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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-01-30

DROBATE NOTICE.-STATE OF
l. MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF MOWER, Is.
In the Matter Of the Estate Of Robert An
GEL, deceased.
On reading and fling the petition Of 4.
r. Angel, Of LcRoy, Minnesota, represent.
ing, among other things, that Robert Angel,
late Of Leroy. Minnesota, on the, 10th
day Of April, A. b. 1867, At Leroy, Min
nesots, died interstate, and boing = resi-
don't Of this county 1T the time Of bis
death. leaving goods, chattel., and estat.
within this county, aud that said petitioner
is = son, Of said deceased, and praying that
administration Of said estate be to him grant
Cd, it is ordered that said petition be heard
before tho Judge Of this Court, on Monday, III,
10Th day Of January, A. D. 1873, at 2 O'clock
y. NJ, ut the Probate Office, in said county
Ordered further, that notice thereof be civ.
en- 10 tho heirs Of said deceased, and to ell
persons interested, by publishing y copy Of
this order for three successive weeks prior Il
said day Of hearing, in the NowEn County
TRASscElpr' weekly newspaper printed and
published ut Austin, in said county.
Dated At Austi6s tho 24th day Of December
A. d. 1872. !
By til Court,
IL. 81 JESSR ROSE,
3SA Judge Of Pfeba&a
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-01-30

THE St. Paul Press publishes bio
graphical sketches Of the Members
and Officers Of the 18th Legislature
Of Minnesota. Among others are the
following records
NosLE, N. E.. Austin, Mower Co. Rcpul..
lican. Born in Maine, 1916; received com
mon school education; is by trade carpenter;
he taught school in Cambridge, Mass, for 10
years, and was Postmaster Of Cambridge East
for the succeeding 10 years in 1870 he came
TO Minnesota, and went into the grocery bust
ness at Austin, MIN. lie was = uembor Of
Massachusetts House in 80, 81 aud 80, and
member OF city government for thrce year.,-
Is married, and boards at the Revere House,
room ~.
HARDWOOD, A. A., Austin, Mower Co. Secrc-
tary. Born in New York, 1884; educated ut
Salon Academy read law with Hon. s. Pat.
terson. Of Grand Rapids, Mich, was in prac
t'ce ten years cu,Rc to Minnesota in '63 and
settled ut Owatonna; in ~ went to Austin
and pa chased the Transcript, which be sill
owns. In 81 was elected County Superiuten-
dent OF Schools IF Steele county, and 'G5 Conn
ty Attorney: in 80 he was appointed mem
Der Of the Board Of Regents Of the State
University, and has held the 6ecretaryship
until this present year. In II he was Assist
ant Secretary Of the Senate, and was Secretary
in ~. He is At present Superintendent O.
Schools. in Mower county. Lie boards ut tho
Revere ucuse.
EvEnrs, T. H., Rushford,s, Fillmore county.
Republican. Born in Indiana 1885 received
an acodemic education; studied medicine at
the Universities Of Michigan and Iowa came
to Minnesota, and settled at Rushforl IN 80
removed frn1n khora 1nI G., al
10, when he settled again at Rushford, and
has practiced his profession there since. Il
married and boards at Merchants, room q.
JossauD, T. G., Albert Lea, Freebo.n coun-
~. Republican. Born in Norway, 1885 re
eeived common school education came tu
tho GIFTED States in 1857, but did not come t.
Minnesota until 80; settled in Freedom coua.
ty. where he has since been engaged in farm
ing, and also at clerking. He il now ussocia.
cd with A. L. johnson as proprietor Of . pri.
waite bank. Ia married, and boards at the
Metropolitan.
HOUSE OF REpREsENTATI YES.
Simpson, E. j. Brownsville, Mower county.
Republican. Born in Vermont, 1925; educat-
ed in Black River Academy; settled in the
State in 1857, and has since been. engaged in
farming; has been county commissioner aever-
terms; married, and boards at Revere, room
II.
FlxRART, OLE o., Grand Meadow. Rcpuhli
can. Born in Norway, 1924. educated in com.
mon schools :ame to United States in 1913,
and settled in Minnesota in 1855. Is = farmer;
married: boards Sherman. room II.
scnlBxeR, N. H., Frankford, Mowcr county,
!, EaroNiny Clerk. Born in New York in lS45
received high school education, and fitted
himself for . teacher; came to the State in
1857, and has taught most Of the time since.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-01-30

CARE OF Tools AND IMPLEMENTS.
The injury done to hand tools. and
implements by long exposure to rain
aud sunshine often amounts to more
than the wear aud tear. Even when
implements are m,de entirely OF iron
and other metal, the scales Of rust that
will form on smooth snd bright surfa.
ces iu few days will often injurs the
parts more than the wear during the
season. A hand hoe is frequently left
With the bright blade covered with We,
earth pressed down on the surface, thus
facilitating the formation of = thick
scale Of rust, which wears out the
steel and makes the tool work unac
countably hard. 1t should be one ol
the inhexible rules Of the garden to
wipe the bri ght surfaces Of Ill tools
clean, and cover the parts with any
kind Of oil or grease that contains ~
saline matter. The woodwork Of
hand tools and implements, even when
painted, is often seriously injured By
rain, dews and sunshine. Water aud
dampness will raise tho grain Of the
timber, settle in the joints aud hasten
their decay and the hot sun will
crack the surface, aud warp, contract
and twist the wooden parts to such al
extent rs to cause more damage than
all the work that has been done with it
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SALE

~ Notice is hereby given that by virtue Of
u Judgment made and entered in tho District
Court in tho county Of Mower and State Of
Minnesota. in an action wherein William A.
G!'son is Plaintiff and Hannah Roscnthal and
others arc defendants, brought to forccIoso
3" certain mortgage therein described, and pur-
s"ant to tho direction Of tho Court therein,
shall expose FOR sale at public auction to tho
highest bidder, at the office Of l.. 0. Wheeler,
y tho village Of Austin, in said county, on
Saturday, tho ssh day of March, A. .. 1878, at
tho 'hour OF O'Clock p. NJ, to satisfy the
amount then duo on said Judgment besides
costs and disbursements OF sale, tho following
described premiscs, to-wit:
Let humber Seven, (7) in Block numl6r
Ih'rttcn l'3]. Lot number Twenty three,
lZ'l. IN Block number Seven, Ill and Lot
number Ten, [ltsltn Block number Eight, 1871
I'LL in tho town Of LcRsy station, in said coun-
~ "f Mower. ~
Witness my hand this Goth day Of January,
4. D. 1873.
GEORGE BAIRD,
Sheriff Of said county Of Mower,
+. y. WHsELER, PlTs Atty,
ATT Austin, Mimi.
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OHERIFF SALE.

~ BY virtue Of An execution issued out OF
the District Court Of the Third Judicini Dis
tr'ct' IN and for the County of Fillmore, and
State Of Minnesota, to me directed md lcI;v-
cred against the property Of Amos Crippcn,
l nave levied on all the interest which the said
Amos Crippen had, Of, in, aud to the. cast hnlf
OF the northeast quarter Of section numbe r
twelve, (12l in township number one hundred
and two. Q02) of range number fourteen U4)
west being eighty acres of land. more or less,
on the 2ist day Of June, A. u. 1872, ind shall
expose tho same for sale, at public auction, ut
tue front door Of tho Court House, In the vii-
taSe OF Austin, in the county of Mower. and
state OF Minnesota, on the 18th day Of Fcbru-
sry, A. d. 1873, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon,
&c safely tho amount then due on said cxccu-
ton, and interest and cost of sale. Dated,
December 3ist, 1872.
ALLAN MOLL1sON,
Sheriff Of Mower County, (.
Dy CoLos FRHrox, 81
IL. 4: WELLS, Deputy Sheriff.
Plaintiffs Atty. 39t7
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YOU have no power in that which is
p.st. Life that is lived stands ghastly
a. a grave. stone You cannot change
it particle. You cannot wipe out "a
decd. You cannot obliterate fact
You cannot alter the proportion of a
single element. But the future is mu-
table It is as plastic as clay in tho
hand Of the artist. With the future
aryt, ling can be done, If you have but
the heart to do it. Then build out OF
The future. Quarry in its miues. Brin:
from it materials fer your wants and
usss,-H ". R.chsr.
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York.
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Tho County Government.


The Owxtonma Jouynu! Of recent
cate. contrastcd the financial condition
Of Steele county with that Of Mower,
aud seemed to take little ride in the
fact that it costs less to maintain gov
c.nncnt in that county, than it docs in
this. Whcrcupon the organ Of tho
ring" in Austin, Sratilies its prurient
taste by attacking the present County
Board with falsehoods and slang. {.
Under tho Ring management,
Wien Messrs. Davidson 4 Co, were
paid $4,000 per amman, for doing tho
County printing, when Treasurers Gu
Lcz:'ed tho County funds, when Audi
tors committed theft, and when Com.
n,issioners voted subsidies to each 9th.
Ct, il cost the enormous sum Of t,ocnty-
one mill. Oh the dollar to keep tho ma
chine properly fabricated. When the
present Board began its administration
the assessment was reduced at once
sixteen mi2s, making tho annual levy
only ono half Of one per cert. From
the fund thus raised, al the ordinary
expenses Of the county have been IL
quid.ted, the money raised for school
purposes, has been paid, whereas, here
,ofore, it had been embes.lsd ; bridges
have been built, and highways improv'
cd. In addition 70 all this, delinquent
aud malfeasant officers have been pros
ecuted 70, tho recovery Of large
amounts Of treasure, improperly divert
ed from the county Treasury. In the
performance Of this duty, considerable
money has been expended, and much
more will yet be required before the
Commissioners will have settled the last
claim Of the county against the old
crowd, whose plundcrlnSs the organ
is striving so vigorously to conceal, and
whose offsnses it has already so gcner'
ously condoncd.
When all the defalcations Of the old
administration shall have been prose-
cuted to Enal adjustment: and nothing
is required of tho County Commission
ers beyond the performance Of tn, or
binary duties Of their Office, We feel
certain that our expenses will not he
more than those Of any other county:
If no greater population and wealth.
In the mean time, the people heartily
congratulate themselves upon the fact
Of their Laving an Executive Board
composed Of mea Of unimpcachable in
&cgri,y aud practical wisdom. This be-
ing our condition. We think We shall
survive, notwithstanding the cries from
the little duss-out"' that was so badly
swampea b. the Greeley wave"
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PATENTS. rsr,r1c AMERICAN, Me.sr:
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THE First Congregational Church Of

THE First Congregational Church Of
Chicago, was burned on the 10th inst.
The hallowcd as: ociations Of that
Church are very dear to Us all who arc
acquainted with its history. 1t was
built in 1869, Of Athens Granite, cru
c;sorm in shape, and capable Of scatin 3
5000 people i" the magnificent audito-
rum. The grand old organ, costing
$4,000, stood back'of the ministerial
platform, in front Of which were the
che seats Of forty or fifty singers. The
large basement contained tho Sunday
School rooms, the parlors, libraries,
reading rooms and pastors study, fur
naces, etc. Living within just one
block Of the church for two years, we
watched it's building from tho broad
foundations to the massive Greek cross
at the top. DR.. E. =. Goodwin, pastor
Of the church, with Ills united band Of
strong, noble, large hearted christian
helpers-some Of the very best bust
ness men in Chicaso-made their VOWS
that they would build "church for the
people," and most triumphanty were
&keir hopes realized. Subsequent to the
"great FIRE." this church vas the most &C.
tive one in the city. The pastor and
people were tho first aud hea rticst VOL
uutcers, aud did great work for the joy
and comfort Of thousands. The Sab
bath School rooms were given up ell
tircly to shelter and provide for the
homeless multitudes. o how many
tears of gratitude were then shed for
the noble, generous, christian men and
women Of the "lst Church" who worked
there so faith fully, away from their own
homes, often and often all the nj ht
long. DR.. Goodwin laborcd hard in
the distribution of food aud clothing ;
then leaving his brave people, went
to the East, giving lectures aud other
wise soliciting money for the stricken
city. Now tears Of SORROW will flow
from the grateful souls and families
which wers then succored in their
great time Of need. The great worth
If that church is better recorded in tho
lambs book Of Life" where there are
enrolled the names Of the mult,tudes
who have been saved by the influences
Of the :; church of the people" Be-
sides it's homc workers it has its full
compliment Of missionaries and evan
gelists appointed to tn" various DARK
and otherwise neglected portions o.
the city visitors who visi. from house
to house; every saloon, police station
and all unho]y places are sought on
and kind words and good reading dis
,ributed; while from its great sunda!
School army host Of valuable re
cruits annually become active worker
10 the church of their adoption, or 2
out into the fields Of usefulness, whic|
opcn to them in all parts Of the world
We extend our heartfelt sympathy
10 DIR. Goodwin and the brethren VIII
"arc cast down, but not dcs: roycd."
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AT Hastings there 10 . great and
good revival Of religion in progress
The movement is union among tho
Evangelical churches, and the people
generally are awakened for good.
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Of tile kind in the World"
Harper's Magazine.


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public mind, for its vast popularity has been
won by no appeal to stupid prejudices Or do
PRAYED tastcs.--Ro~t"m Globe,
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cy. 1t also entities them to great claim IN.
on tho public gratitude. The Magoziuc hai
done good AID not evil oil the d. 80 Of its life.
-Brooklym Eagle.
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A Repository Of Fashion, Pleasur,
and instruction.
Harper's Bazaar.
Notices Of the Press.

Notices Of the Prem.
Tho Dazar is edited will, contribution Of
tact aud talent that We seldom find ia any
Journal; and the journal itself is the organ Of
the great world of fashion.--Dusisn 7ruret-
Ter.
The Euanr comm ends itself to every mem
her of the h,usehold-..to the children Iy dtoll
aud pretty 'pictuves, to the young ladies by its
fashion plates in endless variety, to the provi-
dOhs 'matrod by its patteius for the .chil'sren'*
clothes, to pote.s' ilias by its tasteful design
Tor embroidered slippers aud luxurious dfess-
ing gowns. But the reading matter Of the Ha.
<'v is uniformly Of great excellence. The pa
per has acquired a wide popularity for the
fircside oyn,cnt it atFnris.-.K. J. Ereai"g
Post.
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AC omplete Pictorial History Of tho
Times."IThs best. cheapest and most
successful Family Paper in tho
Harpe1:'s Weekly,
sPLENDIDLY ILLUSTRATED.

Notices IF the Press.
The Weekly is the ablest and most powerful
illustrated periodical published in this coun-
try. Its editorials are scholarly and convin-
cling, and carry much weight. Its illustra-
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circulation Of 10000, the Weekly is read by
at least half million persons, and ito iniaa.
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YOUNG MEN i!

Who may be suffering from youthful follics OF
indiscrction will do we'll to avail themselves Of
this, the greatest boon ever laid ut the altar OF
suffering humanity. DIR. SPINNEY will
guarantee to forfeit ono hundred dollars fol
every case Of seminal weakness which he un-
dcrtakes and fails to cure.
MIDDLE-AGED MEN
There aro many of the age Of thirty to forty
who arc troubled with to" frequent evacuation
of tho bladder, often accompanied by siight
smarting or burning sensation, and weaken.
ing the system in a manner the patient cannot
account for on examining the urinary dcPos:
its ropy sediment will often be found, and
sometimes small particles Of aIbumcn will up
pear, or the color will be of u thin and miikisl'
hue, again changing to dark and torpid mp.
pcarance. There are many men VII" dc u
this difficulty, ignorant Of tho cause, which is
the second stage Of seminal weakness. DR.. >
will guarantee o perfect cure in all such cases,
aud a healthy restoration Of the gcnito-urin-
nry organs.
N. BAH parties afflicted, whether they
may live far of or near, are invited to make a
visit to tho Iniir,nary, or cali at tho Doctors
Office in Davenport, and have personal con-
snltn:ion, Tor one personal interview is better
than dozen letters, and it will cost you no
for after the Doctor examines your case, he
can tell you in II moment what he can do tor
you. and adopt proper remedies to your COM
plant. All arc advised to visit the Doctor
personally, in all cases if possible, instead Of
wosting timc by letter writing.
Patients wishing to take treatment at home
can do so after examination, If their business
will not admit Of their adopting tho more ad-
visablc and speedy course, by stopping Mt the
1n6rmary for n few weeks, more or less time,
as the case might require. All letters contain
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TERMS Per week At InArmsry, 81 to SIS
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1T.