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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-10-14
ReciPrOciIy.

With the outgoing mail steamer, which will
leave this port between the 10th and 18th lest.
the Minister PleBipotentiary and the Special
4 Commissioner viii leave for Washington, for the
purpose Of negotiating treaty Of reciprocity
with the United States. OF course no definite
adviess have yes been received as TO whether
I the government OF thst republic will entertain
the matter but judging from the public seuti-
ment as formerly uttered through the press, as
well from the known desire Of the government to
promote the commerce OF its own people BY
friendly treaties, it Is reasonable to presume that
the subject will be fayorably entertained at
Washington.
Tie drsh Of the treaty prepared 10 1867, will
form the basis Of the new one, embracing nearly
all The prOducts Of the two countries, viz:
All. For. and in consideration of the rirb,.
and privileges granted BY His Majesty the King Of
the Hawaiian Islands in the next succeeding article
Of the Convention, aud IS an equivalent therefor
the United States OF America hereby ar,c 10 admit
all the articles named in the following Schedule the
same being the growth or produce Of the Hawaiian
Islands, into all the ports Of the United States lrre
SCHEDULE.
Animals; Arrow Root; Coffee; Cotton unmsrB-
iacturcds Fruits aud Vegetables. dried and uudrisi
preserved and unpucserved; Furs, Hides and skins.
undressed; Rice, Sandal k0a aud kou woods and
other ornamental woods; Seeds, Plants Shruhs and
Trees; Sagar, not above number tueIve Dutch
standard, in color; Syrups Of Sugar; Nolasses
TalloW.
ART. 2-For snd IN Consideration Of the RIGHTS
and privileges granted BY the United States Of
Au,erica, 10 the preceding Article Of this Cnnyen-
tioa. and IS equivalent; therefore His Majesty
the King Of The Hawaiian Islands, hereby a.ress I
TO admit all the articles named Tn the following
Schedule, the sane being the growth or produce Of
TIE United States Il America into all the ports OF
the Hawaiian Islands, tree Of duty
SCHEDULE
Agricultural Implements: Animals: Beef. Brcou.
Pork; Ham and preserved meats: Boots ard shoe. i
Breed aud Brad stuff, Bricks Lime and Cement:
Bullion; Cordaee aad Naval Stores: Conner and 4
Composition sheathing; Nails and Bolts: Cotton 1
Manuiactures-oleached and unheached eolored i
stained, painted pfiuted and not eolorrd stained
painted ur printed, not exceedinE one hundred and
sixty l6Qi THREADS % the square inch counting the
warp and Sling; Fish, dried and picked Oysters;
Fruiis and Vegetables, dried or undried preserved
and uupresergcd. Gold aud S-er Coin. Hard utre.
hides; Furs; skins and Peis, nndrzssed; Hoop
lror and Rivctz. Ice, Iron and Steel: Leather and
Iallog Lumber and Timber Of an kinds round I
heWed and sawed, unmanufaci ured In whole OF IN I
part; MzchiEery; Oats and Hay; Paper: Siaiiorery
and Books. Peiroleam and al other oils for ulumi.
rating and la6ricating purposes; Plants Shrubs and
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.HAWATIANGAZETTE
AN INDEPENDENT JOURNAL,
DEVOTED TO HAWAIIAN PROGRESS.
PUBLISHED AND EDITED BY
HENRY NJ. WHITNEY.
WFDNESD4Y. OCTOBER Il

MoNDaY. NovEyEEK 10. is the anniversary Of
His Maissiys birth. which occurred on that day
in 1886, and being the FIRST tire ofits observance
as a national holiday, il will doubtless eheit more
than ordinary enthusiasm throughout the king
dom. The 18th Of November has been named
for the departure Of His Majesty for America /;
but under the circumstances, we suppose that
il will be DELAYED till the l7,h or 18th.
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HIS MAgEsrr has been pisaSed b appoint His Excel
lency the Miuter Of thu Interior. the Honorable C.
Wider and The Honurzne = L kaWauui SPECIAL
Commissioners 70 collect receive and forward objects o.
lustratve u the arts Manufactures. and products Of the
sol o. the Hawaiian kiuEdoul. destined Tor the Iutprua-
toua Exhibition ~ Fhialeipha occasion q the
Centennial AnhiversSary IA the year ISIS
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TIE AdreTtiser Is unnecessarily disturbed re-
spectiug its status as an advertising medium. and
asserts that its circulation Is surpassed only By
that Of the Friend. Tine was when this may
have 81 been true but we can assert that the
Gazsses present circulation is at least double
what It was when We assumed its control From
4 small list OF some two hundred subscribers, it has
sSeled to its present crculation Of seven hundred
papers, and on occasions Of extra news, steamer
editions Of eight to tel hundred copies have been
issued. The illustrated edition consisted Of 1850
copies, every one Of which was disposed or No
newspaper ever issued 10 this city has showed
such change ia so short tine; and it Is owing
solely 10 the fact that the Gazette has become the
mcu,hpieee, as it we're. Of The public. aud speaks
the mind and sentiment Of the foreign population,
Who DOW sustain it, and vii support a paper ouly
so long as it remains independent.
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The abolition Of the duties on tea and coffee
removed tax Of forty millions from the people,
without in any wise embarrassing the government
IN its finances, at the same time that it gave a
great impetus to the commerce OF the country.
The proposed reciprocity treaty with Canada.
though il abOlishes twenty millions Of revenue,
viii produce the same effect, enriehing each
country by the increased commerce between
them. In the same way reciprocity treaty be-
tween the United States and Hawaii will benefit
both countries, though in less degree.
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Notice.

HAVgNG CLOSED oTr orR srssus
N store. tud good Ei 81 f1e t-sIaras rraaa-fa
ducted aF us n Hiu. iu er b. sI--lIN 80 a.rr -
daily recommend lli 81 aur aii caaaauers ssaa
uIEr1EisfIar n rrl
HAVING FTRCH tsED % nTLEFNaurn
N - n ttl t1eIr store -fa-1 aH r0.. .fef l..
hess I'm $40. ronll 1irast -arslr.Ir
AMI Solicit tts ~ rle Us .raf1a-a ~ -
and fle rutIic rarefnHr af....-
HIn. August ~ ira
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HIS RorkL HIGHNESs PErNoE LH.EoHoKU'
after landing at Kailua On the S0th ult.. and
meeting the people in North and South HOna,
proceeded on overland 10 Hau. where be is sup
posed to hare been the latter part Of last week.
Ii is uncertain whether his tour OF Hawaii will
be completed SO as to allow him to return to Maui
on tins trip Of the steamer or not but such was
his purpose
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BY virtue q the authority IN vested By Cons;itu-
Ton and ihe >tHrutss o. THIS KiuEdo1a. dreninE Il
septli . the pvumosion q iusuce:
d rbg o~r That the regular Term o. ne ard Judi
ca Circai Court o. BE- bid Al 4inru Hawaii Tuesday
% day q November. is-s b. hereby rasr-oz urtE
~ednesaay the 18th day Of sid November A. n Is7s At
10 o'cicck A. NJ
Wines my hand and the OF the suprvzne Court AZ
r. : Honolulu this I=th DAY u October A. n Is74
ELISHA Il. AILEN
~ css-s r-s.s-- - tl- Sup-,r.- t,su-r
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An That EuIeaHa Or Tact Of Land

sIiuatli I'm W1a1hinu 1fdresllf arf 1l.ire f.Ir IL
Royal Patent so. ln- lil 1r ID srna III -.
and 7l-Ioo serves. more ~ laas
Terms 90 sale CNsa. 1nl rltfe l1a1sra = r9s-sr,
&c furenlaer Van rf ffnF-rr 1l c. na1.r.
day % sale fur f1rtheT particulars arrle
%. 3. ~fhAItIE hII HHliaar T .a.HfaH
Or p A. -f'ilA fsr-1t IT11.-ras .l. F'.rs-.
a- laseHh o. ~rH1fer ileraaftr
l1--lt q. q NrENINn- No.
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Mr. wv JANET. chief Cicrk OF the DEPARTMENT Of
Foregu AAirs is authorized receipts FOR an %
iecs q Interest suitable Tor the Nsto1s MUSEUM which
Il Is rruposed o establish for the prent in the Rooms
4otnE the Eorsu ofe, Aa9laui Hale Articles lent q
the Museum vii D. Caloei with the name OF the lender
DC1aouS wiz D. Gladly received and also czfoued wiki
the q the donor Osi Hawaii implements DrfSs
Ornaments and Utensils Hawaiian Nnerals and pre-
served Loolos1cA sf-neus- particularly dcsirea
CHks, r. BISHOP,
Presicenf q the Board of Etecation.
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The addresses msde by the Justices OF the su-
preme Court, at the opening Of the October
term, have given rise to considerable discussion,
aud various opinions have been expressed. &C
eOrding a their views or those Of the members Of
the bar who replied to them are adopted The
whole matter hinges 90 this one point, whether
The Chief Justice should resign or not We say
distinctly that be should not, and iba, no neces-
siiy exists for such resignation, iuasmuch as his
absence will not be Tor any long period. probably
DOT over Eve months. A vacancy Of the Chief
Justices seat would necessitate a reconstruction
Of the bench and with the sparse material avuila-
bic, 4 moments reflection will satisfy every
one that there could be 20 improvement made:
Let the public therefore rest satisfied that the
continuance Of Chief Justice Allen at the head
OF the Judiciary is necessary to preserve above
suspicion and reproaeh this bulwark of Ha-
Waiian freedom. The remark of Justice Har-
MS at the close Of his address. referring to
the efficiency Of the Court as now constituted,
was very lorcible and true: Il do not think
that there IS community 10 the civilized world,
where justice is so promptly administered as il is
here
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he RATES o. EovSe I'm cot Of the Harhor Of
luiu. by tug Feie' hsresfter Dc aS fol-
lows vi
Ship and Barks under 500 tons. SO
Do do. 500 a.
Do. do over 1000 tons so
Nhalemeu-FOreisu aud Hawaiian. 80
BrigS and SchOoners over 20O tons. II
Do. do under 200 tons. 80
W. L GREEN.
Intsripr ofiice- J1ne Il 1874 Minister Interior
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A II PERsoys ARE ronsIBnEs r.
- ikE-fa-s gr tu -llfflr rfnfas ~ .ftsf I..-a
~ pfeif-.a % fsallr fa1iar.
lle taileze in lanaa FtI.rr r. s. rrffl.I.Ir
september ls-f
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-10-14

- fiisalir IN rrtfale o. lae ErtfeF ~ f-.lasr
mn 81 aTnEIrr NfNrfla1Lt. trlrr 49, r.1a.
nrnr rl|rlfrIi 20 tslarnll Or % al 10 ~
~ I'm aa.I T.a a.. fafIII.1 IlsF e
ihn guardian - tHF NefeNn SOD nHesFN ~ AtHMIrs
NUNUlkEEt. rfasiag o. rn ef'lef "a 49, "a ssl1a RE
estate .a..nIaf .slaf IlIt
irz1i rras1rs ear Furn rli Fssalr 11lHIaI - snti
10 hfretF urisrlli ltlf rae arIr ri E.n sf ~
,,afd an.I 40 rersns Interested aa.I raa4 sraasr
hrfsre fnts lciifl MONDAY g. y lr. lNtli UtN
90 ut-Iuailt A. s fs-t. fan al.ar4 49,
coast inCnl 1f ltlf frurf ifarnfa1a rau a'
show wFF osier saaaai ar Trar.si a. aae
sale af sfcE fslaia.
And I f1Ftlaf urietri. flla1 a earr ~
published &c lra1r tIrHr NN.ITa
iilv OF hsafn1. u ~ ffraea1s azs1s lsf E.ea1 1.
rapars uaniIsaat .lI asa ilanaiaIa
dated 90 uarolaiu. If B. -snlaraaef .i.a. istf
FTraWN HraUw
Attest chlef f1rs1l.r af sf. -sll1asa.. a...ar
wsrrnn r. i-nsr. CfarE
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NcrrcE-Nr. Jno. II brown hecn this day aT-
pointed Assent Board q Health Tor the CITY q
Hosouu % carry into eject al Regulations for the Fubc
Health as BY law provided W L GnEES.
President Board Of Heath
Interior orsoc. ocsoser u, rs-s SO
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IN CHAunERs. CIRCUIT grBeE rutnp
II laIiigiaI lstaIrrl uaaraisl tsaa-r
she Eststc ~ mA1fILfuS sfcCCHsIN ~ flils iI.alI
dur-ascit
me apiurnfan o. NARY KkMNfr uefrNuTx RI
iIln. far Letters 90 trllt-slra.a-. b. l ~.
ffntskrE sn t-t Ga IA. arr rrr 1slais II1fII.
lON Mott NniN. ~ rila. iilgst lI g.. 'ia-sl .sr-r
heeu reai ans liaai fnf tuurl fi 1TrrIr IrferHI
That rifl i.~utN. ut-fuuEl safr ls.r. ara
- hereby cay aIr sea1Hr alal srrIraHII
and any objections rAat ~ sarr asTress
ng o. te aeif al llr cl1rt iicllrr m Ha = q f. ~
lyman
Cirrl1.t 1ulirs "a ita1ei-l u|slrlfl lf r.
uln. Hawai-. zent n ia
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nv AUTHORITY.

Nc-EcE -Parr- d-srous OF employing Spp-vztices %
learn kssa,rl-i rrass. may DO BY applying 10 TIE
Board Of hascaoa who under s control Al the In
eu-trs Reforzsory School KeOneulN Kalal4ria.
boys - sves rangag FROM L wears upwards eirse for
that poFpose- Gas T. RrSHor,
President q the Beard q Eaaucziiou-
Sancaiioa osoo. October >. ls7L SOC
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Tax CsII~cte--IS-a

ne folioviug pyrsoas have eeen commissioned Tax
CSttsctorS n aou-canrr wiki The Secton SO
81 the C1rl Ccde
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Oaice Of the Bures1 Or P1bIc Instruction. --
Houclalu- sept srh. ls-s.
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ATTEST cnief1as q 80 -.irlas.a f|aar1
w,rrrm r. -Esr- cisrs
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HAECHAsr. :.. HAsrEh-
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-08-06
QTATE OF MINNESOTA NOW
loER COUNTY-ss; !

In Probate Court:--Genoral Term. "
In the matter of tho estate Of Zaehs7fah
CARL deceased.
On reading and fling the petition of Nor
man CARL administrator of said estate setting
forth the amount of personal estate that haS
come to his hands. and the disposition
thereof: the amount Of debts outstanding
against said deceased and q description 81 all
tho real estate Of which said deceased died
seized, and the condition and value ol there
spective portions thereof: snd prayinx ~
east quarter Of tho south-11Qt d1sxler 81
section two, town ons hundsed b 81 fouy.
range Is in Mower county Nllnssota, and it
appearing by said pstitios thess Is not
sufficient personsl sstat S tho hands 81
said administrstor q pay ssaid debts. and
that it is neee11asy III 6fdor 70 psy tho Same,
to sell Of said resi- estatc.
It's further ordered, That all persons in
terestsd in ssid estate, appear before the
Judge Of this Court, on Monday the 3 LIST day
Of Scptomber, A. D. 1874, at 10 O'Clock A. n.
| said county, then and there to show cause
lit any there be) why license should not DO
granted 40 said administrator to sell said real
estate according to the prayer of said ,,pcti.
tion.ss -. < ~ 4 -
And it is further ordered, That copy Of
this order shall be published tor four euccoss-
i've weeks prior to eaid day of hearing, the
last Of which tpublication shall bo at least
fourteen days bciorc said day Of hearing, in
the Mower County TRANscRlpr, weekly
newspaper printed aud published at tho city
Of Austin lin faid county, ind personally
served on all persons in said estate, residing
in raid county, at Toast fourteen days befor,
said day of hearing. =. .~s>=. .1*
! Dated at Austin Tho 3rd day Of August a
D. 1874. *..s
By the Court. WI. II. CRANDALL,
! Als-4t Judge Of Probate
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-08-06
OOuncil Proceedings. -
AUSTIN, Mimi, Aug. erd, 1874.

AUSTIN, Mimi, Aug. Cru, 1914.
Regular meeting.
Council met. Prest. Smith in the
chair,-members present, Aids. Cock,
Johnson, Paden, Atherton, Meaney and
Stade.
Minutes of last meeting read and ap-
proved. -.
Report and bill of overseer of 3rd ward
presented and referred to committee on
bills. ..*.
Bill Of Thomas Riley for fses.............. 14.e5
]" John Ninette. ........ ......... ....... 6.45
Also referred to committee on bills:
Petition of q. A. Truesdell in relation
to culvert on cast side of block No. 80,
received and referred to comm ittee on
streets.
On motion the sum of twelve dollars
per month was allowed Thomas Riley in
addition TO the sum already subscribed
by the citizens, for services as night
Waterman, said services to commence at
this date.
Bond Of Philip H. Gender, for liquor
licence was presented, and on motion
was approved, IT, TO-.
Bond Of II. g. Wachlin,S for liquor Ii
censc, presented, and on motion was re-
turned for additional security. <.< =..,.
2 On motion the indebtedness Of the city
TO Mr.. Daniels, old orders due him TO the
amount one hundred and fifty dollars
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-08-06

AUSTIN, July 9th, 1874.
The Commissioners met at the Office of
the county Auditor.
Present, Messrs Fetch, Howe, Tanner,
and Grant. The following is their &C.
ton regarding the destitute on the front
Ter:
Whereas, The dcstitution of the inhab-
itants of the counties in this State caus-
ed bY the ravages Of grasshoppers requires
immediate and prompt action for their
relief, and whereas the Governor has by
circulars issued to the several Boards of
County Commissioners earnestly request
cd that All appropriation be made by the
County Commissioners in proportion to
the amounty already appropriated by tho
county Of Ramsey. ~.
Therefore Resolved, That the sum of
$500 be appropriated by Mower county,
acting by and through her Commission.
ers, for the relief Of the sufferers aforc-
said, and it is further resolved that some
suitable person be requested to take said
amount appropriated and Immediately
visit th e sufferers in Martin county, and
make personal inveitigation Of the wants
of the several families, and distribute tho
appropriation rs in his judgment: theil
wants require,
ed to receive said appropriation and dis
tribute the same.
Resolved Further, That for the pur
pose Of relieving the restitution caused by
grasshoppers in the southwest part o.
the State, the supervisors of each town
! and the authorities of each incorporated
city and village in this county, are here
by requested to organize relief commit
tees, to receive and solicit subscriptions
of money, clothing, and provisions, and
that The same be forwarded to j. p. Will
Jams, at Austin, who will be responsible
for their proper distribution.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-08-06

~ e
was taken up, and the committee on bills
recommended that new orders be issued
in lieu thereof, adding interest at tho rate
Of seven per cent. per annum for two
yaars.
Making new orders, s171.0o bearing 7
per cent interest from. date.
Billof German Society, for rent Of
hall to Firemen, for seven dollars and IF:
ty cents -allowcd $3.50. '
Same discussion in regard to old IN.
debtedpess between the town Of Austin
and city, was had, after which tho Coun.
adjourned to meet on Wednesday night
August 9th, 1874, to consider same. &
Attest, RUSS ,. DAVIS,
..,".@% r.: :s~ III City Recorder,
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-08-06

Buy your goods where you can buy
them the cheapest. sell goods Of
lower rates than any other house can sell
for, and I have just received q new lot Of
prints, sheeting, clothing, dry goods, etc.
especial bargains in hats and caps.
FL. GUM.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-08-06
OTATE OF MINNESOTA COUN.

kJTY of Mower-ss
In Probate Court.
In tho matter of the oetate Of Frank A,
Day deceased.
On reading and fling tho petition Of s. W.
Day Of said county, representing, among
other things that Frank A. Day late Of said
comfy on the Goth day ofJuly A. D. 1874, at
tho city Of Austin, diod interstate, and being
resident of this county at the time Of his
death, leaving goods, chattels, and estate
within this county, and that the said pctiti-
oncr is the father Of said deceased, and pray
ing that administration Of said estate he to
him granted, it is eordcred that said petition
be heard before tho Judge Of this court, on
Monday the 3lst day Of August A. D. 1874,
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at the Probate Office in
6aid county.
Ordered further, that notice thereof be
given to the heirs Of said deceased, and to
all persons interested, by publishing . copy
of this order for three successive weeks prior
to said day of hearing, in tho Mower County
TRANscnlrr, . weekly newspaper printed and
published at tho city Of Austin, in said coun-
ty.
Dated at Austin the LIST day Of August, A.
D. 1874.
By tho Court, WIN. H. cRANDALL.
Judge Of Probate.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-08-06

PIANO INsTRUcT1oN.-Miss Sophie
Anderson gives instruction on the Piano and
Organ at s. Alderson's, on River street. The
system Of accented hugering taught. She a.
20 gives instruction in vocal music and sulti-
walton Of the voice.
Those desiring to take lessons will find it 4
good opportunity. n2l-f
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-08-06

Rsv. WI. EDDY, of whose expected ar
rival We spoke two weeks ago, preached
At the Congregational church last Sab
bath, morning and evening. The second
service consisted of sketches Of mission
cry life and work in Syria, and was deep
~ interesting. Mr.. Eddy has come to
America for the purpose of improving
his health, and will remain several
months.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-08-06

Two men named Smith we're arrest
ed last night, charged with having cut
open the pocket Of another, and taken
therefrom fifteen dollars in greenbacks
and five dollars in gold. The examin-
alton is in progress this morning before
Justice Smith.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-08-06

r ISTOF LETTERS REMAINING
IL unclaimed in the Post Office, at Austin,
MIMI, Saturday July 18th.
Tc obtain any of these letters the applicant
must call for Advertised Letters, and give the
date of this list.
If not called for in ono month they will be
sent to the Dead Letter Office.
Easton, Miss Berthe Smits, E. H.
johnson. Christopher Thomas, l.. n
Rustr, Ole J. b. (2) Wolley, e. NJ.
A.E. MEIGS, T. M.
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DENTEsTRY.

ETAR. p. B. PECK, would respectful
- y inform tho People Of Austin and vi
Eeinity that no has opened an ONCE over Aus
ties Of Dentistry, having had 10 years oxpo-
rionce. H. r.. X
Teeth extracted with tho least possible pain.
Tooth filed 50 as to preserve and restore
them to their natural look and uscfulncss. j
Teeth inserted on Gold Silver aud Vulcan
god Rubber. *. / ~. : T. L 4
Particular attention given to tho regulation
of childsen's teeth. =
All work warranted. n25.v6-1vI j,
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-08-06

BEEcREn AND T.LroN have both
requested F. B. Moulton, their mutual
confidant, and the custodian of their
papers, to tell his story, and lay before
the committee all tue documents in his
possession which bear upon the case. ri
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-08-06

IN. HAWKINS, and r. 3. Lowell, start
cd for Martin county yesterday, whittier
they go rs the almoners Of our peoples
munificcnce, to the unfortunate. They
will distribute among the most needy TIC
$500 recently appropriated by the Coun
ty Commissioners
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-08-06
NOTICE.

This is to warn any person not to pur.
chase a note bearing date Austin, April
Oath, 1874, payable at First National
Bank, Austin, with interest at IL per
cent. Due October 9th, 1874, payable to
A. Bronson, or Piper s. Bronson, lido not
remember which.)
Is Signed. W. F. SUTHERLAND.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-08-06

E. o. WHEELER, ESQ.,, has his house
nearly completed. aud viii occupy it very
soon. While there are some very fine
dwelling houses in the city, and some of
them larger, perhaps, than Mr.. Wheeler's,
II ia = fact that none have been built SO
nicely, and with such great regard to
comfort aud durability as this one. Nay
he have there homo whose inner condi
;tien shall be htly illustrated BY the out
ward appearance.