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Freeborn County Standard from Albert Lea, Minnesota • 5

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Albert Lea, Minnesota
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fefel Powell Co IN MINNESOTA Immense Stock of Hardware Immense Stock of Stoves! to have the space in And even if they did Closing Out! attend forfeited ail fe Dry Goods Notions ife 4 i Drake MRRIED med i 1 3 30 i VID 1 50 I' 7 1 00 delivered 8 cents WANTED TEACHERS! SJSteE Staadw MHnlnrmort Anrfno Mnrfnw and Hnm iw per pound par pound 3 00 6 6 3 00 5 00 6 00 fei' 15 10 0 8 10 10 I 2:50 3 00 a 12:25 10:30 fesfex A 3 fefefe feWfe fe house Saturday 130 8 who are absent in the nom fe will render you the same service It is not a At the bouse of Mr loyt Abel Hosmer toChar i i of Oakland California followed in from three to forty eight hour" voice we wnueu am Dried Apples per Pund Dried Peaches per grand Sugar white per potnd Sugar brown per ipomd fei? LANDRETHSPSK ffiSEHSBSSS Wood dry per turn coal TTH Ti nts 501 tV i I will sell my entire stock of goods for cash or on credit for good notes inside of 90 days to quit business 10 per cent less than cost THEY MUST BE SOLD! Dotes Mi ner Domd Tea black peri Tea Japan per A PerTeet Combination with two lient Advantage Why it Concern You There is no mistake about remarked! lowers of Gallatin Missouri CAPCINE POROUS PLASTERS are one ofthe neatest combinations ever produced They have two kinds of advantages over all which may can the minor and the major 5 oo is 16 50 oo le Boots and Shoes Blankets Gloves Hosiery lifefe fe he retail prices of dealers 92 30 40 40 20 25 15 550 7 8 350 550 6 50 15K 16 35 2 60 60 18 6 50 6 00 1 00 1 00 a eb Doerr Heising the 49th year of her age Mrs Heising was born in Germany Dec 16 1834 After thefamily had been in this country some years was married to Mr year 1853 After all in the state of Ohio! since an church instructed and car Beef live weight 1 1 Pork live weight IL Pork dressed Bacon 1 Hams Potatoes fe Onions per bushel Beans per bushel Branper cwt Cheese Cream i 1 White ish per cwt Hereafter payment will be requiredr all probate notices printed in The fandard when the affidavit of publi itionis obtained 7 WILLIAMS DRAKE fe THE Carefully co CARLSEN The prices oi grai i id produce given below are the street prices iron wagons The prices few LfuM 'patent cantate agraffes our new patent overstrung scale beautiful carved legs and lyre heavy serprutine and lame fancy moulding full iron frame rench grand action grrnH hen Tn fact every improvement which can in any way tend to the perfection of the instru ment has been added ryOur price for this instrument boxed and delivered on board cars at New York with COA 5 OO fine Piano Cover Stool and Bookou f2460 Just reduced from our late wholesale factoryv wwv' price 1296 for 68 days only Ttu i nowby far the greatest bargain ever ottered the musical public Unprecedented success! Tremendous demand tor this style! Send in your order at once Do not lose this rare opportunity This piano will be sent on 15 days test trial Please send reference if you do not send money with or der Cash sent with order will be refunded and freight chargee paid by us lxth ways if Piano is not just as represented Several other special bargains: Pianos 6160 up Over 15 UXt in use and not one dissatinhed purchaser fail to write before buying Handsome illustrated piano catalogue mailed free giving the highest testimonial ever awarded any piano manufacturer Every piano fully warranted for U4 KMT MTTSTC at one third price Catalogue of 3000 choice pieces of popular Music sent for 3c stamp MEN DEL880HN PIANO CO Bos 2068 New York City GEO CRANE DRY GOODS ult Mrs Catharine born in Germany Dec the subject of this notice Daniel Heising the residence of several years Jtbev same to Minnesota in 1865 where tutiil residence has been ever Mrs Heising wasp member of the Luther in tnatenurcn sne was oapusea t'twaaavni vvw lUSvl UvttJUf I1U VklUI 1UCU CBlIlA QIAO WllblllUvV a member to the dole of her life She whs a woman of posifivt character? earnest in dustrious active I possessing many good qualities for wnici affectionate remer neighbors Her from the house of ptr son in law Mr Charles Ruble was attend id I sympathizing freids thus attesting their esteem for the dec ased and her family Her husband and one who are absent in the west could not retell home in time for the funeral She leaws surviving six sons and one daughter to members are requested to be present By order or Executive Committee Superintendent of Baptist Methodistand Presbyterian Sunday Schools of Albert I ea Large sales and small profits at Hansom Bros Gov and Mrs Armstrong are ex pected back this week State Treasurer Kittelson subscribed 825 to the mill by telegraph on Wed nesday Ransom Bros have always sold as cheap now they propose to sell cheaper than anyone else Ai McMillen took in 300 head of stock cattle last Thursday and a car load of fat cattle yesterday Belden yardmaster in this city has resigned Mr Belden has the offer of several good positions and will prob ably go to St Paul The Wells Advocate thinks that be cause a new lathe has been put in the AV ells shops lately they will not be re moved It is not much of a job to move a lathe Tom Richards commenced suit for damages against A Hukee this week for tearing down his outside doorand making an aperture in the side of his store before he had moved out The stockholders of the Posten have elected Gjellum editor We wel come Mr Gjellum to the ranks of jour nalism and trust he may find his new vocation both pleasant and profitable Somebody sends us an illegible com munication on the dimensions of Ne Jerusalem Correspondents must write so that their screeds can be read if they wish them to appear in The Stand ard I A grand rally will be made on elec tion day at the polls in the towns ad joining Albert Lea to raise the balance of the mill bonus You that have not already subsbribed be prepared to do it then Kittel Johnson of Hartland known as threatens to sue this city for the loss of a portion of his ears which he claims were frozen while he was incarcerated in our calaboose not long since The poor law of this county has been amended so that after' any town has ex pended $200 or the city $600 in any one year for poor purposes the remainder forthat year must come out of the county treasury Lake Mills Herald: Albert Lea CABETS A COMPLETE AND WELL SELECTED STOCK AT LOWEST PRICES IN THE MARKET AGENT OR Attention Robson Post rne ting of Robson Post 1 A ill be held at the court March 10 1883 at Sheehan Commander Adjutant ive Improved anns for Sale and ono for lient a on the 21st day of Abbott Mr rank Eva Putnam both Minn At the resi father on Wednesday i bv Rev Ab wnrrl A Norton ind Miss Celia Cham srhter of Chamber lain Esq of Mar Narveson Wiegand Carry a ull Stock of Gffliit Biiii inWroms CROGKEHY AND GLASSWARE Highest Market Price Paid for arm Prodfee HEM PH Barlow day afternoon March 2d i3 oy Kev ixr lotte Hemphill bol The lady is a cousi i of Mrs Barlow DEVINE 6th by Rev owdy Corner to An nie Deviney all of Ubert Lea Mr Corner is kno1 as the steady and ob liging driver of he Gilbert House and Miss Deviney has been fit years in the capacity of cook at the same place and has justly gained an excellent reputationin connection with her vo cation Thk Standard wishes them a pros perous journey thronth life At the Presbyterian Manse in Albert ebruary by Rev Li walker ana mi of reeborn couni CHAM: deuce of the bndi evening eb Knff 1 XTn I of Pickerel Like Olirill nnnah Pmw ROM the SOUTH oiKiii a uuiigu uQiij Ton Off? You are right It is a mercy that a dozen pounds left of me Bat the great est mercy of an is that before I actually coughed myself out of existence I got hold of Ginger Tonic and a few bottles of it cured In this positive strain writes Mr Abraham Or Mendelssohn Piano Coury Grand Utter tor the next bU days only $850 Square Grand Piano for ly $245 DI A KIA QTVI CQ 1 QMagnilicent rosewood case elegantly finfehed 3 strings 7 Octave I AINU Oil LE I Zpatent cantote agraffes onr new patent overstrung scale beau carvea tegs nu tTMtnA htrnTtepfl in nut eve The Late Sunday School Convention To the Editors of The Standard: Monday Evening March 5 sat down this evening with a determi nation to write up for 5 publication a full account of the late Sunday School Convention held in Albert Lea The officers of the society had done the best they could to provide an attractive pro gram and we flatter ourselves that the feast spread out was such as could be enjoyed by any earnest Sunday School worker and so I thought I would tell the world at large (or so much of the world as could be reached through your journal) all that happen ed there Af teip having made consid erable progress in the writing up I happened to remember that although it was called a county convention there were less than a dozen persons in at tendance from? 'cutside the city and I came to the conclusion that those who were not enough interested in the cause to come oit to the convention would n6t care your paper take i up with a recital of the proceedings want to read aiout it they had by their neglect to right to know anything about it and so I cast my The Catholic air will be held at Mc Hall on Saturday March 17th instead of at the Opera House as here tofore announced Mr Thompson the gentleman who is to build the mill in this city offers to clean free of charge the seecl wheat of those farmers who subscribe to the bo nus now being raised This of itself will be worth more to any farmer who subscribes than the amount of his sub scription At the Methodist Episcopal Church on next Sabbath evening at 730 the sermon by the pastor will be on the subject the world growing worse? Is the Church of Christ on the de The public generally are in vited and especially any who are in doubts 5 The small blizzard on Tuesday blockaded all the roads except the N1 The train going east on the stuck at Oakland while the west bound train got no farther than Dexter The north bound train on the ort Dodge division lay all Tuesday night four miles out from this city The passengers were brought into the city by team The train from the north did not reach here The roads were all right again yesterday The Mission Band connected with the Presbyterian Sunday School of this city will have their annual Jug break ing at the Presbyterian church next Tuesday evening at 7 The jugs contain the missionary offerings of the scholars for the past year which go to educate a boy in Gaboon Afri ca to the maintenance of an Indian school in Alaska and to the aid of va rious Sunday Schools in reeborn county Some people object to subscribing to the mill bonus on the ground that if it is a paying enterprise Mr Thompson or some other man will build it with out a bonus The answer to this is that there are more towns wanting mills than there are men ith money to build them! So that any man who proposes to build a mill will go where he can get a bonus on the same theory that the farmer adopts when he takes his wheat where he can get the highest price fe Rev subject for next seems in a fair way to have a large 1 Sunday the Church of flouring mill If so it may prove of Christ on the is suggested by benefit to Lake Mills as they will a resolution passed at a recent confer probably want our wheat and will no ence of infidels held at Glen doubt pay a good price for it I at which time thej resolved that the An infant child of Mr and Mrs Church of Christ wasor tin decline uller died on riday morning in Chaplain McCabe jf the Methodist this city and was buried on Sunday Church Extension Society on hean Mr uller came down from Dakota to of the resolution ah once telegraphed attend the funerel but was delayed on as follows: All hail the power the road and did not reach here until of Jesus namelthe Methodist geo Sunday night Church is building at the rate of Weunderstand Parks is churches per dsy negotiating with Mrs Armstrong for The funeral of Mis Heising too her new brick stores to be erected this Plaee from the residence of her son spring with a view to making of them aw Pickerel Lake on riday as a double store with groceries etc on Mr Heising could not be reac one side and crockery on the other telegraph and was not present George Heising came from Dakota and a Mr Thompson who proposes to bmid Heising came from a mill in this city spent last week here funere Brfef and made avery favorable impression seice5 were held by Bev upon all With whom he canie in con MrAbbott after which the body was tact as a cool seltcontamed trained the emeterv near this city businessman wno will oe a ueciaeu T1 followed by some thirty teams imfe acquisition to our business circles 1 5 relatives of the deceased desire to fe lt is said that all the required bonus urn thanks to their friends who did for the St Cloud Mankato and Austin them many favors in their sad affletion EnS ted John Walaski of Geneva has rented and that this amount will be forthcom a his farm to two ing soon It is claimed that work will liim3el( he commenced April 1st and that the attending to onl acres Qf and and entire line will be graded this year 150 to 200 head of livestock this sum Prof Baymond of Red Wing is pre mer which is a very small job for him paring a class of about 40 of our best john is one of those poor folks who singers for a concert to be given next Lettled here in the hard tiroes of or Monday evening The Professor is a with only a pair of wiinng hands very flue vocalist and besides giving and a atout heart to back him and our people some very fine music for the now he owns an the land adjoining occasion mentioned is doing good him and more besides with no end to work in drilling and training our mu his nuird)ers of horses cattle and hogs sicians John is getting thereabout as fast as Mr Thompson went to Cedar Rapids any man jn reeborn Countv on Sunday night to arrange for freight Qn when statjon Agent rates on his material wheat and flour retmed from dinnCr he found A private letter from him received rifled of Tuesday morning informs us that Suspicion at once at everythmg has been arrangwl a sat t() twQ stran era who had isfactory manner and that if the bonus loiterf the depot and the is an ru sea oy uex lu mgm wa3 giveA to Chlet of poliCe Mitchell will give us a better mill than we ex whon nabbed the suspected indi pect viduals on the street Upon searching A Hukee has removed to his build them the tickets were found in their ing lately occupied by Tommy Rich 1 possession and they were locked up ards and the Misses Mackin The lat Qn Monday they were arraigned before ter have gone into late quarters justice Stacy and waiving examina while Tommy Richards has removed tion were committed in default of to Col building lately occu 1 each They give the names pied by some milliners who have flitted I rank Carpenter of Chicago and to other scenes leaving many fragrant prank Stanley of Cincinnati reminiscences behind We understand Kuble complains that the Tommy will put in a pool table soon eek gave him no credit The day that the last blockade on I for wkat he was willing to do toward the ort Dodge Division was raised I rising the mill bonus The reasorohis the St Company dispatched a I naTnp was not mentioned wasjhat he train from ort Dodge northward every was absent and had not subscribed at 35 minutes The crews were required to I that time The Standard stated run through to Minneapolis The cars time that Ruble was wil were loaded with coal mostly for the to donate a site for the mill We Manitoba road which takes 100 cars I were in hopes that hewouldgive some per day The roaL is doing an im 1 hing if "Mr Thompson concluded that mense business I some other site was more available The legislature has appropriated 87 1 than the one offered by Mr Ruble 500 for improvements in the Mankato I That Mr Ruble may not be misunder Normal school building This was I stood in this matter we will now state rendered necessary by the immense in 1 what he is willing to do to aid his fel crease in attendance of pupils within I law citizens in securing the long covet two or three years from 169 to nearly I ed mill Mr Rubleoffers to donate the 500 In the Norinal department it is site for the mill and also offers to give now the largest school in the State I Mr Thompson a residence lot if he or the first time in its history it is to I will build a house upon ti but will layea spring term beginning March I give nothing if the mill is not located 13th and continuing twelve weeks fe? on his ground 1 1 H' I 12:45 10:40 pm 3:00 a A AL RAILWAY 12:47 10:37 pm 2:27 2:42 a AST RAILWAY fe 2:52 12:00 RAirWAY' W'aseca 12:20 a 10:38 am 6:40 am 6:15 RAILWAY TIME TABLES St RAILWAY LOCAL TIME Minneapolis Trains 1 departs daily except Sunday 5 departs daily 2 arrives daily except Sunday i 6 arrives daily i ort Dodge Trains i 2 departs dafly except Sunday 6 departs daily 1 arrives daily except Sunday 5 arrives daily 'I LOCAL TIME 2 departs daily except Sunday 6 departs daily 1 arrives daily except Sunday 5 arrives daily LOCAL TIME 1 going west daily except Sunday 2 going east daily except Sunday Going East ght Passenger daily Passenger except Sunday i Going West ght Passehger daily 1 5 a ly Passenger except Sunday 3 40 commodation standard Notes Town meeting rTuesday Buy groceries at wholesale prices at Coming! of at Opera louse Bulk seeds of all kinds at Buy your groceries at the greatly re need prices at Ransoms Look out for of at the pera House The Milwaukee road pays out $11 OCX) ronthly at Wells Morgan will be back in a few ays from California Colby is removing his bakery to is building on Broadway A fresh boy has come to gladden the ousehold of Ole Knudson or Sale A new work ench cheap Apply at this office A II McMillen now grinds sausage zith a fine nev Book waiter engine New garden seeds of all kinds at Warranted to grow fail to hear that beautiful rama of the Opera louse 1: The County Court House bond bill assed The vote is to be taken iNo ember The mother of Aleck and Knudtaraldson of reeman was buried esterday An Alden wheat buyer tested the omfortsof Hotel de MitchelTon Tues ay night Daniel Sheehan of Osage Iowa irother to the Colonel was visiting lere last week fe There will be a meeting of the Joard of County Commissioners on Cuesday March 27th Onion beet carrot melon turnip md cucumber seed in bulk at i Ransom Bros can and will sell gro eries cheaper than any other store vithin one hundred miles vxtiPK indebted to the firm of imith Gossett are requested toall at once and settle I The youthful color beauty and lus re are gradually restored to gray hair )y Hair Balsam It is probable that the mill will be milt of Kasota stone laid in coursest will be an imposing building Any ordinary family can save $500 her month larger ones more by of Ransom Bros We have a few of the celebrated 5 ewett Water ilters which we will i ellatcost Prentice Co lOtw fefe Yfe Just received at The Standard jffice 10000 envelopes of all colors and large quantity of stock tf I The mill Mrs and Ransom brick blocks will make plenty of work for mechanics this sum mer 1 The ladies of the society will give a supper in the church next ed evening at 6 o'clock All are invited The mill bonus is payable in five in stalments The first one will be due about Jtme 1st and the last about Sep fe i lenioei xcu I Get a Jewett Water ilter iand iirink pure water A few to be had at wholesale price of 10t2 Prentice Co Davis of Geneva has just re ceived a back pension amounting to $900 with an allowance of $6 per I month hereafter Delinquent subscribers to The I Standard are requested to call ant nnv nn We have waited on them to give them a chance to sell their wheat 'at a good price 7 Lawyers and business men generally wishing copying will find in the per son of Mrs Mary Potwin in the pro bate office of Judge Town a neat relia ble copyist Mrs Potwin will attend to such duties promptly and satisfac torily To Parties yrishing wills! I drawn Mrs Potwin also offers her ser in In Albert Lea March Ubert Lea issessms many Rood be will long be held in trance by her friends and neral which took place by a large concourse of MARKETS yctedevery week by IMBERSON Grocers RtrMt nrices froi 1 1 for groceries etc aifi GRAIN Wheat per bushel Oats ner bushel Corn per bushel No 1 Barley per bushel i PROVISIONS Butter per pound Eggs per dozen Lard per pound lour per cwt Co MN Company will meet at the Armo: morrow evening for drill Ramsey Captain into the flames I trust the newly elected officers may have that whichlhas not been accorded tb the outgoing the cordial support of the entire county The following ersons were elected of ficers for the ensu ing year Rev Williams Vice Sev Green' SulzerKellar and Presbyterian Sunday I Botsford Ex Secretary "'fe I 1 1 wwmwggMaMaWBWWWWWjfegSWWWW fejfew 1 1 1 1 I Hardware al Slow House fe raiois utwflrv Hidas ureen wiiamd Hay per ton aa: 0 5 Tube 75 LUMBER vW 8heetingz I Twin 14 00 a B06 17 56 21 a mi Aan 4 fe 4 AMW Ve Dath 3 80 DL 1 fe a 1 a '2K Dr lower merely nf tttfHMBUida tn Ma nrrnesraon 8OJP8 CAPCINE POROUS PLA8TEBS art the pefect external application The genutoe here the word CAPCINE cut in the centre Price 23 fe AA I Beabury JohMon ChemHrte New xora ww a womn axar ensr naw i Loeal Newspapers Geo Rowell Co 10 Spruee St 1 fe fe fe fe vfe fe 'A fe" fe 4 i '1' fe ftl fe' iferfe? fe".

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