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SENTENCED FOR MURDBR.-Ambrose John
son. colored, for killing Willis Smith, also
colored, in July last has been found guilty OF
murder in the second degree and sentenced to
seven years In the penitentiary by the circuit
court OF Albemarle, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-18

SAD DISASTER TO A LIrrLB BoY.-In Jersey
CITY, John Mccarthy, aged four years, was
bitten in the hand by an organ grinders
monkey In Factory street. Friday, and 20
severely injured that Ii was found necessar v 70
amputate the hand ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-18

ALL QUIET IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS from
Captain Dore commanding the United States
forces at Little Rock, to Adjutant Genera
Townsend, report matters quiet there, both
parties having come to an agreement TO dis
arm. Capt. Dore has received orders from the
headquarters of the department of the gulf to
turn over the state arms to Baxter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-18

HARD ON TIE GEANsERs.-The EufauIa
Times tells pretty hard story of q granger in
Barbour county, Alabama One OF the lady
members carried to the grange meeting a bou
quet OK flowers arranged around tsssel OF corr
that had put In an early appearance, and not
one Of the masculine grangers could tell VIII Al
sort Of flower that corn tassel was!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-18

The living are and WIN be provided for. In the
meanwhile AL popular anxiety h felt Concerning
Who. % is dreaded, wfn number ar mor, nan
any one has Anticipated heretofore The people
Of Northampton believe there are dosens on
French Canadians not kne.n In the district Cor
any length OF time, buried under the ruins Al
Leeds and Hsydenville and the meadows be-
tween. Hundreds OF acres are covered with
remnants Of the sad Villages which once adorned
the tract OF country running ight miles through
Hampshire county, and nov barren waste Of
RUINS AND coRrsrs.
Lsdies and children In North ampton are con-
t1butine % the wants % the living BY sending
garments 20 the committee st the town hall
to devise further aid . meeting to-day viii be
trains full OF men were 20 be sen; % clear eway
an ,h oa9 up temporarily st least, on the ruins
ONE OF rHs HEROES on rHr Occasions
u Collins Graves, . milkmsn, Who vas Al the
livery stable In williamsburg where cate
Keeper Cheney Wa irving % get some one 10
ing" said Graves, after listening 10 Chenex,s
rsgmentary story, "the folks must kpov 10
snd lsshine bis fieet horse into = run, ne dashed
swoy toward Haydeuville, shouting. The res
erv0ir IL right herei Run-tt's All Won can doe
on went the horse and rider, spreading the
alarm, Graves shouting al the wsy. lie made
directly for the manufacturing e. shllShmeuts.
for, said he. ''the people could hear N. In,
he roar OF the factories would dnown
any warning for the operatives" At
>klnuerNille the messenger wAS i've minutes
ahead Of the coming torrent. aut ~ Hay-
tenville they bad but two minu' . In which 10
Spresd the alarm. The famous rite ended al
the hotel The horse and rider we're both eN-
hauSted, anu here another herald took up the
udings. Graves could hear
THs THUNDER or The coNINa FLOOD,
but not fully appreciating is ext nj, he turnei
20 40 back 10 Williamsburg. At he dug say
he disaster which hsd been predicted burt
ppOn his sight, and he had Just a ne 20 tarn OF
INTO q bank near Capt kingsley's when "a
crashed past him. Indeed. be was not twenty
seconds too soon, and a. IL was BE- had aim Dst
despsired OF reaching q place OF safety. and
had even thought OF abandon ng is tired steed
20 It's fate. Among the sad tncidsnts was that
of seven young girls Who climbed into an apple
rec, thinking it would stand, bat they were an
swept away.
TIE BODY or A LITTLE CHILD
-four years old was found with a pair of new
hoes In its hand. In the toes OF the shoes we're
tound four twenty dollar bills. which the mother
had probably tried % ave. In an eddy between
Skinnersville and Williamsburg ware foand the
bodies Of seven persons, including those OF Dr.
johnson and some Of his family.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-18

AT THE LxxINGr rom (KRNrUoKY) RACES on
Saturday, the FIRST race, for the consolation
purse for beaten horses, was won by Nellie
Grim, In 1:52k and 1'4e. The second race, a
three-mile dash, was won by Tom Bowling.
Time, 5:364.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-18

TIE Consular and Diplomatic appropriation
bill was amended and passed by the House of
Representatives on Saturday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-18

BRUTALITY TO A HUSBAND. - Barbara
Miller, or Union Hill, N. Y. day or two since,
horsewhipped her husband 20 severely that his
NE is In danger, and she is In jail awaiting the
result OF his Injuries.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-18
EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL RKvR sUx--The receipts from this
source tO-day were S693 .023.11.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-18

~The New York stsge-drivers propose to
strike to-day for an increase or wages from 81 80
to IS per day. The laborers have resolved 10
demand an Increase OF 30 cents per day on
their present wages.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-18

FGov. HENDRICKS, Of Indiana, was on the
floor of the House to- day.
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LECTURES
MILL HALL,
w Ii rare on street., rear fourteenth.
AT: request q n any persons,
Mr.. sUTRO
Has conssntsd to rspeat his Lsstdve on
MINES AND MINING,
Illustrated By the CALCIUM LIGHT,
At O'Clock the evsDingsof
TCESDAY, May Il, SATURDAY. May l6, TUES
DAY, May l9, THURSDAY, May 81,
and SATURDAY, May g.

Ar cRRs the diagrams ard vie VS. sxh bitsd Iaring
the lecture wilt be the f0iiJwtay:-Map OF tn
Uriteo States shO~ ing the Mineral RssI Jns; thu
TrcssGre CEest of the Ma iOs Djviling Line Of
SeOlO gical Il isfCry; nOuEt Uavid.Sn a. an I-sad
beaE; Eirst AppearAncs OF Gr-eEstDne; B-eaking
Through Of Trschyts, How CnmstOck Lode Origin
afsd hOrsts; Fii.iBg % the Fis-ure With Gold and
SivtT, lLte5 Tor View Of the Richest Mines in the
HOTlc; Two Hundred Millions II Dollars Produced
Mouth OF the s1tro Tunnel; Coaveying AR to
the Mines; Railroad; Gimbsi ing; Boring II lies
with Com pressed Air Drills; Ez p'O-iOn with Nitro
Glycorire or Gis-t POwteT; Machine Shop; D~eli-
NOS and iLteTlOT. Oh ks1tuck and bis scksss;
View from the sumIlit over the Forty Mile Desert;
Westward Vi, " 'gWards Mount Davidson; Virginit
City and Gold Hill, SHAFT 90 Feet Deep; Capitol
Weight, atrr, Ore, Waste Rock, sRd n Ton Of
silv sr Every Bay; CO. Core of Fire Wood Burned
in ~ b. Grs; Eining Pumps; the NJ 80 Orosk d
Rairs 81 10 the Orld Discovery and Hiding Of Ore;
hing; kssssliti.s Of the California Bank Ring;
Cbesting and RoboiDg tn Public; Bri5ing Of udsss
ard Legislatures; Employing Nenai Pres; g Il GO
Per day the Profits Of these Mani puisti'Bs lower
sBE sid Hosting Of Ore; Water Power Utilized in
hines; Mines 81 the Hsrz Mountains, in Germany;
Chimney 400 Feet High; Principles of Venti alton
GOusumptive Hisers--he cause If humanity de-
uards . remedy; Accidents ia Mines; A Gave
Miners Buried Alive; Preasture Blasf-maimed
aud blinded; A Deluged Hine-letd bodies floating
jacket MiEe-47 miners bl-nei to death; Rsc ape
sLd Rescue through the Tunneli alt0, Views Of
Mining Scenes in Gil Parts Of the World.
Admission free. Tickets may b. obtained on an
plicafien IT the ofiice Of Willtrds HO;el, at tne
Gstrt pOliIan He Il, and at Messrs. Philip q SOLO
YOus' or store. Those heretofore issued Ee d
for all lectures. IOhron. Rep msyn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-18
The Cabinet CRISIS tu Franco.
FAILURE OF GoULARD's ArTENPr TO PORN

PARIS, May is.-Le Journal des Debafs today
saws the attempt Of Goulard Ia form = cabinet
has completely failed. The same paper also
-ays Magne, minister Of finance in the asst cabi-
net, has refused 70 come 20 Paris AZ present in
consequence of IN health.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-18

KILLED HIS SoH.-John Fitzpatrick while
drunk on Friday night, at wilkesbarre Penn
sylvania, shot and killed his only son, aged
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-18

WIFE MURDER--In New York, ON ISaturd sv
James Manahan kicked his wiie In the abdo-
men, inficting I'M aries from which she died.
He Was arrested.
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NoMINATIoNs.-The President sent the fol-
lowing nominations to the Senate TO- day: John
Cochren, collector internal revenue let Louisi-
ana district. Pcstmasters-E. +. Gates, Thorn
aston. Conn; s. NJ. Thacher, Hornelisville, N
) Jos. Jorgsman, Petersburg, Va; Mrs Susan
d. Burkridge, Hopkiusville, Ky; John l.
Loo mis-, lndependence, Iowa.
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BALLS, &c.

FESTIVALS.
STRAWBERRY fESTiVaL
Tao ladies ef tie First Presbyterian Church will
bold q
STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL
AZ the Church. on "a street, near Civ Hall, on tho
evenings VI WEDNESDAY,, tn USSDAY and 81
DAY. Nay 2O'h, list and I'd. mlS-5t
SThAM BERRY FESTIVAL, FOR FURNIsd-
- ing Memorial Church. Four highs, beginning
TlEeDAf Ms, l9sh. at Chapel, l4Ih aud Vernon
avenue. ekatlns kiEk, showing six thOus .ad
rowing figures. Mrs. JoIsy's Wax Works. &C.
&C. ffeEefs az door. magic 81"
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MARSHALL HALL PAVILIoN.

This b autifUl Sumu Ter b sort basins been rsit-
tee, y now IA hrst class order, and can be q n a
had for Excursions, PIC mics, &c. SAV
The Dining Hall Is IN Charge Of the well I.s - III
Known caterer. j. In ii. Desheild, which Is = sni-
telent suaran;ee thai everything will be conducted
q - class
Ample arrangements have been made with the
Ice authorities Of Charles county 10 insure ORDER
For Information epply TO MARTIN BECKER,
Lh STREET wharf, % q Capt. FRAEk HOLLINGs-
HEAD, steamer Arrow.
mayl6 - MaSsSsl1 ti.u
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AMUSEMEN
NATIOH Nal TnEATER,

NArI0HAL TnEATsR.
BOZ .hss. nov opened It Ms,z,rOtt's and Box
The final performances in America Of
s1GN0R TOMASO SALvINI,
FOUR BIGHTs AND ONE MiTIsEs.
MONDAY EVENING, May l5-IN9UNAR.
a fe%Tpi sSe
TUESDAY EyhNISG say i9-.HAaLET.
sAL'ihI in his uri Il. Mt r. sssr'Oaation Of
PIAMONTI 49,. ........-....... oPHELIA
THuRsDAY EvENIsq, a!ys.i : -
rRIpAY EYENISG: Ay a.. AUD
BENEFIT or sIGNoR sALyINI.
sALyISI in the isyerite role q. ..-..sULJIvAS.
FABEwELL s4I1ISi marINEE.
sALVINI in his grand aud wOr d-famDas imper-
se log S seats: 0rr6sg1s S q fn a.
Dress Circle, 81 co. General sdri.s 81 Gallery,
:" cents ffl'A'f m nIsf - E ssS g.
MBs LANDEE' supported BY powerful %, s,R-
CBEATER CeMIaUE.
MOEDAY, aYle. EVERY NIGHT. AND
Popular prices Of admi.sicn-l5, Is and 50 cts.
ProGsction, for the first tims, of tine sensation,
NEW Y1BK ASST WAS;
re S5f a. the yoIs the
trodneins, positively for The las, time, the glorious
ma}lo OF IA " = 4 a ~
$1,000. ATTENTION: $1,000.
All psrsobs owning or ing strong draft horses,
namely: Livery Stable keepers, Ice Companies,
Brewers, Exprt sspep. Sc. hereby Notified that
i pay ON1 THOUSAND DOLLARH to the ownar
OF any Ct PA1ROF H. RISES ABLE TO PULL NE
shall occupy horizontal position, the traces fast
All those " no intend to complete for this prizs
are requested to call with their horses at my place
OF business, 18th street, p nusyly ana
nue.. on or before the 33i OF May 1874. On tho srH
DAY OF JUNE the match will come of. at Ice F.
ELER'S WAsHINGTOE CITY GAROEN. See
A RT ENTEBTAINMENT,
"A TO Be GIVEN AT THE
OH BAPTIST OH RCH, SOUTHWEST,
MAY 18th AND 10Th, 1874,
commencing at O'Clock, for the bsDefit Of said
price. mayli At
oLp No ON Exlibitiea a ad sale NEW N o
MARKRlTERS,
So. 439 It'll street, betwee d and streets, eight
doors above odd Fellows Hall,
Ohoice OIL Paintings, Engray ings, Ohromos, &C
Also, largest stock Paper Hsngnss, winfow
shades, Pieturts, Frames, Picture Cords aud Tss-
'els, Eings, Nails, &C., In tie District.
- Please remember Name and Number. jelly
LII KINDS OF CAST-OFF WEAVING APP.
"A PAREL car be sold to the very best adv antags
~ addressing OF calling on JUSTH,
Gig street, between 9Th and 7th W.
Votes by all promptly attended to. Cash paid. rs {,
-------->-------..--
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(NA1PHfe OLBAUuD AT FHI aTRAu nAp
Ill DATING WORKS, l0o Hsias eyS1ue
Re szf ne esse. as fDE "a r:ss.Sss
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In THE HOUSE TO- DAY, on motion of Mr.
Coturn, the privilege of the floor was unani-
mously granted to the deleg alton of Indiana
editors at present in the city. II was somewhat
unfortunate that the motion should not have
embraced the ladies accompanying the party,
a. many Of the gentlemen whose wives were
With them could not conveniently avail them
selves of the courtesy extended them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-18

THE DARIEN SHIP CANAL Commander
Thomas o. Selfridge arrived here on SATURDAY.,
direct from the Isthmus of Darien, where he
has been in company with the commissioners
appointed by the government to examine the
proposed route for canal to connect The At
'antic and Pacific oceans. The United States
steamer Gettysburg arrived at tue Washington
navy yard Saturday, having Oh board the com
misSioners.
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N oACHks, Ants, BED BUGS and OF ser insect,
~ cen De destroy 81 oy the uss Of ssW hitesIda5.
Eet pc LIS, ca CsE1ossd " Tryit Price Is &c q,
ens 81 PET ootts, w nIte.ide's PURE Worm Con-
soId b. CEAs. ST0TT co. ms,Iis
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SUMMER RESORTS.

! OSG BkANCH.-wEsT END HOTEL This
H hOtel all open on the 18th Of june a a
Rooms can be engaged at the office 81 ID EAAV
d. btldreth, 81 Broadway. New York: lE.f<E
O. u. PrS5bGry, 50 kralklin street. Bal.iIl ., or
BY letter addressed "West End Hotel, Long
Branch"
Prices for the season will eepsnd upon location
sud rooms occupied Twenty per cent. reduc:ion
Ter the mcAIhs Of June and Sc pteTober.
PkkSBUkI HILDRETH,
m W.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-01-29
AEORT0A0E SALE

NHORT0A0E SALE
~ Default having beeo -. 1. +. ., r.v
nent Of the IN OF to hnn6rs6 "a IN,
ssve. dollars. vhteil 10 claiaed e. 1,
due a&ttAs dase q Ills notie,. mon Z esrt.in
mortgage. duly exee.t,d "a daliversd -
Alsiae 6. Disksssos, e WiIlian 49,.
bearing date the 3eth day of JanIarv... ~. ii
1858, and duly recorded "a ~ 8 81 81 Is.
Register Of Deeds, ii and for ~ County 3,
go ~ etsts r. n~t....cts I. sss H.. y
dav az J...srv. ~ "s.,c.s
n book .J.s of' nort1.esa. an ~ III
There Ia ~ aIs;Hsd 81 - AZ ~ ~ 80. e
Eea1a.i IN addition IA ~ abovs ~.,4;,,s 49,,
~ farther s1m- Of ~ FANNY. ~
|sixty.foar aaIta. for mn, ~ M e..... y.
....sA .-.;..t H.s.,
|De,teasec ri nei5 & ss;Ss@1.Ms
Jsns III, 1871, aad ~ aetio. q or,ess;atSis
- shv 81 otherviae havin~ ~. ir.sit.fSiS =.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-01-29

T8E February number Of "Wood's
Household Magasine" d really . marvel
Of what can be fufnished for only one
dollar . year. tn articles have . chasee.
ness about them which ID not always
.Sosnd In periodical litszsture, which
adspts II to MI Z place now too largely
occupied by cheap publications
Wonxve not l00ln 70 specify he GH.
cles which III the pages bslors N, bu,
they are many and excellent The maya.
zine contains three ensrsvi1gs, aprcty
house design, and Tie New York Rsah
ions (illustrased) prepared expressly Il
the "Household" by Mime. Demores& The
publisher announces that hereafter The
magazine will always be illustrated.
Subscriptions may begin with any mum.
Der. Only n dollar . year, or with
Chrome Yosemite $50. Address, Wood.
Household Magazine, NewburEh, n. Y
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-01-29
MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE.

AVA Dofsult has boon made In tho COZ.
ditlons u, = certain inden&ure Of mortgage
made and executed by Horace Greene aud
Mercy Greene formerly Meroy .PowersA, hi.
wiz, 70 Aeroa 9. Evsrsst, bssrlng date No.
venbsr sd, 4. D. 1879, snd recorded Ia The
odies Of to Register Of Dosds. il ana 70,
Mower county, Minnesota, on the 3Srd day
November, 4. D. 1870, At four O'clock, =. M,
In Book ~" Of mortgages, gu page 1870.
Said mortgage WAS given to secure the pay
}ment' of Five Hundred Eighty Seven and
o. 100 1857 ,6l) dollars, and interest thereon,
according to tho conditions Offour' rroiniss0ry
notes, made and executed, by said Horace
Greene and Mercy Greene, TO said Aaron S.
Everest, md hearingt :eyens dat,S' with atid
mortgage. and dcfnult has been hiade in Tic
paym"nt of tho sum OF. Five Huqlred; Forty;
six aud 4l-l0o ($hi6,4a) dollars. * \
Said mortgage is conditioned that If delaul,
bs made In any Of the provisions therein con
tsinsd d, 1t shall! BIO lAwtal for the moTtgsgse,
his assisns. Or attorney, to declare the whole
sum therein contained, to be due,:a1d pussu.
ant. to said conditions the whole amount r.
naming unpaid thereon ia. Wit: tho sam oi
Hisht Hundred, Sixteen and -eS-leo (3sl6,oS
dollars 10 hereby declared and clslmody 70 b
due ct The date Of this notice., and no pro
oeedings. ut law or otherwise have .bsen. had r.
collect said sum- or any part thereof. .
Now therefore, notice 10 hereby given thai
BY yirtus Of = power OF salsi 10 said nortgsg,
he statsAe In sssA $50 nads aa1i.pRovidsl
said mortgage willbs torssloseA.aad 81 prem,
ices therein described, ts.wit:
The sas4(3)ons half Of the northwest quastsa
l(3) Of .ssstiox No. t~wspty-Ays as, n town
ship No. oas hundred. aAdtwo Ue3) nortl
Of rangsj number sightesa (l8l, west, con
tsising eighty (S0) acres Of land, according
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-01-29
0TATE or MINNESOTA, COUN'

OF MINNESOTA, COUN.
y TX OF MOWER, IS .
In Justice Court, before ". II. Asrriek,
Justice of tho Peace. .a.
The State Of Minnesota, to tho Sheriff q
,any Constable In said County:,
You aee hereby seunanael 20 summon
James Dies, Il hs shah 10 tesad 70 ayes'
County, to b. end appear before Tie under'
signed, ono Of tho Justices Of tho Peaoc' In
and for said County, on tho tth day Of Fohru'
dry, 1874, 1t II O'Clock in the forenoon, At hi
odAee Ia tho lst Ward Of tho city 81, Austin
in said County, to answer to A. A. harwocd
in = civil action, and have you, thcn and there
this writ. ..~*.I. s..:...a 800:
uivon "ndor my hand. this 9th dry Of Jun
uary, 1874. of - ..L.-
.... ~, - ". II. MEEKloK,
| lnsti,,.nTthc Pence. :
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-01-29

CYRua, tho father Of B. F. Langworthy
Of Grand Meadow, died on the 10th inst,
1t his home In Princeton, Ill, at the age
Of 80 years. MI. Langworthy had lived
In Illinois since: 1884. He reached there
lust q the Black Hawk wa ended, and
was prominently connected with the
history and progress: Of the State He
was in The Legislature . the same time
that Lincoln Was 8 member. He wa
Sheriff Of Bureau County during nine
successive years; w.as widely known and
greatly respected He visited his son
here ayear ago last summer.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-01-29

ARREsrED-Three Frenchmen (whose
names are unknown to us) were arrsignl'
cd before Justice Merrick, this morning
charged with stealing wheat from the
warehouse Of B. J. Van Valkenburgh. Sc
mott 4 b0. $50 .3EE'*<.3 ''5'4<H '
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-01-29
DEHr1srRY

DE8TG3T8Y.
!. would respectfully give notice tony
AtiealA As1 e - Fabaffp gssess1ly,,1A les
1hssS rsssdeieys44 80 Akoln eyess1.sDas-
k'saep'sststSi4 H. old Hssd-Q1atlsr,lbsf-
dies.te rsoDs 10 esSs1sss Dssek, saA q tAs
ssaisttlhs vtsla iistsln tksats ffsSr th.s,' libsssl
Pstressgeszts.dsa te.nslsrins;le1seasy -.
and . Aalf I havo besa loeated hsrs.= Also. !
announce = IN hat thy p.spsse2te ~
main permanently, aad sAallsys1snye sHrl
attention 70 The pssstise 81 Dsatsists1 hal
IL branches. RssPeeteauy yours, : -
I. D.SALLIo0N, Ii
Austin, Niaa., a.. ~ g., ,.. Dentist.
= September leu, 1873. n34-tf
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-01-29

.nR.P. B. PECK, would respectful
Daly.infsrn The .Peepls e Asstil aad VI
entity that he Aas ePsasd N sAss ever Aus.
In 8 snost's H.sduars sters, fortie Pras-
ttss Of Dentistry, having hsl II years sxpe-
Renee. -
Teeth sxtssstsd With he least possible pstn.
Teeth fllea . o 70 preserve aad restore
tAsa t. their na&aial leok.aad usei1lnsss.-
Teeth inserted q. Geld Silver and vuleal
ssl Rubbee. xEEssss4 a. &. I'll ~ q
Pasdsslssaassatiss siys.:t etA.1sgslatiss
e sAillrea11 testA. :st SIS
An vesk warranted. n3S-ve-ly
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-01-29
WHIT Nakea Won Sfar>3

ii. What Makes you Staro1
Everybody read this, and do not forge,
DO name: Complete WasAi1g Ia.
chine. Whsnyou come. to Austin pur
|ohase one Of these little gems: Every
body tAas use them recommend them.
Al your nsigAboesL I
eo3doely 81 ". T.DAY,
No. J Bank Block
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-01-29

HAviNa been il The Shoe tssGe !
sAetta tins thar any Other. dsaler il
Asstla, havs lsas ID stock, AID what
y ~ easTbsJssaesat = prices 10 q
90 psr ssat 55Sshs sose, s ~ times.
J..ThURsD1LL.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-01-29

Won = plenty, upon our streets,
but 1sfmodsrate demand. II h beinl
seadsas non 900 b 400 Per cord,
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-01-29

Oouxr MArTERs.-The adjourned tern,
Of tho District Court finished it, work
yesterday and adjourned. There were
only three law cases to be disposed Of,
which rendered the session short.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-01-29
1nRuRpmnrrn,

T0d1HB UDIIO e.
wish 70 inform NJ friends .udspa.
irons, that l haze Just returned from
the East With : = ct 81: z. ss.s j a.
NEW @ f.
of Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots, Shoes,
Hats, GAPS, Co., which I ba,s bought
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-01-29

yNHE FOLLOWING IS a STATE.
nsnt, q required ii ssotion Tires, chay-
tor Forty-ons, o. tbs Gsosrsl LAws Of 1879,
u the aggregate amount 81 fees charged BY
tho following couoty oMesrss fox and. during
ths.yser 4: b. o71,.aeeoedtng 70 three sworn
.staasns1ts, % reported % tie County Judgs:
EProbate Judxs. ............ ......:.. .......:;e So -
Register OF Deeds ......... .............-s1 1879 es
ShoR1& ......... ........ ...........:...... ...... 1oo3 4e
Ulerk ~ District Court ....:... ......... 81 %
Arr.sr: 2s< Cd. 11lcH, ss&
Ij.. r, WiiLLlAus,, Ea..s*F}1 h'n'BoardC Va. Con,
(L-s:l Auditor. "a: '%:*z.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-01-29
THE
OFFICIAL PAPER OF TIE COUNTY.
LOCaL 3.
! AUSTIN. n JAN, -, 1874.

Important Announcement. .,
We have completed IN arrangement
with The Publishers Of thetl
81. PAUL PRESS,
The Leading Paper Of tho Northwest,
whstsby We arc enabled to furnish the
TRANBCRLPT and Me PRESS
for the lon psiessof Three Dollars per
yea. This win enable our readers to
secure Two papers At but little more
than the usual price Of ons.s-
EvsaYsoDr should q once avail
Ainsslf Of this vsry liberal offer.
Obme Fss,,oard az and Subscribe.
-----> .
WnnA1-Q106. .a.
BuauN Aas beea brisk; In this city
during he week. /
THs wsathsr u 1ae.: and sleighina
good ss..... T !, !.
A1lsr and others ars busily engaged
h gsea1Gsst 10. tor nsxt summers ne.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-01-29

Hoa dcedm R.Oole and Hon. \aeo. ",
|Hashlldar, 90 u he city O. professional
boo3naoa, III
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-01-29

1eWIb YewTi1sl
An kieds EotI Winter Boots and
Shoes soldsat lCust All other good,
l23 pr cent below regular pries-o,
Cab ealy.s Deaf sdil to call.
e - y: IN NJ 7. SwAN