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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-08
ByJ. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Aucuoneer.
ll13 Main street, next 10 the State Bank.

ITO BE SOLD WITHOUT RESERVE,
THAT DESIRABLE BRICK DWELLING
No 204 EASE MARSHALL STREET, Be-
TWhtN SECOND AND THIRD SfR ELS
will sell M public auction to the highest BIDDER and
wiTlIOUr RESERVE. GA FltlD.. \. l4th day OF May
1875, at . O'Clock L. d., the aforementioned pro.
urr;y cons Isl ing of Most cnnveui NIL -iocaitd
resiiencc 10 the business p,rriOn OF The cay.
The house contains seven rooms III all, ana mas u
very fine aud spacious hull entrance: hgh-niiched
large aud attractive front yard and ovcrlouks the
large and beautiful garden OF The late Dr. a. u.
Workman. , .
Parties desiring convenient home. and one that
can he improved 10 iirst-c'ass dwelling III L small
cost, should attend this sale.
Trims: Uuc-fourlh cash balance at six, twelve,
ard .igh!cen months with interest. secured by u
lrliSt.dt ed. y. THOMfSoN.bkDWN,
my7 Auciiont er.
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... BY Richardson & Co., 's.
Real Estate Agents and Auclioneers,
. -. Lib Main street. = =

A DESIRABLE FRAME DWELLING
IN ON HANCOCK STREET FOR SALE BY
sUCTnDN.-On MONDAY the ION Instant, at
O'Clock p. NJ, We shall sell by uclior, on the PIE
misses. Il Dr. SlRIihLE FRAME DIV ELLING, wth
TWO stories, containing four rooms, aud lot, on te
east site of Hancock street between Cla! and Lelgn
streets. ..= - .....
TERMS: One.tmrd cash; balance In six and
twelve months, ptgotiahe notes tule given TOT the
deferred payments, with interest acdtd ana secureu
hv =, reed OF trust nICHaRDSUN e CO.,
nv G ..' ucioneers.
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BY Thomas w. kecsea, Aucuoneer,
Ma o Cnrnrhnr Sfrenf

No. 2 Governor street.
DAWNBROKER'S SALE OF d. :
i MOHrS, WATCH rs. j EW ELRY, SILVER
WARE, &C., AT AUClIDN.-At the T, quest OF
ABRAHAM HARRIS, PAwSBRoKER,
we will sell at 1919 Main street, on TIL TUESDAY
MORNING, 18Th instant, mt 10 o'clock
$50 lots Of nIAMUND JnWELRf,
.f GOD WATCH c.S, gu.
.. PINS, CHAINS,
RINGS, &c., uIL F.. 80
SILVER WATCHES,
PITCHERS, 80 .....
.-" -. G'3BLETS,
~, SPOONS, E."i
.-.. . FORKS. &C
with fine assortment OF GUMS, PISTOLS, &C.
Alartic.cs warrant q a. repTesenred
rHUMAS w. kEEsEE, Auctioneer.
J. G.. KEESEE, SALESMAN.
All persons having ,.lu g. ...-a- it..
FORFEIT ED PLEDG rs ...s
will call at my office 1922 Main street, and
&c.. kENEW IR REDEEM Ri -.,s....--
them on or b. fore WEDNESDAY. May IL, 1879,
rs further indulgence caunotb granted. -
ABRAHAM HARRlH, Pawnbroker.
-my5 Successor to II. Harris & Brother.
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AUCTION sALEs-Puiure Da1s.
BY Chafin, Staples, q Co.. ,-s.-,~.,,-..
Reai Estate Agents and AucHoneers,
No, i 1 Tenth street.

DEREMPTORY SALE OF SHEDS AND
l. ENCLOSURE, To BE RhMovED.-we will
sell. on the premises, on TUESDAY, May ! tn.
INGS and ENCLOSURE on the old nitre.beds. just
north OF the almshouse, to be removed by the goth
instsnt- es'a
lease The ground on which it STANDS, or eau rent
both ground aud buildings. . ~
TERMS: Al sale .-y-L.. t.5.
CHAFFIN, STAPLES & Co,
nv S 49,, Auctinne ere.
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...-a.fs BY Bronaugh & Taylor, -srI.q
Real Estate Agents and Auclioneers,' Il

~ a.. / = 't----ft. !. - d [.ss o..
MMISSIONERSi SALE OF EIGHTY
~ THREE. AND ONE-THIRD ACRES OF
LAND IN CHESTERFIELD COUSTY.-Sy viz
tue OF a decree Of The ircuit Court tf Chesterfield
In he-sIit OF Coghit's administrator rs. John w.
Bottoms tie undersigned. special commissioners,
viii expose at auc on In front OF the ceprLh )use
OF Ches ertied county, at o'clock III. OH be 10Th
OF MAY, 1875, rkAC1 DE LAND In said COUP
~, near the clover Hin railroad, one or two miles
above Feud.oy's station, sdjoiuing the Lads OF
James Roit"ms ana ais, coniainipg ABOUT
EiGHTY-I HkEF AND USE-TfIIkp ACRES.
TERMS Josh sufficient to pay cost OF su IL and tx.
pens,s OF sale !; and the residue In one. TWO. and
three years, with iutre from day OF sale lite re-
tained till COW eyanc. ordered oy court s.t.
F. ii. tUNNOR, ss--..., ".
WE. &. GREGORY,
ap Z9-tis Commissioners.
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-.r.. BY Chaflin, Staples & Co..
Real Z state Brokers aud Aucuont ers,
No. IL Teltl street. ...

TWO VALUABLE VACANT LOTS, ON
i NINTH BETWEEN MARSHALL. ND
CLAY 81 reefs, FOH SALE AT huCTlOS.-
Al The ~ quest CT the will sell 1t auction,
on the premises, on MONDAY, Nay 10, 1876, al
; O'Clock 4. NJ. Two desirable LOTS, located as
above. fronting "a feet each on Ninth street ano
running back 35:s feet.
= Terms: LibS raj. and made known at sale.
CHaFEIN, STABLES Z co,
my4 Auctoneers.
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DILL LIHI a, BIZ <@gFf
u MONO, AND NORFOLK STEAM s,1zasSesE
SHIP LINE.-EuR PHILADELPHIA TWICE
A WEEK.rGuti further notice the steamers OF
mis- line will leave Philadelphia every TUES
DAY and SATURDAY. and Richmond every
TUESDAY, and FRlDAElat i 2D'clock.tt. - p
Freight taken at low rates for afl parts OF New
jersey, Pennsylvania, aaa Delaware, FOR ProSi-
dehce and Boftor.y Also, for Liverpool end Ant
''-'O -" W. P PORTER. Agent,
-! 2425 Doca street, Richmond.
WILLIAM p. 'GLYDEi& Co.
mhl2 No. 10 Sou I'll Mharyes, Philadelphia.
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i" CANTcN" INSIDE Fl LINE 3d. 49,
NEW FAST FREIGHT ROUTE Es:TWEEN
q RICHMOND AND PHILADELPHIA.
b.. TRl.WEEkLI.
+ On and after OCTOSFR lsT the splendid iron
steam. rs Of lhis tine will leave Richmond TUhs-
DAYS. THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS from
j ro,whatan Steamboat Company's pier corner of
Twenty-second and Dock str. cts, making close con,
nec;iun each lItp at Canton. Md. tkast Baltmore)
with The Phlladepht, Wilmington. and Baltimore
Railroad Company for Phliadelphia. 81
/ SPECIAL ADVANTAGES:
Al freight by this llue covered hy FIRE and marine
Insurance free Of cost No dockage charged al
Richmond Rates as low rs any other line. This
is the quickest line between Philadelphia AND Rich
mond. - r,4'
Freights ordered by this line should be marked
"Gantdsi Inside Line" and sent TO tue Ihiiadei-
pllia, Wilmington and Baltimore depot Philadel
pbia. ,,...,
moAd. For further information apply to
l.. B.TRTUM, agent,
|. Offices Twenty-second and lock streets
Ia and NiDtl, and Main streets, or TO
Us. VIII SON. General Freight agent,
Phiiadelrhia, Wilmington and Baltimore kaiiroad
PkilnIiclnhia.' - =. il 3
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FOB kEET


EOR RENT, BRICK DWELLING a.
L No..sl3 Main street, halt square west of Iii
Monroe Park, with basement and two stories above,
containing seven rooms kitchen. &c ...
TWO-SrURY FRAME DWELLING with five
rooms and kitchen, OH the west side OF Twenty
eighth street. between Marshall and CLAW streets. .
TWC-STtRY FRAME DWELLING with four
rooms. on the west side of Twenty eighth street
bttween Clay and Leigh streets.
LARGE FRAMED DWELLING, with four acres
of land attached, near the eastern limits OF the
city. ,-.--.
TWo.STOHY FRAMED DWELLINGS, with
abou, four rooms. on the south side or Jackson
street between Fonrth and Fifth Streets - . D..
TWD-STuRY BRICK TENEMENT, with four
rooms, and kitchen on the south side OF street be-
~ cen Twenlv-ftth aud fwenty-siIth streets.
TWO SMALL FHAMtD DWF LLlSGS on Oak
street n; ar Bacsn's Quarter branch. 49,.
FKAME TEhEMENr on NJ street between
Twenty-fifth and I wenty.siXth streets, with five
: DnICK DWrLiING aud ONE ACRE OF LAND
attached, near the western terminus of Franklin
street. The dwelling has seven rooms.
TWc-ST0RY FIRM TENEMENT corner Of
Twenty nin,h and Clay streets. Apnlyro
RICHARDSDH e CO.,
my Sat r-. 1ll3 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-08
BY James NJ. Taylor & Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

THREE COMFORTABLE F B A N E
Il DWETLING-HOUSES, CONTAINING
THREE ROOMS EACH, ON -GOMPROMlSE
STREET. MADDOX HILL FOR SALE AT
AUCTION.=Wil BE- sold upon TIE premises, on
F. NJ the property as above located.
TERMS one fourth cash the balance In monthly
instalments of So for NJ gorable notes, Interest
acded, and secured by a deed Of uust. -.
JAM s Nj. TAYLOR Il SON,
may 6 .f.. Auctioneers.
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LOST, STRAYED, AND FOUND.
CTRAYED FROM THE FARMlN--

SiRAYED Or STOLEN from f>--o
~ Twelfth aud Marshall streets BROWN ~
pay Maks, sadded and bridied. A suitable re-
Ward will be given for any Information concefning
her. THOMAS BRAhCH,
My S.6t s.bl2 Grace stgesss
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By james NJ. Taylor Il SOU,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
Office corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.
THAT DESIRAB l. E TWO-STORY
i BRICK DWELLING No. 500 ON THE
WEST SIDE UF S. COSD ST hEkT BIT e EEN
CLAY AND LEIGH STREETS. Fur SALE AT
AUCTION We VIM sell upon the premises on
TUESDAY The 1llh day of May, 1875. at 5
o'clock P. 81, that neat BRICK DWtLLlNG as
above located containing four rooms, and brick
kitchen with two rooms. The lot fronts ao0ut 50
feet, running bacA about $50 feet; with ,cuYert
connections.
ITEMS ~one-fourth cash ba 'ance at six, twelve,
and Gig letn months for negotiable notes, Interest
added and secured.by deed OF trust. - = ~
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR & SON. 4
nv .rt+...r z. 's ' s-' . Auctione er5.
Immediately after the above eae We will selTWO
BEAUTIt CL 1UILDING LOIS ut The s"uiheast
corner of Leigh ind First Streets tch ironing 20
feet and running back the usual depth 10 an alley
IL fett wide. ,s,arffl.l ..E#'Hs. s's... "r'~s
TkRMs: Liberal. eo,-
myS - = : AuctlonceIs.
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BY Grubbs Il Williams ,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers. .
Eleven b street bet ween Main and Bank.

Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
Eleventh street bet ween Main and Bank. . =
SALE OF BEAUTIFUL
IL BUILDING LOTS IN The PLAN OF
MaGSOLIA." opposite TIL. hSlDfRCE
OF X. F. LUCK ESQ. At AHCTloN..iu eXecn-
lion Of provision III The will OF the late ~ +.
rowe deceased | will sell at auction, upon the pre-
mi>es on WEDNESDAY the 12th day OF May,
commencing at AZ O'Clock l.. Nj. TWO CHOICE
SQUARES OF the beautiful scat OF whiclI7he cece-
deaf Cleo SeiZs d, known as "Magn0lia,' and lying
I'M The western part or The CITY. " - - ~ .
These squares have fr"nrs on Leigh street an6 on
Moore street, and are bounded by Rowe andrhin-
new streets as croSsstre.ls. They VIII DE sub
ID vided n,o about ID lois. each of full fronts and
ample depth 10 alley 20 feet wide; u plat or
which can De seen al the office Of 'he auctioncrrs
l., fgh street has been recently grade AID OPP ned
out beyond this property, nnd the indications are
Tor mn improvement In This property tquai ANY
o:hcr. III ntIgh5"rhooh Is uncXcrltio"abla, ana
the location uf The lois all that could b" desired
TERMS: At SALE .'r.. .'
ICE AT AUCTION MULE AT AUG
4 TION.-.Jast before the foregoing sale say at
q clock L. ", will sell at !" Magnolia" u large,
double house Of PUH + CIUNTh4 iCr estimator
at about 20 0u0 bushels. ..f -
Also. Il Gne young ULE, of good size, and only
four years old. ..t.s.
Teams: " i'll he very easv. y. W. EuN =. $50
Executor of n. F. Bnwe. deceased
e y 1ILlAIS. suCtlOrperS. my z
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE s,ays.
- - = - ~s>><~~->~rN- ~e>~>->-S
BY squife & Crawford,
Real Estate AGENTS and Auctioneer,.
eHBank street.

VALUABLE AND ATTRACTyJr
BUILDING LOT on THE WtsT SIM c -
FIFTH STREET MAR JACEsOS mnS "
ofer for sale Ut auction ON MONDAY. Ma ,o I'm
at ~ O'Clock NJ, on the premises, ibs s ahUsn,
pleasantly -'ocand huidDK.lot II rror d an r'e
9e rim Street ana runs back 1872 feet 10 an aiex
Tor residences this lot Offers superior st,r.ct,sJ
Terms: One third cash; ba q, CO nj three .nn ons.
months for negotiable notes with iptrres, LEX n1
and secured by trust deed on the propprtv @"'eo,
10y I.3te sQUfkE d CRAWFORD
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.....s Ry Lyme & Brother, ''
Real Estate AGENTS and Auctioneers'
No.1212 Main street. .s.

MICE VACANTLOr, ON THE NORTH
~ LINE OF CARRlNGTnN sIK .Ea.a,, w 90, I'd
near TO the Mechanicsvllie pike. for sale At public
auction ou The promises. on sA FukDA1, Sn on
May. 1876, al 81 O'Clock r. Nh IRONING oo3loiS
feet -r>,r - npn,I,up
~ Auctioneers.
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ND UUMlNIUN . IEA N0dII ~ -
~ COMPANY. s.s;,szasssaa
FOR NEW YORK.

This com any win dispatch one or their splendid
steAners-OlD DOMINION, Wy ASOhE, ISAAC
BELL, RICHMOND, AI4BEMARl.E, and He T.
5E 2; TUESDAY FRIDAY and SUN
: These ships sEs entirely new, and were built ez
3sey have sple3dld saleona, s,atero3ns, ana BATH
rooms. - ~. -, 80 = ~ -
1he fare, COMMUNICATIONS, and attention are un
surpassed. 80. 49, ~. - :,
Goods shipped by this line, are landed rsguarl,
St New, York on the Compaliy's covered pier, 81
North river. ' g.. ''-, ' " -.
with Dispatch, ana no charge sazde except actua
expenses incurred 'i'' 80 go 4, 80 s,t'
Freight received until 6 z. n. daily. - f. M
For further Information, apply 10 - '5 - -
GEORGE w. ALLEN & CO.. Agents,
Rp3 Office CoyEnsDv's wharvps, RockettE.
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DEPARTURE 9s, STEAMERS,

LTOE NEW, YOa The ~: ~; + =.
T. O!d dominion Slea n5hip Con- tany's -ezsssssss6
steamship ISAAC BELL. Captain LAWRENCE
win saH SUNDAY. taay 9th. at, O'Clock A. NJ
Freight received until O'Clock Saturday night.
- Through bills Of lading signed ana Eooos ivr
wArded With dispatch to all points Iorts. south
east, and west also, 70 foreign porls. 49,,
Passenger accom- modattons unsurpassed:
g, Fare to New York. S12; Storage, S6; round.
trip tickets, $40. f, T. ..-. -. ,..,...,,la ..is
For freight or passage apply 70 ,.-.L.u:.lf
&c. ". ALd4EN & CO., sApen g.
nv 5-1t Companv's Wharf. Rockets.
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ssEAs. ESTATE Az pRl s.asE .AI.g.

RICHARDSON s. Co. Auclioneers.
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AUCTION SALE ,-Ehts say.
BY Cook q Lauahton, Aucuoncers,
NO. 10 Governor street.

ZINE PAIR OF MULES. CANADIAN
J. PONY. H0R. ES. &C.. ATAUCTlUE.-THl
DAY at 10 O'Clock we will cell ut the horse-ot,
Luir pki' ~ aliey,
pair Of fine YOUNG MULES. well broke; they
viii b. sold ON credit of ninety days for APP
/ CANADIAN and MORGAN PoNY-gentle and
kind In harness, and may be driven BY cbiia.
Several excellent WORK and sADDLE.hOksES.
- COOK & LAUGHTOE,
my AuctioHeers.;
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BY W. B. Radcliffe, Auctloneer,
81. ra. No 1908 5inin street.
II WILL SELL AT STORE No. 1000,
i corner OF Main and Fife enh streets. THIS tSst.
urdayl MORNING. MAY Syll, commencing at o
HOusEH%Lp and KITCHEN FURNITURE,
pFFICF-DESKS,
BABY-CatRlaGF, -,.,.
Io; of CHR0MOs and oIL.PAlETINGS,
: 2 large MIRRORS, .,...., s...s .....-
/ 2 small PIANOS.
Lot Of COUNTERS and sHELVfEG.
Also lot CT hEADY-MADE CLo1HING,
GLASSWARE, sc - W. Is. hAICL .,,nnsa-
myS Aucuonsel.-
HORSES AT AUCTION.-We will sell
IL TODAY lSaturd'yl at 10 O'clock, p. inc
horse-lot, Lumpkiu's alley several doRStS-ltHee
OF them very heavy work horses. --------
Alto, one DRAY N d HARk ESS. ,<,,oj s..
sss.st=.. - :. Auciioneers.
Ju prrAs.yrs Salesman. ny 8.1t*
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A worthy old farmer who was recently
being worried in crcss.eXamnation BY
lawyer, at length asked permission to put
question. 1t was granted, and the privilege
resulted in this "Look here, Counsellor
o., don't you ask a good many foolish
ruaStions lH
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sic used 10 keep bits Of broken china and
crurkcly plIeG up In convenient corner OF
He cioscl, and wien lasked her reason for
prc>erv'tS such, Domestic lumber she shot a
Iuid glance n ! CT husband, and merely re-
maIked: !. lie .aoRs what ihen's tori J.: s..
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A four-y ear.old boy having passed through
q severe squeezing process while riding on
crow ded hcI <e.car with his mother ex-
pressed the relief he experienced when sew.
cral seats EeXt to him were vacated by eS-
claiming, with 4 long drawn sigh, "Mam-
NIL, I'd rather sit loose" -al
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Byt,oos & Laushton, auenoheef''
No. 10 Governor street

ap 50
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Csrrulh, the VinelaDd editor who was
SHOT IN TIC head, still lives; but lie will wish
lhl lie lad died the next day when he sees
III, naor in ibe 81. Louis Republican spelled
Lnrcutr.- Norrist0,cn Herald. ' ''.'.''.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-02-25

Billy Barker. Sacramento sports
man, found almost constant pastime in
hunting and smoking. These two d.
versions seemed to be compatible, and
with pipe in bis. mouth and gun on
his shoulder, be wore out many pairs
Of boots trampius through the woods.
Seeing bird on high branch, with
;,s moving wings denoting an imn'edi'
>ts intention Of flying away, he hastily
took aim The tobacco smoke obscurcd
his sight, and he struck the pipe 10 his
pocket where bis powder flask was
-Four things went off in the order men
t;oned-the gun, the fisk, Mr.. Bark.
.,'s leg, and the bird.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-02-25

Very recently q vermont husband
qaarelled with his wife and disappear.
I'd on the shores OF Lake Champlain,
leaving conclusive evidences Of drown
ing. The wife held q life policy Of
her partner for $1,000. She presented
it, and the pre!imioaries for payment
were arranged when tho supposed dead
man repentiug Of his quarrel, came
back to town. The agent Of the com
p.ny was in the village t3o days after.
wards with the money to settle the los'
and learned accidentally Of the retur.
Of th: husband on tho way to the sup
posed widows house.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-02-25
Austin.

Going fouth, $50 P. NJ, 1850 P. N.
Palace sleeping cars, owned and operated
by this line, accompany all night trains.
CONNECTIONS ARE AS FOLLOWS:
At Burlington, with Chicago Burlington 4
Quincy H. r. tor Chicago, Peoria Cincinnati
KcoKuk, Quincy & St. Louis. West to OF
tumwa and all points in Kansas and Nebras-
ka. aud with Burlington South Western
R'y, for Pennington, bloomfield, and all
points in Missouri and kan-as.
| AT Columbus Junction, with Chicago l.
South Western Railroad for Washington and
| Leaveuworth. II ...:
| At West Liberty, with Chicago Rock Is
land l. Pacific RAILROAD. for iowa City, Dcs-
MONIES and Davenport
At Cedar Rapids with Milwaukee Division
1 of B. C. r, l. N. tor Independence. West
Union, Postville aud McGrcgor, with Chica 90
l. North Western Railway for Omaha. Coun-
Gil Bluffs and Chicago, and with Dubuque 4
Southwestern Rrilway for Dubuque.
l. AT Nichols, with sMuscatine Div. B. G. T.
Il M, fer Muscatine. o.: j. s~...33.-
At Waterloo aud Cedar Falls with Illinois
Central Railroad Tor Independence, Dubuque
Fort Dodge and Sioux City.
At Nora junction with Milwaukee + St
Paul Railway, for Mason City sad Charles
City.
At Austin, with Milwaukee l. St. Paul
Railway, for all pints in .Minnesota. -
I, At st. Paul. for all points on Northern Pa.
oi6c Railway; the g,eat Lake Superior re-
gion and ali points North and Northwest.
j WM. GREEN. Gen Manager. go
W. ". WALKER, GEM Supt. =,
i OLIVES, Genl Pass. 1 Ticket Ayeat,:
: 3: s.Ts.s, EedaS Rapids, Iowa
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22.lIS Cash Gifts. amounting to 81 .n91, 900
NUMBER OF TICKETS. 100000.

PRICE JT TICKETS.
Whole Tickets. ..........Soe.oo
raw INV
EighihS or each Coupon. ...2.>0
% Ilc<cts f"r...... .....ioe.oo
The Montpelier Female Humane Associa-
toiR. chartered tv the IcS> allure Of Virginia
an, the Circuit Court Of Orange Co., proposes
b., 'irani Gilt c, nccrt ,"cStah!!sh and cnlow
Il "Eome for the old. Intirn,, ard Destitute
Ladies' OF Virginia at Montpelier. the for
ncr residence at President James Madison.
GnvEE>oHS OFFICE. R.cuMuSD, July ,. 1874.
Ii afInr d ne pleasure 20 say that am Well
acquainted with ii large INA ority OF the cf!-
GERS Ut the ':"ntp.lier Fc,a lie Humane Asset
alton, who reside in the vicinity Of my home,
ant: I attest :i1.ir Intelligence and their worth
and high reputation as gent teElai!, AS we'll AZ
the public confidence, influence ana Sa"stan-
tiai means lihcraiiy represented uung them
JAMES l.. kENpER, GOV. Virginia.
ALEX .SnRIA. Va, July s, 1S14.-# I
ty. and FULLY entitled to the confidence Of tn.
public.
H. ". HUGHES. U. S judge East'n Dist Of
Va. Further references By psrmi.s i"n His
t.xcr!Itncl tiiibrr, e. alike. FIX -G.v.rnor
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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-02-25

The Sheriff Of Cuyahoga county,
Ohio. lately had the disagreeable duty
70 perform Of conveying to the Peni.
.entiary, on three years. sentence, q
repeater" whose offence consisted in
having voted three times for the very
official Who was conducting him t
prison.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-02-25

A stranger who was eating piece Of
pie in Detroit restaurant struck his teeth
against something hard, and presently
held up two.cent piece and exclaimed
Here, you-lere's two cents which found
in the pie! Well, I'm sorry it isn't fifteen,
replied the waiter; but the fact is, times
are 50 hard that We can't do any better
Just now.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-02-25
v 4 n 7 B D.,

A local agent aud canvasser in this coun
ty, to represent Our Fircsad.' Friend.
W. can give the proper party Good Paying
and Easily Worked Cash Business. 3. The tact
and experience Of an old agent is DOT needed
to be successful, though we haze more expert
enced agents (sccured during the past two
years) working for w. than any otncr house
in America, and they cont inue to work RICH.
along: and make BIG salaries. The secret is
that they offer the people Better inducements,
and that w attend moro promptly to their
orders. ;-.... ,s.,>,s-:.; v7n36
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-02-25

SAYs 4 CATTLE-RAIsER.-"Sa] should
b furnished to all animals regularly. A
COW, an OF, or horse needs two to four
ounces daily. Salt increases the butter
IN milk, helps the digestive and nutritive
processes aud gives good appetite. The
people ofintcrior Europe have saying
that pound of salt makes two pounds
Of flesh. OF course salt only assists in as.
Stimulating the food, it does not make
Qesh, nor bone, nor muscle"
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-02-25

There is good joke on a school pro-
lessor in Paris, III. In the summer he
went 70 Chicago to attend some sort OF an
educational Meeting, and retiring for the
night, he found that the room was rather
close, and had his roommate to get up
snd open tho window; he found the win
dew but could not raise it, so the profes.
sor told him to knock pane out; he did
%, and returned to bed. The professor
concluded that the room was still too close
to suit him, 80 he got up and kicked out
another pane Of glass, and said: "Tha'
feels more comfortable" and went to bed
aud enjoyed the ventilated room. On get
Ting up in the morning they discovered
shey had smashed the glass in the door Of
. bookcase.