserted, the editor does not there = 10
utotsAaIily agree with the OPINIONS expressed by the "rt' r.
We cannot undertake to return nor preserve rejected mat
sclnts. Manuscript matter mustoe written only on ot
sde OF III, paper.
mn IpRTiht executed At tins 0fce with ueatness
, 1892-08-10

The appraisement, recorders certi-
fcate and the conditions for the sale
may be inspe cted at the Offices Of
Frederiksteds Dealing Court and
Lawyer SIAKEMANN.
This advertisement also serves as
notice to mortgage holders according
to the Placard Of 22nd April 1917.
Frederiksted's Auction Office, st. Croix, July
30th 1892.
RI PETERSEN.
, 1892-08-10
OXFOR d

beliogende i de ne Oes Nordside
Kvarter sub No. 5 ad No. 6 med alt
Tilbehor af Land, Bygnin5er, Yerker,
Maskineri, Besmtninr OF Inventari-
UNI blive opraab5 til Bortsalg we'd 3
offentlige Auctioner i Oyerensstem-
melse med Placat 22de April 1917
A~uctioncrne afhoIdes paa underteg-
nede Auctionscontoir som folger
1xts Auction LQRDAGEN den 27de August
1892.
eden Auction L0RDAGEN den lude o6P-
8aie Auction L0RDAGEN den 2ldo Sep
TENDER 1892.
hver Gang ON Eftermiddagen Kl. 2
slet.
MISUNDERSTANDING Panteattest
og Conditionerne for Salget SAINT n
Dire Salget yedr0rende Dokumenter ere
til Eftersyn paa Frederiksteds Skif-
teretscontoir og hos Prokurator
STAKEMANN.
Denne Acknowledgements tjener til
lige til Efterretning for v%edkommen-
de Pantha ere i Henhold til Placat
Ode April 1877.
Frederiksteds Auctionscontoir, St, Croix, den
30te JUL 1892.
r. PETERSEN.
, 1892-08-10
OXFORD


situated in this Islands Northside
Quarter sub No. 5 ad No. 6 with all
appurtenances Of Land, Buildings,
Works, Machinery, Stock and Inven-
tory will be offered for sale at 3 pub
lie auctions in conformity with Pla-
card 22nd April 1877.
The auctions will be held at the
undersigned auction Office as follows:
lst Auction on SATURDAY the 9th of Au-
gust 1852.
end Auction on SATURDAY the 10th Sep
TENDER 1892.
3rd Auction on SATURDAY the Oath Sep
TENDER 1892.
each time at 2 o'clock p. m.
, 1892-08-10

UNCLAIMED LETTERS IN FREDERIK-
STEDS POST OFFICE.
Paid.
Mrs. Arabella Fredericks. Miss ]. Heme,
Mir Mack, CLARA Nesbitte. Benjamin Ronardis.
Unpaid.
Mary A. Carlton, Joseph Denant, Isabelle
George, Julia Hansen. Louritz Johansen,
RoRamont Nielsen, Helana Powlis, Margaret
Park, Hew Richardson, Mrs NJ. Rodgars, Miss
c.. Stafford, susanna Thomson.
Registered.
Peter Cornelius, Manuel w. Stephen.
Ere Ieriksted's Post Office, 31st July 1892.
l.. RICHTER.
, 1892-08-10
Translation.
Publication.
from the Police.

SGT is hereby made known that
"a pursuant to order from Govern
ment the Military Guard established
on the Point Battery according to
publication from the Police of 3rd
September last year has been drawn
off.
Christiansted's Police Office, St. Croix, the
29th of July 1892.
MAXEN.
, 1892-08-10
ekjendtgjorelse 6.
IRA POIitiet

IgAET bekjendtgjdres herved, at
~ if0Ige Gouyernementets Bes-
TENN else tr den ifolge Politiets Be
kjendtgj6relse af3die September IA.
paa Pyntbatteriet oprettede miIitaire
Yagt M inddraget.
Christiansteds PoLtikammer den 29de JUL
1892.
MAXEN.
, 1892-08-10

UNCLAIMED LETTERS IN CHRISTIAN
STED'S POST OFFICE.
Paid.
Mrs. N. L. Jackson, Sarah Joseph
Unpaid.
John Charles CIauss, Corolina Madro, Anilizer
Pickeron, Ann Eliza Williams.
Christiansted's Post Office, St. Croix, 3Ist
July 1892.
PETER LEMMING
, 1892-08-10
AUClTOI>.

So FTER Begjering af Frederik-
81 steds Skifteret som behandlen-
de KiGbmand JOHN RUSSELS Fai-
litbo vii den bemeldt9 Fallitbo til
horende Eiendom
SUKKER PLANTAGEN
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COUNTY FAIR.

The thirty-flrst annual fair of the
Blue Earth County Agricultural So
ciety will be held at Garden City We'd
nesday, Thursday and Friday. Sept.
21st, 22nd and 23rd. The premium
list contains some changes from
former years, especially on cattle,
horses, hogs and sheep and also liber-
al premiums on grade cattle. I'M
provements have been made on the
grounds and the accommodations for
the exhibitors and visitors are ample.
The executive committee intends to
make this the best fair ever held in
the county, and asks the earnest CO.
operation of every citizen to that end.
The officers for 1892 are as follows:
Pres, L. S. Terry; Sec, VIM. T.
Thomas. Vice Presidents: 1st dist,
J. B.. Hawkins; End dist, Gaylord
Lamb; 3rd dist, Gilbert Gutterson:
4th dist, A. G. Wilbur; 5th dist, P.
McGrath: Treas, Leroy Terrey; Mar
shall, t. B. Church. superintendent
j. L. Wilson, floral hall; r. Fairchild,
horses; James Church, cattle: N. E.
Coad, sheep and swine; E. w. Preston,
vegetables.
The first day will be devoted to the
entry of articles and their arrange
ment. Entries will not be made after
II o'clock of the second day.
On the afternoon of the second day
there will be ladies' riding race:
ladies driving match with single or
double teams; trotting, best 2 in 3,
mile heats, by horses that have not
entered race; double team race, 2 in
8, mile heats, by horses that have not
entered race. .
The premiums will be awarded on
the morning of the third day. There
will be special show of carriage
horses, single, double, spike, tandem
or four-in-hand. The races will in
clude free for all trotting or pacing
and free for all running race. At
p. m. there will be grand display Of
all animals eXh ibited. A wheelbar
row race will close the festivities o.
the day.
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LAKE CRYSTAL.
(From the Union.)

Rev. D. HI. Jones, of Columbus.
Wis, received an invitation from the
Welsh Presbyterian church at this
place, also the one at Salem and Je-
rusalem to come and preach for them
for two or three weeks on trial. He has
done as they wished. He is a young
man and fluent speaker.
Henry Rowland and Owen Williams
were sitting on pile of pressed brick,
nearly in front of Dave Thomas new
brick house in course of erection, last
Friday night while it was yet light.
when stray ball, No. % short, struck
Henry Rowland on top of the head,
passing through his straw hat and
cutting quite cash to the bone in
his scalp, then falling to the sidewalk
in front of the gentlemen. Henry
threw his hand up to his head and
fell slightly forward and he says
things looked black for a few mo-
ments. The wound bled freely.
Where did it come from is the Ques-
ton? Mr.. Williams said he heard a
kind of muffied sound, such as is
made by target guns, yet not exactly
as loud, and it appeared to come from
above on the opposite side of the
street. In all probability some boys
were about in close proximity shoot
ing at birds and the ball missed it's
mark, falling upon Henry's head.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1892-08-26
GARDEN CITY.

Chas. Oliver spent Sunday with his
parents here.
Edwin Church and familyrare visit
ing in Garden City.
Leone Beebe attended the picnic at
Lake Crystal Wednesday.
Attorney Stackpole, of Lake Crys-
tai, was over Wednesday.
There was pleasant birthday party
at Miss Lizzie Duffields last Saturday
Gen. Baker started for St. Paul
Wednesday. Mrs. Baker is improving.
G. H. Piper and son, Monte, went
to Duluth with car load of horses
last week.
Mr.. Nittrowr has settled in Manka-
to, instead of Garden City, as was an
nounced in some of the late papers.
The Baptist S. S. will have Harvest
Home Entertainment at the Baptist
church next Sunday morning at II
o'clock.
Some Of our young people have de-
velOped great liking for green corn
lately, that is, since the late picnic to
Minneopa.
There will be an Engagement social
in the Christian church Friday even
ing of this week. Admission 10 cents.
Proceeds to be used for the benefit OF
the Y. P. S. e. E. Come and bring
your lead pencil.