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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-04-30
Wooden WeddlnE.

UDoLPHo, April "a, 1874.
Editor TRANscR1pr.-The farmers
of this vicinity, believing in the old
adagc, "all work and no play makes
Jack dull boy" determined to take
Jack by surprise, and this is how it
was brought about. The chronolo-
gists all declared that Mr.. John heller
and Miss Emma Stokes, we're united in
the holy bonds Of matrimony, just five
years ago this 22d day Of April. And
that it would be eminently proper for us
to manifest our kind regard for them,
as estimable neighbors, in tho form of a
wooden wedding, all were agreed. Ac-
cordingly Mr.. T. Mrs. heller received
special invitation to come down to
the Rev. George Stokes, or, as they
term it, down home, At the appointed
time. Their astonishment upon their
arrival in finding so many Of their
friends there to receive them, that nice
bedstead whereon may they enjoy many
hours of such rest as comes to the hon.
est ond industrious,-John's delight
with tho new pipe, and Emma's joy
over the little one-(for as she had not
yet been blessed with one Of dame ma
lures babies, it was determined that she
should have as perfect one of arts as
could be found, )-the fears Of the five
year old bridegroom, that baby might
worry, can all be better imagined than
described. Though to appreciate the
bountiful repast gotten up by the fair
ones, and the Elders pertinent re.
marks, one must have been present.
Suffice to say that the occasion was
in the highest sense an enjoyable ono,
and will long dwell in the memory Of
those present
NEIGHDoR.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-04-30

SENATOR W1nDoM, Chairman of
the Senate Special Committee on Trans
portation, recently presented, an elab-
'orate report upon the subjects commit.
ted to them, and in explanation of the
same he addressed the Senate At great
length. We have not yet received the
report, but the telegraph has given Us
its leading features, which are, that
Congress has full power to regulate
Interstate trausportati on,-that il
may, for such purpose, exercise thu
right Of eminent domain, taking not
only private property, but that Of cor
porations, even routes already construct
ed and in operation, paying therefor a
just compensation, and apPropria*iae
them for public use. The committee
do not, however, believe that the nstu,
raj competition between railroads viii
eRer furnish the necessary protection
against extortion.
They recommend the opening o
water routes, at the expense and under
tie control Of the Government. W.
hope to give a full synopsis Of the re
port next week.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-04-30
From lvla.

DEAR TaANscR1PT.-"Big loads"
Of bridge timbers, and "bran new"
plank, daily pass Minnereka Farm from
r. r. to river, and contractor Tubbs'
face locks smiling and hopeful.
"Flowers,-wild-wood flowers
In shaded dellthey grew"
Our brieht-eyed "aower.gtrl," in the
person Of Miss Hettie Sprague, put in
her annual appearance On Monday last,
aad placed upon our table a lovely DO.
quot Of springs FIRST wild-aowers froa,
the wooded banks of Minnesota's broad
and flowing Cedar. Although later
than usual, they are all the sweeter, and
their freshness is only rivaled by the
rosy cheeks Of the fair donor. Wehapp-
pen to know something of the royol an.
cestry Of Miss Hettie, and her "passion
for flowers" aud ''love Of the beautiful
is honestly hereditary, and no freak Of
fancy.
Nlessrs. Bowers (bui]ders) ;are shin
ling the new school house in Lyle,
today.
"Middle-man" will End his aston
ishment aghast in Amusement when he
learns that J. G. Martins prophetic
residence has sprung ''into actual exis
tence since the last issue Of the Reyiste,
and yesterday Mr.. Martin and family
moved in, and his workman tore down
the old house.
Yours, in haste, TEMpLAR.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-04-30
AUSTIN, April 28th, 1864
EDITOR TRANSCRIPT.

AUSTIN, April 18th, 1864.
EDITOR TRANSCRIPT.
Dear S'r:-1n your issue Of April
18th We find resolutions adopted by the
Austin Floral Club and Library Asso-
citation, at their annual meeting on
April 18th 1874, with referancc to a
statement made III an article that ap-
pearedin tho Austin Register, over
the signature of "Catholic." The
statement made by the ''Catholic" was {:
"There has been reading matter in the
Austin Library that was decidedly iu-
decent and unfit for any person to read'
Now, tho words "reading matter" do
not necessarily refer to book, yet our
ladies Of the library association not
only so understood it, but know, among
several hundred volumes exactly wh;ch
book "Catholic" had in his mind, and
which he condemned as "indccent rea.
ding matter" How did they know
this? by the description ''indacent
reading mattcr?" OF course, as they
had no other means Of knowing, thus
selecting 1t US the matter refored to-
and proceed TO defend it in the follow.
ing language: "Rcsolvcd, that We deem
it due both to the public and to our.
selves, to state that the alledsed indie.
cency Of the book in question, consists
in its exposure of the wiIcs Of Jesuit
ism, an exposure abundantly ::substanti.
atcd by the we'll known facts Of histo-
ry, and from any amount Of evidence
from credible living witnesses, and
wisely designed to enlighten Protest
ants in matters Of vital Importance to
themselves and their families. " Now
as it is considered ung,llant to contra
dict the ladies, VIC will allow them to
have this matter all their own way, and
only suggest few reflections on the
case, jus; as they state it. allowing
their tav"rite book to speak where they
have failed to captain. The alledgel
indecency Of tho book consists in its
exposure Of the wiles of Jcsuitisu.
Now the look tolls us that the wiles Of
JcsuiliEnl principally consist in deep
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-04-30

NEORTGA1E SALE. Where's,
lvl dsfsult hes bees1s1s II ~ ssoditisos
y: certain mortgage executed and delivered
bv Theodore L. Gould, and Loaiss D. 0e0ld
his wife, to Emilas Parsons, y sssars tbe Poy-
mcnt Of <l.45O, dated tie ssvsoth day Of
lime. A. D. 1869, and recorded n ths o6es Of
the ReRister Of Deeds Of Newer County
Minnesota, on the twenty second day sfJsly
1859. At nine o'eleek A. n. snd daily sssigaea
and Transferred BY Inilse PasseDs b Merit.
mer Ely, aad Lorea1e ny ~ des4, dstsd
tho 18th day Of February 1871 and recssdcd
in the onee Of The Aforesaid keGtstsr ct 0s:ts
On tho ,s'1 tss:. u /. esei !. :: iss q. tie
late Of this notice, the so 81 twelve hna-
dred and ninety -seve. lel1ase. ed ~ saSe o.
nr,cedioe at law having bssa oe0Deoee4 70
recover suy part Of the sun secured y said
Noise is hereby given that bv vistss Of .
mower If sale therein contained tho said
mortgage will be foreclosed By saje OF the
nrem;ses therein dcseribed, et public aUetion
vt tho Office of tho Sheriff Of said county Of
Mover. 1t Austin, in said county, ON sstar-
J.r th. sixth day Of June A. D. 1874, 1t
two o'clock in the afternoon, to make tho
amount then due on said 0ertgsge, with
costs and expenses Of sale, md sevsnty-fve
dollars Attorneys fees stiPalaAsa for therein.
Tho promises covered BY said mortgage s.d
30 to 10 sold, are situated il said eosaty Of
Mover. and deseribed - the south esst quar-
ter Of section twe,ty-ioul, n tsv1shiP ees
huadred aad two, mage fourteen:
Dated tho 10th day Of A pill, 1874.
N0RfINHR Ell,
EORkNz0 Ely
Ass;xnees Of th . Qe!tgsgs0,
n. r. Celh"rn, ATTY.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-04-30

Chickcring & Son and Halncs Bros
Pianos, and Taylor 4 Farley Organs
Without doubt, the best pianos made
Those wishing to purchase pianos or or
gans will find it for their interest to OK
anime them and get my prices. Sample
instruments can be seen at my house.
J. N. WHEAT.
Austin, Mimi, Jan. 18th, 1874.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-04-30
NEIGHDoR.

THEY have a new way Of treating
the broken legs of horses which ought
to be generally known. A valuable
horse in Hartford Connecticut, had lis
leg broken short time since. The
leg was carfully set by an experienced
surgeon, and was covered thickly with
plaster. When the plaster ''set," or
hardened, it kept the limb as immovea-
BILE as if it had been made of iron, thus
treated broken leg, it lie asserted, will
knit together in a brief time, and be-
come as good as ever.--Fur".c rs
Union.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-04-30
Furnishing Goods.

The Selections were made by Mr.. Dunkls
man in the Eastern market, aud he is sure Of
giving satisfaction to his Old Customers, and
all new ones who sny favor him with = call.
SUITS made to order, in the latest style
and hy the most expert Tailors.
Store in Old Headquarters Building, corner
Main end Bridge Streets, Austin, Mimi.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-04-30
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Sealed proposals will be received &:
the office Of the City Recorder OF the city
Of Austin, Mower County Minnesota, ur-
til c'clock p. NJ, Monday. May 4th 1871,
for furnishing the city of Austin, lumber,
the bids to lie for Car load lots, best com
mon pine, 1000 feet 2x4 sixteen feet long,
balance of car or cars to DC twelve inches
wide, sixteen feet long, and two inches
thick. Zach bid must he accompanied
by guaranty in writing of some di>in-
tcrestcd responsible person, that if the
bid is accepted, Il contract will he entered
into and the performance properly Sc:
cured. Each bid shall contain the full
names of every person interested therein
The City Council reserves the RICH: to re.
jcct any or all bids. Said bids t;
be opened in presence of the City Coun.
Gil, on Monday night, May 4th, 1874. The
bids to he made in each Of the following
ways,-payment to he in city orders
bearing II per cent. interest, or for cas!:
on delivery
BY order Of the City Council.
RUSS b. DAVIS, City Recorder
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-04-30

VIZ are glad to note the fact that Con.
gresham Dunnell has appointed Frank
E. Kennedy, to the position of Route
Agent on the Winona and st. Peter H. II.
Frank is son of the late Capt. Kennedy,
to whose fidelity and influence Mr.. Dun
nell was largely indebted for his first
election to Congress, and the appoint,
mcnt is all The more commcntlahlc, be-
cause it WAS made Notwithstanding an
antoEtunate arrangement which had cx.
listed for some time previous to the Can
tain's death. Animosity ceases at the
tomb.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-04-30

Coal has been discovered on the
premises Of Hon. f. D. Rogers, Of
Frccborn nunty, and cur neighbors
across the line are feeling jubilant at
the prospect Of cheap fuel.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-04-30

Tucker johnson boarding Mrs. Larson
and two children poor persons
months...... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. go. 6S,5
G. ". Kc,nore expenses on poor farm
and ono qurter salary. ...l77 5
Christian Anderson wood tor poor per-
O,U
G. NJ. Allsdurf salary rs Co. physician
| llmonths ending Dec. LIST 1S73......... GS,7
S. Y. Thornhill medical attendance on
Purdy Carter, poor ................ 100
Noble t. McWnOrtcr groceries for poor 700
Wentworth Hayes groceries for poor
farm 10,
r. A. Barnes c0roners fees to Feb'y II
! 1874, aud medicine furnished. ........... 3d.
Bartlett d. NcIntire goods furnished
III,
J. :. Putnam board and care Of A. l..
Camp paupcr ...... ........... sc
! 4lG,5
Jno. A. Ross medical attendance on 4.
E lloffguard, prisoner confined in
Fillmore County jail......... .............. III,
S. Hartcr boarding Mrs. S. 6tattler
and child ......... ......... 2,
Austin & Richardson goods furnished
AIRS. Jones and Mrs. Prior poor Per-
................... ESQ
Jesse Rose cash paid out in case Gco.W.
Andrews insane ......... ............. b,
Jesse Rose Judge Probate fees in
case Of Geo. ", Acknowledgements. 81
Crandall l. French drawing complaint
Geo, ". Andrews insane person 600. 20
Geo. ". Livcrmore taking care Of
| James Kennedy weeks and scrvi-
ces in burial expenses &c...... .......... 10,
V. Anderson taking care OF james
Kennedy = weeks.... 90. ......... .......... A. q
Lewis Olcs~n taking care Of Julia Ole.
son lz,O
Geo. +. Wilbour & Son coat tor poor
"'o
Il. A. Barnes coroncrs fees ........ ......... 49,
II. Turner medicine and attendance on
Mrs. baldwin q poor person ........."... q, o
W. l.. HOLSTER medical attendance on
| Mrs. Baidwtn..."...."."... ............". 25,V
" IN. A. Pierce boarding Mrs. Bennitt
poor person ......... ..........." ~
S. uarter goods furnished and board Of
| Mrs. Stately poor person. ..........".." 1914
State reform school clothing and OBJ
tanned Of George Boager ind W. S.
Smith month Of Feb. ...............
Mrs. butcher boarding Mrs. Bennett
pauper. 10000. .....:.. rs
! Mrs. Z. Brown boarding Mrs Bennett $50
John Chandler goods furnished Mrs.
Westovcr poor porson...... ......."...... 90
E. A. Gleason boarding paupcr.........".. 20
Felystad l. Go. goods furnished Mrs.
Rasmussen poor person. .............. 1875
Anderson 4 Clauscn goods and coffin
Tor poor pcrson..... 49,
Bartlett l. McIntire goods furnished
Pauper"".".........". ........'.'.' 4.,o
1860
q. ". Rcmoro expense on poor farm
and ono quarter salary ......... .........2oG,G 6!
D. B. Smith coal furnished Mrs. Vest
over poor person ........".".. ............ 1906
Fernnld & kimball coffin. ............ II, OF
Il. +. Mckee cash paid out for poor
AITm AO,ol
S. Hartor boarding Mrs. Stately and
child weeks and goods furnished..... 15.4a
L. A. Phelps services in burial Of Bur-
gard futile. ................ 200
is. Corning boarding Mrs.Bcnnctt 8
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-04-30
Poor EXPENSES.

j. II. Eighmy medical attendance on
James Kennedy ..."......... ............
Ferdald l. kinball coffin and box fer
James Kennedy.........................
Geo. ". Kenmore balance On account......
J. J. l. u. u. Clcmmer drugs and n:edi-
cine furnished poor furm..................
". Hays groceries furnished poor farm
Noble b NcWhOrter groceries furnished
poor pc sons...."..............
Franklin Bailey taking cure OF insane
perSOn........
A. G. Disbee groceries furnished poor
Bartlett l. Mclntire goods furnished
r. A. Barnes 3 months salary Us coun
ty physician, and medicine for poor.
Geo. +. Wilbour 4 Son suit Of cloths
for
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-04-30
RELIABLE.

I" 1870 an experimental machine
was sent to Preston, MIMI, for y
thorough and searching trial. I:work-
cd so well that there were many who
wanted to buy it, Johann II. Dcmstedt
was the first who made application and
It was sold 10 LiE. Since then all who
have seen The machine operate unite un .
he: l'a''""ly i" calling it the best Reap
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-04-30
STATIONERY.

A. A. Harwood printing for county
OInceS........ ........,lZ4
A. A. HARDWOOD printing for county Of
IL
A. A. larwood printing for county Of
Carter uusscy l. Curla quiro deed rec
ords..... .......... zu
Pioneer Company st. Paul Ii quircs Of
legal blanks .......
Carter Hussey 4 Curl stationary....... C7
A. A. Harwood printing for county Of
Ices. ...... AZ
Tribune printing. Co. IL assessment
rolls......"..."....." NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. is
Tribune printing Co. 1000 tax state
ncnts.................. sc
A. A. HARDWOOD printing for county OF
necS. ......I w
Press printing Co. for stcrids record,
and 20u certificates on foreclosurc...... a.
Smart h Parsot Is quire:s d record...". ~
Carter Hussey 4 Curl stationery tor Co.
OfnCcG
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-04-30

ginning Court House. ..........., 62. 80
j.. ". Allen work on Co. officer ........ 10. ~
II. Frcdrrickc papcring Co. Offices 81. ~
x. Stran,eway desk for Sheriff. 20. 90
WIN. Richards lumber for Court House
rep"'rs::.... Observation-Disclosures. $500
Austin, Smont 4 Co. hardware for
court 'io"sc...." ":.....".... ""...."..I0,7
S"!"er Morgan goods furnished Jail
and carpetiny for Court roon,.. ......... G., 90
y. j. Smith coal for Co. Treasure:
ott'cc......... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l6,IO
-: Levy . c"rt' OF wood e. = 90
VIM. kici'nr'is lumber. ...................,, $50
F:r""'d 4: Kimh"'l furniture for Court
room NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $500
IG2,j5
Merrick Knox hardware for rcpnirs
on Court ltOusC. Observation-Disclosures, 1858
VIM. Richards lumber for repairs ON
Court ................ 80
u. Frodcrisko painting roof to Court
Hoisc..... Observation-Disclosures. 2,50
AUSTIN, Smout Co, stOvc and fixtures
Tor court Observation-Disclosures. 1917
). +. Anterior furnishing six statutes
! for the towns Of Clayton and Sargent $500
Merrick 4 Knox stove and fixtures Tor
C"urt house ............... 1917
Merr,ck Knox stove and fixtures Tor
jail. ..".."".. .................... 49,
l.. IL. Nelson cords ofwOOd ......."..". 1890
Fcrnatd Il kiMball for earth closit and
book rack "......................... 1885
Iernaiu a. h'mball table for office. ....... $50
y. y. Sm!th 20 tons coal .............."-.l63,G 60
y. u. sm'h coal ior i"cl............ $50
. 1880
Merr'ck a. hnox coal HODGE,. "........... $50
ID. i. Smith coal 2GS5 lbs...........,.,, 1000
u. y. om'th 27oo .............."..... 1913
Coal OIL ""ou ana &c.".......... 1886
l07,sS
O'l...". IL, Is
Express Charges ........ 100
Coai...'.'..' 3,15
Lime so
fostsse 100
SldowAlX..: 80
Exprcss..."............. ."......"".."..... 1913
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-04-30
STATEMENT
OF TIE
RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES
OF
MOWER COUNTY,
FOR THE
Year INTERCHANGEABLE 1874
STATEN ENT

Total collections Of county fund in
Guiding the balance on haad Feb
ruary 2sth, ls73..::.::.:... s2G92c, so
County orders Cancelled for tho year
ending, Fcbruar? 2sth ls74........ 2lo52,4 IL
s5s74,4s
Total outstanding orders and other
Indebtedness ........................ 1921
Balance to credit Of county and on
hand. .............s5317,o 81
Fixtures III court room, Office and jaiSI 400, 40
Court house and lot....."".............. 5000, 90
Poor farm &c......""".... ....... ...... $500, 90
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-04-30

ALBEkC LEA has closed its last sa .
loon.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-04-30
JURORS FEES.

VIM. N. Foster juror fees case state VS.
Minor 50
+. J. Mayhcw juror fees case state vs.
Minor and Wagner 100
Parker Goodwin case state vs. Dryer so
Juror fees March and Sept. 1878
terms court 16S3.Sl
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-04-30
THE ADVANCE

still retains its distinctive feature, and stands
to-day, beyond doubt, the best combined
Reaper end Mower in the world. In it you
find that happy medium between great weight
to obtain strength, and extreme frnilty t"
obtain lighthcss Of draft. One span Of light
horses will handle it with case, in both reap.
ing and moving, and yet, in pinch, it can
be rushed through tho biggest kind Of d. >
work without fear of breaking down. For
the small farmer with both grain and grass t"
cnt, who cannot afford 4 machine for each, it
is especially adapted.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-04-30
Mccormick for 1874.
The Strongest array Of Ma
chimes ever offered to
the Farmers of the
Northwest,
THE NEW RELIABLE

comes to you with all the good qualities Of
the Old Reliable, AMI none of its faults.
Strong and durable. it is alse Of Light Draft.
and has no tendency to tip over. The width
Of its cut, and its ability to walk through
the heaviest grain successfully, make it the
machine for farmers with largo crops.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-04-30

A. A. uarwood stationary and pr;n-
ting.
A. A. liarwood printing for county Of.
Carter uussey 4 Curl stationery foI
county otlicer........."."......
A. A. uarwcod printing blanks fol
county oficcs...... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Palmer Winall & Co. l deed rccord.....
A. Z. Meigs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Dorr l. Void ery...."..............
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-04-30
JUSTICES FEES.

T. ". Woodard case state rs Drown 50
+. ". Woodland case state vs. Pierson lG
:. ". Sherman case state w +. Nelson ~
7. ". Woodland justice fees state vs.
Mary Bolc 30
T. ". Woodard ease state vs. John Ero-
pay 1.5
:. ). Decker justice fees Sc
I. W. Woodland justice fees ;
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-04-30
COURT House EXPENSES.


j. J. G. q. CIcmmer for paper and
grass Alt
Leslie 4 Vnndcrgrif repairs On Jail. %. 1000
L. ". Allen repairs Oil court house and
Sc, so
Oleson Il Malkcnburga for painting
court 5000
George Baird repnirs on court house,. 7,30
Vim. Richards lumber for jaiI........ 1913
Mcrrick g. Knox hardware for court
house and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 3O,OS
Leslie 4 Vandcrgrit mason work on
court house,. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. sos
Bray & French lumber for repairs on
court Lousc...... ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 1870
Pa,len & Noble paint, oil, glass, for
court hOusc...... 1854
J. j. 4 q. &. Clcmmcr wall paper for
Court House. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1885
+. ". Allen work on Court House,. 1850
II. Frcdricskc painting and repairing
Court House,. ...-........". 21.jO
--
2G9,0l
j. ]. 4 &. G. Cle,nmcr wall paper and
curtains furnished Court Housc........ 1900
r. Strangeway desk for Court
House. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 5000
OLSON Majkenburgh painting and
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-04-30
TIE PRIZE MOWER

TIE PRIZE MOWER
is improved for 1874, ami better than ever.
| and nny be tried in the field with any E'a.
chine in u:e, the same us the Advance ami
| Reliable.
E.P, VANVALkENBURGH:
n3v1 Agent at Austin.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-04-30

Any3 E.JO
Wentworth Hayes groceries furnished
poor ............. 20
II. A. Barnes cOrOners fees and dmUntlIs
sninry county physician and medicine
for county jR.77
J. Plummcr medical services in care of
LcWs EVcTson. 2I.OO
Bartlett 4 Mclntirc Goods furnished
poor person.. 1900
Arne r. Boon board and cnre of Lewis
Evcrson poor pcrson..... ...... 5I.00
45l.G5
Richardson & Mayhem goods furnished
John Munich to boarding Chas. Rccktn-
bush weeks and care 5000
q. ". Kenmore salary ending Fe.,. LIST.
IOO.cO
VIM. nowo order for poor person (Mrs.
Wcstovor) .............. 5000. ..... 7,4I
1896
W God for Wcstovcr. AS
47j
assistance to woman and child COG
Wood for Wtstover 4,7j
LOO
49,;
AZ
49,;
~:
A.!
~:
~!
co.
" Isl
~
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CLERK OF COURT FEES

j. +. Anterior clerk court fees 3j3.S7
and as member OF board 1900
F. A. Elder GO.00
1858?
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-04-30

We are carrying hesvise stoek - On kiods
of goods in eur .hne-svseythisG fss0 can
brir needle q - sovil-&hao evs bsSssoess-
ricd BY any hssss IN Au,eis.