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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-05-15
GACETIL.I.
Cwvcos importante I siguiepte ad-

Coyos Els importante 1 sisuiepie ad-
vertencia Official que 50 nos ha dirigido:
Habiendo Observable esta Administra-
cion general que una gran parte de II
correspondence dirigida Espafa por
"Via de Inglaterrav carece del franqueo
preyenido en- el tratado postal entire am
bos paises celebrado, viendose obligada
esta General dirigir dicha corrcspon-
dencia insuficientemente franqueada por
"via de la Habana,v con arreglo 10 dis
puesto en- 6rdenes superiores; ya fin de
no cansar perjuicios al pdblico que mad
vertidamente 8 por desconocer L. forma
del franqueo deja de lienar este de Ia ma
nera que ordena ell citsdo tratado postal;
esta administration SO cree EN- d deber dc
recordar que el franqueo por "via de In
glaterra" SO entiende razon de- una pc
seta en- sellos por cada cuarto de onza Il
adarmes) de peso fraccion del mismo,
no dandose curse por la indicada via in
glesa la correspondence que no licve
estampados los sellos correspondientes Ia
cual Sc dirigira por Ia via espaaola segun
esta prevenido. Rico 13 de Ma
yo dc l874.-El admon. gral., Enrique
B. Carrizo.
Vacantes. estan una plaza de es-
cribiente quinto de la secretaria municipal
de esta ciudad, dotada con Ell sueldo annual
de 500 pesos; una plaza de "a clase Y dos
de ga en- ell cuerpo municipal Y de orden
pdblico en- Las Marfas una de 5. clase
en- la Cidra. Tambien esta Eacante Ia
plaza de mozo de confanza de la admi-
nistracion do utensilios do esta capital,
dotada al mes en- 80 pesetas rnoneda es-
pamela.
Subasta.-Se ha dispuesto sacar nue.
vamente 4 pdblica subasta doscien-
tas cuerdas de terrcno, coinprcndidss
en- la jurisdiction dc San German Sa-
bana-grande, que han sido tasadas en-
10000 pesetas y 1ltimamente retasadas
rebajando un cinco por ciento de aqueI
valor. Tambien SO SAGA g. subasta una
torre para la iglesia parroquial do Juana-
Diaz, presupuostada en- $4,000 pesetas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-05-15

Me hago cargo de la exis-
tencia en- fin de diciembrc III
tmo, segun cargareme nG-
nero 1... 4a5
Idcm ID. de 10 pendiente de
cobro en- igual fecha, id. id
nhmero 2.-.:.. IT'S 2
ldem ii. de 10 qne han de-
bido satisFacer los 1876 socios
existentss en- 8 De enero, Sc
gun cargar6me ndmero a.. - z
lde,n id. ae 10 id. id. id. $50
id. id. en- Is de febrero id. III.
ndmero 20
Idem id. de 10 id. id. id. $50
id. id. en- 81 de marzo Id i'd.
n1neTo ---..---. 40
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-05-15
G O NJ u n &c A DO.
Sociedt1d dc SooorYos Mttta0e

DE LOS AMIGOS DEL BrgH PEBLace.
Cuenta documentada del primer trisinestro
de este ano que, con arreglo al art4-
culo A de los Estasutos, presenta q
la Junta Directiva Fl Tesorero que
suscribe.
CARGO. Pesos. Cks.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-05-15
Total del cargo . .
DsTA

DAIA4
Me dato dc IN peso setcnta
cinco cent. devueitos & Ds
Gertrudis Villanueva, segnD
acuerdo de Ia Junta libra
miento n6mero l =
Me dato del importe de i'm
presioaes los senores Rodri-
guez Real, autorizado por
la Directiva, segun Gbramien-
to ndmero 2, At y l2.,.c II
Idem del id. de dos bilIetcs
Loteria nun. 8, 9,l4ly 11,28S
de fobroro y MARIO, segun IL
bramiento n01nero y g..
Idem del id. de seis socor-
ros al s6cio enfer1no d. S. 4.
Fernandez, segun ibramiento
n1mero
Idem del i'd de II id. al
mismo, 60 cont. uno, segan
libramiento n6mero y8... 6 so
Idem del id. de 8 id. al So
clio enfermo D. s. Urtaza id.
id. ndmero TO- 8
Idem del id. dc siote id. al
mismo, so cent. uno id. id.
id. ndmero IL 49, "a
Idem del 10 p. 3 pagado Al
recaudador Elias Bernard so-
bre 2l5 pesos 30 centavos en-
tregados en- fobrero y MARIO,
| segun ibramiento nGmero l9 2l 35
Idem de las bajas POI. .todps
conceptos autorizadas por h
Junta Directive segun Regla-
n x p.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-01-14
Carolina Central Railway Co.
WILMINGTON y. {. may "a. rs7s.
SCHEDULE.

PASSENGER TRAINS.
Leave wilmiustaE daFy trxcsfe sundays
~ sam
Arritr n INFLAMMATION * 40 pm
Lave as...ts1fa ~ $50 = m.
ArrseM MnAlnstcnf ~ q Ia
FRkIvilT TRAINS.
Leave Wilmington daily except sunday Al G am.
Arrive AZ l.augin'Inrg 70 5SD pm
Leave IauIenburg At am
Ar. al Wadeslssro NJ ssaonm,
Passenger Trains leave chrrlottr daily
Sirlnts axrepted a sam
Ar. n Ruilaie % n y,
Leave liuiialn II nm
Ar. ~ Char.affr n ntts !, y.
Irreuliar i.nmlcr and tlnil,er Trains rims 81
boil lrfniis afihs rad. The hli.lasss niysiire
a sIaily stsla. viii n rnn IN rbnuertlsn with
the train. on both enis - this Halfway.
:. J.. FREMONT.
May u. Enr. aud superintendent.
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TERMS.

Any person wishing % net permanently
a. a local eaBvassef will receive full and
prompt information By applying TO
JAMES SUTTON 4 co, Publishers.
80 Maiden LANE, NEw York
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TAppEY's
Il IMPROVED LAB0R-sAylNG
TOBACCO SCREWS.
Patented March, 1860.
BY n. HOAG and w. II. TAPPEY.

Those who now use the RiTCHED SCRENFS
say they would not be without them on any ne
count bcralise
lst. An old or weak hand can work Il.
ID. Tine hand can press as hard with the lmnroy-
c,l screw ~ two or three men with the old Kind.
81. Three hagsheads can lie pressed with this
screw in the same time Us two hogshcads with the
old Kind.
4th, twill last planters life time. and can he
worked in close room in a barn IN bad weather
as well MS good.
Price: Wrought Screw and Cast Box. with
Ratchet attached. 80. Lever, IS, Ink and Bolts
no charge.
RRFEPs to J Y Whitfield and Pogle 4 torbin.
iIilSl,arO
We also Manufacture Engines, Saw Milk. Mill
Gearing. Tobacco fixtures generally, Cation Pres
ses unsurpassed ri Sl40. Cotton Gin powers.
Fsed Cutters, llnr>p-powers. Treshers, Fan
Mills &c. TAPPY& LUMSDEN & CO.
March l91y, Petersburg, Va.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-01-14
Iron in the Blood
MAKES THE WEAK STRONG.


The PerariGn Syrup, a PROTECT
ca Solution of the profoxisfs OF
Iron, Is 80 combined as 10 hare
TIE character Of dn Gfiiucnf, as
easily digesfed and dssfu1lfafsd
icifh Che blood as the simplest
FOOD. U increases the quantity
or Natures OsCn Tlfdfixin0
agent, Iron fft the blood. aud
cures ga thousand fffs, - simply
tuToniHD mp, Tnrigordfipg and
EsfaiisIfD the System. The en-
9fched aud Cifdifscd blood per-
sncdfes crcrU part offho bo<fu.
repairing damages aud fpasfr.
sedreittng out morbid sccrc-
tons, aud leaving nothing for
disease 20 feed upon.
This IL The secret ef fhe srou-
dcrJM success Of TITS remedy "a
curing Dyspepsia, Liver Conn
plant, Dropsy, Chronic Dlar-
rh0a, DoIls, Nervous Affections,
Chilis and Fcvcrs, IIumors,
Loss of Constitutional yieor.
Diseases OF tho Kidneys and
Bfnuders Female Complaints.
aud all diseases originating ~
q bad state Of the bfood, or ne
coiapanied On debility o.. a ioso
STATE of The system. Eclng FREQ
from Alcohol, iu amy form. ffs
cncrgtzffg effects arc not fol-
sotccd % corresponding rcac-
ron, buf are permanent, ifffif-
siilg. strength, eigor, and ,iesU
ffc into ~ Jdrfs offho eyefsus.
and building up an Iron Con-
sfifufion.
Thousands harc been changed
on uic use fftis rcp1edg. from
,ceolf, .sichID, sitITering crca-
lures, TO strong, hcaffku, and
ndppu men and fp0Dfelss and
snrdfids cannot REASONABLE, hes-
ffafo 70 giro u @ trial.
See that each bottle has PERIL
WAN SYRUP tiorgn 90 fhe glass.
Pamphlets free.
sfTHw. fowlf 4 SONS, ProprIe,ou,
No. I Milton Place, nss,s@.
selp sr DHuoorsrs orrrnx1Ir
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-01-14
EFeFY Day an Increase in Flesh
and Weiglt is Seen and FGlt.

rrerv aron 81 the gAEsaPsRyLLfAy RysOf-
VENT eanuunis ihrpagh the Bipui. sweat. Urnc,
ind oiiFr fluids and iurrsnf he system the ygor ~
lIr for u repairs the lasts Of the body M aud
sssand maeraL krrOirla. s,phlllS. Consumption.
t.laalulur di~a~e. Ulcers IN the threat h0ush. Tu-
Insrs Nnesln Tie Glands and other parts ~ The system.
eore Eyes Il discharges from the Ear. and
fha wnrsf fnfms II rkiu di-ea-eS Ergptiank FeNer
srrs said iraf Rlnx wnrin Sail Rhruni Erysipsa-.
Arue Hack SPOTS. Worms 10 tho frsi, Tuuor- CrH-
GERS IN the Womb. and Al weakening and ranful di
charges Ntght swcaf8 Lss- % SIFrm and ~ wastes ~
III. lie principle within the curative rang Of this
wonder az Modern chemisfFy. ard dav.' as " ! .
rrsve 70 any perean using Tor ec- Of three fvfus ~
disraee rs poirnt power 70 cure thFn.
1.-THE paficnt daily becoming refured b. The w1sirs
and iri.I posisin hat u cIiiinust rrsre -in- .fe
eseds ia afrrsns thee Nassc< and Fsfafs The san.e
with matt raj made irsui s-athr tl.s-i-snd is
The SAR<APARlf.LiAS VII sri sisars ssrurs-s cure
i reftnin, y lrn Ibis nriy rtstnnrhrss i
e0rk ~ turitrafii rtIi strress IN dini .hus ne
lnes N aastr. r.alrs Viii - Tap.t ant every DAY
The pats III fsei sssril g istse, sri --Fs
the issai dar-iiir hrsT apIxiiie Pfesin aHi frs
anil wrtxht irrrcAsins.
al knaun rrtrrd IN hrrrr 81 t'tra-. rr-i-
fulnua Constitutional. aud rk.n eias a-cf, w. u y lie
tnir rasitite cufr iiF
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-01-14
HEALTH BEAUTY!

STRONG ANn rrRE rsrtT TfOOn--TNrREAg E
~ FLESH AND wEltilf-aiI.KAR SKIN AND
BEAUTIFUL CuxPLExION SECURED To ALI.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-01-14

An DOLLARS pr WEEK In CASH n 4 oen,
~ Everything furnished andexpefiscs ,astd
A CUULTEH& 90 clarintte Mn
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DFs. Greene, Lldlsy & BsHlsy's
Great Family Medicines.

Prepared expressly for md adapted 20 ne
ss0ntheFR climate.
''CORpO'D,d Estraf CUrElaiis, /" is the
most powe:fnl and efficient Alternative and Isloot
Purifier known, preparcdexprcssly for SeTeTrla,
Secondary Syphilis. ETgpf,0Hs on the skin. and
80 diseases which are produced by bad or mn
healthy blood.
..Df. Gfeeae.s Fa Gaze" cures al
kinds " Fits. spaslrs anil Commissions which d..
pend upon Irritation % the nerve rrntrss: often
stops the Fit. from the r-t day use ever who're
they have existed CIR years.
q Medicuiai Honey" the great remedy
for Coughs. Cold. Group. AsihBid. Broachii,s.
Sore Tlroai and al diseases Of the Air-pass lgrs
and Lungs. It does not sirken the Iatirnt, j.
pleasant 20 take, prompt IN It. action. does n0t
iiIiare The appetite OF impair digestion - mo.i
Exprrt1Fanfs do.
Orr !. Nepmiyia Speridc' i q perfect
specific Tor Nsardiyia Scioiica. Rhesmdiisps. &
NIL muscular ~ nervous lsai. heFrctcr situated,
These Medicines are prepared with great care
rom perfectly relanc drugs. aud for the r~erial
glasses % di-rases Iiained upnIi earh bottle. No
one afthemIs claimed a. . .'cirr ALL They arr
ideBticl.ly the SAM which We iiaye nsed ~ our
Practice Tor yesr-. and IN thus Recommending
thriu 20 the pnl,llr We know whereof wc affirm.
They arr .afe. reliable and efficient. acting quick
Is and Thoroughly. Try THEM aud s0tt viii want
~ others. Ak yonr Druggist or them.
For sale by DnGr-i. generally. PREPARED on
DIS. GREENE, IIxpLEY & Bentley.
Charlotte, n. q
n. Cmcers. THmOrs aad Ulcers
treated rs heretofore BY
Kiile's Grcaf Cmcer dnfidoses,r
at Charlotte, Goldsboro aud Asheville.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-01-14
North Carolina.
|. f.spertgr Conn.
oIiAsdE COUNTY.

oEAsGE COUNTY.
William Barlow,
n1IiBH
Joseph Allison aud heirs ur Mary hls wtfe
Joseph BARLOW. neirs ~ jaime. and VIII,
Nancy. Charles s Hay aud wife I,icv
Mariali i,ay, William r. Bowels anil
!sutha his wife, M Mccullock heirs ~
Patience. Heirs ~ John III Harlow
Hugh : Palsly formerly Hugh 4 Bae.or
Petition 10 sell Red EsLlie for Porfitian
appcnring 20 The satlrfifflon ~ tI,e ssanrt
inht W the Hlnsr named defendant. IN,
spa.rcIdcHfs ~ the sInfe " North f'arnllna n,
= llfrriore ordered 81 the to,lrt. tl,at n,l,il.
eailoH W. made W The Ilillslnro. llreag,Ier :
alrr published ~ Iiill.llnro, Y. a. fer IL 49,.
sesslte werks. notifying the sahl dpe.t,dants ~
~ nnd alpcaf lHlefp The flsrk III The e,,,.,st,',
teiiit n.tBan1e eoilnlt vi hls nlles IN ll,i,,,.,
wlilln That time aud plead answer or .le,n,,s =,
w rnlnylani. which T. filed IN III ofIire n, ~,
pMniin WIN apply IL The Court M M, tnltsf ,.
inaildrh IN sdt compliant. w
Nilnrs ficoffe Laws tiefk N sait Can't a Il
Zee ~ iiillsloFo flils 18th day AZ N.,,en,Ia, is
GEORGE LAWS. Clesk
nov - CIV prize nd. elg. superior t,omri.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-01-14
Prospectus for iS74-seventh Year.
TIE ALpINE.

An Illustrated Monthly journal, uairersdf-
N admitted 10 be the HndsoMest Periods
ctii IL the World. 4 Representative ard
champion Of american Taste.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-01-14

NOT FOR SALE IN BOOK OR NEWS STORES.
THE ALDINE, while issued with all the
regularity, has none OF the temporary or
timely interest characteristic OF ordinary
periodicals. Ii is AN elegant miscellany Of
pure, light and graceful literature and n
collection OF pictures, the rarest specimens
ufartistic skill, IN black aud white. AL
though each succeeding number affords u
fresh pleasure 10 lis friends, the real value
and beauty OF THE ALDINE will lie ninst
appreciated after II las been bound up at
the close of the year. While other publi-
cations my claim superior eheapness, ms
compared with rivals ola similar class,
THE ALDIMEis unique aud original
c0nception-alOne and uhapproached-
s0lutely without competition ia price or
character. The palssessor Of complete
volume cannot duplicate the quantity Of
fine paper and eHgravings IN any other
shape or number of volumns for Ten times
is cost !; aud then, there are The chromos,
besides!
PREMIUM FORls7i.
Every subscriber 10 THE ALDINE Tor
the year 1874 will receive pair ~ chrumns
The original pictures Were painted III oil
for the publishers OF THE ALDINE, by
Thomas Moran. whose great Colorado
picture was purchased hy Congress for ten
thousand dOims. The subjects were cll0-
sen 10 represent '.The East aud THE
West One Is a view Ia the White
Mountains, New Hampshire; tile other
gives The ellis ofGreen River, Wyoming
Territory.
TERMS.
s. per dsHan. Ia Uionce. srdk Oh
Chromos free.
For 20 ccnts erfrd, the chr0mos will "
sent, mounted, vanished, and prepaid By
mail.
THE ALDTNE viii, hereafter, lie oh
tailiabie only 10y subscription. There will
be no reduced or club rate; cash for sub
scripiion must be sent 90 the publishers III.
rect, or handed 10 the local canvasscr,
trifi0Jf rcsi,OasiJi issg 10 TIC JliLfisher. cx-
cept ~ cases where Tie certificate u given,
hearing tile .ftic siDae signature 81 JAMES
SUTTON a Go.
cAxyAssERs WANTED.
Any person wishing % net permanently
~ a local eaBvassef will receive full and
prompt information by applying to
JAMES SUTTON 4 co, Publishers,
80 MAIDEN LANE, NEw York
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GOING EAST. GOING WEST.

Passenger train leaving Ralelgi. ut go n. m.
eoniisetsaf greensboro wifhthe Northern bound
tram; making the quicsest time 70 al Northern
elias Price Of Tickets same as via o,ur rvtIt 4.
Trains u and from points East " Greensboro
froni points North Or south.
Trains daily both Why's,
ON SUNDAYS i.snrhhnFg Accommodation leave
EElirtonh y n.fs M, arrive az iinrkrsiIle il9
p M, iease Bufkesillc 5.D >. M, arrive az Rlel-
mond sl5spnl.
Pullman ia aee ears on all nlshf trains between
thariulic aud .irhnioud, (withoul cllange.
Papers ilmi have arrangements IL advertise the
.rir'lnle q iii- company win please print AZ a
b I'VE.
For further information asl.lrrs.
=. ALLEN, ticn1 Ticket Agent
6reensbare, \, 4.
T.M.R. T.Irorr.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-09-24
THs IT olio'' for October Is 1t hand

THE Folio" for October Is q hand,
filed Is usual With CHOICE table q
contents. Among the u page Ct
music, we find s.On tho River Bank
We stood !" ballad, BY .Roselinda; Be
yond che Vale, song and chorus, By
c., "A. White; pearl Of Love Walts,"
BY G. D. Blake "Blush Rose Polks,"
BY I. ?. Ryder; and 20 our God" .
sacred quarte,te, BY G. a. White. i
also contains q vast fund Of musical
novs and miscellany, and ) full page
lithographl portrait !, Of Of. Mile. forFian'i,
the renowned cantatrice. II is :
choice number, and indicates .!il that no
pains will be spared on the part Of
Editor and Publishers to make i bet
ter than ever the coming year; Since
its enlargement to 40 pages, i furnish
es more than twice as much music as
formerly, maAiog it the cheapest must
cal magazine in the world. DULY ST.
SO per yea. Send Is cents for q
postpaid sample copy, to publishers
White, Smith, & Co., Boston, Mass.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-09-24

A LATE article Of the Register allu.
ding to an editorial in the !TRANscR1PT,
says, to understand it qae must consult
the dictionary frequently, and have an
convenient for reference.
We did not expect that our contemporary
would derive much benefit from that ar
ticle without studying il and we are
pleased to know that the Register begins
to recognize the value Of standard ~
thorities on.language and the sciences.
That sheet has q vernacular peculiarly its
own,-a gibberish, or kind Of cross be.
tween the choctaw, and the native Eng
lish. Although not copyrighted BY the
originators, we believe they enjoy com
plete monopoly, none others having es
sayed to employ it for any purpose
We hope TO contribute still more to theil
improvement not only In Language, but
IN those elements which impart value
70 Ill human action.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-09-24

We announced the death Of Mrs.
Annie c., til" mother Of J. F. Sargent
last week. The old lady was in her
eighty fourth year. She was . native
of New Hampshire, but the longest
portion of her life was spent in Ver-
mont. During the last six years, she
lived with her son near this City. She
was member Of the church forty-six
years, maintaining all the while, con-
sistent 'C b! character, and she
died, believing firmly in the 'esurrect-
ion, the Judgment Day, tie endless
punishment of the wicked and the per-
feet happiness Of the righteous. Such
testimony is worth something, even to
the cause Of religion, and cannot fail
to exert an influence in favor of purer
living. She was buried from the NJ.
E. Chapel Of this City, Rev. Levi Hall
officiating.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-09-24

LOUIS HANTz and Francis Billedeaux,
convicted Of stealing wheat from Major
Van, were each sentenced to pay fine of
800 each, or in lieu thereof, to be- i'm
prisoned in the county Jail three months.
They paid their f'ne.
In State Va. Caroline Zeller for beating
Mr. Miller: an appeal case. The judg.
ment Of the court below was affirmed,
making her pay fine of 80 and costs of
both trials. -:s. .asz@
I In State 70. John Walker who plead
guilty to the charge Of stealing : horse
from WI Spencer. Of lie Roy; def
was sentenced to three years at hard Ia
Dor in the Penitentiary.
Geo. Edwards, for, stealing gun, was
sentenced to pay fine Of 800, or, in lieu
thereof, three months Imprisonment in
the county tail.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-09-24

q The CAUSE or TEMPERANCE finds
one Of it most insidious and dangerous
foes 10 the many so-called "tonics" and
!" appetizers," made of cheap whisky
and refuse liquors, finished up to suit
depraved appetites under the name Of
medicine. DR.. WALKER's CAL1yoR-
MA VINEGAR BITrERs are none Of
these. They are not : beverage, but:
are I genuine medicine, purely vcgeta-
BE, prepared from California herbs BY
: regular physician. For al diseases
Of the stomach, liver, Kidneys, bladder,
skin and blood, they are q ipfallible
and unriyaled remedy. 23-4w
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-09-24

$. NJ. DARnAn, so long known and 90
we'll liked by everybody, has gone to
Kansas, where he expects to
reside. "Steve" will be missed from his
old post at Truesdell's, but not more than
from the social circle in which he was
a universal favorite. We rather have six
such feslows come here to stay, than to
have one leave.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-09-24

HENRY AUSTIN, while at work on
r Dunklcman 5 new house yesterday,
left his vest lying in the lower story,
and lost thcreirom about $500 in
money, aud a pin worth SIS more. We
saw officer Riley to-day with a we'll
known bad boy in his c"stoday, who
may know Something Of the facts.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-09-24
Teachers Examinations.


Teachers examinations will be held
at the following times and places:
In the School House at Leroy, Oct.
5th; in the School House, Grand
Meadow Oct. 9th; at the Cou:t House
in Austin, Oct. 18th; in the School
House at Brownsville, Oct. I4th, 1874
Supplementary examinations at LIE
Roy. Oct. 30th 1874.
Persons who can attend either Of
the above, need not seek private ex-
animation. 1t is hoped tina: no teach
or will disturb the exercises by coming
later than 9 o'clock Of each first days
work.
1 shall not hold myself responsible
for your lack Of time in writing.
Each session to continue two days.
E. F. Morgan,
County Supt.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-09-24

ALRA MILLER, the nurseryman, has re-
turned again to stay until cold weather,
and he is gathering in the product of his
garden. We know this from the fact that
in our absence, he left at the Office a
measure of as fine potatoes as we ever
saw. They are of the variety known as
'peerless." (Alba is ofthe same variety,
himself, but Of a different genus.) The
potatoes remind US Of those described by
q son of Erin, when urging his friend to
''come over" He said, "come to Amere'
ky, Jammy, where it takes but three peta
ties to make bushel, and nine for a man
8 meal"
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-09-24

Dn. G. A. MINER, Of Chicago, will
be obliged to postpone his next visit
to Austin, until after the middle of
October, owing to sickness in his fami.
II, and his engagements at home. He
will positively be at the Fleck House
during nezt month, due notice will be
given in This paper Of the time. See
advertise ment in another colume.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-09-24

The American Sewing Machine, sold
by Jas. r. Martin, at the little store
around the corner" are in every respect
just what they are recommended. Par
ties wishing to purchase should not fail
to examine them:
HousEKEEPERs in want Of a cooking
range should see Jewett s coot's at H. &
rs. 25tf
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-09-24

DocT9R MARKr Of Hamilton, Ohio, ar
rived in the city recently, and is visiting
his brother-in.law, Alderman John F.
Cook. The Doctor made a brief visit
here six years ago, SINCE which time he
notes very great progress in all depart
ments- He will remain about two weeks
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-09-24

PROF., ANDREW, teacher Of vocal and
instrumental music, thorough bass
harmony and composition. Piano and
organ tuning promptly attended to. Per
feet satisfaction guaranteed, having had
twenty five years experience. All orders
left at the Flick House will receive i'm
mediate attention. Terms moderate;
- '''' 6tf2
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-09-24

Hon. WV WINDOW, U. s. s. will adj
dress the citizens of Austin and vicinity
upop questions of general public inter-
e$tincluding transportation, on Tues
day evening next, at the court house.
Let there be q full attendance.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-09-24

MIR. H. GUM, will return from tue
east next week. Besides making exten.
sive purchases Of everything needed in
his line of trade, he has executed con
tract made some time ago, by which he
becomes the life partner of one Of Wis
consin's fair daughters. The new firm
will begin business here, and VIC hope
make prosperous run.