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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-03-14

WI ~ 800 ~ - " - \ " SSuSOS1~A ~ ASDs
'A Dcfault has bean made in the eondi-
,ions VI = certain indenture Of nortx.xe hear.
ing date tie 2lst LAY Of Novenber A D. 1860,
made snd executed BY Erasmus D. Rhodes
aud Marish q. Rhodes, bis wife, to J. G. Lee,
and recorded in the oisise Of the Register OF
Deeds in and Tor Mower e'unty. Minncsots,
On the 10Th day of November, "A. d. 1860, at
4 -'eioek I. NJ. in Book E " Of Mortgages on
page PSI; which mortgage was, IN the I'd
day Of February, A. , 1872, duly assigned
and transferred ny J. =. Lee to Cscar Rhodes
and the asaignm' mt thereof recorded in the o.
fec Of the Register OF Deeds a,orssaid On the
5th day Of February a. d. 1879. 1t 10 o'clock,
~, 10 Bs"k IN. Of M"ttg~ses ON pasr
payment Of the sum Ut tWo hundred dollars
and interest thereon according to the o"ndi-
lions Of = promissory note made and executed
BY sai 0 samas D. Rhodes to ). C. Lee, pay:
able November 2lst, A. D. 1861, and there 10
claimed to be due and 10 duo theron At the
date Of this notice the sum Of two hundred.
seventeen and 9t-t0Oths CS2l7 81 d.llsrs. and
n" proceedings Ut law or Otherwise have beep
had to collect the same nor any part thereof, !
Now therefore, notice /: hereby given that
by virtue Of power Of sale in seid mortgage
eoItaincd AMI pursuant to the Statutes IN such
case made and provided the said: mortgage
VIII Oe 1otcCIOeoI S0O tu0 ptemtsee tueECso
described, to- wit: The North Eslr Of the South.
East quarter and tho South Half Of the NORTH.
East quarter Of Section Number Twenty Two,
(22,] Townehip Number One Hundred and
Four, (lO4.l Range North OF Eighteen [Is1
West. in Mower county, Ninoesosa, will DO
sold II public vcnlue to the highest bidder
therefore 1T the otise Of Page Wheeler. in
the Village Of Austin. in said county on Satlr-
day. the 23d day of March, "A. d. 1872, 1t 10
o'clock A. NJ, to satiefy the amount then due
On said mote and mortGage, together with
twenty dollars attorneys foes allowed BY the
terms thereof in case Of foreclosure besides
the costs aud expenses allowed by Law.
Dated Feb. 9Th, A. D. 1872.
OSCAR RHODES. Assignee.
PAGe 4 WsEELER, Att'ys for Assignee,
44w7 T.: Austin, Mimi. -
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C~sk Prize c.. - :,
EVERY GIFT DRAWS PRIZE
Cash Gifts. ~. 80 / - Cash CHS, 81 90.
20 5000 $50 1cs
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for 75e. Tickets describing pri.es az sesl.I
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7se sealed licked is drawn without eho,e.
and sent BY mail 70 say aldress. TIE 49,.
oaaed upos 1t win 10 dslivess1 I, tle ia
holder On payment Of Oos Dolla.. pris.s A..
'.ned,steiy sent to any address By express o.
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sos !" A:y r1ses esekoeSed fsv ssotier y a.
eaas rsise. :; No Biosks. Oar net,.,. a..
depend on fair dealing. - :. =
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Valuable Prizes snd kindly per1it M 1. nnh.
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$50; Jas. y. Mathew, Defr.it. 1s - joI.
!. Anderson. Savansah, 35,ooe: 49,, H.
mons, Boston, 81, ~. p s.rzz -
faese OeiSios:--.'Ths I'm 70 r,IiaS,e~-
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A.nsrsAls." Nsrs Dee. .. = i7->-..,ss :,
send for circular. Literal iDdseene,ts "a
Agents. Satisfactien Guasa.taoi Ev.r.
Pesksss Of 200 Sealed Envelopes eost.:n.
One Cash Prize. Seven tiekeis for 81.
II tor u, 81 for IS; 20 for SIS. Aadres.
h. n. RUGG1Es, I c.,
-, =@ = -si-' -, - Naoassss.
~ BROADWAY, NJ.
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.ORTGAGE EOkE(LOSJIRE

49, Default has been made in III. cond:t;op.
Of certain indenture Of mortgage made and
executed ny Mary johnson and NILS T. john
son, her husban /, IL lDcbor h J.. Kodprr.
bearing date December 3!st, 4. ID. 1870, and
recorded in the utfcc Of the Register Of deeds
in and for MO"er county, Minnesota, on the
29.h day Of January \. b 1872, At II o'clock
A. NJ. in Book IN" If Mortgages on page 2s7
Said mortgage was given ~ secure the pug :
'ncnt Of the sum Of three hundred dollars and
interest thrco" according to tn. condi.
t'"ns ii pr"missory note maic aud exc
cntcd BY N. l. johnson to Deborah J.
k"dScrs, payable on the 3lst day Of December.
A. u. 1877, and there il claimed to be due AMI
Is due thereon at the date Of this notice the SUN
OF three hundred, thirty two and 3O-iUO
ls"32.'o aud no proceedings Ut law or other.
wise nave been had to collect the same nor any
part thereof.
Now, the efore, notice il hereby given that,
BY virtue Of power III sale in said mortgage
contained. and pursuant 10 the pr"v isions Vi
the statute in suca case made aud prov idsd,
the said mortgage will 10 foreclueed, aud the
premises the Gin dcsclib 10. wit:
Lot Number Three, 49, in Block Number
Ten. Uo.) in Morgan's AIdi,i"n to the
Village Of Austin, Mower county, Min
ncs"ta, with the apPurtcnancey thcreunto be-
l""y'"g, will be sold at public v%nlue t. The
h'shcst biducr thsr:oi At tic Ofic: VI Gran
Dali d French. in the village Of Austin, in the
county u Aower, aud state aforesaid On
Saturday. the 10th day Of March, A. b.
1877, et 10 o'clock, 4. H.. to satisfy The amount
theh due on said note aud mortgage tsxsthsr
with twenty dollars attorneys fees allowed
by the terms thereof N case ., Foreclosure.
besides costs and cxpenxes allowed bylaw.
dated February Isi, A. D. 1872.
DEBORAH J. RODGERS,
Mortgage.
CRASnALL / FxExca,
4ot7 Att'y* for Mortgage, Austin, Kinn.
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MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE.

M OA4uAUE FOltECJIOssCl u Il.
XVA Default hss been made in the conditions
of certain in.aenturc Of mortgage made and
executed by Elshu Cook and E.asline A. Cook.
bis wife. to William A. Giison bearing date
81 Ist. A. D. 1871, and recorded in the Office
"f tue Register Of Deeds in and for Mower
county. Minnesota, on the 5th day Of May
A. y. 1871. At p .'clock r. NJ, in Book "J"
u Mortgages on pnge 62j. Said mortgage
was gwen to secure the payment Of the SUN Of
four hundred, forty five and IS lUOtbs ($l45.-
25,l according to the conditions of two prouis.
sorry notes bc"rinK even date Herewith. and de-
fault has been made in the payment of the sum
d three hu .dscd and twenty seven 1871. 0v)
dollars which is due and pay able, which mort
gage is conditioned that II default DO made in
any Of tho provisions therein, it shall be lawful
for the n..rtgsgee, his administrators, a.sixr.,
or attorney to declare the whole sum therein
named to Be duo; aud pursuant to said coudi-
ti"ns, tho whole amount remaining unpaid
thereon. t0.wit: the SUN Ut four hundred,
eighty five and 81 loo [$4S5.32] dollars !.
hereby declared and claimed to lie due ut the
date Of this notice. and no proceedings ut Law
or otherwise have BEEN had t. cOlleet said sum
Or any part the' eof,
Now therefore, notice il hereby given that
by virtue Of . power Of ale therein contained
and pu 'suant to the statutes in such case made
-" t'"' 'o" e"'o usOs' 6S&o vi" W sO!eS1oeo0
and the premises therin described to.wit: Thu
S"uthwest quarter of Section number Seven.
teen, Cl7, j Ia Township one hundred anil ont.
(l0i,] North Of Range Fourteen ll4.] West. III
Mower eouuty aforesaid, and c,nt.inisg IN.
hundred and sixty acres more Or less, will be
| sold at public yendue to the highest hide,
| therefor At the Office Of Page / Wheeler in III.
vi lagc Of Austin In said county Of Mower, "a
Saturday, the Esd day Of March, A. y. 1877
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, to satisfy the anonnt due
on said uoses aud mortgage - above declared
At the time Of sale, and aien the suu OF forty
dollars Atiorney's fees allowed by the terms
thereof in case Of foreclosure, together with tn,
casts and expenses allowed by law.
Dated, February lrt, A. D. 1872.
WILLIAM 4. gibson, Mortxssee.
PACE l. WHEELER, An'ys for Mortgage,
43t7, Austin, Minnesots.
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THE Register says it has offered t.
print the tax list for three cents pc,
description, and further. that, should
the offer he accepted it would give
them one Of the poorest contracts they
ever made.
That paper long enjoyed the benefit
Of the county printing. 1t had it at a
time when twenty cents, instead Of
fifteen, was the price allowed by law
for each description. During all Of the
time it was IN favor With the county
administration it made no proposal tn
do work for price less than that pre-.
scribed by Law. 1t was willing to take
I'll it could get. It now offers to d.
the work for the ridiculous'y low price
Of three cents description. 1t knows
very we'll that it cannot get tho job at
any price: and it might, with the same
assurance, have offered to do the work
for nothing. Its proposition is mcrc
buncombe.
Tho question Of printing the dc1in-
quent tax list is one which has lately
undergone as much discussion in the
Legislature as almost any other and the
price has not been reduced. It's ronc
ton high. The people will not npprc.
Aiate this spssnodio attack Of economy
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-03-14
Sowing y heat.

The seed-ti.nc is ut hand The great
staple Of the State, the wheat crop, scl-
dom fails ifsowcd carly-the earlier the
better. We wish We could Impress
upon every farmer the necessity ri get
ting the wheat early into the ground.
NJ matter il the soil is not thawed out.
II the frost is sufficiently out SO that
the wheat Can b. properly covered, sow
i. Ii it ca"not be put in dry, mud it
IN, but of course the seed must be we'll
covered and the surface Of the soil
tn 'r"ushly pulvcrizcd. There is u"
danger uf the seed rotti"g. Wheat in
the Northwest won't rot. No matter
how early it is sow:d, no matter how
hard it freezes, no matter how much
rain falls on the ground after the wheat
is sowed, no matter how much ice
covers the ground, the seed. wheat will
he safer. It will grow. Have no
fears on that score.
But, says the farmer, are We not LA.
bic to get a gn'd crop Of wheat IL W.
SOW later, say after the ground is thaw.
I'd out, after the frost is all out Of the
ground, after the soil becomes warm
aud dry. To all such We answer, yes
\ good crop may b. had, but not sure
one. The rich soil of the Northwest is
always liable to procure good crop
especially il the ground is properly
worked aud properly cared tor, but late
sowins OF wheat Vn the very best OF sol
is not always, though generally, sur.
cr"p. On the otter hand, early sowing
is almost always sure Of go.'d crop.-
We have tried it thoroughly, effectuaI
": and We speak OF what we know
Fairly sowing will be worth bu"drtd'
of thousands of dollars to the North.
wesl.-Fuyn,er's Cnion. ~.
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Internal improvement Lands

Internal Improvement Lands,
The Legislature, at its recent session.
passed two bills Tor the disposal Of the
100000 acres ot internal Improvement
land. Each bill provides for an ap.
praisal and sale Of the land, and an
investment Of the proceeds. Each ais"
proposes M amendment t. the Consti-
tuition by which, If adopted, the money
to be derived fr"m sales cannot be ap-
proPr'sted 70 any purpose Whatever
without vote Of tho people, So far
the .wo bills are precisely alike.
In the subscqu, nt details, each differ
ID somewhat from tn other. That Of
Mr.. Ayres. after STIMULATING the amount
to be paid at the time Of purchase,
provided for the payment Of the BAL
".ce -. any time within twenty years
thereafter.
Mr.. R.'sc;s bill made the unpaid BAL
a"ce due within ten years from the time
Ut purchase. 1t also introduced some
new features into the method Of ap-
praisemen. and sale, Will, that Of Mr..
Ayrcs preserved in it, method the uni
for"i'y Of the systc" now ;u force fer
the sale Of the school lands and invest
mcnt Of the proceeds.
The latter received the Executive
approval. The Governor is Of opinion
that the lands will be disposed Of more
rapidly and ut better prices upon TWEEN.
~ years time than they can be upon "
period Of half that length; also, that il
is not we'll to take the chances Of con
fusion and conflicting interests which
would be likely to arise by creating Il
| new board Of investment.
At the fall election the question.
raised by this bill will be submitted t.
the people. We have no doubt Of :
ratification Of the measures which il
proposes. nor have We any doubt that
they ought to be ratified, but the pcopl'
should observe this caution, viz, mon
~ will be more tempting to corpora
tions than these wild lan.:s have been
It has o,':t un immense struggle t" keel
Ieyen these-wild aud unsettled as the,
are-lrom the grasp Of monopolists.-
When this patrimony takes the form ,
hard cash. nothing less than the mos
perfect integrity, and the most uutirinl
vigilance will DO sufficient to keep j
from the hands Of those whose private
pockets arc plcthoric with wealth which
has been plundered from the State
See to it that the funds be not squan
dcred at last.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-03-14

are reported to be heavy, and The bust
ness community to be deeply involved
in the ruin.
The residence If DR. n. J. Stone. of
st. P'"' Was entered on Monday even
ing and valuable property to the
amount Of about $500 stolen. NJ clue
to the perpetrators.
The monthly meeting Of the State
Historical Society was held 1T the Cap.
't"' a" Monday evening. Valuable
donations Of books, maps, and papers
were received.
Several Minnesota Germans are 20
sng abroad next summer to attend tho
International Turner festival to be
given in tho "Vatcrland."
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-03-14
SelsissE Hens.

H.C. s., in the C"untcy Gentleman.
says: II recently saw 10 an acr;cul-
tural journal au article in answer tn an
enquiry, How to Prevent Hens Set
ting, advising 20 shut them up in
small c'"p with neither fnd nor water
until cured. This consider not only
cruelty. but ptH'r economy, rs the fowls
must grow pu'r aud will have t., ia, up
before they will begin to lay again.
Ny plan is to have small "pcn-work
c'~p or park, with tn: and sides made
of lath, without amy bott"n,-<ay 10
feet in length and the width and H. 1t
Of lath (about 4 feet here, } with sticks
across tor roosss--which | let stand on
the grass in summer moving it a few
feet every week, mud in winter put in
SIZED. When hen commences to
sit, l shut her up in this. coop, giving
her Ill the water aud screenings, Tor
wheat) she wants, keep them before
her all tho time, and in from three days
to week she is cured aud wiIl ut once
commence laying again on being let out,
and very frequently lays an egg or two
i" the coop before lot her out. Thus
she is always in good condition and
pr Gtable." ..:-,
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The 'discovery" of Gold in the
Black Hills, near Sioux, City, Iowa, is
attracting many poor fools;t" that local
ity, who expect t" make fortunes in ten
or eleven days They had better get i"
job saving wood.
Nevada pays its schoolmastcrs s118.-
IS !" gold, month, and its school
mistresscs S72.l6. These arc the high
est average salaries in tho Union.-
North Carolina contents herself with
teachers valued ut s2O5O and $3.50
respectively.
Tho Revolution, the female rights
paper, died sometime since, and now
the 4Nrw Times is to BE- erected fr.,,,
the N<r0'Mtion'x ashes. Susan, or suIl:e
"f them, will edit it.
In the advertisement Of farm for
sale in Pennington, Conn u rcu.ark,-
able fact is stated, viz: that no deed
was ever given for 4 portion Of the
land, it having remained in tho same
family for 232 years. The possession
has been continuous from the original
purchase Of the Indians.
BY u piece Of 1hrewd management,
the affairs Of the Eric Railroad have
been transferred to y new board Of di.
rectors, with Gen. john A. Dix, q:
President in tho place Of Jay Gould
The change was effected under tn
observation Of tho police, and in spit
Of an injunction, which had been Oh
taincd BY Gould and his party. ri
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-03-14
NFORTG ACCESSIBLE.

WI Default having been made in tho
pay ment Of the sum Of ten hundred. fifty.
six and 93-10oths ($l0j8.03) dollars, which
amount is claimed and declared I" b. due \.
the date Of this notice for principal and inter-
est upon certain mortgage executed and
delivered b, Charles y. Stewart and Ann
Stewart, his wife, Of the county OF Mower, and
State Of Minnesota. to i. ". Tower, Of said
county and State aforesaid, dated the 6rst day
Of January, A. d. 1869, and duly recorded 10
the ofIioo Of Register Of Deeds in and f,r the
county Of Mower aforesaid. On the 10th day ot
February, A. b. 1869, At 3 O'Clock p. NJ. in
Book 81" Mortgages, on page ~, and no
action or proceeding vt law Or otherwise hav-
ing been Instituted to recover said debt or
any part thereof,
Now therefore, 10 pursuance and by virtue
of a power Of salo IN said mortgage contained.
and Of the statute in suoh case made and pro-
vi.'ed, notice is hereby given that tho said
premises described in and covered by said
mort gage, namely: The South half Of the
South. East quarter Of Section Seventeen. {l7,)
in Township Ono Hundred and Four. (l04,) Of
Range Fourteen. "a, situato in said sounty
Of Mower. together with the appnrtanenccs
thereto belonging will be sold at public auc
ton to the his hest bidder for cash, ut the Office
Of @. NJ. Cameron, in the Village Of Austin.
in the said county If Mower. on the 5,h day
Of April, A. D. 1872, at 4 o'clock p. NJ, to
satisfy and pay Of the amount then duo on
said mortgage together with all costs Of fore.
closure aud fifty dollars attorneys tee Is stip-
ulatod for therein in case Of foreclosure
Dated January 3ist. 4. b. 1872.
w. TOWER, Mortgage.
J. Q. 4 J. D. FARxsN, At<e1us!S. ~
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-03-14

RECENT investigator" Of the terms of
grants mad. in aid Of Railroads discov.
crs the following facts which may be Of
interest to those DESTROYS of settling
upon the odd sections, within the limits
Of each road.
Where any claim had been made be.
lore the location Of the road, and SUBJ
srquent)y cancelled for Abandonment,
the opinion has prevailed that it was
'pen to ether claimants under the
homestead and prc-cmptionlaws. This
is true NJ lands granted to the Has
tinss 4 Dakota, the Superior 4 Missis-
sirPi and the Southern Minnesota
roads, because the grants to these, make
q special reservation, Of all lands to
which settlers claim had attached.
There is no such reservation in other
grants made to railroads in the State.
Therefore claims upon such lands when
abandoned revert to the railroads, and
not to the general government.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-03-14
National Anthem.

God shields or noble land,
Spread DER summit, vale, aud strand,
Holy hope, and peace for sli.
Hear this prayer, inspire the soul!
Bc our Faith rs pure and true
As the heavens spntlcss blue,
And lot Charity abound
Evcrywhere-thc world around.
Keep Us peaceful, glad, and Tree,
Glorious j. liberty!
Home "r Freedom, ever grand,
God pr'tect our happy land
And Al Suicucc shall ascend,
Human errors e. nincnd,
And rs Kn"wiedxo lifts the vail
Human tullics Ia curtnil,
And ~ thought iu full array
Shall give action proper sway.
And ~ liberty 81 speech
Shall US Virtues beauties teach,
Gracious God let all rejoicc,
Praise Thee, with = nations voice!
Let Us not BY feeble bands
bind to Us all other lands;
Hut let soul to soul 10 hound
Uncontrolled by charts or sound;
Ger the earth, man duth dwell,
Le: our hearts in friendship swell.
Keep US peaceful, PLAID, and free,
Glorious in liberty;
Home "f Freedom! our own land,
God preserve ever grand!
Chronological .j""r"ai for February.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-03-14

GENERAL JENNIsoN has appointed
Mr.. c. F. S"lbers. Of St. Paul, Deputy
Secretary Of State. Mr.. 5 is an editor,
and, consequently, gentleman. lie
is also scholar, but it 10 necessary t."
mention this fact because it IL not a
logical deduction from tho statement
that 10 is an editor. In making this
appointment the General has not only
selected competent assistant but has
kept faith with TINT large class Of our
t;'reign-b'rn citizens who voted for him
AZ party nominee in preference to one
If their own nationality who Is tho rep
rcscotative Of political ideas with which
they ca" have no sympathy. They are
entitled to this recognition, not I'd u
reward, for they act from principal, b",
Us an earnest Of the fact that native
American citizens recognize the claims
Of naruralizcd SONS Of the republic.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-03-14
MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE

xX1 Default Eas been made in the pay
ment in the sum Of three hundred sixty and
So OOths ($3so.so) dollars, which is claimed
t. be due and ID due at tho date hereof on =
mortgage executed, by William Trucsdcll and
Mary J. Tru.sdell, his wife. I" So: ah Jane
Hsselton ." the 2lst day Of January A. D..
1870, and recorded on the 22d day IT said
month in the Office Of the Register ii Deeds Of
Mower county, Minnesota, in book "K" Of
Mortgages, on pages e0s, 604. and COS. and no
proceeding At law or otherwise have been
hal to recover said sum,: ; - 49,
Now therefore. by virtue Of tho power Of
ealc contained therein, said mortgage will be
foreclosed and the premises coverxd thereby
sold ut publ: vehdue to the highest bidder At
the Office of Page 4 Wheeler IN the Village
Of Austin, In said county Of Mower, ct ten
o'clock in the forenoon On Frihay, the 22d day
Of Marc :, 4. ID. 1872, to satisfy the amount
then due on said mortgage with fifty dollars
attorneys fees allowed b. the terms thereof
and costs of foreclosure. The property includ-
ed IN said mortgage IL described ~ follows !:
Tho west half Of lot twenty -one, OIL In
Buck thirty three, 1887 in the Village Of Aus
tin. Mower county. Ninnesota. Dated Jann-
ary 30th, 1872. -.
SARAH JANE uAZELTON, ii.
-r..l... 4ortagsgee.
PAsE / w.Erlrs. Attys for Mortfaks..
1871 '' Austin, MINI.
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Late News.

1sote news.
1t costs Maine S28 u head for every
Swedish immigrant.
Thought falls first on the best minds,
and rups down tho slopes Of other
minds until it makes revolution.
The Pennsylvania Central Railroad
controls over 5000 miles Of railroad,
and wic;ds capital ots400, 600, 900.
The double scull rice tor the cham
pionsbip Of America, between Coulter
and Cowitt, Of Pittsburx, and the Big
iins, Of New York, takes place at Pitts
burg, May Goth.
Marbleized glass for fronts and ar
chitcctural decoration is the latest nov
city in building materials.
An abscnt-u.indcd resident Of DAN
bury shut d"wn window recently aud
forgot t. draw in his head. He was
calling Tor Helen Dlazes when discover
ed.-Da~tvsy Ns,ca
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-03-14

A SYSTEM Of SCI ools in large town,
should be compact and complete Or
ga"izat'on. u well disciplined, haru'oni
ously working whole; and such body
If sci,o..labie children without u respon-
siblc head, is Ike an army without II
general. The sch'nl property should
oe carefully looked after, and take',
care Of. The p::pils, their graduation,
their elias. ,fication, their studies, their
rccitutions, all need the careful atten-
tion Of s"me experienced pers"n who
has the whole field bet"re him; aud the
scholars, need the counsel, guidance.
and c;.re Of 4 school-tather.-Stute
XchQQl Repcrf.