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w H 7 E S
SPECIALITY
FOR
DYSPEPSIA!

This is not new preparation to be tried and found
wanting. has been prescribed daily for many years
in the practice of eminent physician with unnar-
alced success Its NOT expected or intended to cure
ALL the diseases to which the human family is subject
but tits WARRANTED TO CURE DYSPEPSIA in its
most obstinate form, relief being always obtained from
tie first use, and permanent cure effected when
properly continued.
SOME OF THE SYMPTOMS OF DYs-
PEPSIA ARE Loss OF APPETITE,
WIND AND RISING OF FOOD, DRY.
NESS IN THE MOUTH, HEARTBURN.
DIsTENTION OFTEIE STOMACHAND
BOWELS, COsTIVENEss, HEAD
ACHE, DIZZINESS, sLEEPLEsSNEss,
AND Low SPIRITS; UNLESS
CHECKED, IT SURELY AFFECTS
THE MIND AS WELL AS BODY,AND
UNITS ONE FOR THE DUTIES OF
LIFE IN a SHORT TIME.
r8TTTIEsE ARE ALL REMOVED RY
THE USE OF WHITES SPECIALITY
FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Price $1.OO per Bottle.
For sale in Worcester by
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NII1 UF WUKI ESTER.
In COMMON COUNCIL, June 26, 1871
Passed to be ordained. '' '''i'
CHARLES C. REED. President
IN BOARD OF ALDERMEN, June 26 ISL,
Jal EDW. EARLE. Mayor
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Gbs 9ag Spy: adlursstr Gbursoap Hona anuarp 49, 1872
Steamers.

Steamers.
~ 0 II N Z W Y o r Z
VIA PROVIDENCE.
"NEPTUNE LINEi'
The attention of shippers OF freight to
New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore
and xn points
sOUTH AND EST,
transportation afforded by the
PROVIDENCE q WORCESTER Il. b
PROV. q N. YORK STEAMSHIP CO.'S
through their
EXPRESS FREIGHT
arrangement by which merchandise leaving Worcester
9y daily express trains over Providence and Worcester
Railroad is delivered in New York early the succeeding
Shippers advised that feightng facilities by this
a. be- a obe M ad TaS s Nv s UT
freight Tor the SogTi promptly forwarded by al routes
WEST at precisely charged from New York
By all Lines with no charge for wharfage carriage in
All goods for points South of New York should be conf
signed TO care Of ISAAC oDELL, Agent Pier q ORTIZ
FGF RrGgF e e sSags and q RaS5cRlqFs a. %
Kuuroe General Vent & Erulav all Wornes.er
is9 al 1900
NCHOR LINE STEAMERS
Every W TE% y9Rk and ms t. and from
calling at Londonderry to land Mails and Passnnoors
The Steamers Of this fvorite line are hnt exnressv
for the Atlantic Passenger Trade and fitted mn in ev, ~
respect with all the modern Improvements calculated
to insure the safety comfort and convenience pas
scngers
~ PASSAGE RATEs-PAYABLg IN CURRENCY.
| ~ ~, GtASGOn:. LII Ell ooL AND LONDONDERRf
, Tl; soS i au 80, agcOr'hns 10 iocatOh Camn
hetuIn lfcAets sISg seculnS best accommodations
Parties sending tor their friends in the Old Country
ucu2rs apply TO HENDERSON Bros, Rowing Green,
"a A'iA' VI " dtiaI NiCE d "Wui oraasta Dfss
----- -
zS<A NORFOLK AND BALTl
~ F3s55. MORE AND WASH NGT0N, d. C.
Ns-lzsAk-tt5 STEAMSHIP LINE.-Steamships OF this
Line sail from end of Central Wharf, Bos
ton. III ESDAIS and SATURDAYS, at p NJ, for
NORFOLK ana BALTIG0RE
STEAMSHIPS:
ant Hn1Ia
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where they keep hand oysters Of the bost quality
anu viii furnish Dealers. Saloons, Parties Families and
stage Routes ~ low cash price; thew have no whole.
safe pfoni TO pay they can sell cheap, ana they will
tommitie appointed 10 buy for parties will do well
~ ealnA Also, Oysters opened direct out OF the shell
lol SICK people and Others at a small advance
a. a., j. WORTHINGT0N,
Wi Proprietor
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NANTUCKET COUNTY.
Fhe Nantucket Inquirer aud Mirror says the
births on the island in 1871 numbered 81; mar
riageS, IS; deaths, 81.
RAMfbEN 6ouNTY
Mayor Spooner, Of Springfield, has appointed,
and the CITY council has Confirmed Luke Fl.
Pease as city marshal, an excellent appointment,
he having been the incumbent of that Office fol
many years, and most efficient officer. L. G.
Pvtiis, formerly captain under Mr.. Pease, was
appointed assistant marshal, and A. IL. Smith,
captain Twenty policemen were appointed
double the usual number. The chief engineer
will be appointed next week, and the chances
are in fnYor of Can't FL O. Lnmhard
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-, = ~ MINER ARRANGEMENT - Commencing ON
AoNDAY, May ]. iS1I.-Psssenger Trans for WoIceT.
Leave Eitchburg, S a. N, 70 so and 5gp,u.
SCUM Filcr Burg sos a. m, II "a and 5.5j D. m
t;eOmlHster, Il q. m, 100 and s 90 D. M
SsdteS Grosslng- LII a, m, l0I and & o. D. m
statt 5 JUNCTION, q q. m. LIS and rs ,. N.
Ss.vdans Senler, S.3S a m, LEO and 20 p. m.
passenger Trains for Fitchburg-
Leave orceste-, $50 and II Is a. m ana IN =,
sterlng Jmcti n I01 and II 81 a. M ana 500 A. m
5te5lHg Center, u and u O5 p. m. and Is D. m
a a9oe uhcil1n ~ a. NJ and II IA and Is p. n
IAtes crossing, L25 a. n, 1922 and 524 D, M
55eoIIl}lnster, 40 q m, 1890 and 30 p. II
SCUM tlchburg, 1871 a. m. L. 80 and 5 81 D m
hAl1ROAb CoNNECTIoNs-1he 30 and il Is n m and
79 p m trains from Worcester connect at FitcLburg
WIN me Cheshire and Rutland and Burlington r r tn1
Ii Ro o norn and vest also connect at Fcb6urg
ana Blattlehor0 and intermediate stations ''e''0''
e sg0 a m. ana lE5U D. ~. traIu ruu rucbburp com
a worcester with Boston Worcester Provir cnce
~ " oIcGsteT, Eorwicl IL Worcester Railroads and
tCld. ~ ' 's "eeV VIZ 9pHhg'
, I1e 259 p m tram RON Fitchbure connects at wor
Sssser VITA eorwich ~ Worcester Steamboat Train for
~ G@a aoTk VIA New London. II. A. BLOOD Sup't.
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NJ HE REAT MEDY
CVlll(lurangO.

small supply OF this invaluable remedy for CANCER
SCROFULA, RHEUMATISM, SALT RHEUM. ULCERS. and ali
BLOOD DISEASES, Just received from Ecuador Price of
the bark with full directions, 80 per pound. sent to
parts. Address DIR. WIN. c. DOWNS,
jas diff No Exchange Place. Providence r. l.
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PHYSICIANS.

Comfortable apartments, with board and nursing. for
ladies who are about to be confined. who require
treatment Except for contagious venera dseases)
under the charge of their physician can he found
by addressing Mrs. NJ. $. WARE, No 4 Ferdinand ST..
Boston. Satisfactory references will he required, and
given in return. lEFERENCEs:-Wm Read, NJ. D. late
city lhysician; David Thayer NJ. D.; John skinner,
NJ. d.; c +. Folsom, NJ D.. :. L button, NJ. d., Bos.
ton; Nathan French, NJ. D. Maiden Centre Mass
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The directors Of the Union Mutual Marine in
surance company at New Bedford, at their ad
journed meeting on Saturday afternoon, voted
10 take stock notes at once to the amount o
sSOO,OOO, These notes will be readily given
aud with the surplus ihe ecfnpany now has
VIII constitute an ample carttai.
New Bedford, with a population OF $4,000
paid last year for the support of the poor nearly
S3O,OO0; Springfield, population 27,5O0, paid
about S14,00Oj Netsbdfyport, population Il, SEQ
paid $4,000; Worcester Population $4,000
paid little more than $4,000; and Chel-
sea, with population OF 10000, paid sss than
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w0acEsTER AND sPRINGT1E1n nIr1s1nN

Leave Worcester TOR Albany and WAY stations ,accom
modatOnl ut 635 a m ' " ''''oin
I'm, ' ''V 'i'' anu ''f'
gor Albany texpress) 955 Tor New York and Albany
ltApJ iU25 m, ANA 80, and 1885 D m New York
Sunday mail leaves at 1905 p H. Sieepinc cars vii
40 N train. '' o''4-s "i'N
Leave Springfield for Worcester at 200 IFS. lSOam
l,S5 exp 2v5 exc, 4,0o $40 exp. p M Albany Sunday
express 6aU q m Sunday mail II. Is a m (Mondiv)
9 AAlLEoAD CoENEcTlONs.-At Albany with lie e,g
asolh Seltfa Troy and Greenbush and Hudson River
tssiir9aas At Chatham with the Harlem and iIui.cn
I no S ana Lebanon Springs Railroads. At state
the Ilsicld an Sorth Adams and Housatonc rsir,ait
a We5thSd with the New Haven and Northampton RI
AZ Springfield with the Hartford New Haven and Sprig.
nsl'; ana Connecticut River Railroads. At Palmer Win
Me New London Northern RR. At Worcester ,JlnctIon
HItn lhe froydence and Worcester, Worcester and
s&snnu9 AM Norwich and Worcester Railroads A {
"1l EIimin2lam with the Boston, Clinton and Fitch
g q. RUSSELL. Sun.t Springfield
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TY OF WORC STER.
TIo ,.on,i 81. -, JANUARY 9, lS72.
=, rue dutehlon OF all persons using Scales Wcirhis
Measuies. MIX Cans for the Iurnose nf bry77I "a,
selling goods andmerchandsc, Is cae TO the talloWtns
S'''ute SAMUEL SMITH, City Clerk
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OYSTERS oYsTERsH OYSTERS.
. VIM. STORY d. co.

o. Norwich. Wholesale and Retail Dealers In Ovsters
opened and m the she'll have leased the Basement nm
derJ. H. PkLNIlCE's MEAT MARKET, ON the
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that a
- petition VIII be presented 10 the LEGISLATURE Of
~ Us present session for an act To- incor.
Gated m West Boylston r. q Min n20Tit ~
West Boylston, Jan. ], 1872 " 49,
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Mrs. Cuddihy, widow, living at Lawrence
was found dead in her room Monday night. She
was alive and well Monday.
movement is on foot at Lawrence among the
veterans VINO participated il the late war, to Cs.
tanlish colony in Kansas under the bounty
land claim for discharged soldiers. 1t meets
with much favor.
Last week, Mary Weeks, Of Lawrence, was
surprised by the return home of her oldest son,
George Weeks, from Kansas, whom she sup.
posed was dead, having received the sad intei-
gence that he was killed last October by the In
dians while herdiEg cattle on the plains. He
had been captured by Indians, and killed as
they supposed, but revived and got away,
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-01-25
Literary Not. ceS.

THE February Folio, edited by
George Lowell Austin: has reached US,
and is even more attractive than ever.
1t contains thirty columns Of reading
matter, comprising the continuation Of
the new serial, "The Sweet Bye and
Bye )" an amusing sketch, "Trials Of a
Musical Housekeepcr;" an interesting
account Of Rosini's "Stabat Matter y
fearless Editorials, fresh items, and
spicy minor-chords, besides host o.
other literary attractions. The number
also contains nine pages ofvocal, sacred
and instrumental music; In her era
die baby's slecping," song, by james
A. Barney (author Of Little Foot
stcps"); ''Plead thou my cause" sacret
quartetto, by J. P. Weston; and Fal
from home" grand March, by Il. Macl
alone worth in sheet form $3.50 ; ane
three admirable portraits-of MADAME
Patey, Edwin Booth, and Josephine
Hcine. a beautiful four dollar engra
wing, entitled "Far from Home" j
given to every subscriber. One dolla
year. White, Smith & Perry, Pub
fishers, 29S and 800 Washington st.
Boston. Specimen copies free
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-01-25

SE:"D US the news. Yes, send us
anything that will interest our leaders.
For instance, if worthy rib finds some
chap whom she admires more than she
does her leigh lord, and forsakes the
said leigh lord, let US know all about it,
the why's, the whereforcs, the every
thing. Should your horse be Of an en-
terpr;sing turn Of mind and plays sad
havoc with sleigh to which he is at
tachcd, or in your attempts to dig a
we'll mammoth tusk, hoof, or leg is
uneartbed, or if, perchance, the fossil
remains Of Cardiff Giant is struck
with spade, just send US small piece
Us an assurance of the fact. If you
should be employed rolling logs, and
one of them becomes unmanageable
rolls over you, brushes your devoted
head, or otherwise Injuries you, please
be kind enough to send us all particu
lars.
In conclusion, VIC would again asl
our friends residing in different por
tions Of tho county, to send us tn
news.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-01-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.

% New STORE AND NEW GOODs
J. Trucsdcll has tho pleasure of announcing
that his New Store, next door south Of Austin,
smout l. Co., is completed, and was opened
on Saturday, October 2sth, with an almost
entirely stock Of goods, making much tho
Shoes ever offered to the people Of Southern
! Minnesota.
With larger and much moro convenient
Store, and greatly reduced expenses, Mr.. T..
is confident Of meeting tho wishes Of his Gus
toners, both as to quality and price Of goods.
Leather and Shoemakcrs' Findings, Bcitings,
&C., rs usual.
All aro cordially invited. Sign Of tho Big
Boot. JAS. TKUESDELL.
| AUSTIN, Minn., Oct. 26, 1871. 20
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-01-25

IT is rumored that the b. G. r. e.
NJ. II. r. will soon commence the cree
ton of a round.house and machine
shops at this place. One night last
week seven NJ. l. st. p. Ry. engines
were compelled to be exposed during a
severe storm, the round-house being too
small to shelter them. Now, if the
Southern Minnesota Railroad conclu des
to make Austin their crossing, new
depot building must be erected, or the
present one enlarged to accommodate
freight and passengers. Next summer
will be a lively one for mechanics, il
all that is talked of now is carried into
execution.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-01-25

Gent teacher. Nothing plcascs us
more than to know that our schools arc
we'll presided over.
VIZ learn by the papers that Mr.. A.
Il. Harwood, of this county, has been
elected Secretary of the Senate, and Mr.
NJ. w. Scribncr as Enrolling Clerk.
Both good men, and undoubtedly make
good officers, We like to see good men
II office.
\ rnorRAcrED meeting is being held at
Pleasant Valley under the mana cement
Of Rev. W. IL. Soulc. W. understand
that considerable interest is being man.
ifestcd, and that success will follow.
SOME speculation is going on in our
midst as to whether we can have the
Davenport l. St. Paul road run through
our town. The price Of land has not
advanced much over the rumor. Xxx
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-01-25
| A CARD TO THE LADIES.
DIR. DUTONCO'S
Golden Periodical Pills

3
Infhllible in Correcting lrregu-
)arities, Removing Obxtruc-
tiOns Of the Monthly Periods.
from Whatever Cause and Al
ways Successful as = Preven-
tive.
THERE Is NOT A LADY LIVING
But what at somc period of Her Life will find
tho DCPONCO GOLDEN PILLS just the
medicine she needs. For Nervous Deoilty'
Headache, Faintness, Loss ofAppetitc, Mental
Depression, Pain in the Back and Loins, Bear
ing Gown Pairs, Pa'ritation Of the Heart,
Retained, Irregular or Painful Mcnstruation,
Rush Of Blood to tho Head, Dizziness, &C.,
&c. These arc the only Pills over known that
Mothers this is the greatest blessing ever offer
cd you, and you should Immediately procure
these Pills. They never fail, and may be dc
pended upon in every case where the mo.....iy
flow has been obstructcd through cold or dis
ease. DUPONCO'S GOLDEN PILLS, always
give immediate relief, being especially pre-
pared for married ladies. A lady writes
Duponco's Golden Pills relieved me in one day
without Inconvenience, like magic.
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
Ladies, if any Druggist offers you the d.
PONCO'S GOLDEN PILLS, in a small Red
or ieif"o Box, refuse it. no longer use that
coOEcu WA No IL has OcCu COnlCftCltC0.
TUE GENUINE
now put up in LARGE (WHITE) BOXES
| obtaining double quantity Of Pills, and upon
a CHI Box, you will find tho K,re"uc .Stamp
printed from my PHlvArn DYE, upon which
Le"gth~;*e Of the Stamp you will find tho
words DUpONCO's GOLDEN PERIODICAL
PILLS, in WhHe Letters, without that Noxf
ARE GENUINE.
| REMEMBER, the "Gc""ime" is in White Boxes
Full and exp icit directions accompany each
box. Price, 81 pcr box, six boxes s.. SOLD
by ono drugs list in every town. village, cit,
and hamlet Throughout the world. Sold Ii
Austin by J. J. 4 q. q. Clcunmcr, and T.. c
D"rr. Sole Agents for Austin. S.ld also i,
Cresc" by j. J. CIcmmcr, md in Dcsorah, b,
J. II. Montgomery 4 Co.
LADIES! BY sending them 81 to the Aus
tin Post Once, can have the Pills sent (conti
dcnt'"''y') by mail to any part Of the count,,
free Of postage,
None genuine unless tho box is signed
| s. ID. HOWE,
s'y Sole rr"rrictor, New York.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-01-25

THE cnterprising furniture firm Of
this city, Messrs. Hopkins Il Fernald,
this week give the readers Of the
TRANSCRIPT an advertisement worth
looking at. 1t is an exterior represen.
tation Of their building, and good one
at that. The constant changes going
on inside will not admit of a stereotype.
but they invite you to call and see how
it is yourself: They can furnish any.
thing in their line, from nice tassel
to the choicest set Of parlor furniture
ever brought to Austin. Call ON them
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-01-25

Mn. GODFREY LEFFLER is agent for
an edition Of the latest illustrated Poly
gIot Bible, which is rare beauty, both
in workmanship and general contents.
1t il printed from entirely new sets of
clcctrotype plates and is cmbellishcd
with 224 choice cngravings synony-
nous Of Biblical scenes Bible~lyrics,
the harmony Of the Gospel, tho apoc-
rapha, Il chronological index Of the
years and times from Adam to Christ,
place for family portraits, marriages,
births, deaths and genealogical tablets
are found in its pages Truly it is a
wonder of beauty and excellence, and
should find place in every household.
Prices range from So to SIS, for Eng
lish print, and from $40 to 81 tor the
German edition.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-01-25

A LADY's gold belt pin was fonnd .
few days ago and left with u.s. Who
ever has lost such piece Of decorative
furniture will please call, pay for this
notice, and take it away. Our life il
in jeopardy with so much gold about
our person.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-01-25

Cold weather appears not to inter
fore with the workmen ut the eating
house. We happened over that way
one day, reccntly-and it was cold
enough to freeze any common man
and found laborcrs working on the ex-
terror Of the building, regardless Of the
extreme cold weather. They arc simi.
lar to Grant in the "push" business
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-01-25

WE have seen it. We have gazed
at it, and actually touched it. 1t is the
pen said to be mightier than the sword,
and is on exhibition at the First Ma.
tional Bank. The originator of the
said instrument undoubtedly had son,c
Cardiff giant in view, as it is about the
size the giant used in his more youth.
full days. Joseph elliott has no claim
on this pen.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-01-25

AN accession Of about forty families
will soon be made to Austin, as it is
the intention Of employees on the Bur-
lington, Cedar Rapids l. Minnesota
road to remove their families to this
place. As a consequence Of this ar.
raDgement, several new residences will
be erected on the Fast Side as soon at
the weather will permit. There is nc
use Of further talking, as Austin will
surely increase largely during the pre-
sent year.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-01-25

A MASQUERADE BALL will be given
at Old Fellows Hall tomorrow even
ing. "A glance at the several commit
tees is enough to convince any one that
a jovial time may be expected by all
who attend.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-01-25

THE members Of the Grand Army
ofthe Republic who attended the Grand
Encampment recently held in St. Paul
as delegates from the Post in this city
speak in glowing terms Of their gather
ing and arc con6dant that a numbe,
Of the efforts being made by them t
benefit the soldiers widows and orphans
Of our State will be successful. They
speak very highly Of the treatment aad
" fsastiug" that they received while il
St. Paul.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-01-25

We learn that small boy named
Arthur Lester, living on the East Side
had his leg broken one day last week
by falling from a horse. This is the
second time the limb has been broken
within six months, and in the >am'
place. He stands the seigc like little
Major, and will soon be able to associ
ate again with his play-fellows.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-01-25

Our friend Lafayette French, of the
law firm Of Crandall 4 French, of this
place, was recently appointed Court
Commissioner by Judge N. NJ. Donal-
son, vice E. o. Wheeler resigned
" Fay" will do his duty if any one can,
and VIC are pleased to sec him gradual
" rising in his profession.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-01-25

SEVENTEEN loads OF wood were
counted on Main street at one time
Saturday last. Prices ranged from
four dollars to Eve and half per cord
Farmers should be able to keep from
grumbling about hard time, SO long as
wood brings the above figures.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-01-25
From Racine.

Jan goth, 1879.
Ea'fo' M"ecr County Transcript:
lie s'eishing in this part of the
country is poor, and, as a consequence,
not much tcalning can be done.
SCHOOL district number 81 is enioy.
ing good school this winter, being
under the supervision Of Miss Knox, of
this place. She is, understand, giv.
ing good satisfaction. which is whit ",
like to see. Mr.. Glenn is employed a,
the centre school house, and is an eff
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-01-25

VALENTINES day is rapidly ap
preaching, when cupid can play
with heavier artillery on the hearts Of
those who seem inclined to accept his
visits. Cupid, with his assistant, l.
Year, may make sad havoc with some
Of their victims.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-01-25

Mr.. p. G. CUMM1Ns, of Oakland;
had just time enough, last Saturday,
to chat with US a few moments: The
Good Templar organization Of that
ueishborhood is in prosperous condi-
ton, and steadily increasing in strength,
which is encouraging. Mr.. Cummins
reports that neighborhood rather quiet
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-01-25

THE In Crosse Land Deale: for
January is on our table, sporting new
head, and otherwise improved. We
would like to shy something Of that
nice New Years Greeting, but the
TRANSCRIPT is not classed as "coun-
try paper" so will "kcep num-"
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-01-25

FRIEND Roof, Of Grand Meadow,
made US pleasant call yesterday
From him We learned that the school
imbroglio in that township, which has
been rather exciting for some time past,
has been settled, the superintendent in
forming the unruly boys parent that his
son must abide by the rules Of the
school or cease attendance. The school
pursues the same course it has sin e It's
begining and the pupil is more reticent
than was his former wont.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-01-25

HUNTLEY T. BREY have added a new
feature to their cigar factory. It is a
contrivancc for pressing cigars, which
gives them better finish than can be
given them by hand. Lovers of the
weed should give them trial.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-01-25

THAT new patent spring on the posi-
Office door is a continuance which die.
poses Of the squeaking Of an ungreased
pulley. Friend Mciys feels happy now
as he is in no danger Of having a fe"
pounds of iron descend on that respect.
ed Uranium of his.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-01-25

HorkINs l. EEWNALD tells our citi-
zens, by poster, that they have receiv ed
another large invoice Of parlor games.
and are disposing Of them at tho lowest
rates. Persons fond Of such games as
Il pastime, should call on II & +.