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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-12-16

't'Fh\,p' nnG S"Yeniy-eigll (7S). adioin
'"G e"ch other ana bounded on the Sou,i
"E NNShinEinS' street, on the East hv
"'"a street on the North Ivy 10, number
s'Nen'J six (h) and on the West by lots
"'r''.H "'.'n"'rT" SiAty'scvcn, (G7,, and six,y-
-. AZ 'hAt ccliaiu tract Of ),,J ,
| tH'HnE eight hundred acres iunr, ,r ln,,.
( situate in The County and stat, ,ror.sn;d'
| """ndrd on the North by lands Of rhos
- Madden. on the East by lands OF Jnhr
N?.tr' on the Scaih BY lmr,s of ,J,hu
| "T','. the said JoLl II. Ca lhcart, Henry
! J." E'i'"t and others, and on the Wnsi
D" lands lately hclon rinr to kirb.rI
athcari, on tho roai leading from Wilma,
bore to Rocky Mount.
ALSO,
" NII thnt certain ptaun; ntl on or tro,t
81 AN" situate In the County and State
aforesaid. khswn AZ The Roe, .r,,nr
place, containing "cYrn hundred and niur.
Ave acres no,r or less, bnundcd Nv
l"n"S OF L J.. hlohlry, by the public road
hn"wh a. the Rocky Noun. Road by the
tLhn'"''"" lately belonging to the estate
"t lh"oloicS. DuB0sc deceased. kuown,e
E"rDitIi. hy the Public road known 49,
~" Chester Road, "nd lands Of l.
oicrty.
A'.$b.
A'' '"'' certain iIau! of land siiu-
"'r ~ iho County and State aforesaid.
""@IH'n'nE i've hunlrcd anl scvrn,y.sj
H%r'" moro or less. bounded hv lands Of
n'"''" h"n'Warc lahd- hclnnrinr to tho
""'a'" OF David Weir deceased, and Innd,
n'''.'&i"% ~ ihc estate of JrlIt Ba"lry,
deceased. eN''
,,,o
,,..
49, AZ 'h'I aer;a!n lot or parcel OF
'''" S''"''o '' "a" Town of "innsboro in
'"' """,S "n" STATE aforesaid, bounded
,',H; vac NV" ny 'ot ior'ncrly owned by
!, ,.i,i r','',, ~, '''n' ny r''h H'f"ci' Soua
Shaw and Ell The Wrst nv ,h. ,r,nt
th" thnrlouc Columbia and AnrnYt,
I. .i,rond, being maize IN of lot numh,,.
eighty iS2) and part % ,ut u,mbrr
y!E'y Ntroc rG2'.
,,n,
en- ma CERTAIN piece or pnrccl
" -, ,t,', r''. ,,' ".''' !" ~" own OF "'nnShor"
S"""' ''"" '>''' n'orsHaid. being
~ """"n "'' "eS'Eha' IN tho
';y lG,: 49," hn,,''ni ,u"" - y" hummer SiA'y'
N 'n',J """"''" on the N"r,h ny W"'h-
hrc, li1> trc, ,,I 49,, 'or
81 I y. ~ Ia no 1,,l,, a,
l!n:brwn Ir. and nm ,h.. W,,,l
,rark Of ;hc Charlotte Cy,uuli, md An
!ust,. E.j!rcnl
,,o
''''O.
''N' N'' ,h"" I''il oi 'and containing
'"' ""Hu'"" s"' '"r'v-s'X acr"S more or
'ES, '"o I'iF'S'"'c" ny the letter "D'
'" r''' "i re@nrVIy Of 'h" Ross place
,""'r ny -: nc h'o'r's"n u. On the
"'S " '''o'r - ~ '0"'', ana "n
.' ,I' '' ,n' ,"'N o. ',H '""'' OF common
''"" ,"' '"''o N'uh,N IN Ii" cause
- ~" - '""'r n"" VIE amt 0'her9
N'1"o 'H''"'''H "' ~ ~. '''y' """rh''d,
Ve ~ ".,' cause a"h con.
+. r' 80 @"'' """" u. '''n''F. ny sam
~" -. = VIZ '' sur 'o"'' "f hre'
''' --'''" "'. % N"'t""'', a. y. l0o''
Also.
AE. VI 'n'>c 'wG tracts Of lan1 con
''hlHG IL me aggregate eight hundred
~" hii'sn "trr"' 'Gorn OF less. amt repre-
'@h'c" ny the IL 'crS "I' ana 'E,' Ola
i''at "i rca"rvry q! the i"lion place
N",ir ny y. II ho'rrtH.'n, u. ) on ihc
III u uIY OF october lSbJ and file in
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-12-16

At collection recently made at {.
chufity fair, IA lady passed the plate
to very wealthy mln who was we'll
Known for his nti"giuoss." II have
nothing" was the curt reply. "fncn,
take something SIR she answered,
"you Nnow | am begging for tAe
poor" ....
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-12-16

a. French preacher describes hell
as II place where they talk politics all
day. What they do at night he does
not report,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-12-16
4 JSO.

W. An that tract oc land containing
two hundred and thirteen ncrcs, more or
isss. lying on thclond lcndiny Il ON Wins.
boro,to Columbia. about five and one hall
miles H"uih Of 1ho Town Of Winnsboro in
The County and St'te aforesaid, and
bounded Oh iLc Nortb Wy lands lately
belonging to Thomas j SrurIicr, on The
5onth by lands Of John, S"iQlcr, on iho
East by lands lNtciy belonging 10 James
Laws and Jonathan Stanton, and on ihe
West by lands belonging TO the County of
Fairfield.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-12-16

An! hil lha: certain piece or unrcrl
OF inr,i ,iiuN:r III tho Town of Wiunsh,,,o
IL 'hr County and State aforesaid. bcinu
r'r' ~ lpi SHOWN aud designated in tho
Plaza q: Said ruwn rs lot nuuuhur ,i>,y
TX t6' bounded on the North by Wn.h.
irEinn street ana fronting thereon Gfy.
,hrcH i1il feet, and East hy lot or Mrs.
i.t'', Matthew's, on the South by John =
hr;hrwn Jr, and Gil thn West ly tho
tracts ot ;hr Charlotte Co!u,nbi, ..ui Au
gust" Enj!rgnl
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-12-16
\ iiitl,

&li. AZ thaL iI'.1L Of )ani crnlaining
FIVE hunhr"d ncrrH more or less and rep
rGscuici hy Che lcttrG "A," on the the
plH' ci re"crHcy 'f thc Brown place made
ny Il. u. Robertson y. $, on the filth
day Of October, lSC", aud on Hlo ia tho
Oi',rC Of The Clerk oi the Court Of Com.
mom Pleas ior Fairfield county ia the
cause aforesaid, and conveyed hy Sam.
i. 'iG"ncy clhrE Of said Cp,rt hy decd
dated iho !"t November, =. y. 1869,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-12-16

~ Al 'hNt certain lot or parcel of
lana situate ~ che Town of Winnsboro IN
the County and state aforesaid, bounded
u u Tic North hy lot Formerly owned bv
H"t!"g wolfe, East by Hion Street, Sou,
~, lot i'rr MY owned by Mrs. Mngarro
rH'N ANA 'n The West by the track 0
,h' n"'l"'e Columbia aud Augusta
'l''"'' '"ihE matte up Of lot number
wv" ~ ana part =! iUt nnmbcr
&iE'y ,Aroc iG2'
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-12-16

Ar. Nii thNSc twG tracts Of lnnl con
tanning IL the aggregate eight hundrch
ana httren ceres, moro Of less. and rrlrr-
s~nicd by the lt tcrS "E' and &C." on.
TAT Of rcsurvcy or the Bolton place
mAiu hy i. II Huhcrt.,n, u. 5 on ;hc
Hiih day Of October 1869 and on file in
he nihcc Of The CLERK Of the t0,irI OF
t"mTon Pleas fer Fairfield CUuniy tho
iIrcHaid cnusc soll undrr The decree
therein An! conveyed 20 the sail JOHN II!
E"ihcaH by i,nmnri Il. C'owncy, clrrh Of
said t"ur; by deed d,tcu iir.r day us
November, !. d., lSG"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-12-16

:; AL ;ha; certain irau,, Of land si;u-
aye ~ iho County and State aforesaid
o""iH'n'nE 1--WE hunlrcd ani seventy six
a"r'" moro or less, boundcd by lnnds Of
,""|I" ion'warc lnnd~ belonging to tho
"H'A'" OF David Weir dcccus ed, and land,
n''''&i"E 10 i'c estate o. J,h, Baglcy,
dtCc.aci
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-12-16

Hru, AN those traces OF lnnd contain.
I"g n the aggregate one thouSuud and
r'2hiy.fsc ncrrs und represented by ic.
'"'a pa 'D' and "i,' Oh 4 p!nt Of re.
'"!NcJ Of the NrMh"m piece made by y.
II Robertson on tilo 9TH October 4. ID,
1855? on Hlc IN ;he Office vi The Clerk OF
IL" to"" aforesaid ~ ihc aforesaid cause.
sold nndcr " deere" therein ana conveyed
10 tho aai Jchn II. Gnihcam hy the ia
S"I"uui Is. tlowmcy clerk of said Cour,
by deed d4tcd utc Isl day Of Novvmbec
1868,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-12-16

= a.. ,hcEc tw0 pieces or parcels Of
land ""HtaininC III the aggregate one
hundred ANA sixteen and ono fourth acre:
Nor" CT less. situate in The County and
state ni"r'Snid, about nc.hnli mi. from
ia" F"wn Of Ninn@boro, adjoiLinH lands
lately owned ~ V. 5. Rahb. John Bu-
c"F" a. J"hn hr"lion ana others. cc!.
vcYcd 70 SAT-! John II Cathc,r, J., james
Il li"n1'M hy decd uutvd ,hc JAN Au.
gust 1869.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-12-16
mo. 80
4 IS('.

'ii'. Aii those tTo certain parcels or
lots .! land, containing each one hnlf
'c'' more or less situate IN the Town cr
'tnnShor" i'll the County and state afor..
'h''' En"wn ant dr-i mated III the plan
~ S"'' I""h nH lots numbered seventy.
Sr''"N,p' nhG S"ycnty-riglt t1S). a.ljoin
"s e"c" o'hrr and bounded on The South
ny Wnshingiug' street, on the Eost ~,
|'"a street, on the North wv lo, nuub.,
S"'ch'y'Six ii6) and Oh the West by I,I.
nun ''rrh siAty'scvcn, (G7l, and sixty
c2ht ,GSN. '
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-12-16


The following personal property for
cash Oh The Tuesday following.
Fourteen mules, ,.---Ilorscs, forty head
u cattle, more or less. one portable
Htcnm Engine, ono Carriage one buggy,
Old Wagons, lot farming Implements.
! Household and Kitchen furniture. Stock
, Of Goods III lis Store building in Town Of
Minnshoro.
rrpMs or SALr~-Onc thiil Of the pur-
chase money 10 be pnid in cash nnd the
batanco thereof on 4 credit Of ono ana
two years in equal annual instnlmcnts
with iut crest thereon, payable annually
from the day Of sale, TO be yccurcd by u
bond OF Tie purchaser and mortgage OF
Me promises sold. The pure h,ssr or put.
ch scra TO pay for necessary papers.
l.. W. DCYALl., 5. +. G.
Shorifi's Office,
Winnsboro 5. e.
Nov. n 1874
dc, -x2tl
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-09-10
Parier Cars.

The HANNIBAL g ST. JOSEPH RAILROAD has
long been designated 10y the travelling public as the
'0LD RELIABLE fforsfhe tact that its TEAMS
ARE ALWAYS OK TIME; a1d .'sIoEr LINE, -
because il is acLnow rsed 10 be the SHORTEST POS
SiBLE ROUTE between western cities and all Priacs-
pal cities and towns IN the east
In addition 10 the eiid equipment Of this iayoTts
route and to the requirements Of It's largely in
creasng rsiclass through Passensertra'sl this CON-
pany running the FINEST PAELoR CArs ~ THz
World. The interior Arrangement Is superb Grand
saloon. Drawing Room, state Room, elegantly up
holsterei and decorated LlIc.' Toilet Room, &C ,
&C. IN fact every thing The most i4s;liioGs could de-
sire..
One OF ttcss magnificent cars ia attached 70 each
Day Express Train and Is accompanied by polite and
attentive conductor.
The track in the best possible condition. large por-
ton of il having recently been re-iaid with STEEL
RAILS lrua and stone bridges have taken tie Place
Of wood aud all other improvements conducive 90 the
safety and comfort OF IT, patrons have been adopted
Passengers going ss.; west, aad wishing - sscur
SAFgrY, COMFORT AD SPEED, should 10 par,icu-
lar u ask for and that their tickets read via 'ss
"Oll R~lial,le'' HANNIBAL & ST. Jo. SHORT
line which can be obtained a: al principal once,
Of connecting lines
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-09-10
!SheriT7s Sale.

MaTy : ubbeTs,
Flias Carts ara Nellie Carts.
~ s5rtae Of An s-ler'sf ssl- f.snei irYr fe c'rr
a~Fce e IT, lisa Jmcsal District 1oErs "a AMI In
tls~ coy Of saline AID "a ~t4se u kAasts. AL "a
me directed {. l vin
On IL la dry q ossesvr 4 p. 1874.
.es~ss- The s,qsr- az o'eioek a IA zad 'eIock .
IA % sad dav tn East door * sp rsHrr hs~e -
TIE cssg q S1isaa. u-r f1r sale a T.ic trs12s :
The hf-hq<s zud h-si hlier EoT cash Is bzad the Gl
iagisg SssSTlised property. 10 az sos No -. q
Nuf ssFrrs Bishop's sssf'sgE fh- cFfE q >Aas
"a ACCORDING 70 sA= Plat IL sns sasa asssifieu
recent In m oEacs IL ~ Register 81 Des~t. 81 50
co1asy sad prsUs-rv - zSstzzass a ~ tsn ssa =
BE- s~id sss prsss-fy % f5s sSs Les tsrl2s AZ
Nsllis tszrrss ~ gA@ suIs % Mary J. Lntssfrrs-
Giyea uEdeE my haEd thas ssh esv 81 ssTs,fErler,
ls-4 GOING, shsE11
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-09-10
SECRET SOCIETIES.

X. orP.-CYNuox LODGE NO ., meets every Wednes
aavs evening at O'Clock, in Masonic Hall. W. ;
WELLS, Z. c., A. q. DAVIS, IA. OF Il. ;.
IOOF.-SAGIxA LODGE No %, meets at Odd Eel
lows Hall every Thursday evening at o clock. L.
j GRANT, y. O., NJ. CHAMPION, Secretary.
Io.o.F.-SISM ENCANPNENT No ls at Odd Fellow:
Hall first and third Tuesdays in each month, ~
O'clock T.. NJ All Encampmcht members IN g0oc
SIRE invited to attend. l.. }. GRANI, Z. T., o. A
ORvIs Scribe.
AFsAM SALIVA LODGE No. CO. at Masonic Hall
arst and third Monday in each month. ID X. WAC
starr w NJ. j. DEWITT, Secretary
SALINE ROYAL ARcr CHAPTER No.lS, at Masonic Hal
second and fourth Monday i'm each month. IL. j. +
Hanna, 81 Elf, }. DEWITT, Secretary.
MIRIAM LoDGE, No g, ID OF R-Mrets in Odd Fellows
Hail s-cond and fourth Friday evening Of zach montl
AID IA h. J.. NORTON, y. Z; Mira. :. =. NCKTOa
v =; Z. CONRAD. x. >.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-09-10
CHURCH DIRECTORY

PKrsRYTERrAS-W A SimpkIns, Pastor. Preach
ing each sabbath nj IL A. NJ. and r. NJ. Sabbath
school, 2:3J p. NJ. Prayer Meetings "Wednesday eve
nngs.
METHODIST ErIsCoPAL-Rev. J.. +. Hill Pastor,
Preaching cvsry sabbath, ri 10: I'D \. NJ, and ~
O'Clock H. NJ. sabbath school, each sabbath. al
9A. NJ. Prayer Meeting, "Wednesday evening".
EPIsCoPAL-Rev. +. II. Lee, Pastor. PreachingOn thc
first and third Sibbatls of each moath AT ii y II.
CATHoIIc-Rcy John Fogarfy, Pastor. Services on
the second Sabbath Of each month AT the CO1 House
BArTIsT-stv. j. z. Downer, Pastor. Preaching on
the first and third sundays of each month, morning
apd evening sabbath school, $50 Il. NJ, every
sabbath Prayer meeting Wednesday evening.
I nnlsTtAx CaUucH-Treaching in the Baptist church
on the 2d and 9Th Lords day OF each month, by
kldcr A ID Goodwin.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-09-10
COUNTY DIRECTORY.

Jgdgs OF the District Court. III. pREscoTr
senatof-J. II. EDWARDS.
Railroad As-essOr-W. +. LESLIE.
Re,lrrsentatlvo-J WEAVER.
County Com,nissiouers-W. L. ScHoLL, chairman
) NJ PALMER and u. :. CHAMPLiN-
County Clerk-DAvID BEEBE
County Attorney--E. W. HOpGK!NsoN.
Probate Jud-e-lIENRT LOGAN.
CLERK OF the District oart-AUGU-r B0NDI.
County Trcasurer-C. l.. FAULKNER.
Sheriff.. j. GONG.
Reyistpr OF Deeds. I. CRIs-.
Saeriniendcnt of Public lnstructon-NM BISHOP.
Coroner. *. LULL, JR
Suryeyor--U. 4. IIANiLToS.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-09-10
RoxrrRY. KANsAs. Sent. Ist 1871.

RoXEjRY. kASSAS. Sept. lst lSa /.
The exodus Of grasshoppers from this region
has given temporary relief to the minds OF
many, and there is a disposition on the part of
many who were greatly dissatisfied 10 accept
the issue and content themselves and do the
best they can for the present also for the future.
If The fail rams come IN due time there will be
a large amount Of wheat and rye sown. The
dry weather has been improved in putting mp
HAY. by the farmers and cattle men generally,
and we think that larger proportion has been
nut up than usual. Most Of the thrcShing is
done in this locality- The average yield Of
grain compares iavorably with reports from
other parts of the West. Old Mr. Stevens,
formerly n resident of this place, died on the
pa of August. Mr.. :. +. Tole rejoleeth
muc,ly-It is girl this time. Frank lie Scry-
crd is east but is expected back soon with his
bride. Mr. Phillip Burch has paid out on his
claim on the school section, aud gone back 10
Iowa. Quite 4 number OF persons were before
the civil authorities at this place and testihed
rs to their dependence upon the government
IN the future. They are no doubt subjects of
sympathy. and we hope their real wants will
be supplied. We learn that Miss Maggie Scott
commenced her fall term of school in district
No |, last Monday. HOMO.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-09-10
CITY DIRECTORY.

Nayor-W. ) WELI.s.
Csuncilmen-P. Q. BoSp, VI. ". KEITH, l.
GRANT, ED WITTHANN, CHARLIE lIN4lS.
Police Judge--N. +. CARROLL.
tlerk-EDWIN T.. bowen
20 Treasurer-J NJ. BLo3GETT.
Marshall. 81. TUTT.E.
Policeman. : GREER.
Street COminsSloHBT- Oh. HUssEY.
City Attprncy-JOHN + osTEE.
Chief Of Fire Deliarimeht-ln.. J.. CLEyER.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-09-10

New clothing.
New dry goods
New hats and caps.
New fresh groceries.
New boots and shoes.
New trunks and carpets.
An new fresh goods bought for cash. very
cheap. We can save you 10 per cent. on any
thing you want to buy. Remember the cheap
corner. OBER X BOND.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-09-10
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
V,,tire of attachment.

Johrs ,hcra d P.ainsis Complain; IN attachment
w,.,su pec.sdant :5 .s'i'i' "''-''
Ns-ice i hereby given tat on The 81 lay # An
s.t IS-s Henry Parrlrnf fg Juste 81 tae Peace %
-,,tn,au town.tip saliae cnunty. haasas, isuea an
.r 81 attachment In the shove sd csse- iDT fFr
~ - flr oliz-> anil eGeven cents aaf that .arI
rlse x BE heard tlle sth day Of >clfsfnss r -
- ! otrlo~k y NJ John y II TMkELASD.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-09-10

II you want anything good or knobby. cith-
er in boots. shoes, bats or caps atpnces which
defy competition; call at cheap corner and ex-
anime Obcr & Bonds stocSE
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-09-10

II any person WAITS to trade house and lot
in Salina. for farm. with farm house on and
good well of water and 81 acres under caliiva-
ton. call Oh A. II. Rose Immediately.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-09-10
HNNOUNCEKENTS.

The and, rsgncd respectfully Offers himself ~ can
ddatr Clrk of the District Court subject 10 ne
JACOB DEWITT.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-09-10

a saving of sixteen and two-third cents 1
day for the time specified will enable any per
son TO become the owner Of Remington sew
Ing machine.
ST EASSrTT e BOWEN.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-09-10

We claim these facts. We can give you a
good suit for less money than any firm in the
West. We can give yeu the best fit in town.
We can give you be tier made goods than any
body. Call and see us and we will prove this
true. ODER & BoNp.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-09-10

Go 10 the auction store next Saturday for
crockery and other household goods, also
Shakespcare's and Byron's works and other
hooks
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-09-10
Scandinavian House

is Grrs eIzx- hnarsfz- haE=e- Czsr-es loEs- tEss
zsy osE~r e0zss - he estF
MEALS. 2SCTS-
Pzs~enSeFs xnd b-zze Transferred 20 asd frufa e..
trains oze SSsF iEgEta 81 3 J. ScAxk-sz's hsr1 wsEe
s.0Ts. Chas Hssmovist, Prop.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-09-10

The American SardinS Co.'S Boneiess Sar-
dimes. are much better. and less than half the
cost OF imported sardines. sly
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-09-10
SALIVA WEEKLY MARKET REPORT.

Corrected by Z T Watson, dealer in Groceries,
Provisions and Qurcnswar,, ss Santa Fe avenue.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-05-14
Anli-HDD0DOIy

II the title Of . very handsome Grange
picture that has just come under our OBJ
serv.tiou, which truthfully represents
tho present condition ofthe farmer and
monopoly. There arc many figures 70.
presented, and among tho number va
notice the farmers who have come to
market With their grain, aud find that
instead Of receiving \ good price for
same, they are compelled to give specu-
lators four bushels in order TO get one
IL market. The artist has been won.
derfally successful in representing this
idea. We notice tho elegant depots and
e|evators, together with the "royal
trains" Of tho railrcad monopolist, and
il the distance the magnificent homo Of
the magnate. while on tho other side il
the farmers home, showing, in ito COZ
dition, that tho monopoly leave him nc
rcmune rativs return for his labor.
There are other wonderful aud truth
full ideas delineated in this valuable ant
interesting work Of art, aud we predic
lis sale TO be immense. We understand
that it 10 to be sold only BY subscription
through regularly authorised agents.
Messrs. W W. BosTw1cK l. Co., Nos
TT and 179 West Fou rth Street, Gin
einuati, O., are tho publishers, and any
communication addressed to them, fol
circular aud terms: will receive prompt
stteution. We commend this engrav
ing to the public aud hore some good
energetic person will secure the agene!
In this section.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-05-14

DoNSELL1 published, or rather dis
tria,esa through the Register last week
his political campaign document. He
asks to have it read in each grange in
the state. What an outrage; don't Don
nelly know that tho platform upon
which the order stands, declares that
"nogrange can discuss political cues
tioos, nor the merits Of candidates p
and yet he drives this compendium Of
his own folly into every democratic and
sorehead sluiceway which he fluids open
for his use, and then asks the oranges
to read it in open lodge. What an in
suit to the good judgment and sacred
honor Of the members. We make no
war upon the document itself, We rath-
er hope that it will be read by all, be-
cause such reading will incite to inves.
,;easion, and lead to a proper under.
standing Of facts.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-05-14

ON Wednesday Of last week, . son
of John Morris, Of Milton, aged about
fifteen years, received a very severe
wound by the accidental discharge Of
a gun in the following manner: He
was out hunting, and in climting a
fence, the rails broke, and he fell. dis
charging the piece, the contents Of
which entered lis arm just above the
wrist, and passing upward almost en-
tirely shattered the muscle Of the fore
arm. DR.. Carver, Of Wasiojs, va.
called, and he extracted zine shot be-
low the elbow, and tho wadding Of the
load, which had penetrated above the
elbow. On Sunday he called to hit
assistance Drs. Wilson, Of this place
and Porter Of Kasson, for the purpose
Of amputating the arm, but after care
full consultation it was deemed sdvisa
bic to try aud save it.-Aantorvill
Er77ress.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-05-14

Jordsn Grange, No. %, Of White
eide county, Ill.,, takes : now departure
which other Grangss might follow with
.dvsntaes, BY adopting the following
Whereas, Travelling agents prowl
.rouud and devour = gresd deal Of
R.rdearned money; therefore, resolved
that tho members Of this grange do no
moro purchasing from travelling agents"
We learn that agents are selling
cloths, groceries, and other kinds Of
goods to the farmers in this county,
going from house to house taking Or
ders. It seems to Us that such men
sugAa not b. BE- patronised. They eel.
dom> It ever, come the second time. As
. rule they cell either damaged goods,
or those Of inferior quality. They
have no property interest here, no
character to maiutain. They are be.
yond the reach of the law in relation to
their contracts, and are generally IRE
sponsibls. Az 4 rule they do not cell
articles upon ~ reasonable terms ~ the
neyehantsdo. The country must have
markets, and to have them, induce
neuts must be offered for the estab'
i,hmsnt Of The several departments Of
trade.
The cost Of business transactions de
ponds upon their extent, and if tn
country wants goods At low rates, lot il
give oil it, custom to those who hav(
established themselves - dealers. Thu
relations Of production aud commerce
are mu tu.l and reciprocal, aud neither
Gan prosper without the other being
fostsred.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-05-14

The Milwaukee Monthly for May is
an excellent book, containing a great
amount OF interesting reading, and
beautifully illustrated. A large club
or a number of small ones might easily
be obtained in this ard every neighbor-
hood, and any one who would take the
trduble to obtain and send in names
would receive splendid pay in tho prem.
iums he might select. The publisher is
perfectly reliable, and the premiums
just what they are represented Send
stamp for specimen copy. Address,
Milwaukee Monthly, Milwaukee, Wis.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-05-14
ExhOuePoteA.

This community will be especially
glad to know that the very high commfss.
ion appointed specially to try Gen. o. 0.
Howard. upon the charges made against
him in connection with hismanagement OF
Howard University, and the Frcedman's
Bureau, have fully cxhonerated him from
all blame. The history Of the charges is
to voluminous for recital here, but we
are assured by the best authority, that
the attacts upon the General, were made
without any Just reason, and :solely fol
the purpose ofrevenge.