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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-09
INTENSELY INTERESTING WORK {!
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BIOGRAPHICAL CATALOGUE
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"ANCIENT BAND"
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THIS WORK lS A MOST CURIOUS.
suggestive and interesting history-givins
graphic account OF the ISLAND CONTINENT OF
Atlantis, It's Chief City. Temple and Plan !;
The Customs. Institutions and Religion OF the
People their Civilization. Arts and sciences; (;
their Industries, Climate and Produets; the
Discovery and settlement of America by the
Atlantians; the terrible E.rhquskes. lasting
for . week. by which All, ntis was sunksn he.
TuOusAND YEARS AG0i the intermarriags
OF the Atlan,ians on this continent With the
Native Tribes, Introducing . high civilization,
and Tins becoming the prosenisors OF shs
Also. Biographies Of all the other Pre-Ilis
toric. Ancient and Midd'e-Age Psronaces;
eomprisipg much curious and interesting mat
Constituting the Anderson Paintings Of the
SPIRIT ART cAtLERVl
or these vopdrously beautiful life siss Por.
traits no description can convey 10 the mind oi
another any adequate Idea. They must bs seen
in order 10 appreciate the exquisite nnish In
costume and shading which gives them such Q
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PORTRAITs Of the Past are simply Nagnin.
cent Among them are
Kfurs, Warriers. eaEes. Phiiese-
nhers. Hinsorinns, AIehsmtsts,
PoStas AFslsaa, PrteseA. Be-
Orners. nelSnsissa. Law.
givsrs, Arsisass,
Covering the widest range OF Human Thoaghi.
and the highest Development OF Human CIVIL
isation and Intellect ffFNu
Alan. some account OF THE BAND OF
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-09

A MAN about two-thirts drunk, aud
his back covered with mud, stopped .
policeman on the street and asked to be
locked up. "why. you are able to walk
homo, arn't your" asksd the oficsr.
"Ysa, / could get homo al right, but 1
don't want TO. and you wouldn't II you
had my wife! TAks ne down. ole fellsr.
and Il she comes inquiring roasd Just
sAy I've gone 10 T'ledo on portant busi-
ness.-Dstroii Free Press rrrr..
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tn e SUN.
WEEKLY AND DAILY FOR 1873,

WBBhLH AND DAtbh roh ioSo'
The approach Of the Presidential election
gives unusual importance 10 the events and
deyelopments Of 1875 We .hall cndeavor 10
describe them fully. faithfully and fearle,.ly., :
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TIE WEEKLY sun will continue TO he
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we trust, treated In clear. Interesting aud IN
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II 10 our aim to make the WEEKLY sun the
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%. 900 YEARS Aooi

BEAUTIFUL PHOTOGRAPHY
Have been made By drst elass artist ana ~
for sals st The lowest prices. pre- paid. brisi
Catalogue cent nee.
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TRAVELLING lSD IRIIGHfING.

Nx AND A,rza osro,ss = isa
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-09

A LADY wants to know what il the
meaning Of ''ants" and pass the
buck" Her matrimonial companion
uses II in her dreams, and shs 10 afraid
Il indicates typhoid fever. QH TifA
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-09

A rx,vrIxn in Vermont, stopping At q
hotsl recently. ordered supper. The
meal was very inferior one, and at its
eonelusiun. which was soon reached. be
stepped up to settle for 1t. "wsn, "
said Boniiace, with alacrity. 81 hops
yos had q good supper" "Yss." 70
piled he. musingly. 1.-The supper aver
aged first-rate; the butter WA strong
and the tea was weak" n.I
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-09

ADrrnorr young woman tried TO bs
aristocratic and did not look at the
money she gave the horss-ear conductor.
but he meekly gave her back the iozsngs
on which was written. "I'll never cease
to love thee" and said he Was an orphan
with Ave little brothers to support, and
must be excused.
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NOTICE.
Attention, CaledOnians I!

THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE
i Caiedouian Club will take place a Minsrs'
Union Han, B street, Virginia, on THURSDAY,
Noyember nth. ct o'clock. sharp. A full and
prompt attendance 10 urgently requested. %
business Of special importsnce 10 10 be trans
n. O. MCKENZIE. chief.
JAxrs IaoSSIDs, Secretary. NOS I'd
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NOTICE.

A LLPERsoNs INDEBTED TO DIR. r. +.
"A KIRBY for Medical or surEieai attend.
sncs, whose bliis were eontrscts1 prog q
Beptsmbsr I, ts7t, must positively cal and ~
IL the zane on or before November -. 1875, ol
their accounts Win b placed IN The hands OF q
0Is nos ~ NJ '' PIT. KIRBY, Y. D.
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KArrn BILLY wont let let anybody
visit Count Won Armin except his moth
sr-in-law. He Aatters himself that be
has discovered something worse than
the rack or thumbscrsw.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-06-18
OTATE OF MINNESOTA COUN.
y TY OF MOWER

IL Probate Court-Speeial Term.
In the matter Of the estate Of Jeha Camp
bell deceased.
On reading and ali.g ths Pstitisn Of Nay
Caupbsll Of Milwaukee Wiseo1sin, setting
forth the amount Of personal estate tAas has
come to her hands. AID the desesip tiss t1ses-
Of; the amount Of dsb&s outstanding against
said deceased, and description Of n IL
real estate Of which ssid deceased died seisad
and the condition and valas Of TIE respective
portions thereof; and Praying that lissass b
said deceased in said county Of 1svss; s.a
it appearing BY said petition, that thsss 10
not sathoisst personal estate i. IL ha.ds Of
said sdninistratrix to pay said ds6ts, aaa
that It IL neessssry in order t. ply IL ssae.
to sell al Of said real sstats: % Aforesaid.
It il therfors ordered, That IN pssseas In,
terestsd in said sstate. appear belero the
Judge Of this Court, on Saturday :hs llth IN
Of July, A, D. 1874, At 10 o'clock 1. st
tho Protats Office . The city Of Austin, n said
county, then and there to show cause III any
to said sdmipistratrix ~ atoressia, . ooll
said real estate according to To prayer Il
said petition.
AID it 10 farther erdssed, TAat q coy Il
this order shall b p1blishsd Tor taas successes
i've weeks prior 70 said day Of heesiai, the
last Of which publications shaN b q least
tourtssa days before setd Day as hearing. il
tho Mover County TRAHsca,Pr, 4 weekly
usWspspss printed and nablisAs1 a& he City
Of Austin In said county. ANd Rssseaall
served on III persons Interested IL 1aia estate
pssidiaG in aid eaaaty, It lses$ faRzesaa days
eataee aid dsy afhsatiaG.
patea a. Austin ~ ia daJ II April,
A. D. le7%. -.-'-.
~ L. rn~.A YAD0D OAAD
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-06-18
QFATE or MINNESOTA C0UN.
4 YTY 0P AnvRR

u rfeeese css!1-e Ten.
. ~ tse netees o. ~ sssase u Seh1 +.
Aresy ees:esea. <,-
=, " Tsssng eae hnne - pee'oee q Ayss
70 u. A.ely' senIs!ssss11 o. eaie eesssc scee.sg
'one 10 sneoss u Pefsosa !! esta:c ia: hss
ecee 70 hse hase:. sea the easpee'esse eeeee-
o.: see smosat o. dehts o.tetasd,sI against
ss1c eeeesseo' eed aeee!sPt'on q ~ q the
re-! estate Of which SID esesaoed died sie.ed.
ana me CONDITION ana va'ss Of TIE respective
Poft'ons tnescol, and praying that Ilesoes b
70 ner elaated 70 eel! !st IN block I'D ~
' III ~: ~ II. ~ 49, - a '.% .
=; r.. 49, 49," =. o''s 80 -, 70 '"eee
' s1e - = :. - = ~
o o;s. ~ t1o"s'. 1u see''ses 70 tne
:ns -. :. FIT St - ~. ',e..I. -!N" ..
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-06-18

Ar the recent "grasshopper conven-
ton" held At Window, it vas resolved
to send commissioner, Hon. Stephen
Miller, TO Washington to ask Congress
to pass Some measure for the relief Of
settlers in the gras,hopper counties, by
allowing them to be absent from their
claims, without losing their rights.
This, in order to enable all who could
got away, from the devastated districts
to go elsewhere and seek employment
to provide food for their families. by
our Washington dispatches iit will b.
seen that Till eubodyi"g tho motion
Of tho convention was introduced BY
Mr.. Dunnell, and passed under a sus-
pension Of tho rules. 1t will doubtless
pass the Senate without difficulty. In
the event Of u renewal Of the grasshop.
per or locust devastation this bill will
prove a grateful relief to thousands Of
Standardization County Jouvmrl.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-06-18
MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE.


w Def.uIt has been made il the eouditions
Of . esrtsis isdentase Of mortgage nsde ssd
executed By George Anke1. and Nancy A.
ker his wife, 70 Sarah d. Carpenter admins
tsstsix, bearing date October Let, A. D. 1879,
aad daily recorded % The oses Of the Regis
ter Of Deeds. in and for Mower county Mn
at O'Clock r. u. in bosk u" Of nortesees
o. Peg. a..
Said morteaxe was daily assie,sd b. said
Sarah D. Carpenter sdainistrst1ix to 6eores
B. Hayes, on The ID day Of February 4. b.
1874, and tho sssigaDsst thereof duly rssor-
ID in ths slkes Of the Register Of Deeds
Aforesaid on the 4th day Of March, 1. D.
1874, 1t IL o'clock A. n. In book "'P" Of
nortaRes % pses Isl.
6aid nesteaes wss given to seoure tbe pey-
osnt Of I've busdrs1 (4see) dollars. sd u.
VIZ: tes'son o:ovs~.S ..ss "
ths,c.;.h P r"."..S T. ala ae.,ss ~ "a
..:s eNn e1eeesse y ~
du. 0..cr.. -. n ,s,s .,1 ~. =
.i.;.S ~ .:S 80.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-06-18

4 Mystery solved.
The following explanation Of thsnys
terry concerning the box containing tho
bones if two human beings. found in
Sumner township; in Fillmore county.
Ne clip from the Rochester Post:
"As good deal of excitement has
grower out of the circumstances, q ppear-
ances indicating foul play At some time,
We give the following version Of the
matter, as related to us by Mr.. AS.
Clark, of this city. Geo. NJ, = son Of
Mr. Chrf, and = young man by the
name Of Greasy, attending the medical
school at Ann Arbor, Mich last win.
ter, and being about to return home,
procured = couple Of SKELETONS, boxed
them up and shipped them to this city.
The box was duly received here, and
for the purpose Of sloughing the &c
naming flesh of the bones, several
holes were bored in the box, and the
same taken BY Mr.. Clark and son t.
the creek in question, and Deposited
there so that the water might flte,
through the conten to and remove thu
flesh from the bones, as above stated
We will add that the point Of the crssl
where the box was found is. on MIR
Clark's farm"
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-06-18
MORTGAGE SALE. Whereas,
M dnfauk h.s ham nj IN IN TIA Nondifions

MORTGAGE SALE. Whereas,
N1 default has beenmadc in tho conditions
ue certain mortgage executed and delivered
by Theodore L. Gould, and Louise d. Gould
his wife, to Emilus Parsons, to secure the pay.
ment Of $l.45o, dated the seventh day of
June, A. D. 1859, and recorded in the Office Of
tho Register of Deeds Of Mower County
Minnesots, on tho twenty second day ofJuly
1869, 1t nino o'clock A. n. and duly assigned
and transferred by Emilus Parsons to Morti-
mer Ely, and Lorenzo Ely. by decd, dated
the 18th day of February 1873, and recorded
in the Office Of tho Aforesaid Register Of Deeds
on tho 10th day Of February, 1873, IN which
mortgage there 10 claimed to DO duo ut the
date Of this notice, the sum Of twelve hum
dred and ninety-seven dollars, and no sale or
preceding 1t law having been commenced to
recover any psrt of tho sum secured by said
Notice Is hereby givon that bv virtue of a
power Of sale therein contained, tho said
mortgage will be foreclosed by = sale of the
premises therein described, at public auction,
At tho otlice Of tho Sheriff Of said county Of
Mower; ct Austin, In said county, on Satur-
day, tho sixth day Of June A.. D. 1874, at
two o'clock in the afternoon, to mako tho
amount thon due on said mortgage, with
oosts and expenses Of sale, and seventy-Gvo
dollars Attorneys fees stipulated for thercin.
Tho premises covered by said mortgage and
30 to 10 sold, arc situated in said county Of
No~or, aud deeoribod - the south east quar-
Tor Of section twenty -four, In township one
hundred ssd two, range fourteen.
Dated tho goth day Of April, 1874.
MORTIMER ely.
LORENZO ELY
AA:.isa'e' Of tho mortgage.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-06-18
Pass Hin Around.

Some weeks ago man giving his
mime Is James NJ. Allen made tho ~
qqsintence of widow lady named Mr.:
Margaret Busb; who keeps boarding
hbuse. At Prescott, aud represented to
her that he was 4 man'oc property and
hAds handsome residence In, this" city,
Dy HE specious. representations be 10
won. Mrs. Bush's affections Is induced
hsr to dispose Of her business and fur
mture and accompany. him. to 81. Paul
and marry her. In an evil hour she
consented, and on his representations
con6ded to him the proceeds Of the
sale and; what little money she had
saved to invest in 'governmsnt bonds"
The parties came to thin city and oh.
tained = marriage license on the 18th
Of Juae; and .wers'dafy married. They
rssidsd3or two or three day. in 4
house on Robert street, whsu,he' dissp.
PARED end 'has>net siaoe bssn hear d
from.
From circumstances which. havs
eometeths knowledge Of the. police;
this isnot the inst game Of the kind
H. hss>pjaysd~- He represents himself
s]se e b I Mason Of high standing,
snd1aPpears to Bio we'll acquainted
with some Of tho leading Masone in
ibis oitE-,& RaxJ Dispatch
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-06-18

An ordinance to amend sections two
three and eight, Of ordinance No. q.
Tho City Council Of tho city Of Austin do
| ordain:
SEC l. That section two Of. ordinance No,
-, entitled "An ordinance regulating and
licensing the sale ssof Espirituous LIQUORS"
passed and approved April 9th, 1874, be.
and the same is he, cby amended BY striking
out tho words ''iive hundred" wkerc The
| same occurs in said section, and inserting in
liou thereof tho words ''one hundred" slso
In striking out tho words Fifteen hundred"
where the some occurs in said section, and
inscrting in lieu thereof five hundred; also
strike out the words "sevcn hundred and fifty
dollars" ond inserting in lieu thereof tho
words "two hundred and fifty dollars"
SEC. 2. Section :hree Of lsaid ordinance
twenty-sevcn 10 hereby amended by striking
out tho words "said lliconse at pleasure"
where the same occurs in said section. and
inserting 10 neu thereof tho words ."any IL
oense granted under this aet for maloonduet
In the course Of husiness.''
SEQ. 8. Sostion eight Of said ordinance
twenty -seven Is hereby amended by striking
out tho words "tho President Of tho CITY
Council or any three Alderman" whore tho
same occurs and inserting in lieu thereof tbs
words ~ majority of tho City Council"
Ssc. 4. This ordinance shall take efFcet
and be in force from and after it, passage and
approval. -, co..
Signed, D. B. SMITH.
President City Council
Attest. RUSS B. DAVIS,
City ReooSdss.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-06-18

CHARLES CRANDA1L of the Owatonns
Journal, thinks the editors of the Third
District are giving him too much advice
iu.relation to selecting the right man to
represent them in Congress. The editor
of the Journal evidently don't intend to
heed advice unasked for, and goes fol
his would-bc advisers in = manner calcu'
lated To- inform those editors that he
Knows his own business, and is capable Of
attending to it. In finishing up the edi
torial in last weeks paper, he says that
district has been ably represented in Con
gEese in the main, for the past fourteen
years, and that example is better than
precept, and if they would devote more
time to the task Of SHINING their own
skunks, their time might be more profit
ably employed.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-06-18

Fa1DER1ck CecnRANE, the genial
editor Of the Albert Lea Eaterpri:e.
has severed his connection with that
sheet, ~ will be seen by the following
valedictory in last weeks issue ut il
With regret that We announce in this
issue'our Withdrawal from tho editorial
chair Of the Ex7IR1nls3. While it
would be impossible for any man, to
please al classes and kinds of people,
We feel that We have given as good
satisfaction as. We expected to when We
assumed tho duties Of editor, aud We
leave our.post, not because 1T is un-
pleasant, but simply because it is neo-
cssary for Us to seek some more lucra.
tive positiou:"-
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-06-18

TIE editor Of tho Vel, Atlus tells
70 the last issue Of that paper, his cx.
Desisses 10 pe>atoe raising this year,
He aye The potatoes aae U. he ethe,
side Of . board walk, and it is interss
ting 70 see tho young bugs from last
years patch, get up and emigrate "a
the laud:of plenty He tried soap.sndl
ashes, paris green, and had serios,
thoughts Of calling = convention Of
smokers, to fumigats tho vines, but al
IL Of no avail. Tho pets" will no
torsake 10.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-06-18

WlNFERMUTE, the banker who kill.
Gen. MeCook at Yonkton, has been
convicted Of mans]aughter, which
crime is punished in Nebraska BY ct
)cast four years in the penitentary.
From all tho evidence printed We
should say that each Of the jurymen
ought to have leather medal present
ed them, and have their names or.
graved On tho walls Of tho state prison
vaults.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-06-18

James Lick, who gave away two
million dollars in. Cal;forn;s the ethss
day. seems to have been satirist. "Look
here: you stupids!" he rays to the
n'yrids who are struggling madly to
amass wealth: "this is what money is
worth !"-and he casts four thousand
dollars aside and says "for any dead
men who want monuments" and he
filings hundred and fifty thousand
dollars into hole and says "fbr the
author Of the Star SpuRglcd. Banner -
apparently not even knowing his name.
lie is a Wit, is James Lick-evidently
= man worth acquaintance:
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-06-18
0TATE OF MINNESOTA COUN
kJTY Of Mowsr-ss
In pP0hsta Cos,pt
In Probate Court,


Probate ofdee June lot, A. D. 1874.
In tho matter Of the proof and probate Of
tho last will and testament Of Hans Hanson
deceased, late Of the county Of Mower.
Whereas, An instrument In writing purpor-
ting TO b tho last will aud testament Of Hans
Hanson deceased, late Of tho county Of Now
or, has been fled In this Office aud whereas
application has been made BY Ole +. Rich
srdson, praying that tho same DO proven and
admitted to probate according to tho laws
Of this state.
Therefore, it is ordered that said applica-
ton DO heard before me At tho pobate Office
in tho eity Of Austin, in said county, on tho
9Th day Of July, A. b. 1874 1t 2 o'clock r.
n.
And It IL further ordered that notice shall
be given to all persons il terestel in said will,
OF tho time and place Of said hearing by pub
heatton In the Mower County TRASsoRlr4, q
newspaper printed in said county; for three
successive weeks, once each prior to the time
Of such hearing.
BY the couxt, JESSE ROSE.
oS-3w L. g. Judge Of Probate
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-06-18

No doubt the most rational and
agreeable way Of keeping up social in
tercouxse Is TO SO ones friends fre-
quently, but in small numbers; indeed
il il an ld-fashioned maxim which d.
reefs, "Ior thinking, one for oonversa-
ton, two, no more for argument,
three; Tor social pleasure, five; fol
trt ublc, house full"
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-06-18

THINGS must be pleasant and hap.
Ply in the royal family Of England
Tho Prince Of Wales 10 said to be in
debt to the amount of $500 900, which
he desires his mamma to liquidato, in
asmuoh as the debts were contracted
in supplying royal entertainments at
which ho represented the Queen. Mrs.
Vic. however, persistently refuses to oh.
serve it in that particular emission Of
luminous rays, and = "row" is immi-
nent. Mrs. Guelph ought to address
Albert lard with Z slipper.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-06-18

TuE bull ding Of the Wells and Man.
8ato branch railroad has again been
Indefinitely postponed, on account Of
tho lack of confidence in such enter
prise BY eastern capitalists This is
one Of the result Of the action taken BY
our last legislature in sclat ion " opera
ting railroads in this state:
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-06-18

A strange disease prevails among
the (ish VI river and lake At milwaukee,
Wisconsin Their flesh under tho
microscope 10 found to be alive with
animalcuIae Millions of dead fish are
floating upon the surface Of the water,
rnd dealers have been forbidden to sell
Any.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-06-18

There is false economy as we'll 40
a real ono. To do without cheerful
and instructive reading yourself. or for
your children, is sta, wing the mind for
the sake Of the body. It is penny
wise; and pound foolish" A house
withou| books or newspapers il no house
at all.