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seized by five negroes, who tied his hands be-
hind him, and dragged him about half a milo
aud hung him. They treated him very brutal
ly, throwing him over The fences as they reach
ed them, bruising his face and otherwise ma
treating hin. While he Was banging they rolled
back log, dug q trench, threw him IN 1t b lore
life was extinct, and then rolled the log back
to its for ner place. Two of the negroes we're
preachers. The principal one engaged in the
murder Julius Jones) stood by with gun
directing the others, and telling them he would
kill the FIRST one that hinched. The SANE ne
gro went the next day to Henderson, preached
sermon, and baptized fourteen negroes.
Green is represented as refined, intelligent,
accomplished gentleman, but who OCCASION
ally, unfortunately, got intoxicated. His
friends, missing him, it seems found his horse
at this plantation, and his hat at one OF the
cabins. On searching for him, they traced his
footsteps upon the route he had been carried,
and found letter that had been dropped out
of his pocket. Five negroes were arrested,
who confessed the crime, and were taken to
Henderson and placed in Jail. This was on
Monday. o. Tuesday night, about II O'clock,
q mob went to the jail, and hung every one of
them on the public square fronting each side
of the courthouse, the two preachers together. I"
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The Grain Trade of ,nc West.

The simultaneous movements at ST. Louis
and New Orleans, Of which We have had tele-
graphic accounts, in connection with the gram
trade, are nothing less than an effort to divert
the grain exports of the Northwest from the
routo via Chicago, Buffalo and New York to
Europe, and make the Mississippi River The
great channel for this trade. The movement
seems to have started in st: Louis, which is
on xious to become tho great grain emporium
of tine Mississippi Valley. Meetings have been
held, glowing speeches m lde, and considerable
money subscribed for the promotion OF that
object. The Missouri Democrat publishes In
prominent type a list of the subscribers under
the caption, "The Roll OF Honor" meeting
was held at the Merchants Exchange on the
18th, at which additional subscriptions to the
St. Louis Grain Association we're taken up,
and speeches were delivered which illustrate
the prevalent feeling Of those engaged in the
movement. 1t was declared that they want to
export grain to Europe, and that Iowa, Mime
sofa, Southern Illinois and Wisconsin were
tired of being swindled by Chicago spectators,
railroad combinations, New York middlc-men,
&c. They were begging TO trade with st. Louis,
and wherever they sell they will buy. 1t was
urged, therefore, that moro capital be put into
the business. Mr.. STANDARD said that grain
osn-bo landed -fr-Ei-o-rror ss'+sIfrccTs o0I ~
cheaper via st. Louis and New Orleans than
through New York to-day it costs fifteen and
sixteen cents on the Erie Canal alone, and it is
less than that from st. Louis to New Orleans.
at the meeting at New Orleans, on the l7Ih, OF
the Chamber OF Commerce, "the special com
mittee reported il favor of organizing grain
association, with capital OF 100000, the
directors and officers to be elected as soon as
$50 900 is subscribed" Ten thousand dollars,
we are told, was subscribed on the spot towards
carrying out this project. 1t is evident that
the movement is an earnest one all along the
Mississippi. st. Louis already has grain ele-
vators on both sides of the river, and If the
present project is carried out, the railroa1s
coming into St. Lonis will be run so close to
the river that cars can be unloaded at once
upon steamboats, and barges.
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E1st anb fouuo.

OST, LAST EVENING. a SHAGGY
4 4 SCOTCH TERRIER. about fve months old.
vi h silver collar around his neos. The finder will
be rewarded by calling ut tho ! IELtGkAPh tFFlCF.
April 23
LIVE D0LLAfIS KEWAND.-STKAY-
ID ED OR STOLEN, from my residence in Cal.
houn street, on Sunday. llth iust.. aSETTER PUP.
PY-whlte with brown head and brown saddle on
back, aud has double nose. april II
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CHARLESTON BRANCH
LIFE ASSOCIATION
OF AMERICA.
A PURELY MUTUAL WESTERN AND
SOUTHERN LIFE INSURANCE
SOCIETY.
OFFICE OF CHARLESTON DEPARTMENT,
No. 40 BROAD-STREET.
Net Assets of this Department Invested
In this Community,

THIS ASSOCIATION WAS ORGANIZED on THE
22d of June last, ouy nine months ago, and has a.
ready secured al annual revenue from premiums on
existing policies OF nearly s5O0,oD0 Five Hue
dred Thousand Dollarsl. It's new business for the
month of December was s7a,3s3 Sc, insuring the
amount of s1,1s7,OOO. lis new business for the
month Of January was sS6,524 Il, !nsurinS the
amount of 81, .0OO
One months business being greaer than that done
by lhe largest and wealthlest Lite Insurance Compa.
nies in the U,lited States during tue entire u rst
year OF their existence.
The association was first started by the most
wealthy aud influential citizens of st. Louis, for
the purpose of changing the current OF Life Insur.
ance and Life Insurance capital from the East to
the West and South, and as It's plan is liberal and
iust 10 every section State and district, the wealthy
men of the West aud Sou Il generally are insurins
their lives in it. TO the exclusion OF other companies
This is shown by the fact that the policies issued
during the months OF December aud January are Of
m ayerauge amount OF ST. SIS -. drawing III aver
age annual premium OF S4l5 20.
The largest average attained by any other conpa-
ny in the United Staes s about $40 to each poll.
cy, while the average size OF all policies existing In
this country is only about $500.
These fncts speak Tor themselves.
Officers.
q. &. LoPER, President Cashier Peoples National
Bank.
W. GEO. dIBBEs, Vice President Nv. G.. whi!dep +
Col
E. E. JENKINS, II. D., Medical Examiner.
Directors.
JOHN B. STEELE tof North, Steele L Wardell.'
q. IRWIN WALKER Walker, Evans l. Cossweil.
g. W. AIMaR, Druggist.
II. 7. PEAKE, General Superintendent South Caro-.
lima Railroad.
c. F. PANKNIN, Druggist.
JAS. z. SPEAR, Jeweler.
D. u. SILCOX. Wholesale and Retail Furniture.
n. P. CARTER, Secretary and Agent,
March 20 Tyr No. 40 Broadstreet.
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dissolution Of Gupartnersbip.

NOTICE.--THE CnPARTNERSHIP
N hei efofore existing under the name and style
of F. q. zERBST & Co.. at No. 588 King is
this day dissolved by mutual cons. mt. f. ZERBsT
will Continue the business at The old stand in his
own name. aud alore authorized to settle the al
iairS Of the old business. -.,,
F. H. ZERRST.
D. NJ. LCSCHER.
Charleston, g. c., April Is, 1869.
April l9 in"io'
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CONSTANTLY on HAND LARGE sTccK OF
" American and Imported LEAF TOBACCO, TOR
cigar manuiac cturers, as follows:
1. CONNECTICUT LEAF, from ace favored I'LL
ing, at l2 cents per pound. and self work at 20 cts
per pound upwards to The finest selection OF wrap
pers at 81 per pound.
2. NEW YORK STATE SERD-fne. leafy VIZ .p.
pers from 35 cents upwards to 50 cents per pound.
8. OHIO LEAF-wrappers from 20 cents upwards
to So cents per pound.
81 10 to 81 Is per the bale;) upwards to nice wrap
As the Leaf is bought direct from the planters,
am able to sell as low as any Northern house.
CIGARS,
OF our own manufacturing The following brands
LA cARoLINA" CIGARS. at $50 PER ".
LA Corona de Esplna, at s25 per NJ.
s'Partigas f" at S35 per NJ.
sH. Upmaun" tHavanal, ut $50 per VI.
sFgaro" spanish seedD, at $50 per 81.
'Figaro" (st nune Havanal, at SIS pe- y.
&C. M" genuine Spanisbl, at $50 per NJ.
"The Last Sensation" Cl.ar which lights ITSELF
made OF Havana Tobacco ut $50 per u.
imported Cigars Of all grades.
a genuine Spanish Cigar eau always be had at re-
tail ioc 10 cents.
OF SMOKING TOBACCO.
fire assortment for snlr at manufacturers prices
Genuine DURHAM und other celebrated brands al.
ways on hand.
CHEWING TOBACCO.
as FIG, NAVY and PLUG TOBACCO. at all prices;
PIPES, of nil descriptions.
Merchants and Consumers are respectfully invited
to give call, as can supply them with everything
IN the Tobacco line at the lowest price.
Price Current will, by request, be forwarded any.
where. .. MADStN.
April 10 limo
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FRESH DRUGS.

FRESH DRUGS. j.
JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE BIZ
DIR. H. BAER, NO. 13I MEETING-
STREET. =
DISOS's TOBACCO ANTIDoTE -
II Guarana (Headsche) Powders
Roses Cough Syrup
Schenks Pulmonic Syrup
schenks Sesweed Tonic
Saratoga ga" Water
Cherokee Remedy and Cure
Rejuvenating Elixir
chloride OF Lime
Spears Fruit Preserving Solution
Browns Chlorodyne
German Blood or "Kaiser" Pills, &C.. &c.
April 8
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Ggpartnersbip a0tife.

AW NOTICE.-THE UNDERSIGNED
i 4 have this day formed copartnership fer the
practice OF Law AND EQUITY In all the Courts of
the State, under the name and style Of CHAMBER
LAIN & SEABROOK. Especial attention will be
paid to the collection of claims held By parties out
OF the State D. Z. CHAMBERLAIN.
Anril . E B. SEABRO *.
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Fertilizers and General FreIgnts.

The following tables show the quantity
of fertilizers and Of freight of all kinds
shipped over the South Carolina Railroad
in the three months ending March 81, 1869.
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3usuranfe.>

THE CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE IN
sURANCE COMPANY.
OF HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT.
ASSETS and Surplus over............S .Sa4, 900 ,Ou0
DIVIDENDS have averaged over 50 per cent. an
nually.
REspoNsIBrLITY.-Fore eve.y 500 of Liabilities, 1t
has 1854 of Assets.
pREMlUMs.-Nctes takea for so per cent. Of same.
NEW wEHGLAND MUTUAL LIFE INsUR-
ANCE COMPANY.
OF posroS, MASSACHUSETTS.
ASSETS over ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81 900 900
pREMIUMS.-Notes taken for 40 per cent. of same.
DIVIDENDS paid annually on the Contribution plan.
PROPERTY IN
THE ETNA FIRE INSURANCE COM
PANY,
HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT.
ASSETS. ..........'.eo'Aoo's'A
THE HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY,
HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT.
ASSETS. ..............'..''.. ...'...SS'oSo'os'
THE NORTH AMERICAN FIRE lNsUR-
ANCE COMPANY,
HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT.
ASSETS....... ....,............. .....S4io'AoS
THE CONNECTICUT FIRE INSURANCE.
COMPANY,
HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT.
ASSETS. ..................'...'' SofS'oA"
THE IRVING FIRE INSURANCE CON-
PANY,
NEW YoRK.
ASSETS. .................. ....'..... .'''ooSS,os'
MIR. W. c. COURTNEY, of the firm OF W. O.
In connection with this Agency tako risks on COT
TON, RICE ASD PRODUCE generally.
A. H. HAYDEN,
No. a72 KING.STREET.
Januory 90 fmw3mo
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Dants.

NyTANTEp, A HAND PRINTING PRESS.
w Address KEY Boy No. so, Charleston
April .S ftr2
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DLANDISG, RICHARDSON x KHAnIE,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW SOLICITORS n EQUITY.
Manning, S. G.
Will practice in Clarendon County. and in the
Ur tied States Courts.
JAMES D. BLASDING. JOHN g. RtcHARDsoS, 'H
JOSEPH F. RHAME.
JOSEPH F. RHaME will practice separately in
the Counties of Kershaw, Sumter, Darlington, VIII
liamsburg, and will give prompt attention to all bus
ness entrusted to his care. ftn~1mr Aprll9
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WANTED, A YOING MAN TO TAKE
w charge of PLANTATION STORE, Oh San
tee River. apply by letter to KEY BOX 1c1, thares-
ton Postoilce. April 90
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kYERSON & Bates
CnampagnesAle Brewery.
HAKL EN-, N. Y.

rJ1HIs CELEBRATED ALE Is BREwED FRESH
i all through the year and is guaranteed to keep
sound through the hottest weather. and on that
account Is OF oil Aes the best adapted to the South
ern climate.
KNOX, DAILY, & 90, Agents,
February Is 3mos Charleston, I. O.
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Giaars, Gubaffo, &f.
j. MADSEN'S
CIGAR MANUFAC TOR Y
And Wholesale and Retail
TOBACCO HOUSE,
No. s14 KING.sTREEr, CORNER SOCIETY.

No. al4 KING-STREET. CORNER SOCIETY.
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AIANTED To PURCHASE. y Phlfc OF
w HANL SOME PLATED CANL EIABRA, Told
fashioned shape) with four more lights. and with.
out pendants. For suitable PAIR fair price will
be given. Address an. NJ, care Of THE NEWS OF.
FIcE, stating prize and where the articles can be
sten. April 81
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'ase,owtr ,Tran5fript
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

.CONGREGATION'L.- f.. WILLIAMS:
Services on Sabbath, lola. ~, evening y o.
clock, Sunday School at IL IN. Prayer meeting
Thursday evening at $50 o'clock.
METUODlST-Rcv. A. j. NELSON: Scr
vtoc on Sabbath at lO1 a. m, evening y.
Sunday School at ? p. M. Praycr-meetiug,
Thursday evening att.
RAPTISr.-Rev. II. I. Parker Service on
sabbath At 10Y a.m.. evening, at u. Sun
day seuo,.l A. 10 minutes p. III. Praycr-meet-
ing Thursday e,,u.us at u O'Clock. Church
meeting first Saturday Of each month.
PRESBYTERIAN.-Re II. A. MAYHEM
Service every Sabbath at 10y a. m. evening a,
"a O'clook.
CHRIST CHURCH, (EpIsCopAL.)-Rev
l.. ". gibson, Rector: Service ut 10 -. m
V,A7p.m. Friday P. III. Sunday School
2p. M.
CATH0I,1C.-Rcv. JonN KELLER: Servi
two sabbnths in each month.
UNIVERSALIST.-Re Mr.. WAKEFIELD
Service on alternate Sabbaths, Mt tho Cou
House, ut 1o4 a. m. evening r. Sunda..
School ut IL ny.
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M ORTGAGE sALE.-W whereas,

M ORTGAGE SALE. Whereas,
lXl default has been made in the eondi-
lions of certain indenture of Mortgage made
and executed on tbs Fifth day of August, A.
D. 1868, by Joshua L. Davidson and H. At:
tilla Davidson, wife Of the said Joshua E.
Davidson, to De Witt C. West and Harvey
Easton, as executors. of the last will and tes-
lament Of William L. Easton, deceased, shiek
said Mortgage was duly recorded in the ollee 7
Of the Register Of Deeds in and for the County
Of Mower, and State of Minnesota, on to
one O'Clock in the afternoon of said Day, - 9
Book :" H :" # Mortgages, on page four hln-
bred and ninety eight, and which said mort
gage was, on the eighth day of Septembse,
A. D. 1869, assigned by the said De Witt 6.
West and Harvey Easton, executors sfoEe-
| said, to Charles L. Easton, which assignment
| was duly recorded in the Office Of the Register
Of Deeds Of said county, on the fourth day Of
October, A. D. 1869, at three o'clock P. n,
in Book * ." Of Mortgages, on pages foaf
i hundred and one and four hundred and two;
said mortgage being upon the following de-.
scribed Real Estate, situated in the ,'ounty Of
Mower, and State of Minnesota, to-wit: &.
i The East half of the Southeast quartef q
the Northeast quarter of Section Number
Four (4), Township Number One Hundred
and Two (lo2), North of Range Eighteen
E1s) West. e rs q. -.
And given to secure the payment Of the sam
Of Three Hundred Dollars, according to- The
conditions Of , certain premissory note en-
. cuted by the said joshua L. Davidson to ths
said Executors, bearing even dsts with said
mortgage, for the sum Of Three Hundred
Dollars, payable on or before the fifth day
! Of August A. D. 1859, with intsrest Ct The
: rate of ten per cent per annum, payable Aanu
ally, which said note il now held BIZ the aail
Charles Z. Easton. sss=zs z:sts5
And Whereas, there 10 claimed to 81 d.
on said mortgage, and 10 due therson. ct d,
: date Of this notice, the whole amount ct sAll
principal debt, and the interest aeeruing sine
the date thereof to-wit, the sum Of Thre
Hundred sDa Thirty eigbt ard 6fty on
hundrcdths dollars {$SSS.50. And no pro
ceedings at law having been commeneed 4
collect the same, nor any part thereef:
Now therefore, notice is hereby given, ms
by virtue of the power Of sale in said mertsss'
contained, and pursuant to the provisions o
} the statute in snch cases made the said mort
gage will be foreclosed by sale Of The saii
mortgaged premises at public vendus to th'
highest bidder, on the Twenty seventh. day
Of November, 4. o. 1869, at the ONCE o
Page 4 Wheeler, in the village Of Austin
Mower County, Minnesota, to satisfy tn
: amount then duo on said mortgage, tcgethe
with all costs and expenses Of foreclosure m
sale "a allowed by law. - s
Dated October 5th, 1869. e.:zs z5ssssss
! .5:ss4 CHARLES L. EAsTON,
-s:r'>. res -. - =. .AsuISase:
PAGE + WHEELsn,
| Atty's for Assignee. 5 v2-2er7e
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The largest stock Of Empress
Cloths, Merinos and Alpaccas
in Austin, ut Walkers.

THE LIyER.-Its office is to sepa-
rate Impurities from the life current,
the blood, and to sccrete bile. How
apparent the necessity for bealth's sake
is the proper performance Of its. func.
tons. If diseased, it cannot purify the
blood, which, if sent TO the lungs, brain
and every part Of the system, in NOR
bid condition, will produce jaund!ce
insanity, consumption, etc, etc; and by
withholding the stimulus from the In
tcstines, produces dyspepsia, piles an(
many other disorders. Delicate females
and weak children are made strong by
the use of the Constitution Bitters II
fact, they arc family medicine; the.
can be given to the child of three
| months old, the indisposed female, or ;
person of three score and ten.
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President Grants Thanksciyiuw
x'rOcI;lNlatiOn,

:
Proclamation.
The year which is drawing to a close
has been free from pcstilenco. Health
has prevailed throughout the land p;
abundant crops reward the labor of the
husbandman CONNIE CO and manufac-
lures have successfully prosecuted their
peaceful paths ; tho mines and forests
have yielded literally tho nation has
increased in wealth and in strength {;
peace has prevailed, and its blessings
have advanced every interest of the
people Of every part Of the. Union har-
money and fraternal intercourse are re-
stored, celebrating the marks of the
past conflict and estranscmcnt; burdens
have been lightencd, means increased,
civil and religious liberty are secured to
to every inhahitant Of the land whose
soil is trod by none but freemen. It
becomes a people thus favored to make
acknowledgements to the Supreme Au-
thor from whom such blessings flow, of
their gratitude and their dependence, to
render praise aud thanksgiving for the
same, and devoutiy 70 implore contin-
u"ncc of Gods mcroies Therefore,, l
Ulysses S. Grant, President Of the
United States, do recommend that Thurs.
day, the 18th day of November, next,
b." observed as day Of thanksgiving
and of praise, Of prayer to tho Almighty
God. the Creator and Ruler Of the uni
verse and, second, l do further recon-
mend to oil the people Of tho United
States to assemble on that day in their
accustomed places of worship, and to
unto IN that homage and praise due to
tho bountiful Father of all mercy, and
in tervent prayers for the continuance
of the mcrciful blessings he has vouch.
saved to us as people.
In testimony whereof I have here
unto set my hand and caused tho seal
Of the United States to be affixed, this
the fifth day of October, A. D. 1869,
and of the independence of the United
States Of America the ninety fourth
u. s. GRANT.
BY the President
HAMILTON FISH,
Secretary Of State.
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For Beautiful Dress Goods
and .Cloakings, go to Walk er's.

CRAMPS and pains in the stomach, are
the result Of imperfect indigestion, and
may be Immediately relieved by dose
Of Jo].'.son's Anodyne L'niaaent. A
teaspoonful in little sweetcned water
is dose. ~. >5.. .:
HEAVY oats are good for horses
none will deny that; but oats can't
make horses coat look smooth and
gloosy when he is out Of condition
.Shcridan's Cuvohy Condition RopQe,.
will do this when all else fails. -
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Literary Notices.

HARpER's have
received Harper's Magazine for No.
vember, and take pleasure in insur-
ing to our readers that it is a superior
number. This ever popular magazine
contains nearly double the amount of
reading matter furnished by any other
monthly published in this country, and
exceeds, in about the same ratio any
English magazine Of the same general
class. A new story splendidly illus
trated, by Wilkie Collins, (author of
the "Woman in White" "No name,"
"Armadale," etc., will be commenced
in the November number. Single
Copies, one year $500.
HARpER's BAzAR.-"A Repository
of Fashion, Pleasure, and instruction"
IL al and in our opinion, more than It
claims to be. Its fashion plates alone,
are worth double the price Of subscrip-
ton. Single copies 10 cts; $500 per
year in advance.
HARpER's WEEKLY.-As an illus
tratcd and ably edited paper, We think
the UeehIy stands without rival.
This weeks issue contains, among other
good things, biographical sketch and
portraits Of Lord and Lady Byron,
Single copies, 10 cts; $500 per year in
advance.
THE WESTERN MoNTHLY.-"A
Magazine devoted to Literature, Biog-
raphy and the interests Of the west" is
received. It is published by Read
Browne & Co., Chicago. Every mum.
Der contains fine steel engraving and il
filled with TIE choicest reading matter
Single copies, 80 cents $500 per year
THE SOLDIERS FnILND.--This OK
cellcnt weekly paper heretofore pub
lishcd at Davenport Iowa, has beef
moved to Chicago. Every Soldic
ought to subscribe for this paper
Subscribers who subscribe now will &c
the paper two months free. Term
$500 per year. Address Havilana
Co., No 8 Custom House Place Chi
csgo, Ills.
Coop HEALTH for November is o
our table, and we pronounce it the bes
work Of the many publications no.
issued Every body ought to take i
Published by Alexander Moore. No z
Franklin street, E"ston.
500 HsARlsEss.a on APPLE'
Just received at S,oules' choice varietie
Of winter fruit, and we will sell tt
same for less money than can be obta'n'
t!i,Ulsrc in this county.
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NoT1CE.-Mr. Anderson gives notice
in this weeks issue to all indebted tc
him to call and settle. We would re-
fer such to his notice in another col
unln,
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-- =
wood.

Wood.
We should be pleased to take few
loads of wood, on Subscription, as soon
% other pressing work will permit Gifts
being hauled. Farmers who hesitate
to subscribe on account Of lack Of ready
cash, may be reminded of the omniver-
eus character Of the editorial nav,
which can digest anything, from a
tcnpenny nail to a mammoth cabbage.
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JUST, received at Soule's so Dozen
Catsup, pint Bottles, which We will sell
for 1925 per Dozen Usual retail
price % cents per bottle.
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LADIES, it you want a splendid COL
lar, either the Genuine or Imitation,
Cluny, Paper or Linen; Linen or Paper
Cuffs, 20 to Austin l. Richardson's.
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100 DOZEN can fruits just received
at Soule's of all kinds only. rs cts per
can. or $50 per case Of 2 Doz., 2 tb
cans.
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Austin & Richardson are getting
piles Of new goods.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1869-11-04

DoS'r forget to call At Alderson's Variety
Store, on Main street, stand formerly occupied
by N. P. Austin, he has veil selected stock
Of goods, Of almost every description, which
he is selling At very low prices.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1869-11-04

TIME TABLE. & ST. FAUL Ry
Passenger trains will leave Austin. going
East. at lis and lO.45 =. NJ. going West, at
40 and LOO a. NJ.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1869-11-04

WANTED IMMEDIATELY.-A wood
chopper enquire Of G. LoEFFLER at
No l Johmson's store,