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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-06-23
YOUNG MEN

WHO may he suffering from the enc al
|Youhfui fullics or iuuiNCrciibn, VI" |
AeIl to avail thetnsclve, II this, the go
1T boon ever lGid at the altar ~ subsiMe
humanity. DR. @PlNNEK VIII guAaIt
ee 20 forfeit S5Oh for every care OF seip,"
|w,akncss. or private direase Of ny AIM
hnincler which he undt rtakcs ana -
0 cure. He would therefore say 70 NV NJ.
orlunatc sufferer who may read tbs H.
hat ynu are Trading On danger us 80
hen you longer delHN in -, kii the "
er remedy IA your complaint. You H"s
4 The II 81 St e; rtmemb Ncu ny Nh
roEehing the Lost. II yun are pV'"'.s
mon the lust, ard are sut sltng s"iiu ~,
1 It's III effects, II member that II soN an,
ist In procrastiuatiCn, the tine hlus' 's -
When the most skiilfnl physician 'sn a
Ter Won no assistance, when the "" ~.
pc will be closed Against YOU W. ~
ngel Of mercy can brnS yon rellei' ifbe,,
ase has the Doctor failed Of success: .s,,n.
Il not despair work upon your lin's'n nasult,
MT avail Yourself Of the ben.hclai IND
his treatment before your cas' - y 'ats
he reach ~ medical skill. or ptlul' ssys
leaih hnIrien you to pfematue sa,f,
hull course Of treatment s23. Sehu iail
|by Post Once order or EXPRESS WIZ
Of case.
Call, or address,
DIR. A. u. sPiNN@.
No. n Kearney street. San rrane1NS.
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a GARD.

To all who are suffering fr m the errors
and indiscreticns of youth, nervous weakue.s
carly decay, loss Of manhood sc. VIII sonf
reci'c that VIII cure yon, FREE OF
Chahdk. ! his great RENE y was discovered
by missionary in soulh America. Sfna,
s. lf-addrt ssed Envelope Ia the REv. as ~,
Y. lNAAN, sat'op d. Bible House. New
York City. maa en-
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Orders from Tie Country Promptly Filled
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Wall Pepper.

FIVE thousand rolls OF Wall Paper q the
test aid most fgsh.s n&blo designs just re-
ceiv,d from the factories, and Tor salo It the
lowest prices.
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NJ Office IS HEREBY GlYFN THAT
"a under the law ach male 7, ,i,ieut Of mi,
state oyt r twenty-one md under sixty year.
Of age is subject 10 l. p tax Il four dollars
Any person or persons company or corpora
ton dcin9 businel in tho state, and hayino
by direct contract, or indirectly Though othG
eontractt rs, IN their employ one or more per
sons Liable to and owing a Poll Tax, shall i,
liable for any and all Poll sxea that may b.
due from such employees. The Isy Will h.
strictly and promptly enforced
JAMES ECCKNIR.
County AssssssF
Nihheihhcca Aptli ~, 1870. sm
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CONSTANTLY KEEPS OK HAND
Pope. AGgnrs, Butts.
iron, Anyils. Screws.
('umberlenl Coal Bolts. Steel.
Horse Nails. Boraz. Bells,
A xle Grease, Bits, BoilcIs,
y axes. Headers, Mowers.
Door Locke, Bslting.
lVheelbarroNs Babbit-Meial.
Wire, GTlnastone,. Machine Extras.
nx YoLcs, Barbed " ire. staples,
GU Cans of every description,
Driiis Of all kinds.
w oodcnwafe, Teakettles.
Iron Axles, cutie ".
Nuts, Patent iron Pianos.
fi-ails, Scissors, Wash boards,
E ggbcatfrs,, tubs,
TT -olarsas Gaies, hinge,
u rn Coc@s, Hammers.
C-hains, Hooks and staples,
artridges. Fla. Irons,
Axes, Pumps, etc, etc.
ny3 n
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

Arrivals and departures of trains at
Winnemucca Station:
GOING EAs1.
Express Train arrives at 1910 A N.
and leaves at 1855 a. NJ
Emigrant Train arrives at 10 P. Il
and leaves at 1916 p. NJ.
Freight Train arrives at II II. and
caves at 12:i5P P. NJ.
GOING WEST.
Express Train arrives at 800 P. NJ.
and leaves at 3:35 p. NJ.
Emigrant Train arrives at 1880 p. NJ.
ana leaves at S:15 A. NJ.
Freight Train arrives at 1850 A. NJ.
AMI leaves at 12:40 p. NJ.
Stages North.
From Winnemucca to Silver City
and Boise CITY, Idaho Territory:
Idaho Stage leaves daily at IL A.
n. and arrives at 2:30 P. NJ.
From Winnemucca to Paradise Val
ley, leaves upon the arrival OF the ex-
press train from the west Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays, and arrives
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday after
Moons.
Snapp's Express, from Winnemucca
to VaryyiIe, Bartlett Creek mines, ar
rives on Thursday and departs on
Friday of each week
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GERMANS MAKING MERRY.
Two Of their Beautiful summer Festivals In
the East side Parks.

The exiled survivors OF the German
struggle OF is4s-49 entered Bunder's East River
Park yesterday, led by vigorous band, and a
part Of Battery D. First Division. N. G. 9. N. Y,
hailed them with din and smoke. After din
ner the patriots danced with their wives and
daughters.
At o'clock Gen. Frank Sigel the orator OF
the day, arrived, and was much shaken by the
hand. The nring OF salute In honor of the
brave dead OF '4s-49 was interrupted by an acci-
dent. Gunner Morris fammed home a charge
In gun that had already been charged, ana In
staDtly the left side OF his ce and his left arm
were filled with powder. and lie was thrown TO
the ground unconscious. but he soon recov-
cred consciousness. anu was taken home.
Tho Consialler Voks Vest Association, a
wurtemhurg society. enjoyed n Centennial fes-
tival In Hamilton Park yesterday. he exer-
cses were begun with procession. Following
the band was squad of Continental soldiers
clad in the old time unifom. next number OF
Rroiesque characters representing cats. roosters.
nends, German euiigrants. &c . &c. Three large
wagons brought ny the ret. The first was
decked with greens. and was crowded with
miss In wnite. N was intended to represent
the earth. The second was water and sea foam
with nereids aud sea nymyghs. The third rep
Resented the states. lie misses IN this were
clad In rod, white and blue, with liberty ca, s.
Music. dancing aud fireworks were the order VI
the eVofinH.
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HINsLOHyH RELEASH.
Che A,terpey-tienerai Offering no Genuine
Resi-tn nee to his DISCHARGE.

LONDON, June IL. - In the Court of
oueen's Bench to-day Justice Sir John mellor,
sitting In Chambers, granted an order for the
release Of the Boston foreer wipslow. He was
liberated this afternoon, and Joined his family
at their lodgings IN Craven street Justice Mel
Tor, In discbargina winslow, said there was no
chsnce Of the two Governments agreeing, and
he thought he could do nothing else than re-
lease him. Sir John Hockey, the Attorney Cen
eral. offered no genuine resistance, though he
SAID that the correspondence between the gov
ernments ofthe United states and Great Britain
In the matter had not vet terminated ,.
Inquiry OF counsel present at Chsmoers OUT
Ing the hearing In the Ninslow case wus ai,
swered to the effect tht The Gove,nment 90
not AJAX for the retention OF Winslow the re-
fus | Of the United states tn negotiati supple
mental treaty having nut an end To me negotla-
tions. The American residents 10 honn an en 4,
view of the fair contradiction placed upon tue
provlsions Of the treatyb Secretary Fish.
The United states Legation was not ADVISED
Of the course OF the argument before Justice
Mellor. but II Is worthy OF note that Justice
Meiior Ia the Judge who, In Bouveres case,
took view 'orre- uoncing to the present Gov
ernments interpretation Of the law. he prose-
cution and the United states were represented
at the hearing. Secret ~ Fish had instructed
the Legation mott to interfere In the case, not be-
Ing entitled TO int rprct the British municipal
law, but to rest upon the trenty. aud throw the
opus Of Its breach on England.
Ninsiow looks well and Is well dressed He
says he has heen kindly treated III the House OF
Detention. His family was allowed to supply
him with food and to see him twice daily
through grating two persons being 50 admit
ted for wenty minutes each. when exceeds the
time Drain rilv permitted to visitors. He, how
ever, contrauicts the sensational stories about
himself and purported interviews with him pub
ished in some papors in America, among others
the statement that his mily were allowed to
remain WITH him for three hours at time. lie
seems To contemplate remaining In London for
some time. Dearborn and Wood, the Boston
detectives, who have been awaiting his surren-
dor, sail from Liverpool for the United States in
the Cunard steamer Scythia on the lst OF July
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BELK Maps IMPF4 TENT.
His Counsel Declining TO Put In Any Addi-
tional Plea TO the Articles

WASHINGTON, June 15.-Gen. Belknaps
counsel. after n full consultation, have conclud-
cd to decline putting in any further plea to the
articles 81 Impeachment, agreeablv TO the order
made upon them at the last session Of the court.
This, It is expected, Will be followed by further
order or rather 10y an enforcement OF the order
already made, requiring them to proceed with
the trial upon the plea Of " not guilty" which
the Senate itself will put In for them. They will,
however, file a paper to- m orrow in which their
reasons Tor declining TO plead further are sub
stanti lily set forth They take the ground that
Gen. Belknap Is already substantially acquitted,
inasmuch as the Senate has failed to assert by
two thirds that e Is impeachable. The fact that
he was OF ~ an ofncer within the meaning 81 the
Constitution being denied by more than one-thrd
of tue body, and that fact being an essential ele-
ment OF a legal convection. he cannot be con-
victed, whatever may be the opinion Of the SEN
ate on other facts of the SO. Nevertheless,
the counsel say that they will be ready tor trial
on the 9th Of July and though their client has
already been acquitted. and ought in Justice TO
be discharged, ihey xpeCt cOnhde nily that he
will be acquitted az In. They think he ought
10 be spared the trouble OF going through the
tedious and expensive forms Of another Trial on
another branch Of the case. They have taken
out subpenas for 1877 witnesses.
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THE BRYANT TESTIMONIAL.
The Circular that A, companies the Card Of
Admission TO the Presentation.

Testimonial to William Cullen Brvant.-You
are cordially invited TO unite with Ia presenting
Dir. Bryant, on the evening Of June 90 At Chckerng
Hail, ~ O'Clock, the Commemorative Vase which
ordered according to the announcement made TO
him the cighteth anniversary Of his birthday, and
which has Just been completed.
INV iORK, June s, 1870
SAMUEL OsGooD. GEORGE CABOT WARD,
JOskPH IL. CHoATK, In DehAf OF the committee.
BRYANT lRsrINoNIAL COMMITTEE Samuel osgood,
Chairman Danlr, Huntington, JOnn Taylor Johnston
BayHru Taylor. John Biselos. William II. Appleton
Asher u. Durald SCI II. Choate William ~ Evarts
Geo, Rlplty, Henry + Pisrrepont Fredenck sturges
8 slorrs Benz min II. Field, Henry W. Bellows
Howard Crosby, ihcodore Re- seyelt, Frederick
Low, franklin IT, Delsn5 william j. Hyppln. j.
O. Holland, Joan \. Weeks. Henry W fOOte.
James J. Fie ds,. James osgood Boston, Moan
Porter, Charles X. lngersol, kusin harwOod New
Hay.n James l., clegnvrni Phleaephis George s.
IL LslroOe, Baltimore, Lpwln {. Larned, Chicago =;
Robert Col yer chicago, Vim. G. Eliot St. Louis Carl
ScDurI. st. Louis William I sherman, Henry ProDas
CO. Cincnnati Ogden HOFFMAN, sau Franc SEQ, George
J, Hoar, Worcester Alexsnder n. Bullock Worcester;
Mark Hopkins J. X. Hawry. Hartford.
WENTWORTH :. bUrLKR, Secretary.
GEORGE CABOT v ARD, Ire surer.
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Lesa, Responsibility for stock Quotations.

BALTIMORE, June 15-Some time ago Messrs.
William Fisher sons, bankers, sold to Sterling
Aherns Co. $4,000 In gold, basing the price
snota'ion furnished by the Incl atos OF the Gold and
Stock COMPANY. This quotation subsequently, proved
70 De erruneuue which caused lose to the Mersra
flther OI tol me hrn brought sun for the amount
before Auagstiatr, VINO decided In tneir favor. he
OOlii hud HlIcS iomnhnN Appealed to the Guy Court
and Judge Pnkuey yesterday reversed the judgment OF
the magistrate, huldnr mat tue Gold aud STOCK Com
pany were not rehponahlc for the accuracy OF the
quotations, rs th.y hAu not guaranteed them.
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PARIS. June bit announced by Edouard
Lockroy the Secretary OF the United BY dlcaes rade
unions OF Paris that thirty delegates from these svn
dlcates to the Phlla lelpha Exposition will sail for the
unltcd States In the steamer Canada Saturday. the
l1,h IA {. 1plu relegAliOn Of French wurNInRmen
the body OF sIndicates BY whom they Mere
eecied. ana py whom then eIpenses are 10 be paid,
Will the AID Of pubnc prescriptions Tnsy refuse tue
nonauon of the Government when insisted on select
Ing tue feles tes aud prohO their selection by the
nnli
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Late on Wednesday night the colored resi-
dents OF the Grows Nest" Newark avenue, Jersey
City. aroused by the screams OF woman In the
rooms Of the Rev. WIN. II. Lee. The neighbOrs hurry
ing into Lees apartments found him beating his wife
The Rev. Mr. whi lug interfered to prevent further
violence. and Lee hustled him from the room. at the
same time Using shoc. Ing language toward hlli Yes
morning Mrs Lee procured rant for the ar
rest Of her husband for ptrOcious assault Brother
whiting also appeared before Justice Payne and made
nisvit that Mr.. Lre used abusive and inso.ent Ian
guage TO cOmpl INFANT and desired ms arrest A war.
rant granted This ia the second compliant against
Lee for assuming his wife wlthina week.
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CAIRO, H., June l5.-At midnight last night
the steamer Grand Tower came In collision with ana
sank the Shippers Own In n OF tots city he bow
o. the Grand Tower struck the shppers Own just aft
OF me dsrrek, cutilg her halt through aud SINKING
her u tho hurricane roof IN nve mlnutes One pas-
srnger, whose q me 10 unknown, who got DO ri the
plumbers own ~ Dover. and whose Ia In Mssour
missing anu 10 supposed to have been lost The crew
were All saved, This Grand Tower IL uninjured,
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+ otttrits.

-A.-AIL PRIZES CASHFD HH,T
a. AT THIS 0FffCE;-ILiId Loul'i'n' '0a D'''
button, New Orleans. July ~. 1870. , nj,
CAPIiAL PRlzE. 100000, GoLp soo
10000 Tickets. $50. currency, Coupons ~ wv IA.
Apply for Information, &C., 10 WILL
70. boa 10es. Broken WI p''s"'"
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A WHEELER a. WILSON sewing n1 'v
N &C. use ~ complete " rr Nlll aI t'D.nf,
coal sd6 Wi sell for SIS. SO bond 49, near h''"'-
WANTED To rent or purcht e, from 10 ,ns at
w feet srCOnd-hanl WILCOX q n" a. us -
chimes. Ad reese SUCCEss, box 100, sun ono"
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Sttambuats nuo Rallroao,.

A LByA,SSSx. "A hN y, 5 THHY RH pay BOTS
Pier a. $40. and 2ktn at at $50 A. NJ. Landing at
Eysck and Tsrrytown (oy ferry ooaD, West Point,
EewDurgn POug Keepsic. Rhlnebeck Catskill aud Hud
son. Close connection At ALBANY With trains Ior the
North and West To west Point AMI Newourgh and
A -PEOPLF's LINZ stesmOoats for Albany,
A. Saratoga aud ie West leave daily (sundays eK'
ceptedJ at6P NJ. Pier Al. N. H. foot Of Canal a..
nELEGA e. and others going TO the 81. Louis
L Convention will get the VERY lowest rates by call.
ing at the Baltimore Ohio Railroad ticket oes 3ib
Broadway and 25S Broadway, corner 3lstst Passen
gers stop over ut philadelphia, Baltimore. Wasn-
lngton and u clnnat at Columbus and lndianApo
lis or At Newark, o., and Chicago.
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NID-EsTABLI~HRD LINE foi sturvessa.
~ CATsklLL ana Intermediate landings. -Steamsr
Anfrew rider from Franklin 81. Vier 35). Tuesday,
Thursday, and SATURDAY at aner Monitor Monday
Wednesday. and FrId Y Y. ".
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d rus.

FINEAS AT WHOLESALE PRICES. In Quaa.
i titIes OF pounds and upward, CHEAPER ihan any
house IN the city the Wells Tea Goa, 2Oi Futon st.
between Church and Greenwich.
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M EST POINT, .hEwBuReH, PouGHkEEPsIE
w AND RETURN SAME DAY
BY DAY LINE STEAMERS.

l776. issfnS SS NJ. ., sAfibBL E%iLb Vi.
run 20 coney Island on SUNDAY; June : and every
~ b; Sio; isao dsISP fTa3s,in 4 ia
33oP.M. steamer sAPPHo ieayes Esd T., n r.. 1880,
1850 and $3.50 p. NJ; 10Th St, n R. 1910. 1910 and $40
\. NJ Franklin St. N. r.. 1850, l:5O, ana t:S0 r. M
Pier z, Mr.. II, 9. ana p. NJ. hLIzA HANCOCK
from East River june is.
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Gopartntrseip 0otitts.

fINnE COMPREHENSIVE heret fore exiting
pet seen slrinhardt Lena IN the resi- auTant and
dining saloon business Al 40i BROADWAY. New rk 10
hereby dssoVrd by mutual consent Bernh Tdt Stein-
haTut v III continut the busnes his accOun,.
snd settle all debts due BY the hrn. Dat June ID.
1870. NkRNHARDr J. BrEINHARDT,
HERMANN LEM.
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Mi,t,lla nJi,.
ptrsgnIl Autlce,.

nISEA AIS or MEN, Nervous Debility and XII.
dred afec ions speedily and pernaneItly cured "
HENRY A. DANIELS NJ d.. 1A Lexington sv- nes
Rsth u. Hours. y to3.
XNANTED-The address or Information OF MARY
w WHITAKER, daughter Of the lats james Evans
Of Dublin Address J. u, southwest corner Esd st.
Broa way.
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QQ-WRITINGJ PAINRs College. az bowery
lDO commercial. knglikh. and classical Department.
~ and evening al summer ladies' department.
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u, Dream.

EUSSELLHIOk CREAM, 10 Bible Houls-Best
II In the city Excur ions festivals retailers % ossu
pcr quart. Bpecihl Attention 70 outoftsWa srdsv
Summer braaok " West tAtk a.
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DAiLYLINE TO NOnwILK,

~ Pare reduced.-By the switt steamer ARROW.
SMITH. leaving Jewelfs WHAT Brooklyn, at 2;3D Nj;
Pier 81. East river 2ij T. NJ, ana foot $50 st. =. ~.
Returning. leaves NorwNk at 1850 A. NJ daily SUNDAYS
excepted, connecting each way wlh Danhury and
W TX ana New Haven rauroIds bare, 81 cents. Re.
curslon tickets. so cents.
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Org @uOos.

= -~,~>--~~,~->~~-
II EEPS CUSTOM SHIRTS. made to measure
IN the very best for 20 not the slightest obligation
To take or Keep any VI Keeps shirts unless p0rlec
2 Ia
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WANTED-To sell one small engine lathe, with
w foot motion attached, l2lnch sNing. +foOt bed
screw cutting right and eft Sinch chuck all good Al
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pOCKAwAY BEACH ExCURsIONs.

TWENTY MINUTES on the ATLANTIC OCEAN.
-FOUR EXCURSIONS DAILY
BY the fayonte and commodiOua excursion steamers,
AMERtCUs and NEVcK-INK.
Musical Enter ainment by the celebrated
ORPHEUs GLEE CLUB.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-09-28
Drs. Pagin & Strock
SPECIALISTS
CHRONIC DISEASES,
AUSTIN. MIMI.

AUSTIN. MIMI.
AT the earnest solicitation Of many cit
liens, Or. Pagin has decided to return to
Austin, Mimi, by the Goth Of May, inst,
and open an office for the purpose Of treat
ing ali manner Of Chronic Diseases. DR.
Pagin has had twenty years experience in
mcdiciuc,-tcn in general practice, and
ten devoted to 4 specially ofclronic discas-
es,-has had Il wide range of experience
in the latter with his brothers in Indiana
and Illinois, has treated over twenty-five
thousand cases within the last ten years.
The DR.. adopts the eclectic or new school
practice which denies the right through
experience and science Of any physician
to prescribe drugs noncssential 10 organic
life, AS mercury, arsenic, anti:nOny, lead,
and zinc. and insists from observation and
experience and science, upon the Use al
most exclusively Of organic drugs, pre-
scribing no minerals in organic state; but
;ron sodium, potassium and few others
In addition to the discoveries which his
long experience has enabled him to make,
in presenting drugs, lie l,ss also perfected
Il system of hygiene, gymnastics and is
thoroughly vcrsed in the Swedish move
mcnt cure. lie regards the latter often
indispensable in the cure Of pulmonary
and female diseases. Rheumatism, Para
lysis, ScrUfula, and all manner Of deforln-
tiles, rs curvature Of the spine, etc:
DR.. S,rock Of Missouri, will assist in
the treatment of chronic diseases, and
also treat acute diseases. He IS grat(u
ate of the Medical Department Of tie Mis-
souri, State University, has fine medical
education, perfected 10y close application
and long experience. In severe cases,
where daily personal attendance is ncccs-
sary, boarding and nursing will be fur
nishcd 1T low rates. Those who live at q
distance can be treated by correspondence
Consultation free. Office OH Main street,
over Hall & Vests store. Address
DRs. PAGIN & STROCK,
5 Am Austin, Mower Co., MINI.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-09-28

I'cr~sstsals.

The following attorneys arc in attend
ancc upon court: yu 'gc Dissctt, Preston
Judge Murray, Preston: Judge Baxter
Farib.:ul,; j. Q. and $. y. Farmer, Sprin.
Valley.
Mrs. Flcck and daughter, Mrs. Bel;
left for Rochester Tuesday mornins on {;
visi to fricn('s.
ID. Il. Smith and wife arc "dning" tho
Centennial, starting last "Wednesday.
Parker Goodwin and wife started yes.
tc:day for IL months tour. They will 81
to Philadelphia, a:d thence to Maine to
see relatives and frien,'s. We wish them
pleasant, trip and !! safe return.
J*mcs McGra,h. the popular and eff
cicnt depot agent, with his wife, returned
last Saturday from the Centennial and III,
cast generally, feeling we'll pleased Will
their trip.
Geo. B. Hayes returned today from {:
two months visit ill the east.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-09-28
Mr. G. W. g. nvtle Of the MinnrnnOii

Mr.. G. W. G. Hyde. of the Minneapolis
business college, is spending the week
here giving instruction in the institute.
We lave had an acquaintance with him
during The last six years, and it affords us
pleasure to say that he is in all respects Il
most cstimablc gentleman, and That he is
besides an accomplished scholar and cdu
Gator. lie was connected with the Man
kato Normal for three years, whe:e lie
gave entire satisfaction, both to the board
of control and t. tho pupils under his
charge. We consider the teachers of
Mower county most fortunate in having
him as one Of !hcir instructors in the ill.,
stitutc.
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The followin & arc the leading topics to

The foIlowin & arc the leading topics to
he presented and discussed at the State
Congregational Conference to he held in
this city Octot,cr 18Th to 18th:
1. a Congregational church in Mime
sofa: the true ideal of its character, Or
ganizatiOn ana work.
2. The practical life and management
of a church, as seen by Il layman.
3. The civil aspect of the Sunday
question, and the proper observance Of
the Lo:d DIS day.
4. The ideal of ministerial character.
5. The attainment and practical value
of tho deeper spiritual experiences.
A cordial and earnest invitation is cx-
tended to the citizens Of Austin and the
surrounding country to attend the cxcr
ciscs Of The conference.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-09-28

Mcssrs. Tallmatlgc 4 Ball arc just be-
ginning to find out that the constant adj
vcrising Of their business is bringing
about its legitimate results. Their store
is throngcd from carly morning until late
ut night with eager customers The fact
is people have learned where they can Oh
tain groceries, fruits, etc. of the best quail
ties at the very lowest prices, and they arc
tlocking to that place in large numbers
It should be remembered that NIessrs. T.
& b. keep a tirst-class grocery house in
all respects, and that anything in their
line of trade may bc had ut thei: store.