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Mower County transcript., 1869-12-09

Horace Greedy has published long
article on Minnesota politics, giving
Mr.. 1gnstius Donnelly = going over,
closing the article with the follow.
ing:
We have thus followed tho sinuous
aud slimy trail Of this demagogue, be-
cause it elucidates some other move
ments whereof the real significance
may escape the careless reader. The
Free Trade demonstration on this side
and on that are aimed At tho Repub-
lican party, and at Gen. Grants admin
istration land hence it is that care il
taken to put Republicans in the fore.
ground on every occasion. The wire
workers thoroughly understand that
to make the people impatient Of taxa
ton 10 to insure the success Of the Op-
position, who are not obliged to pro-
vide for the payment Of our great debt,
principal or interest, and who would
rejoice to hear that the Treasury had
stopped payment thereon.
Nothing suits them better than to
rec the Republicans crying, "Dowu
with the Tariff" |" for they know that
is tho prelude to National bankruptcy
and reputation. Lot it be announced
that the Treasury was unable to
pay the current interest on the debt,
and the Republicans would find them
selves where the Democrats did, after
the financial collapse of1837.
" But they tell Us they favor the
Revenue Tariff" suggests some in
tense greenhorn. Yss. Sir; they told
us 20 when they broke down Protection
in 1923, and enacted that every i'm
post should be reduced one tenth Of the
excess over 20 per cent, till 1912; !;
when there would be- left . purely Rev.
ea,te Tariff of:20 per cent, ad salorem
So said, so done; aad our Revenwe Tar
if ofthe Cslhui stsmp yielded just
about half revenue enough to defray
the current expco :es of the Govern
ment, not half 70 much. u the Protec-
tive, !" anti-eonmercial" Tariff which
it had gradually sapplanted. If you
think the people have forgotten the
severe lessons Of 1887 49, you may
fancy that they will try that disastrous
experiment over again.
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For the best cloths, latest styles and
closest fits, call at the establishment Of
P. Zcller, Merchant Taylor, second
door south of the Court House and At
tho southwest eorner Of the Public
Square. Mr.. Zellcr has been doing .
large business since removing to his
nov store. Prosperity seems to be in
his path of honest dealing and We BE-
.re.k for hia continued success.
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= JAMES TRUESDELL has this
day received fresh supply Of Buffalo
Shocs-Artics-Woel Lined Boots
felt and other goods, and full line Of
all other desirable goods. All Of
which may be had at low rates fox cash.
December 1 zoe" az
~ ANVvs WV
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FRESH supply Of Shelf Hard
ware just arrived at Austin,
Smout + Co. Which was
bought low. for cash, and will
be sold in the same manner.

,NoRss's lxn1Ax Roo1 PlIL<-Ns hAxs lately
bssa shoWA ths fatnu1e i5s0 which thsso Pills
are prepared and from this and ons experience
in the use Of then, can honestly pronsancs
tA.. : god safst 80 rsiiahls naaiaina- RA-
ing entirely free ffos> sB poisonous insrsdi:
snts they can be sss.ly used vhile performing
the active duties OF lifs. We wo~ld adxise al
to use tAsn and BY fair trial yos can 80 =
sncs the benefit derived from them. Use
Norss's Iudien Rect Pills In oil cases Of Ei3i)i
ousnsss, Headache. Female Irregulasitiss,
Liver Complaints, l. Sold BY al' Dealers:
v2n2%nS.
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Ar HIS OLD BUslNEss.-We have
received copy Of the Mower Comfy
TRANSCRIPT, published at Austin, Min
nesota, with the name Of GEo. II. Or1s
Us editor and publisher. We are. glad
to welcome the Major to tho editorial
fraternity again, and expect much pleas
ure in reading tho TRANSCRIPT each
week. Success attend you "TooNY." "
We will risk your enterprise and ability
to make good paper for tho people Of
Mower County.-!ih"eraf Point (Wis.
Tribune. So - 49,
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NOTICE..

All persons indebted to Dr.. P. G. Berry,
will take notice that hs hes left oil accounts
with Joka Ath. rton for collection, in Austin.
By paying their acsounts to him and taking
his receipt therefore will be the same - If paid
20 me. shall b obliged to solicit of those
possible, The necessity Of immediate, pay
nent 10 abs0luts.
All persons wishing to consult DR.. Berry,
BY letter or otherwise, will ind him 1t No
l7S west Madison street, Chicago.
All friends from Austin Or Mower county,
ase respectfully solicited to call on Dr.. Berry
while in Chicago. Thoy shall be made vel
PC. BERRY, MD.
OeAoheP n. 1870. n19.tf
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MINNESOTA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
An Early Prospect for it, Completion
Great Advantages 70 Austin.

The work on the railroad, known ~
the Minnesota Central, running from
Cedar Falls, Iowa, north to this point,
where it will intersecs the Iowa and
Minnesota divisions IF the NJ. and St.
Paul Railroad, has been resumed, and
the greatest activity is being displayed
in pushing the work to = rapid compile
ti0n.
About Eve weeks ago work was
stopped, owing to lack Of material,
but sufficient iron has now been secured
to insure the completion Of the work
without further delay. The road Is
thus far finished from Dubuque to tho
State liue, and there only remains
space of six miles to be built when the
road will be in full working order. It
is expected that the work willbe accom-
plished within ten days, unless heavy
snow should put an embargo ON further
operations.
Austin will reap = great advantage
with the introduction Of this uew road,
for the following reasons: First, this
road connecting as it will with St. Paul
and the coal regions Of Northern Iowa,
must have the effect of increasing travel
and stimulating business Of every des-
scription. Minneapolis, St. Anthony
and St. Paul are the recognized lumber
markets of the West; and taking into
consideration the fact that direct CON.
munication is opened between the great
lumber and coal sections of the West,
the results must prove advantageous, to
Austin as the junction of these two
reads.
Second, the Minnesota Central will
prove the shortert route for the travel.
ing public, to pass from St. Louis and
southwestern cities to St. Paul, Mime.
apolis, and towns along the line, when
return in south.easterly direction
may he effected through the medium Of
the NJ. and St. p. Il. Il. and ito con.
nections..
From present appearances, Austin
bids fair to become one Of the great
railroad centres Of the West, which will
rapidly build up and increase in popu-
lation, making it great busines. point.
If, As we:le.rn it il proposed, the
Southern Minnesota Railroad run their
trains to the Austin depot, the effect
must be to increase the business of our
city still moro.
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The popular Bradley 4 Metcalf boote
and shoes are for sale ONLY by Mr..
]. Trucsdell in this plaec, -''aigu Of the
"Big Boot" IL
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WILL the gentleman from Northern
lows, Who bought Of u. .:$i7s. Chamber sets,
please calf and ct tho detached ornaments.
HOPKINS / FERNALD,
Dealers In Furniture, Beddi.G, -. AsssiD,
Minnaeo&a g..
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LADIES if you want White Mar.
SELLS, Iron Crcnadine, Leno, Shot,
Poplin, Pekin cloth dress, goto
10 AUSTIN & RICHARDSON'S
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Thank you gentlemen.

The St. Paul Pioneer Of yesterday
publishes an exhibit of the number oi
buildings vr.Otvda during tho year 1869
giving locations, amounts expended,
and names Of builders.
The statement Us Published cccupya
Eve columns Of space.
The amount expended is claimed to
30 81 500, 900.
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first National Rank Of Austin,
(suseessor to N>rlan W. Page, Bsnker.)
OLIVER y. SHAW, HARLAN ". PAGE.
President, Csshis".

OLIVER ". SnAw, Mp. ArsrlH,
]. H. MERRILL, E.O wHErLER,
(Fre,idsnt First uARLAx W. PAoR.
National Bank Of McGregor, Iowa.)
Eastern Exchange and Drafts On Great
Britain and all principal Continental Cities, for
sale in sums to suit
Collections will receive prompt attchticn.
Agents for Inmsn Lane Of Steamships AID
Tikets sold 1t low eat currency rates to and
from every Railway station IN Europe.
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100 DOZEN can fruits just received
At Soule's Of all kinds only 25 cts per
can. or $50 per case Of 2 Dos., 2 ID
cans. -
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ALL RAIL 70 pVnVeua.-St. Paul
ID now in all rail communication With
Dubuque, by the completion Of the Co.
dar Valley road, Of Iowa, to the State
line, and union with the Milwaukee
and St. Paul Railway. On Thurrday
last the first through shipment from
St. Paul arrived in Dubuque. Among
the articles shipped was large quantity
Of. venison.-& Paul Diq'atch, 9th.
We are informed that the above i
slightly incorrect. a. thore is yet six
miles Of road 20 be completed.
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FOR Beautiful Dress Goods
and Cloakings, 60 to Walkers.

ANYBODY and everybody # you
want anything below Austin nevsPal@r
quotations, 20 to Austin 4 Richardson's
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Anderson proposes to change his
business, and enter. into the Grocery
line entirely. During the past week
he has been selling at auction and pri-
vatc sale stacks Of Dry Goods, Notions,
&c., and has good supply yet on hand.
Call around and see him.
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LADIES if you want the incest lot Of
Dress Gimos. Bullion Fringes, Box
lueiliag, &C., ke.: 90 70 Austin h
Richardson's. .
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Doxr 70 70 Natson's old stand 70 ind Al
derson's Variety Store, but 80 I've doors south
Of AustiR. L smsat'ss hardxazs store ssaad
fa1saerly eeauH.sA kY n T. Austin, on Aaia
sA,.>k =.
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CALL at Austin, Smout & Co.,
toget the New York elect Skates
also and endless variety Of other
styles at very low prices.
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LADIES if you want Black or Col
ored Alapac., Changcable Poplin, OF
Plaid Nlohair, 50 to Austin & Richard
sons. :
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Geo. H. Otis has assumed control OF
the Mower County TRANSCRIPT, which
wo are glad to noto il materially i'm.
proved under it, new management
Martin County Atlas
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nlDAY AFTERNOON.

Tbs :o.le~;os Programme h.s b.sz arranged
for s1ssting: ..":
IRlDAY AFTERNOON.
1.3o-Dsvotioaal Exercises.
so'loek-Fivs Minute Reports from ssha>ls
BY Delegates.
I o'eloes-Qusstion Drawer.
I. .3o-Adjoarnnent.
FRIDAY EVENING.
7.oeloek- Relation Of ~ Sunday School to
Aldrsss By B.. F. JACOBS. Of Chicago, end
ethsre.
SATURDAY MORNING.
Asa3oek- tienal Bxsreiass.
.. 3o.-What ars tAs rsl.tisas Of Raaiu Re-
ligious Instruction 70 sabbs' school Instrno-
tfou3 - ----------- -~--~--------'- -
Diseussisn opened BY Rev. J. n. Roeers.
: 10. o'elo 'k-How shall . ,sxivaf spi10 b
best secured and maintained in the Sunday
SehoolI
Opened BY Rev. A. Nurss.
l6.3o-Busipess.
IL. s'eloek-Gsnsral Csadset Of the. sehool.,
Rules, Order Of Bxsrsisss- Participation in
General E1sreises-B. +. Jaes1s.
l1.4s-Qssstisn Drawer.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
:. s'sloek-Chursh Msnbsrs-Hew can al
b bat employed In the Sunday seheoli
Opened BY Rev. Walter Ross.
2.3o-The Tsachsr-In Sshool-Opsned Av
Rdwin French.
Out Of sshool-ops,sd BY r. A. Rieh.rd-
son.
;. 1s-Lessons-How fsr can uniformity bo
probably earried1 Shall they bs topical, or
by consecutive chapters and xersssl How
shall Question Docks aud Lesson Papers be
used7
Opened by G. ". Prescott, ofst. Paul.
4. eelosk-class 3nthusiasm- How pro-
noted.
Opensd BY Rev. E. 3. Bowdish.
7. U'clock-Nemorizing Scripture-knper.
taace of---To what extent and how encouraged.
Opened bv Rev. +. n. Williams.
7. 30-Sunlay School Mission Work in our
County. What more can bc done?
Oponed by Rev. II. l. Psrker.
=: oslock-Oathsring up tho fragments.
.; kns,e minute: speeches inter'psrsed with
Conducted BY G. ". Prescott.
SUNDAY.
lo:3o--.serxioos in the several Churches Al
usual:
;. O'clock General Children. Meetin..
Z. O'Clock 90 Union Mcetinn.
Address by b. +. Jncobs..
Tho Committee Of arrangements will endeay.
or to make all strangers feel tha. cordial hos.
pitality Of our citizens.
All friends of the S. s. csusa in Mowcr And
! adjoining Cou'ties,. are earnestly invited te
be present,
Strangers will report Themselves. Mt tn,
meeting where tho Committee will provid,
places Of entertainments.
/
II. II. BROWN, c. P: MAYHEM,
r. ]: LAKE, +. A.. RICHARDSON
Commi:tse of, of,Arrangsmsnts.
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|, GENTS if you want = 6ne suit Of
Clothes, for small amount Of money
po to Austin 4 Richardson's.
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AUSTIN, MINI, DEC. ., 1869.

MILWAUKEE 4 ST. PAUL RAILWAY.
Passenger trains will leave Austin, going
East. At LIS and l0.A5 P. n. gving West, a
7.l0 and $50 A. N.
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Fleiss her, Jurgens 4 c.,
GENERAL AGENTS
Liverpool ( Great Western Steam Co.
GI1ON LINE y

or OCEAN STEAMERS,
Ssjl Thrsagh Tickets from all parts Of Europe
70 any Railway Station in tho West, and vice
versa.
Also sA1L-sH1P TICKETS for Emigrauts
from NORWAY and SWEDEN to Quebec,
Canada, with Through Tickets to the West.
Once, Mower County Bank, Austin. 26-6m
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To TRANSCRIPT has lately changed
hands, the last two numbers being issu.
cd under the editorial and mechanical
management Of Maj. Geo II. Otis. The
paper is improved in its typographical
appearance and gives unmistakable evi.
dcnee Of editorial industry and ability.
-Awstin Democrat.
Thank you gentlemen.
Mower County transcript., 1869-12-09

AUSTIN CEror.-The amount of
freight received for tho week ending
Dec. 7th, was 10o,710ib. Tho amount
shipped was 493, 800 h.
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Fire aud loss or Life.

Fire and loss Of Life. :.
We regret to record in this weeks
issue most unfortunate circumstance
which transpired on Friday last, twelve
miles southwest Of this place, which
resulted in tue total destruc ion of the
dwelling house owned by Joseph Bell,
aud the loss Of his youngest child, aged
three years, while two older members
Of tho family suffered severely from
burns received. The details arc as FOL-
lows. The house was ono story
structure, contaiaing but one room,
wherein was stored some fax straw,
which in some uuacountable manner
took IRE, and was the meais of reduc-
ing the house to ashos. The family had
scarcely time to make their escape, and
no sooner out than search began for the
younger child, which could not be found.
1t is supposed the child, in its fright,
crawled under the bed, and unable to
make its hiding place known, was con-
sumcd along with the building. Even
hat its cries been heard, tho n-~~-- ,. =.
A-~e'ess
: :" ::.~ 4ames was 50 rapid as 10 dcbar
any nope ofits recovery. Nj. Bellies
hands werc 50 severely burned as to war.
rant the belief that ho may be crippled
for life. The eldest girl is also badly
burned about the face. Mr. Bell who
bear. the character of a thrifty and
hard working farmer is de<crving Of
the greatest sympathy for this ead b.
reavment which has befalleu him.
A number Of citizens have started q
subscription list in behalf Of the suffer.
ers, and it is to be hoped that every
ono will contribute their mite toward.
this cause Of charity.
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Piano For Sale.

The instrument 10 in perfset ardsr and war
Iantsd to be fivs& class; aeven-octsvo; nne
rosewood furniture. Pri;e; $500. Inquire ut
TRAsK's HOTEL, LsRoy; Aisss.ets.
R28-tf
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A Grand Ball is announced to take
place at Thomas's Hall on New Years
eve which it is represented will surpass
any other entertainment of the kind
on the records of Austin amusaments.
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PRIVATE SCHOOL.

NNHE undersigned will open private
L school in tho court room in this place on
Wednesday, December !, 1869. Pupils Of sll
.rades will he received. The prices Of tuition
viii range from $3.50 to $500 per month for
English. branshcs. Latin, Greek, French aud
Drawing extra. JAMES BENILE1:
sIif. NRS. J. BENTLEY.
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FoR Cheap Dry Goods Of all
kinds, 70 to Walkers.

ALWAYS the largest stock and lowest
prices at Austin & Richardson's.
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Mr.. W. L. AUSTIN, of the firm Of
Austin, 4 Smout, loves to-day for the
town Of Wells, the present terminus Of
the Southern Minnesota r. R., where
he proposed to erect building, with
the intention of starting branch store.
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LADIES if you want the prettiest
Print and the largest stock in town to
select from 70 to Austin T. Richardson's. 5.
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The attention of the reader il invited
to the prospectus Of the Chicago i;ri-
b@"e, to bo found on tho inside. 1t is
the leading radical pacSr Of the West.
Mower County transcript., 1869-12-09

Wo learn that Mr.. N. p. Austin goes
70 Louisiana to spend the winter.
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DRY Goops, Groceries, Clothing, boots,
shoes, hats, caps, &c at prices to suit
the times; may be found at Deller l.
Gunz's.' - ....,'sr.-
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THE largest stock Of: Empress
Cloths, Merinos and Alpaccas
in Austin, at Walkers. ...:..
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4 RCHTTECT AND BUILDER.
n GEO. JOHNSON would respectfully an
nounce to tho citizens of Austin anil vicinity
that he is now prepared to attend to all orders
In bis limo. Drafting done and estimates made
On short notice. Win take contracts aud erect
buildipgs of all descriptions. Charges reasona-
Die and satisfaction guaranteed. Shop on Bridge
street, Austin, Minnesota. .- 3Stf
Mower County transcript., 1869-12-09

ONE Of the Chin,neys in Richards
Block burnt out Tuesd.y morning.
Mower County transcript., 1869-12-09

Mn. BENZ. SAMMoSs has opened
meat market in the Bank Block. BEN
is ono of the best Of follows, and will
keep = good supply of the various kinds
Of meat on hand to suit all who may
favor him with call.
Mower County transcript., 1869-12-09

The St. Charles AsraM dwells pleas
antly on the immense revenue to be de-
rived from journalism ia the following
strain:
The receipts Of this officer for the
past week foot up ~ follows. Ono
bushel Of potatoes, three frozen cab.
b.ges, and twenty five cents in cash.
Who talks Of hard times"
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For Flannels of all kinds 60
to Walkers.
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WANTED! Immediately, Paint
er at Hopkins l. Fernald's, Dealers in
Furniture, Bedding, &c., Austin, Minn.
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Go with the Crowd. Z. r., - -.
New Goods! Now Goods! just re-
ceived at Austin 4 Richardson's.
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GO TO 0QVL.KsA..

~ u " O~% 3%OSs<1A--:
Now is tho time to buy goods at your
own prices.
4lo,ooo
Worth of READY-MADE CLOTH
ING and GENTLEMAN'S FURN-
ISHING GOODS, Of every description,
to be sold It Auction, commencing on
FRIDAY AFTERNOON, At half pas.
2 o'clock, and to continue every after
MOO. and evening, until the stock is
closed out. Also, private sales At AUC-
TION PRICES, aud no humbug: In
fact, this entire stock must be sold with
in few days, and parties wishing bar
gairs, such As they have never before
had, will do we'll to cali At onse before
the stock is broken up.
33.u SETH SUE.
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In Nu.ssRA there j. satst1s. it ~as upos this
principle that the formulas e 3assoD's Aoan-
tain Herb Pills Was prepared. It was net the
result Of ono nass knowledge. Dr.. Judson
intending to spend . fortu:e in advertising
his Pill. sessslted tho most intelligent and
learned physicians Of the age and the result
Vas tho production Of a simple but sfieseeou'
medicine the Judson's Mountain Herb Pills.
These pills cure Di'liou'nss', Dispepsis Liver
Complaint, Indigestion, Female Irregularities
10. They have now bssn used many years By
the pm blio and Thousands Of testimonials bear
witness to their virtues. A. family medicine
they ars unrivaied. Give the Mountain Herb
Pills . trial. Sold by al Dealers.
v2n74m3.
LADIES wanting nice Dress Goods should
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AUSTIN & RICHARDSON sell goods
below Austin newspaper quotations. l.
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WALKER has the largest stock
of Shawls, Natias and Scarfs
ever brought IT, Aastin.
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Where 10 is now opening a
splendid stock of Boots and
Shoes, which he has just receiv-
ed from the eastern market, and
which he intends to sell cheap.
He extends Il cordial invitation
to all his old friends and custo-
mers to call in and. see him at
his new store, and, promising
all, Good Goods at very Low
Prices. Remember tho place:
Jones Brick Block, corner Main
and Mill streets, Austin:
Austin, Mianesota, Nov. 9TH, 1869.
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For the finest Dry Goods Of
all kinds go to Walkers.

WALKER is bound not to be
undersold.
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GREAT CENTRAL ROUTEl
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD.
The only Eastern hne from Chiesso having
he exclusive right ouss
PulmaR'S Palace Cars
ON yyS PAsSIN0ER TRAINs!!

~ The Pullman Palace Cas.Compsny, not
saGslsd With their already Elegant Equip
ments, will, upon tho opening Of Srring trsfe,
plses upon this line, 4 laese number Of
How ard Magnificent Cars!
Surpsssing in. elegance everything ever before
seen in this country.
Tss Mssni6cen Drawing Room Hotel Cars
which have given such universal satisfaetioo,
will continue to run
Bss.cse~ Chicago and Roehes'er trery dag.
Il Is needless to call tho attention Of the
public to the magnifcenceo Of these cars. The
Thousands who have Travelled in them with 20
mech comfort ease will testify In their favor.
Don't coufound the Pallmsn Palace Cars
With these Of any other line!
&,SEcuRr roCa TICKETS VIA MICHIGAN GEN.
vRAL RAILKOAD.
HENRY WENTWORTH,
GENERAL PAsssn0ER A0xkT.
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~ W. BISHOP,
VI. General Agent, Austin, Minnesota.
Lasds bought and sold on Commission, TO-.
Once on tho corner, south Of tho Court House.
,..i .lltf ]
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GO AND SEE the large stock Of Dry Goods
GressEies which Dsllsr 4 Guns sre selling st
small prsats, and then ssy that you don't want
to buy goods Of them. - ...-
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WALKER has a large and
beautiful stock of Shawls.

Austin l. Richardson are getting
piles of new goods.
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40060y 00hOOl Associates.
The Newer County 8. 8. Association will
meet In tho Methodist Chureh, Austin, On Fri.
day 13P.N. Dsssmhsr l7tt,
Tbs so,ie~;ns Programme has bssz es,sneed
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LADIES wanting nice Dress Goods should
,sll on Dsller J. Guns. ',
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LOCAL, NOTICES.

ALDERsox 10 closing out Boots andShoes and
Dry Gosds very low for cash. 7
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY

d A, BARNES, NJ. D., PHYSl-
IL, CIAN and SURGEON,
Office and residence, corner Mill and Uieh
etrccts, Austin, Minpesota :, (n2ly.l
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LOCAL NOTICES.

: ( LOCAL NOTICES.
WALKER has a large and
beautiful stock of Shawls.
Austin 4 Richardson are getting
piles Of new goods.
For the finest Dry Goods Of
all kinds 60 to Walkers.
WALKER" is bound not to be
undersold.
AUSTIN & RICHARDSON sell goods
below Austin newspaper quotations. l.
For Flannels of all kinds 90
to Walkers.
FoR Cheap Dry Goods Of all
kinds, 60 to Walkers.
ALWAYS the largest stock and lowest
prices At Austin 6 Richardson's.
FOR Beautiful Dress Goods
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n W. GIBSON, NJ. D., PHYSI-
~. clan and Surgeon, Austin, Minn. Odiec
and residence on Wvter street.
Austin, April So&h, 1868. n3-ly