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Y}altimore W}0, 9ouuerfag l. isebruar 1875.

= 9ie 3oa @innabmeu betrugen bcute
1921 900.
- Der llntcri9abnleiiter 5ablte hente ais
Sntereiien 1922 200 nno fiir ein9eSogeue Sb=
Iinatioueu SAB 900 auS
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Cine fatale Wttrtmr.

@btIabe1pbi ia, 3. Sebr.-9lm Conn.
tag abenb, ais 6r. Spannagel, apOtbefer in
9tr. 1907, 9fibse, 9(psnue, iit, auf furSe 3eit
entiernte, madte iid) Elm 2ebrlMg, Der an Ell
ner @rfdltung lit, 81 eigenen1 @ebraude eine
Ottrtur Suiainmen. Saum bate er bteelbc
genoiien, 10 fiblte er iid) unpobl uno itarb,
bepor dr,ili6e 6iilfe berbeigebolt merben
fonnte. 9lus ben erneiterten Iugenpupt1en
uno anberen an5eif1cu ging berpOr, OaB Der
Seritorbene etne Sinftur BON Sturmbuts=
gSurSeln Su ii6 9euOmmen bdtte.
@eriatnmltns oer 8raneers.
@barleiton, S.-@., 3. Sebr. - Die
gtatiOnal Grange neriammelte iidl beute in
pieier Stabt. @roBmeiiter abamS bon Soma
fiibrte bSn Snriib.
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sd,re6ltd,es 1tnalii6 In Gnttaoa.

Guebec, @an., 3. 6ebr. - Gin grOBeS
6elSitiid liiirSte beute bel Sap Blanc unb er
i6lug mebrere YeriOnen. Si8 iett bat man
aflt Qeiden qefuuben.
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9te t1nteri1ld1,lne Der nYaetiies
W1atEsSMbIOie.

gSa;biRgtGn, 3. 6ebr. - Das @omlte
iiber Niittel linb gBege iette 5eute 0for9eH
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Scr @elSnsorft.

New 2 CIT, 3. 5ebr. = @el6 leidlt gu
2-a. gSe6iel felt 8u 4.87. @Olo lehbaft II.
bGber 81 114S-114f. Die Staten fiir
carrying" itnb l nno p. SunoeS Sbz
ligatiOnen feit nnD lebbaft; '81er Coupon
1909; '62er Coupon 116B; '64er Coupon
117; '65er 1901; neue 1194; '67er 1903
'68er 120; gteue 5iinfer 1154; 10!40er
Coupon 1174. aftieu ifloiien lebhaft nno
fla1; Jtem Dorf. Central 102, Grte 2S5
Safe Sbore 744, SIS. Central 102, PittS-
burg 80, gtortb gSeltern 445, prior. 50,
Hod<Sslanp 1049.
llnteri6abanlts Silan5: @OlS SAG, 6,648,-
900. Sournl1t SAT 71l771
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6rauen ais aerSte. -@s gibt beuts
outage befauntlih tetne gerin9e gnsabl BON
6O6idulen, Sn nelten audi
oaS meibli1e @ei1lebt 3utritt bat, unO man
3dblt iebt d)on, beionoerS in ben Ser. Staas
ten, mand)e 8raueu utter oen pratti3irenOeu
AerSten. @em uber bierauS SemanO lflie-
BEN mollte, baB Die Srauen bettmmt itu6, III
Der 3ufunit cine groBe 9tolle III Der dr3tlihen
BrariS Su ipielen, ooer ben OiGnnern and
mn in einem betrd6tli6eu @raOe @OHcurreu3
5u MAIDEN, 10 glauben mir, baB er i'm Srrtbum
mare. Die 6fieutlid)e 0teinung iteat Dem
@riOlge Der 6rauen ais 2lerste uniiberitei9li.
DIE 6inoerniIie entgegen. @8 iiuo Die Srall.
Ell ielblt, spel9e feline 6rauen ais &erSte mol
fen. 28eun e8 aud bier uuO ba 6rauen glbt,
bic al8 2lerSte Elm 9uteS 2lu5tonlmeu baben,
10 iiuo oas ebeu @uSuabmeu, mel6e bic Sic,
gel beitGtl9en. Die 6ruueu i6eiueu i'll Die.
Jet QebeuSltelluug tem Gertruueu 5u ibrcm
@ei9le1t 3u habeu, oenu i'll alien ihmiertgeu
Sdaen 3eben ite bic 6iiIie oe8 DtanneS Dor.
@S liegt III Der Hatur Der Safc, oaB Die
6rau III alien SdQeu 9rOBer t0rperli6er @ee
fabr mebr Seruauen 5u etnem0tanne, ais 5u
elmer Srau bat. 9ieier 3ug lit ibr angebOs
rem uno wiro ourh @r5icbung geitGrtt.
(Stuc, Yoltsiro,)
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aus ser SanoesbampttaSt.

aibtngto .. S., 8. Sebruar. :
4uf Iumeilun9 bes Yrditbenten TT bic inter
einem GongreBseiebe ernannte eommiiiion,
ipel9e einen Blan sur Grodanleguns Der III
lupial- -9dnbereieu Der Miiiippt gtieoerungen
einberidteu ioll, aufgel6ft lporoen.
SbTflieut. gS. Rerritt bat ltd] I'M
SaustgpaFIier peg 9epartelpents BON Diii'
ieuri sim 9ienf 81 rlslcen.
- Die @epeniIe @iHnabmcm bsliefen iif
bente auf $315,e52.
- Der Senat beitdtiste bente silte sroBe
Insabl bon @rnennlnsenr barunter folsenoe;
q. SO. Bolt BON Soma, @oniul in Santiaso
gnp 9serSe; q. S. aepiuaiie. Goninl IN Wte
tiba, BteyttsI @. 9ounablooo, @onIul IN
3aeatecaS, anberoeIi ipuabe nadl cine graBt
Ansabl BON 4rntee-Sffisieren beitarlat.
= Der Geuat pertparf in ieiner bentiger
gsecutipiibnns Seea aaeciprpeitatS Ssrtra!
aa:it GapaSa,
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Ser Sreitnopierstsite Spt9reB+
6ptt,rffc Sif,1sffO

Balbi atom, 3. Sebr. - SIN 9 e
II ate tpuro.n sablreide 9etitionen gegen Die
@iebereinfibrung oes aaffee unO Sbee5oueS
eingereid]t.
Senton leste cine 9etition bon giirsern Oes
Oiitriftes Columbia I'M Innabme BON Sar<
gent's 8ill Dor.
Stepenion pom Sultis= s=@Omtte bert6tete Elm
Subltitut Su Der Sia Elm, Die afte bonn Wtdr6
1866 iiber oaS Serfabren III @rimtnall0neH
81 amenDlren.
@lapton beantragte eiileu BeihluB, ben
8rGiiDenten gu erluden, ale Serldlte iber
9rfanIas, rpeldbe benz Senate nod nldt por=
qeleqt iporoen Ieien, einSulenDen uub o1e a19e-
nleiienen @mpfeblungen pegen bes IN penn
Salle jenes Staates einsuIbla9enben Serfabs
renS Al MAIDEN. Sobnlton erbob Gtnlpradle,
nenn nitt Der lebtere Sbeil oeS Sel6lnIleS
qetriden lperbe. Der anltDBige BaiIuS puroe
9eitrideu nnO Der Sei6luB an9enonlmen.
Qoqan bradte cine Sill ein, ben Sber@
fen IS. $. @morp nit SrtgaOiers<0tan9 5lt
quiesciren.
Cameron rief bic Sansbill auf $4,000
slr Oedung Der Soften, mel6e Der SeInh oeS
&6nigs Der Sanopifs. .Snleln berurlad)te, 5n
peripilltgen; ailgenommen.
Ser @eidldftsfalenber murbe iobann onrd)-
qenommen uno elne groBe Gn5abl non Brloat<
8ias paiirte.
SIM HeprGientantenb bauie perz
iut)ten sablreid)e Wit9lieDer, iidl Die neue
@eihdftsreael AL NuBen 81 MAIDEN, ite bean-
traaten Yeihliiiie, rtefen Yils Sur aunabme
auf &C., aber es nurDe @inipradle erboben.
Gonaer iaqte, cine grobe 9fnSabl BON Uttts
aliebern wiinid1e 8ias Snr llebsrpeilun9 etil@
subrinsen. Ranoall erhob @lnlprahe oage.>
aen; er la9te, Der Sorfiber bes Seripllts
Qunqsz @omite's babe etHe Seriptlltgun9sblu
einsnberidten unb bas SauS fDnne otelelbe
bis l llbr erlebi9en.
Ser Spreaer seiste oils rsgelnaBiae Sa=
gesoronnng gutler's antrag an, bas Sotllnl
in @ie6erberathung 81 Steben, ourh pelneS
Die GipilrehtS-S -Sia an oaS SIltt5~eonltte gu
riifperlpielen wurbe.
Jlanoal soq leine @inlprathe 5urilf.
Ser Spred)er Derlangte einlttmnlger eotls
tent, bic Staaten allf5urufen.
8ntler erbob @tniprafe.
Ser Nntrag, bas 8otunt tpieber III Sera'
tbnmg su sieben, ipllrDe nit 157 9e9en ~
Stimmen angenonlmen. Solsenoe 8epub-
litaner ittn1nlten bagegen: Butler, Gent.
SarriIon, 3enn.; QoHanb, Sel.; 0ownoes
Mb.; 9ener, @a.; Stanarb, @tO.; Stralt
0tih.; 9boruburg, Senn.
nnterbeGen ipar es llbr geuorOen NM oel
Spreher 5eigte an, baB Die Stll I'm Setref
bcs 9ennepinzG auf Der Sagesorbnnn9
itcbe. 5aipleD, Der Seridterifatter oleler Btu
laate, er moue Die @iuiirebtS~ Bid ntdt be
eintrdhtigen; ieiue Sill tDnne iparten.
9apes erinnerte on Die Serfpilligun9s
8iGs, 9fa9bem bieie Srage erleolgt mar
fraqte 8ntler ben Spred)er, oh er bte Sprfrag
ioroeru biirie; pas Der Spreder belabte.
8ntler iagte Johann, er beabitdltige etnei
! @ntrag ;usulalien, bic Senats=Sia als Cub
ftitute ansnbieten; bann peree er eineu 2n
trag beriifiid)tigen, allies auf Sd1ulen Se
. si9li9e aus Der Bill 81 ftreid,en. Sierourd
iperoe man geuiigenS @eleSenbett erbalten
, bic @eFnnnns bes Sanies fennen Sn ler
men.
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Gin yeingemafter 0tduber. -
Sin Ginbreder bate ii9 in oen Sauie zines
reihen 6armers 9iitlif getban, ais er pl0e=
lid bic olleln in bem Sauie beftnolidle God
ter bic Sreppe berabfommcn bort. Grihlitpit
IN bic Sorratbsfanlmer uuO plumpit III ein
rieiiges GurfenfaB, in welhem er elenSi9lid)
eriduft. Gage pergeben; cuOlid uad einer
g8od)e, entoedt man ben yeingeiduerten"
8auber. 0a8 Sap wirO 5ugenageIt uno nad
Stem Dorf erpebirt. = Da8 lit unitreitig Die
gr0Bte nSauer9urte" felt @eni9engeOenten.
@eneral 5a;eu bat III Der yNOrtb. 9tmeris
can 9teS;eto" eiueu glrtifel per6fentlidht, III
mel6em er auf @runo ctgeuer BeObadtilngeu
bebauptet, baB in ben mittleren StGG-
ten oeS groBen 8efenS Die Menge
bes culttrfdbigsn 9lderbOOen8 nur cine iebr
geriuge iei, baielbit aud imSabrcSourfi4nitte
10 penig 0tegcn faae, oaB baS gSaf8tbum
bon Serealtell auf OaS Grbe6lihite beeintrdd=
tigt meroc. 2tuS Oieien Gbatiaben 5iebt er
ben ShluB, baB bel elmer 5utiiuiti9en 3u~
nabne Der 8eoDlteruna Die DltIideu Staateu
Die t6uuptlaIt Der @rnGbrung Su iibcrnebmen
baben uno ihrer BrOOufte bel ben III Sergbau
unO oer3ubultrie bei6dftigten ScmObnern oeS
ieruen 8citen8 einen gutcu Gbiatmarft flu
ben ueroen,
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- 9r. 3. 6. Monitot,

Wa6foIser aes Dr. % ind
Er. 1873, gSeit=TaDette=, obsrbalo sutaiprIabe.
sabue iper0en barhaus obne Sdmersen NIT Silie
oes qad,aaies ausse5oseu san5e @ebile nit Gums
misabnea 10 biaie, ME $40 uno paleno seIantlrtt::
dthtem Goiee auf cine porsiislie g8eiie seFint 50
uno 6ober. Berioneu perbeu uobltbnn, bier . porSne
ipre6en, ebe fie anoerspo bn9eben, oa Die 6acllls
ar,neifnnIt nid1t i6ertroffen merben tonnen. Die
Breiie nb iebr nseris, nno fuiro ale @rbet saranf
Eirt. S4s @5eibdft iif Su ieber 3eit seoIfnst.
(Sfttt-S5uliiO, Sftit-Sdui0, ,NfB1D
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Il llbr bic llnteriudung Der rBacifice eWail"s
Subfbie fort. gS. 80. Sennep bon Corning,
Sopa, ipurbe pernommen. Serielbe NOR i'm
6riihiabr 1872 eriter Subhalter beS biefigen
Sanfbauies bon Sap Goofe & SO. 6annte
S. s.. S6umafer nift peri0nllh; erfannte
Die perihiebeuen bur6 ieine 6dube gegange=
nen Santanpeiiungen mieoer, fonnte aber
ibre ndbere Sefimmung obue Siiffe Der Sii-
der jener Sirma nidlt angeben, mOrauf er bis
morgen entlaiien mrroe. 0as @omtte bate
inhnlln cine neheine Sikunn.
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Selegrapbilds Sepei9e!S.
SnlanSs9epei9eit.

(Seri6te oer rgiiocttrten BreHe" fir ben "Gorz
reipOn0enten.")
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Die scnatorauabt 1T gSiscpniin.
-Garpemter gcid,ia8en t,to ettt
Sefftpffo crip1ftff.

@bicago, s. 6ebr.-Spe3iaL 0epeiden
bon Otilmaufee nelbeu, baB gelteru 9lbeno
Die 0emofraten ben 9lugus Cameron bon Ga
Srofie npmlntrten.
81 Imam fee, 3. Sebr.-Oas II. Ballot
faub beute EDtorgen iiott uub bate Die @r~
mGbluuq beS Id)tb. 9lnan8 Cameron Sur
Solge; er erbielt 68 Stimmen; Carpenter
erbielt SO, !Sasleton unb Glarf ] Sttmme.
Die Grtpdbluug @anteron's puroe burf
cine coalition sptidDen ben 9emofraten nHo
ben 18 Repubtifanern, peldle nid,t fir Gar
pelter itinlmen luollten, bemerfteatgt. 2eb=
tere f)luQen Den Senofraten bier Mdnner
Dor, melfe linen 9enebm ieier, remlid
@r- -@oup. 2efpts, Sen. @uppD, 9tidlter Cole
nnD q. Cameron. Die 0enlofrateu nonli-
nirten Cameron litter Der gebingnng, baB er
bic Oartqeloz Scee unb oen Gepeniie, Sarlf 3n
lcinem Yrogramm mad)e.-Oer nelerDdblte
Scnator ipuroe IN Galeoonia, 2iDingltonez
60, NzO., i'm Sabre 1926 geboren; er fam
i'm Sabre 1857 ua6 gSisconItn unb mar ied}S
Sabre lang Otit9lieo Der @eiebgebuHg, 1867
mar er Spred)er oes Saules. @r tit Qo=
pofat.
8ie Scnatprpabien III anoeren Staaten.
SUN tngto II, gS.=gd., 3. fSebr. -
9as beutige Salot bate folgenbes Jleiultat:
gSalfer %, @off 10, Brice Is, Srannon 49,
Sobnion 8, @amoen 6, Saulfner 4, Dennis
2, BenOleton 1.
gS a + ngt II, 3. Sebr. - Die gtad)z
ridbt, baB Carpenter in Bisconiin cine 9tie>
berlage erlitten babe, traf 9e9en llbr I'M
@apttole Elm nnb cirfnlirte balo aagenletn nnz
ter ben @ongreBmit9lieOern. Ser erbitterte
&f in Der @eicbgebun9 BON gStsconiin
bate allerbinas 81 3rueifeln an Carpenters
gSieoerermGblung anlaf gegcben. aber baB
eiu Democrat errpdblt perbcn tpiirbe, bate
bod, Giemanb geabnt. Die 9ta6ridlt rlef
besbalb grOBe aufregun9 berDor.
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I@ YdfIel TdfTel 6a
,yr Retle tn's AusIano tsfprst tnnerbalb 4Stunbeu
=. otatMe,
Gde Der Baltimoreifr. unb Y.sS.=Apenue.
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gSaterto II, N.zD., 3. Sebr. - Cine
iiiOltb 9ebenoe 2ofomottpe Der uSDracule'
gtortberltz@ z@iienbabn" itieB beute Worgen NIT
einen1 n6rOlt6 fommenben 3nge 5uiammen.
9uf Der 2ofomotipe befanben itd) 13 Wdnuer,
tpelde alle mebr OOer meniger perlebt mnrOen.
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Scr @poiae gttttMel.

Springfiel6, Maf., 3. 6ebr. -
6eute lpurbe Der '9ooiac=Snnnel gum erlttn
lR ole mn @nhn2 2iinen hpfnhrer1
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-03-18

LAST night about II O'clock, Charles
Cook, Foreman Of the car shop Of the
Milwaukee s. St. Paul Railway Co., was
found dead on the crossing between the
warehouses, just south Of the passenger
depot. He was lying on his left side near
the track. He took his lantern and left
his house about 10 o'clock telling his wife
that he would so over to the office and
learn if there were any dispatches con-
corning the movement If trains. 1t is
supposed that he died of heart disease.
He had been unwell for some time, and
only a few days before was confined to
the house. He must have been dead near
ly an hour before he was discovered, as
lie could have walked from home to the
point where he fell in five minutes time,
We have not learned whether an inquest
will be held or not. Tie body exhibits
no marks of violence. Mr. Cook was
about forty years old, sober, honest, eE
ficient and faithful. lie had been in the
employ Of the company for several years.
He leaves wife who Is nearly distracted
ON account of her loss. We have no in.
formation as to what disposal will be
made of the remains.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-03-18

The FAIR held in this city last Friday
was in many respects quite successful.
There was quite show of borsesend cat
tie, and variety Of other things usually
seen on such occasions, There was one
particularly noticeable feature, viz: the
presence Of q great nuQber of people who
came for the purpose Of seeing the sights.
Many seemed inclined TO attend the fair,
but not bring anything. Those who had
articles on exhibition and for sale, found
but little trouble in disposisg Of them at
satisfactory prices. So great did the ex-
element become that public sales were
continued during the following day with
very considerable success. We cannot
but regard the establ ishment Of monthly
fairs here @ the opening Of negotiations
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-03-18

THERE is 4 drift Of snow in the Ian
sing road, commencing near Mr.. Lewis
and extending 10 Mr.. Cranes, q distance
of half mile. When last we drove along
its crest it was fully three feet higher
than the fence On either side, and was SO
hard that teams were as secure upon it as
or the ice III the river. In many places
it is covered with sheet of black dirt
six inches thick raised by the wind from
the surface Of adjacent p'nughed fields
and piled up there on the snow, making
the street look rs though it had been gra
ded up to the hcighth Of eight feet above
its ordinary level. There will he snow
there until after corn planting.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-03-18

e. G. DoRR was chosen President OF
the Council last Tuesday evening, by a
vote of five against four for F. @. French
Either gentleman is we'll qualified for the
office. We have no doubt that Presiden,
Dorr will be faithful and efficient in the
discharge of his duties. His predecessor
ID. b. Smith, has been valuable cxecu
tive officer, and retircs from the public
service with the respect of all who know
him-the reward of an impartial dis
charge OF duty. The city has plaudits in
store for others who prove themselves
worthy.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-03-18

Mr. a W. Powers, OF Cedar Rap
ids, is in the city with view to the
establishment Of tanning mill manu-
lactury He is the inventor and pat
entee Of mill which seems to US
superior to anything else now in use
It is one Of those common-scnse ur-
engagements, the value Of which the
commonest man recognizes at = glance,
While it is thoroughly scientific 10 its
construction and arrangement, and in
these respects beyond the comprehen
sion Of n'any, the work which it nc
complishes is Of such a character as to
commend it to the favorable considera-
ton Of ALL We have seen model
which is about enc eighth Of the size
Of the original machine, that works
almost to perfection. It will take a
mixture of wheat, oats and foul seeds,
aud separate the eeveral kinds col,-
.pletely. Italso discrininates as to the
quality Of wheat if desired. the best
being delivered on one side Of the ma
chine, the secord quality on the other
The oats are run cut By themselves. and
the foul seeds thrown into q screen box
alone The mill has an elevator at
tachmen' by the means Of which grain
Is run into sacks, ready to go to mark
e. 4 has : capacity for cleaning grass
seed not possessed BY any other mill
know TO US Il does its best work with
but one effort, never requiring that the
grain be run through : second time.
! L is made oi the best materials, and ID
the most substantial manner " sell
dom 60 into ccs.acies about ) machine
Tor anything olse; but 20 feel that this
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-03-18

SPELLING matches are all the rage in
the East In Providence, Il. T., sixty of
the College students have just challenged
as many of the Normal School girls to
meet them at Music Hall and test their
relative knowledge of the intricacies Of
the spelling book. Why would MT it be
the thing for Austin to fall in with the
fashion before it gets worn out at the
East. Let's have spelling match.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-03-18

COURSE TICKErs.-As the lecture
IF Miss Lillian Edgarton on Friday
evening next will be the LAST of the
course, it will be necessary for holders
of course tickets t. give them up at
the door. No one should expect to be
admitted without first giving up his
ticket. Those who have secured the
privilege Of attending these lectures at
reduced rates, should use every effort
to insure a large attendance at Miss
Edgar tons lecture. She will fully meet
YOUR expect ltiuns
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-03-18

slI Il IS
bene1ied both social and pecuniallly.
The different meInbers of the community
need "a become better acquainted, and
moro familiar with each others methods
and experience. There should be friend
~ but 4 vigorous rivalry between those
who produce articles Of the same and Of
different kinds. Information is.acquired
bY.a comparison Of products, 4 discussion
Of results, The fair affords an opportu-
nifty for these things and we hope all
classes will contribute to its maintenance
and its success.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-03-18
Council Proc d1ngs.
Il CRY COUNCIL RO0aIs,

CRY C0UNCH R0ols,
AUSTIN, Mimi, March 10, 1875.
Present-Prss. Smith in the chair. Full
Board Of Aldermen elect - follows: s:s
LIST Ward--H. E. Anderson, Antoine Fred
rick, P. o. French. s.
End Wara-E. Y. Dorr, H. s. Smith, +. J,
Mayhem. z5 =
Sd Ward--Miohael Collins. c. P. s:ade. II
g Wachlin.
On motion the ceuncil entered upon au in
formal ballot for the election Of president
with the following result:
Dorr, S votes; French, 2; Anderson, 2.
On motion the council took . formal ballot
for president as follows: Dorr, S, and Fronch
President Smith declared AID. Dorr duly
elected as President of the City Council. .
President Dorr in the chair.
Aid. Mayhe~ made . motion that : com.
mittes of two be appointed to<ecure place
Of meeting for the council.
President announced Aids. Mayhem and
Anderson IS said committee. 81.
Onmetion the council adjourned to meet
Monday evening at the usual time Of the old
Board. .>:- .s. 1899, .s..
X. GRIFFITH,
City Recorder
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-03-18
Stop that Cough!

Many hesitate to try a remedy for disease
on account Of the expense, connected with tht
uncertainty If its beneftting them; while III
the same time, had they confidence in tha,
remedy, the expense would be the least objec.
ton. With this fact in view, We make the
following proposition: Any person suffering
with cold, cough or sore throat. that will
call at Dorr & Wold's Drug Store and pur-
chase q bottle Of Hale's Cough Cordial, use ons
half oft. and il they then conclude it is doing
them no good, they can return the bottle and
receive back their money.
No medicine ever sold in this vicinity, that
produced such magical results. Don't fail t.
try it. - '
ORANGE WILLIAMS,
...,.@ III. Janesville, Wis.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-03-18

Mceers. S. Il Vim. Chandler, 81 ccessors to
Chandler Bros, are in their new store and
supplied with everything in their line OF
trade. They intend doing a strictly ready
pay business, and will furnish customers
With the best qualities Of goods at the very
lowest living rates. They take all kinds OF
produce in exchange.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-03-18

PASTURE FOR CoWs.-C. +. Carter
proposes to herd COWS on his own land
during the season, at the rate of SO
cents per week each. if drove of 40
can be had. The COWS will be driven
out and back, and properly cared for
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-03-18

REpUcrloN IN PRIcEs.-Jas Truos.
dell, boot and shoe dealer, will sell all
kinds Of goods iii his line during the
next sshfrty days at great reduction
from regular prices. lie does not in.
tend to carry over any Of his winter
stock, and will make special induce
ments 10 purchasers: . ATT
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-03-18
Auction.

? will sell At auction. Five horses, Three
cows, One wagon, .nd whole stock of Farm
ing utensils. Also my Household goods Of
all kinds, and lot of Evergreens. The sale
will take place on my farm near Mr.. Dem
mings, in the North cast corner,of Lyle town
ship, on Friday: the 10th inst, at 10 o'clock
A. N. Terms easy.
SOLOMON SKINNY.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-03-18

Four Evils. Whoever habitu Ely uses
any alcoholic preparation as an "appctizer"
will be likely to suffer from four evils. viz {:
an ovsrplus of food in the stomach, impaired
ability to digest it, the pangs of dyspepsia,
and a doctors bill. Dr.. Walkers VEGErA-
BILE VINEGAR B1TrERs, the great Teetotal
Restorative Of the ago, without over stilnula-
ting the palate or irritating tho stomach, i'm.
parts d healthfni appetite, promotes digestion,
regulates the liver and bowels, puriics the
blood, and thus, instecd Of entailing four
evils. confcrs four inestimblc benefits. 49-4w
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-03-18

Mrs. W. w. BEowSsoN, having bought
of Judge Allen two lots on Water street,
between the Davidson house and the
bridge, will soon commence the work of
building dwelling house.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-03-18

The case of Colonel Mansfield VS.. A.
N. Flcck, being an action to recover
damages for personal injury, has resulted
in Judgment of $50 for the plaintiff.
The defendant offered 800 in liquidation
Of the claim before the case Was tried.
The Colonel wants new trial.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-03-18

EVERY body says so, and it must there
fore be true, that CUM sells goods cheap
er than any other house in the city. He
has of late added to his stock Of Dry
Goods, Clothing, Boots and Shoes, an
entirely fresh stock Of Groceries, which he
is selling at much lower figures than
ever sold before, and the stock of Crock.
cry he has bought of S. W. Day, he is
selling "Wholesale Priccs,". and less
the freight There are bargains to be
obtained Of CUM; avail yourself of the
opportunity, Att
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-03-18

WIN. RICHARDS returned last week from
Potosi, Wis, whittier he went the week
before to participate in the sad services
of burying his father, who had reached
the ripe age of eighty years.