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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1874-08-08
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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1874-08-08

JO,iu OILS, oi.i I..!IyJru ;ut
repairing Bogue Chl,tu
bridge aud removing tim
Der from bed OF creek, as
per contract. .--....-.- LOO w
Magruder & Packer, bill rem
'der-d for building two
bridges, az per contract. 296 90
POOR FUND.
Mcfarland s. Stinson, bill
rendered for provisions
furnished (BannisteD,
pauprr, .-..-. -...... o w
Archie Jones, bill rendered
, for burial of Cooper Will
/ liams, a panper. ...---- 10 on
j. V. Fitchett, bill rendered
for coffius furnished pau
| perS- ~ w
j. ". Maxwell, bill rendered
for drugs furnished Ed.
Maxwell, a pauper. 4 90
w. b. j. Barnett, bill rem
dered for burial of Wiley
Rimer, a pauper- 10 w
j. b. Whitehead, bill rem
dered as keeper of the
Poor House, for month of
July NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1863 O(
Ordered, That John II Moore be
appointed Road Overseer of ROaG
No. AZ, from Livingstone to York
Place, vice j A. Bennett, resigned
Ordered, That the Board adjourn
until meeting in course.
JEFF. JONES. Prest.
Teste: e. s. JEFFREY, Clerk.
By II. X. G. Benwell, ID. c
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1874-08-08
ALWAYS Ahead!

If you want the best ahd most
economical cook stove now in use.
buy the CHAMPION, which has ex-
celled and been awarded the latest
premium over all others. JAMS.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1874-08-08

On motion, the Chairman was
authorized to appoint a committee
consisting of one from each Super>
visOrs' District, and four from the
county at large. whose duty it shall
be to make suitable arrangement
for the future celebration OF the
great American Emancipation FRO
clamatiOn.
The Chairman announced the fol-
lowing as said Committee:
District No. 1-Jamps Garrett.
District No. 2-B. Fairfax.
District No. 500. Mont gomery
District No 4-Jef. Jones.
District No. 5-Ben. Harrison.
County at Large-Dr. S. II. II.
TOles, James Su livav, Hon. Alfred
Handy and David Perkins.
FINANCE COMMITTEE.
District No. John johnson.
District No. "a. Coleman.
District No. 3-MunIOe Parker.
District No. 4-RichaId Levey.
District No 5-Jushua Lambert.
Resoired, That copies of the pro-
ceedings of this meeting he for
waried for publication to the Re
publican papers in Canton and the
Jack son Pilot.
GEO. w. ANDERSON, Secfy.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1874-08-08

The great american malady is
the malady of the stomach. Con
scientious people become drinkers.
Bear in mind this fact. that the
appetite for drink is not necessarily
made 10y drinking, but in nine cases
out of ten it is created and cultiva-
ted at your tables-in your children
by the use Of coffee. tea, pepper.
pickles, mustard, spices, too much
salt, hot bread and pastry, raw
meat and grease, aud, above all, by
the use Of tobacco. The CRY of a
d-praved appetite, an inhamed
stomach is always for something
stronger. The use of soup, milk,
and salad, prepared with good oil.
should be cultivated. In short, re-
form your tables if you would re-
form your drunkards and save your
sois. Cure the Causes, and the
effect will be but natural. Stop the
demand by correcting appetite and
stop.the supply by preventing man
ufacture.-Mrs Pere Hyacinthe to
American WOmen.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1874-08-08
GINNING.

" WERNER announces to the public
that he will be prepared by the 18th
of September to gin and bale cotton on the
most favorable terms, at the Dixie w ork.
With Col. w. c. Love, as Superintendent,
he hopes to give entire satisfaction to his
patrons, and solicits the favors of his friends.
Corn meal ground also. sep6-tf.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1874-08-08

will for home merchants, and all
others,) but stop sending us your
stereotyped, "tree-lunch" PROPOSE
tiOnS
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1874-08-08

GENERAL FUND.
jeff. Jones, bill rendered as
member of Board, and
mileage s34 90
Edward DickrI son, bill ren'd
for services as member OF
Board aud mileage. ..... 40 80
Richard Tayl Tor, bill RENDERED
for srrvictS as member of
Board aud mileage % 65
COURT HOUSE AND JAIL FUND.
Nc Farland & Stinson, bill
rendered for articles fur
nishrd County Jail $780, 81 80
Robert Tyler, bill rendered
for work and material FUR
nished County JAIL &C 81
Richard Williams. bill ren'd
for work done at Court
House and Jail ... IL 90
BRIDGE FUND.
JnO. Erickson, bill rendered
for lumber, spikes, SC, fur
nished for repair of bridge $31 90
N. G. Orrick. bill rendered
for spades. shLveIs. etc,
furnished to Road Over
seer ............. 90 AZ
James l.. Finley, bill r-nd'd
for lumber furnished to
Road Overseer. 40 90
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1874-08-08
CELEBRATION.

-EQltOr CtttxtW - u Ho CcIeUIdtlvn
of the Emancipation of Slavery in
the West India Islands, which was
held OH the LIST of August. at the
Baltimore place, in this county, was
one of the most successful and pleas
ant affairs ever Witnessed here.
About II NJ, the meeting was
called to order by the Chairman of
the Committee OF Arrange. menfs,
DIR. s. Fl. II. TOles, after which VIM.
Gross, Esq, ~as elected Chairman.
There were present about $500
persons. Hon. j. j. Spelman, ora
tor of the day, WAS called for and
addressed the audiences in an unu-
suaIly happy manner on the eman-
cipatiOn of the slaves of the British
West Indies. H. was followed b.!
David Jenkins, Esq. OH the same
theme, that gentleman seemed
wholly in his element when address
ing 80 large a cOncourse Oh that in-
pOrtant subject.
Other speakers then followed,
among whom were DR.. 8. 81. ii.
Toles, Messrs, Fairfax. Dixon and
Coleman.
A letter of regret was read from
Hon. Alfred Handy for his unavoid-
able absence.
The following committee was then
appointed on resolutions: John
Otis, David Jenkins, j. j. Spelman
and DR.. 8. III. Fl. TOles.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-11-12
sCOrrckpondcs nee.
B owNeDAIR, Minna Nov. 18th 1874

BROWNeDAIK, Mtnn., Nov. 18th 1874.
Again the season Of long night has
come to us. These long evenings are At
our disposal, and the question aturally
arises what shall be done with them
Many are3aa,sre, and perhaps all, of the
fact That three fourths IF the crimes are
committed 10 tlc5nillt Tie tnportu
mites for undetected indulgence aboufd:
/ in TIE evening. and Len temptations are
most numerous aud seductive. Most
men are to busy in the day time, and do
not feel inclined to compromise tlieir
business reputation by drinking, gamb-
ling, or indulsing In other vices, and
they would feel very much ashamed to b.
seen associating with those VIII" are the If
comrades during the nights of revelr9
No better key to mans c; aractcr ia
wanted than \ knowledge of how he
.; ends his nights. Tie Importance
Of making wise provision f"r, the eve
ming, Is not appreciated Us it should bc.
All<were very much pleased with the
singing scll'ol Monday evening. Pref
A ,tlrew has \ school If tlirty-two scl'"l.
mrs, with {agood prospect Of many more.
A terrible wind swept over this place
last Saturday, about nine, o'cl >ck in the
evening, uprooting several trees, and
blowing to pieces small barn.
Mr.. Fri Colby, now lies on his bed,
having brain fever .-r
No preachingin town last Sabbath
We q we'll as others grumbled. but i'op"
we will no: have occasion to d. so again
Mr.. Kirkland still remains in = very
low condition. -
Mrs. A. J. Tanner, died and WAS buried
last Friday; leaving many fric' DIS to
mourn her dcpsrture,-we trust. to a
brighter world.
Mr.. Harrington, living east Of town
had stolen from his granary a few days
since. ab,;ut one hundred and If y bush
els of wheat. The supposed guilty ones
F.; live near town, aud Ills believed by many
that thicving is their princip';| trade.
A Reading Room is being talked Of
among the good people Mr.. Wciser has
proclaimed his willingness to contribute
twenty-five dollars WORT: Of books, for the
purpose. A meeting is to be held at the
Baptist church, on Saturday evening, for
purpose of consultation ON the subject.
i'm. Priest is paying highcs: cash pri.
Cos for hides.
Theatrical entertainments will soon be
given, and probably to continue once
week through the winter.
Mr.. Frank Ticknor, is very happy. rs
is also his young wife Fanny. But we
d. not think proper to give way to fiat
terry. and tell him he has better wife
than many others. Frank VIC wish you
much joy.
e y. SLEEpER.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-11-12

Mn l.. l.. GABBLE hat establish d
-" Agency here FIR the .a'e y: The
Taylor T. Farley Org an, me sfthr 6"e-'
manufactured il I'll" U"i,c&i,.3tat.,s. Ii
c'.ntnin* al the ,te valuable improve
mr"'s applied in the sn,."uinr'"ry III
hi. unusually popular music J ,".,ra.
scent: The quality Il tome p'"duc.:j
hy;''s r"yi Il ar ~ t. >aid by :xI cr''
IT, h. IT. n.s, III "lr"~"h " rerfrot;"n
ns hns ev,.r been att"'n>d. aud the c"m
binat"ns which it is c'p,bls .; pr "luc-
ing ara w"ndr.iu The sty lie III mect-
a"ism is very 6"e--m.k;ng the in>tru.
mc"t highly ornamental. considered
merely NJ Il spirce ri furniture. Mr.
''atle will take -ple.<ur': in rxhib;,ing
his Organs. I" Ill, aud for IT,. prrs;:nt
he m.ay b.. found 1T the P"s,-of6ce.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-11-12
6hERffF AAI.E.

finder and ~ virtsG 81 as:e1scsrtsu isssel
ont efssds undet sae st>l Of Z fas District
Court Ter The s..snty ef Mower, sf.tsof Mis-.
nc<~ta. "a me- dirssted tbon . esssais Juds-
.nent rem 1ersd ID ssij essrt On the 1lsh day
If Scptenh.r. A. n. 1874. IN fsv"r Of Cyrus
II. Mcloruick and sgaisst Matthew Rooney.
the cum of thve~ hvndred sud nipety -,kss6
and eleven hantrsdths d.'Ilss L have levjel
upon the following described resi- estate. sit.
s.ted in Mower County and State aisresaid,
to Wit: The southeast quarter Of the srth.
cas-: qusrtsr sad the north half Of the SOUTH
est quarter II the soush-sss. quarter Of sec.
tion number trenty-ons III. in town,bip
number one hupdred and one (ioly r.hxe
nsnbsr sixtess (ls) west, - The pror.sty Of
raid Matthew Rooney s.A Doties il hsrcby
given th.t ON the 9th day Of December 4. b
INA, 1t 10 Sch Ok in the forenoon 1t The
front door Of the Court Houss IN the city q
Austin In said Mower county. I win Offer
said real estate fer sale sni viii SSil the same
AZ publie .ustion to the highest bidder ,or
eash. to sstisft the amount that shAil then 10
due ON said execution With the cotts and e.
penses Of sale.
bsted, Aastin, November 9th, 1874. g.,
GsoReE B slnp.
5. o. WuEELkK, Sheriff Mower Co.
ktey. for Plaintiff.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-11-12

BRAYroN Hall WAS filled last evening
will, our best to see and hear the only
woman who has dcarcd to beard the
Mormon Prophet in his den. Mrs Young
has nothing Of the appearance Of = w.,.
man who would create y sensation. She
Is doing good work. and the seed she is
sowing will bring, forth an hundred fold.
G.h speed the noble wolnan.--. ,Aily
Transcript Oakland, Cal. y<E&.Y..
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-11-12

VIZ received call thi. morning from,
the Rev. Mr.. Wright ct N"rwalk Obi"
Having suffered somewhat irom tn
climate which prevail. in the vic;nt:
the Great lakes. he comes here I" re-
cupcr.ts upon Minnesota air aud beef.
stake. Hi. brief Experiences h. re have
Impressed him fav"rab'y, and he is it,
clined to remain during the winter.
should his health per:n,..h h.. Will pre,c'
'ceus<i'n"lly-p'rh'!'~ Regularly. at The
Congregational church. y" b:h If {"
.,le pu 'I'c. 50 extend t. him cur
dial greeting.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-11-12

The ladies Floral Club met 1t D ~.
to, Whe.t's last M""d.y evening, where
they r"tertsinrd = iarg., circle 1t friends
with. es*.y*. select readings. character
r-pr, ecnsntions AMI music The several
parts we're we'll sust"in-d and u,a3.
agreeable Impressions. The s"ciabil"y n
,hs OCCASION WAS = p"ticeaIlc feature
We have s~:d.m *een pe"ple more i"
clined to make themselves agrreable. ~
more successful in the attempt. Refresh.
meuts were served, that the stomach
might not feel that the treat had / ee.,
to" exclusively intellectual poc'"r and
Mrs. Wheat always succeed i" making
their guest. happy. aud NO take pleas,
nre i" employing t. cir *s,vic in that
direction, a. frequ:ntl ~ circumstances
will permit.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-11-12

THE wife and daughter Of J. +. A;hcr-
ton. Esq, have returned from the east,
having made a lengthy visit. They
spent considerable time in New York
City. where, through the kindness of
friends, they were enabled to see the
sights Of that great metropolis, I" the
very best advantage. Aside fr"m visi.
ting Mr.. Atherton.' relations in Vcrmon,
they stopped at Jackson Michigan. tl.ei,
home during twenty years Of the "lone
ago." and renewed old associations a:,d
friendships; but visiting, like everything
else, becomes tiresome after a while, and
the heart cries out tor homo. ~ it wa.
with them, delighted with their trip, til,
browning joy was their welcome home.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-11-12

First publication 0st. 10th. ls74.l
ora ~ tF MINNESOTA COuN-
- TY'oF MOWER-ss.
In Pr.>bate Court. ~
Probate ofioe. Oct. z3rd, "A. D.. 1874.
In the matter 81 the proof and probate Of
the last will .. teet.m~pt OF N.nry Lewis
deceased, late OF tie county Of Washington,
my.
Whereas. An instrument in writing, Psr-
porting t., be the last will sud testansnt Of
vi lien,y Lewis deceased. late Of the equity
OF Washington, N. Y. has been es~a in this
office, and whe'ess, application has hesa
made BY II. N. Lowell, Atty for the exseutri1
praying that the ssme be proven and admit.
| led to Prubse. according to tAs hws sf this
State. :. = -
Therefore. Lii ordered that said sps,isa-
ton b. heard before me 1t the Probate o.
fcc, ~ tbs city at Aus&tp, in ssid county. %
tho 2'st day Of Nove.ber A. b., 1914, At 10
a, NJ. rTss -: zTz-~r e
| And it is farther erders.l, that notice lhaM
be given to al pors"us interested in said
| will. OF the time and place d said hsariag, By
pshli-atioa l.. the Mower County TRAxscs'ps
= newspaper printed in sad county. tor
| TIRES succs sivs swseks. ouss cash week, prior
! to the time O, such herring.
By the Court, WA. II. CkAND%Lt..
Judcs Of Probate
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-11-12

Th1aE was great rush 1t the Howard
1T n. E: church last night. Every seat
% The hqot aad gal :rries was full, the
s.sps of the pulpit crowded, not square
foot in the aisles, chanccl or vestibule I'M.
oceupiod; and three. thousand souls anx
iously surging before the door, .strug
eltbxlpRet In. The attraction Of tn,
etSninx vas Mrs. Anna Eliza Young
shs seeusant wife Of the Norman Proph
=. whorvss announced tolecturc on TIL
1orsn religion. . several ministers
were present to lend their moral supper
20 the ,lady.-Sa1 Francisco Chronicle,
oct. l1tts. 81. -.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-11-12

INV Busrsxss ALnANcx.-Mr. J. F
Walker, late Of Winona, has formed a
lusiacss =: partnership with Herbert
Dsoxnson;: IT this city. and they will run
the iauadry. They will do everything in
the line ~ foundry work. They will
make 81 sorts Of castings, horse shoe,
4e:;sad will make repairing speci atty
oee their advertisement next week.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-11-12

Mrs: Young delivered her first tw,
lectures in my church. to the largest AL.
dicncc ever assembled in this city.
hope every christian and lover Of human.
ily in cities where she may 60, will lend
their aid to secure her hearing. God
speed the right. Winfield Scott, Pastor
1st Baptist church, Denver.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-11-12
(Frst publication Oct. 12,d.l

t1IL PuoHe4u0D Oct. zzNu.l
GTATE OF MINNESOTA NOW.
OEK COUNTY,.
In the matter Of the estate Of jobs G. r.
land d~scassd.
TN reading and fling he petition Of Aa,t-
man. Miller. d ca. by th' ir Atty Z. o. Thes-
Ter Of Austin Mimi, Representing, among
other things. that John c. rutland. late u
Window, in the year A. d. 1874, At wind"n
died intcstats. and being . re,ident OF This
county vt the time OF his death. lsaviDx COED.
cbstteIs snd eststs within this county. and
that tbs .aid Pcti'io1rr IL one Of prin:irsi
c:ediiors Of said deceased, snl prxyinx tiet
ministrati'.n of>s.id sstats be 10 cone .si,
a.:..: .. ron g.snted. it 10 ORDERED TIA, sid
petition o. heard before ths Judge IT tbs
Court. an Monday The 18th day Of Never s1
A. D. 1874. At 10 o'clock A. ~, at the Pro-
Office in said county.
Ordered further, that nstiss thereof be CIV
en- to the heirs Of said deceased, and to all
persons interested, by publi.hing . s"py Of
this order for three successive weeks prier to
said day Of hearing. in The Mower rossty
THAsscnlrr = weekly sswspaper printed a.3
published 1t the city Of AsstiA in saiu COM
ty.
Dated At Austin, the 18th Of October /. D.
1874.
Ry the Court, WIN. II cRANDALL,
D29-3t Judge Of Probsts.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-11-12
OrHlOFjl, Of f;Sf3lt. =

Prof e. .: Hover, Of Iowa, il hero
with the purpose OF bringing out what is
called the Oratorio of Esther, a musical
composition Of great beauty and power.
He finds i'll this city, the necessary must
cal talent to do the work successfully
and will enter upon the course If prepare
ton At once, which will continue ;tbou,
two weeks. and culminatc in a grand
concert. Prof Hover has an established
| reputation as musical director. and his
connection with the enterprise insurcs it.
success. From private sources, and from
ing representations concerning the eff"r
in other cities in this State which tll'
Professor has visited.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-11-12

or oil the public speeches. Of either
: eI.. 3hss;hsve graced our boards through
she present season, not one, to our knowl.
edge, commanded . more complete At
tsntion, and closed with = more positive
and deep impression left upon the au-
dicnce. both 40 to the grace and delicate
dscorum of her manner and the entire
purityufstyle and coherency Of logic
than W. true IT Mrs. Young Of this, he,
4sptedest before critical Washington ~
Observation-Disclosures Republican Wash
- r. e. zse - ~ -. go
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-11-12
6nake' in an Egg.

We have seen reports Of snakes being
found in eggs, hui never saw the state
ment vcsfcd until recently, Mrs. James
Clark Of this city broke an egg a few day
abo, and discovered coiled up in it \
small snake, being five and y half inches
long. The head was gone. but there was
no mistaklng its being a genuine snake,
Mr.. Clark has llad it preserved and it can
be seen by any one, curious enough to
desire visible proof. How d.. the animal
get int. the egg? If these things occur
often, people will cat their eggs with in.
creased cautioN.-St. Peter Tribune:
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-11-12

/ J,uK ;KeBiNs,,x, ] the defeated On"
didstc TOR Judge Of Probate, made ~ =
call to-day: he accept. tho ! s's !
phil".'phically, and declares fa'l allie
eiu"cs 10 r. lnbIi:.n principles, So W
"verka.k = Iii. tsnp,r.ry abber,ti'n.,
The: splendid -. ~hishI ds.r.oy;.4d q
home sh"ws in what esteem hs Is held
Iby His nciyhh"rx ~. t =. @'.-'
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-11-12

;Fon RkSr.-lfr. D. Banks, offers fcr
rent The main part Of his very c"mfort::
family will dad most desirable rooma
sAsrs.-a good cellar, water convenient
and shelter for coal.
For furvthsr information call at thu
Nous. n2o.tf
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-11-12

q W TnoaAs, Al. done the psintl,
lug ii Jcns. llaa, md ,hsssk u vAifA
hef laas exh.h itrd, ds,sryl ppo,is Oes
rarely 6,,tjr piece q wert moro com ul'.
plete or finished III better taste than
this Hall.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-11-12

NEVADA. MIMI, Nov. IL 1874.
To all whom it may concern: Public
notice ID hereby given, that1 have this
day given and granted unto my minor
sons, ErnestJ Austin, and Charles F Aus
tin, their time, henceforth. and have re-
lcasc'lthem from'all obligations TO me, and
hereby relinquish all claims upon them
for service and all claims upon any who
may hereafter employ them or either of
them for wages, and I further give notice
that will pay no debts Of their Contract.
ing after the above date.
DAVID AUSTIN.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-11-12

PBoT. ANDREW, teacher Of vocal and
Instrumental music. thorough has!
harmony and composition. Piano ant
organ: tuning promptly attended to. Pei
feet Sa.isfaction guaranteed, having had
TWENTY-FIVE years experience. All orders
shOuad be left with J. J. Hayes d Bro. or
Main st.. or at the residence IF Prof. An
drew, op the n. W. corner of College 4
0resnwich Streets.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-11-12

Mrs. Young will lecture In Jones Hall
on Monday evening, Nov. 2Srd. Her
subject will he, My Life In bondage"
Let no one fail to see and hear this wt,nd
erful woman. She tells the story Of her
life as the 1911, wife Of the Mormon
Prophet; simply but powerfully 80 She
50 lcf, tl.c Norman faith entirely, and
is now ~ member If the Metl,Odist
church. Read carefully the notices OF
her which you will find scattered through
the paper, and you will see that she is y
brave, pure woman, who ought to he en-
couraged BY I'LL who desire to see right
triumph.
BY referring to the advertisement in
another column. you will see that there
are Others in the course whom you will
desire to hear as much as you now do,
Mrs. Young
Be wisc in season therefore, and secure
= ticket for the whole course, thus saving
4 dollar, yourself, and ensuring the sue
cess Of this cffor, to sustain u course Of
lectures in our city. Parties from the
country. when IN town, should call on
w. w. Engle, K. Knudson, or s. L. How
ell, and buy ticket for the course:
Doctor A. G. Miner, after sttending to
host Of patients during his three days
stay here, started for Chicag" yesterday
noon. !.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-11-12
DAVID AUSTIN

F. l.. BUCK / Co have & 10 lot ii
Michigan Apvle>. Of I'll v.ri:.;.s which
they will sell 1t prices such that "'"
ca" resist he temptation t" pnrc''a.r
Remember the Park Pic. Gr,ce,,
Store
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-11-12

LAM personally acquainted with Mrs.
Young, and believe her to be both honest
aud sincere. wish every American
citizen might hear her truthful story.
Josiah WEIGH, Pastor 1st Presbyterian
church, Salt Lake City.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-11-12

PH1L1r LAWRENCE is agen, for the sale
Of and ingenious AMI valuable article.
for household use. 1t il no less than \
Fire Kinllcr, and one that should b. in
the hands If every B! idget in the land:
1t will save much pcrplexi.y and MT
little hard sctlding. 80