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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-05
Die feinOItd1ett s5n0taner.

benenner Bgomlng, a. Stunt. - In
Sionep @reet, 40 Wieilen iiiblid BON SiO-
nep, wurben beute 8torsen bret 8eiBe BON
Snoianern, wabrifeinli6 @bepenueS, ermorz
bet. Gin Courier, pel6er loeben 81 Sort
laramie BON Der 8eb. Gloub.Igentur eintraf,
beridtet, oaB cine msitere au5abl Srieger BON
bort mad Norben auf9ebrOheu lit. 9lht
Sompagnie'n beS 3. @aoalleriez Regiments
itnS aus bem 0epartement bsS Ntifouri na9
Sort laramie beoroert rporben.
9 t. Gouis, 4. SUM-. - abtbeilungen
oes 3. @aoauerie. 0tegilncnteS in Sort Sa6es
unO Sort @ibion baben Wari9befeble mad
ben Slad SiuS erhalten uno meroeu aufbrez
diem, iobalo bic @riattruppeu eiu9etroffen
fino. 0ie 8eglerung beabii9ti9t, iopiel
@auaaerie, alS m0glih, in ren Slud SiGs
SulammeuSusieben, unO Die Sorts an ben
Snolaner9ren5en mittlerpeile nit Snfanterie
All beiebeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-05

nr " ". ssortut am, gr. 1879, Worozgutam'
AHrase. furirt bic Sdmorrb oioeu poiitto une
permanent nit elmer ean8 ueuen Usetbooe, o9ns
Melier, eisatur ODER SoaenHein uno saranttrt etn'
oau,litse sur ooer nimmt feine Se3abluns.
(DlaiiO, ,tWt1)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-05

| 0en Sertdt 0eS SnbzS0nllfe'S III Se3nq Qnf
| Die 2Seigerung glaine's, bic Srieie, tpeld)e er
bon Wulllgau erbalten, rem @omite pOrsus
legen, in @ripGgul,g 81 5tebeH. Die Sraoe,
oh Blaine geapungen merben t0nne, Die
Sriefe aussulleiern, mHrbc lGngere 3eit be-
battirt, obne III elmer Guti6eioung gu gelauz
gen, llno wuroe i9lieBli9 bis nadten 9ien~
flag peri6oben.
SaS Cub -Suiti3z@omite trat nm llbr
heute NG6mittag Suiamnlen uno pernahm
Die meitereu Qnsiageu oes Srn. Gliiba Gts
Tins. 3eu9e la9te, oaB bic Sirma, oereu
Mitglieb er it, Dor ldugerer 3eit cine An,abl
Sbligationen Der ygiortberu- Yucific. Sabu"
i'm gSertbe Don $4,000 BON Srn. Blaine
ourd Srn. Siiber's Sermittluug gefauft babe.
0ieielben puroen ieood nif)t ab9eliefert unb
bic Strml erbielt ibr 9elO 3uriid. Sieie
Sransattion nar Die einsige Spetulation in
Sblt9ationen GER, ,Northerrs y dctfic."u anhe.
8ahnen, bel nel6,r iidD Der 3euge betbeiltgte.
9luf Die Srase 6rn. Slaine's, Oh er [Slaine)
ein pefuuiGreS Sntereiis an bieier SranSaftion
gebabt bdtte, ermioerte Der 3eu9e: geiu.
g9arreu 5liber uuroe sund6it nerE0rt lnb
erflGrte, oaB er am l. Oejember 1870 einen
antbeil an ser ,gtortbern. Yacifi 8abn" i'm
Betra9e bon S25, 900 BON 9rn. Blaine ge.
fault babe. Gin ON p. 0tat 1876 in Der
Nep<Dorfer ,Sun" per6fientli9ter Brief
fpltroe bon oem 3cu9en alS cine correfte @opie
eines bon Blaine an ben 3engen geridlteten
Sriefes toentlfSirt. Seuge batte oaS Sertis
fiat fir ben angefaufteu Intbeil nie ertals
ten, unb cas- @elo nebit i3inieu nurben INN
ruderltattet; er mar Der Anlidt, oaB Blaine Die
Sransaftion MIR aus Standardization
rermtttelt babe, uno nidt I'M pefitntdren
Sinne an berielben beiteiltgt gemeien lei.
pr. Santes WfulligGn iuuroe Johann IN Se=
sug auf ben SHbalt Der 0ofnmente befra9t,
peid]e Slaine bon ibm erlangte. Gr ia9te,
ems berielben entbielt cine &bifrift beS Sc
iebes iiber bic acknowledgment oil bic
..gtortbern Yaciiic=Sabn," unb auf Der Ridz
lette beiiclben batte fid etne Hei6e bon 3alz
len befunben, peldle augenlheinlid iber ben
8ertauf oes obenerirGbnteu 4ntbeils an Der
Sabn banoelten. 3eE9e berlas barauf auf
8erlan3en oes @on,ite'5 ben BON Vlaire on
6rn. Siber liber Die betreffenben $25, 900
auSgeitellteu @mpfangSiheiu; er muBte niGt,
meSbalb Der Nnfanf bes IntbeilS riidgdn9ig
gemadt tporben lei. Gin ldngereS &reus3ere
b0r ipurbe 0arauf nit bem 3eugen angeitellt,
ohne jeSOd ueltere S6atiafen ans 3lht 5u
t0rhern.
Die So. 9(ttins, 6iibcr unb Mu1lisau erz
bielten Johann GrlaubniB, in ibrs 6simatb
5uriifsufebren. @S murDe oenIelben erflGrt,
baB iie, i'm Safe man ibres 3eugniiieS nod
weiter beoiirfe, iit wieoer etn5ultellen batteu.
Sames Dtulllgan wuroe, ua6bem er BON
Dem SubsSuti3 -@omite entlaiicn mar, alS
i3euge Dor oaS y6eul.@itate=Y YOol'@omite"
gelaOen, melfes eine Sibuns bel gelAIoiie@
nen Sbiiren bielt. ytadoem cr baS SitungSs
SimnIer ocrlafeu bate, antnortete er auf Be
fragen, baB er Dor Dem @omite perhDrt
muroe, aber gtidt8 bon ben perbanoeltet
angele9enbeiten gewuBt nno ildl puroere,
bab man i'm uorgelaben 5abe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-05
Sic @eItn,taffeIlnnf,.

B Bbtlaoel elphia A. SUM. - Die fors
melle gr0ffnung beS Oelanarer Staats Sc
bdubes fiuoet mOr9en ftatt. Sberri6ter @nm'
meapS uuo bic StaatS Gommiiidre pefoen
Der Gr6ffnuuasfeier beiwobneu. Dos Wifis
gamer Staatss@ebGuoe pirb am 4. Suli er1fi-
net perSeu. 9ie grsbiid36fe Burceu ans
Cincinnati, gSiliams aus Bofon unb @ooo
ans PHILADELPHIA inipi,irten Die Centennial
g. u. 9. Soutdne am letten Samitag.
Sommifidr Srendl ans Niiiiiiippi reiite am
Samltag uad Dem Siipen ab, I'M einSpitem
fir bic 8ef1rberung bon @rtlriionsaiiseH
mad Der 4usiteuuu9 einSuridten. SIN SAT-
gen fanoen iid norgeiteru 39,804 geluder
EN-; Der seitrise Seiu9 NOR nidt gans 10 te=
tra4tlidl. Inter ben Seiudern am leeten
Samitus beianb fd Sreo. Douglas. Sin
aus ioliOem Retau geiertistes unO uGaig ges
treues Wobell Der ySuoepenoeuce !Sau" I'M
Sepidte BON 1900 YinnS 1T 5ur Sdau ge=
itellt por6en.
8ofton, 3. Suni.-0ie Brofeiioreu unb
Stuoenten bcs vEednOlogiden Snitttuts,"
un9efdbr 300 an Der 3abl, reien nGfiten
0onneritag auf einen Srpein6dligen Se-
iuG Der ausnelluns uud philadelphia ab.
0teielhen meroeu elm 9ager auf Dem 9runb=
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(Sunl2 ,sNte. i.e.E.D


Dlobel. .llebersuse, Yorbdnses trimmings uno 2a1
pa,er.N .Nrtifel offer arteu 5u perideoeuen Drellen
Der sroste Borratb uno ansmabt in Der Staot ~
ansemelIenen Bre;ien in Gr SO. SanooerRr.' oe
(Nai3O, O,1 Dtf) 8. StoneB NosrtS g 20.
N Md,.mnooretBts ameritamttdse SotelS brann'
%%ten i'm lesten Nonate ab; tie Srdnos bdtten per-
bItet weroeu fonneu, menn Die 9otels ben ut o.
tt{heuH M sebabt bdtten. 0ebr
Dan, Wr. 9e, 9aroenfr., . alto. (Wat2s, ,2DftetJ
nj. .Nurefa.SpuIz Setoe1 III bic be-
1ueb.eas, 9oue @rose, seb0rlse adnse uno pou'
tommeu alott. Vile sroseren Seiddite pertauisr
hisssrh, (Diai26, Dts)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-05

Datemte merben tiie GrEnoes erntrtt.
Grlt nod grlansnns bes YatenfS tpsroeh e'eon9f
en- bere@net. y. $ 4 W. =. eowafo'
Rr. 18, Secoubfra BE, Der Yof sesenaoeI'
fNsbre. .12D 2D,te) 3peissSireau in Baibinston, D.@.
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mad uns bon europa, @rtbit6rtefe &c.
Hnb btuieR 81 baben bel Gumntes b 8e6tr,
RI. II, 8ermau., Swiiden Soutas u. ealuertfr.
sg Trenloes @elo su ben 3 d ten Yreifen.
(April2i-O
O.tIjemer Bier Tn 3apfe. .-sunib d. nm ii ab'
fYormiitass in Bropu's salon, @r. 81,
Secone<, uabe SoutbfraBe. QS3.5.7.9O
66neiber!
perIu6t uniere
g. T."=W Wa dime,
uno Sbr peroet e as bic bette Walhtue in Der aDelt
fir guer geId5ijt neen. Gle lduit leidt III du6erlf
oQuerbaIt IieIert Die bette ar5e,t nit Der 9srnsfsn
Wibe.
SSeeps9 ps9sdbmatdsinemz6o omeaemte,
Wt. SO, Norb eba1Iesftrase,
u3s-5O Sreimaurers2empsl.
MaiXine,
Gin por,iolier udbrenoer artitcl fir heine alnber
uuo ,upalipeu, Sas enSise wabre Subftitut firVut>
tsrni(b. subereitet BOZ g III II 81 nss, @potbeter,
uno bel alIea Dro9uiiteu gu bl6sn.
u. 8. Btrwn s Braoer.
(Suni2, 3Wte, i.e.S.D en9roszasehfh.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-05
Retm 9dmers &etae 0efabr! &etu
EehIS6l19!

9te "Colton Dental Association tlt tlnmer er'
tslsreid, 3dbne obue Sh,1ersen aussuSieeen. 0te
arosteu 3weiI:r fonnen iib pon oteler 2satleGe IN
ben 3tmmeru gr. 81. gSeits6anettetraBe' uosr'
,,uoeu. (Sau. q. 6 WteD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-05
eas 6pIues'5d1e Dateut. Die ~Danpt-1el
ptdbreiniaune 8 ;0efeafdbaft."


ptdhretnisuneS:8sfe 8 sfeafdaft."
seppid,e burbsebenos sereintst uno fenoz
pir,. Nstt, Sdmue umO gtotten berausse'
hrobt. Uir babeu iiber alle Patentbeeihtrddttsunz
lmn,iI, aSpt, SIR. 8, Sman>Str.
ar. wobertJom. SIR. 10, Sno.eutap frase
Ob,banoelt ipe,tea ane Srantbeiten Der urtn Sr=
ooue. o,aauiide sdwdde. neruoie Sdmdfe, oorz
seitiaes alter uno ale Nernsntranf9etten' peue
Dom iuaenoliteu unbeionnenIetenb berrlhren. itnrs
lid entfanoene Grantbetten i1uen furirt. Serren
meIfbe 5d Dr. R. anuertrauen founen tid3 oertuest
balteu, oaB fe miFenidatfi& nno auIrtdtls oeean.
belt tperoeu. Siireauitunoen: S-12 uhr Wt9s., "a
MIR g,adbu. uuo 60 uhr abos. (fSebr2l ,f2IteD
aeee 9adler ourddus uaHeroidt semadt ourp
bic Nppl,,iruus Don Iron clad 5arb uno 1ron
clad .@ement. @uts 9ddsr, Surdsebenos nit
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reno 10 Sabreu obue weitere Soften. Seihaoiste
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C1adzN arbe uno q en- befpirtt. ale ArbeiS
ten aarantirt. 0adfrase BON Saus=GtseutbiinerH
wiindt. James WeSa."e,
IWnriI, 9WtD Nr. 80, So0ioapfraBe.
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Sci Der beute in 8elepille abgebaltencn
9etdleuihaI purben bic geitern in Dem @albe
gefunoeneH 9eidlen Don benz ShGnfruGrter
bes ySremaine, 6oule" alS oieienigen elmer
Sumilie ibentif3irt, tuel9e pom 4. b;s gum
81. slat in benz errpdbnten Sotel lo9irt bate.
Der Wauu regiitrirte ieinen Aamen ais So
iepb gap ouS Gpansuille, Sub. @r binterz
laBt einen Softer in bem Sotel. in :uel6etr Die
Ybotograpbie'n aller Der Seritorbenen, ionic
elm @eiangbu9 aufgefunoen wur0en. Sn
benz 2ettercn mar Der Same @briitian Seder
eingei6rieben. Nan nimmt oil, baB Die
Srau cine Sdpelter 9eorg 8eder's mar.
Dos Seroift Der @eibporenen lautete babiu,
oaB OtaD Suerit Die TraE uub oaS SinS unO
Johann iid ielbit eri9oB. Man sluubt, baB
9rmutb unO gtabruugsiorgeu bic llriaben Der
Sbat mareu,
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gNaBr5dteinIid, Elm WorS.

9 t. { 8 Wto., 4. SUM. = Sn 0el
gtdbe pom 8olla, Oto.t purce geiteru abenb
bic 0eidle etueS 0tanneS gefunben, tuelhen
man fir gS. u. Ssnuebp bdlt, uno psl9er
iid ielt tur5er 3eit III 9tola aufbielt. Sei=
neob lit aus @oal SluffS, Gcnni., uno man
hcrft1rthnt nn6 prtnrrnet t,.rrAn
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Wur0fh0tett.

Erenton, SIS. ; 8. SUM. - Seurp s.
Sarton wurOe 9eitern 4beno in einem srpiiden
etner an5ahi Sctruntener eutltanoeneH 8anls
pie 5u Sooen 9eidlaaen uuo Oerarf miBban,
belt, Dab er ieinen Serletuugen erlag. 9eore
9attiper lit als Der mutbmaBlidle Sbdter oers
baftet morbeH.
ct. albans, St., 8. Suni.-0 Sat,
tin bes Srn. Sbas. Butler, zines iungeu
HarmerS, melder IN Der Tdbe oon5isb. .@ate,
9entre ipcbut, wuroe geiterl 4beuo pdbreno
Der abmelenbeit ibres afanEes ermOrbet. Str
Sd)dbel mar eingeiflagen uno Der &opi bic
CUR llnlenntltdfeit entItellt. gowarS Satro,
eiu l8-idhri9er SuriGle, melGer ais Sermz
arbeiter in Suffers Oieniteu itano, iff Der.
od9tig, etnen No.bSudtsz Seriu3 an Oer6rau
Sntler periibt uno nieielbe oarauf 3u ielner
Siferitelun9 get6otet 81 babcn. 9aro if
nerbattet, oerlelbe bebauptet, baB breiGtanuer
ben WOro begingen.
gSaBrI6ein4tdD Elm Woro.
9 t. 2ouis 8, WtO., 4. Sunt. = Su ber
gtdbe BON 8olla, 0to., purce geiteru abenb
o.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-09-21
A New Book.

Miss Mary Bougard has the agency
for the sale Of book entitled The Life of
Rutherford g. Hayes. It is the record of
a busy and an honorable life. one full Ct
usefulness and free from stain or blcmish.
The subject Of the work is the Republican
candidate for the bighestsofficc in the gift
of the people, and voters should familiar
ize themselves with what he has done SO
that they may east their ballots intelli.
gently. The facts which itcontains will
be found 10 harmonic with all those fun.
damental principles upon which good
government is based, and the incidents
which it relates will be found truthful,
illustrative Of a character established up
Aon jnimitablc truth. Il should be rcn
by every body and We dict for i rapid
rsale. Il = Sc. Il s VI I.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-09-21
- - --
DIED.


MEHERS. - Luclla, infant daughter of
Edward and Easter Mchcrs, departed
this life Sept, 7, 1876, aged i've months
and four days. =. 1s--.
LOVEI.L.-Holland S., infant son Of 3.
W. and Mary Lowell, departed this life
Sept. IL, 1876, aged four months and
three days.
These two little tombs were taken by
The Good Shepherd, to his fold On high
"Of such is the Kingdom of Cod"
LORD.-Septcmber 10Th, Grace Helen, only
daughter of Chas. L. and hottie E. lord,
aged months and Is days. .~
sroak gently, the angels have called her,
Your darling, your brightest and best:
No moro with her eyes loving welcome
Will your lone saddcncd hearts be blcst.
Tread lightly, the form of nm angel 49,.
Is stamped on her pure waxen brow,
And safe in their arms they have borne her,
Where her spirit rests quietly now.
Weep, mother, but weep Q, SO gently,
Your tears will bring you relief,
Angels are watching you ever, -
And plying you in your grief.
Mourn softly, fond loving father,
Tho your darling has fed from tn: n est;
She's but "gone before" to await you
| In that home Of quiet and rest. s..
Oncc again shall you clasp your sweet Graci'
In that home where her spirit has down.
There, her o. es loving welcome willgreet yor
There, anguish and pain are not known.
/ .s55s.s ssls A. TRIESD.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-09-21

The Catholic people here are enjoying
some special religious privileges this
week. The Paulist Fathers are holding
what they call Mission,--wl,ichs is i
series of meetings corresponding to those
which pro:estants call revivals. We heard
one discourse upon the subject of "Con.
t>ssion," which was very ingenious, in
deed VIC may say very plausible. II
would he Instructive to all persons to lis
ten to the presentation Of Catholic doc.
trinc, aud certainly adults should not
fear the effect Of argument. We should
be tolerant enough to hear all sides of any
subject of so vast importance as that Of tho
Christian religion, for unless VIC do so
we are as likely to be wrong as right, and
to be wrong upon vital questions in Tho
strong light Of The nineteenth, century j:
to lie culpably to blame.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-09-21
Dls. Pagin & SStrock
SPEC|&l.!S~iS
CHRONIC DISEASES,
AUSTIN. MIMI.

y AUSTIN. I'm N.
1T the earnest solicitation of many cit
liens, Or. F"yin has decided to return to
Austin, Minn., by tho Goth Of Nay, inst,
and open ali nEicc for the purpose q treat
iny Ill manner Of Chronic Diseases. DR..
Fn.in hats had twenty years experience in
u,edicinc,--tcn in general practice, ant;
ZEN devoted toa specially cichronic discus.
rs,-l,aS had Il wide range Of experience.
in tn" latter with his brothers il Indiana
ana Illinois, has treaic,; over twenty-five
Thousand cases vit!Iin ti!a last ten years.
III" IT. adopts :!!t' rC,rCi.C q Sew Sci:Os;l
practice which denies I'll" right thrnusl!
experience a:u science Of any physician
~ prescribe drugs unHrssc!:t;hl 4, organic
life, rs mercury, arsc;:ir, :ti:limony, lead,
ans; zinc. and insists from observation ant!
experience ANA science. upon the use al
most exclusively o! organic drugs, pre-
s;ribing no mineral: III organic state; bu,
ron sodium, potassium and Il few others.
In addition t. The discoveries which his
long experience has enabled him to make,
in prosecuting drugs, lie has also perfected
= systtm Of hygiene, gymnastics and is
thoroughly vc:scd in the Swedish move
,nent cure. He regards the latter often
Indispensable in the cure of pulmonary
and female diseases rheumatism, Para
| lysis, Scrcfula, and al manner CT dcform
tiles, as curvature Of the spine, etc. .-..
DR.. Stvock of Missouri, will assist II
the treatment Of chronic diseases, avg
also treat acute diseases. He is Il gradu
ate of The Medical Department OF the Mis-
souri, State University, has fine mcdica
education, perfected by close application
and long experience: In severe cases
where daily personal attendance is neces
sary, boarding and nursing will be fur
nisAcd at low rates. Those who live at ;
distance can be treated by correspondence
Consultation free. Office on Main street
over Hall s. Vests store Address
DIS. PAGIN & STROCK,
5 Ain Austin, Mower Co., Mimi.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-09-21

We fccl'it Il duty TO call the attention Of
the County Commissioners and OF the
public generally to the condition Of the
road leading west froEl the city. In wet
weather a large part of the road near Mr..
Robinson's is submerged, making transit
almost impossible. Last year ACCESS to
the Fair Grounds was gained with the
greatest difficulty, and it is likely to be
worse this year should the rain continue
as it now seems likely that it will. A
good drain would relieve the road Of any
excess Of water and as i, is ofrublic inter
est VIC think tho county should give it
| some attention.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-09-21

The people of Brownsville have every
reason to be satisfied with the result of
the Grand Meadow Republican Conven-
ton. The nominees for all the offices are
excellent, and all that anyone could ask.
Especially pleased are they with the nom.
nation Of our esteemed townsman, II. A.
Brown, for Representative to the Legisla-
ture. MIR. Brown is one of Mower coun-
tvs oldest pioneers. To him and men
of his stamp is Mower county indebted
for the position it holds among the finest
in the State. In particular is Brownsville
indebted to him for what it is today. He,
with his brother Andrew, came to this
Eplace in 1856, and by their energy and
enterprise soon induced others to join
with them in laying the foundation Of
this now populous and thriving village
| Mi. Brown has once before represented
this county in the Legislature to the per
fleet satisfaction of the entire community
With his previous experience in legisla
Ting, and his broad and liberal views, ",
may be sure that with his colleague, Mr.
j Sanborn, Mower county will be we'll rep
PRESENTED in the coming session OF the Leg
lislature. va Z
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-09-21
SOLNER g. MORGAN.
SOLNER g. MORGAN.
First publication Sept. 2lst, 1867
CTAIE OF MINNESOTA NOW

First publication Sept. 2lst, 1867
GTAIE OF MINNESOTA NOW
- Err COUNTY -- IS.
IN PROBATE Court
In the Matter Of tho estate of Gorgcn y.
Luck r, Hcceased.
On reading and fling the petition of In
ICEBERG il, ckcn Of Ud"lrho. representing
among other things, that Gorgen o. Lucken
late of Udolrho, on the 10Th day
of August, 4. D. 1875, at Lis residence,
died intcstatc. and being resident Of
this County at the time OF his dea tn, leaving
goods, chattc's, and estate within this County
and list the said Petitioner is the widow Of
said deceased, and praying that administra-
tion 0: said estate lie 10 PA. Peterson granted,
it is ordered tina: said petition he heard before
the .'uagc Of this Court, on Monday the 9th
da! of SEPT nnhcr =. d. 1876. ct l O'Clock p.
NJ. a. the Probate Office in said County.
Ordered further, that notice thereof be
given to the heirs OF snid deceased, and 70 all
persons int rested. by publishing y copy Of
this order :nr three successive weeks prior to
said day o; hearing, in ~thc Mower County
Tran@cripta weekly newspaper printed aut
published at the city of Austin, in said Coun-
tJ.
Dated at the city of Austin, tie 18th day
! Of Stptenbtr \. D. 1876.
BY the Court,
SAMUEL HARTEE,
2J-tf judge O.! prUbutC.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-09-21

EYE, EAR AND DEFoHMlTIHs.-Oue q,
mole Of the Surgeons Of the C.alrAl Sur
yicul Inlicnlary, oi Indianapolis, Ind, wi!
visit Austin professionally, at the Dayid
SON House, Thursday anu 'Fr.tay, Scptem
bcr 22oth, '.nl Ssh. AL afflicted With amy
disease OF the Eye Or Ear, CatAriI, Gloss
Eyes, Club Fool, Spinal Curvature, Fislu
la IN Ano, ples, Epilepsy aud Chronic
Diec;,sv> Can consult them free Ut charge
4ir,li;c.u! Eyes inserted. Remember lii,
dates. 2Ji2.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-09-21
DEATH 70 PAIN !!

READER Pass me not by but read what I
say, and will do you good. Winter is up
on us and with it its Pains end its Aches. It
brings rheumatism. Neuralgia. It causes
Burns, Freezes, Chilb!ains, 1t produces Infia-
nations, Sore Threats, sDiptheria. We meet
with accidents, Sprains, Bruises, Cuts Sores,
for which We need something to give relief.
Go to Dorr 4 Wolf and get bottle Of Blk
by's Death to Pain, use it according to di-
roctions, uses freely and if it fails to give re-
lief take hack the empty bottle and get your
money. II costs YOU nothing unless it cures,
Can you desire anything any fairer2 then
try it. Take more other. Every druggist au-
thorized to refund the money if it fails to
give relief. = a5
If your druggist does not keep it have him
send to Noyes Bros. q Cutler, Wholesale
agents, St. Pon!, or to L. Bixby, Owatonne
Mimi, Msnufa -:nrer and Proprietor.
L { b ~ 49, 81 - p. X.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-09-21

r. Dunk !, mann returned lat week iron.
the East Ur;nSlny with lila Il hnc uuti
,x,tnsivc Stock Of read, made c.c'll!n5
suitable lor n:cn ;l.u bojs' Mt;.i. Ills
iol.y Experience liz 1!lc business, and his
abilities tor making advantageous pur-
chascs, ENABLE i'm to Meet tho wants ct
his customers Iully, aid he will be glad
to have them cali and sec what lie has
subject IL their ulspnsul. lie has bought
liis goods To s,ii, ;t4i,. will be glad to tall,
,iu;l4iy and prices ;u AZ WHO Want 10 make
luvI:,.v4,cs coi.4r,:r:.Llu Tor the Wlllltr.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-09-21

Who can beat this for Minnesota ap
pies? 3. F. Bacon recently picked fine
perfect apple from a tree in his garden OF
the Duchess of Gutenberg variety, which
weighed S1s ounces The apple was a
beauty, sound and perfect IN every respect
Mr.. Halstcd, travelling salesman for tho
firm of Mons Anderson, La Crosse, Car
ricd the apple with him to La Crosse
| where it will be placed on exhibition il
the house of the above firm, as a sample
of Minnesota fruit.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-09-21

Mis-. Nc. Ca;iic!u has ubtaiL ell the S ole
Agcsiey for the sale Of Mrs. Ewiny's l ,pro>-
I'd Tailor system Of cutting Ladies and Chi
drens ciothes,-sometLing which is the result
of ti.tc en- years labor and study. Mrs. Can
field w.l! teach ladies the system ana supply
whereby they can 90 all their own cutting
and fitting. She is also prepared to do dress
max ing in all its varieties and in the best
m:uner. Size las rooms over J. Truesdcll's
Boot 4 Shoe Store, on Main Street, and will
lie glad to meet as many of the Indies Of Aus
tin and vicinity rs ma, favor her with a call.
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