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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-15

byron W. fOn0 VS. l00fIeB briggs .Fe9t1
Anderson and H. Vinir Ogden, exseutoIs).
S1xTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
~ Orleans, No. 6932-By virtue of writ Of seizure,
and sale to me directed BY the honorable the Sin IL
District Court for the p:rsh of Oreans in the
above entitled cause. will proceed to sel a: pube
lie auction at the Merchants and Auctionsers' E1s
change. Royal street, between Canal and Custono
hOnse streets. in the Second District of this city.
On sATURDAY, DECEMBER g: 1874. At twelve o'cioes
A CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND. designated By
the number forty six, on plan Of West BouligDy
suburb, made BY c. r. Zimpel late surveyor, on
the eighteenth Of March. 1884. deposited in The
city. Said square is situated in the sixth District
Of this city ana Is bounded BY cadia. ya'enes.
Plaquemine and Perrier streets, and measures.
three hundred feet front on each of said two lass
named streets, and two hundred feet front ON each
Of the other two streets divided into ten lota -
per said original plans together with the builo ings
and improvements thereon, and the appurt snancea
thereof Being the same property acquired Dv
the late Charles Briggs deceased, from the plaiotin
herein by act of sale passed before Pierre Charles
Cuvellier, notary public in this city, On tie.
twenty first Of June, 1871.
Seized in this above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-15
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN,
Tuesday, December Is. 1874.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Brig Mariposs, Fletcher, for Barcelon.
Schooner John F Krauz. H0wes, for Barcelona
Schooner Sunbeam, Kahn, for Pascagouls, in ballast
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Gen Meade, Sampson. from Rev FORK
5th instant. to John H Ludwigsen-2d district 9
Ship Protector. Weisser Il days fioR Bristol Eng,
to Frerichs l. Horn-Point
Italian bark Simeto, viviano. 4. days from Mar
settles. to U MxrIAoni-2d district PIT
Bark DOLPHIN! u days from Genoa. to mas
Bark vigo. Laperdrit. ~ days from Hsvre, to mas.
ter-POint
Bark Asphodel. Stone. from Bio ,ansirs October J.,
Italian bark DOmeL leo Lanat2 Kosasco from Cette
November 5, t. master-2 district
Schooner Gabriel Anne, Serns. from Upper Coast
I'd district
Harry Wright Wright, from tho Pasees-B Brought
up barks Asphodel ana DOmenJcS Lanats
eTEAMBOATs.
Warner and barges, Fisher from Cincinnati
Marie, Bassett. from Lower Coast
VS. Pike. Brown. rom Bayou Sara
st Mary. Probst from Fort Jackson
Amite. Adams. from Mobile
Katie. Carlton. from Chicot City
Bertha Bruner, Wenzel, from Ouachita City
Mary Ida, Raynaud, from Convent Landing
Hodge. Baranco. from Baton Rouge
Lizzie Bopkins Dupuis. from Donaldsonvills
RT Bryarly, HcOvell, from shreveport
Wawenock. Gleason, from Bonnet Care
WallOOn Ruiz, from Lower Coast
Seminole, Dalferes, from Donaldsonvills
ARRIVED SUNDAY.
Steamship " Hewes Trip, from havana. to A
Whitney &c0-Algiers
Ship CaledOdix, Potter. IS days from Liverpool. to
master 9Th district SO
Ship John Rutherford. ONeal from Liverpool DC.
tober II toA X Miller &co-4tl district
Ship Felicia, Adams, 81 days from Rio Jansire, in
ballast. Sias Weeks &co-3d district "a
British bark Charles Davenport, JONES' from Liver.
pool October 8, to Rail vaus han-4th district
Norwegian bark Ebenezer, Neleon; from Cardin DC.
tober l5 in ballast, to Frerichs \ Hern-2d dis
trict 10
STEAMBOATS,.
Nick Longworth. Menielees. from Cincinnati
Bradsh johnson. Brotherton. from Lower Coast
Josephine COZzens from Bonnet Care
Alice. Porter from Amte River
Eleta Mifehall. from Grand EcorA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-15

We had on our list $3.50 bales but ascertained
that tis included return of 400 bales, Of which
200 were sold on Saturday. and duly noted in our
last report. Tho market opened, under the de-
liverpool and Of &c in sp0ts ut New York, with o
falling off of 220 p cent in foreign exchange, of
which lilo WAS recovered by neon. Under these
circumstances buyers claimed concessions of y q
nc. but, - the inquiry was quite general factors
were unwilling in the face OF the demand, to give
way to the extent required. The sales during the
morning, nevertheless. embraced 1000 bales at .
pretty general falling OF, &c in all grades below
good nIidd'ing, with exceptional transactions ct
he, after which parties cane together more freely
and the movement exhibited incrrased animina-
tion resulting in further transactions to the ex-
tent Of $3.50 bales making q total as noted above.
OF 565V baleA 1t was currently rum0red toward
the close that the actual business reached 1000
bales ard several factors we're anxious to aecer
tain if the report was correct, but we have given
sold ct 1873 and 1896 the latter for high style;
strict low mddhDg At 13a4c; middling vt 10 Z, IA
and l4ac, the last Tor high style; strict middhng
At l4ac, and good middling at IA 8 and 14Ac. The
heavy eipts at all the ports, had . depressing
inf uence. as we'll the kilograms from Liverpool
the cargo of the B. E. Lee, which arrived subse-
quently.
The amount Oh ehpboard not cle0red, going on
board, and engaged for shipment. was set down
ct the opening this morning at ll8, 600 bales, en-
bracng 50 600 for Liverpool, 27OO0 for Havre 5000
for Spain, 1000 for the Mediterranean, 5000 for
Bremen 10000 for the North Sea and 1900 bales
for the North. which. when deducted from the
stock on hand by our running statement Satur-
day evening" leaves G., 200 bales to represent the
quantity At the landing and in presses unsold or
The Eachange reports: "sales $500 bales. De-
msnd good, prices Irregular" Its quotations for
middling and the lower grades are reduced sc.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-15
BELOW-COMING UP.

Ship Agnes Davis from Cardiff, Wales, October IA,
Ship Forest Belle, Sutherland. As days from Lon
don, to MASTER
Ship Minnie H, Perry. 80 days from Liverpool; to
Shin Coronet Bryan from Havana, to master
Ship Shepherd Tiger Miller from Liverpool "a. to
Norwegian ship Fyleia. Jensen, from Barrow, Eng.
Bark W Il jenkins. Durkse. 40 days from Liverpool;
to master
Bark Maria Catherine. slausman. Al days from Am
Norwegian bark Leviathan, Torjesen. u days from
Aspinwal in ballast to master
Bark Protector. Jensen, from New York October 10,
Bark africa, Hubert 3, days from Gloucester. to
Spanish brig Filipe Obssts. days from Havana,
Brig Caroline Gray. Punken. s. days from Key West
WAITING ORDERS.
British ship Birmingham, Durham. from Liverpool
October IA, to master
Bark Hypatia Dakin, from Barrow, Eng, October
EXPORTS
BARCELONA-Brig Msrposa--3Oo bales cotton
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. John Kranz-5s. 800
slaves
IMPORTS.
RIO JANEIRO-Bsrk Ashpodel-4eOO bags coffee
NEW YORK-Steamship General Meade--Astd
MvERPOOL-Ship Caledonia-4660 sks salt ~ 600
states
LONDON-Ship waterloo-lo bbls beer 1875 cks
beer l65 cks cement so tons chalk
MAkSEILLES--Bsrk SlmetO-262 cks wine ITO
bbls wine 1874 ouarter-cks wine 400 cases wine go
cases vermouth IT'S csses soap 700 baskets oil
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
CINCINNATI-Steamer Warner and barges-1236
bales cotton 1852 axis ottOnseed 1852 bxs starch 39l
bxs cheese 362 pkgs butter 1879 bbs apples iOI bbls
vinegar 80 bbls beans and sundry produce
BAYOU SARA-Steamer W S Pike-1327 bales
cotton 1856 hh6s sugar 443 bbls molasses and sun.
dries
sugar Ill bbls rice 6 SKIS rough nee and sundrios
0O6l axis cotton seed SKIS seed cotton hhds sugar
CARGO STEAMER BOSSIER-tSunk at Upper
Falls-932 bales cotton
OUACHIT4 CITY-Steamer Bertea Brunner-579
bales cotton and sundries
CONVENT LANDING Steamer Mary Ida--52
hhds sugar 1873 bbs mOasses 80 half bbls znolasses
BATON ROUGR--steamer L Hodge-lll bales
gar lOl6 bbls molassas and sund-ies
Observation-Disclosures Lizzie Hopkins--
ZIG hhds sugar II bbls sugar 804 bbls moiasses Is
half bbls molAsses bale cotton 1870 sks rough rice
and sundriee
SHREVEPORT Steamer r Bryarly-12ae bales
cotton 50 bbs oil 10 half bbls moasees and supdree
BONNRr CARRB-Steamer Wsvenock-26 hhds
sugar go bbls molssses and sundries
LOWER COAST-Steamer WaNoon- 81 bills mo.
lassee - 6els oraneee and sundSioe
Steamer 6emi1ele-27e hhas
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-15

GOOr8o AueF Il Go. VI. Mary Meier.
ENIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THR PARISH OF
IL Orleans, No. 6O73.-By virtue of q writ Of Seizure
and sale to me directed by the honorable the
Fifth District Court for the parish of Orleans in
the above entitled cause. will proceed to sell at
public auction. at the Merchants and Auc tioneerT
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Gus
t0mhOuse streets, in the Second District OF this
city, on TUDESAY, December Is, 1874, at Twelve
O'Clock NJ, tho following described properly, 20
wit
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. together with
al the buildings and i'm thereon rights
ways, privileges and advantages therea to belong.
Ing OF IN Anywtee aOpeftaniDg, situatee in the
tfst Detrict Of this city, in the square aoundee
New Levee. st. JameS Tchoupitoulas and Mar
Aey stIoese meAsuring twentyeight feet nine
lncnee Two lines front ON Tch0upitoulas street by
ono hundred and twenty seven feet ten inches i've
nnes IN De Dth. and being part Of lot ~ Eaber tive
~ s4uafe number three, In suburb Annun citation,
or Lacourse. The said lot of ground was PUT
chased BY the defendant herein and Henry Bense,
OF THIS city, In equal proportions, from Ed ward
IOnatis, of this city, BY act passed before Joseph
C0hn. notary public In this city on the twenty
seventh day Of December 1865 and the said Henry
Beneel having disposed Of his propOr ten to PS4s
ka9sch, also Of this city, by act passed brtors
taidvoseph Cohn, notary, ON the f-urth day Of Cc-
t0eef, 1870, and then purchased bv the aa1c Ss-
Iendant hereln nom the Sid Peter RAuseh, by se1
peoood eet1ge =. 1udo, notary public il this city
On the thirteenth day Of August, 1873
Sei1ea n the above suit
Ttr0s-Ca6h - IL speE
w nARPEE-
nsl+ y = dds Sheriff q the Parish Of Ca AhRe
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-15
W. p. HARPEH
nO24 del IS 26 Sheriff of the Parish of Orlears
CtttZens' Bank Of Louisiana vs. jobs
Armstrong.


GUPERIOR DISTRICT COUkT FOR THE PARISH
~ of Orleans, No. 9A3.-By virtue of WIT OF srir-
ure and sale to me directed by the honorable tho
Superior District Court for the parish Of Orleans,
IN the above entitled cause, will proceed 80
sell at public auction. at the Merchants and AEc-
and CustOWhouse streets in the Second District
OF THE city, on TUESDAY, December Is. 1874. -
twelve o'clock M the following described pl oper5y
to wit
A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, sim>ted in
the Suburb Delord, in this city, in the square
and g certain alley. twenty feet wide, running
parallel with said Suzette street. denOmipated
Withers' alley; said portion Of ground assuring
eighty.6ve feet eleven inches front New Leveo
street the came in width in the rear by two hug
bred and feet in depth and front on S,yzsfts
eIs slley together with all the buildings and tu.
provements thereon; together. also, with two ham
dred and eighty five sharea of mortgage a.bck
thereto attached.
Seized IN the above suit.
Terms and Conditfons-The purchaser to f.ssnisfs
!. stock note for the sum Of three Thousand Sc
hundred and sixty d0llsrs. payable the first
day OF February 1875 and renewable accorAipg
to the provisions Of the charter of the Citizens
6ank OF Louisiana. The purchaser to assume AZ
the obligations and responsibilities OF s'Gtb
holder OF the Cftizer s. Bank Of Louisiana.
T. A note Tor the sum Of two thousand wen hue
dred dollars. payable on the first day Of February,
1879, ana renewable agreeably to the laws govern.
ing stock loans, on paving at each renewal cur
tAlmont Of two hundred and twenty y Hve doliaFs,
on the principal. and the interest the balance.
In ADVANCE at the rate of six and a hale per cent
per annum. Both of said notes to DO identified
with acts Of mortgage securing the same, and with
the sherins deed Of sac in this case, and the hal,
ance, cash.
n~1c0 N 10
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Byron nj. Pond Va. Charles Briggs lPes@1
Anderson and q. Vinir & Ogden, exseutoTs).

w. T..
noA del Is 26 Sheriff Of the Parish of Or,eAaA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-15
Citfzeus' 8apk Of Louisiana' ~. Joseph
LObranO, Jr.

Civil Sheriff OF the Parish OF Orleans,
Ae1S 2: jas is
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-15
Cinzens' Bank Of Louisiana VS.. Joseph
LO6ran0 aud JacintO LObrano, administrator

EOOENE WAOdAMAN,
Civil Sheriff fer the Parish of Orle
del5 q las l6
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-07-30

TIE chronological Journal and Life
illustrated for August must please all
vino read it, SO excellent is the variety
and treatment of the subjects which fill
its pages. A GLANCE at its contents shows
the following as worthy special consid-
Grafton: A Problem of the kingdom-in
which the author draws q remarkable
parallel between Jobs "LcviatE am and
the Great Eastern; DR.. Thomas r. Hicks
editor Of the "Waysidc;" Hypnotism and
notwithstanding tho results of some
novel experiments; Chances at Faces u
well written and illustrated article ;
Irish CourtsIIips and Wcddings-vcry
amusing; What Women Can Do-as re-
vculcd by the late census; Bending, the
Twig-hints on child management; COL
orado for the Tourist and Iyaltl Seeker;
Genesis and liberalization Of tho Scien-
ces-a lcarnc't and INSTRUCTIVE paper; II:
W. F. Polckov, NJ. r., tic English iron
maker; Vcnicc-illustrated; Preaching
and 1cciuring-good hints, etc: The
|"All Day City ltcm," of Philadelphia,
declares the scGtimen mt of the Journal's
many readers, We believe, when tt says
"Thcrc is no magazine more welcome TO
our table than this" Tcr,ns S.; ~ year,
for the number 80 cents. S. j.. WELLS,
lP:.blisher, $50 Broadway, New York.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-07-30

E. @. WHEELER, ESQ, rendered his
resignation Of the office Of county Att"r-
ney, to the County Board, at their recent
session to take effect at once, and the
same was accepted. Mr.. Whcclcr has
been a faithful and efficient legal advig-
or, and has diligently attended to the in
tercsts Of the county His resignation
was occasioncd by the imperative d.
mands of his extensive and constantly
increasing private business.
Lafayette French Esq, has been ap-
poin ted to fill the vacancy It's scarce
|y three years since Mr.. French came to
Austin,-a mere boy in his profession,
and during that time he has grown into
public recognition as one Of the best in
formed, and most successful advocates
in the county. Ills achievements in tic
past, constitute a sufficient guarantee of
his ability to meet new and ,Gore grave
responsibilities hereafter. The appoint
mcnt will be ver- generally comm ended.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-07-30

The County Commissioners will ad-
journ to-day at noon. Most Of the
session has been occupied by the work
of cqualiz;ns assessments. Under in
structions from the State Auditor, the
Board have been cndeavoring to bring
the assessment in the several towns
and wards Of the county up to the
figure representing the real cash valua-
ton, as the law requires. To do this,
the estimates Of the assessors must be
doubled, at least, ard in some cases,
perhaps, more. The State Auditor
promises that all counties which neg
lect to make the equalization upon the
basis of a cash value, shall be raised
to that figure by the State Board.
This is radical, but not an unhealthy
change, and, It made universally, will
be productive of degree Of equality
in taxation hitherto unattained.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-07-30
To The Public.

Tho impression having prevailed
among tho business men Of the city of
Austin, that thu County Board Of
EQUALIZATION had raised the assessed
valuation Of tho property Of said city
in an unjust and discriminating man-
ner, and the undersigned having been
appointed committee to confer with
said Board and ascertain the facts in
the case, would state that We have ex.
amined tho assessment books, and the
valuation Of property throughout the
county, as equalizcd by said Board,
and find the same just aud equal, and
made upon the basis Of the actual cash
value Of said property, as required BY
law. :
r. N. PApEN, Chairman,
G. l.. CHASE,
WM RICHARDS, !
r. DUNkLEMANN,
ANDREW KNOX.
AUSTIN, July 30th,' 1874.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-07-30

THE Lecture last Sabbath evening, by
Rev. II. Kctcham, was heard by large
audience, and was in many respects a
fine production, giving evidence Of cxtcn-
sivc reading, close thought, and consider
able observation. Radicalism was appar-
cnt ID every sentence, and Indignation at
the shams of society found repeated OK
preston. A lcnicnt criticism Of the Ice
turc ncccssitatcs the rcnarl, that in the
discussion OF central principles, it is sell
dom necessary to descend to the mention
OF particulars, and never to tho COMPARE
son Of individuals, by illusions SO per-
sonal rs to indicate Enthusiastically to
whom reference is made; and further,
that in cxtolling the beauties Of nature in
general, no occasion exists for hcightcn-
ing the color Of the description by con-
trasting with it, unfavorab'y, the precise
locality Of ones residence, even thoug h
it may not seem to possess many attac-
tons. We like personal mention, and
dircctncss Of statement, when these are
essential to the 'conscrvation Of the high
cat good; hut, at other times, thcir ten
tcncy is to bcgct feeling Of sclfconsc-
quencc, on the one hand, and Of antago,,-
ism On the other, both Of which arc incom-
patiblc with the idea Of a healthy moral
growth.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-07-30

A MEETING Of the Regents Of the
University Of Minnesota, was held at
the Governors Office in St. Paul, yes
.erday, which we attended. The bust
ness was chiefly Of an executive char
acter, relating to the Faculty, courses
OF study and general Management
The University is constantly bu;!!13ing
up a character before the people, and
will soon rank amongst first educational
institutions Of the country.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-07-30
PERSONAL.

Mr. J. II. MARTIN, editor Of the Upper
Des Moincs, and ar. Hammond, Of
Greene, both in Iowa, made US call last
Eau,rday They expressed pleasure at
;bc prosperous appearance Of the city.
Mr. II. BILLINGS, one of the Superb
sors Of Lodi, and a pleasant gentleman
withal, came to sec us recently.
A PLEASANT call from Mr.. J. G. Miller,
Of Leroy, was a feature Of last Saturday 3
proceedings.
Hon. C. S. CRANDALL, Of the Owatonna
Journal, and his wife, spent the Sabbath
with his cousin, Judge W. II. .Crandall,
Of this city. We acknowledge for our
better half a call from them at our resi-
dencc, where VIC renewed old associations,
while VIC slipped a cup Of tea.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-07-30
-. - e = z
Correspondence.

LYLE, July 95th, 1874.
Y This morning the SUMS rays: are just
visible ii the eastern horizon. The fresh
dew gently cvaporstes as the orb Of day
mounts upward into the .lcavens, The
song Of the wild bird fills melodi lousy
on our car from the depths of yon woody
glen. The soft breeze just stirs the ripcn-
cd grain, and these things, with many
more, conspiro to make the morning q
scene Of lovclincss beyond description. \ !:
But ah! Indifferent SCENE presents itself
as. the day approaches. Instead Of the
wild birds song, we hear the hum .of the
reaper. Tho soft breeze, which, but an
hour ago, was fresh with morning sweet
ness, comes laden with rich perfume from
fields Of curing grain The solitude ,oaf
morning is pastthe toi1ing masses are
ut he post Of labor. The golden season
Of harvest Has come; theycllow grain5is
being, atheretl into the garner 18th 4
the hand sickle, that was hddrsin reaping
an acre Of grain, but with that gigantic
machine which moves over it's ten to
twenty acres day. Yes, we are laying
by the tools of infancy, and can truly say,
1--WE are living, VIC arc dwelling,
In grand cvcntful time;
In an age on ages telling,
To he living is sublime"
1t was Patrick Henry who said, IL
know Of no way Of Judging Of the future
but by the past" Accepting the above
rule as our standard, we must regard
Lyle as destined at no distant day to rank
among the first places of Mower county
rs business emporium. To-day it is
one of the best wheat markets in the
country. 1t is well supplied with first
class stores, and manufacturing shops.
Its situation, onc-half mile from the State
line between Iowa and Minnesota, and
two and half miles from the Cedar
river, is a pleasant one.
IMPROVEMENTS.
There has been two dwelling houses,
one school house, one warehouse, and one
harness shop built in Lyle this season,
besides much repairing, painting, etc.
Mr.. Daniel Amos has a fine residence
under completion On the west side Of the
river.
NIr Uals;cd has erected new house
on his farm, one mile and a half west Of
Lyle.
drive fast over The new bridge across the
Cedar, which is very injurious to the
structure. Will not some Of our town
officers place Il notice on the bridge INA
king it a fine TO drive faster than a walk
over the bridge? Sky ROCKET.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-07-30
DENTISTRY.

DR. p. b. PECK, would respectful
IL }y inform the People Of Austin and vi
ci nifty that he has opened an office over Aus
tin 4 Shouts Hardware Store, for the Prac-
tice Of Dentistry, having had Is years expe-
ricncc.
Teeth extracted with the least possible pain.
Teeth filled so as to preserve and restore
them to til cir natural look and usefulness.
Teeth inserted on Gold Silyor and Vulcan
zcd Rubber.
Particular attention given to the regulation
Of children's teeth.
All work warranted. n25-v6-7y
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-07-30

THE Austin Boys went to Leroy last
saturday, to play game Of ball with
their friends in the southeast corner.
Owing to the brief interval between the
trains, and to the excessively hot weather,
only seven innings were played, showing
the Austin boys two tallics ahead. We
nlcfnd
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-07-30
New Hardware Store.

Acs:r5 Hazlcwood s futile, two young
gentlemen recently connected with the
wtll-known firm Of Hubbard & Spencer,
Chicago, ILL.,, have rented one Of Ira
Jones new stores and basement, on Main
street, and will open splendid stock of
hardware, on the first Of September next.
From the appearance of the young men,
we Judge that they will be a valued &C,
QUESTION to the business, and society OF
the CITY.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-07-30

THE harvest has commenced in this
county very generally. In some local.
ties the growth Is light, owing to the
drouth, but so for as we can learn the
average yield will not be greatly below
that Of last year, while the quality seems
to be quite as good as in former years.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-07-30
TWO HOUSES FOR SALE.

The undersigned offers for sale. his
residence-a FIRST class dwelling house.
situated on Grove St. in the first
block west Of the Catholic Church.
Also desirable house and lot on the
same block, fronting the south. Eth
er, or both will be sold cheap for cash.
For particulars call at the Davidson
House, or at Johnson's carpenter shop
If JAMES DONALDSON.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-07-30

The planks on Bridge street bridge
arc 80 worn - to be scarcely safe for the
heavy loads which roll over them daily,
Would it not be we'll to cover them with
new ones.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-07-30
NOTICE.

This is to warn any person not to pur-
chase Il note bearing date Austin, April
24th, 1874, payable ut First National
Bank, Austin, with interest at 10 per
cent. Due October 24tl, 1874, payable to
A. Bronson, or Piper g. Bronson, (do not
remember which.)
u Signed. W. F. SUTHERLAND.