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, 1876-03-05

15aCo1f EasH ...93{G3E 49,. I1E{al3 17o1.T
Long and ehot clears quoted .: l3xc c.siss ~
ilt:c seller March, boxed; green hams, nxS,asss ass
swset-picf1ed do, 11E@l2kc; cumberEands. IT,;
fasn or scs1 :: March iongou: has l3aa*s
GHEssE-Wns quiet 1t 1{a9c
BEEF rRoDUcTs-Were steady and ou3rt ,,.,. :,
M9uo for mess. So 1000 for extra ness 10y sss
$I3.509!4.O 60 for Aams. e77' t1d
TALLow-Uas quoted at s,,t@3xc.
, 1876-03-05


statement prepared at tho Internal Revenue Office
showing tho collections from internal reyenue sources
Tor the tst SIX months Of the present fiscal year az
compared with the frat BIZ months Of thu fiscal year
beginning July, 1874, mikes the following exhibit:
, 1876-03-05

Gold WIZ 1l41l2l1iai.
Gsesnbacka were SIX asT. e on The dollar.
C12Y AND COUNTY BONDS.
Bid AaEed.
Chicago City z ct. bonda. -. 10iM l. int. ......
Chicago City u ct. saxer1ge- lu4L |: int. .....
Chicago City T ct+water loan 10lM l. int. ..
Gook County z Ct. bonds... los int. 10S + int.
Mcsl FErHt - Ct bonds. 81 d. int.
North Chicago q ct. bonds
tLncoln IarR9...-....-..-. .........- 95 / int.
LOCAL STOCKS.
,,. Bid. Asked.
City Railway, South Side. IL. IL,
City Railway. West Side Tex. div.}, . l35
City Railway, West Side, per cent
Ct4tA1caheS. -1UJ 1UI
City Railway, North Side. l:D
Traders Insurance Coa,pany..........l2j 1aS
Ehanbcr of Commerce. - 70
Chicago Gaa-1 Light and Coke Company. >. l3a
L1Poaluou etock. ock...................... 20 -
, 1876-03-05

SUMMARY OF TRANSFERS FOR TEE WEEK.
The following is the total amount OF ctr and
suburban trausfers, within radius OF miles Of
The Iourt-House, fled for record during the
meek ending Saturday, March 1: City sales. Sc :;
consideration, S511315+ North OF city limits.
sales, 8; consideration, $4,000. South Of city
limits, ssles, 81: consideration. S72, 1@. West
Of city linlits, sales. i: consideration, $50 49,
Total sales, lii total consideration, S676, ,24a
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-08-03

. The experience Of the last year may be
utilized now. Harvest is upon US. The
crop is not abundant but the quality is
good. Nothing should be lost this year,
by neglect. No one should take the risk
Of letting his grain stand in the shock un-
capped, and thus exposed to the storm. It
is but little more work to put up grain
temporarily even, so that storms will not
injure it, than it is to throw it together in
punches, to be soaked through by the first
shower. Much grain rotted in the stack
last year because the stacks were not prom.
erly formed. Farmers cannot afford to do
their work poorly or carelessly. When a
crop has been raised TO maturity it should
be preserved. We have no right to pre-.
sumo that the weather will be fair, and
that threshing will lie done before storms
come. The fact is, nature has decrccd
that men shall in some way render an
equivalent for what they get, and this law
applies as we'll to the processes Of husband
~ as it does to commercial transactions
and general business, hence it is not ex.
pected to raise good crop and to save ii
without, as rule, doing all the work
which would be necessary to render dc
successful under the most adverse circnm-
stances. Now that the crop maturcd is do
not neglect to save it.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-08-03
..ruAr BATTERY BCsIxEss.''

We are permitted to make some extracts
from letter written by citizen Of Pres,
ton, [Hotchs' old home) to . resident Of
this city:
II saw Hotch's issue this morning in,
which he lauds himself on his army rec.
ord, sc. Of course you and know the
estimate in which he was held by those
who served with and under him in this
vicinity. They prayed for friendly shot
to take him of, but he always managed to
find a friendly tree behind which to shell.
ter himself, and to persecute them. Capt.
Geo w. Gardner, now cashier of the First
National Bank of DEBORAH, Iowa, had
command Of one of the batteries which
fell under the command of H0tch by vir-
tue of his sovereignty. He told all about
the old cuss,-said the only reason they
endured him, was that it was but short
time Csix moDths) that H., had to serve
and they had no idea he would veterhize.
They had no further intercourse with him
than was absolutely essential to preserve
discipline. Sncially he was completely
ostracised. Their hope to be rid Of him
was blasted by his re-lnlistment, where
upon the several Captains commanding
batteries under him, went in company to
the General commanding, told their grew
ances before him, and gave him the alter:
native of accepting their resignation or OF
displacing Hotch. The General expressed
surprise and regret that II -, had re.
newed his service, but said he would re-
lieve the batteries at once, and did SO by
stationing Hotch ut the place where he
remained on garrison duty until his final
discharge. Mr.. HARDWOOD can spike thai
battery business very efectually."
1t is probable that there are men who car
estly, as he can do it himself considering
his lack practice IN telling the truth.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-08-03
DICTIONARY.

Bastord of the REGISTER, says that he
detAulter to be person
who does not pay his debts when they be-
come due, and then seeks to make q sour
rilous application Of it to ourself. If his
definition is correct one 1t finds splen-
did illustration in his own case, for in
that sense Of the term, lie is one Of the
worst detaulters that ever engaged in bust
ness. 1t is scarcely more difficult to ex-
tract blood from turnip, than to get mon.
cy from him on any debt that he owes,
and he is rs mean as he is hard up, for
he will say editorially, at six cents line
the vilest things that may be sent to him.
He has no brains for sale or for rent, but
he will sell his space to any scoundrel in
the country and assume the authorship,
(he cannot assume responsibility of lie
or of SANDER, if by so doing he can add
a few sh,llings to his scanty income. This
is our definition Of sf0rd,-Wcbster
doesn't give ANY. We cannot allow our
to excel us in enterprise.
If they are determined to publish a revis-
ion of the dictionary We shall be COMPEL
to Go the same thing, and ii we undertake
it we shall endeavor to make standard
work, but in the mean time it must be re-
that we do not take the in
itiative in any Of these new schemes.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-08-03

> :
Hotchkiss states as showing political
affinity between Smith and oursclf that BE-.
fore the TRANSCRIPT was issued, week be.
fore last, Smith told upon the street what
The paper would contain. If he did that,
It Is not at all surprising. Every citizen
knew that H0tchklss had laid himself
open TO terrible indictment, and nearly
al the residents 0fthis city had heard Of
the things which We published about him.
They have been common properly on the
streets during the last six months, and Il
was but reasonable to suppose that, with,
the proyoca,ion given US, we would pub
lish Them. Any other man could have
told Hotchkiss the same thing, for smiti
had no means Of knowing. that others did
not have.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-08-03

The productions Of this year in Mime
sofa arc much below the average, and Ia
Dor will not receive its usual liberal re.
ward, although it is likely to meet with
fair compensation. Many OF our people
have assumed obligations in anticipation
of bountiful harvests, and some of them
will find itdiflcult to meet their liabilities
rs they mature. The best way out of this
difficulty is the fair way. What there is
Of the crop should be saved, and prepared
for the market with as little expense as
possible, and the surplus sold without de-
lay. This is best for three reasons The
price is uniformly higher early in the sea
son than when the centres of accumula-
tion are crowded beyond their capacity to
receive. Early sales enable the farmers
to make early payments, and thus not on
~ 10 stop interest bot to afford relief to
creditors who in their turn sustain ill.,
bilities which they are pressed to meet;
and in the third place it will prevent waste
which is inevitable If grain is kept any
length oft,me. The credit system which
prevails so extensively just now creates
. mutual responsibility. and unless each
debtor pays as promptly as possible all
will be more or less embarrassed. It is
often the case that one half Of debt paid
punctually will afford such degree Of
relief as TO render it easy for the creditor
to carry the balance for some time. There
must be . Eeciprocal promptness and leni-
tyameng al classes In order to avoid seri.
ops consequences, resulting from the par.
til failure of the crops. We must work
harder and live more economically, and
thus make up BY effort and BY self denisl
for what nature In one Of her caplicious
moods has denied us.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-08-03
First publication August 3j.1

First publication August 3l.l
GTA1E: or MINNESOTA COUN-
~ 1Y OF MOWER. x :.a..
In Probate Court. =, f'fs*E..
In the matter OF the estate Of Andrew Lar
son, Deceased. H.. -, p.
Notice is hereby given to the heirs Of said
deceased and to all other persons 'intcrcs' cd
in said estate. that the Petition If Nina Cock
and ". F. Mcmillan Administrator Of tho es-
tate Of said deceased. for final settlement Of
his account as such administrator, and for e.
nal discharge in the premises, will be heard be-
fore me at the Probate office, in said County,
on Saturday the 18th day of August at II
O'Clock P. NJ. -
Ordered, That notice Of the time and place
Of said hearing, be given to all persons inter.
ested in said estate. by publication at the
foregoing notice, twice before said day Of
hearing in the Mower Cou.ty Transcript a
weekly newspaper printed and publiehed at
the city Of Austin. In said County Of Mower.
Dated at the City Of Austin. this 2ad day
Of August 1876.
SAMUEL nARTER,
Judge of Probate.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-08-03
EXURFExGE SALE. ....e's,


Ue'ae. :. nas ncen n.as n tne payment o. me
enm Q, oeven.y-tnree ucm.ls, xn.on y Claimed
70 pc que ~ NE gate e tnIs n9t'ee upon Ger
tain mortgaSe, NY Aksentes by y. esliysred by
Mary Cornevc3Sx % Ion ysree, oeer-
ing date the In day q nay y. 1873,
and duly reeoE4ed In - ones eE ehs. keets-
ter OF Deeds, e andaef the cesnsyset ~, NOW {.
er, and State OF Minhesota, on the l4th Day
at. May, A. D., 1875. at o'clock, r. ID. IN
Book 90" Ut Mortgages, on psge Isl.
Said Mortgage was duly assigned and tran
sferred by the said Thomas Edwards to R. 1.
Smith, and snid assignment was duly record
ed in the Office Of the Register OF Deeds afore-
said. ON the 10th day OF March a. d. 1876, in
Book Of Mort gag, 8. on page 450.
Said mortgage is conditioned that If de-
tissIt be: made IN any Of the provisions there
In Contained, It shsh DO lawful for ,aid mort
S.:ec, MS asetgns,s 81 assasaey, Ito declare the
whole amount thereof to 30 due, and pursuant
10 saia eona''ions, the Mno'e amount secured
ny sa'" mortgage remaining UNPAID, to TO- ~:
the sun. OF clever hundred ana eight and 70 ioo
dollars, 10 hereby dee'"rsd to DO due and the
80: a.;I - e'""eu ~ ~ uue - .ne a.'e q.
.u.s .." '.s .nu - a:'."n y. Psoocea."S ~
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-08-03
First publication July goth, 1851
M ORTGAGE SALE.

I Default has been make in the conditions of
Of . certain Mortgage, male and delivered by
Andrew l'ollockson and Della Hol!,ckson his
wife, Mortgagors to J. A. Ennis, M-rtgagcc,
bearing dute tho third day Of February a. D.,
1875, and ~ corded in the Office OF tho kegis-
ter of Deeds, for Mower County Minucsota,
on the sixth day Of March a. b. 1875, vt Is
minutes past II O'clock A. N. in Book Q OF
Mortgages, on page -.
Said Martgags was given to SECURE The pay
mcnt Of the said Andrew uollockson's sven
prumisory notes bearing date May 23l 1872.
Tor fourteen hundred dollars, said n"tos being
two hundred dollars esca, with interest pay.
able annually vt the rate Of ten per cent. per
annum and payable respectively on the 6rs'
day Of June of the years 1873. 1875, 1871, 1873,
1870. 1850, and 1851. The interest on said
notes has been paid to the first day June 1874.
There is claimed to be due and is due aad un-
paid I'll. rc.n, ut the date Of this notice, TIC
sum Of six hundred and ninety six Is loo
dollars, isG96.75.) and tho further sum Of
fifty dollars (5O.0O) attorneys fees which Twas
stipulated in said Mortgage ~ he paid in case
of foreclosure thereof, and there is also un.
paid on said Mor'g,ge hut not yet due, the
gum of one thousand dollars and interest ON
the same from and since the frst day Of June
1876, At the rate uf ten per cent. per annum.
The premises conve,sl by said Mortgage
arc situated in the County of Mower aud
State Of Minnesota, and described as follows,
to wit: The northwest quarter If section
number eighteen in Township number one
eundred aud Jour, north Of range number
hightcen, west. r..
NJ suit or proceedings at law or otherwise
have been Instituted for the recovery Of the
said Mortgage debt or aLy part thereof.
Now, thcroi"so no;ic<: il hereby given that
hysvirtuc Of the power IF sale in sad Mart
gage contained and in pursuance ri the
| sta ute in such case ma lc and provided said
! Mortgage will be 10 ccloscd and the Mort
gagged premises together with tho hr,cdi.a-
mepts and xppustennEces tLercunto belong
ing. will DC sui.t at Public vcnlue by ;he
sheriff Of said Mower County, ut the front
door OF tho Court House, in the city Of Aus
tin in said Mower County, On the FRS; day Of
September A. D., 1876, at ten O'clock in the
forenoon Of that day, to the highest bidder
! for cash to satisfy and pa. the Mortgnxe
debt US aforesaid with the fifty dul!a,x attor-
neys fees stipulated to be paid in Case of a
forccio ure thercof AMI the legal di:Lur.e-
mcnts u Gusts Of GALE.
'-: 81 J. 4. ENNIS,
GEO. E >RnARAs. $500. Mortgage
Attorney for Mertg.gee, Hastings, Minn.
Dated July 18Th 1876. tf '-'
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-08-03
---E~~k--
Grasshoppcrs.

Editors Pioneer Press and Tribune. -:
~. JACKSON, MINI, July 90, 1876.
The grasshoppers came here last Satur-
day-millions ofthem. They came from
the north, and completely covered the
ground. We had fair prospect for a
good crep in tho southern part of the
county, but in twcnty-four hours cur pros.
pect was blighted. They covered the
ground completely, and arc dcvouring ev-
cry green thing. They extend from near
Paramount, Martin county, to the west
linesof the State, and how much further
is uneeItain, and from the Northern Pa
;cidcEtdSloux City. They arc eating cy.
cry green thing wheat, osts, corn, pota-
toes, gardentruck,. &c. Falmcrs:rc busy
cutting everything that will d. 10 cut, oats,
and wheat, but in This vicinity will not
get ha'f-no, NOT y quarter crop. They
arc depositing their eggs. What is to he
come Of rs the Lord only knows.
Yours. II. 4. STRONG.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-08-03
First publication July 9Th .

First publication July 2zth-]
CTA1E OF MINNESOTA COUN-
NTY OF MERE
In Prot ate Court. .-..-.-
In tic matter of the cstatc Of the minor
heirs OF q. ". Mitchell. Decreased. as. :
Nctice is hereby given that in pursuance
Of an Order Of the Probate Court Of said
County, made in <sid matter, on the 18th day
of IT. A. b. 1876, authorizing tie sale OF =
part Of the real estate, % said minor heirs
shall as guardian Of sail minort offer and sell
at private sale the following dc*erihed real
estate belonging to said heirs vis: the east
half Of lot 10, block 4, ofth. Village Of austin
except % feet of Of the south end Of eaid lot,
aud the west half of the east half Of tho north.
west quarter Of section eight town lo2 range
IS west. lying aud being in Mower County
State Of Minnt sofa. Such sac will he made
BY me Mt any timc after two weeks from the
date of this notice. The following are the
terms If sale prescribed by said order viz: for
cash upon the execution sni delivery of the
deed OF conveyance, and that notice If sale be
published twice in tho Mower County Tran
script, weekly newspaper printed and pub.
lish.d 1T the city Of Austin, Mower County
Minnesota. 80
Dated, July 20, 1875. @--l.
60 C.. A. MITCHELL.
y. Ii s.szr.. s.-- -.-. Guardian.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-08-03
~ First publication August 3rd, 1867
NINNESOTA NOW.

~ First publication August 3rd, 1867
0TA7EOF MINNESOTA NOW.
- Err COUNTY - e.. ss,..:Gl. -.
. In Probate Court ,..,-.,.t. d. .....,.....
an tie Mntter Of the estate Of Adna Keith,
Deceased. FL -
On reading and fling tho petition Of Ma.
RIA Keith, st Grand Meadow. re:.resent-
ing, amons other things, that Adna Keith,
late Of. brand Meadow, on tho 22nd
day Of .uly A. d. 1876, at his residence,
died intestate. and being resident OF
this County At the time Of his death, leaving
goods. tshnttels,r md estate within this County
and that the said Petitioner il the widow Of
said deceased, and praying that sdministra-
ton o: said estate be to her granted, it is or
dercd that said petition he heard before the
Judge If this Court. on Saturday the 26tL
d.3 OF August A.. II. 1876. at ! o'clock p. NJ,
st the Probate Office. in said County. s
Il Ordered further, that notice thereof be
given to the heirs IL said deceased, and to al
persons interested, BY publ shirg = copy If
this order for three successive weeks prior to
said day OF hearing, in the Mower Cosnty
sTrapscripta weekly newspaper printed and
published 1t the city Of Austin, IN eaid Coun-
~.
e Dated at the city Of Austin. ths 10Th day
of July A. D. 1876.
l. BY the Court,
:ss SAMUEL NARTER,
1S-t4 .@ Judge If Probate.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-08-03
The recent massacre Of negrcs at Ham

The recent massacre Of negrcs at Ham.
burgh, South Carolina, by the white peo-
pie, seems to have been an unprovoked
outrage,-the natural expression Of hate
which exists there against the colorcd race.
A detailed account of the transaction,
gives no plausible prctcxt for the com.
mission Of the crime. 1t is natural that
the whites should feel unkindly toward
those who having been once their slaves,
are now their equals in respect to the pos
session of civil rights. Liberated by the
Republican party and enfranchised by it
the negro is inclined to accept its rr,nci-
pies and to support its policy. Opposed
to emancipation and hostile to the consti.
tutional amendments by which the rights
and privileges of citizenship were confer.
red upon the colored man, the whites have
sought to maintain their ascendency by
lawlessness and murder. They fight des-
perately for social and political suprema.
cy. The former must eyer depend upon
relative wealth and refinement Of the re.
spective classes, but the latter is chiefly a
question OF numbers. As class the me-
groes are republicans, and the whites are
democrats. If the negroes are numerical
ly stronger than the whites, the republi.
can party will have more votes than the
democrats. The whites know this and
they are constantly striving to diminish
the republican strength by killing the ne
groes. The reports ofinvestigstions made
by the government show that more than
5000 colored men have been killed by the
Ku Klux and White Lcaguers since the
close of the war, and this crime has been
committed IN the interest of the democrat
ic party. What would be done if that
party were IN power cannot be foreseen,
but can be predicted with considerable
accuracy -,
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-08-03

The United States Senate has acquitted
Bclknap upon the ground that he having
resigned his Office before Impeachment;
proceedings were commenced, the Senate
had no jurisdiction of tho case.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-08-03

"Hayes is square man and will make
an honest President VS. said by the
Democratic editor in the city where the
Republican candidate resides. 81 49,
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-08-03

Buttoned stockings have made their UP
pearancc and no classics are knee. dcd.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-08-03
First insertion June -. .!szs.f,
sGTATE OF MINNESOTA NOW

3SIAlE OF 3MlNNLOOl n 5. MON :
.pER COUNTY. ;.
District Court, 10th Judicial District.
It's. liodgscn and Laura V .llodgson, Plain
tiffs. against Arnold Lee. Mary Jane Lee,
Joseph C.. Gist and f. G. Gist, Defendants! p:
The State Of Minnesota to the Defendants
above named. z a nj.
You and each Of you are hereby eummoncd
and required to answer the complaint Of the
Plaintiff in this action, which has been filed
in the Office Of the Clerk Of this Court, in and
or;said Mower County, Minnesota, At Austin
in said County, and oservc . copy Of your
answer to the said complaint, on the subscriber
ut his Office in Austin. in the County of Now
or and State aforesaid, within twenty days
after the service Of this summons on you.
exclusive Of the dcy Of such rervice, and, Il,
you fsil to answer the said complaint within
the ti0e aforesaid. the Plaintiffs will apply
to che Court for Tho relief, dem analeL in said
complaint and costs of this action.
Dated Ut Austin, June l0:h. a. b. 1875.
~, D. b. jon NSON, JR.
Plaintiffs Attorney, Austin, Mover County,
Ainnesots.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-08-03

VIE stuck b Tweed through Thick as1 thini
Who aoountsd' John 2. Ho4has ial Il
WHO tAousht the var va srsst sint Sam.
Tides,
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-08-03
The word "Sioux' means cut.thr0at.'

The subscription to the Custer monument
las already reached four thousand dollars.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-08-03

Tho New York Herald says that men
Nh play croq,set are called the 4third
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-08-03

Tiae work. have "gone up,' and dags
haye "cosnc down"
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-08-03
ssssarsxs.9.ssE4.7sssssssss,xssosssss,
/ THEN AND NOW.

-.:-r5
Then traitors met in oone.sye proud,
To plot . mighty natiohs6 deeth
White weaving tur the State bhGApd,
FPsoolsins6 theiesfrsache al 4, 81
With Wanting breath.
Thenvar's aerss,, .busehory made "a
e Avaet extent ofs6tates aetdE eas'e.
And filled the lard with gs stiy dead,
Lest, on rebellion's bloody head,
A crown be placed.
Then slow Starvation piled its trade,
In crowded prisons, dark and lre.r;
Then glonted on the wrsck it made sr
OF men in graves nntimely laid, ~.
Nor fel: fear. = - - =. - =
Then rash assassination ! hand,
Directed by sccession's hate
Smote down the FIRST in lltiaet iaasl ,sssssev.
To g'ut the vengeance treason planned,
But al too late. $50 s
Now rebels victimize the right,
And murder for opinions sake;
In open day and secret night. 10
Make violence the road to might, is5E5"@5
Control to take. ~ :'Ta' .~Ea@ =
Now outrage Is q settled plan, .-,.ga
Intimidation is a rule;
And sudden death might s,nite the man :"
Who is : strong Republican,, 80: .,.7.,..''
Most plant tool. 0E= :-o-
Now wretches ready for ARRAY, "a.
And stepped in sanguinary crime, +. ~
Throughout the South bear reckless sway;
But though they vuunt their strength to-daJ
They bi'le thir time.
Now hope no more il dessolute,
For justice wakes from slumherinx long:
q Noveu Der marks the glowing date
= That witnesses . rescued State,
.a7 And righted wrong. +-z go; ,s-.~s.
We learn from the Rochester POsT tina
a lawsuit in that city Was postponed twice
and subsequently tried bcf''re five success
sive jul les, after, which the parties settlct
and withdrew The case. @ ~'~5s-fa ts.-.
The same paper notes the fact that +,
drunken man fell from the third story 0
tie Porter House without sustaining scri
Gus injury, and when picked up he tolt
the landlord to keep his windows shut j
he didn't want people to fall out from
them. .E z-.gss5H s.ssz -, ...- -,
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-08-03

When might falls Goes ''mother'' earth
kiss the place to make il we'll. H..