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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-01-22
Jud1o Wait.

TOLEDO. y, Jan. l9.-The nomiu:.
ton Of Mr.. Waite for Chief Justice !,
received by his ueighbors with vxprcs
otgreat satisfaction by all parties
10. morrow morning the Commercial
Will give q brief sketch If Mr.. Waite's
life, from which it appears that he is
tue Of the late Chief Justice Waite,
OF Connections, one Of the leading
jurists Of New England. lie is now
i" his 58th year; graduated 1T Yal.
collage at the age Of %: came to l;ols
do in 1888 studied law with s, NJ.
Young, now of Toledo, with whom he
Prac;iced for eighteen years. lie haa
for many years stood at the head Of the
bar Of Ohio, and twice has declined "A
seat on the supreme bench OF Ohio
l" 1919, he was elected q member oI
TIC Legislature, serving with dixtinc'
ton. l" 1862 ho was a candidate i,r
Congress. and though defeated be re-,
ccivod u majority Of 1900 in ToIcJo.
In December, 1871. he was appointed
as Counsel to Geneva, which wi,iou
he filed with honor. He is NV ser.
wing as Il m.mber, and the president Of
the Ohio constitutional convention, t.
which he was chose" by the unanimous
vote OF both parties. The present up.
poi"tmcnt, like all other public honors
has c'n'e to him without the slish,es,
seeking on his part, he having discour.
aged his PERSONAL friends from efforts
to secure the place for him. Iii.
ne'ghbors feel every insurance that in
this. as in every other trust. he will
abu"da"tly justify the confidence re,
POSED to him.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-01-22
Dakota County farmer Drown

About five o'clock yesterday after
noon, Thomas Hogan, Of Blackjack or
huntsville, in DAKOTA County, Was Re-.
turning from St. Paul, where he had
delivered a load OF hay, aud a dri.
wing along the ice t. ack Oh the river
near tho N. l. St. p railway bridge,
whe" his horses became frightened at
the approach Of u freight train on the
or'd s:e, and ran away aud into au open
ing through the ice. Two small bows
who had witnessed the accident. ,aised
a." alaru' and quickly gathered y num-
Der Of men, but too late to save Mr..
Hogan's lie, who appear. to have DRIFT
ca ut ut once under. tho ice, when he
Was carried unde: water by tho horses
and sleigh pitching into tho air hole.
Among the last corners to the scene ii,
the catastrophe wal Mr. james G fancy,
Of St. Paul, who was coming down the
river with a load Of wood. Mr.. Clan.
~ promptly devised measures for tho
rescue Of nc Of the horses which ws1
ye! alive, aud which, having saved, Mr..
Clancy has in charge at the stable, cor
ner Of Melrose and Pennington aven.
ues. The horse is IN iron grey. Mr..
Clancy has also in charge a pair Of
blankets kindly loaned him by some
farmer to protect the rescued horse.
Mr.. Hogan, the drowned man, was u
farmer, about fifty-fve years Of age,
and is said t. have been quite wealthy,
He leaves = widow, two unm .rried
daughters and two sous, both married,
all residing in B~urnsville.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-01-22
MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE.

AvA
Dsfsult hiss bsen made in tie conditions y:
Acsrts;n indontars Of mortgage made md sx-
ecated by George Ripley and Christsnah Rip
ley, bis wife,. to John p. NANNY L Co., bearing
date Nay 9th, A. d. 1879, and recorded in tho
Office Of the Register If Deeds, in and for
Mower County, and state Of Minnesota on the
9th day Of June, A. b. 1873, at 3 o'clock,p. m.
in Book " ~" IF ~mortgagcs,on page 633.
Said mortgage was given to secure the
payment Of the sum Of Two hundred, thirty
eight Inc 5O-l0o $685. 0] dollars, accor-
ding tothe conditions Of . certain promissory
note made md executed by snid George Rip.
ley to said John Y. Nanny l. Co., and payable
December lst., A. D.. 1873, and there is claim.
cd to be due and is due On said note and mort
gage, at tho date OF this notice the sum Of Two
hunircd, tifty-fve IS255.O0] dollars, and no
proceedings at law or otherwise have been had
to oollect the sa'nc or any. pat thereof.
Now therefore, notice is hereby given, that
by virtue Of . power Of sale in said mort
gage contained, and pursuant to the statute
in such case made and provided, said mortgage
will be forecloscd and the premises therein de-
scribed to-wit: The south half Of the south
west quarter OF section No. fourteen ll4], and
the south cast quarter of the southeast qua r
ter of section No. fifteen isl. in township No.
ono hundred and four [1O4J. norta of range
No. fourteen la west, in Mower county, Min
nesota, will be sold ut public venduc, to tho
highest bidder therefor, at tho Office of E. o.
Wheeler in thu city o Austin, in said county,on
Saturday the 7th day Of February AID. 1874, 1t
~ o'clock A. NJ, to satisfy tho amount then
due on said notes and mortgage, together With
tho sum Of twenty. five dollars attorneys ices
allowed BY tho terms thereof. and by tho laws
Of this State, in case Of foreclosure, besides
the costs and expenses allowed by law.
Dated, December 18th, AID. 1873.
JOHN =, NANNY 4 co.,
&. 0. "nEELER, Mortgages.
Attorney for Mortgaesss, 3St7
Austin, MINI.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-01-22
lGORTGAGE FORECLOSI1RE .

1NU Onl A'JI O1ttIC LOSO nE.--
WI Default has been male 10 the condi-
tons Of . certain indenture { mortgage.
made and executed by Angustis Groby and
bearing date November 9th, A. D. 1872, and
duly recorded in the Office Of the Register Of
Deeds in and for Mower County, Minnesota,
on tho 10th day Of December, A. D. 1872, at
) o'clock r. H., in Book IN" Of mortgages, on
page 492.
Said mortgage MAS given to secure tho pay
mcnt Of the sum Of ono hundred, thirty ono
aud 65-l00 1851 ,65] dollars, aud interest On
said sum-, according to the conditions OF .
esid mortgage made and executed by eaid
Augustus Groby to said D.. C. Corbitt, aud
thsrs is claimed to be duo, and 10 due, on said
note aud mortgage, 1t the date Of this notice,
tho sum Of QUO hundred, forty-eight aud
9S-1O0 [$l48, 981 dollars, and no proceedir .
at law Or otherwise, has been had to Collect
the same or any part thereof.
Now, therefore, notice il hereby given,
that by virtue Of . powcr of sale in said
mortgage contaiasd, All pursuant to tho stat.
utcs in sacs case made and provided, said
mortgage will 90 foreclosed and tho premises
therein described, to wit:
Thr ~est one half Of the south cast one
fourth Of section number twelve, 1921 in town
, ship one hundred and two 1901, north Of
range fourteen [l4] west. in Mower County,
Minnesota, will DO sold at public vendue, to
the highest bidder, ut tho Office Of X. o.
Wheeler, in the city Ct Austin, in said County.
on Saturday, tho l4th day Of February, 4. d.
1874, At 10 O'Clock 4, y. to satisfy tho amount
then due on said note and mortgage, together
! with the sum of. thirty dollars attorneys fees,
allowed by the terms Of said mortgage in
case Of foreclosure, bcsides the costs and or
penses allowed by law.
Dated, January lst., A. D. 1874:
D. q. CORBITT,
E. o. wasELsR, Mortgage.
| Attorney for Mortgage.
Austin, Minuesota. 39-7t
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-01-22
;de. that the nresent difficulty

The idea that the present difficulty
over the Chief Justiceship is something
unusual, is erroneous. The effort Of
the opposition press. to make it appear
that the Senate's action in the matter
is inter, ionally disrcspectful to the
Chief Executive is simply absurd.
There has never been q nomination yet
to this important Office that Was DOT &C.
yerely s%crutinized, while the total re-
lection Of the nominee occurred 10 the
case Of Rutledge, in 1876. The most
celebrated Chief Justice We evo had
Marshall-received tho appointment as
a reward for political services, and his
nomination was bitterly ceusured and
opposed. That Of fancy wa a like
case, while it is we'll known that Chase's
appointment was neither Immediately
nor universally approved. Indeed, it
may be said that there is not \ man in
the country whose appointment to this
peculiarly Important position would
msst With universal satisfaction.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-01-22

THE question Of the admission Of
colorcd children into the public schools
j.. being holly asitatcd in Sacramento,
California, where tho colored people
aro claiming the right Of admission
under tho fourteenth and fifteenth
amendments, while the white people
claim the protection Of tho State law,
which provides tor separate schools.
The Superintendent Of the Public
Schools Of the city, was elected, il
seems, because Of his well'known hos
tility to the association IF the two
races md consequently there 10 40
hope for the colorcd people until the
State law shall be changed. Governor
Booth, in his recent message, strongly
advocated such 4 measure, and the con-
currencc Of the Legislature h expect
cd. Meanwhile the eolored people, be
it said to their credit, are conducting
the controversy in a dispassionate and
sc>sible manncr.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-01-22
lNJUNs
NY JACK"

OA U<AGN ~ J.AIA.
I want to be a fur trader,
With mean Of transportation.
To furnish the poor injured reds
With arms and ammunition.
l want to be a whisky swell,
Doing business on the plains,
With a goolly flask Of the very best,
10 treat my dusky friends.
I want To he a woman,
And help the reds to plan
A snare 70 the great White Chief,
And his fendish pale-face gang.
l want TO be 4 soldier,
And guard with watchful CARE
That a dusky form on some dark night,
May come and raise my hair.
| want to have my shoulders strapped,
And wear some better trowscrs,
And march at oncc-with gritty chaps
To protect those wigwam houses.
My wife wants to be a monstrous cook.
With seasoning for the beans, (pizcn).
She says she'd make most elegant brotl
For the poor lone Indians.
My daughter wants to be q fairy queen,
In some secluded place,
And greet q stalwart savage,
With a lovers fond embrace.
We all desire to be slain
by the savage blood.stained hand,
And dance with 2hc ghost of Captain Jacs
In the happy hunting land.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-01-22
ljP00ll0ble.

The County Commissioners, at their
last session, took a very commendabls
position upon the liquor license ques-
ton, by adopting the following reso>
luton, viz:
Resolved, That hereafter all parties who
ulay desire to obtain license to sell spir-
ituous liquors, shall appear personally
before the Board and present their bonds
with satisfactory evidence S as to being
This action will do considerable to-
wards elevstiug the character Of "a.
looms, tor it will no doubt result ia keep
ing out o. the business those degraded
rufians that have not unfrequently
heretofore been licensed to cell liquors.
Well done.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-01-22
PROSPECTUS or THE
logical Journal !

This publication il widely known in Amcri-
en- and Europe. having hccn before the reading
WIT" more than thirty years. and occupying
- F'~eo u" literature exclusively It's own-vix:
nc consideration Of tho SCIENcE or Mlxp.
tho chief AIMING tho subjects to which human
thought il directed.
Tho Sciences If Mimd-PHRENOLOGY-is
.ue Key I" u"ivorsal knowledge, since self
.no"'cd8e whicl, it involves, stands ut the
OASIS OF "lI great and substantial attciumcnty
IN human investigation.
A's science of mind, phrep"logy il the
only one VI the many systs,ns enu,icimted hy
tIe philosopher Of ancient aud modern times
""oSc principles aro demonstrates by the
a.sthods Of iuducti"m. It indicates tb. rcL,-
Ito" humanity bears to the Creator ga.
KNOW THYSEi +"
The ~w"r)d.has ever been struggling inward
"eek!"s light upon myetcriuus Questions q,
mans origin amt destiny mi never before
nsvo thcso pr"blo,ns commanded 70 much nt-
te1t!on and exhausted SO much Icaruinp.
An' c,oser the lines have boon drawn 10.
s"oea the inter correspondent infucnccs Of
a'nta! and physical life, tho moro striking
auVe the grand truths VI phrcnolvev doomed
ap.
Its = Tact that tho principics advocated by
pntenoioe'sts arc almost ~ familiar NJ house.
hold words" among theintcll;xent Of our land
although they arc taught pcrhsps by tho ma
s"r;ty Of lecturers and tsachers uuder other
aud more pretsntions names than the sinple
and self descriptive titles we arc accustomed
to use.
Tho chronological Journal will in the fu-
tare: As In the past, continue to be the Organ
of Humanity, to disseminate truth, tTo,A
whatever source it may no derived, truth old,
aud truth new, that in auy way AFFECTS human
interests. Its departments of Physiology aud
Psychology shall have their due prominence,
embracing tue great sunj.c. Of. Man's.ph ysical
Structure aud Thought, Life and Soul lite witt,
the corrclntiv topics VI Euaxtiou, Society mar.
riagr Religion. Also the method ri Character
Rs.ding. from she signs 50 precisely indica,cd
BY Phrepolgicai Science. Hero com ~ in Thy
siogomy the gront Correspondent Auxiliary
Of phreno'ogy; both furnishing tho earnest
student with instrumcntalities for his OWN
good, and the benefit Of others Of inesti uhhl<
value.
Published monthly ut 50 a year in ad vance
Single numbers 30 cents. Address
s. X. WELLS, 800 Broadw ~. n. y
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-01-22

400 Gold ...."..975 to 500
275 Sowing Machines ........."..". Gu to 1s6
IS EIegaat Pinu ."..".".IoO 10 IVY
50 e1Ode0ns. ...... ~ t. zoo
Cash G tits, SilverWare ete.valued ats 500, 900
A chance to draw any Of the above prizes
for rs cents. Tickets describing prizes arc
ssALEp in envelopes and vol mixed. On
recent of rs cents = SEALED 10 drawn
without choice, and sent by mail to any I'd
dress. Tho prize named upon it will be de-
livored to tho ticket holder on payment OF
ONE DOLLAR. Prizes are Immediately sent
to any address by express or return mail.
You will know what your prise is before
you pay for it. No blanks. Our patrons can
depend IN fair dealing.
OPINIONS OF TnE FHEss.-Fair dealing can
be relied on.-N. y. Herald. Aug. 70. A
genuine distribution.- World, Sept. 2. Not
Tribune, July Z. They give general SAITH
E~ErERENcEs. by kind permission No 70
fer to the following: Franklin S. Lane,
Louisville, drew sl3,00O ; Miss Hattie Bank
er, Charleston, $4,000; Mrs. Louisa T. Blake,
St. Paul, Piano, $40; Samuel v. Raymond,
Boston, $4,000 ). Eugene +. Bracket, Pitts
burgh, Watch, $3UV Miss Anuio Osgood,
New Orleans, S., 900 Emery L.. Pratt, Co.
luinbus. Ohio s. 900.
OK CASH Glrr in every package Of $50
tickets guaranteed. tickets Nor One Dol
lar ; II Tor Two Dollars; rs for Thrco Dol
lars; 50 for Five Dollars; 80 for Fifteen
Dollars.
Agents wanted, to whom We Offer liberal
Inducements and guarantee satisfaction.
Address, q. T. BAKNUM l. CO.,
SONS ~ Broadway, N. Y.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-01-22
DROBATE NOTICE.--STA'TE or
Is MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF MOWER. -.

W. - A~Oa OII.---O ] II La W.
i MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF MOWER. -.
In Probate Court.-Speoial term.
In the matter Of tho Guardianship Of the
mino. hcirs Of Uriah uetchell, dece4ss l:
On reading and filing the petition Of Sarah
n. 0ctcic!i, guardian Of said minors, repro
scnting, among other things, that the said
wards are rcizcd of certain real estate in
Mower County, Minnesota, and that it il
necessary that the same should be sole. and
praying fsr license to sell tho same; nnd it
appearing t, the Couri, from said petition,
that it IL expedient, anl for tho int, est If
said wards, t" scI! sail estate, it is ordered
and directed that the next Of kin to said
wards, und sIl persons interested in said es-
tate, appear before tho Judge Of this Court,
Of Thursday, tho 18th day Of February, A. D.
1874, At 10 O'Clock 4. ~, At TIE Probate "6ice.
in the city Of Austin, l.. said County, then
and there to show cause liz any there .h~Il brl
Why .liconse should not BE- granted for Ito sale
Of said real estate, according to tho prayer Of
said petitioner.
And it 10 further ordered, that = 9. ~ Of
this order shalt be published for four suee cssivo
weeks prior to said day Of hearing-tt . last
Of which publication shall be ut least fourteen
days'bcforo said daylo;.bearing-in the J over
County Transcript, = weekly newspaper print
cd at the: city Of Austin, in said county
Dated at Austin, tho goth day of d. COM
Dor. A. D. 1879.
BY the Court, JESSE ROSE.
n3s-t4 (L.s.J Judge Of Prob' te.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-01-22
Normal Sen0QlR.

TLcre is pending ia the Legislature,
a bill providing for the sale Of the
three Normal School buildings, and for
the establishment ola Training Depart
ment in connection Of tho several High
Schools Of the State. We deem the
measure inexpedient, and hope i. will
not prevail, aud we do not think it will,
yet there is no possibility Of prs-deter.
mining what will be done,
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-01-22
The misfortune Of NJ. Gushing is !.

The misfortune Of Nj. Gushing is =
fresh reminder Of the importance to
nen in public life, Of keeping = strict
censorship owe their acts and their
regulations. A simple letter Of intro
duction, written, probably, in = hasty
and .houghtIess moment, and at a time
when few mems opinions were 6xed-a
letter, considered by the writer Of 80
little importance that it was completely
forgotten, comes back, after a lapse Of
thirteen years, to smite him just as he
is placing his foot within the portal Of
the temple Of bis highest ambition.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-01-22
Editorial Convention.

The Eighth Annual Editorial and
Publishers Convention, will be held at
Minneapolis, on the Sd day Of Febru.
AIRY, next. The address will be deliv.
cred b. II. P Hall, Esq, editor Of the
St. Paul Di*pateh. The Convention
should have a full attendance, as mat
tiers Of much Importance are to be con
e;dc:ed,
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-01-22

JESSE A. WILSON, who shot and
killed a young man by the name Of
Eagan, nearly . year ago, has just
been tried at Brainard, and acquitted.
Everybody seems surprised at the YER
dict, as the killing was the result of q
drunken row, and at the time not
thought to have been either necessary
OF Unsuitable.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-01-22

Mn. SYPnER. Of Louisiana. yesterday
introduced in the House 4 bill which
was referred, providing for a survey
and examination of the Minnesots
river, and for an estimate Of the cost of
constructing a canal, locks and dams on
that stream,
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-01-22
.HEKlFFS' SALE

CHERRIES SALE
~ by virtue Of "a cxecuti on issued out Of
the District Court Of tho County Of Mower,
State 0f Minnesota, bearing date the 9Th day
Of January, 4. b. 1874, and to tho Sheriff of
Mower County, Minnesota, directed and de
livcrcd, in favor Of J. /. Case 4 Co., and
against the goods, chattels. lands, aud tene-
'nents Of II. N. Allen and Peter O'Ma'cy, I
hare seized andtaken in execution thefollowing
described rea: estate, to wit: Tho undivided
ono half part Of the cast ono half of the north
west ono quarter VI section No. eight 81, in
township No. ono hundred and two [lO2l
north Of range NJ. eighteen ISL west, in
Mower County, State of Minnosots.
Add notice is hereby given. that I shall, ~
Sheriff Of said County Of Mower, in pursu-
ancc Of the power in mo vested, and OF the
statuts in such case made and provided, ex-
J ESQ for sale at public auction, to tho highest
h oder. at the office of T.. o. Wheeler, 10 the
c; y of Austin, in said County :of Mower, on
S. turd.y the 2Sth day Of February, A. D.
II ~, 1t 10 o'clock A. ~, all tho right, title.
q Aim, interest and demand Whatsoever, which
t Q said II. NJ. Alton had in said premises on
I i. 9Th day Of January, A. D. 1871, together
\ 18th all he may have acquitted therein siace
hat date, or 50 much thereof - may be nee
sssary to satisfy tho sum Of two hundred and
eorty-one and 6s--loo I$~24l,e5l. dollars and
intereat thereon from the 9th day Of January,
A. D.:l674, and costs of sale.
Dated Jan. 18th, A. d. 1874.
GEORGE BAIRD,
II Sheriff in and for Mower County, MINI.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-01-22

vi have received the PUBLIC LED
GER ALMANAC, published by Geo. ".
Childs, Chestnut st., Philadelphia. It
contains moro information concerning
public affairs than any other comp'Ia'
ton Of the ann size, that We have seen
The Almanac is no. for sale, but will
he furnished without cost to every sub
scribcr to the PaLAc Ledger,~-in every
sense u frS.-ch,ss newspaper.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-01-22
Let ~ Give Thanks.

aISO 80 ~AOS ~~0~0s
FIRST. As a nation, as common.
wealths, and rs citizens.
For 10 marked y revival Of the senti-
u'ent Of political morality, tor the pop.
ular condemnation Of all Credit Mobil-
ier briberies and back-pay swindles,
and especially for the glorious ~convic-
ton aud imprisonment Of the braxen
type Of political corruption.
For Just judges and upright jurors,
who have indicated our laws aud pro-
| claimed tho curse Of God aud man on
unblushing crime.
For war averted aud for peaceful
eounsels.
For financial disasters surmounted
and for returning confidence.
For overaowing h~arvests and for
general comfort and plenty.
Secondly, As Churches and as
Christians.
For the spirit Of unity among believ-
on, 20 graudly displayed in the great
meetings Of the Evangelical Alliance.
For the soitening 0: religious asper-
tiles, and for the increasing recogni.
too Al brethren Of all those who love
our Lord and who exhibit tho Chris
tian character
For the growing respect paid to our
historic faith, and for the influence o
Christian principles in social sad pub
lic life.
For tho prcgre in education aud in
Christian conduct to our freedmen and
for the general success Of evangelizing
efforts ut home aud abroad.
Thirdly. As families aud as individ-
uals.
For the homes still blessed by tho
administration Of. love.
For tho aged parents ind grandpa
rents who linger to receive NJ grateful
reverence.
For the strong support Of loved CON-
p~anions in happiness and in trial.
For the happy faces OF children and
Of children's children.
For all the blessings of this life, for
the means Of grace and the hope oi
glory.
Fbr all these and for all his manifold
goodness unto US
"Let Us with . gladsoms mind
Praise the Lord, for lie 10 kind;
For His mercies aye endure
Ever faithful, ever sure"
-Lndepende"t.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-01-22

THERE arc only ll5 d~cfaulting railroads
In this country, and the interest they haSo
failed to pay amounts to $27, O0O,OOO. In
this list arc included the Lake Superior
and Mississippi, $4,5o0,O00 Oft per cent.
bonds; Northern Pacific, $3o,O00,O0o Of
of7:3O per cent. bonds; and the First
Division St. Paul & Pacific, $7O0,OOO Of
Z per cent. bonds.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-01-22

J. FLErcnEx WILLIAMS, ESQ, has
been reelected Secretary and Treasurer
Of the State Historical Society.
Served him right. He knows the du-
ties and performs them with faithful
ness and efficiency.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-01-22

GEN. II. H. SHELLEY has been appointed
President Of the Normal School Board
vice Gage, resigned.
The selection is an excellent one, and
will be universally commended. Having
been associated with the General during
the last -four years, rs a Regent Of the
State University, We have learned the val.
nc of his services in the advancement Of
tho highest educational interests of the
State, and we are glad to see him take the
helm of the Normal Schools.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-01-22
First National Bank d Austin
(Su:cessor to Harlan W. Page, Bsnkcr.)
DIV Err W.SHAW HARLAN W. PAGE,
President. Cashie-

OLIVER ". SHAW, u. E. SKINNER,
+. a. Rollins, 4. o. WHEELER,
president First HARLAN ". pAaE'
National Dank Of McGregor, Iswa.)
Eastern Exchange and Drafts on Great Bri.
tain and al principal Continental Cities, to
sale il sums to suit.
Collections will receive prompt attention.
Agents for Ipman Line Of Steamship and
Tickets sold At lowest currency rates 70
duu from al! Railway Stations in Europe.