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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-14
nnturo oIuaa aa Taafn.

Bul she does not preserve and purify tham.--
That must he done with fragrant SOZ0DoNT.
The dental bone aud is enamel caaing are made
invulnerabIe TO all destructive inansnces by The
daily use OF this bensRcsnt pgapaRalioa.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-14

'Ths Credit Mobilier Committee, Of which Mr.
Wilson, OF IndiaDs, is chairman. expect TO get
tIeir report before Congress on Saturday next, CT
Monday following.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-14
CAUTION.

~ WILNrxeFoN, Feb. 10, 1873.
To WhoE it may CoReera.-I hereby forbid ali
persons paving any money. bonds OF notes they
may have belnn ging to ny wife Ann Moody, who
died 10 December A. d. 1871. rs am aware she was
ia posse ssiOn u quite sun Of MONEY St the time
she led. WILLIAM MOODY
febll 4t' Steamboat Hotel. Chester. Pa.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-14
Aatkes.

N0TICE-All persons who have not paid their
1N Water Kent or Protection lax for the year
1913, aTe eaLnsstiy requested 70 call at the Water
Office, 1000 Market street. and do 50 at once and
the additional 61s per cent. which will be ad-
ded to their bills after February 18th.
febl2-6t 4. A. TAYLOR, Registrar.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-14

ScAIDED. Yesterday afternoon, q cylinder
in the drying room of Jas. Riddle, Son & Cos
mills exploded, throwing the steam and hot
water around the room. An employee, named
hODt Aldred, was severely, though not ser
lously, scaided, Considerable damage was
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-14
RwIWG's CLOSING 9ALa8
agaats.

UTANTRD-To bug Or rsnt MIA TAnss haF
w ing seed ogtst Mil 10 saai " r8mBapiaaae
address NNsW Cassisn at tAas e6sess tesfk49
NNYANTED-A pAEtasg HiaA S1oaa e take sAarss
w OF good payia1 AasiAesa In eale eiey. An
Industrious nan of etiaaa hse Neai3
MTNGT0N.a tAFoaRA the 4aEetse eAlee. Iaa sa-
siness wiz be iaIly explained. lahIa-d2s
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-14

EIS0k RkNT,-Pssaessio1 RlVan ImWedlal sly
L The apAeloas Hall ap Ants-FOOm in CaE Rlls's
WoRkinsmen's IRstisats.h The premises . ad-
miFably aaaPtea to Srelstias, Musical or sFary
Assoeiaeiaas.. heI lsat and further pareF =lars.
apply to nk, CURTIS. 70s Rr0neA stFaa1, " 10
Or. CAMERON 40 Market street. q l6tf.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-14

N0TICE.-I have this day retired frOm the Lam
Der business having disposed Of nv entire inter
est TO L. A. Harris and W. w HaFTis whO wilI eon-
linue the Lumber businers at the n. r. corner of
Front and Tatnall streets. J. A. HARRIS.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-14

OFFIcERs ELEorEp.-Al meeting of Ger.
mania Loan association, on Wednesday evening
The following officers were elected:
Presi lent, Nicholas Jenny.
Vice lrel ident, John Fullmer ft-f.
Treasurer, John Fehrenbach.
Secretary, L. NJ. Lichtenslein.
Directors for three years, L..Hartnann, A. J.
Peters. |. Blank, Geo. Abele, Joseph NiedeF'
meier
Directors for two years james Todd, g
Rehluss, l.. Cnrran, II. Feldmeier, ]. De Wolf
Directors fnr one ysag: Wm. Huber, J
Rienlie, !. II. Publ, j. Doerlzbaeh, Geo
Stsinicken.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-14

E0n HAAE-A Lot Of Land at the southeast
n corner of Front and CLAYTON streets g feet
iRehes on Front and % feet on CLAYTON street.
Apply to GEO. Q. AARIS.
Raal Estate ARaHf,
Oo2ll-lf S13 Market street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-14

The DAMAGED ENGINE. Engine, No. A,
which cOllided with q coal oil train at GEays
Ferry, yesterday morning, was brought at the
IOand house, in this city, last evening", for ne
to burst one of the cOalOil tanks, and also CON
slderably damaged the front Of the engine
The oil from the tank ran into the fire h0x Oi
the engine, and soon kipdled fire which
spread rapidly, and destroyed the tender,
and al the woodwork Of the engine, besides
scorchlnR and damaging the iron work. It Il
not, however, damaged beyond repair. En-,
glne No. A Is the same one which drew the
Inflated train that was run into, OF Ellie VsIle
station, a few months ago.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-14

Having this day admitted into CO-pArtnership B.
ames. and thankful for past pa atrOnAgs. hoPS ny
friends and customers will continue to deal With
the new trm. HOWARD r. WALTON.
fee7.5. dot
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-14
WATER RENTERS fAKR NOTICE.

The bills for the year ls73 are now ready and pay-
able at the Registrars 0aiee, l0lO Market street
The Law requires that all bills Raid on or hsfara
January 3ist. 1874 the face Of the ball and On an
paid during the month Of FebraaFy, peg eent al
ditional. and all paid during the mOntb Of Wsrck
10 yer cent. additional and any aR4Rnts remaining
unpaid after April lst, lsS the Registrar Is required
10 have the Ferrues Withdrawn and Saik instItnkaA
for the recovery Of the amounts due And water viii
not again be let into such premises until an arrears
with assessments and two dollaEs for drawing Ter
rules are paid. FRANK. A. TAYLOR.
Water Department, Dec. s. ls72 Regiqtrsr
Onee hours. . TO Y a. m- and % p. m aso6Rf
EEN0 THE PUBLIC.
Il The Wilmington and Reading hailraad Csn,-
Rany have completed arrang emenss 10 eaFFF MonRV
Pack kegeS and Express Matter % An9 tF0 an poinsa
On the line of their road aad West CiestFF.
Also, TO all points on the philadelphla and Read
ing aud CAtawissa Railroads., ineln1fnR headiRR
Allentown. Columbia, Harrisburg. Lancaster DoWn.
ingtown, MahOney City. Ma. Carmel. NoFFist0Wn,
Puttsy lie, &c.
For further information apply a. the Depot. sar-
ner of Front and Madison streets. Wilmington.
kxpTess matter sent ~ Frankia fslasEaph u3ee
No, West Third street or 30 their DaROe Eronf
and hadtaOn. or orders ieft with MeAdIlan 4 Seal
delivering agents. viii rsssivs PFNmPs atteatioa.
aDS-u Gsn1 SaDt ". 4 &. Il. IT, @.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-14

UrsET. - Yesterday evening as the SIT New
York and Washington express train, was COM
ing in TO the depot, the driver Of one Of Pusey,
Scott & Co.'S wagons attempted TO cross the
track with hia team. at Poplar street. The
hagman warned him not to attempt il, but pre-.
snmlng that he knew best, he persisted. Before
engine struck and upset Il, but fortunately Clid
not damage it TO any extent. The driver Yiqhted
his vehicle and drove ON Feaolving to be more
careful 10 the future, when crossing the railroad
track in advance of an approaching tain.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-14

The new 6rm respectfully solicit a continuance oF
the patronage Of the public generously given 70
the old firm. GEO W Bush q SON
Wilmington. Feb L lSTl-2w
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-14

The undersigned have this day formed . COpart-
pership under the hrm- name Of Lestar A Harris A
Brother, successors TO A. Harris and will continue
the Lumber business At the N. T. corner Of Fr0ng
and ratnall Streets LESTER A. HARRIS
ianl4-lm WILBER w HARRfS
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-14

TOR Two large eouneetin1 Roqms -
n In the thREd story Of the SAvtlle Ausl4- 38
fsHsaFinR. AnDly 60 ALEx. SAyLkaLk
iaAl-sf 8 SO Market street
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-14

O0PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.-I have this dav
~ associated Walter ID. Bush with me in ths
freighting and Coal business. under the firm -namo
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-14

The SMALL Pox CASES, near WhiteleyshnEa.
in the lower part Of this county. and Of Which
we have made mention heretofore, were paFtlc-
ularly distressing in their results. Mr.. Wheel
er, when he took the disease, could get no az
tcntion, and during his deleTinm. 'slTolled about
the fam for day or two. @When Dr.. Melvin
vent to see the family, he found Mr.. Whealas
and young Mr.. Draper dead, Ia the same house
10 get the horse and cart, and they hauled the
bodies out in the field, and the Doctor dug the
graves and duFied them. This is = very sad Oc-
cureHee-the like has hardly eveFhsen known
The otheE members Of lhe family ere all we'll
SMYRNA TIMES.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-14

ERUIT GROWERS MEETING
I THE PEN1NSULAR FRUIT GROWERS AS
ISOLATION will hold its hFst regular meeting this
year, IN the Court House ct Dover on Tuesday, the
18Th inst, at o'clock. p. IN. As business Of iapOr-
tanee viii come before this meeting. all the mem
bsrs Of the Association as veil as all persons inter
ested in fruit growing, sh0uld attend
feb7 ]. ALEXANDER FULTON. Sse'ry.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-14
RoR sALR.

1weaty-ava small hoaaes. from tor d
MI Ri1 roamA Ia dissFGat RaFas 0f tha city
Pliesa aansin8 fPom 500 % sloo4
~ TeFaae essy j, III. EhAgER,
Real ksaaaa ARGat
EaaagFaph Baflaiag. 81 nRar kaFkaa.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-14
CAMnRIpoE, Nd. Feb. 1a. 1s79

TIARY.
CAMBRIDGE, Nd, Feb. Is, 1873.
Notwithstanding the severe rain storm that nre.
valed all the day and night every available space
In the courtroom and the iobbies and passages
leading to 1t were packed from an early hour YES.
terday morning with spectators eager to witness
tho closing SCIENCES of the Platter trial. which con-
eiuded yesterday evening.
THE SCENE IN COURT.
After the jury retired followed a scene OF excite.
ment mat Is hoped will never again be witnessed
IN the dorchester Courtroom Every ono vvas
taken at once, and unfavorable expressions Of
opinion, prejudging the accused came to Ma ears
from every side. The ladies, of whom there verc
bumoef present. we're especially severe In de-
nun nuneaton. and from more than one pair of fair
Ilps was heard the wish that the accused might
get a lcng rope and short shFift
ARPEARANoE OF THE ACCUSED.
During all of this time the agitation of Mr..
Syester, IN the course of his argument proceeded
TO unfold the black record of cruelty and crime
Whieh ne alleged was registered against the ac.
cused, the composure which had marked the
manner OF the latter forsook him. graduaIIy his
head dropped lower and lower, until finally with
his face hidden in clasped hands, he presented
tug PishsRle sight OF strong man wholly un-
nerVed
WAITING FOR THE VERDICT.
In few minutes a baiff entered and informed
the conrt tue jury were agreed. The news spread
through the little town with marvellous rapidjtv
and before the prisoner, who had been sent for
arrived, many hurrying feet, coming from all di.
reetlons, had again flied the Courtroom. The
brief respite from excitement allowed him seemed
to have been improved by the prisoner in con
querlng his agitation. He walked to the seat ne.
signed him with firm step, apparently nerved 10
meet any issue Of the trying ordeal. The ury on.
teFedr and were interrogated by the clerk OF the
court in the legal formula, amid a silence that was
almost dcath-like.
| THE VERDICT.
Clerk to Platter, who had previously been oop
duct ID to the prisoners box; John r. Platter Mold
up your right hand
Clerk Gentlemen of the jury, have you agreed
upon a verdict
Juror-.We have.
Oierk--WhO shall say for you?
| Juror Our foreman
Clsrk-What say you, gentlemen Of the iaFy. Il
the prisoner at the bar guilty of the crime will
which he stands indicted, OF not guilty.
WIN. H. Mace, foreman Not guilty OF nrurde
GUILTY 80 ASANsLAudHTKR
hr. Henry suggested that the Jury be polIed
which was done, and they were then discharged.
| The prisoner manifested no trepidation hu
much feeling when the verdict was delivered. m
spectators were perfectly quiet which seemed Z
surprise the c0EFt who we're on the alert toTnhesi
| any lT1proper demonstrations
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-14
From the Baltimore Sun.
The Platter Murder TrlaI.

CLOSING ARGUMENTS or coUNsEI--vERpIcr or
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TO THE PENITRN-
TIARY. ~N
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-14
HRm SALE.

Several Arst-clGss seven roam Houses. on
lfa kirkuQo9 street. four 90 EigAsh street be-
n law klne tive On Lombard above ksghth.
Viii Be sold cheap and on faagonahle tegUs.
Apply 70 HcCLOSkkY AeMINkAIN.
dseal-u
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-14

COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.
~ We, the undersigned, have this day formed
Co-partnership in the Ice business. Th0nrn- name
viii be Walton i James.
HOWARD P. WALTON.
b. JAAES.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-14

NOR SALE.-The two stOried building Reaar
n and lot back, situated In Orange street. Es
between Sd and 4th streets. adjoining the ~
soap and candle mandatory. This prop -
erfy has front Orange street Of &c feet running
baek that width 50 feet. The building bV little al
teratiOn W0ald make large maehina ahOp. OF would
do for many other manufacturing RuEP0ses
jan7-tnknmaFl ss'' y 'S-'
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-14
THE SENTENCE

At Il h the prisoner was brought into cour
and sentenced to lmprisoned ia the penitsntisr,
until the Il day Of April, 1873; that ia, confinement
for i've years and ton ty-savsn days
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-14
aUITTv 90 AaANsLAuomrER.

Ar. Henry suggested that the jury be pOlIed.
which was done, and they were then dischafoad.
me prisoner manifested no trepidation hut
luch @ ieehng when the verdict was delivered. The
spectators were perfectly quiet, which seemed a
surprise the eoErt, who were on the alert 70 ohesk
any iEproper demonstrations
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-14

IL OrEL AND LAGER BEER SALOON FOR
IL RENT. Cool viii and Pixtares for sale.
hFst-rate business stand.
Inquire Of J. sTOECKLEIN,
No. 1o7 East W Atar street.
febo-l2t$ Nilmington. Del
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-14
TOR SALE aud 9ar 8eat.

LOR SALR-Aa or 10 Acres aF Magah
Il Meadow WleAan ahe t1tY Ltmaies.
The subscriber offers far sale about Is or 20 acres
OF meadow land. SdlOining his aowor nursery and
truck farm, bounded by the 0aresche road aud al
oauseWay. and by lands Of Geo q. LObdall and
within one hundFed yards Of the WILMINGTON and
Western Railroad. The property Il certain 10 be-
come valuable 10 time, and will be sold low.
JACOB L. BROWN
ian9s If on the premises
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-14

EQR SALE CHEAP.-A pair Of Mill Burrs,
- French stones. nearly new size. 4 feet inches
diameter with spindle, step and everything com
complete. Can be seen at Red Mills. on White Clay
Greek. E r. WILSON
febl3-dSW Newark, Del.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-14
Public Sales.
PURLIC SALE
OF
STOCK and Farming UfenkiIa

OF W. d. C0RNOG.
The u1dersigned. having rented his farm, win Sc
~ ~ uOne Saie. on his premises, in Pancader huI
arei. on the road leading from Newark 70 COoeh
Bridge. one mile from the former
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-14

DOR RENT-A small Truck Farm, near 49,
the BEandyyine springs. Apply TO DA- lm
V1D NJ. PRICE ct Prices Corner Christi iM
ana hundred, or to GEO. NJ. BRAMBLE. S<uA
near Delaware Junctiong janl3-tf
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-12-18

A VERY valuable chrome premium,
1.-The Old Oaken Bucket" size 1895
inches, is given to each subscriber to
that model magazine Of America, DEM
orest's Monthly, Tor 1874. The club.
biug rates Of this magosine are 81 rs
per year, including the chr ono, which
the publishers tell US is worth SIS.
This 10 certainly an unparalleled offer,
and every lady who wants 6rst-cIuss
magazine should take advantage If it,
as Demorest's is worth double the sub.
scription price without tho chrome.
Address W: Jennings Dsmorest, 83s
Broadway, New York
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-12-18

Tue entertainment given BY the Flo
rsl Club, At the Presbyterian Church,
last evening, was quite generally atten.
ded, and was pronounced by al, deci.
ded success, each participant dung her.
self credit and n.er'ting tho approval o.
the sudisooe. The programme con
sisted in the reading Of original essays
select readings, vocal and instrumental
music, ,sblesux, and last. but not Iess<I
refreshments A small contribution
box vas circulated, with what success
No have not learned. Great credit ii
due to the parties 10 charge Of the On
tertainment, as its success depended to a
considerable extent upon the manage
mont.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-12-18
0ounethisg Tor Christmas.

0omethieg Tor Christmas.
There is book published by scrib-
ner, Armstrong & Co., OF N. Y, emit.
tied "The illustrated Library Of
Fsvorite Song" 1t il edited by J. G.
Holland, writer as favorab,y known
20 my in America. The volume will
consist Of such selections from poetical
literasare,as have, by the Judgement Of
mankind, passed beyond the sphere Of
criticism into tho realm Of universal
acceptance. Some Of them, recognized
- loyal in their construction. and una
terial to the highest canons Of art.
have come to be regarded as classics.
Others, although not possessing as
much literary merit, are 90 vital in
their inspiration, 60 stimulating 10 their
influence, 90 significant as the embodi.
uent IF human passion, or of human
experience. that the people crown them
rs their favorites. No collection Of
poems can be complete that docs no,
embrace both these classes. Popular
poems are popular treasures, and ~
American is so International - not to
cherish in his heart the music of such
= song - "Home, sweet, sweet home. u
The Library" contain. 700 pages
120 illustrations, and 81 .fac-sinsile'
and autographs. 1t is printed with
perfect types, on tinted paper Of excel
lent quality, aud bound in three styles
1t is one Of the most elegant and ap
propriate things which can be chosen
~ Holiday present. Mrs. Parker
Goodwin is the agent for this County
and will be glad to furnish any infor'
nation concerning the work that The
public may desire,
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-12-18

In the lat No. Of the Register ap-
pears IN item that vas intended to be
funny, and which "Charles" declares
to Be = real specimen o. original Wit.
It WA intended = IN aIlusion to the
TRANscRIPr, but no one would have
mistrusted the fact had not the author
taken the pains to 90 around amongst
bic readers and tell them, ''conf-
deotially," what it meant. But for
that little circumstance w should have
been wholly unable to guess the conun-
drum.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-12-18

Ihase opened my stock Of Dry
Goods, Clothing, Boo<s ssd Shoes, &c.,
and invite the public to call and ex-
anime my goods. Having bought them
At sstonishipgly low prices, I offer
them At dgures far below those Of any
other house 10 the city. Goods sold
only for cash on delivery, and At one
priccenly. H. Gusz.
One door north Of Ira Jones'.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-12-18
1neeial Notice.

Mn. D. A. Lord, Of this city, has
Just returned FROM Chicago, where she
buried her brother on tho I'd inst. She
has been obliged, on account Of hi2
illness, to make ITO trips, and has 9TH
erwise sustained heavy expenses. shs
therefore makes this epecial appeal 70
those indebted to her, aud asks them
to ameliorate, in some degree, her deep
affection, by relieving her from the
burden of financial pressure. All Who
owe her will confer = great favor BY
coming At once to her relief. Such ~
do not respond to this call will be con-
sidered beyond the reach Of ordinary
influences, and claims against them will
be turned over to IN attorney, for COL
lection. 36tz
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-12-18

Now is the time tn get cheap Hats.
You can actually get a Trimmed Hat
"r 81 so, at Miss S"per's She sells
Millinery G'nds cheaper than any
other dealer in town. A nice sssort-
ment Of Christmas goods is expected
in . few days. A nice line Of Hair
Switches kept constantly o. hand
Ladies cone and buy you re"l Hair
>witch,-it is the cheapest of all.
Don't forget the placement door tn
II. Fairbanks harness shop. 1w
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-12-18

THE "Sooiable Of the Congrega.
tionsl Society, vas. held with Mrs.
Doctor Wheat, last Friday evening,
and proved a very pleasant affair It
n gratifying to know that these gath.
erios, are becoming, each week, moro
and more popular, and that they have
tendency to attract tho young people,
and keep them from participating IN
trivial amusemects. ...,. -
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-12-18

A LITTLE daughter OIL. B. Abbott,
fell, 10 tho School House, last Thursday
P. NJ, and broke her arm between the
elbow and wrist. pr. Wheat pertorm-
ed tho surgical work.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-12-18

The APRON FAIR, given by the ID.
dies Of the Episcopal Church, on Mon
day evening last. was very pleasant A.
fair. The supper was we'll gotten up md
psve satisfaction to all. The net pro:
seeds we're about $125.00, which We
understand il 70 80 towards the i'm
movement IF tho church.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-12-18

LEWIS OLEsoN, from Freedom
County, came into this city % Tuesday
last to eco Tom Thumb & Co., but
falling in with numerous friends and
poor whisky, forgot all about It. He
took lodgings in the Court House
basement for the night, aud in the
morning v.s taken before Justice Mer-
rick. with whom he loft 1885,.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-12-18
AGGA0G1O0.

An neeovnls on our books and all
Note. past due MUST BE- paid at once.
Please bear in MAD that this is the
only demand Of the kind We have ever
made. And also bear 10 mind the
favor that was shown You whsn you got
our goods. and had no money, and
re.ponta to this call promptly.
32Ian AUSTIN. SMour l. Co.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-12-18
4 Rare Chance.

John W. Gregg has a farm Of 240
.cre'' in the town Of Nevada, which
he offers for sale. There are about
100 ao' e. under the plow, aud we'll
fenced. He has = comfortable house
and out-buildinss, although none Of
them arc such - he has designed
tor permanent occupancy. The place
10 we'll watsred, has some fine young
trees growing, is near TO god timber,
and within Eve miles Of two railroad
stations, and 10 one of The most desira,
bic locations in the County.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-12-18
DENTISTRY.

7 would respectfully give notice to my
/ friends, and to the Public generally, thai
have removed my Office from over R. Dan
klsman's store in the old Head Quarters bull
ding to rooms in Bssford's Block, and 1t TIL
same time would return thanks for the liberia
patronage extended to me during tho ono yea'
and . half have been located here. Also.
announce to al that It is my purpose to re-
main permanently, and shall devote my sntir'
attention to tho practice Of Dentistry in d
ito branches. Respectfully yours,
3. D. ALLISON,
Austin, MIMI, Dentist.
September 18th, 1873. n24-tf
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-12-18

TnE entertainment given in this
city By that iaimitable party Of littl.
folks, Gen. Ton Thumb aud wife
Commodore Mutt, and Minnie War.
rem, ~ss satisfactory in every respect
The hall Wa wall filed, both in the
afternoon and evening. In fact, in the
evening = second exhibition was given,
TO enable all to get = sight and hearing
Of these world.reaovned tourists.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-12-18

PAaT1ss will hereafter find their
letters, papsrs, and other mail matter,
in the new Post Office around the
corner, or ono door cast of the First
National Bank. We wonder how
many will forget, and find themselves
euroute for tho old stand.