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agEFklg Statesman.


AMONG the many amusing Ten!nis-
cences of the Prime Of Wales tour we
must not forget 70 mention an expert
ence of al Indian jsweler in one Of
the great cities. HIS Royal Highness
was desiruus OF adding TO lis store OF
jewellery presents-never very large,
and then running short-a bracelet
which be might p-esen', either to the
Yiceroy's 5 nieces the fair cousin Of the
Commander in Chief, or some other
young lady of high oflicialism who
had been his partner III the dance on
two occasions. Inspecting the stores
Of one Of the most celebrated jewellers
for this purp Sc. his Royal Hllghness
was shown a bracelet composed OF
magnificent emeraIds, gem now OF
the highest fashion in the East, as was
the opal with Us some years ago The
Prince became p0ssessoT Of the choice
gems at once, and took the earliest
opportunity Of presenting them, with
some kind and gracious wordS-aS IS
his wont-to The young lady. Proud
of the royal gii;, hallered by the royal
esteem, aud delighted with the fue
emera ds, the lady Nore the bracelet
on her arm at tue next ball. Alter
two or three dances, becoming eX
hausled with the heat of the room and
her exerlion in such a temperature,
she had retired TO the conservatory,
where her comapnIUn ana partner sud
denly accoslei her with the question,
Why, madam, what can that be on
your arm !" She looked, and with a
horror that can we'll be imagined IN
that country Of snakes, behcId trick
llng from her wrist serpentlne st.esu
minute but palplbIe, green aud shiny.
The emeralds on the bracelet had
melted with the extreme neat; they
were glass, arIfuliy pierced and pencil
cd with some green fluid, OF of some
composition soluble with heat! Need
we say, that on the Prince hearing of
the miserable catastrophe, the Gcli
iious gems were returned with some
what more than royal Indignation to
the tricl'y :radesman, theucelorlh Ill
vested OF all courIly patronage.
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hls gone or leaving unsettled ne Tsps PER account
We inclined to the opinion that this man Hines
Is a deliberate fraud and shah only change our est
nSte when he-FUts L aa aPpearance and aettles his
bll. II
, 1876-11-25

LARGE AMOUNTS The aggregate values
Of gram and o'her shipment. By sea from
San fFIrcisnS have never '--t,se been 60 large
a. hsy were during ~ e past mouth. The
total value va S45J66Ju. Ihs shipments
OF Treasure during the s4u.s time have Be-, n
81, 730, 500.
, 1876-11-25

one passenger was killed and sever
al wounded en- the 9th b. q raj road
accident on the Memphis and Li.,le
Rock road near Edmundson.
, 1876-11-25
EEURRAEE! HUEESAM!!

Vince CT. ~ Wilson No. -.
II As TAKEN TEE FIRST MEDAL at the Cen
II tennia. Exhibil ion, and the GOLD MEDAL. AZ
tie California State FAIR
CHAS. WILKINS
43-u Agent Wheeler & Wilson Mfg Co.
, 1876-11-25

Federal Officers, SOiiIeT-, lHi 7... ari.ri4 :
war. or HsT tears, are IL .n--' - 5-. tsl -
money nom The Cove uIu.-t rt. - - 5...lg Z
TO J-- ,iue since final PIy Esrnt - @ r,-IIr-
service and state am mt oi pay ~ 81 -
Cert!f.-t-ls u AGjE,Il.' G-l-lil - d, .la.e :
..ry1c,. an Honorable ,l.-ri.lrs= tl-Ieiio'-
discharges lrst, procured s. s.l-i = - .-9 NJ r
Enc!o,e stamp to Gilmore & 90
a.sS,ESs1-! s'--N'i''-s ,-,ss5.
AnFedersr othres, HERS ana s.li11 5e 3 Iss =.
ruprurei. or / ilre8 IA the aa= oi -1-I r.l,.a1
yy..r aua aistliei thereby, can o''4-l 80. = ~
and sailors, VINO lave d.=l si... % Is @--.i5e. y = y
contracted or soUa-> '.d -A! - -. 1s'l y
SERVER ana ID line 81 duty, can P.lloi-
addressing CsIIElss-e q o. t.,-,-, loii1.5
Tp..r-s,-l - Tor Pensioners 0ols--. r,rcr q
Land W.rrsuts prc-urri iCr ssr'i'1 ,. -.lsd aiI
March 2. ls55 lhcrr aTv no 49, l, asbiHzl
send stamp 20 GELuGisE 49, -
tan %. e., :,r i,sll iti-trIl .',i-i-s- = 4
FH,ppEsrr - II oout,s Z i-gof By '-'.--7
Orti-a N
lob PRINTING, NEAT, QUIZ -
d NJ the ec.rEsMAS Once.
, 1876-11-25

FRGHTFUL TRAGEDY IN FgANCE.-A
trIghttuI tragedy Is reported from
Vile neuvcla Cognaux, a village near
Toulouse. \ laborer named Del
boScq was living with hiS wife and
sister ln-law in the house Of Mme.
Lacroix. The >iSter-in>law was about
10 be married in few days, and
claimed certain articles Of furniture
belonging to her, as well aS The paw
ment OF a sum of 600 francs which
she had lent to DeIbo>cl. On hear
ING this the man became furious. end
during the night quarrellci with his
wife, who Threatened 10 summon lin
before magistrate. This excited him
to frenzy, and seiziug a spade, he heat
the poor Old woman to death. No;
satisfied with this be mounted 10 the
second story, where his oi>ter-iu law
was sleeping with Madame Lac-oix
and murdered both OF them with the
same weapon. He then Went down
stars and vented his fury on the
furniture, SmashIng everything in the
place. Here apparently his rage Was
quelied by fear Of the results of his
aroeious acts, for after an a,temp, 90
cut his throat, probably in-tfectna!
through nervousness, he drank of the
contents Of q bottle of petroleum
rushed out of the doors and tbraw
himself into the canal, whence he was
rescued by some grape plcke7s who
happened 10 be near the spot. 4 doc.
tor was quickly called. who b. The
prompt administration of eme,ics sue.
ceeded in saving the life of the murd,
erer; bat his three victims were
found dead from the frish,ful blow,
he had inflicted on them. When
brought before the magistrate he
male fall confession, aul related al
the details o: the horrible crime.
, 1876-11-25

!SFoHN4TToS wanted OF \ NJ DonneIIy. supposed
70 1--we N the neigtborhood Of Weston. Ore,on- Ad
cress this office. ~
, 1876-11-25
Pacific Mutual
LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY.
OF California
AsSetS. Sl.3OO.OO0.

LELAND SIANfOkI-------------- = :, - !.
j. IL CARROl-----.-------- lrr ilsSisens ~
A c. VAIIENT. Secretary
BENZ. y. KENNEDY -Ae1uaI!
Assets, -. 800, ,0O0.
THEPACIFIC MUTUAL L hans all its funds on this
L coast. 1t has perfected new plan oi lnSnlahce
called the Mutual lnvestU ant Plan IL giai ahtees
Il definite rate OF dividend, and definite o-sh oui-
render Value. Each applicant elects his own terms
aLd i not compelled Ily Tor IEsUrrce any 4olSeA
than he needs II.
1t IS plain contract, easily understood, and pos
sesses every element Of safety, security ana sa'se
ton II shows not alone low Ia get fito isu,aie'
but how TO get out pie st7i and sltsred ChhAe tAc
old time policy II does not bind the insured 10 an III
terminabe contract, but tt boiler may FeAi'Ae Us
cash value at any time, AND THAr CASH EALIE II
IMPRESSED ON THE PFLIuY IN FIGURES, II being lhe
10th condition of the policy. ,
10 cover mortsslss se,-re debt, protect ianiyI
10 guard against withdrawal Of business capital oy
partners death, or 20 provide for oil e-t s pre-
eminent, and sUrpasSts all other plans.
WHEN \ MAN DIES \ FORTUNE PER-
ISHES- "-DicteHS-
a Policy of Insurance Is the Cheapest and Safest
mode OF N king a c.rtlIu provision iOr one family.
-FFGRk}.H,
Bow strange that men should be careful 20 insure
their shiIs goods and house, which MAY or may N0r
sink burn h. destroyed and refuse u insure telt
lives, which aTe CElTaIS TO ceas@,
IMAM ORDINARY LIFETIME,
POSSIBLY IoD y, AMI T, fuse, too. whe" they know
that the comfort OF their families aud the safety OF
their estate depends upon their personal ability and
management Rhi h hangs ON the slender thread oi
their existence Ia th-se times Ot money strIASs-ney
everywhere It would BE- well 10
US a. a MO VI T. Mt
II our battle Of life 10 consider the possibilities and
contingencies that oiiai nearly every kint OF
business and cons queutly the hap luesS OF those
who are depe, dent upon labor for their support.
No PRovis1oS FOR orr DFPESDENTs ApEo ,rE
WHICH Ii NOT IMMEDIATE, FOR DEATH MAY HE
ISsIEuIATE-
Our estates under our management, may be worth
thousands 20 our hens hundreds
tie that pTOvileth not tJT his own, ana especially
f1r hi own household, Is worse than Intrle and
has denied the faith" EEsaNk & EAEEE,
General Agents foc Oregon, aud Washington and
idai.o Territories.
NAtLA WALLA, July -. 1876. Sttf
, 1876-11-25

Faxes for the Wear 1876.
THE WALLA WALLA COUNTY TAX BO0K
I9r tie year 1870 l. no" Ia the hands Tie C0uu-
= Lristir-r - whom J3Xes C-ln U- uaIi until the
51th day Of Decembe AZ which d4t,. ali unp,il fz-
VII uecome delinquent tel per cent slds,i for
eCl!eetloa "al.a "aIla, W +, sept. % 1876
4j-ti Il r REEFS, County ife.suter
, 1876-11-25
Ayers Cathartic PMS.

For tie relief
ami cure u. al
dcTdn-"lly IL
the -t3:hi.u, IV
e., and 1uHeiS.
Ihvv are = raid
apcrisut, and IN
s. excellent pUr@a-
. tive. Bern@purc-
ly vegetable, they
contain no TCT-
cuIy or mineral
NhIfpygr. NILtl
, 1876-11-25

The BRITsu FLElr.-The British
empire now has enrolled in her own
ports, or those Of her colonies, a COM
mercial tonnage of more than seven
millions of tons. England, to protect
the tonnage ana her sea. coast, now
has four hundred ships Of war, whose
tonnage exceeds 1900 tons, while
tie othe: nations OF Europe have, in
the aggregate, 100000 tons Of ships of
war. England has fifty iron cladS ;
twelve of these are most efficient Yes
sells, built within the last fourteen
years. AT this moment Size has thirty
four ships of war upon the stocks, OF
which eight are superior iron cialS,
costing not less than 500 per ton.
IL the last eighteen years England
has expended S9I0,O0G,0J0, in gold
on her navy. In addition 20 tais the
subsidies she pays 10 mail slpamers
have averaged 5G,O00,050 annually for
thirty years, and the principal part Of
this large sum has been repaid by
pOstages, but the subsidies have given
her, in addition to her navy, more than
400 ocean steamships, subject to her
call in time of war. England annual
ly buildS more that 10000 tons Of war
ships. Seine Of her first iron claGs
were eXperimen 5, but if we include
those ON the stocks, she has twenty of
the largest class, ranging from 5000
to 10000 tons, protected by plates OF
seventy 10 twenty inches IN thickness.
armed VITA riied cannon weighing
eight tons TO twenty five tons each,
and testing cannon which weigh eighty
tons each and throwing proicc:i.e>
weighing 100 pounds each. Half
her tonnage, manned by 90 600 sea
men, Is constantly at sea. France has
$4,000 tons OF iron clajs, and fifty
vessels on :he stocks; Turkey 5000,
Italy $4,000 tons. Russia has five
iron cladS, one Of them measuring
10000 tons, and Germany has quite a
number, while Holland has IGS war
ships, of which fifteen are iron clads.
, 1876-11-25
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President u. -. I ( = Il II
WALL W.L-I-A- 1u"lsst ). $50
, 1876-11-25
II An ORDINARY LIFETIME,

POSSIBLY IO-D Y, AMI fuse, too. when they Know
that the ,ontort OF their Families aud the SAFETY OF
their estate depends upon their personal ability and
management Rhi h hangs on the slender thread Of
thIr existence la th,se times 1f money striAs-ney
evaryEyb.-r. II would h y.ull 10
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-12-28
Destitntion.

There are a few families in and near
this city that arc in needy condition,
and they must have aid or they will suffer,
and certainly there should be none left t.
battle with cold and hunger in the midst
Of such plenty as smiles around us. True
plilanthrophy, real bcncvolcnce does not
stop in the presence Of suffering to inquire
the cause. Relief first and investigation
afterward. So far Us VIC know none who
are needing assistance .rc to blame for
their dcstitution. They arc sober, indus
trious and economical. We hope tho
Ladies Aid Society will effect a good
organization and attend to their work
thoroughly. 1t is certain that they will
meet will, generous CO operation from all
who arc able to contribute. 1t is lar better
that some system should he observed IN
the distribution than that the aid be gwen
promiscu Cusly. Clothing is needed as
much as food, and many people have sec
ond.hand garmcn.swhich will do excel.
lent service, but they m.y!ueed mending OF
making over, in order to be available
We suggest therefore, that the ladies
establish sort OF "rcpair shop" for this
purpose. In this way they cAn accom-
p:ish much that would be impossible
Otherwise.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-12-28

Probably o, M d.y since list Fourth
of J u,y, have 81 many people been in this
CITY ~ were here III Sturdy last. The
principal streets were $" nl'cd Win
teams that it WAS difficult for those going
il opposite directions to pass each o:h.r.
Our merchant, say that their business "n
,la, day was better than it had been l'c
frrc il u lon: ti,u". Every face wore Il
pleasant Look. and cacl, person seemed in
ten, upon ,h~ pursuit IL s'mc l"'l":c
We should like IL See )" much energy
and go,d feeling manifested "n each day
Of the week.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-12-28

We returned this morning from st. Paul
whittier We went last Tuesday 10 attend
meeting Of the Regents Of the University
Of Minnesota. The report of the Prcsi.
dent "r the Beard, together with the re-
ports of the President anG the Faculty Of
the University were presented, considered
and adopted. Considerable business, prin-
cipally details OF management was done,
occupying the attention Of the Regents
all day yesterday. We ask candid and
careful reading Of the several reports, for
they show The true condition of the Uni.
versity, and that Is something with which
all the people of the State should be fa.
Miliar. ...~. -@s.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-12-28

The Methodist Sunday Sehoo! in the
Dinsmore ncighborhood, enjoyed a visit
from Santa Claus ON last Monday evening.
A neighborhood tree with all the usual
was actually loaded with
Its great variety Of fruits. Both old and
young enjoyed its benefits. Rev. H: j..
Crist, who breaches TO the people regular
" every two weeks was present and
was not forgotten, US a loaded cutter and
t" put in the pocket can testify.
Some excellent music and singing cnlived
the exercises. Much credit Is due to the
energetic committee who superintendent
matters. All went home gratificd, amid
The tinkling Of merry Christmas bells.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-12-28

DR.. Allen, of Portage City Wis.,, will be
u, the Brown House, in Grand Meadow,
On Thursday, January 18Th, and remain
one day only, and ut the Flcck House, in
Austin, On Friday. January 10Th, and re.
main three days only. All those wanting
his scrvises must remember the days.
The Doctor comes we'll recommended, and
the multitude Of people who visit him
daily, tell If his great success in the treat
n.cnt If all tliscascs--rcamalc diseases y
specially. Every person afflicted should
90 and consult him. Examination AMI
consultation free. 30t4
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-12-28
The odd Fellows.

Some days ago We published list Of
the officers elect Of the Odd Fellows
Lodge in this city. Geo. W. Palmer, who
was chosen Noble Grand, found it neccs-
sary to decline the position, on account If
business, which occasions change Of lis
residence. Lafayette French, Esq, was
elected IL the Chair and will preside with
ability and fairness. 1t IS degree Of
promotion sel.i"m attained by so young a
member rs Mr.. French, and is mark Of
confidence and esteem, of which he may
we'll be proud. The full corps we're in.
stalled at the regular meeting held last
Tuesday evening. d. d. G. NJ, r. l..
Smith, officiating as Chief If the service.
The Lodge is in excellent condition and
embraces in ,ts membership many Of the
best men in the community.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-12-28

The usual monthly concert If the NJ.
E. Sabbath School was held ut the church
las, Sabbath evening. An illustrated
lesson was given showing the provision
If \ Savior f,r mankind. The prophc
sizes forctcl;ing the coming Of Christ were
placed in jux.apositi'n with Ne"
Testament. Scriptures, mixing "A c 'm?le't
history If Gods wonderful! plan of saliva
linn. Tao members Of the school sus
taincd th-i, several parts crcdita6!y and
the whole exercise WIS beautiful ami III
>lruct i've,
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-12-28

Osihc vast tlrong Of pc"pG in town
Inst Saturday. nearly every one seemed to
have some business at Tallmadge & Balls.
Their door WIZ open all the time, SEEM
ingly, and there was constant dispute
for the right Of way between those who
vere going In and those that were coming
out, for neither had an unrestricted path.
The boys are selling goods just as low as
ever, and the qualify is Of The very best
They huy in large quantities, and hence
have the advantage which heavy dealers
always enjoy. and this they make avail
able for their customers. Thcpublic have
found out where 10 60 for groceries.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-12-28
Administrator Notice.

The undersigned having been appoint.
ed administrator OF the estate ut Joseph
Kyle deceased, hereby gives notice to all
persons indebted to the firm If Kyle &;
Fiehu, that lie is authorized to COLLECT all
sums iuc them and receip: for the same,
aud also to adjust and pay all proper de.
mands against said firm, which sh".,ld he
presented without delay. Persons know
ing themselves to be indebted to the hr;n
will confer favor by making an early
settlement of their account.
II. D. Hocktxa, Administrators.
Austin, Dec 81, 1876.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-12-28

Committees Of ladies from the several
churches, 81 far Is appointed, meet ,".da,
{Thursday) At four O'Clock ut tho Mc'''o-
dis, church for the organization OF \ per.
n,ancnt Relief C;u5 for the relief Of til"
needy Of Austin. Those appointed thus
far arc Mrs. C. TX. Davidson, Ms. G. E
Wi,b,ur, Mis-. Henry Burger, Mrs. 0. W
Shaw, Mrs. !. 5. Anderson, Miss ELLA Cook,
Mrs. n. X. Noble, Mrs. TO. c., Miss Flora
Crane, Mrs. II. j. Crist, Mrs. d. .. John
son, Mrs. r. o. Hall, Mrs. II. Frederick
and Mrs. II. n. Pudcn.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-12-28

We understand that quite number Of
persons in this vicinity are making calcu.
lntions to 60 to the Black Hills next
spring. TOO such, We have just this to say {:
Friends! Ifyou are 10 tolerabls circun-
stances, with enough to d.. and fair
prospect Of earning good living. don't
break up and 70 away. The idea that
wealth may he obtained suddenly with.
out extra hazard, is false one, and should
not he entertained. Stay In the land 0f
god habits and Of plenty; 10 in.i,st. ions
and economical, and you viii Do better of
than sou are likely 70 be By going or On
speculation.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-12-28
GRAND MEADOW, Mimi, July II, 1876.

GRAND MEADOW, Mimi, July ~, 1876. +
We. the undersigned, do hereby recon-.
mend to these suffering from the effect Of
diseases, r. L. Wolco,t's Great CArARRu
as the best remedy in use
tor Catarrl,, Neuralgia, Erysipelas, Sore
Eyes, Headache, Too,l'ache, etc.
Pam Paint cures Scald Head, Salt
Rl,cum, Cancers, Flesh Wounds, Sore
Throat anu Rheumatism.
Consumption Cure cures Colds and
Coughs of the worst form.
SAM. AxDELL G. II. DYER -.
ALvA HUNT PETER PETERSON
A. MOBILES CENA LEsHEI
j. ID. LESTER J. GETIsMAN.
This mcdicinc can be had of J. D.
Lesher, General Agent for L. l.. Wolcott's
Great Family Remedies, by addressing
him at Grand Meadow, MINI. 15tf
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-12-28
Murder VIII Out.

A few years ago august Flower" was
discovered to I've 4 certain cure for Dy 8
pcpsia and Liver complaint, few thin
Dyspeptics made known to their friends
how easily and quickly they had been
cured by its use. The great merits If
GREEN'sAUGusrFlOw LOWER became hcraldedl
through the country by one sufferer t., an
other, until, without advertising, its sale
has become Immense. Druggists in every
Town in the Unite: States are selling it.
No person suffering with Sour Stomach,
Sick Headache, Cnstivencss, palpilatiOn
of the Heart, Indig estion, Low Spirit, ETC.,
can take three doses without relief. Go
10 your druggist. Clemmer s. Pooler and
get a hottie for Is cents and try 1t. Sam.
Die bottles 10 cents.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-12-28

We understand that several Of the peo-
pie Of this city are DESTROYS Of having Mr..
Headic give Instructions In clocu.ion in
our public school. We hope the Trustees
will consider the matter, and If possible,
secure his services few weeks. Mr..
Headle comes we'll recommended, and his
in..ruclion here has given The best Of salts.
faction. 4,
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-12-28

W. II. Omcer's Touring mill Is in stull
operation again, after two weeks respite
caused BY 4 broken wheel. This mill
rates among the best in the State, ptoduc-
Ing dour II the very best quality, and it Is
crowded To the fullest extent Of It's capacity
II supply The demands Of its customers.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-12-28

\ Chinaman passed through this city
On the cars last Tuesday. representing
himself rs being a student ut Yale Col.
lcge, Oh his way to Mortified for the pur.
pose of lccturlng. HI was m intelligent
look ing person. nicely clad in The Costume
If his country. with Il pig tail rcachins
nearly to his heels. He acted like one
who thinks himself valuable curiosity
and which should not only be thoroughly
exhibited, but universally seen.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-12-28

CLEMxEn & PooLEN have an abundance
IT goods suitable for New Yc"rs, which
they will he glad to exhibit tn tho public.
It will bc we'll for those wanting anything
in their line to drop in and sec Tor them
selveS.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-12-28

JAMES CRoHoS still keeps supply OF
those excellent cigars. lie has also nice
selection of confectionery, and some of
the finest fruits In the market. 1t IS no
trouble for him to show goods, that's
mart Of his business.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-12-28

We are pleased to announce the mar
riage Of our young friend James Pierce.
lie Is one Of the boys that deserve to he
b,th prosperous and happy. How (e) to
become 80 has been the object of his solici.
tudc for some time. and We are glad that
he has salved the mystery.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-12-28

Tho skating rink IS thronged during
these pleasant days with those who enjoy
sport on the leo. II one Of tho merricst
places that NC hare scen Ia long time.
One can scarcely :ellwhich have most en-:
joymcnt, the boys or the girls, for both
engage in the exercise with about equal
vest
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-12-28

IfJou would like to be surprised 4" to
Qua. and examine the new stock Of clothing
hs has jus, received. You will End that he
will sell you = suit lower than It could be
bought 100 years ago o. 100 years hence.
Call on Guns. 5tf
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-12-28

4 Drummer, respectable in appearance,
was found here In q fearful drunken con-
di,i"n recently. ard taken t. Jail where he
had m attack Of dclcr;um trcn,cns, sutf"r-
ing terribly. lie was kindly cared for by
SheriC Hall aud Jailer Allen.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-12-28

The su,j.c, Of the discourse 1T the Cn''
v.rs.list church mex, Sunday evening will
Ire an exposition Of the parallels Of the
"G.nin vt Mustard Sccd," and the "Leavsn
in the Nca;." All ar.. invited. Seats free.