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FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE,
twenty eighth stree and Broadway.-THE BIG BO-
NANZA, at r. NJ. closes at 10 80 r. N, Mr.. Fisher, Mr.
lewis Miss Davenport Mrs Gilbert
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BROOKLYN PARK THEATRE.
Fulton avenue.-VARIErY at 5 L. NJ; closes At 10 40
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ROMAN HIPPODROME,
Fourth avenue Twenty seventh street-CIkCUs,
TROTTING AND MENAGERIE, afternoon aud evening,
att ana 8
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PARK THEATR.

LYCEUM THEATRE,
Fourteenth street Sixth avenue.-MARlt
ANTOINETTE, Ut p N. Nine. Ristori.
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ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

AMUSEMENIS IU-NlGHI.
ROMAN HIPPoDRoME.
s5H Ssa AND me
tlanaa
BROOKLYN PARK THEATRE ~
BRYANT's OPERA HOUSE,
Wes TTsnty third srs1 near co s at Dan
Bryant
GERMANIA THEATRE,
slSass IS Giss Ina Sayr
Broadway o'MoRE, and HERMANN, at P
Nj. closes at lO45P.M.
TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE,
No; POI Bowery-vARiETY' at : r. M closes at 10 As
Twenty eighth stree and r Big 70 20
LewA Miss Davenport Mrs Gilbert
LYCEuM THEATRE.
T. Nine 1 kisrori
M SssFa ME oors
GRAND CENTRAL THEATRE.
No; bs5 Broadway-vARIETY at P. NJ: closes at 10 IS
BOOTHS THEATRE,
HENRY ", At s r. NJ. closes Al IL T. NJ Mr.. Rignod.
SAN FRANCISCO MINsTRELs.
Broadway. Of Twenty ninth street-NEGRO
MINsTRELSY. at p. NJ closes at 10 r. N.
TIvOLI THEATRE
Eighth street between second and Third avenues
VARIETY, at r. ID. closes at IL I. NJ
WALLACK'S THEATRE,
Broadway.-rHE SHAUGHRAUN, ut l.. N. closes at
~ As r. II Mr.. Boucicault
COLOSSEUM
Broadway and Thirty-fourh street-PARIS BY NIGHT
Two exhibitions daily, at = and s 7. N.
MRS. CONwAY,S BROOKLYN THEATRE
Brooklyn.-1HE MAN o. AIRLlE at 5 T. NJ. closes at
10 80 NJ Mr.. Lawrence Barrett
WOODS MUSEUM,
Broadway, corner 1hrtieth stree-SASSA Gus, at p.
III closes al III rs +. NJ Matinee at 3 +. N.
OLYMPIC THEATRE
No GA Broadway.-VARIETY, at r NJ closes at 10 As
J.. AZ.
ROBINSON HALL
Sixteenth street and Broadwgy.-CALr ENDEk'S
GEORGIA MINSTRELS at s r. NJ. !, closes at 10 r. n.
THEATRE COMIQUE,
No 54 OVERWHELMINGLY. at P. n closes at 10 As
PM
METROPOLITAN MUSEUM CT ART
West Fourteenth street-Open from 10 A. N. ro5P NJ
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NIBLO'S
Broadway-RORY O'MORk, and HERMANN, at p
Nj closes at 10 AS p N.
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GRAND CENTRAL THEATRE,
No 5a5 Broadway.-vARIETY at 5 p. NJ closes at 10 q
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PARK THEATRE.
Northumberland Opera Boufe-DAvY CROCKETT
r. NJ. closes at l0:45 p. N. Nile CoraIe Georoy.
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VOLUME XII. ....YO. u
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BOOTHS THEATRE,
corner OF Twenty third street and Sixth avenue
HENRY ", at r. M closes At II T. NJ Mr.. Rignoid
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SAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS
Broadway. corner Of Twenty ninth street.-NEGRO
MINsTRELSY at 3 p. N. closes at 10 Z. NJ
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METROPOLITAN MUSEUM CT ART
West Fourteenth street-Open from 10 A N. 10 8 p NJ
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TIvOII THEATRE,
Eighth street between second and Third avenues
VARIETY, at 5 r. u. closes at IL T. N.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-07-22
COURT ECtsRD.

Last Monday G. II Hardy WIS arrested
and lrrag:it b&'f,re Justice Griffith, on
complaint Of Il. NJ Drown, charging lEar-
dy with assanlting and whipping Mrs
Hardy. The Case WAS adjourned to
the 2Gth
On Tuesday last c. H. Hardy, caused
\. S.Iirinrrllprn to be arrested and brought
before JEs.lcc WHola:d, for u-s,ult,nr
the said Hardy. He Was find $40 and
cnsS
On "Wednesday Little August" alias
August Ni'n- WITCH" male ,uolaiin
iH'foy:: Justice Woo>ia:d, charging Mex
Zr::d"r with having stolen, ,;,'1tl, and car
r!cI IL way one PAIR Of r;.nl:Ilnuns, the
pr perry Of "Iit;iy Auru,l' Nick, when
brought before the court. said August had
ben hanging around the Saloon during
the winter, that the other evening the
boys were fu;ling with him, ad to have
Il Ii,ile sport, threw the af;ne,ail pauta
looms under the counter John M;nnctte
took Zcnd;r one side and confi.cniially
told him he had better plead "suily"-
that il was serious charge. tina! Inc woul!
have to hire Il jury and y lawyer, and By
all means to plead guilt y-tha, he could
promise him the fine would Dr light. The
Thought Of hiring jury and a lawyer,
wa* too much for Nick, and so he stood
up Ike little man urd said the court
and Johnny were corrcct-he did it with
his lille Ratchet" Whercupon the court
imposed fine of 81 md costs, greatly to
the pleasure of Little August.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-07-22
CORRESPONDENCE.
WNnD LAWN. Lnly

WooD LAWN, July 10, 1875
Editor TRANSCRIPT: - s.Eyetlas,iny
hrt'' is what some style the weather now.
adAys. just the weather for hay making
however, and the spacious nlnws in this
vicinity are being rapidly filled with the
sweet scented hay. Tame grass is good
crop this year and wild never better, bu.
the recent wet weather has moistcned the
s'oughs to such an extent that consider:
able will remain uncut until after harvest
Grain still stands erect, but it would not
take very hard storm to do great mis-
Chief. It is so rank that if it were to
lodge now the weight Of the heads would
keep it down. =
A flock Of about 100 sheep passed
through here yesterday en- route for Blue
Earth, where they will be put upon a
stock farm. They were from Wisconsin,
and looked we'll
In spite Of the grasshopper scare Prair-
lie Schooncrs may be seen daily, their
pr"ws pointing westward, leaving silver
wake of sparkling dust behind that would
challenge a stern wheeler.
"Just for fun'' we are going to have a
Sabbath School Picnic this week Thurs
day, and all are anticipating a good time.
Why is il that so many, both old and
young. go into ccstasics over. a Sunday
School Picnic? Echo answers why, yet
it is So. Who ever attends viii: go away
satisfied that into every cubic inch of day.
light may be crowded q cubic foot Of
pleasure. This may seem paradoxical
but tits fact that at Picnic more real
enjoyment may be had for thepains than
ut any other entertainment Rev's L:
Hall, Miss Belle s Leonard, Lambertson
and others will talk with and to the PEG.
pie. The children will sing, swing and
play croquct, after which you will hear
again from \ %x. A. tLcNG FELLow. >,
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-07-22
First inscrtIoH Juno 17tn.
M ORTGAGE SALE

mi ~~.x
Defau,. lis been s.naaes IN tina icdnditions of
a certain indenture Of. Mortgage sslnade. md
executed by T.. W. Bulls to Elizabeth McIn
tyre. bearing date the End day OF April 4. q.
1873. and recorded in the utfce 0. Register OF
Deeds, in and fur Mower County, Minnesota,
on the Is. lax nt Nsvem!,er. 1878. IL 1870 p.
NJ. in h"ok 80" of Mortgages. on page IS.
Said Mor.gng" was wen to secure the pay
ment of the sum Ut Three Hundred tloi)ars
and interest thereon. according to the cnn''i
tirns IT two prnmissory notes made and exc
I cnted by thu SAID Z. ". Balls to the said
Elizabeth Mcintyre. due respectively April
2nd, 1874. and ATrii 2nd, 1873, and there is
! clai,n,,d 20 be due aud ,s due thereon ut the
date If this no'icc rho sum Of three hundred
aud thir.y-six and Is i"0 dollars, ard no
procee,ii at Law or otherwise has been had
to collect tho same .r any part thereof. Now
| therefore. notice is hereby gwen that by vir-
tue OF power "t sale il said Mortgage con-
| timed and perSuAnt to the provisions of the
statute in such ease made and .rr",ded, tn:
| said Msrrg::ge wiA bqs tcreslosed, and The
? premise ther.in discabcI, tpwit: Lss>
nnwbr ,ep and eleven ca aud ~ in bI.rk
, forty four ~ in Yates ard lewis addition
to dustin, Mower County. Minnesota, with
the II ppurteuanceS therruntn belonging, will
be sold at public vendue 10 the highest bid
Eler :hereur, ut the Office Of Crandall l.
!. French, in the city Of Austin. in the County
Of Mower, Minnesota, 90 Saturday, the Ct!
day ot August, A. y. 1873, ut 10 oclcck A
NJ, 70 satisfy the amount then due on said
! notes AMI Mortgage, together with twenty
dollars attorneys fees allowed hy the terms OF
said Mortgage il case Of foreclosure besides
| Costs and expenses allowed by law.
Dated June 10th. 1878.
ELIZABETH MCINTYRE,
CrANDALL j. FnEScH,
Attorneys for Mortgage,
- Austin, Minnesota.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-07-22
, lFpst publication June Sd 1881
NyOrIi'E OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

IN. C14NSI RE SALE. : :,
Whereas default has been made In the. con-
d;ions OF certain mortgage and bearing date
the lst day Of May A. d. 1874. executed and
delivered by C. E. Thurber and Mary A. Thur
Der his wife to Luther c. White and the Vic
tor Sewing Machine Company, aud recorded:
in The oiire of the Register. Of Deeds of tn.
County OF. Mpwer in the State of Minnesota
sal the 1st day 81 May 4. D: 1874 ut two
sGsclock in the afternoon Of said day in book
':O'' Of Mortgages on psge three ,huudred and
three (3O3): an, whereas there is claimed to
be due and there is due upuai seid mortgage
and the debt secured thereby, at the date of
thissnotce to:wit: The 3lst diy iii May A. D:
1878, the sum of three hundred and fifty seven
and 65- 100 dollars, and no action or pseceed-
lug at law or Otherwise having been instituted,
to recover the amount Of said mortgage dest
or any part thereof: >,'!' go! :; :: -
Now therefore notice IS hereby given, that.
under ana by virtue Of the power Of sale in
said mortgage contained and recorded there
with and pursuant t. tho statute in such ctse
made and provided said mortgage. will be
forcclosed By the sale at Public Iendue to the
highest bidder for cash, of the premises de
scribef iii and conveyed by said mortgage to
satisfy the said mortgage debt, costs. and
charges ofsale, and the1urther sum of Iwenty-
five dollars attorneys tees stipulated In said
ino'esSse ~ "e Paw .1pVn w IVY Sr'suio
thereof aud tina: said sale will be made by tho
Sheriff OF said Mower County, ON Saturday
the Oath day of.July A. p. 1873 attwu o'clock
in the afternoon OF said day at tho front door
of the Court House in the city of Austin in
said county. ''' -
+. Said mortgaged premises are. situate in said i;
County Of Mower. and are; kaoWn aud de-
scribed rs follows: All Of lot No. four (i) in
Block No. oae a. in the Village Of lansing
in said County and State, except a strip Of
the south side Of said lot twenty (2O) feet in
width. also the south twenty one feet on tbs,
south side Of lot No. three ~ in said block
No. one ~ aforesaid.sf F.1c = 9fjiSs .'1r -
8 Qated, Minneapolis. Miun.ss Nay ais 1875.
= LUTHER c. WHITE,
ard The Victor Sewing Machine Company, &?
". E. lALE, = ~: a"5sa 10 4Afortsagee.
=" Attorneys for Mortgsstos.9 al s3..s.E,.:s
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-07-22
*xJE1stT1'':S SALE.

BY virtue of an execution issued out of the
Distric, Cour' oi The County Of Mower, State
OF Minnesota, BEARING da1e- the oath OF junc
ADIs75. and to the Sheriff OF Mower County,
Minse<"ta, dir, ct=d and delivered. in favor
Of p. NJ. Tuttl. and Russell " l 'mS and
against the goods. chattes. lauas and tcne-
mcDts rf Hosea ku"wl.s and Reuben Et,s
hu :gh. I nave seiz d aud aiken in execution
the following described r'al estate OF said iin-
sea Knowles an,! Reuben Er<hu:gh t. wit
= e4 OF Il aud north ! and north east
/ Of n e ! and ! offs @ ! aud If w If
scc:ipn % and e ! Of s . Of section It all in
TOWN 1oi. IN range II Mower County. Mime
snta and Notice is hereby gwen. thar I sh~Ii
a. Sheriff Of sail! County of Mower, ia pursu
anee OF the power in me vested, and OF the
STATUTES in such case made aud provided, ex-
pose said land for sae at public auction to the
biShest bidder at tAe front door Of the Court
Housesin He City<of 9 usti IN, q, said Es.,nty
of Mower, in S~t,n day sths,s l4th Gay sots Au-
gust \. y. 1875, at ten O'clock a. M, or SO
much thereof as may be Necessary to satisfy
the sum of eigbry-s,x dollars and twenty seven
cents with interest IRON March 9th 1871 and
costs OF sale.
Dated, July list 1915.
R. Q. HALL,
T.. Fl. ARMSTRONG, Sheriff.
r. Plaintiffs Attorney. 1871
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-07-22
COMMUNICATED, 4
LIE Roy, Mimi, july 81,

~ LIE ROY, MINI, July 81, 1875.
Enrron1. TRkSscn1rr. "Grasshop-
per" Bass BAN Club of Lie Roy, by APP
pointment, went to Usage July 18th to
play Il match viii, the so So" club Of
Usage. On arriving there the choppers"
failed 70 find any so Sos" on hand to ar
range for the Coming strife, but after some
running found Mr.. Flumingo, the Score.
tary. who was lhe most non-committal
specimen ofthc genus h mo that has yet
spoken on the, hopper question. He
"did'nt know if the bays could get place
to play: didn't know if they wanted to
play" etc, etc. The llcur Of play came
with the "l1orpers"' on hand. -. After a
good deal Of delay IL few $50 Sos" put ~
an appearance, and escorted the Hop.
pers" to- their grounds which consisted Of
two acres Of the mos, luxuriant suntlnw.
ers, canada thistles and pig weed that the
eye ever beheld., Ths LIE R.'y club pro
posed to have It moved off, and JAS. B.
Gutter offered ajteam and machine for
that purpose. The $50 Sos" protested
that they couldn't and wou'dnt play on
an open field, and that the weeds were Il
great assistance in stopping balls, and as
they seemed SO III UGH in ca:nes, about it
tie '1innesntians consented to scrub out q
game in the weeds.
The play was called with NJ. B. Slocum
Of Rose Creek. as umpire. Owing to lost
balls il: lasted hours and SO minutes, and
resulted: 49,.
'!Ioppvcs' ........24
sc 9''s ....... 10.
81 The 80 sos said as they were hoarse
the would omit to cheer the choppers"
and Umpire, and as they had but little
none, tivy couldn't afford to. treat to a
supper unless the choppers" would relish
mu'h, in which case they would try to
borrow enough meal to make it. The
choppers" vote Iowa Bvse Ball fail
ure.
Ii Roy has now four clubs. On the
18th, the "Bushwllackcrs" defeated the
prairie Wt.ackcrs''' 10 to IA, and on the
10Th the "Grasshoppcrs'' defeated the
"Silvcr Stars" 81 to TO-
t. Yours, : it;::.,..
T.; OCCASIONAL.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-07-22
FARMERS INSURANCE ASSO.
-" CATION. "

% There is. no company that
tnkess11sks on firm proper
ty, at such z0zU rates as does
this one. No company has
proued itself more reliable
than this. No company is
better zuo7't1lU of PATRONAGE.
IFS. its name implies, it is an
Mstitz1tion Which belongs
pecuHarly 10 @the farming
com ,n,zlll''.|nity.::>ss" H.W 9, eStt.b:;ss
Hshed lin 1.-The interest Of
farmers, it j IS s: mana ged By
farmers, =. and has. 6een. a.
blessing to Them. Then 1Vikl
continue to- spat1'0zaize 1T as,
heretofore. s a : .z,a.." @.2. , - 49,. :
8. vOSBuRG Agent. -
.l6tf : =. .s@,>>s III. I'll Austin, MINI
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-07-22
GTATE OF MINNESOTA COUN-

IN Probate Court. --- -
3 In1he matter Of the estate of Peter G..
Mills, Deceased. =
On reading and fling the petition of Nellie
Mills Of sAustins reBre gen ting, among other
things tbatsPetlr G:Afills latf ofsA,Atin Jon
the, 9th daS OF 1unt a. d. 1875 AZ fAastin
died intssta .sapd sbeiaS q fetident ofsthis
County 1t the time ofhis death. leaving go6as,
chattels, and estate within this County, and
TINT. the said Petitioner is the widow Of said
Deceased, and praying that administration Of
said estate be to James A. Mills granted, it is
ordered that yuid petition be beard befure the
Judge of this Court, on Saturday the seventh
day Of August A. D. 1875. Mt O'Clock P. H.,
ut 'fhe Probate Office IN said County.
+, -. Ordered further, Thai notice thereo: be Civ
en- Ia the heirs Of said deceased, and to all
persons int:rc:ted, by publishing copy Of
this order for three successive weeks prior to
said day of nearing. in the Mower County
J Transcript a wcesly new: paper printed ana
published ut tic City OF Austin in said Coun-
ty,sl;
!, Dated a the City of, Austin, the tenth day
y 81 tS' sh e' crour,,!;W =@' r@r>.~% :t:o Il
SAMUEL ,lIARTER
Judge If Probate.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-07-22
First publication Juno
MORTGAGE SALE.

WI
Default has been made in the conditions of a
certain ir denturc of mortgage made and exrcu
ted by Mary A Armstrong to William Richards
bearing date the 10Th day of August A. D.
1874; aud recorded in the eficc Of Register OF
DEEDS in and for Mower County innesota.
on the 10th day of August y. D. 1871 at ?
O'Clock P. Il. in Book go" of Mortgages on
page 4s6. Said mortgage was given TO Sc
cure the payment ot the sC!In' Of threo:l.un}red
and eighty three and So, 100 lpilars anu ip =
tcrest thereon, according to the conditions OF
two promissory notes made and executed ny
the said Mary A. Armstrong to the saio WIN.
Richards due respectively Nov. Goth 1874. and
April l st. 1875, and there is claimed to be due
and IS due thereon ut the date OF this notice
the sum of three hunGrcd and twcnty -cig ht
and GS:lb0 dollars. and no proceeding at la"
Or otherwise has ::crn had to collect the same
nor any part thereon. Now, therefore, notice
is hereby given that by virtue OF. E9wcr OF
sale in said -nortga contained and pursu-
ant to the provisions Of the statue in such
case made aud provided. the said mortgage
will be iorcclosed and. the premises herein
described to:wit: ~~Lots' numberec'ght tS} and
nine COY block number twenty seven t27)
railroad addition 10 Austin, Mower county
MINES ota ,ss it'll thea pyxn rtrna nces Tier untt
bclongip i'll be, gs,jaf public. vcnlaue t.
the highest biidc fsthcre5or,. at i hc s,ofice: q
Crandall & French. in the city Of austin. in
the County of M"wcy, Minnesota, OH Satur-
|.day, the 3lst day OF july. d., 1875, at III
O'Clock A. N. to satisfy he amount thea due
ON said notes and mortgage together with
City dollars attorneys fees allowed by tho
|.tcrins of said mortgage in case OF Foreclosure
besides costs and expenses allowed by law.
Dated June Sth, 1915.
W.. RICHARDS, Mortgage.
.CnANDALL l. FnEscH.
Au'ys. for Mortyagee, Austin, Minn.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-07-22
A WAR OF RACES.
The Bovine versus the Homo.

"Ed" Atherton keeps u calf and for wan,
of more extensive pasture has tie quadru-
ped pickeltd on the communicating him
about ID feet OF rope. Frank, Eds elder
brother, isl kind hearted youth and fond
OF pets. He. had lavished some kindness
upon the Juvenile bovine which WAS by no
means unapprcc!ativc. To 60 out for 4
play with the Call had become almost u
daily pas,ine with Frank, who lately con
ccivctl the idea that The animal had circus
qualities that might be turned TO ntlvan-
taye. He at once began to give him ris &
exercises, ami on a recent morning was
surprised at the readiness with Which his
pupil III .,lc half d.z,n revolutions All
i. once The youthful Taurus hol',d Tie
course drawing the rope 'aut around the
legs If Frank whn had Illus become the
center pole OF the performance, tut not
being s;aktd up he lost hi, balance ard
VAS brought t. a horizontal. Before he
could t:c. his legs from the rope, and re-
gain his tc''t, t;,c prn~p,'c i've ir'grnitnr
III \ mighty racc,--tlu t. III: Instincts 1T
his species, tErne| upon his patron and
dri!lmas,er with The inpelunsity IF !.
trained bull in a spanis, arena. Frank
received: him with open arms and stfOvc
10 quiet him with carcssrs, but failed; To
hold hiu,, but was t''O weak to gnt away,
bat was too light T., find club, but none
va, within reach 70 i,aiino, but h. c,ulu-
mt. just 'il"n he thought OF his mother,
Of hi, s,tcrs. OF the girl had iri, behind
him. and wished she were only 1il::fe to
be a heII:-,nrct for such an occnsio:,. DeS-
pair was settling ,npon him when M heard
some Que laugh, aud l,n'kin. around saw
ed not far away .conxulssd with m;rri-
:nrDt, at ,l.e novelty ;h..tEc situation.
Frank was soon rescued, but he has lost
all interest in the future Of that calf, and
don't care whether "Ed' raises it or not.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-07-22
Look Here !
LOOK Hero !.
Everything usually found in first-cln:
Grocery Store. will he found at Mapcs.

A short trip into the country has con-
WINGED us 'ha: there was never better
prospect for IN abundant crop than there
is now The wheat and the oats, are sim
ply enormous in growth. and each stands
erect, aud is filling spiendidly. The wealth
er tins (Monday) morning is just what Is
needed TO make the grain ripen without
blight or "lldrw. limo calamity befa'ls
the present crop. it will b" by far the most
abundant Of any that the country has ever
produced.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-07-22

THE CoHSET BAND gave a fine public
coHc'rt in The Park last Saturday evening.
The p Cpl" enjoy such Il treat at :hc md
of each busy week, anu they gather in
crowds along the streets and upon the
balconies, delighted with the music. It is
satisfaction while listening, to know
thu, the band is comp 'sed of our own
good citizens-mcn whose presence is as
welcome in our parlors as on The public
streets -
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-07-22


Mr. JonN I. BLAIR, Of New York CITY,
was in town last Monday evening. He
is one Of the heaviest capitalists in the
United States, and is largely interested in
railroads. His visit here is not without
significance. His connection with the
B.. c. r. & NJ. is we'll known, and he has
been looking over the proposed routes Of
that company. Mr.. Blair is interested in
the Greer Bay road also, and we under:
stand contemplatcs junction with that
line at Winona, extending the B G. r, s.
M, from this oint to the city named. the
purpose being to make a distributing
point here for the lumber from Wisconsin
nlNeT1ea. Z: y, ~ :g. .s2g c,t;<.e s~fea$&
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DEATH. To.PAlN!

RAIDER Pass me not by but read what
say, and I will do you good. Winter is up
on us and with it its Pains and its Aches. It
brings Ehenmatism, Neuralgia. It causes
Burns, Freezes, Chi b!ains. 1t produces Infa
nations. Sore Throats, Diptheria. We meet
with accidents, Sprains. Bruises, Cuts Sores.
for which We need something to give relief.
Go to Dorr " Void and GET Il bottle Of Blk
by's Dea'h to Pain, use it according to d.
rections, use freely and If it fails to give re-
lief take back the empty bottle and got your
money 1t costs you nothing unless it cures.
Can you desire anything any f,irer? then
try it. Take none other. Every. druggist au-
thorized to refund the money if it fails to
givc,rel:ef. 49, $685.. ........>
I Ifyour druggist does not keep it have him
send to Noyes Bros. t. Cutler, Wholesale
agents. St. Paul. or to h.gYBixby,. 0watonna
Mimi, Manufacturer and PROPRIETOR
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-07-22

We omitted to notice last week thet !hc
Lansin= Sunday School, to The numb 'rn1
about 100, ole: and Young. attended tht
late Pic Me. Cr"il, j. due IT, J. B. Yates
c. W Grin,s!'aw, Il. $ ,nln, ard others for
kindly providing tr"nsl;'Ttati',n Dele.
cations were, in attendance also, frrm &C.
dar Ci:y, Rose Creek. the Dnsmnrc sci;
ilemcn:, aud other lmali,its, and all seem
dio be full Of mi " mcnt.