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OFFICE OF THE FREEDMEE'S SAYINGS
AND TRUST COMPANY

WASHINGTON, ID. O., July Is, 1874.
Depositors In the above company are respect
fully requested to bring or send their pass books
to the office Of the company, No 1909 Pennsyl
avenue, at the earliest practicable moment, that
they may be verified and properly balanced.
BY order Of the Commissioners.
G. W. STIcKEEY, AetuAry.
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PIANOS.

TOR A SHORT TINE ONLY.
u AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICEsI
PIANOS from the following eeIs6rated LactOries=
VIM. knabe Co., Baltimore; VIM. McCamnlOf,
Albany; J. q o. Fisher, New York; and Hartman.
New York, at SIS e20o SIS, ESQ, s275, so s2S
$50, es75. 600. Also, . large stock Of NEW PIs
AMOS, cheap FOR cash. or part cash and balance
monthly payments. PIANOS and ORGANS FOB
tREiCHEHBAcH.s Piano warerooms,
jyI0 % Eleventh street, above Pa. ave.
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BITTER.
CITY ITEMS.

Good butter, Is cents per pound; best roll bu :
ter. 80 cents per pound; best print, IS cents per
pound, at Bray's, le2 Northern Liberty market.
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NO ONE MED BE SHORT OF MONEY

since It can be procured on cOllaterals to any
amount at less than half the usual rates, at X.
Fulton's, No. SIS Ninth street, near Pennsyl-
VAnis avenue. Money can there be obtained on
all kinds OF personal property, while fer those who
have enough and TO spare Of the "flthly lucre''
there is displayed fne assortment Of gold and
silver watches, diamonds, musical instruments,
sewing machines. and vast assortment OF other
articles which selling at almost one-half what
they can be bought for elsewhere.
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HATS AND CAPS.

S6fTIBIE F0R WATERING PLACES.
Silver pearl dress osssim"re Has.
Sea-grass Hats, green undeC brim.)
Fine soft felt Hats.
MacklnaW Slraws.
Leather Hat Gases.
Pocket Hats and Caps.
Sun Umbrellas. |
STINEMETE, ESatfer,
jylI I255 Pennsylvania avenue.
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1914 SUMMER 1914
1o6 H ARRANGEMENT. 1OI4S
For Potomac River Landings including
COIiOl's,
BlnEEisfonss Island,
LeORardtOUR,
Piney Point and
MnrshGII's.
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NEW AND SECOND HAND.-ONE PRICE
In ONLY. New clothing sold AZ very reasona-
bic prices. Selected stock OF secondhand clothing.
very cheap, at JUSTH'S, 69 street, between sixth
and Seventh northwest. Branch store, 7315 High
street, GEORGETOWN. i've
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TOR MOUNT VERNON.

TOR MOUNT VERNON.
-The Steamer ARROW Captain Frank Hc.Ilngs-
heed having been rebuilt and entirely GeAstel By
her present oMners, viii leave 9eF SnaTf
FOOT OF SEVENTH SIkEETa -
DAILY Sundays CxceptedO Al ", O'CLOCK ZOE
,.,r MOUNT VERNON,
inEs, ASIADs 'on'' AZ LANES Sykes
febl9 Gen. SnD't Steamer Arrow.
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MASSET,S PHILADELPBIA * Az,
NEW ADHERTLsEKEETs

The finest domestic ale In the market, for sale
BY dealers at tlSo per doE pint bottles or By the
agent, Samuel @. Palmer, Georgetown, D. o.
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IT g ENGEEER OFFICE,

UNION BANK BUILpING,
FAYETTE, NEAR CHARLES STREET
BALTIMORE, ND. July Il. 1874.
proposals. for dredging in PatapsCo river wi be
receive until noon or July Sn lS74 and opened i'm
medlaiely thereafter. Blink forms, specifics tions
ana any dS SIRED Information can be had on apphea-
WIN. P. CRAIGHILL,
Jyl4-6t Major OF Engineers.
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SAMUEL SPARKS DLSCoURSES on
TEETH.

He appeared on the Avenue, did Samuel
Sparks, at precisely eleven O'Clock yesterday
morning. He had crsWled down the stairs
leading from dentists shop, and had emerged
into the pure sunlight of Heaven. ANY one
would have supposed that this change would
have enliYened his spirits. But il didn't. Not
as any of his friends are aware Of. He didn't
appear to enliVen enough worth mentioning.
On the contrary, he soured. It would not Be
exaggerating to say that he curdled. He had
wei grounded reasons. His mouth was full of
blood, and his face covered with mustard Bills
tiers. His right cheek reminded us Of tho CHI
cago fire, while his leh seemed to have had an
incision Of yeast powder. The tears In his eyes
were not those Of sorrow, and his facial ex-
preston everything but that Of for
giveness and brothefly love. Said we,
HSparks, what In, the name of suffering hu-
mainly" "That's my name" said Sparks;
suffering humanity Is the word. II Is not
quite as comprehensive as Il might be, but it's
good word. Pm suffering humanity, Pm
the most distressed humanity that ever Won aid
see.a "Why, what's the matterP' SAID we,
''Mattef Yes, that's II, matter and blood and
foreeps and false teeth, and Heaven and the
dentist only Knows what else" His wife came
down the stairs at this juncture, and remarking
that "those teeth came painfully hard, % led
her husband away, fgI Of Interesting thoughts
and fancies, =" go
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MERCHANT, TAILORS.

II. PUGH 60 SON,
MERCHANT TAILoRS,
No. 5I9 Fourteenth Street,
Have received thsFhEst instalmsnt OF Spring Goods,
consisting ofsupsrhns DiAgonais, Foreign and Do
mestic Cassimeres, and shall FeceTve weekly during
the season, which they are prepared to make up ia
the latest styles. sel6-u
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me N n aud IaVoTile IRUN SIEANFE
PILOT 3 or

CAPTAIN JOSEPH WHITE,
Leaves Sixtl-stTseI wharf every
Tuesday and Saturday Morning,
for landing on the Pot1ruac as follows:
On TUES 'AI leave at ]. On SATURDAY leave a.
CLOCK for O'Clock for
Glymont GlymOnL
sandy Point. SANDY Point,
liverpool Point, Liverpool Point,
smiths Point, Smiths Point,
ChatteFOn, ShlttertOn,
Stewards Wharf, SteWart's Wharf
TOlsnu's Wharf TulsOu's Wharf
Matthias Point, Matthias Point,
Din's Wharf, I Dill's Wharf
Mattox Greek. MAttoV Greek,
Lon EwoOd Wharf, OngwOOd.
Colton's Mhlrf, ColtOp's Wharf
BlAkston's Isla "a, BlaklstOn's Island,
CaTriOman. LeOnardtoWn-
Returning on Wedaes-I Carr o nan.
day Making The aboVet RetUEninE Sunday
landings. making the above
Landings.
Apply to WM. H. BYLES. Agent,
iels-tf Sl1ta-~freer " hEFE.
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HENRY, R. SEARLE,
ARCHITECT.

ARCHITECT.
40 Z Street, opposite Pest Once De-
iAIS-R
. W. Q. LTCETT,
B00KsiNDsR AND PAPER-ROLER,
No. 2zI PenuayIyauin ave-, bet. Tenth
and Eleventh Sta. south Side.
a7rBooks elegantly or plainly boaad. Periedla
eaisand neWspapers earetg4lJ attsnasets
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+ OMIeUE-sUN1nER THEATRE.

JULY %
Every Night and two M,ff,a.
Engazeueut or the renowned r.nu.s.ri-.r[,... -.
AIISS NATE ISEiFl: 'e-+Ie ~etfsssy
The only successful rival OF the Trrst
ADA ISAAIS MENEFN
and who with her celebrated steef .syVovdsr -
will appear in her brilliant smp ersonatior of
MAZEPPA:
On, THE WILD HORSE OF TARTARY.
First appearances OF the ce' ebrated
CHARLES DIAMOND,
who eHecs tee son Is and dances, accompanying HIM,
self with the lta- ian Harm. iv70
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srA wrrp TONIC.

In the atmosphere experienced here during the
summer months, the lethargy produced by the
heat takes away the desire for wholesome food,
and frequent Preparations reduce bodily energy,
particularly those suffering from the effects OF de-
bilitating diseases. In order to keep q natural
healthful activity of the system, We must resort
to artificial means. For this purpose Schenck's
Sea Weed Tonic is very eifectusl. few doses
will create appetite and give fresh vigor to the
enerVated body. For dyspepsia il is Invaluable
Many eminent physicians have doubted whether
dyspepsia can be permanently cured by the drugs
which are generally employed for that purpose.
The Sea Weed Tonic in its nature is totally diff
ferent from such drugs II contains no corrosive
minerals acids; in fact, it assists the regular
operations Of nature and supplies her deficiencies
The tonic in its nalure so much resembles the
gastric juice that it is almost identical with that
fluid. The gastric juice is the natural solvent
which. in a healthy condition OF the body, causes
the FOOD TO be digested and when this juice is not
excreted in sufficient Quantities indigestion, with
all its distressing symptoms, follows. The Sea
Weed Tonic performs the duty Of the gastric
Juice when the latter is deficient. Schenck's Sea
Weed Tonic sold by all druggists.
TIE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY for Gout and
Rheumatism. All sufferers from the above COM
plants either Of recent or long standing, are ad-
Yised to use Blair's Gout and Rheumatic Pills.
They can be relied upon as the most safe ami 81
fectual remedy ever offered to the public, and
have been universally used In Europe for many
years with the greatest success. Prepared BY
PRouT & HARsANT, 20 Strand, London, England,
and sold by all druggists.
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ADJUSTMENTS &c.
r As E AZ Z.
CREIGHTON VS.. NATIONAL.
NATIONAL THEATRE.

FRIDAY, July a. on Olympic Grounds 1t {
O'Clock p. m.
Admission, s cents Ladies free. fvza-n
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EXCURSIONS.

THE STEAMER COLUMBIA
Leaves COmmerce-street wharf Baltic
more, for Washington ON every Sat
urday, Mt p. H. arriving here as
8 p. m. Sunday. Returning,
leaves StephensOn's " harE,
foot OF Seventh street,
on Tuesday at ID.
m, arriving in
Baltimore nE q. M Thursday.
Either Of these trips affords parties fine oppor-
tunlty 20 enjoy sail on the Chesapeake bay and
Potomac river without loss Of much time from busi-
meas. All accOmmOdatlOns-meals, stateTOOm. &c
hrsf-class. StaterOoms may be engaged in advance
by application to the agents. The steamer can he
cIIaIteTea for excursions from this CITY on Mondays
and Tuesdays Of each week ct reasonable rates.
STEPHENSON & BROTHER,
jes0 -[Star1 Agents.
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GOLDEN CHINE BELLS.

beautiful and Instructive musical invention
perfect In TONE and TUNE, ana can be played by
one or more persons without previous knowledge
These Chime Bells are now within the reach OF
ali, being made In three different STYLES Of dnishI
10: J. ~; No. sl5; No. 80. Can be seen at
Metzerott Co. $ music store, where all orders
yel5-Im 3. WIDDOWs, Agent.
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,,C,-, SIX NIGHTS ONLY
WS,DtAf EVENING, July %, 1874 saturla,
lee' The Great Realistic Drama OF Sout5eTn'
HOW Am LIE WAR, in which Me- CHARLES
80 ~ ~ Apear. introducing his celebrated
cie fohn SOSiSenlt stay Away and Happy In
,co,t strand 10 OF Mirth. the fascinatinr
NJ Sbiid eatst, Miss KATE HOWARD1
49, Gf- ,99nnder, Little LIZZIE GLENN.
o-SsSIs55 1,,tcb IAN and FAY; The worId-Res
t ~ 80 omecian, Mr.. SAM GLENN; The
PopulGT pfiees; Admission, 50 cents: Re5eTTvCd
nom 3 a. m. until D. m sass QUA N"i T,aS SPSSh
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THE NEXT TRANSIT

will occur in 1882, just six years, FIVE months
and two days after we have passed through the
hery yet glorious ordeal Of our centennial eele-
hration. This Will afford ample time for IN
strung nerves to become rested, and the raw
ages OF patriotic dissipation 10 have passed
away, and our exhausted treasury to recuper-
ate sufficiently at least to again generously re-
spond 70 the call Of science, should It again be
compelled TO ask Us for aid IN advancing the
great interests Of progress and learning.
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STOCK ON HAND.

The contract Will be awarded to the lowest re-
spOnsible bidder for all the envelopes and Wrappers
he prices TO be calculated the basis Of the NAM
Der used OF the several grades during the last nsca
wear, which was as follows:
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-12-10

Thirst publication Dec. Sd. ls74.]
GTArE Of MINNESOTA COUN-
~ TT or MOWERS.
In Probate Court-Special term. 81
In the matter Of the Estate Of Daniel Cas-.
we'll, dsssassd.
On reading aud fling the petition Of Sarah
u. Caswell. Administratrix of said estate set
ting forth the amount Of personal estate that
has come to her hands, and the disposition
thereof: the amount Of debts outstanding
against said deceased, aud description Of
oil the real estate Of which deceased died
ssissd, and the condition aad value Of the re-
spoetivs portions thereof: and praying that
license b to her granted to sell the south east
/ Of section 8 Thy tax title) and the north !
Of the northwest Of section and tho no. til
half Of the northwest quarter Of the. south
east quarter Of section 20. and !, acre lot il
the westerly ps,t Of the y. y. I Of the n. Y. I
Of the .. .. Of section 20, and , 163 acre lot
in the ssst part Of the north ] Of the :. :. / Of
section -, oil in Township l01 north Of range
Il west, III Mower county, Minnssota, aud it
appearing, BY said petition, that there 10 not
% f6oisnt personal estate in be hands Of said;
AdDinistratrix to pay said debts, and that it
10 nssssssry IN order to pay the same, to sell
al Of said real estate:
Il IL Therefore Ordered, thss Ill persons In
tsTesttd II said sststs. appear before the
Judge Of this Court, on FRIDAY, the 18th
day Of Janasry A, D. 1875, 1t 2 o'clock P. NJ,
ct the PFobats odieo in the city Of Austin in
said County, then and there to show cause iii
Any thsre bs) why license should not be grant
q TO said Admini.trAtrix to sail said real ss-
tate according TO the prayer Of said petition.
And i u further ordered, that copy ofthis
order shall 10 published for four successive
weeks, prior TO said day Of hearing. the last
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Christmas Goods.

1t is astonishing to see the articles
which have been brought to the city,
with special reference to the holiday
trade. Happening into schleuder's the
other day, our attention was attracted
to his immense stock, in which are found
all kinds Of toys for small Children
some of the finest patterns, and of the
most exquisit workmanship. gaudilv
painted, and calculated to make the lit
tie fellows happy. Then there sre must.
cal and scientific instruments, and fancy
articles, and ornaments, and jewels, in
profuse abundance, and Of the most ap.
proved styles; while the GROWING fea.
ture Of all, Is the splendid cases of silver
ware. Schleuder seems to have made 4
specially Of this department, without
having neglected any of the others in the
least. As to prices, we cannot go into
detail. After looking at the goods, make
inquiry, and you will always ind them
within your reach. The public have
known Mr.. s. so long as dealer, tha,
none will hesitate to accept his recon
mendation Of anything which he loders
for sale, Please 60 and examine 70,
yourself: x
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-12-10

TIE second lecture of the course for
the benefit Of the Free Reading Rooms,
will be given in Jones' hall on Tuesday
evening Dec, 22nd, by Gov. c. K. Davis.
His universal popularity and established
reputation as finished and pleasing
speaker should ensure him large au:
dience. Let no one fail to embrace this
opportunity to see and hear the man who
by his own efforts, has raised himself up
from the humble life Of q poor boy to the
highest Office in the State.
The managers of the rooms have de.
tcrmined to give parties one more chance
and will sell tickets for the remaining
six lectures Of the course; including Il
reserved seat, for Sc.
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Exehange Of Property,


The fine Touring mill on the Cedar,
four miles below this city, recently own
cd by Messrs. Officer & Dye, has become
the property of W. H. Odicer,-he
having purchased the interest of Mr.. Dye.
While the new management will be in
every respect satisfactory to the public,
We are certain that the many customers
who have 80 long heen accustomed to have
their supplies "delivered' by Mr.. Dye,
will regret his retirement from The bust.
ness, such has been his uniform courtesy
and fairness in every transaction. We
understand that 1t is his intention to seek
4 location farther south, where we hope
he may be successful as he is capable
and mcritorious
The mill has,lately undergone thorough
repairs, and been greatly improved, hence
its well.established reputation will be
fully sustained. Mr.. Officer has Z reputa.
ton among millers and dealers which
will enable him to realize the best re-
suits attainable in the business Of mer.
chandizing, while not neglecting the large
run Of custom work demanded by the
rapidly increasing population Of the
county.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-12-10

Publie Dehool Exsolastlon.
Oral examinations in the Public
Schools will be held - follows:
Third Primary, Miss Cook, Friday,
Dec, 18th. Ii. Il.
Second Primary, MIRA. Cox, Monday,
Dec, 18th.
First Primary, Mrs. Travis. Tuesday
Dec, 18th. IT,. ~ {
Second intermediate, Miss Reed, Wed.
nesday A. NJ, Dec. 18th. "
First Intermediate, Mrs. Gerry, Thurs
day A. NJ. Dec. 9Th.
High School, Wednesday and Thurs
day F. II. Dec. 16 and 18th. .,....-..
Reading Of reports and closing exer
cises Of the term in the High School
Room, Friday, P N. Dec. 18th.
The1public are cordially invited to ct.
tend these examinations. @'>::9
JAMES ]. Dow,
Supt. of Schools.
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GTATE OF MINNESOTA, CouN.
k?TY OF MOWER. r..

CTATE OF MINNESOTA, COuN-
k9TY OF MOWER. ~
In Probate Court.
- PRo1ATE OsSics. Nov. 10th, 4. ,. 1874.
In the matter and Probate Of the last win
and teatament Of David Marts deceased. late
Of the County Of vensngo, Penn.
hcreas, An instrument In writing, par.
parting to 10 the last will and testament Of
David Marts deceased, late Of The County Of
Venango, Penn. has bses q led in this o&se;
and whereas. application has been made BY
E. o. Wheeler, attorney for the executor IN
said will named, praying that the same b
proven and admit; Cd to Probate according to
the laws Of this State:
Therefore, It 10 ordered that said applica-
ton be heard before me ct the Prebsts Office,
In the City Of Austin in said County, On the
9TH day Of Dsoe1ber, A. b. 1874, at 10
o'clock .. m.
And it Is further)ordersd, that notice shall
be given to oil persons interested in said will
of tho time and piaoo Of hearing, Sy pulliss.
ton in the MowEa CoUprY TRAxscxlPr, .
newspaper printed in said County for thres
Successive weeks, once each week, prior to
the time of such hearing.
BY the Court,
VIZ. II. CRAxDALL,
Judge Of Probate.
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Hol For (;hriyfruas.

In returning my sincere thanks for the
liberal patronage have received from
the people Of Austin and surrounding
country, would still solicit y continu.
ancc Of the same, as I have now on hand
mamoth stock Of fancy confectionery
of superior quality, which I will sell at
Wholesale and retail, at very low prices,
during the holidays. have also on
hand = large variety Of prime Michigan
apples, which l am selling off very fas;.
I would advise any one wanting barxe!,
to come and see me soon. have con.
stantly on hand large supply Of A.
Booths Celebrated Brand of Oysters.
which sell by the can or dish, At the
lowest prices. Fresh crackers always on
hand, and In fact everything in my line
warranted 20. K" Do not forget tho
place, w. H. Anderson's Bakery md
Confectionery, Main st., Austin. If.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-12-10

AN ordinance relating to Peading, Hawking
and selling goods 1t auction, &C., in the
city of Austin.
Tho City Council Of the city Of Austin, do
ordain
SEC. l. It shall not bs lawful for any
person OF persons to psddle, hawk, offer for
sale at public auction, or sell 1t public suo.
ton, or outery, in any street, lane, alley,
market place, public square, or other place
within the city limits Of the city of Austin,
any goods, wares, or merchandise, or any ar
ticle Of any description, without having first
obtained license for that purpose: P,"ri.
ded, That nothing hersin contained shall
preclude any farmer or gardne, from selling
produce Of bis own raising, nor apply to
sales under legal process, nor to . Permanent
resident merchant, whose object 10 to reduce
or close out hi. stock Of goods.
SEC. 2. A licence % required BY section
one Of this ordinance, may DO obtained upon
stating the name and place OF residence OF
the person applying for such license, and up
en- the payment to che City Treasurer Of the
sum Of fifty dollars for each and every dsv
hat such license IL to continue. Aud the
presentation to the City Recorder Of the
Treasurers receipt therefor, . license sasll be
Issued to the applicant, signed by tho keeor-
der and President Of tho city Council. such
license shall not continue in force for . long
Or period than one year, and shall terminate
on the third Monday in Nay next, ensuing
tho date thereof, and may be.revoked At any
time by the City Council for cause. by refund
ingt the holder of sucb license the sum paid
for each day during tho unsxpired term
thereof,
Provided. That any resident tax rayer of
the city Of Austin may obtain an auction Ii
cense BY paying therefor ut tho rate of ten
dollars per year, but no license shall be gran
ted for less time than three (3) months, end
provided further that said auctioneer shall
only sell ut auction real estate property be-
longing to estate Of descendsuto. aud true %
tate, and secondhand household furniture,
| and farm untensils, horses, mules, cattle, or
other animals.
sIc. 5. Any psr.on, or psreous violating
any of the provisions Of this ordinance shall
| forfeit nd pay for each offence on convietion
before any Justice Of tito Peace Of said city, .
sum not less than fity nor moro than one
hundred dollars, and in .lefsuit Of payment Of
said fne shall be imprisoned pot moro than
thirty 1907 days.
SEC. 4. That ordinance No. 10 entitled,
Dan ordinance regulating and lieensing auct-
ioneers," and ordinance number fourteen
identified, IAN ordinance relating to ped
ding. hawking. and selling goods, merchsn-
disc, produce, &c.. in the city OF Austin"
passed May 26th, 1873, be, aud the same 10
hereby repealed. .~..... 49,. ...
Ssc. 5. This ordinance shall take eject
and be 10 force from and after it, publication.
Passed and approved.
J. +. Cook, Pres't sEYxouR JoH1soH
Protein, Recorder Protein.
Austin, MIMI. Nov. 3Oth, 1874.
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THE fair Of the Congregational society
will be held on the 23rd and gath of Dec,
inst. No pains will be spared to render
this very attractive entertainment. "A
Presidential reception at the White
House in the days when the lovely Dolly
Madison presided.-A country home,
with the home.spun family, receiving
their high-born guests,-An antiquarian
supper, presided over by ladies of I'VE
olden time" Music of the Fa So La
type, these are among the numerous IT.
fractions. Don't forget the time.
MRS. BRowNsoN.
President
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-12-10

To NHoM IT NAY CoNcER:.-It is
herewith announced that II Guns
sells more Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots
h Shoes, Hats l. Caps, etc., At lower
prices than ever before.
He has just received new supply,
and he claims to have facilities for
selling cheaper than any other house
in Minnesota.
Before buying elsewhere, examine
his goods-don't be afraid to trouble
GUM, he is always glad to show goods
and if you don't buy Of him. 1t will no.
be his fault. 35tf
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-12-10

REV. w c. RICE, p. E., of this District
made us an agreeable call last week. lie
is one of the ablest men of the denomi.
nation, and should lite and health be
spared him, will make himself very use
ful. not in the church alone, but in all
that tends to conserve good morals, and
improve the State.