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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-18
a CHURCH DEMOLISHED.
Cyclone Which Carries Death and
Destruction In Its Wake.
By Southern Assooiatad pra..

DETROIT. Mich, August l7.-Tho
United Presbyterian Church. in couree
OF construction Mt the corner OF Grand
Rivor aud Alcxandrine avenues, was
struck by cyclone which accompanied
thunderstorm about noon to day and
was practically demolished.
Frank SernOvcy. Il laboror, was
buried under the falling brick and in.
staDtIy killed. Chris johnson, the
foreman, aud Jessie North, brick
layer, who woro also buried under y
mnss OF debris, were bndly injured.
Fritz Dodekofski. laborer, was
severely bruised by flying bricks.
Fifteen or twenty other men al work
on tho building had n remarkable os-
cnpo from injury. Tho church wns
rapidly approaching completion, tho
brick walls having beon raised as high
as they were going, about
fortH feet. \ dozen or moro car
pcntcrB were making ana quitting
IN place the framing, while few
hricklayers were completing the odds
and ends OF the work. being supplied
with mortar md bricks by four man.
The storm oamo mp Just AZ tho mon
were about to quit for dinner. There
were couple of flashes of lightning
and then gust OF wind out of tue west
which struck tho front of the building.
The pnth OF tho oycloue was about
thirty feot i'll width aud it tore it's way
through the church cnrrying down the
front aud rear walls, and leaving the
side walls stnndiug.
The roof girdcrs were also carrieu
down. The cyclone expended its force
GA the church and beyond. carrying
down q few chimneys No other dam
nge WAS done III tho vicinity. Somo of
the worknIen who snw the storm ap.
proachlnS escaped from the building
before tho wind struck 1t.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-18
He EMPI|ED HIS NR|SKEY.
ConstabIes Arrested Him, But He
Was Subsequently Released.
South Carolina Officers Enter tho
Columbia Club and Proceed to
Seize Everything They Found.
Even the Spoons and Bit
ters Did Not Escape.
By Southern Associatel peosa

COLUMBIA. $. C. August 17.-Thio
afternoon three State dispensnry con.
stables, Speed, Davis and Lafar, as.
sisted by two CITY police officers armed
with search warrant issued by an ad.
ministration trial Justice, visited the
rooms of the Coiumbin Club. aud going
into nll the private lock boxes in which
tho members keep their liquor for tbeir
personal use. seized every bottle OF it.
together with all the giasses, spoons.
bi'ters and other appliances in tho
rooms.
One of the members, Mr.. NJ. Q. Rob.
ertson. who took a bottle of fine
whiskcy which belonged to him and
poured it all over the floor in the
presence of the consiables, was ar.
rested, but later released upon his own
recognizancc. The club is one Of the
most exclusive socinl organizations OF
gentlemen in the State. and come of
the most prominent men in Columbis
are members. They mayer allowed q
drop of liquor to be sold on the premi.
scs since the law went into effect, but
adopted the lock box system,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-18
THE WHIT TRAGEDY.
Further Details of the Killing of the
Deputy Sheriff.
By Southern Associated Press.

AsHEvILLE, N. c.. August l7.-Fuller
details of tue tragedy iu Madison
county are TO the effeot that on tho
night of August 18th, Zebulon Whit,
United States Deputy Marshal, was
killed in Banjo Branch. He was there
on business and also attended party.
-Four men, three of whom ho bad
formerly arrested, raised an alterca-
tion with him. Zeb called u friend to
assist him, who succeeded IN quoting
the matter. They then got Whit to
send bis friend on few steps so tbnt
they could have a few words in pri-
vate with him.
As soon as the friend was out of the
way they turned on Whit with gun
and pistols, disarming Whit of his
pistol aud fired four times. Only one
shot took effect but that penetrated the
heart aud killed him instantly. The
friend returned aud was threatened
with death if he attempted to get away
and tell Zeb's brother. He succeeded.
however, in eludIug the ruurderers,
aud went to the home OF Whit aud in
formed his people of the tragedy. The
men who committed the murder are
jeff Mace, John Flasher. Newt Mace
aud Len Mnhoue. Three of the me n
are in hiding, but jeff Mace, who was
cut several times In tho uilray, ia under
arrest,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-18
Ano.n"r victim nI,no Iro,.ey.
l'y Southern Assoeia,oi Press.

DETROIT, MIcH.. August Ill. r.
Hurt, aged % Senra, boot aud shoe
dealer III No. 339 Gruud River avenue,
was struck py motor car at the cor.
ner oil fIilh streat Gnd Grand River
avenue TINS morning, and 80 badly in.
lured that he died shortly after being
removed to thu hospital. Hurt was
riding bicycle md turned on the
trhck directly III front of the motor
car. HIS skull WAS crushed in.
MIR. Hurt fought IN tho late war on
she Confederate side. lIo was a mem.
ber OF the famous band of guorrillns
who waged war against the North I'M.
dor Mosby's leadership,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-18
TROUsLE IN "OLD MADRID.
The Mayor Was Captured and lmpris
oned. The Mob Rules.
BY Southern Associated Press.

MADRID, August ia number OF
Republicans made an attack upon the
small town of Chovar, III the Province
Castellou De La Plaua, taking the
townsmen and civil guards by surprise.
The Mayor was captured aud impris
oned and for time the place was en-.
tirely at the mercy OF the attacking
party.
They seized all the arms in the town
and also all the money they could find.
The authorities asked for assistance
from SeRorli, and detachment of
gendarmes were hurried to Chovar
from that city. Meanwhile the Repub.
licsu bands had flown to the open
country. aud when the gendnrmes ar.
rived they were despatched III pursuit
of them under orders to shoot them on
sight.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-18
PersOnnI DirricUity Between Iromi
neut PcfsUns.
BY Southern Associated Press.

WLMINaroS, n. c., August ia
sensation was created here to day by u
personal difficulty between ex-Judge
Daniel l.. Russell and f. B. Rice. city
clerk and treasurer. Both are promi.
nent Republicans. The trouble oc-
Cured ct Russells office and after some
bitter words Russell produced n pistol.
Rice VAS unarmed AMI NOT being favor
ably Impressed with thu appearance of
RnaaelPs battery, took refuge III an adj
Joining building. Shortly afterwards
Russell was arraigned before magis.
trate. waived examination and was REQ.
ognized to appear at the next term OF
tho Superior Court.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-18
A FALSE RUMOR.
All Well on the Buena Ventura, NO
Yellow Fever There.

All Well on the Buena Ventura, No
Yellow Fever There.
1t was reported last night that here
was II vessel n: the lower quarantine
sihtion with yellow fever ou boar d.
representative of The NIRuISIAN
called on DR.. Field, the quarantine Of.
ticer, who sad that there was not q
word of truth In the report.
Ho snid that the steamer Bnena Yeu-
tura, from San Domingo to New Or
wished to stop ut this port for coal
that the regulations require all vess Is
to be disinfecied from West India
ports; that 1t was fonnd impossible, or
at least lnconveuient. to load her fro III
barges. and her captain asked that he
be allowed to run mp to Lambert.
Point to load from the dock.
lie. DR.. Field, found tint the steam
or bad clean bill of health. aud
asked the Inspector General at Wash
lngton what no should do, and receiv.
cd II Telegram saying the Beuna Ven
tnra would have to he fumigatad be.
fore going TO Lamberts Point, and
these instructions were obevcd.
The people of Norfolk Will applsud
the decision of the Inspector General
in this matter.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-18
ANTL-BRICE MEN VICTORIOUS.
The Silver and Gold Leaders Nearl,
Come TO Blows.
By Southern AssociatoI pres,

CLEVELAND, o., August 17-There
was big row and nearly q free fig bit
between the Briee gold and the antl
Brlce silver men. in the Cuyahugn
County Democratic Convention ber
to dny. After the anti-BrIce men b AL
won q signal victory on the election OF
a chairman motion wns made that tn Z
chairman appoint committee OF seven
TO name the delegates to the State con.
Vention. which occurs at Springti cid
next week.
This preeipitated the fight. The
Brlce gold men howled and stormed
aud finally Withdrew from the conyen
ton, and elected delegates of their
own. E1 Attorney General OF OHIO,
James Lawrence, led the Brice forces,
and Alfred Whitaker the anti Bric a
people. Lawrence called Whitaker u
scoundrel and the two leaders nearly
came to blows.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-18
SPECIAL SALE THIS WEEK

embroideries, Laces. Handkerchiefs
and Hosiery. Wright's, 1856 Main ST,
l2!c, ladies aud gents fast black,
tan aud balbriggan hose. value 2jc.
l2ic, ladies' and gents lmndkerchiefs
III pare linen and null, valuo 20 to 25c,
200, ladies extra fine embroideries
in pure linen mud mnll, value IS to soc.
Big line Of laoes at speciul prices
Clearing up all kinds of summer goods
ut greatly reduced prices.
WmGuT's,
l9G Main Street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-18
APPEARANCE OF eoLL WORMS.
The Mississippi Planters Apprehend
Serious Trouble from These Pests.
ny Snnthn,.n Aunnnintni u.a.,

by southern Associated Press
JACKSON, Mics, August l7.-Boll
worms in large numbers have made
their appearance IN tho Mississippi
Delta, the greatest cotton producing
country on earth and the farmers ap.
preheud serious damage.
Captain Jenkins. manager of the
State farms, has just returned from a
tour OF Inspection OF his thousands of
acres OF cotton and corn in the couu-
ties OF Washington aud Holmes, and
reports the worms have taken posses
sion of some plantations,
Otherwise the crops are the finest he
ever saw, and il the application OF
paris green will kill the worms in time
he counts on n bale of cotton per acre
on several places.
In addition to it's own farms OF 5000
acres, the State is working about 20,
600 acres on shares with convict labor
and, barring mishaps, will make
enough cotton to corner the market
aud corn i'll abundance to feed It's
mules and convicts, and fstten large
number of hogs.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-18
Special Male of our Entiru STOCK 10
AID in l'uiting Inventory. Sou-
Yrmir 10 l::t Gll rmICilm.rr.

Few choice things in muslin under-
wear ut half prioe; few white aud
colored waist Mt 25c; lawn wrappers
worth 81, now Sl.50; wrappers from
6Sc M; best ) white quilt, now 75c;
the Sl.50 white quilt now 81. Rem
nants and odd pieces Of lawn, Grape,
cloth aud sntines, worth l2s and 15c,
now DC; lawns and whito goods worth
. and Sc, now 10; silks worth SOC and
GOc, now 25c. bargains in white goods,
dress goods, linen towels. damask and
sheeting. II. A. SAUNDERS.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-18

mediation OF the new company, the
vessels of which will be mainly devoted
to the carrying of freight, Including
cattle.
Vanity Fair ssys it, is likely Sir
Julian Pnuncefote. Rritsh Am bassador
to the United, States, will be aaked to
succeed Sir Edward Malet as tho rep.
resentativo of Great Britain at Berlin,
and that il Sir Julian desires to remain
III Washington Sir Philip Gurrie, Brit
ish Ambassador ut Constantinople, will
be namud as SIR Edwards successor.
The nomination of either of tho dlplo
mats mentioned would be genernlly
satisfactory.
Notice has been given by Mr.. Vim.
cent that he will at uu early day move
III the House uf Commons resolution
that Grent Britain give notice to tho
Governments Of Belgium and Germany
OF the elimination of the cluuses in
tho commercinl treaties with those
countries OF 1862 and 1865 respectively :;
tue treatment of Br itish goods in
British coloniee upon more advau
tageous terms than arc accorded
foreign goods.
1t is announced to-day that Lord
Lausdowne. Secretary OF State for War,
VIII make statement in the House OF
Lords Monday in rogald to the com
membership III. Chief of the British
army. The report that Field Marshal
Lord Wilseley vii! succeed the Duke
of Cambridge ms commundcr- in chief
Is regarded as true.
The Statist advises MIR. Chamberlain,
Secretary of State tor the Colonies, 10
give notice Of the termination uf these
treaties, and expresses the belief thnt
should this be done Germany would
not take any retalIgtury Stops.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-18
The rrin, of the winston ,.,o.era
BY Southern AssociatsI pres..

WINSTON, N. O., August 17.-Judge
brown this afternoon sentenced one of
Che leaders of last Sunday nights riot
TO the county roads for six mouths for
carrying concealed weapons. This sen
sence does not apply to the case again nst
negroes for being in the riot. Gov.
Carr thIs afternoon ordered special
term OF the court to begin Monday in
order that the trial of tho rioters may
1e continued and completed.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-18
Matthew's Excmr.,on,. Angus. II an,

Spend day in Mathews. steamer
Northampton leaves Old Dominion
wharf Wednesday at G:30 p. m. Ports
mouth G:45. Bay Line 7, Old Point s.
Leaves Old Dominion wharf Thursday
. p. m., Portsmouth 5:l5. Bay Line
$3.50. Old Point G:30. Round trip 81.
Children Soc. auglT-3t
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-18
In0T6 Of a W0ldGT
Than we Claim.
Quratol Fomody Co, Norfolk, Va.
o O!r1cE OLtAH Glass Co.,
BhLTIaloRi, Mn.

tol Eomody Co, Norfolk, Va:
Gentlemen -Aftoe giving "oURA.
ioh' thorough trial personally
and in on factories lind il more
WONDER I; IAN YOU cla M. CUTS,
BURNS, etc, tat arc very com on
an i'll Ia t every day occurrences
at our plant = yiell at once to
"QURATOL. | have known 1t to
heal cut i'll SIS thnn day anu take
the ti 10 from BURN instantaneous
Is. In fact. not on OF our 1875 boys
have LOST A DAYS WORK from
CUTS or BURNS since we began to
use "QURATOL"
Yours very truly,
THE CLEAN GLASS co. 4
Il, II. PANCOAST.
urea ,lrer
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-18
TWO RoBBERs HAVE FUN.
They Ride into Valentine and Shoot at
Every Passer. BY.
BY Sonthern Asanclrlal prn,a

Sr. Locls, August IA special to
the Chronicle from San Antonio, Tex.
says that two robbers rode into the
town Of Valentine last night ana fired
shots Mt every person OIL the street,
they then looted the store of Kelsey n
Co., and Capt. j. Il. Ellsbury, n
Southern Pacific RaiIroad detective
began firing Mt them.
desperate battle took place be-
twaen Capt. ElIsbury and the rob
bers. Finally q bullet struck Capt.
Ellsbury, passing through bis body
aud killing HIM INSTANTLY. The rob
hers rode oilin the direction OF Mexico.
Capt Hughes company OF rangers ar
rived as Valentine this morning and
took the trail OF the robbers.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-18
RrunarItnbIc Shenpmcss or silver
9,nnun.

RnHnrHnbIc thenpncss OF silver
e.oods.
Solid silver shirt waist sets, 45c.
Solid silver lux cuff buttons, 200.
Solid silver book markers, 40 and $50.
Solid silver sugar, gravy and orange
Spoons. 9Sc.
solid silver souvenir spoons, 39c.
Solid silver hair pias, $40.
Soid silver belt buckles, 19c.
Silver tiuish TriIby hearts, 1870. 4
Silver finish buckles, TO- 10 and 25c.
Above prices ure about half same
goods cold elsewhere.
LEVY Bros,
Modern Bargain Store, 174 Main street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-18
The >h"rpsiinnd tsay FuIurI,y sake
BY Southern Associated Press


New YoHN. August 1.-THE follow
ing Is list OF the possible starters and
the jockeys weights for the futurity
stakos 10 be run at SheepsheId Bay
track, as given by Cornelius Follows.
the secretary of tue Coney Island
Jockey Club: Applegate, l22; Hand
spring, l2O; Hastings, us; The Ma
tive, lis, HGzlet, us Nimrod
us; Palmersion. us; Defender, lis;
PERJURY, 10; Jefferson. ll5, Requital,
10; Beau Ideal H., 10; Merry Prince.
ll3; Cresceudo. 1l3; Fermal, ll3; In
termissloD. ll2; Axiom. 10 or ll2;
Damsel, ll2; Refugee. 10, Margrave.
los; Terror. los; Sir Peter the Sec
ond, los; iong!iight, Tremargo, Mos
mon. inmiton H., Silver H.; Bona
pnrte, Peep O'Day, l08 each; Wish
ard, st. Agnes, Ramuor, 100.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-18
RANSOM 5 MEXICAN MISSION
His Eligibility Passed Upon by Act
ing Attorney General Conrad.

Some Q ieer Complications Have Been
Pointed Out by That Official. The
Full Text of the Opinion With
held. Mr.. Ransom's Friends
Greatly Surprised.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-18
nincnbnrn srn. n Majority.
BY Southern Associated rre.s

FRANKFoRT, KY, August l7.-Iu the
primaries held in scott county to day
she free silver men elected j. A. Ham.
mond without fight. This gives
Blackburn one vote to spare in his
race. which is already won il decided IN
O Democratic caucus,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-18

"Newest Disuovery"-Ext. teeth; no
pain. N, Y. d. Ro0ms, 102 Main.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-18

In regard to the company which it
Was reported recently had been organ.
ized, with w. J.. Lewis Ms chairman. to
establish regular line of steamers To
run direct between Cardiff and Now
YORK. the Transport (newspaper) says
1t VIII be called the Cardiif- American
transport Company. Muny leading
merchants are interested in the line,
The Butte Docks Company. of Cardln,
will shortly begin the erection OF q
large import warehouse for the accom-
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1895-10-18

terick's patterns and have a big
stock on hand.
One corner is devoted to the eX-
quisite art embroidery department,
and not far off are cases filed with
the fine Baxter and Cambridge bibles.
Other cases are full Of fine pocket
books of all kinds. A full line OF
stationery is carried, and novelties OF
all kinds and without end. ~
Finally comes the dress goods de-
partment, nearest the entrance and
taking up large space. It is need
less to say how full and complete it is,
or to speak Of the great variety Of
silks, flannels, under clothing, etc.
An account of this department would
not be complete without mentioning
the full line of Golden Fleece yarn
Nor can the cloakS be missed, for
they compose no small portion of the
stock.
Messrs. W. w. P. Mcconnell and
Horace Cummins need no introduce
tion to the people OF this city or
county, for they have been too long
in business and have built up reputa-
tions too excellent for their names
not to be household words. Their big
store is credit to Mankato and has
stock which in size and taste dis
played in selection is rarely seen out
side the larger cities They extend
a cordial welcome to all to call and
inspect it.
No matter in what department the
visitor goes, the same kindly and
courteous treatment is accorded by all
the clerks. The latter, with their
departments, are as follows:
A. j. Stockstead, trimmer, and
dress goods and silks. He is assisted
by Miss Carrie Brooks.
Miss Nettie Porter, art embroidery.
Miss Nellie Pay, gloves and notions.
She is assisted by Miss Peterson.
Mrs Hattie A. Smith, corsets and
underclothing.
Miss Mary Mahowald, woolens and
Innings. lst4
W. II. Cashier jr., domestics.
Herman Sammet, shoes.
Miss Mollie Price, cloaks.
II. G. Roberts, groceries. He is
assisted by Burt Mottweiler.
Chas. Macbeth, crockery.
Miss Carrie Sydo, cashier and book
keeper.
Also bundle counter imam, cash
boys, porter, etc.
While the clerks are classified by
departments, still they are permitted
to wait on customers in any other de-
partment if wished.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1895-10-18
PLEASANT RECEPTION.
MCCONNELL. & CUrlMiNS MAKE IT
PLEASANT FOR LADY WIS.,
lTORS TODAY.
Description of this Metropolitan Es-
Enlistment, with its Revelations.

Mcconnell e Cummins decided
not to have any formal opening OF
their new and palatial establishment,
at the corner of Second and Jackson
streets, but in the place of this tend
cred an informal reception to the
ladies this afternoon from two to six
o'clock, and will continue it from
seven to nine o'clock this evening.
The store is brilliantly lighted with
electric lights, and as the visitors
have been shown through it's entire
extent they have been conducted to
snug little recess in the rear, where
Mesdames Smith and Campbell are
serving Van Houten's cocoa with
Jersey cream and waters. This nice
little surprise prepared by the enter
prising proprietors has been fully ap-
preciated. The store has been filled
all the afternoon, and at times it has
been difficult to serve all. No doubt
this will also be the case this evening,
for the store presents an exceedingly
attractive appearance.
The high school orchestra with
piano accompaniment is furnishing
delightful music.
The immensely of the stock of all
lines is such that even the big build
ing now occupied is crowded to it full
est capacity, and articles of all kinds
are arranged in serried ranks on the
broad shelving and counters. Very
nearly everything is new, for not
much was brought over from the old
building.
The cr0ckery department., which
occupies large share of the base
ment, is a surprise, for no such stock
either in quantity or quality was ever
before exhibited in Mankato. 1t
comprises nothing but import orders,
and the elegant Haviland and Carls-
bad china sets, often numbering over
hundred pieces to the set, are
plenty and conspicuous.
hSlC 10 81 large 0uu ClcSduU oCOCh
of lamps, the finest Of chamber sets,
massive cut glass pieces, delicate
fancy pieces, and thousand and one
things used in household furnishing.
The line of fancy groceries, also in
the basement, cannot be eXcelled any
where, and the butter is the very
best, made especially for this store by
some of the best butter makers in the
county.
Coming up to the first floor, the
visitor first comes Of to-, the shoe de-
partment, which is entirely new and
up to date. Here are found the fine
ladies shoes made by the famous A.
p. Reed & Co., of Rochester, n. Y.
The line of carpets is also entirely
new, and is very complete and tasty.
Moquet, Smyrna and Persian rugs,
portieres, etc, in endless variety and
unlimited quantity help to fill up
this department, which includes a
large balcony in the rear. Mcconnell
& Cummins are agents for But
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1895-10-18
y REFERRED TO THE COUNCIL.

The board Of public works yesterday
afternoon decided to make a uniform
assessment Of Sl.7o per front foot for
the Hickory street Improvement. 1t
will address a communication to the
council in reference to the 81, 500 dam
ages asked by B. D. Pay for the change
of grade, and will refer this matter to
the council on the advice of the city
attorney. The latter holds that the
board has nothing to do with the
awarding Of damages occasioned by
changes of che grade of streets. Mr..
Haynes believes that Mr. Pay should
be allowed something by the council.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1895-10-18
MEOT WHAT WE SAY, but
~ what Hoods Sarsaparilla Does,
that tells the story of its merit and sue
cess. Remember HOODS Cures.
FARr1ERS PROSPERlNG.

Several new farm houses are being
erected in the county this fall. A.
w. Robinson has sold bill of lum-
Der to John Ficks, who is erecting a
$1,000 house in Lime township, and
also to Henry Smith, of Decoria, who
is putting up 81, 900 house.
Herbert Bruels is erecting 81 ,OOC
house in Mankato township.
A great deal of stonei is being hauled
out.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1895-10-18

"A horse driven by boy named
MillembroOk got beyond his control
this morning and ran away on North
Front street. The only damage done
was the breaking of one shaft.