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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-06-10
GTATE OF MINNESOTA COUN
0TY OF MOWER.
IN PROBATE COURT.

IN the Matter cff tie E*t.:c cj Etear9 Barrett
Deceased.
On reading and fling the petition Of VIM.
II. Crandal', Administrator, setting forth the
amount OF personal estate that has come to
his hands, and the disposition thereof: the
amount OF debts outstanding against said de-
ceased, and a description Of ali Tie real estate
of which said deceased died seized, and the
condition and value Of the res pcctive portions
thereof: and praying that license be to Einl
granted to sell Lots six ~ and seven ~ and
the north halt Of eight (S) ii: block one Il in
the village Of Austin. and it appearing, by
said petition, hat there is not sutiivien; per-
sonal estate in the hands .: said Adlninistra-
tor to pay said debts, and that i: is nece>s AIRY
iu order to pay the same, to Sell all Of saits
real estate:
1t is Therefore ORDERED, That all persons
interested: IN said estate. appear before the
Judge of the Court, Gu Saturday, tho 9th
! day of July, A y. 1875. at l O'Clock p. Nj,
ut the Probate Office in said County, then and
there to show cause lit any th,se br) why IL
cense sh ou'd not be granted to said Admins
traitor to sell said roui estate according tv the
p:nyer Of said petition.
And it is Further Ordered, T hat 4 cory of
this order shall DC published Tor iour success
i've weeks prior to said day Of hearing, tie
last Of which publications shall be at least
fourteen days before s"id day 1t heasing, in
| the Mower County :TRASscKirr, q Weekly
Newspaper printed and published at the oisy
of Austin, in said County, and personally
served on oil persons interested in said estate,
residing in 'aid County. ut least tcu:tean
days Leforc said day ct hearing.
Dated at Austin, tho 7th day Of June, A.
D. 1875. By the Court.
SAnUEL HAETER,
Judge Of Probate, Mower Co., Miau. i0;t.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-06-10
CORRESPONDENCE.
BHowNsDALE, June 9;h, is;

BROWNSVILLE, June 9;ll, 1915.
Crops were never looking better, if we
except corn, which has been held back
BY the cold weather.. Numerous transfers
of real estate, and breaking plows arc do
ing lively business,
The Steam Grist Mill Of Marston Bros,
will be ready for operation sool. Ma.
chinery TO be put i'll this week.
y new Millinery Store on Mill Street,
in the place formerly occupied by j.
1,stven.
GcassNoppers fail to put in any appear.
ancc il this LEGALITY. just lie country 10
locate in, where there is 10 draught, no
chintz bugs, DO graSshoppcrs, and no fail
urc OF the crops, and land is cheap:
Social Hop lit Grange li;,il Friday eve.
hing.
iIr. Brown cattle buyer from RocAes-
ter, will hcncsforth make 'his place Ills
headquarters, having located here with
his fam ily. 49, '.-..s.
Sleeper s Son are making preparations
10 meet the greatly i:c:cs sing demand for
their really superior Lightning Fly Pei
son Paper.
Burns s. Marsh jus: received large
supply ct Fourth oi July explosives, in
the shape OF Crackers, Torpcdocs, Caps,
Buckets, Lanterns, &c, g.. %4.
,R. T. Bacon is putting up his new store
Il the most modern style, splendid coun.
tcrs, elevated Office, and everything to cor
respond. He. will soon be ready to pre-
senth customers with a large and, care
fully selected stock Of Dry Goods and
Groceries. He will lrot out his Elephant
shortly. -. -:
ST. Paul, Milwaukee, Chicago and ST.
Louis runners too numerous to mention.
New School House in the Colby Dis
trict nearly finished. A good evidence
of the right kind Of public enterprise.
Mr.. Miles johnson, an esteemed citizen
f. Wal;ham, after short but severe i'll
ness, died last Wednesday and was buried
ofrom his home on Friday.
OMEGA.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-06-10
DEATH TO PAIN!

sag, and + will do you good: Winter is up
on W and with it its Pains snd its Aches. 1t
brings Rheumatism, NasAfalgia.a It causes
Burns, Freezes Chi: blafnasst produces Infa.
nations, Sore Throats, Dirsherias We meet
with accidents, Sprains Sc Bruises, Cuts Sores.
for which wei need something to give relief.
Go to Dorr old an9sgef a bottle of Blk
by's Death tosPain, use e Recording to d.
rections, use freely and if it fails 70 give re-
lief take hacksthe empty bottle and get your
Can you desire any thing any fairer? then
try it. Take none other. Every druggist au-
thofised TO refund the monty it it fails to
give relief. - i
If your druggist does FOL kcep t have him
send to Noyes Bros. GCutler, wholesale
agents, st. Paul or to l.. Bixby,f owatonna
Mimi, n anufAeturer andsProprietor.
$50 :ys.s< .s+5z v7.ns-1y
r ISTOFLETTERS RE NAMING
lunclaimed in the Post Office, at Austin,
Mimi, Saturday, June 5th. :.
Te obtain any of these1otters the applicant
;Emust-call for Advertised Letters, and give the
date Of this list.
| Ifnot called for in one month they will be
sent to the Dead Letter Olice.
Arm. trong; Harry. Lusien, Refer
IsB.rker, Miss Eliza Nelson, Susan
+ Beebe, JohnFs Nelson, Peter
Braaten, Mxris 0. Naloney, S:rah
Bridell, isaac Root, I. J.
Cannon, Rob. 44s.ss Seiley, Mrs. NJ.
Conklin, a. L.. Eariey; Mrs. Kate
| Borcoran, sDanl.s Waling, Jane 7.
zDobin, l.. L. -
'''" A..E::MEles, TN.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-06-10
First publication June 81 1871
NOTICE OFNORTC ACE FORE
CLOSIfpE SALE 49,

~ CLOSURE SALE.
Whereas default las been made Ia the con-
itions Of !. ccrT'io jTtza:se and be srins date
:!:e l*t day of May 4. l.. 1874. executed AMI
delivered by e. i. Tnuroer and Mary 4. Thur
Der his wife to Luther g. White and she Vic
Tor Sewing Machine Company, aud recorded
in the Office @: the Register of Deeds Of tho
County Of Mower IN the State Of Minnesota
Oh the lst day OF May A.. D. 1874 at tWoa
clock in The afternoon of.said day in book
COZ Of Mortgages On page three hundred and
| three I3G3}: aiiI whereas here is claimed to
be due ami there is due upon said mortgage
aud the I=bs secured thereby, at the date Of
| this notice to-wit: The :;Is .lay of May A. d.
1873. the sum If thu. hundred and fifty seven
and 65- 100 dollars, ana no action or proceed
ing ct law or herwi<e havin. been instituted
! t. recover tie amount Of said mortgage Debt
| OR any part thereof:
|, Now therefore notice is hereby given, that
und der ANA by virtite Of. tie power Of sale in
said mortgage contained ana recorded there
with and pGrs uant&to the statute in such case
made ana rrcv;icd said mortgage will DO
iurecloscd by the sale ut Public Ecudue to the
highest bidder tor cash, Of the premises do
serihca in ard conveyed by said mortgage to
satisfy the sa,! rlo:ts gage debt, Gusts, and
charges oiSale. and theiurthcr sum Of twenty
I've dollars attorneys fees stipulated in said
mortgage to he paid upon the foreclosure
thereof. AID that said sale will be made by the
Sheriff Of said Mower County, on Saturday
the 9th day Of July 4. D 1873 at two O'CLOCK
in the afternoon Ct said day at the front door
of tho Court House ia the city Of Austin III
said county.
Said mortgased premises are situate il said
County Of Muwer, and are Known aud de-
scr'tca as follows: All CT lot No. four ~ ia
Block No. oce q in the Village of Lansing
in said County and State, except stri p off
the south side of said lot twenty [2o( feet in
width. also the south twenty-one feet on tina
south side Of lot No. three ~ in said block
No. one aforesaid. =
Dated, Minneapolis, Mimi, May 81. 1875.
LUTHER c. WHITE.
and The Victor Sewing Machine Company,
". E. HALE, Mortgagses.
Attorneys for Mortgages.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-06-10

We see by the TRANSCRIPT that DR..
Spatford has concluded*to settle in Aus
tin, and will shortly.send for his family.
For about Is years DR.. Spattord has resid-
ed IN this city, enjoying the confidence
and esteem of the people, both as a man
and physician. After coming here
thoroughly e(ucated.from the best nedi
cal college in Canada. he soon gained an
extensive practice, which he was com.
PEELED to relinquish by reason Of failing
health and a bodily accident, which even
threatened his life. One of his brother
physicians. wrote first class obituary OF
him, which was spoiled by his unexpect,
cd restoration to health. Meanwhile the
medical field here had been entered by so
many competitors for. public patronage
that he finds it to his advantage to seek a
place where there seems to be better
opening for the practice Of his professions
No physician in our midst commands
any more of confidence and good will
from his professional associates than DR.
Spatford. He never WAS the victim OF
professional jealousy. lie docs but very
little, if any, blowing for himself, but
sensible people will find him a man OF
true worth and physician of rare skill
fox all tllat We wish him success Lake
| City Leader.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-06-10
WE made trip to Minnesota Lake al

WE made q trip to Minnesota Lake aud
vicinity last wcek-retu"ning on the ucceed-
ing Tuesday. 1t is a luxury to got into tbs
country now. At no season Of the year do
tee grass and foliage present more charm
ingiy beautiful appearance than the present,
nor IS there finer sky, or more delightful
atmosphere than in the carly days Of June.
The country is one vast field, covered with
grain and grass o! the most luxuriant growth
ii we except the corn which is yet quite small.
Indications are plenty on every hand Of the
gradual Development end increasing wealth
If tho country. Wider areas o! soA urc bcia e
turned over. The early and poorly built
houses are hcing abandoned for more substan-
tial un;i comfortable ones and fences mark
the boundaries Of individual possessions, and
restrain tho numerous herds Of cattle. The
which the latter has paid 50 heavily, has
malc markets all alone its rG!tc, AMI carried
convenience and comfort TO thy very doors
0: the inhabitants, and is really Of great, val.
W =!
hoped SO much from it arc sadly d:sappoin:-
cd. The grain Of that vast area now finds
pu, ehascrs at way stations, and the grass
| crows in the streets once tredden by the busy
feet Of trade an commerce. Well, let it be
so. Cities that do nothing but buy and sell,
ani consume, are ~ ,h= country just what
huge carbu ncles are arc to the human system
-unnatural excrcsccnces, sources Of corrup-
ton, tncrvators Of physical visor, and de-
stroyers Of life energy. There are too many
Of them, and we seldom, srieve at their early
demise. In sayin; this We do not refer to
those natural ccuters where productive in
dus:iy, aud manufacturing enterprise,
converge and misunderstanding 4 bust
| Ecss emporium; but Of those little aggrcga-
tions Of population and wealth SO numerous
in this country, based upon supposed condi-
tions, which have 10 existence and sustained
by taxing the industries without making any
adequate return. Such furnish both the &C.
casion and the opportunity Tor dissipation,
luxury aud style at the expense Of character
and industry. This country will become tru-
~ successful only when it abandons the theo-
~ that it can become a universal city, and
| adopts the eco.omy and the industrious hab-
its which have distinguished the rural popu-
lation of tho world. Business VIII f"rco its
way and become stahhshed and prosperous
at the joci Of the industries. Here and there
a,o plainly indicated by the topsgrphy Of the
country, its soil, and its natural highways Of
com merce. When we have more Of the coun-
| try and lcss of the town, We shall have great .
or pecuniary prosperity, an increased indus
trial activity, and a higher average Of indi-
i vilual and national excellence.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-06-10
The Jubilee Singers Coming.
Our readers will be delighted to lea

Our readers will be delighted to learn,
that the people of Austin are to be favor
ed with visit from the famous Tennessee
Colored Jubilee Singers, who will give
one Of their grand concerts, in Jones'
Hall, this week Friday evening, June 11tl
They seem to feel the spirit of The melodies
they sing, and in the mere rapturous of
the camp meeting hymns, are carried
away by the language to which they give
uttcrance. Their enunciation is clear and
distinct, and the listener is never wearied
by the length of.the programme. There ia
= charming variety OF voice and action
about the entire affair, that absolutely en-
chants young. and old: The intensity Of
the language in dealing with sacred sub
jects, the rapt gestures, the clasping of
hands, and swaying to and fro of the
body, are entirely NATURAL and therefore
from the best pictures. Of. plantation
life that have ever been presented on any
stage.
They have splendid programme, and
we select few Of the pieces:
Gwinc to be Meetin' Here to night.
/ cum for to tell You Bout How Cum
Along. ~~ ~ .:s. . 80. - ;
Shine Along, de Spirit is de Engineer:
Gwine to Ride up in dc Chariot.
Been List'ning all de Night Long.
Old Satan Tried for to Tempt my mind.
You Bcttah dun Humble Yourself
Some for Paul and Some for Silas.
Go Down Moses: q S
Roll, Jordan, Roll. s
Swing Low, Sweet Chariot.
Way Down Upon the Suwanee. River
(by~ request. linz. .....
There are several others There is sure
70 be crowded .housc, and it will be
s crowded house, md it will be wise to
secure tickets and seats in time. Now
for sale at Hayes, Jewelry Store. Re-
served Seats 70 cents. Admission so
cents ildrsn IS cents. Concert to
couaa,1nce At eight clock.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-06-10
WE'LL ALL GO.
The New Work ana New Orleans Circus
and NlcnaS>rie.

112e new " DIX ANA New OrlcaAs Circus
and NlcnaScrie.
(. -. -. s,,.e-ss-.--- .,.-. s.-esx
Monday, June 14tl, the greatest Of all.
existing circus and menagcric combina-
tons will disembark from: the special
train, which is called into requisition for
the transportation Of its army OF menag-
erie, vans and baggage wagons, and form
its street parade at 10 o'clock. At one
q clock the wonderful ascension feat will
take place lit the g:onds, free to all spec
tators q young lady walking a wire two
hundred feet in mid air. There will be
two performances in this city, one in the
afternoon, and one in Tue evening. Ad-
mission fifty cents; children under ten
years, twenty-five cents; children under
eight years, free. The following account
of the performance and appearance ofthis
circus ana menagcrie, from the Peoria
National Democrat will give our readers
some idea of what they are going to
see.
AS every man, woman and child in this
city is, ere this, we'll aware, W. W. Coles
aggregation, known as the New Ycrkand
New Orleans menagerie and circus, has
| come and gone. The street parade which
took place between the hours OF ten and
eleven a. IN, was witnessed by thousands
of people who t!aronged the streets and
crowded the overlooking windows for
many blocks. The parade was an excel
lent one, the snake cliarmcr coming in
| for his full share of Wqnde, ing admira-
ton. The parade over, the universal
question seemed to be asked "are YOU 60
ing to the circus:" and as the large ma
jority of the answers were in the affiirma-
tive, it may easily he imagined that the
spacious canvass, spread in Voris' Field,
was crowded during both afternoon and
evening performances. z
OF the menagerie we have nothing but
praise, larger than the majority, it is ex-
cellent in every particular, and calculated
| to please: :->r.~ i. '*s .ss
The steam man is marvel of lnechani-
cal Continuance, and walks backward and
forward as if blood and MUSCLE instead
of steam and iron were its component
parts. ~ ~ -, -.
| The sea lions are excellent specimens of
a species of animals no less rare than
curious and the crowd around their
selni-acqucOus cage was large and interest
ing.
OF course the waxen images Of the prin-
lpal participants in the world. famous
BeecherTilton scandal, attracted much
attention. They are new, and, modelled
from life, SO that those who cannot see
the originals and have seen Mr. Coles fig
ures can rest content that they would rec
ognize the former from their resemblance
to the latter.
The circus was one of the best we have
seen here for many seasons. Tie eques-
trian acts were novel and daring, while
the battout leaps Of Kelley and Batcheld-
or were surprising. The reserved seats,
with their cushions and backs, are a new
and admirable feature. -. - II,
Mr.. Coles canvass is new, and Of novel
pattern-longitudinal strips OF blue and
Whites extra thick, and very co,nn,odi-
Gus. In fact, all the paraphernalia con
nected with the com bination is5first- class,
and of a sort upon which no expense has
been spared.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-06-10
Wholesale and Retail Dealers Il
LARGEST Un7cr00nzs and S0ci in Southern Min,
; u. e. s =.
~ First pubIiea ion M ~ a2eth,.ls75.]
MORTGAGE SALE.

Default has been made in the conditions Of
certain inaeature of mortgage made and
executed by LelNpd 3. Lewis to Henry n.
fiuggins bearing date the 4th day Of Noven-
Der \. d. 1871 and recorded in the Office u
the Register OF Deeds in and for Mower Coup-
t. Minnesota; on the 4th day 81. Novcn1ter ~
u. 1871, at s. o'clock 2. NJ, in Book ecM"sse
Mortgages, on Lage 1856. Said mortgage .nss
given to secure the payment of the sun Vt
FIVE Hundred and Sixty Dollars and inter~st
thereon, ACCORDING to the eanlitionszof three :
prom;ssory notes made and executed by ~.
land B. Levi. TO Henry II. higgins. -.
Said mortgage coEsains sazctause tha3 I'm
case of default Of pay nlcht,sor in the. per
torrance Of any Of the conditions Of .taid
mortgage, it shall be lawful for said :niortys-
gee or his his as*isns to declare the Whole
sum specified in said mortgages to be due. ard
payable, and the said mo:tag &c Virtue sof.
said clause, default having been n,itdsa in tie
payment Gt Four Hundred Dollars and inter
est thereon mentioned III said mort gage, here
by declares the whole sum specified. in said.
mortgage to be. due. And there IS claimed 70
DC due and is due thereon az the date of this
nc:;ce the sum OF Six ilun..e,! and Seventy
zine dollars $500, and proceedings at law
or otherwise have been had 10 collect the same
or any part thereof.
New Therefore, Notice e hereby given that
hy,sirtue of aspowec vi sale ia.ss:id- mortgage
cont::insd and pursuant to the. PRO, sions of.
! the statute in5sach case male and provided
| Tie said mortgage will be fureclosed and the
premises: ,hcrein described, ta-w:t:i =
The north half of the south west uuarterof
section number twenty-sevcn t27) Township
one hundred and three (l33l north Of range
seventeen ~ west, in Mover County, Min
! ncsc'a, with the apPIrteaanees thereunto be-
! longing. will be sult a: Public Vcndue to tho
highest bidder therefor, at the oi:i:e of Gran
! dali & French, in the city Of Austin, County
! and State aforesaid, on Saturday the 81 day
O. July A. D. 1875 at 10 O'clock \. NJ, to
sa ti:iy the amount then due Gu eaii notes and
| mortgage, together with Twent y-fve dollars
attorneys tees allowed by tn: terms thereof
in case OF orcc!osurc, bsSiles costs and Ok
lrensss allowed by law. zS3 -. S<.z1.
Dated May 18th, a. D.'lS75. Z VI Z
I HENRY n. uCGGfHS,
CRANDALL & FREScu;y . : Mortgage. g
| Attorneys for MoT;gagee.
Austin, Miahe*vta. e.:
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-06-10

Hon. r. II. NELSON, Judge Of the I. s.
Court tor the District Of Minnesota, 'lr.
Mann, the Clerk OF the Court and Charles
Mcintyre, receiver OF IL" Southern Min
ncsota Railroad, accompanied by their
ladies, came down from St. Paul last Fri
day and spent couple Of hours in look
ing at some OF. the features Of interest in
this city. We acknowledge. friendly
call fro.E the Judge. III the afternoon
they went out to Winnclago City, return
ing The next day and gcing through to
Lacrosse, and thence to Winona where
Judge Nelson is holding cuur; this week.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-06-10
A LoHG FELLow.

. A Losc FELLow.
. "a
THE state Convention tin onistrsnlilst
Church Convened here ON Tuesday,
gJunos8th, At IA 50 clpc lksA. M.---IlosAes n
+. Noblessyas siee tcl 1csia onts r! q
B.Chaney .sta ntltng ERIK .s.a sss ssss
pARlsHEs II EpiEs ENTEp. IN ssss
AUSTIN. Miss Flora Gsans ,Misas:lAd|
Noble, s. Harter, MIS-. C. Gatt1eld, ". A.
Crane, a. w. Kimhall, Mrs. n. K Noble
and Mrs. w. I. Wilkins.
ALBERT LEA. Minnie Davidson, Kittie
Anderson, NellicsPorter, Mrs. A. M. John
son, Rcy. A. Vedder, y. G. Pratt, Nj, and
Mrs. Charles r. d Iansom B
WEST MINNEAPoIIs.-W. p. Roberts
Mr.. aud Mrs \. o. Pray, D. Morrison, Mrs
W. W. Eastman, and Mrs. r. S. Stevens.
OwAToNNA--Miss Inez Gutterson. Mrs
w: A.sDynes, w. A. Mattice, L. r Harper
Mrs Loren Andrews, and Miss. Maud An
RocHEsrER.-A. Ozmun, n. A. Bur
bank, Mr.. and Mrs r. Freeman. s.. . ). Z:
The following named Clergymen were
presents: D. 55;;:.'ss S, :.
Revs. J. Marvin, ST. Panl; G. II. Deere
Rochester; A. Vedder, Albert Lea; S
Wakefield, Austin; J. H. futile, Mime
apolis. = TX & sze=,,i u -. -.
From abroad: s. -.
W. Il. Harrington, Of BeNidere, Ills. r.
HzsPli'lman, General Secretary oftheGcu
eraI Convention, New York; J. Han
son, Editor Of the New Covenant, Chicago
and ]. II. Ballou, Usage, Iowa s
Officers elected for the following year
Hon. NIX. Noble, Austin. ~.
S. w. Eaton, Rochester. ,:s
J. G. Burbank, St. Paul. =. 1
| j. B. CLANCY, st. Paul.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. f.z 4 4
D. Morrison, Minneapolis. !: d.
r. Blakely, st. Paul. ~" -, :
Jared Benson, Anoka. r., :. Is. =. ~ ~
Lewis Lord, Owatonna. #>z Z .
0: A. Pray, Minneapolis. ssS - -
J. ". Furber, Cottage Grove. I. =.
REV. J. Marvin, ST. Paul. go X a. :
| The Convention will meet at OWatonn
next year.
The exercises have been very interes
ing, and the local attendance fair. TIL
members Of the Church here, have don
everything in their power to render Il,
occasion pleasant to visiting brethren.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-06-10
FIFTEEN dollars Reward!
sF=rs. : ~. -z, y -
STRAYED esKsSEGLEe!

From the suaSc1rihcr at Rose Creek, Mowe
County, Minnesota. on the 2lst inst, Two
MARE COLTS, two years old, both bay
One has white stripe in the face, which
turns to one side at the nose. The other ha:
a white face, aud is 4 PAGER Also o., /
HORSE CuLT.ono year DID, sorrel cncr, W ii
white face. Amy information leading to
the recovery CT the colts viii be rewarded as
above. W. C.WALTS,
Rose Creek, May 25th. 1915. st3.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-06-10

WE omitted unaccolntably TO mention
last week the serious injury received by
Judge d. 3. johnson Of this ely. He
was returning from Albert Lea, ard while
at Ramsey junction and ,in the act OF
lighting from carriage lie fell and
broke bot', the bones Of one leg between
the knee and the ankle DR.. Thorhl!
brought him home and adjusted the f:ac-
tured bones. We are glad to learn that
he is in comfortable condition with a
fair prospect of speedy recovery.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-06-10
Tk!!e' =! er1pt. ].
LOCAL NAT TIERS.
THURSDAY MORNING.. JUNE 10. 1875
SHALL We CELEBRATE

The citizens of Austin and vicinity are
requested to meet at the Court House on
Saturday evening next ats O'Clock, to de-
termine whether, and in what manner we
will celebrate the 4th Of July.
r. N. PADEN,
President Board of Trade. J
C. L. CHASE, s
President Driving Park Associations
f. C. DORR,
President Of the City. Council.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-06-10
QUEEN CITY
SHIRT FACTORY
ViNTON. IOWA.
PIERCE s. REYNOLDS pron's

Keep three cutters busy, and aelarga nambe,
Of frst-class< wo7kmen turning out. the bps,
Shirts ever sold in the west mnd 1t lessipriccs
than eastern humbug Shodays;, EAad you
should patronjzc western ENTERPRISE: S'Theii
Factory is the largest west of Chicago
Send them your order, or give it to thci,
Agent when around. All shirts returned a,
their expense if not satisfactory.
: In ordering. give size Of collar, bust meas
ure and length of sleeve; and state. any
other stem wanted. = &F.fs !
Samples and prices Of material used sent
by mail if desired.
+s,g.. s#E LIN. STURTEVANT. -,
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