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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-08-29
StimuIant

and Tonic in remarkable degree; possess sing -
flavor but ttle inferior TO the best French Cordials
purely medicinal in every sense of the wori 1t will
be found most refreshing Stlmu ant for the care
worn, the overworkea and the weary invalid 1t
is free from every injurious property Ii strength.
ems and invignrates the stomach and organs OF di-
gestion, and Is therefore powerful ally for those
deSirous OF abandoning the IL OF intoXicauts, and
tor those whose systems have become enieebled by
long continued indulgence in spirituous liquors.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-08-29
Cholera MorEsuss

Cramps, Pains, DiarrhWa and Dysentery are in.
family ielievcl by IT. II will render attack of
CIrle NJ rbus i'm toSsible If taken when the
symptoms n This dangerous complaint fret mani
fest themselves,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-08-29
Special Notices. ~
sANFoRD's
JAMAICA
GINGER.
Special Notices.

1NiilS elegant preparation is prep9red from the
TRUE Jamaica Ginger, combined wi choice
arnmarcs and genuine French brandy. and Is vast
ly superior t. ever, other kxraat or Els nee OF
t,inger before m public-all of bich are prepared
with aicoltol by the old process.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-08-29
Dyspepsia,

Flatu!ency, Sluggish Digest ton, want of Tone and
Activity in the stomach and i,oNeis, Oppression
after Eating. are sure to be relieved by Il single
dose taken after each meal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-08-29

FL g.. = ! K : 2 I BUG RI u
lie +. f9r .EriFits Dis
IL Diabetes in
Vii VI '. !, =, ~, IF i ! Neck
ttlcet" - I'd -llt". and Bladder, Reien-
Stone ii the oas', u, .'l Jl.v.; Dust Deposit
and Mucous or itiike .ekAr.cl and for En-
feeblel and Dclicatcf at .'uticrs ii both Sexes.
attended Win o." !o.. }.t symptoms: Loss
OF Power, Loss cf Neme.!, D.'ic.ity ct Breath
ing, Weak Nerves, WDhvtGlurss, pain in the
Back, Flushing of the Body, Eruption ga the Face,
Pallid Countcnancc, Lass.tIde Il f4 system, etc.
Used by persons III tire G.r it..t ,."Hgc CT
life; after confinement O. l-.D', pcd wet
ting in children. etc
IN many affections pcculiar to ladies the FIX
tract BrthH ~ UucQUaled by any other remedy
AZ in CAl4eu,l5 or Retention, lrregularty Faiu-
fitness o. Suppression Of Customary Eyacuaions,
liberated or Sc,lirrGs state of the Uterus. Lou
corrhea or Whites. Stcrility, and for all com.
plants incident to the sex. II is presc:ilrl
extensively by the most eminent Physician i3
Mdwives for cEfeebled and delicate c"p+iito
lions OF both sexes and al ages, ,
EEANsNEX.S EHEae&CT EsgCsEt.
Cures EisfQscs A,i,'t? tran In D5lEsacss
II Iits Of DiSstDotioa Ate. in all their stages at
little expense, little or 10 change IN dict, no In
convenience, and 70 C,posurc. II causes fire.
Guept desire, and lircs strength TO uriuatc
thereAg removing O s,:uCi iuEs, Preventing eAl
Curing sisictur.4 # ..c tr,thca, Aliuylug r..
and lnfainuht te.,a . .ftqG'gt IL this class Cf
eases, and r. b, p ps all D,jSUMous matter.
KEA!17,F1-,'J ENEZeACT E2U<
sl.00 Per .cr tiN no, les for - CO. deli
to any is.d e, .,prc from observation. koIs
druggh,s ccs EnNe. Prepared by
III II tI.i !; 20. IM Duane St. y y.
70 whom all i't.r.s i2r information should be
addressed.
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:For Sale OF to let.
Two Pleasant Rooms

~ III KO \RD, csn be obtained at MRS. NOR.
ION :, Elm st Get. juv21trf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-08-29
JUST OPENED!
NEW
Furniture
Establishment!
No. I07 Water ST., nearly opposite Post
Office.

Tie undersigned having leased the new store TN.
der the Gospel Bunner Office have fitted up and
opel ell The same with NV and varied stock of
Furniture drec !, from The leading Man iaciu rng
E-tab shmvnts in New England consist ng in part
Of
Walnut, Ash. and Painted Chamber Sets
Parlor suits Of various Styles, Chairs of all
kids and de CIR pit on. Whatnots, Side
board, Mirrors bureaus, Lounges,
fas, Cradles, Or BIS, Hal Sta DIS
Exte ion aud Kitchen 4 Ibles, Cot.
tage B5dsteads, Sota an Lounge Beds
Br ckets aud Fancy Articles. Music Stools,
Toilet screens, able Mats, ri1or Mats,
Fea her us ters ta'l -ize Willow and Cane
Good, IN great variety. Pi-tlres,
And everything generally 10 md IN Retail Furniture
+ table hmrnts, and no -, by fiir dealing nu
rlc attention to business, To merit fair share OF
patronage.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-08-29

tics of the day. One of the evils of admins
tration and defects of our system has been
represented to be the influence exercised by
members of Congress in the control of ap-
pointments for their own selfish purposes !;
but recent rule adopted by the Civil Service
Board and approved by the President, pro-
vides that all recommendations for appoint
menfs shall be in writing land that recon
mendations by all officers If the government,
including members OF Congress. shall be con-
sidered IS those only of unofficial persons.
except where they have been first invited TO
give their opinions. The operation of this
rule must. in effect, greatly diminish the in
reference of members of Congress with the
appointing power, and relie We the country
from the alleged evils.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-03-27

VI Sne most recent style and finish Being he
Oldest Furniture Establishment in the Ci:Y
and ais practical hand ut The Business
we claim to give entire satsfac-
ton to all that may
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-03-27

see. ~>--~--
The winter term of school in Dist
No. 2, Somers, was closed on Thurs.
day evening, with regular meeting
or the Literary Association which
was organized at the commencement,
Of the term by the young people Of
the district and vicinity.
The meeting was called to order BY
Mr.. Isaac Clapp, the President. The
exercises consisted of essays, decla.
nations, dialogues and music, all OF
which were extremely well done and
reflect much credit on the President
and Association.
The school interest of this commu.
nifty is central and of first Importance.
This could be no better exemplified
than by the presence of nearly every
patron in the District at these meet
ings. They are fully alive to the fact
thata good school literally patronized
is part Of the common center from
which emanates the moral status as
well as the material prosperity of the
community.
In many districts in this and other
counties,we are often forced from the
testimony Of naked facts, to infer that
many of the patrons (?) consider the
school an isolated thing-a "thing''
not in sympathy with any other inter.
est; while others go so far as to at
tempt the "work of death" by at.
taching to it the sickly epithet of cor
'ganlzed cormorant preying on the vi
tails of our material interests" which
we suppose means ''our purses"
If these "harpers'' would have their
eyes opened to the error of their WAYS
let them look on the laudable example
set by Dist. No. 2, Somers, and many
others of similar character in the
County.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-03-27

9 F
day and Tuesday, April, l4th and
18th. .
In the Inspection District, COM
prising the towns Of Brighton, Salem,
Wheatland and Randall in the school
house at Pease's corners, Salem,
Wednesday and Thursday, april 10th
and 18th.
Teachers will supply themselves
with necessary writing material. Le-
gal cap is preferred.
District officers and the friends of
education are cordially invited to at
tend all these meetings.
Kenosha, March %, 1878.
I. V. Mcguire,
County Supt. of Schools.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-03-27
COLD FLOODED FRATRICIDE.

A terrible tragedy occurred near Bards
tnwr. KY, last Saturday. G. Ii. Holt.
hauser. one OF the oldest and mos, pc
feemed citizens, was sitting in his office
about 7 80 in the evening, with an un.
mmrried son, d. W. Holtshauser. when i.
married son, J. Hol,shauser, entered th,
io"r, and, without speaking, pulled out I,
navy revolver and shot his abrother. the
b Ill entering his left breast, and lodeino
under the shoulder blade. The wount,e,.
young man rose from his chair and. q,
he did SO, received another shot wh,c,
entered near his shoulder, when he fei
forward, receiving third shot in III,
crown OF bis head the ball lodging unde,
The right eye. The murderer immedi
ately lett the premises and has not bee,
heard from since. The cause Of III.
murder is supposed to be feud of sever.
al months standing. ALI the partie,
have heretofore been held in high es
TEEN, and great excitement is caused ),
the community by the tragic affair. Tb.
father and mother of the Young men ar,
nearly Is years of age, and the grief a.
; the venerable people is heartrending.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-03-27


W II River lumbermen say that the
snow Is going eff without raising the
streams. and unless heayy rains come
so"n 'hs log, will a.ssly stay where thsy
are banked
The Brodhead Independent says the
amer"us Growing ard cooing OF the prair-
ic BIRDS are duly heard. drspclling the
IDEA that they We're killed off by tue cold
winter.
L.vJ d Lyons, of Oshkosh, are now en- ;
gagei IN building. and have very nearly
compi"ted, new yacht. It's dimensions
are 10 teet keel. feet beam, and 90 fee,
on deck.
Mr.. August Miller, workman at the
car Sh"p, Prairie du Chicn, has been
TT 'nh'ri in his mind for some time, and
last we k his friends sent him 10 the in
sane asylum to be cured.
The old stesmboar Northwestern, OF
enc Wolf River Transportation Com
p"ny, has earned since it was built $50,
ooo' and she cleared abnvo expenses one
snnm"r the cum Of $4,000.
a barn hel'ngirg to Mr.. Patrick Mul
cAliy. Portage, was. burned "wednesday
evening. Two hursss. Eona nine toss
OF nay, and some sixty bushels of corn
~er" Also destroyed.
Oshkosh has received the new bell for
It's court house. It is from the works OF
MeDrrly & Kimberly, Troy. N. Y. The
bell i'srlf weighs bet" I 500 and 1 800;
with the fixtures, Q 400 pounds.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-03-27
FAvOP US WITH A CALL.

Ready made Collins and Metallic Burial CaseA
always on hand.
Aug. a2 1879 BOEShN g BEDEsSEM.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-03-27
COUNTY TEACHERS ASSOUL
ALTON.
County Supt. of Schools

The Annual Meeting of the Keno,
Sha County Teachers Association
will be held at the Kenosha Hicl,
School on Wednesday and Thursday
April 9th and 10th.
The programme will be announced
at the opening of the session.
Rev. Mr.. Sawin of Racine is ex.
pected to lecture on the evening o.
the 10th, and Prof. Hosea Barnes or
the evening of the 9th.
The attendance of Teachers is ear
nestly desired.
Kenosha, March %, 1878.
Fl. 0. DURKEE, President.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-03-27
AGENTS WANTED FOR THE
OR EAT INDUSTRIES
oFTHE UNITED STATES,

1900 FACES AND 500 ENGnAyINGs, rRISrxp In
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This work l Il complete history of all brRnches
ofindustry, processes of manufacture, ETC., In all
ages. II il complete encyclopedias OF arts and
manufactures and is the most entertaining and
yslus he work ot information on subjects OF gener-
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10 the wants orthe Merchant, Manufacturer, Me-
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to both old and young OF all CLASSES. Che book
is aold by agents, who are making large snles in
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Nv subscripu m. No family should be without q
copy Wewant Agents in every town In the UNI
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this book. Our terms are libe- al. We give our
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sold 1853 In two weeks. Our agent in Hartford
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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-03-27

A very model and modern spelling
school took place in the Howard
Dist, Pleasant Prairie, last week.
Very fine vocal and instrumental mu-
sic by Miss Ada Pienkowsky of this
city, added much to the success.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-03-27
NOTICE TO TEACHERS.

Notice is hereby given that an ex-
animation for the Teachers in the in
spection District, comprising the
towns of Somers, Pleasant Prairie.
Paris and Bristol will be held in the
durch at Torrey's Corners, Mon
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-03-27
WE HAVE IN PRESS
"A NEW BOOK

By we'll known and popular author, on an en-
irsly ne su hject. The book will be profusely IL
ustrated and handsomely bound. and Will sell
lreadily to all classes. Agents wishing to secure
territory should apply at once. j. B. BURR d
HYDE, Hartford, nonn or Chicago, III.
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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-03-27
SLIvERs,
FROM our WISCONSIN EXCHANGES.

FROM our WISCONSIN EXCHANGES.
Devils Lake il TO be stocked with
trout.
Whitewater wants q first-class hotel
and an opera house.
Dane county farmers are sowiAg
wheat.
twenty converts joined the congrega-
t'onsl church in Waukesha the Goth
inst.
Fond du Lac takes its Sunday evening
{ "sdy at eight open saloons on Main
stress.
Two dams are out on Fox River, below
Appleton, and navigation will not open
Till June.
W@nkesha county cheese factories are
preparing to CONNIE nee operations on the
At of April.
Geneva is to have large new hotel
; his season. also new Seminary build
ing.
Geneva had $1,000 Ere a few DAYS
s"ce. A hop house and small barn were
burned.
The Bayfield, House ct Bayfield, was
destroyed by fire on Wednesday, the 10th
INST.
The Fcnd du Lac county Jail now
| holds fourteen prisoners, six of whom
are insane.
The residence of Nelson Stevens, near
Ki'bourn City, was recently destroyed
by fire.
A large number of German emigranta
re expected to arrive in Appleton this
summer
Mr.. Patrick Rorrke. of Princeton,
c"mmerced sowing wheat for this season
March 14th.
The First National Bank of Baraboo is
reported to be open for the transaction oil
business.
School district No. 6, of the town oil
Waupun, Fond du Lac county, is build
jig y new school house.
The Baraboo Republic learns of con-
siderable complaint among hop growers
OF winter killing OF hops.
Unless postponed, the Kinney trial
will take place at Manitowoc this week
commencing on Tuesday, March 25th
Ontagamie county will produce fifty
Der cent. more cheese during the coming
season than at any previous one.
The OGd Fellows of Mineral Point
are arranging to celebrate their anniver-
sary day, Apri Goth.
Ninety. SIX show horses for Barnum
were started from Delayan for New
Y TX, one day last week.
Mr.. Andrew Sweany, an old citizen
If Fort Wiunebago, died of .onsuln D.
ion IN that town on Thursday.
j. W. Williams, postmaster at Neenah,
lied on the Goth inst. There are twenty.
three applicants for the place.
A Green county radical still declares
hat the Credit MobiIier story is "a demo
cratic lie got up to beat Grant"
The nasty Cutler Leavitt breach OF
promise case is on the carpet in the cir
:uit court, at Waukesha, this week.
There will he more building done In
Prairie du Chen this summer than there
vas last.
Frank Schleiger was very badly injur-
in the shoulder by circular saw, on
railroad wo d-aawipg machine, OF
Wednesday of last week, at Trem pealeau.
The Omro Journal says: "Ths woollen
mill problem is already solved, and now
We are figuring for. boot and shoe facto-
ry."
A gentleman by the rame of Kittlp
has leased J. Ashby's farm near Winnie
come, and will at once establish large
rhee factory thereon.
The house of Mr.. Bushee, in Brooklyn
vas entered one night last week, the
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-12-25
Donseaaiox ler CArasasnos.

000oeeAt0H f6P CAP&0e0D0O.
~, There j. ., book published by Serb
ner, Arn's.ropg l. Co., OF N. Y. euti
tied 1.-THE illustrated Library Of
F.vorite Song ltia edited by ). G.
Holland, . writer 10 fav"rabIy known
~ any in America. The Volume will
consist Of such selections from p..,ti r.l
l;teratare,as have. by the judgement Of
mankind. p'ss'd bsy"nd the sphere Of
criticism, Into tho RESIN Of universal
acceptance. Some Of them. recognized
10 loyal in their construction. .nd u,a.
terial to the highest canons Of art.
have coue to he regarded u. classics.
Othe,s, although mt possessing "
much literary merit, are 20 vital ia
their inspiration, 70 stimulating in thei.
influence, % sienide ut ~ tho embod;.
msnt If human passion, or Of human
exp"riencs. that the people cr"wn them
~ their fav"rise<. No cnlleeti"n Of
posm. can BE- complete that does MI
embrace b"th these elaases. Popular
posms are popular treasures, and n.
American IL q, unconditional NJ not t.
cherish in his heart tho music Of sucl,
. s"na ~ "H"me, sweet, sweet home. u
The Library" contains 700 pages,
100 illustrations, and 81 facsimile.
and autographs. 1t IL printed with
perfect types. on tinted piper Of excel.
lent qnslity, and bound in three atylsa
1t 10 one Of tia most elegant aud ap
propriate things which can b cbosen
- Holiday present. Mrs. Parker
Goodwin u the agent for this County,
and will be glad Ia furnish any inf;,r.
nation o""oer"ing the work that. ID,
pubic may 1sDire. 90 '"A '"~>
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-12-25

Tn. time for tho meeting Of <As
next County Council Patrons Of Illus.
bsndry. has been changed fro" Jan.
Let to faIDAY. JAN I'd, 1874, At 2
o'sloek, ?. n. Il will b held 1t Odd
Fellow Hall Ia this City. M.sss's
Of 0raag>s srs eatitled 70 seats By W.T.
tie Of their o&oe, aud Ia addition,
0rsaxss ere satitied 70 one dele-
gate for every twenty a'emhers. aud
o.jor fraction thereof. A. this 10 the
most important meeting Of the year. It
10 highly desirable that every Grange
10 the county should b fully represent
ID. J. L. BowERs,
Master County Council.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-12-25
FORECLOSURE.

vi Default has boon made in the con
ditions Of . certain indentars Of 'mortgsg'
made aud executed by Horace Greene aut
Mercy 0reens formerly Mercy Powers), hi.
wife, to Aaron 8. Everest. bearing date No
vembsr Esd, A. D. 1870, and recorded in th,
ONCE Of the Register Of Deeds, in and fo'
Mower county. Minnesota, On the 73fd day
November, 4. D. 1870, At four o'clock, r. n.
in Book ~" Of mortgages, on page $50.
Said mortgage was gwen to secure tho pay:
ment Of Five Hundred Eighty seven and
according to tho conditions offour promissory
notes, made and executed BY said Horace
Greene and Mercy Greene. to said Aaron 3.
! Everest, and bearing even date With said
mortgage. and default has been made in the
payment Of tho sum Of Five Hundred, Forty
four and 34-loo l*5+4,s4) dollars.
Said mortgage il conditioned that if default
b. made 10 any Of tho provisions therein con.
| tanned, it shall be lawful for tho mortxs gee,
sum therein eontsined, to b due, sWd parsu.
ant to said conditions tho whole amount -
naming unpaid thereon to Wit: tho SON Of
Eight Hundred. Thirteen snd os.lo0 (3Sl3.9s)
dollars 10 hereby declared and claimed 70 b
due at The date Of this notice, aud no pro-
eesdings at Law or otherwise have been had to
collect said suu or any part thereof.
Nov therefore, notice 10 hsrebv given that
BY virtue Of power Of sale in said mortgage
contained and pursuant to tho provisions Of
tho statute in such case made and provided,
said mortgage will be forecloeed and the prem.
Uses therein .leecribed, to.Wit:
The east 3)ons half Of the northwest quarter
~ Of sectioL Nc. twenty-five (25,, in town.
ship No. one hundred aud two (l02) north
Of rsage number eighteen (ls)., west, cou-
taiaing eighty (so) scrss Of land, according
to Government survey. in Mower county,
Minnesota, ~ill b, sold It pub'is sale to tho
highest bidder therefor, It tho c1iee Of E. o.
Wheeler. 10 the sity Of Austin, IN .aid county,
Ga Saturday tie 10Th day Of January, A. b.
1874. It 10 o'clock A. n. 70 satisfy the
amount then due on said notes and
mortgage, . above dsela'ed togsth.
q With the sum Of one hundred
dollar. ,attornsy's fees, allowsd BY the tern,
Of ssid mortgage 10 esss Of foreclosure, b.
sides the costs sad expenses SLOWED by Law.
Dated, November, 18th, A. D. 1873.
AARON S. EVEREST,
E.0. WRssLes, Mortgage.
Attorney for Mortgage,
u33vS-t7 Aastin. AinD.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-12-25

IProoee1aoos or ta,o 0oasA 81
Co0os1 Oo00soo1oooso.
SPECIAL SESSION.
AUSTIN, Dee. 9Th, 1873, 2 ?. y.
Purssaat n esll made The 25sh
dey ofNov. 1879, ~ Bead Of Cosaty
Comnissioas.s ~ q the okee Of the
County Auditor.
Prseest Xsssss. Howe, Rsleh, Ns-
Kss, Bnbse and T.spsr.
Bills allowed @. W. nsnars e.
| psa,.s on Psoe Fass, @l77, 30 aud one
qu.rtsr's salary.
Christian Asdsrsoa, wood furnished
poor persos, $500.
On motion the following resolution,
psessssea By xr. n. z. T.aser, ~as
sdepssd:
De,slpsl. That a sppsal - takss fFe0 ~
er6oe Of oeaae, Lord, Judeo u Distsise Court.
1inh Judicial District, Of sAs State q Mime
$40, New. llth. 1878, granting . nstien -
! ~ aslds he judesesst In t1s sese 1t the
Door1 It Cs1aey Co00ieeieesss It Newer
Csaaty, aosiast 3ylvsssss eateh. catered ead
doskssca Il THE sssstx % ~ llsA ~ u o.
Deor1. oDd The County Asditoy. AZ bssoby
eatAssissA - sxseses : Ssad required tsr tAst
| psspsss.
0s,notioa Board adjourned until Z
o'clock A. H., Wsda,sdsy. Dso. 10Th.
Wednesday. De. 10Th, Z A.. n.
Msnbsrs oil prsssot.-Minutss read
md approved.
Bills allowed:
q II. Ailsae.f. salary - cesaty PAysies:a
II no,ths. sndise Dec. lse. 1871. 1t 3e.3s-
On Sstiss he bond aod contrast Of q. ".
Rsusss. evsssssr Of the Peer fssn. ~ss read:
On 3o,iop Tie valsatiea On lot 3. block ).
Ysape 4 Lewis addition to Aoseis, wss abatsd
1Sss, %. Ne ssssetarese On sail ret hsvisG hsss
S~s.sd.
On .stioa ~ e,des Of % rs ordered
q b. 1rsv. 1. tasss Of G. ]. Rslsh. for The
bsusae Of Mn. Rssaunsea. poor Ps'sss.
Billa allowed:
Pre-, Printing Co., ono years subssrip.
tion ior Wsekly Press, 100
A. 4. Harwevd, printing for County
x..';si ! Kao.. stew. .,d s.t.'.. for
=: Il. Nei:es, 3 cords ve.d. 1900
o. motion Board adjourned until l
O'Clock, ?. \.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-12-25

1O0Oe1 Us~~Os
]. G. EAsToN i buying ~hsst 1t
Csrmssoo's uox warehouse in R.u,ssy.
Robert Gale Is biz sgsat.
ras d"pot 1t Ramsey Junction, !"
being rsmodslsd and improved. by .
gang If carpenters The waiting-ro'm,
and also the ticket-o6ce, 10 enlarged.
much to tho convenience Of the r. r.
agent, Mr.. II. +. Coleman, aud the
travellers over the 8. NJ. & St. P. roads
J. kent, % Old hossl.kesper, has
lately opened rsstaursot ID tho build.
Jog formerly occupied BY H. Arm
strong, where the hungry t.avelsrs can
gst : tip-top. lunch At . momsot's no.
tico.
P. LAvsLLB and p. NcCoaNIok
haes->ssa-bsiill,t' sii,u .v.;avuslu7 l..,ly.