The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1893-09-08

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FRANK P. CHASE
81 have taken six bottles Of Paine's
celery compound and it has done me
more good than all other medicines
that l have ever used, and have
spent hundreds of dollars for them.
When | commenced to use the COM
pound 1 could not write my name,
was in pain all the time, and would
have to get up and walk the floor in
agony; now have scarcely any pain"
Paine's celery compound permanently
cures nervous debility, exhaustion,
and kindred diseases:neuralgia, head
ache, nervous dyspepsia, rheumatism,
and kidney troubles. Try it.
The two Wards liniment suits
have been disposed of, one perman-
inently and one temporarily. The
suit of j. r. Watkins VS.. @, +. Blake
has been adjourned for few days.
Mr.. Blake has entered the employ of
Mr.. Watkins and has withdrawn his
answer to the suit. The plaintiff has
put in part of his testimony. The
suit against Frank P. Tilton has been
dismissed at the plaintiffs request.
-Drs. Andrews and Webster sue
cessfully removed cataract from the
right eye of J. S. Freeman, who lives
at 514 S. Fifth street, this morning.
The eye was entirely blind.
Marriage licenses were granted to
day to Henry Swanson and Mathilda
Erickson, both of JudSon, and vii.
helm Roller and Bertha Fruk, both
of Mapleton.
The two year old child of Joseph
Fredel, living in East Mankato, died
yesterday morning of diphtheria, ano
was buried this morning.
james III. Green has sued Geo
Peter Hnrr to recover certain notes
and $500 damages. He claims thai
on March 1st last Mr.. Herr induced
him to buy what he supposed was
part of outlot 3, and all of lots 7,S anC
7 9, blk. 1, Rolofson's 1st ad. He paid
800 down and gave nine notes for S1O
each. He afterwards found out tina
. he had only purchased lot 3, and haC
no property AUDITING on Seventh
2 street, the most valuable part of tn
e land, and he also found that Mr.
Herr did,not own the part an Seventh
street. He claims that Mr.. H9rr mis-
9 represented the location of the tract
I He asks for the cancellation of tn
, agreement. Hughes Bros. are his at
o torneys. Mr.. Herr denies the allega
tions in the complaint, and has re
a tanned Pau & Young.
The jury returned verdict for 81
for the plaintiff Saturday night in tn
case of Louis Braunlich VS.. Josep
Katshoff.
g One of the local coal dealers pre-
) diets that coal will be higher in th
= Northwest this winter than ever b.
! fore, the freight rates are not r
e duced very soon, as shipments cannt
e be delayed much longer.
: Geo. HI. Hoerr has been appo;nte
; by JudgeTorrey special admin istratc
?. of the estate of the late II AIRY \
~ Walraven, He is brother of Mr.
Walraven. Judge TORY will ord,
him to dispose of the salo at tt
l. earliest possible opportunity.
Step in to Kruse Bros. and the
"a will show you the finest line Of chill
a ren's suitings ever shown by any me
ol chant in the city.
lie -Chas. White was arraigned on I'll
lie charge of murder in the first degr
le Tuesday afternoon, and the exam
s nation was set for Saturday at 10:
~ o'clock. White has since retain
Id Hughes Bros. as his attorneys and
u. anxious to have his examination
ay soon as possible. He claims to
rs able to show where he was from 10:
9p to 2:30 o'clock. He is in the coun
L. jail. There are no Developments.
There have been three apple
90 tions for clerkships and two for lett
= carriers, for the civil service examir
~ tion this week.