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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-04-30
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.

Gold in New York 1151S.
Legal tenders S716Qss115.
Liverpool wheat quotations are 9s Sd q
Ga "a for average, and 9s Sd q los for
club.
Money is quoted easier in the Eastern
centers. Government will pay out large
amounts in interest next month. while
railway and other corporations will pay
out large sums, swelling the sums put In
circulation to very large amount. This
will tend to make times easier there. and
will gradually spread westward until even
Oregon may feel ifs Influence. This ease
| in financial circles i'll the older States will
| be felt by us iii the large increase of emigra-
ton it will certainly bring to otr shores.
| Thousands who have only been retarded by
| tile scarcity of money from coming. will
| be able now. doubtless. to secure the neees-
sary funds to put them through in good
shape to the golden shores of the Pacific.
| Portland markets remain as last quoted.
| But little wool as vet received. AMI different
views as regards price prevslils, some cosi-
| tending that choice lots will open at 25c
and conmon at IS@22c q h., while Others
| do not go above 22.c
| San Francisco markets show little
change. Wheat-shippers, 81 40. n,illers,
| 81 so. good. 81 IS. Oats good to choice,
! $292 25.'
Albany markets quiet, with little change.
Wheat, zoe 2 bllsheI. Oats. soc e bnshel
Butter. 25c 2 Ib. Eggs. 1sc 2 dozen.
Potatoes $I@1 p = hnsiiel.
Apples. green. retailing from stores a
62tac per box.
Chickens. 81 50a3 z dozen.
Hams 131.e; shoulders 9c; sides III
q ID.
Lard, in ION cans, 81 25; in bulk, To-
PB.
White beans &c z ID.
Onions scaree-nolninally 81 50 pc
bushelfroIn stores.
Beet OH foot. &c; pork, 5ll9e; mntto'
sheep, per head s..
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The BIG SFE1L-Ts definitely settled to
come or at the Congregational church, on
Tuesday night next. On that occa sion a
prize will be given to the best spelti>t,
consisting Of copy of webster.s unabridg-
ed Dictionary. costing $l3 so. We believe.
Here's an opportunity for some one to get
away with al the words he can possibly
use tlurfng lifetime. If liie should be ex-
tended as was NTethesla's. e ks3'sfi'
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INsVMuMESTAL MUSIC. Mr.. g. S. Nick
erson profTers his services to the citizens OF
Albany as teacher OF instrumental music.
on the piano or organ. Terms-twelve
dollars for twenty -fotiE lessons. Lessons
given at the residence of pupil. Satisfac-
ton guaranteed. Orders LEFT at the Albany
Book Store promptly attended to.
G. S. NICkERSON.
Albany, April "A, 1875. 2w
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Pacific Slopers.

Two ten--rnIe teams took the trail toward
keiton from Boise City on the 18th inst, for
freight. s.7
John T. IIicklip. of Thnrston county w. t..
has obtained a patent for an improved grain
seIsllsltor-
The city marshal of Corinne has captured
fifty horses. supposed to have been stolen in
southern Utah.
The n9 gaTsr is hsye 0rch1ase.l 1s the ddleton @
hereafter do their OWN grinding.
Rev. J. p. Lyttcn. who has been the pastor
of tho Episcopal church ;,t Boise city for over
two years, has gone East to remain.
Several dwellings,, schooner and a bay
steamer will be built at Empire City this sea
son.
The gr1lnsers around Cornelius arc improv-
ing the iine weather by putting in their spring
crops.
Washington county will have 10000 slam
der suit at he next term OF the circuit court
for that county. III
The Roseiburg and Coos Bay Wagon Road
Co.. have again negotiated their lands and road
10 an Eastern company
a vast amount of freight is now stored in
the warehouses at Rosebnizs, and almost every
train from below adds 10 the amount.
ATnitY proposes 10 let the contract for build
two oStor1es high. sz5
a. Abe Fra Frazer, shot by Delaney. lately at Lake
, +. NJ, from the effects OF the wound.
4 two-year old daughter of Richard (iaunt,
Of Nc i,, yie has oniex three whole fingers
1t with his little :. hatchet.''
- y Dook-pedJler named Connen rolled his
team and wagon OF from a forty-foot elnbank-
ncnt near the Lafayette warehouse, on FRIDAY
last and brought up under one of the horses,
himself.
dificalty occurred on "Wednesday. in the
and Mr.. M. M. Moore, in which The former
struck the latter in the forehead with the non
of his az, knocking him senseiess for the time.
Last week the directors of Hilisooro school
district hired Mr. (iault for principal. and Miss
suing term of school. The school ODeDed on
Monday with eighty scholars.
The Victoria Go7onis. says: sskadgct Valley,
Wheat oa oats % and %arley @ Too large by ,ps about 81
10000 tons we reckon
When Brigham Young was in jail, the other
that institution, and Twelve at the door
John German has won his suit against the
county commissioners of Boise county. where
by he collects his fees while turned ont OF
Office asassessor, amounting TO about $1,000
Some of the members of Olympia Grange No
u Barnard, on Tuesday of hast week. and
planted menoriG tree in the name of the
| 0rson Hyde, who has been president of the
Twelve apostles for nearly thirty years, has
been degraded by his dread master TO third
ing promoted tofhe priInttcy.
julius Dickens holds more Offices than aYty
he s not happy m but soes a' ana ati4eTrsis s him
/ gar. That is a little TOO much.
4 The work on the NJ e. church MT Boise CITY
al u reasnng Tie slls as
pe Pc ready Tor dedication about the latter part pi
| farmers are well on I he way with their spring
4 crops: "A couple or weeks OF rood weather
Every s.'ns and dPansing fs s5a soMl1p viii ps
even, larger than last yenr 49, s n
Eed essTs; 1a,.ss, i; ~ Tongge s p Humphreys and
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REMovAL.-H. Weed has removed the
- Beehive Store - to Freeland's building,
two doors west of the old stand, on First
street, where he will he happy to meet his
old patrons and friends. lie offers the
public Groceries, Provisions. &C., at re-
duced prices for cash or Produce. Call and
see him. IT,.
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VOW READY FOR BUSINESS.
E. CARTER & co.

HAVE GIVEN THEIR FLAMING MILL.
III Sa,sh & Door Factory a general overhaul
ing and repairing, and greatly increased their
facilities for doing work, BY putting in q new
ATER WHEEL. n new SHAPING MACH1NG
and new Pl.ANER AND WATCHER. all male
In Oregon by Oregon lneclaanics and out of
Oregon iron, and are 3 cresift to Oregon.
The Piancr and Mafcher Ia specially adaptcd
to matching Flooring and Rustic. which We
make speciality. and NEc now prepared TO do
without delay, IA we can change the niNchlne
from one kind of work 10 &nOt her In u few
minutes. and with our excellent water-pOwer
are always ready to run any or ali otsr ma
cllnefy.
We Keep DOORS, SASH and sfOI.DINti always
on hand. or make TO order with dispatch. We
have made arrangements by which Fassw
prepared to furnish Sash and Sash-Doors,
primed and glazed, to order. ut very near Port
iailal prices, and propose to make It. to the
interest of Bliidefs to buy AT HOME s1ld
encourage home interests. Es9 4s-tHs
With our new SH .ApER we are prepared to do
my kind Of circular or irregular work. much
better tilan ii has ever been done in Albany.
We have two new GrindStOnes, ono for the
special benefit of those wishing to grind axes or
tools of amy kind.
In Short we have spared neither money or
of work in our line with neatness, ches,pness
and dispatch. and have materially reduced
our prices for work. All of which we hope
the public viii appreciate, and continue 10 give
rs n liberal share of their patronage.
Ed. CARTER wfilnlway De ON hand. with COM
pefcnt mechanics, ready to serve those who
may favor us with their orders.
Satisfaction as 60 work and prices, guar.
REsee<l.
r. CARTER & co.
Albany. Or, April Q. 1873.
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Messrs. A. G. Layton aud Rumbaugh
returned from their claims on the Santiam,
some twenty miles above GIeenhorl. .
few days since. They expect to return in
few days, when they will bring in a ditch
and get ready to work their. bar with a
hydraulics They ale confident they have
good thing. =.
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SoCTABIE-This evening. ut the Mo-
thotffst parsonage. Everybody invited.
Ice cream, cake. etc. ls9- asa lasf =
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Akcna.s r,,r tile TlcgI.Eer.

BrsINEss AGENr. we have soctrea tl,e ser
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Raising samd Moving Bullalins

XNYE THE UNDERSIGNED BEG LEAVE TO
w announce to the citizens Of Albany nnd
surrounding country that. having s,ippltcdesu
selves with the necessary machinery fuF rails
ing and removing buildings, arc reaaly az MI
times to receive orders for such work, which
we wiif do in short order at lowest rntes. We
guarantee entire satisfaction in all work under
taken by
Orders left at tire RE3fSFBR Office promptly
attentctl to. Apply to.
albany, Or, April %. 1875. Sev7
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GOOD TEMPLARs.-At the election for
officers in Western Star Lodge, l.. o.
G. r., on Tuesday night last, Jos. Lig-
gett was elected w c r; LISA Williams,
w V I; a. n. Arnold, r S; F. NJ.
Wadsworth, F s.; "A. B. Morris, Il +; Rev.
j. Wilson. C.; B. F. Purlom, NJ; Ella
RidOut, I G.; r. Cheadle, o G, and Jos.
Liggett, Host.
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DIED.

Mrs. DIR. Perry Miller died at her resi-
flence in this eonnty. April 2Al, 1873, of
consumption, aged 23 years.
Near Tangent. April 23tl, the infant
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs !. b. Hunt.
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FIREMAN's Picnic AND BA1.L.-AIbAny
Fire Company proposes giving picnic on
Friday, May 21st, to be followed by a
grand bah In the evening at the Opera
Horse. Henri Sayrs, joe webber, n. A.
Baker, II. Cooley and VIM: Richter were
appointed asa committee of arrangements.
and Will no doubt set things up in good
silane.
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NEW MnLINERY.-Mrs. C. C. English
has received a nice invoice of the latest I'm
millinery. among them some OF the pref
tiest and most stylish bonrets and hats
we've seen in many a day. Mrs. English
Is a lady possessed of the most exquisite
taste, and can tell you just what win suit
your complexion and style to dot. Call
at ITer store on First street. east Of A.
Carothers & Co., and feast yotlr eyes ON
handsome millinery. Mrs. E. wishes to
engage the services OF first class dress
maker at once.
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MARRIED.

Near Waterloo. Linn county, Oregon.
March 25th. 1875. at residence of Peter
Powell, hv j. ID. Gibson. J. p. MIR. L. G..
Powell and Miss Lilly Bell Fairclo.
Bulletin please copy.
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The table of Sewing Machine sales for 1873
shows that Our sales last year amounted to
232, ,AA4 two hundred and filiriy u tao tllOus-
and, four hundred and forty-fonri Machines,
being large lncrtaase over tlle sales OF the
The table also shows that our sales Exceed
those Of any osiher e'oas.Islay =. for the period
namsds by the number Of Fla @H4 BfacfafmeSe
or nearly double those of any oi her Company.
Il nlay be further stated that the sales of
US wi.n lh1s Q, IL snGM 81
other sn,.i<ers. than OF any other ytar.
For instance in 1872 we sold 5000 more
In 1873. the ssies were
Highest GOBmps eAt0re q
These fignres are all the more remarkable,
for the le,ason That the sslIesFtT tive Arincilml
Companies In 1873 lesn tHltasa their sRtes
ssalpM have largely anacrcasa i.
The account OF sales is from xU0rn re&urss
made 70 the owners of the Sewing Anchin~
It viii hardly be denied. that tbc spperiorsty
strafed- at all events that their popularity
/ In the honseioldis unquestionable:
Name OF No. Sold. Or
sinsr nse,ns sig s Il II. eefsas isiSs
sss M \ n Mt CO. sss oss ,is ss Iso ssSs
e:r"vssr Baterco. Go 5sofo @ s Wis 1851 sii
wilson o y $ II ii. Le. Co. szsss @ si.:s % lis lis
WgS W,isoI Mashlns siis cg q se y, !. ss
NmerieSu r. Fl 10. iSSs0 lis :. t':SS
Florence s. ii Co. 1879 $3.50 q s,sss
THE SINGER MANUFACECRING COS -
Union Square, New York.
I @ TITUS BROTHERS. q
Agents, Albany, Oregon.
aprllT4
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IS THE HEST IN THE WORLD9
MO NKOulSelxeerDer eassa Make 8Weee asaea
NTla0H Heaoa1ae Bread NN19A@ut te.
5a61WDFR is now IN great demand Sales isf-
cieasing daily: Nov as gross Per day 20 the
trade. ID, CAII4ACHAN now sole Lnnnu{Rc-
tur8 and proprietor, uacs no drugs NO bone
dust pTlye white cEeNul Of Tartan, tsnrQtted
direct and ground on the premises, being the
chief Ingredient,
Always ON hand and .snr sale at lowest prices !:
CnRHaERap,s Yeaas Powder, in ! n cans. .
superior article.
CaiIasSia ias1.'a Crease ef Tarsars in all atTle
OF Packages.
EHHAaaEl lBRH1so Pure EMEAe1m AfAte0EBo1B06e
Qg H0SBm and Ha1eFmElNs sf 3,
ROR sAIlE. BY ALL GRoGERs. IS
ALSO
4Fenxs Of WmmsmR aMJsnsAza msaxl Emwnaszs
H8a-emrbomaee Of H@saMs tu kaNM. 70
FoR SALE BIZ ~
ID. CAIaRAHEEAW e co., MaasusacsureRn.
lsi FRONT STREE San Erancisco.
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System. that undermine health ami settle into
Troublesome Disorders. EruYtinns of fine skin
arc the appearance on the surface OF htllnOrS
that should be expelled from the blood. Ia.
terilai dernngeIuets are the determination of
these same humors TO soineinI erIal organ. or
organs. whose action they ierange, and whoss
substance they disease and destroy. AYEKsB
SAHsAPARILI.A exrcis these httinors from the
blood. When they are gone. the disorders they
produce disppear such NJ UictruttUns ~ th6
Lfpsr, &n4nnch, Ka5aeys. I.ungs. Erufsliors U'sse
Es7tpifge Disr0ses ef flc Skin, 81. AftenN's Ffsvs
l0se or Eryssfclds, Pi1sptcx, Fassssies, Bcerhea.
IsoiIx. 7asnnx. TcfiT and SuH Rhsafw. Ha~tat
Had, IsisaOscoy7n, Ulcers and &,Fes, Rhrmwu-
tfss1s. NtstTni0id, PUN in the B07ses, SScte and
Ikads E1al0ls JFeokAess, SaTtay, Lrucorrh1vs
arising fran Internal Rlcerutidn and stteriSe
fissxisF Iofonsy. DlEstse7,sia, EDGctdtiOn dsNf
Ge5sfrnt DcbdHy. With their departure health
returns.
DRs =. G. AHER q GW.s HDweils lEHq9kS
Pracl icnI and Anaiyti Chemists.
El- Sold BY all Druggists and IheAlerP In
Me1ieine. WINS
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CITY CoUNcIL-Met Ines,lay evening"
We are indebted to City, Recorder, II. A,
Baker. Esq, for the following report
w. f. Howellis petition for right OF
way TO puf up a gas machine, for the pur-
pose of lighting the Council Chamber--at
no expense to city. but to prove to the
Council the benefits .theretrom., both in
economy, safety and ligit.-was granted.
Petition of citizens for night-watch
granted, and VIM. Queener. by nnani-
NOUS vote. appointed. bully. tor Billy
our city Is safe.) ,aae.
Ortiinancc relating to private boarding
house licenses was rejected.
An ordinance granting the right for
water ditch, along the west side of Lyon
street, was passed.
The license Of Mr.. McLain, for street
sprinlSling, was unanimously, as well as
magnanimously, refunded.
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NEW TODAY.
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FROM I11zBANoN.-Tlmes are lively in
Lebanon, and the town has improved rap
idly during the past few months. ~
James Cowan, one Of the poIitest men
in tlss weird, excepting only Squire Mon
tague, and his pardner, Mr.. McCalley,
together with our genial agent. s. H.
CIang4hoh, do the general merchandising
for the place-and they keep excellent
stocks ofgoods, too. -7 -
Our old friend. DIR. Ballard, IN cofiiuflc-
ton with Mr.. Mcknight, supply the de.
nand FOR drugs and medicines. sa3'
Drs Ballard and Foley do the killing
in geod shape. Our acquafntancs With
these geatlen1els Is suf9cEent 20 enable us
to sag, tive nFes willing 90 risk orlf Iife in
their asnflfs. - NobIes tssss. experienced
in his profession. DIR. Ballard has no SUI
perior In his procession. 10 .iss ie Z
Peterson, the ttGeneras Repaifcr. .
needsan advertisement 20 explain hfs bus
imess 10 an admiring world. itg1 S
Mrsu Vheelar ~ Coapton do np the
millinery 30 the entire satisfaction OF fiieit
Iady patrons. Iisis 'lsi.ssf sisas 2, ili9
And last, but not least, iss Dick Powers
q Cos .eblaeluinitl6ng Dick has tie rep
ntation of being the best fRs4sef N tho
world. md we gtSess be deserves Il. ssssss
DonaeA'B livery ytstsble ii q most accom-
unotlafing fsatArn Of fhs'tDum t0stlle tsay.
cling publles L 81 ss5ss. gSss #
A neat hotel attxaeted. onr attention. bat
rs our. stay in tie place was slioxt waxlfIsut
~
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ca All Work Done and Goods Nold~
Warranted to be AS Represented.
Ayers SarsapariiIa,
For ParIGyfng the Blood.

I IFS CatIil iNIttIWI
tic. vegetable altera
ives. Sa-saparilln,
dock. Stillingia and
Mandrake with { he
lotlidcs of l'osasSlul1i
and Iron makes n;
most effectual cure
OF a series of COM
plants which are very
prevalent. and RfHiict-1
Ing. IL purffies the
blood. pniEcs ont tho.
lurking liulnors IN the
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-12-02

J. j. Hayes & Bro, a1e ready for the
Holidays. They know what "Christmas'
means, in Austin, and they have prepared
themselves, accordingly: 1t is probable
that their stock OF Silver Ware is more
extensive than 1t has been any former
year, and that it comprises a greater vari-
city. The Toy Department is full and com.
plete, embracing something OF every thing
that is either useful or ornamental, and
will prove a real "bonan2a" to the little
folks. They have i large selection Of mu-
steal instruments of the fines' make and
quality, and ut the lowest prices. In the
line of Jcweiry, they are we'll supplied
with the latest fashions which cannot fail
to please the ladies.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-12-02

II. I. SMITH has sold his little "picturt:
shop" Cor $4,000 Mr.. Thomas Edwards
is the purchaser, and he will continue the
business in all is varieties. Mr.. Ed:
wards acquired knowledge Of the "rt
under Tie direction Of Mr.. Smith, and is
therefore u competent operator. He has
employed tie services If Mr. John E. Slo.
cum tor the winter, and he purposes that
he gallery shall lose nothing from its
reputation or its attractiveness. We art
glad t. have Tommy" become establish
I'd here, and We hope the business will
prosper in his hands.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-12-02

Alr, Scil. nd. + has alre;ttl, loud i, nee
essary I" duplicate sonic 1T lis var. ex.
i.hslvc orders for Lnliua. gods. lie is
determined to nave enough this year. Ills
selections 81 EN- to have been very judi.
ci"us and popular Judging from The ex'
tent of his sales He has made hobby
horses something OF Il ''hobby" This ear
aud can present fine opportunity for Il
choice. > His silver ware is an attractive
feature, and secures hosts rf admirers,
while his watches, jcwclry and Toys ar.
equally in favor with the public. THOSE
" no 20 carly will OF course have the bcs1
chance to make satisfactory selections.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-12-02

We have received the programme of a
Sunday School Institute for Southern
Minnesota" to BE- held al the Baptist
Church, Owatonna, next Wednesday and
Thursday, December 9Th and 9th, under
the direction of the Minnesota Sunday
School Commission. Rev. E. B. Ed
munds, Of Wisconsin, is to conduct it.
Earnest and experienced brethren from
abroad are to assist. A cordial invitation
is extended to all Sunday School workers
to share in the service and benefits of This
Institute.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-12-02

Howe, the Register Of Deeds was re-
Gently ASSESSED for political purposes. HI
paid half the amount, prom ising to pay
the balance when requested to do 80
When the collector made second Call
Howe had changed his mlpd and wouldn't
pay another cent. Probably he had jus,
learned that s. Page was assesst d last eal
for similar purpos. and that he declined
to pay anything whatever. Howe needs
only a Page precedent for an, Thing thai
he does, ur refuses to do.
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SEE HERE.

MEssEs. AUSTIN l. CHASE have just received
an improved pattern Of tho celebrated CITY
OF TROY COOKING RANGE. 1t is with.
out doubt the finest device for heating and
cooking comb led that has yet been produced
The design is beautiful and the construction
is perfect. No one should buy = stove with
out Grst having seen tina 1M2ROVE CITY
CT TROY. 1912
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A BARGAIN FOR SoNEBoDY.-I c4er my
house aud three lots tor sale much below their
value, on favorable terms.
r. L. KIMBALL. "
Austin, MIMI, Oct. 7th, 1875. 28tf
c. W. Ransom has opened = coal yard At
tho depot and is ready to supply hard and
.AAxaP{I f1na psiyt in tae-el9: So4sS At
1T ~ $e<JtSts Qlsrs 81 bs15a. viii D.
X. Pierce. 27tf
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-12-02

Chandler Bros have full and com
plete stock of staple groceries, -four and
feed, crockery, stone and glass ware
Since they are comfortably settled in their
new quarters they are prepared to sell for
cash rs cheap as the cheapest; all goods
guaranteed to give satisfaction. Call and
see them aud compare prices. 35-w4
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Dissolution notice.

Public notice is hereby given that the hru
recently doing business as grocers, in thi'
city. under the name and style Of Taimsdge 1
Buck. has this dav Dissolved arsnership b.
nutu consent,-Mr. Puck retiring. Thu
busiLcss will he continued at the old stan.i by
Mcssrs. Talmadge l. Ball. Persons knowing
themselves to he indebted to the late f,m
must settle their ac,'u1ts within thirty days.
t" FAVE casts. Any business Of the late fru
may be transacted with either Of the under
signed. :. D. TALNADGE,
F. L. BUCK.
AuS,in. Nav lar 1879
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Y A n I'b D..

A local agent and q caDvasser in this coun
ty, to represent Our FireSll1% Friend.
We can give the proper party A Good Paying
and Easily Worked Cash Business. The taet
and experience of an old agent is not needed
to be successful, though we hare more expert
enced agents (secured during the past tive
years. working for W than any other houso
in America, and they cont inue to work right
along; and make BIG salaries. The secret is
that they offer the people Better Inducements,
and that We attend more promptly to their
orders. v7n3R
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-12-02

Last Sunday night The mercury sank to
zoe below zero, and ON the following duy
Il great many noses and ears turned White.
The cold "snap' was Of short duration
and yesterday the windows were tree
from frost.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-12-02
Notice to The Public.

The undersigned has lost three notes a.
follows. to-wit: One for six dollars, duo in
six months from its date, signed B. Vosburg
one for eight dollars. due in 80 days from it.
date, signed 3eorge Elliot; and one for forty
dollars. drawn payable in six months. signed
H H. Kent. q lof them in favor Of 2. B. Peck
All pers"ns are warned against pu"chasin 6
said notes or either Of them, as they belong
to me- and their payment to any ether per,
son is hereby forbidden.
Austin, Nov. Is, 1875.
S3t5 GEO. BENTON.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-12-02

Confinement TO our bed has prevented
lis from taking IL look 1T the Catnoiic
Fair and Linu,r prepared by the lauies
in cnarge there. We glad to learn that
so Tar il has ben usually successful.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-12-02

HAYES s. Bro will still IL musical in-
s,runenl or a watch or Il CLOCK or a set ut
jeweIry as cheaply US the same can be had
elsewhere, and they have a large variety
of each from which TO se.ect