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LAND SALES.
EXECUTORS' PUBLIC
ale Of Lands I
Near stanford, Kentucky.

As executors III the viii Of VIM. shsnks,d ec'd,
sewill, ~ Monday. O'iubsr ~, ls7t, Couaty Court
day, heiore the Courthouse DOR, in staniord, Ky,
offer al public auction. the farm az which WIN
shanss died possessed The farm viii he divided
and -ild In the fpilo~ ing parcels, To wits
j. \ tract III airnnt go res. including the man.
sion hou-' and embracing due proIorthlns Of open
ani iimhered lands, and adjon the lands Of John
baushman, Joseph McAlister aud eiLer.
q Tract 81 aiout lD acres ffbnting an the stan
for,l Halls Gap pike and lying next o the lanls
81 Sanl y, (owan Una. hang hnlan aud others snd
the hrsi tract, and laid ~ nv a line commenting
neai the gate elgning On the pike anl running
afcrsss the iarm hT quantity, and embraces rHd
tenant h"use and substantial nule shed.
e. tract of alSput Ion acres fronting the
south side IL the stanford Crah dprehard pike aud
adjoining the lands of llawley, Frank wsley, aud
others, and e,nbraces a tenant HOUSE.
larh oi the above trarts IA we'll adapted 10 farming
aud grazing PURPOSES has front of good turn
pike road within Two miles IL stank.rd The county
hundred inhahltsnts, with goi - hosls 81 church
iaailiies, and on the line of the kponsf1. Branch
81 the T. \, Il. w., and within sixk. ss1kDps the
proposed ,ineinnati southern RaiiraaA - under
construction.
ikRAs-one-thrde cash On delissfy q pnnpuaon,
the balance In s-lnsl insialnsnls ~ ans -AnA two
years with nA psr cent interest hohd aud aQQIov-
ed sec unity required of tho purchassf E,l1 p.s~-
sion gven January lat, 1874, With privilege a saw
ing grass ~ grain at any time after the sale Dor
further Information apply 10 In person by lot.
ter 10 Us at STANFORD, Kentucky.
( 4. s SHANE:
lI.-'d. Exsutors.
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JoHs BAuoHNAS, JR., came to town,
last Saturday, driving young, uneducated
horse to a nice buggy, and drove up to Mr..
Fields blacksmith shop near the depot and
got out to attend to some business, leaving
his horse in charge Of a small boy unable
to hold horse under excitement, and while
he was in the shop the South bound train
came in, giving the animal such fright as
to cause him to force himself loose, the boy
making very narrow escape from being
run over, and ran away, smashing the bug
gy all to pieces. II is frequently the case
We notice persons drive into town here upon
the streets and leave their horses not hitch
cd at all. Such habit is u hazardous one
Ia the owner as the gcntlest horse some
times becomes frightened aud runs a. y,
not only involving the loss OF horse and
buggy, but endangering the lives of persons
who may be upon the streets attending 10
business.
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= aus. DIRECTORY.

Mall Or louisville closes ~ as precisely, and
l.sves stamford ~ so, q M. daily.
Mail ffom Louisville arrives NJ stnnfori Ia, p
Mat Gm Cincinnati. via Lexington, kavrs stan
Grd every day NJ I'm, q. ~.
Nal from Ciucinnsti, via Lexington, arrives
~ STANDARD ola O. W.
Nail from samcr~, arrive. daily at stanford At
D. ~. Leaves at a.. M.
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SEVERAL parties Of this place have re-
turned from visit to the Louisville Expo
sition this week. When asked what they
saw, the reply invariably is AN Egyptian
NANNY aud a stuffed Gorilla"
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WHILr the Eastern plague is playing sad
havoc with human life along the Red Sea,
the matrimonial plague, less fatal but mol
less dangerous, has broken out in our midst
with most devastating violence, snatchine
from jolly bachelordom and happy maiden
hood ten hapless souls and consigning them
~ a brief season Of honeymoonic sweets
and then to years Of untold, undreampt-oi
sorrow and variegated suffering. See the
matrimonislistic record for the week sept.
I'd, Harry Sherior to Mahaley Rainey
sept. 9th, Jas. W. Jackson to Mary +. Pc
try, at Ephesus Church; J. W. Crutehfeld
to Susan Martin, at Vim. Martins Sept G
w. II. focum to Lucy Watts Sept. sth
Felix II. Huffman TO Jennie HAYS.
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OSr company-D-has left Lancaster
Tor home, To return in two weeks 10 relieve
the Fu-ileerr, who remain At Lancaster un-
der command Of Capt. Traug,crnicht \
Young man, named Buckhart, of company
D, accidentally shot himself in the leg by
dropping his pistol. Two " the State
Guards were pretty badly -caldcl with hot
coffee, the other day.
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\ COMPANY Of So State Guards has been
organised in Lancaster and accepted by the
Governor. II is attached to Col. Clarks
regiment, and now ready for service.
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Ma D. h EpNISroN, the newly elected
Circuit Court Clerk, has assumed the du-
ties IT the clerk-hip, with Rev. :. ;. Nc
Roberts a. deputy clerk
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\ GREAT many Of our citizens are in at
tendance at the Louisville and Cincinnati
Exp,sition- this week.
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BoRx.-To the wife of W. X. Holtrclaw,
ON the "a inst, atwclve-pound Democrat Of
the NAL. gender.
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HOWE yOTrsNGS.

Mic MoLLIk liILL is spending some
week. with her friends in Louisville.
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Tower Palace Y o A St.'s
Clothing House ls0 West Market street, Louisville,
Nv, Choice and full stock Of Mems, Youths aud
Children Clothing.
kules ior measurings ~ nj on application.
Goods G. u, With Iqi,ilcsc u examining
i0s--iy
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Ma. Jos. A. MULLER has returned to his
post aftor an extended tour over several
Of the Western Slate--iooking ~ hand.
some As n Polish captain of horse aud a
jolly as a Dutch prince. n Joe should
leave us permanently il would cause a vac
anm in our town society that would he felt
by even the hics aud fcas lli- constant
presence j. abou, a. necessary in our munic-
ipality as q cam-whccl is To the locomotion
u a Gordon printing pres, or a cog.whecl
To a grounding thrc-her
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Coal AoES'f'
To The Public /!

W. take this method 10 ininnh oar frisnd, aud
cu-lunrTs that ~ have made Mr J. Il. CROOK J.
t,rnrrsl Ascnt ioT tho sals uf our zeal All orders
iuilu-i,si Ia him will receive piunpi a,teoiion.
1hsnkfl for past iavors and hapins BY liberal deal
ms, and prompt attention huSnoss 10 merit and re-
cei,e continuance Of the sane Ne are very re-
spsclflly u y. uktshAN 60,
r. O. HAkkis co,
j. :. THOMPSON,
4. CROOK AGO.,
D. ". DILLON.
lio-9t n WOnhthfk
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Of god land, we'll improssd Coed sho0s aud
,hur hos convenient for tr'hsr raiiicalirs apTly
loGLo. r. tooflk. hu'tuntIlls ~. i!'u
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J. R. CRooKE, GENERAL AGENT
PINE hill, KENTUCKY.

summer is gone aud the sand In the glass Of OLD
Time runs how. Old King Winter, with his icy
blasts and chilling sheets, l. coming. Re wise and
let him not catch you mapping. The Pine lilll A
Fish Point Coal Companies, inbuel with philan-
thropy and fall Of the milk Of human kimdne~s,
have hrmed themselves into one, and take this
ms lhod 10 announce to their friends in Lincoln
and adjoining counties that are now prepared 10
Ill all orders for coal promptly. We have made
Mr.. j. H. Cronke our agent. and all orders should be-
sent to him. Can furnish block, Lump or Net Coal
in any quantity desired. Send ON your orders.
It. T. DAVIS, Agent, Stanford, KY.
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WHILE our country friends have been
luSuriating in supcrabundance II the
fruit Of the tree aud vine, the prcScnt pro-
life season, the printer has not been entirely
forgotten Mrs Mary Msrtin sent Us the
6nset grapes u the season; Me'sr-. George
McRolTrts and Joe Por,man brought Us
some extra fine peaches; Capt II. Kelly
supplied rs with pcars, grapes and peaches
for n days feast Geo. Ashlock surprised
and delighted Us with basket Of large and
delicious apples from his superior young
orchard Mr.. John Dickinson gave rs the
first turnip- Of the year; Mr.. J. =. Peak
presented US with the boss watermelon,
etc, etc. A gondola-load Of thanks to one
and all who have kindly invaded the ssnct-
ity Of our pious shanty with offerings Of
the choice fruit Of the land, we patiently
await further trespas-es.
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HANGING FORK FARM FOR SALE

Ny health having failed, desire 10 sell my farm
i,uaied one halt mile from hustonyills, containing
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GEE HERE! A
Drug Store For Sale !

Having a good loosiion aud doing a good business
For particulars apply at this ofire. i.O-lm
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-02-19
CDrrcNpOsl0 cuCC.

LYI.E Feb. 9th. 1914.
BEAUTIFUL SNow.-During the few
days past, we have been blesscd with q
goodly f;alTof show. "Mother Earth" IS
today mirror Of whitcncss, purely en-
blcmatical Of newncss and freshness. We
have no doubt the dear old matron feels
proud with her wardrobe, and why should
she not? after being destitute greater
part Of the season. Well mother it docs
seem good to sec you SO appropriately IT.
tired. and may ask you to stay with Us
for brief season.
EDUcArloNAL-It is proposed that
another year shall bring to the citizens of
Lyle, that which they SO much need, cd"-
catiOnal rccourccs 1t is Il sad confess
ion to make that up to the present time,
Lyle has been without Public School.
May we be able to behold ut the close OF
this year, another star added to the galax'
~ of improvements.
MAnKErs.-Lylc is today one Of the
best wheat markets in Mower County.
There arc three we'll regulated warehouse
es now in operation, and 4 fourth proposed
which VIC understand is u be the fruit OF
the several oranges Of this vicinity. Its
estimated cost is $4,000.
Hard Times" is an apothcgm, uttered
by good many people; who seem t"
think it misfortune, unjustly metcd out
to them. 1t may be an injustice to some
hut to many it is u just recompense that
they have laborcd for. The firm Of God
and Nature, is honest and reliable, ''he
who labors we'll receives his pay" Be
assured you cannot escape justice from
their hands. 1fyou can find no better
employment than idling your time away
on street corners, lounging in saloons, in
vcsting your political knowledge in, bar.
room meetings, tainting your breath with
alcohol. and tobacco, living like sloth.
you cannot but expect the just reward
"hard times"
It ia said that there arc strange things
in the world, and we are prone to believe
it. We know that tree toad's appearance
depends greatly on the color Of the bark
of the tree on which it is located, and we
are learning this as a. truth, with regard
to many human beings. In no one place
is 1t 30 truthfhny illustrated to the obscrv-
CT, as in the appearance Of our citizens !;
one can scarcely believe his eyes when he
sees the striking contrast. A year ago
our stores and shops were frequcnted by
disconsolate people, whose countcnancc
showed but too plainly the pres
ence of misfortune; and he that listened to
the general topic of conversation, became
= witness of the fact. But to-day how
great change, the disconsolate face has
changed to one Of checrfulness; the
conversation on blight and misfortune, to
present fullness and prosperity; yea one
tongue speaks many things, and who
shall be its master; we have but one an.
swer, truth.
SKY ROCKET.
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Wholesale and Retail Dealers il
CTATE or MINNESOTA, COUN.
- ~ OF MOWER, %.
I'll

CTATE OF MINNESOTA, COUN.
- TY OF MOWER, IS.
In Probate Court.-special Term.
In the matter Of the estate Of Andrew
Larson, deceased.
On reading and fling tho petition Of Elliug
Th"mpson, administrator. setting fsth the
amount Of personal estate that ha. come into
biz hands. and the disposition thereof the
amount Of debts outstanding sgainst said de-
ceased, and desert ption Of al the rexl estate
Of which said l.:ceaecd died seized, and the
condition and value "f the respective por-
ii. MS thereof: and praying that lice"re lie to
HIN granted to sell IT. OF the real estate whore
If the snid deceased died seized, and it sp-
p.nring by said petition that it is necessary,
| IN order to pay said debts, TO sell al Of 1aid
real estate:
1t is therefore. ordered that all pc sons inter-
c.tc,l in g. id estate appear bc'"re the Judge
&c this Court, on Thurs'ta. the 18th day #
MAJ h, 4. d. 1874. 1T 10 o'clock. A NJ. at the
Probate Office in said County, then and there
to show cause iif any there icy VIII! license
should not he granted to said Filing Thompson
to sell said zeal state according to the prayer
Of said petition.
and it is further ordered, TINT copy Of
this order shall he published for four success
sive weeks prior to said Day III hearing, in
the Mower CorNrYTRAxscxiPr, = weekly
newspaper printed and published 1t the city
Of Austin. in said County, and personally
served on als person interested 10 said estate.
residing in said County,, ut least fourteen days
before said day OF bearing.
Dated At Austin. the 26th day Of Janus-
~, A. D. 1874.
By tho court, JESSE ROSE,
42w4 IL. 81 Judge OF Probate,
of Mower County, MINI
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ELI RICE, Post Master at North Nc
Oregon, Iowa, and an old.time friend,
made US visit on Tuesday. We char
tered the car Of memory, and journeyed
a quarter ofacentmy into the past, where
we found the halcyon time of early boy.
hood; and although VIC could not loiter
there, amid its gaudy scenes, we caught
aglimpse Of its beauty, felt thrill Of its
mirth, and Consciousness Of it, inno-
cence, which we transferred to the present
tlmc' and in the added strength that
they impart, we separated tn pursue again
the purpose Of life with renewed vigor.
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MEssRs. ENaLE & Co. Of this CITY, mil.
lers, on Tuesday last bought of Burr Max.
we'll Of Udolpho, 800 bushels Of wheat at
t1.1Q per 60 lbs,. For shipping Mr.. Max
we'll could not nave obtained more than
$1.O5. Every bushel of Minnesota wheat
ought to be ground at home. BY 80 do
ing the producer will be able to obtain its
full value, and he cannot in any other
way. A sample Of the wheat was shown Us
byMr Maxwell, and in size, form Of berry,
and texture and color it 50 closely resem.
bles winter wheat, rs to make it difficult
to distinguish between the two varieties.
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NEW ARRANoEMENTs.-County Com.
missioner VIM. Howe, and his brother
Of Lansing, have leased the Brownson
foundry and shops connected with it, for
q term Of i've years, and will take possess
ion on the first Of March next.
! The Junior Howe, is the inventor of q
selfbinding machine, and also of har.
vester to which he will attach it. Its the
purpose Of these gentlemen, to manufact.
ure their machines right here where they
will be in demand for home use. Sue.
cess to you gentlemen.
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TTlfI BEST
North & South Line
IN IOWA.

BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS
AND Minnesota k'Y.
DAILY, excerpt sunday.
Leaving AUSTIN at 1850 P. m. and e.5j
p. m., making the best route and hours =.
shorter time from AUSTIN and SOUTHERN
MINNESOTA, to CHICAGO and the EAST.
and avoiding teAious transfers.
Two trains, each connecting closely ia
Cni.n Eepots, for Omshs, Kansas City,
Denver, Des Moiues, St. Louis and Texas.
Miller Coup'sr' and Westinghouse Air
Brakes On all Dasseng : IT ms.
s,.epiag Cars on all night traias. Tickets
Time Cards and al information given by
Agents Of tho :'.K I. T. P. k'y
W. ". WALKER, Vim. GREEN,
Cen, Sup't. Cent Manager.
c. J. IVES, Gcn1 Pass. L Ticket Ag't,
Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
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DENTISTRY.

nR p. B. PEEK. would respectful.
IL ~ inform tho People Of Austin and vi.
einity that he has opened an othoe o~er Aus
tin l. Smout's Hardware Store, for the Prac.
tice Of Dentistry, having had IL years expe-
rience.
Teeth extracted with the least possible pain
Teeth filed SO as to preserve and restore
them to their natural look aud usefulness.
Teeth inserted On Gold Silver and Vulcan
zed Rubber.
Particular attention given 70 the regulation
Of children'e teeth.
All work warranted. n25-v6-ly
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-02-19

HAVING been in the Shoe tra.e a
shortrr time than any other dealer in
!Ausein, I have less ol" stock, and what
I have Can be bought At prices 10 t.
so per cent beto,o cost, at IL! tunes.
J. TRuEsDHLL.
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No "N"w 7h;"y," hut IL THOROUGH
LY TRIED and WARRANTED article.
We refer to "uf ESTABLISHED
SPIRAL SPRING BED,
"a SPIRAL SpRINGs.-The BEST
Spiral Sprin. Bed i" this market,
~ ;"h We arr selling far I'D LESS
MONEY. tia" any similar Bed, '',rav.
cling" "r otherwise
FERNALD. KTNBA'.L T. CO..
Wholesale l. Retail Dealers in
43tf Furniture. Bedding, etc.
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eEED1 AND PLANTS.

~ ~ True Csps Cod Cranberry hest
~ ~s<"rt for Upland, Lowl~nd: or
~ Gsrde:, BY mil, 2 ePaid, 81, 90
~ per 100, $500 per 1000. A price
O. slogue. Of this and oil Fruits. Ornamental
Trees, Evergreens. Shrubs. BIZ: hi. Roses,
Plants. &c., and FRESH FLOWER AND
GARDEN SEEDS, the choicest e"Ilectio ion 10
the country, with all novelties. will bs sent
gratis to snv p'* in address. - sorts Of 9th
Or flower, Garden, Tree, Fruit, Evergreen, or
Herb Seeds, for @l,O0. sent mail. pr paid.
WHOLESALE CATALOGUE TO. THE
TRADE
IN. WATSON. Old Colony Nurseries, and
Seed Warehouse, Plymoth, Mass. Estahjished
l2l2
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DENTlSTRY.

I would respectfully give n"ticc I" NY
1 friends, and to the Public generally, that
have removed my Office from over r. Dun
k'emap's store in the old Head Quarters bull
ding t. rooms in Basford's Block, aud 1T the
same time would return thanks for the liberal
patronage extended to ne during the one year
aud u half 1 have been located here. Also. /
announce I" NIL that it is my purpose to re-
main permanently. and shall devote my entire
attention to the prsctice III DENTISTRY in all
its branches. Respectfully yours,
E. D. ALLISON,
Austin. Minn., Dentist.
September 10th, 1873. Matt
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LOST ScARF.-Feb. 18th, ia y ustin
or between Austin and Rev. $. Wake.
fields, very nice Scarf The 6nder
will b. suitably rewarded by returning
:he same t. Rev. 8. Wakefield, Or leav.
ipg it ut this Office.
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THE best is the Cheapest. and this
means the Geo Steck Il Co.'s Pian"s
The Geo. Wo"d 4 e.. = Organs excel
all others in quality If tone, finish and
general workmanship. These inatru-
ments are for sale on easy terms. by
F. D. Abbott l. Co. ut J, J., Hayes T.
Bros.
AEtp
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NOTICE is hereby given that the
IN undersigned Board Of Auditors, in and
for Mower County, Minnesota, will meet at
tho auditors office, in the city Of Austin, in
said county, on Thursday, the rs day Of Feb.,
A. D. 1874, Tor the purpose Of receiving pro-
possla for the deposits Of the funds Of said
county, in accordance with chapter thirty
eight Of ito general laws Of this State, passed
and approved, March 10th A. D. 1879,
j. P. WILLIAMS, Auditor.
-. FELCH, Chm I'D. CONS.
IA. ELDER, Clerk Of Court.
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PIANO lNsrRucrIoN. Miss S"rhic
Anderson gives instruction On the Piano aud
Organ 1t S. Aldersou's, on River street. Tho
system Of accented lingering taught. She d.
8. gives instruction in vocal music aud cult
walton Of the voice.
Those dcsiring to take lessons will find it a
good opportunity. n2i-tf
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MALE

M lJh ~ AVE- CaAH.
Nl Dcmuit having been made in tho ply
ment Of the sum Of two hundred anu sixty
seven dollars, which is claimed to he
mortgage, duly executed and delivered by
Alzina G.. Dickenson, to William Carson,
bearing date the Goth day Of January, A.. D.
1869, and duly recorded in the oface of tho
Repistcr of Deeds, in and for the County OF
Mower and State Of Minnesota, On tho 9th
day Of January, A, D. 1869, ut ) o'cI"ck r.
in Book ~" Of mortgages, ON page H..
There il also claimed to be duo on said mort
gal e, in addition to the above mentioned sum,
the further sum Of twcnty-seven dollars and
sixty -four cents, for 1871 and 1872 taxes as
sesscd against the land mentioned in said
mortgage, and paid by said Cursor
June 2lst, 1872 and n, action or proceeding
1t law CT otherwise having been instituted to
recover the debt secured by said Mcrtgage, or
any part thereof
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given,
that by virtue Of a power OF sale contained in
said mortgage, VI pursuant to tho Statute 10
! such case made and provided, the said mort
gage will b. foreclosed, and the premises de-
scribed in and covered ty said mortgage, viz:
The west one half Of tho north west quarter OF
section twenty-oight 1881 in township one
hundred and four lO4] north of range fifteen
r15], west. the same being eighty acres OF land
according to Government survey, and situa-
ted in Mower county, and State Of Minnesota,
with the hereditamcnts and appurtcnances, will
be sold At public vcndue to the highes: bidder
for cash, to pay said debt and interest. and
the taxes, il any,on said prem ises land seventy
five dollars attorneys fee, MS tiruIated in and
by said mortgage. in case Of foreclosure, and
the disbursements allowed by law; which
sale will be made by tho Sheriff Of sail
Mower Comfy, ut the front door OF the Cont
House, in the city Of Austin, in said Count,
and State, On the 9Th day Of March, 4 d.
1874, ut O'Clock r. H., Of that day, subject t.
redemption At any time within QUO year from
the day If sale. % provided by law.
Dated. January 22.l. A. D. 1874.
WILLIAM CARSON, =
Tmos. ii. ARMSTRONG, Mortgages.
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Austin. Feb 18th. 1871

AUSTIN, Feb 18th. 1874
MR. EplToR ALLOW me to say that
tho meetings which have been in prog
resi- for several weeks past. ut the
Baptist Church, will close next Sab
bath evening. Elder Wharton must
then 20 tn assist others. We therefore
earnestly urge all to attend AZ often ~
they can willie he remains with VI
The ordinance Of baptism will 10
administered ID. P.) Ut half past one
on next Sabbath, r. NJ, near the eout h
bridge. CT. EMERSON,
Pastor.
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Plan ~ and Organs.

Chickcring & Sons, and Haincs Bros
Pianos, and Taylor s. Farley Organs
Without doubt, the best pianos made
Those wishing to purchase pianos or or
gans will find it for their interest to cx
anime them and get my prices. Sample
instruments can be seen at my house.
J. N. WHEAT.
Austin, Mimi, Jan. 18th, 1874.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-02-19
Annual MeeQiuG.

The annual meeting fthe Universalist
Society of Austin, for the election of OH.
GERS and the transaction Of any other bust.
ness that may come before it, will be
held at the residence af n. K. Noble,
Monday evening, March I'd, 1874.
BY order Of the Trustees.
N K NOnfE Chr