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New-York tribune., 1869-06-07
4uttirn SaIts Of StaI 6statt.
}. JoHNsoS. IT,. AustoSeer.
RY JOHN NSON e. MIL LER,
ID AUCTIoNEERs AND

RIAL ESTATE BROKERS,
No. 25 EASsIE ST.. COR CspAEIr.. hIu.foRE 81,
City ReEdsns Stores Lots Cosny ssau and FLna bough sou
rented usE0d Auction Sales Of Furniture ke
ABSOLUTE AUCUIOa SALE,
on TUESDAY. JUNB g. 1859
the premises kOSTRAkD PARhH between
CLARBNCEvILLE and VAN WYCKAVBS the uBe,On Of South
SIDE Long snd rofh and Jansies Railroads farther from
EeU.York Ctr Hall than HARLEM, and far heeessbe
169 SPLENDID BUILDING LOTS
An Smelly level grades se ron other sheeena
bic features easy and eonnoduBg and Al prices % low
that all mar Etenre hoW eSteads VI their
There probably property IN s vicinity Of the City dVin
taESouT thar the HOsAHd Farm different railroads.
opposite skirt W boundaries bf0rnE eommGneA
boA with the metropolis all hours s day IEh vita low rates
oeoumuoh TIE property viii bear Inspections RoRe who ausHa
the sale will be dlSippoiltrd
The hiloviHE features will ehIrscteriYe this sale:
EVERY LOT OFFERED WILL BIZ SOLD Absolutely WITH.
OUT LIMIT ten per eest Of preesed ofths sale will be .I
pended erecting depot and the free lunch viii e
Isdv the arrival o the train tickets E Do sud As
South side Railroad 10 the ground
HOW TO GOOn the zornnE OF the sale the uybea
either At the foot Of ROosevel At 10 ococE the loot 81
Gthudst tine 10 South Eghhbt, SnIeurFh arg
there take South Side Railroad to the property Time Om Hs"io
IS minutes
For maps tickets apply JOHNSON MILLER No rs
New-YOTk.
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"A o'eloeI a ~. JUNE IL, 1909 or slppliug
FRESH BEEF
10 the troops a This post ,,. ,
A. a .,f must fresh Of good marketable Guav 10 equal
,op, Of sbI bind quarters (Lek shank And kidney tsow TO
H. at. delivered At t Post i-re " cost W such qutu'
ty a. an Be- time required bT aHd on such DAYS The
Commanding shall rrccctg four tines week
cattle ghd Tor beef 10 be delivered uuder tIs
Of t fourth rrsbra ioat apd the breast
down shanks Of fore quarters shan be cut 90 n three
m inches knee out a1d u hnl quarters from sH ~
eight inches above the Gaubre or hock joint o.,
S. Proposals. duplicate a also be received by The under.
hour and date above mentioned r supplying com
B,d and tser families ,tatogei Al this Post or'sppled
t.n .h choice fresh beef they from time T. tine
rsoa such sos aud Porierhouss steak standing nbs or nD'
TpAA - - II. ~. ...h -. ,t-,. =, tbs
shall direct the hrst day oi July
gg sl subject . approval Of the Conmasdns General o Ae
Department u the Ehsi -, ~, -,
~ e - amer the bids opened except OF he
i,, bder drR whose viii DO returned seI
tie satisfactory dsAfsJ o fIeA Dse' lo1 1' " N' 'P'
usIe VI the contract 81, a.. v...h
ulstsd 10 be tLen tie Conmary st fo liamlon
b powr supply deficiency by purchase and tho Con
..-st.t IN 6e eharrsd uih The ddersscs of cost
required enter nto bonds Tor the sum OF
NJ Dollars sgue1 also by responsible suretes whose
n,n.. .pst BE- mrHuoued 10 the bdA 49,, a., -,
IN P,opoa he opened a. II O'clock on the l21h dy OF
& Ig al Port Hamilton ~ H. at which ume and place bidders
reguested 10 be ptesenI
~ Port Hamilton, n. T. ~.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-07

XUANTED-For a private family, upper OF
w lover PART OF HOUSE, ldi City, Address Hiih par
ueular, and price o. Tribune OGcs
New-York tribune., 1869-06-07

! FoEr H.uiLroN. y. !. H. June s. 1869
PROPOSALS in duplicate with copy of this
me attached. VIII be received by the uBlegnet uut
| M ocoeE a ~. JUNE IL, 1909 lor uppLug
FRESH BEEF
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yuusis anS 4arms ManttS.

WANTED-A brOWn-sto HOUSE, up
w teHni price $4,000 for which and grounds
uRineumbersd Brooklyn would piyssnt Apply
h A rutland Go. No 3BsstmIu-sL, n Y.
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o. II. PIERsoS, AueuoHesr
Ply A. D. MELLICK, JR., g. Bro
ACCTIoNERRs.
aud Dealers in Jersey Real Estate. No. &c Finest,
WEDNESDAY, June 9, Alp.m
GREAT sALB AT NORTH ELIZABETH n J.,
81 PLOTS. EACH 5OTl5o FEET
EQUAL TO THREE CITY LOTS.
THREE NEW DWELLINGS,
Msnssrd roofs and thoroughly built by owner,
situated only three minutes walk from Station 600 feet from oeuh
Park with ne views Of Newark Bay and in the vicinity OF hnone
Improvements.
Elizabeth a city Of 2 900 inhabitants the City HAn hin
Thirteth-st, with a Communication Of l32 trains daily
This OF the important oted sales Of the season. the prop
eIy being ubeIseptionable In eysrJ particular
Special the oot Of Couaudt,t at lS H. on the day
COLLATION. the arrival Of the train For Railroad passes
maps aud full particulars, apply at the Ofce OF
ROBERT DAVIS, No 2O0 Broadway,
OF Of the AuctoueerS
No. d Pine-st y. 7.
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glItsieFtstu county yral estats for saI,.

A n ELEGANT new HOUSE, II rooms, Man
IA roof bot and cold water modern With
tv choice land in Wesieh Comfy Garage house
siabes hour from city NeslGvn Railroad more laud
required; Ysy attractive, and will be sold tgure
T. DIHGEE, No Finest
EOR SALE or TO LET-A handsome COUN-
TRY PLACE With eve OF ground corner Of West Farms
Road and hOuSs has u oos 'hd bath room carriage
bSrses there
ths place. Apply JAMES r. SMITH. jL, No l5ststest
DOR SALE, EXCHANGE, or to LET, a
splendid HOUSE three sT o Forest Grove MoraanA
VII sIehGBgs EeWYOk BoOkyn property Photograph
Of H. CORSET No 6Z Bosery, kauonA Bshk
lag Room No. =
&6 SO0 "A desirable COUNTRY RESI-
VO,0DNINDs DHHCB st MamaTObsok, from city
with Carriage House all god
Srd Vshsty d lhade sad ut good BsgkbooO
Vsfy cheap terms 70 suit T. DIS0BB. No SPinsSt
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MOUNT -JEFFERSON, at AUCTlON-On
" the premises 1863 consisting of u acres Of
LAND barn earage stables henue eoshmaHs house gar
dcp L. &C.: plenty aud fruit abundance or water
fever su ague o Eve minutes walk from Poarsief
d.uot IN al town Of Rte Eeslok a8l NeSHGsn Railroad
b,g be ghes. land the line Of that road ah view VI the
sound ioT 90 niles; unsurpassed location Tor hotel
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gsttur,s auS Sgfttin9s.
ctr Curt.

CPRING MEETING.
y 1862
JEROME PARK.
AMERICAN JOCKEY CLUB.
REGULAR MEETING.
TUESDAY, JUNE s-POUR RACES
THURSDAY JUNE l0-FoUR RACES.
SATURDAY JUNE l2-FIYg RACES
POOLS viii be sold By Major W. c. Barker at the Subscriptions
Rooms No go Broadway evening preceding sd at suA
other times may notsed the Course each day Of races
First race each day punetuaiy at o'clock.
Admission Field eeIhN
To Field and Grand Stand 5O Field Graud Stand and Qusr
Stretch So So Carriages Qasre Stretch tickets may be eb
tand At sOcs Club go Broadway and at the entrance
to the Course BELMONT PresideaI
G. wHEArLT Secretary
NEW-YORK & HARLEM RAILROAD-JE-
~ ROME PARK RACRS-Err trains will be each dAJ,
leaving Fortyecond depot and p returning aner
~ l. C. BUCKHOUT Gen supt.
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Smmtr Gstrtats

A LOVERS of NATURE-ine shades and
"A. cheerful country homewhO Wish good BOARD reasonable
rates will accommodated by addressing Box No 10 Salem CeHtsr.
Wechestsr County, Nev.lork.
belmont HALL, Schooey's Mt, n. j., will
I'D be opened June Is b. A. CROWELL
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yursts, Gariagrs, &s

CARRIAGES AND HARNESS.
~ invite those Of aBs Carriages 70 anns h't rae
ami Circular Clarence wsstehess hs most
Rage designed fall Asormesi Of see eaAxse Beng en-
broadway ve ssl IS per than Broadway stores
O''-N' " uAMs FoaTAsI Gnd LafaIstSAlIss. AsuI0sk>
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1869-09-09
LIE ROY ITEMS.

Owing to the continued rain storms,
the wheat crop is not quite secured, but
this much We know, that at present
writing every indication points to more
than an average crop. As yet, very
little wheat has been brought into
market. We learn of few hundred
bushels contracted for immediate de-:
livery at $40 per bushel. This we
consider a good price, and we think
farmers will do full as we'll to sell this
fall as to wait and take the chances of
rise, and as many Of them are paying
high rates Of interest on debts, we think
they will show their good sense by sell
ling now and paying up. They not on
ly do good act for themselves, but
they help their friends the merchants
without whom they could not Well get
along. Our market report will show a
general improvement.
The merchants Of Leroy will be
fully prepared for large trade. They
have every reason to expect large sales
and they seem determined: that their
customers will have no reason to COM
plain Of prices or assortments to select
from. For few months past VIC have
not had our usual stock Of goods in Le-
Roy, but now We will be able to CON-
pete with any town in Southern Mime
sofa, or Northern Iowa, and as for fair
and square dealing, We have them.
Mess. j. D. Allen &C.,, have indeed
very large stock of hardware Of every
description and as they arc sharp buy
ers they can sell so no man can COM
plain. In the same building customers
will find 1nymundson Il Rus, Stove
and Tin Ware men, ''who know how to
do it," They are getting large as
sortment Of stoves, and any man or wo-
man who is in want of anything in their
line and can get away from them with
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1869-09-09
Uncertain.

Uncertaia.
Upto the hour ofgoing to press it is
impossible to predict the result of the
State Convention held in st. Paul to
day. The extraordinary developments
Of the last few days, eliminating in
tho announcement that Mr.. Donnclly
is candidate for Governor, and the
withdrawal Of Gen Averill from the
contest for Treasurer, leave no room to
doubt that the fight over the highest
Office will be sharp and bitter. The
friends Of Judge Austin came near
being caught mapping in the idle sup
position that there was for once clear
coast even in Minnesota politics, but
they are y ow fully aroused to the situa-
ton, and will not yield the ground so
easily won, without desperate struggle
Donnclly and his friends are willy and
unscrupul"us and may win by the use
of the new strategy. Some big bar
gain made to day may place either as
pirant beyond danger Of defeat. We
are prepared for any result
The fight between McIlrath and
Whitcomb will be close with the chan
ces in favor Of the former. The Sean
dinavians will take Secretary Of State
and their probable man is Hans Matt
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1869-09-09

Ir you do not feel we'll you send for doctor,
he calls upon you, look wise, sucks the head Of
his cane, scrawls some hieroglifcs upon piece
Of paper which you take to drug store, and
there pay SO cts to 81 90 besided the doctor fee,
for remedy nine times out of ten not half as
good as Judson's Mountain Herb Pills, which is
only 25cts. per box. Do you think the former
the best because you pay the most for it, if you
do we advise you to use just for an experiment
the Judson's Mountain Herb Pills, and see for
yourself, that they are one of the best family
medicines compounded, they cure Headache,
Indigestion, Billiousness, Jaundicc, and all
Female Irregularities. Give the Mountain
Herb Pills trial. Sold by all Dealers.
H:sois and Shoes Boots and Shoes .. 49,
The $: ,.. -, STOCK is now open for inspection
and sale. Everything pertaining to a first
class, and late style ladies' mems md children
Shoes now hand, also a prime stock of
gents and boys fine calf and kip boots and
shoes Of every description. This stock was
bought of the manufacturers, in Massachusetts,
selected from eight different concerns, Of stab
lishel reputation for first class work. | feel
confident tina. can, and will sell better work,
fer tho same money, than can be obtained
in Mower County. To be convinced that the
above is fact, examine my stock, and prices,
before making your purchases oo,-,n
nss-Thcsc goods are all warranted
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1869-09-09
MARRIED

At he residence of Rev. NJ. D. Reeves, in the
Township Of Spring Valley. Fillmore county,
MINI. August the 22nd, 1862 by the Rev. N:
D. Reeves, Mr.. GAKREr SMITH, of Frankford
Mower county, MINI. and Miss ALMA CROSBY,
of Bloon field, Fillmore county, MINI.
At tho Residence of the brides father in
frankfort, Sep. 5th, 1869, by the Rev. VIM.
II. soule, Mr.. SMITH E. BoYss, and Miss SA-
RAH JAWS ANKER, of Frankford MINI.
Well done Smith ! We always thought that
you was the man that would get her, and this
last act has proved it beyond a cavil. We
wish for you and the gentle partner Of Joul
life pleasant journey through all tho stages
of your existence, and as you approach the
western declivity, may the down grade be easy
the breaks in perfect order and the wheels Of
time roll smoothly on to The end of the route
where may God grant you both one home Al
last. =
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1869-09-09

STRANGE But TRUE. A man was
drowned in the streets of St: Char les on
Saturday last. A farmer had come in
to that village to procure help for his
harvest field, and having succeeded in
getting seven or eight men started with
them in his wagon. Near Halls Hotel
there is small spting stream, which
had risen in few hours to Aood-tide.
In, attempting; to cross, the whole
load of men and team were: swept down
stream, ard one Of the men Was drown
ed. His name was James Carrick, and
his home opposites St..sLouis, Mo. He
had On his person about $3.50 in money.
|-Watfe!a Democrat.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1869-09-09

Burglary.
On last Tuesday night the dwelling
house Of Mr.. j. J.. Clark, Of this place
was broken open by burglars. From
appearances the next morning, the
house had been thoroughly searched,
but nothing was missed. Mr.. Clark
had sold bis house that day and received
quite an amount Of money, which, with
out doubt the burglars intended to Sc,
cure. But fortunately neither the
money nor the family were there.
We warn our citizens to be on the
lookout for burglars. 1t is said that
there is an organized band lurking about
tUTn
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1869-09-09
Teachers Institute.

TcNchCrS InSfilufC,
. Since the present School Supcrintcn-
dent came into Office, there has been no
teachers institute held in the county.
AS consequence, public interest in the
cause is diminishing and the schools are
gradually running down. Cannot an
Institute be held this fall
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1869-09-09
out buying must be more than smart.

A very; short time ago men here
would have told you that furniture
store Of any size would not pay, but our
little" friend Marts has proved to the
contrary. His great trouble is to get
furniture ready fast enough.
The County Convention held here
last Thursday, made little stir, and VIC
are of the opinion that the result of the
Convention will be to satisfy the Kc
ring men that the voters of Mower coun-
ty will be on baud this fall to look after
their own little business to suit them
selves.
We understand that there was very
brilliant and very select party at Nc
KEGS Hall, Monday evening last. We
were not Of the favored few invited and
cannot Of course give description of
it, but We. understand from one who
was there that the affair did great cred
it to the managers (who secured the
ladies. beforehand for. themselves and
then issued invitations to the young
gents who of course found themselves
out in the cold.)
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1869-09-09

MORTGAGE SAL E.-Default hay
lXl ing been mados;n thesco9ditions O. \
certain indcnture; Of Mertgase,s made, dated
and executed oni the tweaty-seveiish day oil
May, A. D., 1888, by &:+Wheat nd J. -
Wheat his wife to john T. Asher, sai dull sY2-
corded on said day at 42-o.elac.s vi il ;ae slico
oSthe Register Of Deeds in aud for q. .,rpSi~
of Mower, and State of Minnesota, 2ao..
''H of Mortgages, and Page As, - v;..e.i
mortgage there is due and claimed I, $50
at tho date hereof, the SUM of Two
Nineteen and Ninety one huntsredtks :,
($2l9,90), and no proceedings ct law hs.'
been instituted to recover saia anlcv.t ,i,r ~.
part thereof, and the premises described :,
and conveyed by said mortgage being as fss
lows, to-wit: Lots Eight (s) aud Min. 10Y in
Block twenty. eight (2S} in Davidson's Add
ton to the. village Of Austin, Mover county
State Of Minnesota, as tho same, appear o.
record in the Office Of Register OF Deeds in said
County
NO" therefore notice is hereby given that by
virtue OK power OF salein said mortgage con-
ea:nca, ana recorded. and spursuan: to tho
statute IN such cases made ana; provided, the
sad mortgage will be fereclosesi, by sale Of
said premises herein described at the Office Of
rage 4 Wheeler. in the village OF Austin. IN
said county Of Mower at puh1ic ren'ue t. tho
highest bidder on Saturday the Twen:.;-f..th
DAY Of September, A. D. 1869 at one o cock in
the afternoon Of satd day to satify tie amount
shen due on said mortgage, and the co',s
foreclosure, together, with twenty-nFe "'''a''
49, ATTORNEYS fees oovensated an" asT,e,-
10 be paid by the terms Of faid mo tsags
case Of foreclosure.
Oaset Austin, MIMI, Ausuet 9th. !so9
JOHN J. ASHER.
ss Mortgagce.
fAGE L WHEELER, Il -
At'ys. fer Nortgagee.l 74alo
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1869-09-09
RACINE SEPT. 6, 1869.

ED1ToRs TRANSCRIPT
Will you let me say a word or two
about politics. l went down to Leroy
last week to see what was going to be
done at the County Convention.
found all the old familiar Austin faces
except the portly ex-Trcasurer Who
will I'll his place :? I could see from
what little observation that had time
to make, that Allen, Snow & Co. were
not in good spirits. Things did not go
to suit them Leroy had gone against
them 50 they told me. l hope Leroy
will continue to do SO was asked by
a Lekoy man if would support S. P.
Bacon for Representative. Now this is
little too much when I remember that
last summer when in Convention at
Leroy, this same Bacon stood in the
oack part Of the hall, just where bis
masters put him to Call a meeting to
order as one of the Central Committee,
while Mr.. Smith was marching up the
house he nominated, seconded, and cleo
ted Smith to the chair. This was
nothing more or less then Rufianism. !
cannot consistently support such man
for any Office. ] know him Of old. I
am told he makes promises that he is
going against the ring. I don't believe
him. He must try bis hand on the
new corners, not on us old settlers. We
want none of him. Give US some good
man that is opposed honestly TO the
ring and We will support him. 4
| Candidates for Treasurer are thick.
We have one or two over here on our
side Of the county. How many have
you in Austin If We don't get good
officers this fall it will not be because we
will not have lot to pick from, and
one thing I must and will say in behalf
Of myself and neighbors and that is, you
must swear eternal war against the Aus
tin Ring or we WON'T support you. No
lodging about it either. You must
come out not one thing to one man
and another thing to another man.
Stand out like men. Now Mr.. Editors
| have had my say, I will feel better, SC
good bye. OLD SETTLER.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1869-09-09
ID angerOlIs.

ID angerOlIS.
The frcshet the first of the week
made the street this side the bridge
across Cedar nearly impossible. 1t
should be repaired Immediately.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1869-09-09
Promises Of Once.

The Ring have some five or six men
working in different parts of the county
under promises ofsupport for Offices this
tall. There is one at lie Roy. two or
three on the east side and some nearer
Austin. Look out for the snare.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1869-09-09
County Superintendent

At the next meeting of the Board OF
Commissioners County Supcrintend.
ent of Schools will be appointed. We
urge the teachers and the friends of ed.
ucation to express their wishes to the
board by petition as to whom they would
have appointed, and hope this will be
done immediately ". We are assured that
the Board will consult the wishes of the
people in this matter.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1869-09-09

j. j. Hayes
Matchmaker and jewclcr is out with
a new advertisement this week. Tic
keeps fine stock, does work in the best
style and at cheap rates. There !s no:
a better icwclcr in this section.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1869-09-09
Service.

Elder Wakefield, who was granted
a few months respite by the Universalist
Societies Of Owatonna and Austin on
account of poor health, will hold service
morning and evening at the usual hours
Of worship on Sunday next, at the Court
House.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1869-09-09
Death Of General RaWIsus


Gen. John a. Rawlins, Secretary; of
War, died in Washington D. c. at 7
o'clock the 9th instant. He was ma
tive Of Illinois, and for several years a
resident of Galena. He was one of the
many men brought out and developed
by the late war. As an Aid and con-
fdant, Of Gen. Grant, he rose suddenly
from comparatively humble rank to
the highest military position which a
military President could bestow upon
him. The highest eulogium that can
be passed upon him is that he has done
weN III every place he has occnpied.-
His death is a national loss.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1869-09-09

: FANS! FAss!! FANS 80 dog. just re-
ceivcd at l.. Sou!c's. AN styles and varieties.
Palm 'T'cas, Willow, leriumed fan, uolly wood,
and Cedar.
We are now. rceci wing large stock of dry
and fancy goods which viii be sold at knock
down prices.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1869-09-09

Picture Frames Picture Frames
We have \ very largo stock of nice new
Gilt, ard Rose and Gilt, and Black Walnut
Mouldings on hand.
HOPKINS & FERNALD,
Dealers in Furniture, Austin, MINI.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1869-09-09

TO THE Laiies OF Move. County and vicinity
We would say don't fail to examine that i'm
mensc stock of Hosiery at S",,!e's. 100 dozen
Just opened. good ribbrL Hose pairs for
100. Good plain Hose pairs for $l.Go
Real English barred Hose, heavy, for 2,5 cents
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1869-09-09

Tie Editor Of the Blue Earth City
Post has received the appointment Of
Post Muster at that olace: > 4
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1869-09-09

An Immense stock Of Cottons, blo;chcd and
unhlcachcd, Of all. widths just received at
Soulcs'. Also a full limo of Ticks, Stripes,
Dcni,ns, Checks, Nankins and D.. & Y. Cotton
aAes. all ofthcm Of Tho most popular brands,
be sold Cheap for Cash.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1869-09-09

WILL the gentleman from Northern
Iowa, who bought Of US ST ), Chamber Sctt,
please call and get the detached ornaments.
HOPKINS 4 FERNALD. 4.
Dealers in Furniture, Bedding, etc., Austin,
Minnesota.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1869-09-09
81 1.l3 per cent. Below Cost

Hank, EVERYBODY Save your stamps by
going to SOulc's to SOC that immense stock of
goods just opeAod-obtained from parties east
who had tho gripes the worst kind-and will be
sold at ices that will cause owners Of lean
wallets to smile.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1869-09-09

The Germans of San Fran cisco
are making grand preparations for the
reception Of Carl Schurz