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, 1876-11-19

CHANDLER R-DRADsIAW-on the 15th inst.
by the Rev. N. T. Wood, 4. J. Chandler and Hiss
Sarah E. Bradshaw, both Of Chicago.
BAYLEY-OBER-On the 18th inst, at the resi-
dence Of the brides father, 153 Dear bom-av., by
the Rev David Swing, Edwin +. BayleJ and Anna
Katharine, daughter OF r. P. ober.
MuLS-BOlES-At Saugertcs, on the Hudson.
Nov, Il, at the residence Of the brides father,
Joseph H. Boics, Luther Latin Mills, Of this city,
and Ella j. Boies.
, 1876-11-19
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

PORTLAND, Nov. 18.-AriVed-steansh1p
Peruvian, from Liverpool.
New YORK., Nov. 1S.-ATived-Steamsh
Holland, from London.
LONDON, Noy. 18.-The steamship Eysia,
from New York, has arrived out .....,
QuEENsrowS, Nov. 1S.-ArriVed, steamer Al
germ, from NeW York.
, 1876-11-19
FORT WAYNE.

Spec7oE NspdfcA 70 The 7f45NNe
FORT WAYNE, Ind, Nov. 18.-Last night
James O'Brien, single man, aged SO, was
drowned in the canal while in state Of intox-
cation.
This morning at 10 o'clock the third section
Of Train No, 70, on the Pittsbu1g, Fort Wayne
t. Chicago Railroad, ran into the rear end OF the
second section Of the same train at Delphos
No one was injured, but Engine No. 113 aud o
caboose were badly damaged. A wreckingg -car
was at once dispatched from this city to the
scene Of the accident to clear the track.
, 1876-11-19
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

| y! what weather.
italy has 3S7 daily journals.
! Or1nsby, the leading photographer.
Slippery places-Orange peel on sidewalks.
| Cash paid for books-Chapin's, Of Madison.
External evidence OF inward buckwheat cakes
| is beginning to assert itself Oh the surface ot
| society.
/ It is more than probable that the two-headed
| eagle will try and gobble the Star and Crescent
| Empire.
If Russia is not able to take Turkey let her
| send over to America and see us take turkey on
| Nov. 80. q.
ALWAYS pick out bald~headed barber oshave
| you, as he cannot consistently ask you to buy
any hair restorative.
+ New and choice goods In watches, jewelry, and
silyer-ware, just received by 4. e. Miller, No.
Gl Washington street.
Our English Melton oycrcoats and black dag
onal dress suits cannot be eIcelled. EDWARDS q
Brown, No. $50 State street.
Choice stock OF stoves and ranges for sale on
the monthly r-payment plan, BY W. a. Lowell O.
Co., No. 73G West Madison street.
Crowds thronging cChesney's dental rooms,
corner Clark and Randolph streets, attest the
popularity OF good work at low prices.
Have your feathers and mattresses purified by
the Chicago Feather and Mattress RenOV0t1ng
Company, 345 West Van Buren, street.
Collectors OF ctchings arc invited to examine
large lot just received by Wolcott e. Co., cor
uer Wabash avenue aud Adams street.
Politics ran so high in the Troy, N. T., schools
that the children asked to be dismissed at an
carly hour SO that they could go to the bulletin
boards.
New and elegant designs iu furniture and car
pets for sale On monthly payments, by that re-
liable and popular house OF ". a. Lowell & Co.,
No. 736 West Madison street.
The celebrated confectioncrs, Mcdonald
Brothers s. Stillman, will open branch store ut
las State street, just south OF Madison, to-mor-
row evening 100 kinds Of candy.
There are over thirty recitation classes per day
at H. B. Bryant's Chicago Business College and
English Training School, over 800 students in At
tendance, and everything moves of like clock
work.
Belding Bros. g. Co., manufacturers OF sew
ing silk, ilrc said to have USED tho present year
sufficient wood i'll the making Of spools upon
which their silk Is wound to supply several
hundred families with fuel for the winter.
A woman hearing great deal about preserv-
ing autumn lcaycs concluded to put up few
Jars OF them. She told her ncighbor Yesterday
that she didn't think they would ever be tit to
cat, and that she might just as well have thrown
the SUGAR away.
, 1876-11-19

COLUMBUS, O., Nov. Samuel McMullen
and D. Hollern, citizens of this place, were
killed on the railroad near the Pan Handle
round house, IN the eastern part OF the city.
last night, by being run over by freight train,
1n on t6e Ohio Rrosd last
night, freight train was run On the silc track,
and the men in charge neglected to turn the
switch. A passenger train ran into the caboose
Of the freight train, killing Frank Albert and
Lucas McClclland. The engine Of the passcn-
ger train was wrecked, and Several freight cars
damaged. No passengers injured.
, 1876-11-19
CASUALTIES.


;s:., Special Nspatch to 1ae Tribune.
(: JAsEsv11LE, Wis, Nov. 16.-About o'clock
this evening while John Shelton was at work In
the vinegar factory Of the Janesyille Pickle
Works a barrel Of vinegar fell upon him, crush
ing his head and causing instant death.
:. Special Df&patch to I'D. Tribune
WHITEWATER, Wis, Nov: 1s.-Our commu-
nifty has been saddened to-day By the death Of
George Cockerill, a former resident, who had
but just returned from England with his family,
where they had lived this past seven years. He
vas loading piano into wagon, when the
horse started, throwing him out, the piano fall
ing upon him, striking him squarely IN the face,
breaking every bone in the lower part OF it. It
was hoped that he might recover until 8 few
hours previous to his death.
, 1876-11-19

LONDON, Nov. 1S.-A Reuter- telegram from
Calcutta states that later accounts say that
10000 persons perfshed during the cyclone
which passed through Eastern Bengal on the
31st OF October. The Government is taking
active steps for the relief Of the distressed popu-
lation OF that district
, 1876-11-19
THE "NON-EXPLOSIVE.''
EykcfdI Dfxr,fzfch tn JNe Trfhpt1e

ST.. LOUIS. Mo-, Nov. 18.-A frishtfnl e4-
plosion occurred at the residence Of the Rev. ".
P. Mcfarland, Of the NJ E, Church South, in In
dependence, Mo-, about z o'clock this evening.
Mr.: Mcfarland, his wife, three daughters, and
little son were eating supper, when the lamp
exploded, burning all except the youngest
daughter. The eldest daughter, aged 18, was
burned most horribly about the face, head and
arms. Her injuries will proYe fatal. The 9TH
ers were very seriously, but not fatally burned
The house caught fire, but was cxtingnished be-
fore much damage was done.
, 1876-11-19

:. LONDON, Nov: 1S.-!Owing to the depression
in the steamer coal trade more than Thousand
miners arc thrown out of: employment in the
Northumberland collieries. :.
, 1876-11-19

GhIZtRf, TIE FUFUUFh EH@EoHi
has achieved an envfab1e reputation for making the
most nobby goods in the city. His low prices amt
great business success have caused much Jealousy
among his would- be rivals, but he continues nev-
ertheless to make the best garments to order at the
smallest living profits. THE TRIBUNE cheerfnEly
recommends as reliable place to 1eave your meas-
ure No 1S3 South Clark street.
, 1876-11-19
A CORRECTION,

In the article OF Nov. L. On 'Reform in Dress, ~
the clothing house OF s. L. Alexander should have
read n and 70 West Madison street, instead Of
Vest Lake street.
, 1876-11-19
h FACT FOR THESE TIMES

The difference between the most improved
styles Of the ordinary sewinG-machine aud the
new "Automatic'' Of the Wilcox <E Gibbs 8,
NJ Co. is simply marvellous. 200 to 20e Wabash
avenue Chicago.
, 1876-11-19

: HAVANA, Nov. 16.-This morning the market
called the Mercado de Colon was totally de-
stroyed by fire. Estimate Of loss at present I'M
.po=:::~ the building being occupied by Il num-
her OF yenders, whose loss is total.
, 1876-11-19
BUSINESS NOTICES.

There are thousands of people In Chicago
with shattered nerves and deblitated
Bolands Aromatic Bitter Wine Of Iron IL & sovcr'
eign restorative. Depot. 50 Clark-st.
, 1876-11-19

BARST0N'S new EMPRESS RANGE
WIS awarded first premium at both the American
Institute Fair, New York, and the Mechanics As
socation Fair at Boston, and like all his stoves,
, 1876-11-19

DR.. Broadbent cures all diseases by laying
on OF hands aud magnetic and electrical baths,
without drugs tie also detects diseases Al sight.
Advice free, ut Palmer Honse, PArlor W.
, 1876-11-19

A Detroit boy, after finishing the last chapter
OF book called 'sTbe Pleasures of the Deep"
pleaded with his father to let him ship aboard
lake schooner. The old man Mn1led grim
, 1876-11-19
GERMANY.

r BERLIN, Nov. 1S.-spece in the Imperial Bank
,of Germany increased Il, ,092, 600 marks the past
week.
, 1876-11-19

DID 4VU KHUW HIS FHC!p UtNTo
Verify it. else make us out fatsifers. We clean,
dye or repair hundreds Of suits thought to be past
saving, Expense small. Cook s. McLain, 80
Dearborn OF 3Gl West Madison street.
, 1876-11-19
VEGET1NE,
VEGETlNE.
TIE GREAT
T oalth Restorer,
MADE FROM
BARKS, ROOTS, AND HERBS.


GENERAL DEBILITY.
In this complaint 1he good effects Of the vsoET,TE r.
as debility denotes dcncency Of the blood and VKGK
rNE acts directly the blood TAef = ne AZ Ie1s r.
VEaxr1sK. 1t Is nourtahing and strengthening. nnri
es the blood regulates the bowels qulets the nervous
syste acts directly upon the secretons md arouses
the whole system actton. 1t has never failed IN tns
complaint
WHAT IS NEEDED.
BosroS, Feb. Is, 1871.
Il. R. STEVENS EAq.:
DKAE slH: About one year since found myself IN =
feeble condition from general debility. VKGEffNE Was
strongly recommended to me by friend who had been
much benefited by It's use procured the article and
after using several bottles restored t. health anu
discontinued It's feel quite confident that there
no medicine superior to 1t for those complaints tor
recommend II 10 those who feel that they need somc-
thing restore them to perfect health Respectfully
youra, U. S. PETT1NGlLL.
Firm OF $. Il. PettlngiN + Co..
[n
, 1876-11-19
She Is also Said to Have Made
Extensive Arrangements for
Hospital Service,
Views Of a Turk and Of a
Servian Now Residents
Of Chicago.
Fearful Havoc Caused by a Recent
Cyclone in India.
One Hundred and Twenty. Thou
-. sand People Reported
Killed.
THE EAST.

THE EAST.
THE RUSSIAN HOSPITAL SERVICE.
LONDON, Nov. IA Reuter- telegram from
St. Petersburg says that, "1n pursuance Of the
partial mobilization of the Russian army,
preparations are now being made for the
mobilization Of sanitary corps. Movable
hospitals arc also being got ready. Committees
Of ladies have been formed on the model of
those which worked with so much success dur
ing the Franco-Gcrman war for the nursing of
the wounded. The Empress of Russia and the
Grand Duchess, it is stated, have assumed the
patronage Of the associations.
TcnERNAYEFF.
sit is improbable that Gen. Tchernayef will
retain his command Of the Seryian army in the
event Of the Russians being driven to action, as
his whole conduct III Servia has not given satis-
faction in official quarters here.''
TIE sINEws OF WAR.
The Cologne Gazette's Paris correspondent
says: ga principal obstacle to the war seems
to have been removed. The Rothschilds are
said to have been prompted to advance to Rus
sia money loan, the amount Of which will not
be made public The Russian conditions are
said on 'Change to be SO favorable that the
Rothschilds can easily dispose Of the loan pri~
vate1y."
THE TRUTH OF THE MATTER.
PARIS, Nov. 1S.-Thc statement that the
Russian Telegraphic Agency had denied that
the Car made a speech to number Of his
officers at Tsarkoeseta, on Wednesday, during
which he said, "Let us wish the best success to
the commanders OF our armies," is incorrect.
What the Agency did deny WAS the previous
report, circulated on the London Stock Ex-
change, that the Car had made pacific speech
to the Imperial Guard.
THE ENGLISH RADICALS.
The Radical section Of the members Of Parlia-
ment have conyoked meeting to consider the
policy Of England in regard to IN autonomy Of
the Christian provinces in Turkey.
TURKEY AGREES TO THE CONFERENCE.
RoME, Nov. 1S.-A telegram from CONSTANT
nople received here tonight says Turkey agrees
Internationally to the conference.
, 1876-11-19
DIED OF HTS injuries.

Special Dispasch to Tie 1ftbuns. .,
HYDE PARK, Ill, Nov. ls.-:The- boy Charlie
Bruce, who was hurt while trying to jump On q
train Thursday, died this evening at & O'Clock.
, 1876-11-19

No, I cannot, and I do not believe that the
SlaVonian people can either.
NJ. A. RAscuKoV1TCH, SerYiap.
, 1876-11-19

that the deceased came to his house in January,
1874 and said that he in utterly destitute cir
cnmssances. He presented letters showing him
Eeu TO he the rector OF hourishing parish in Ire
lind. lie was victim Of intemperancc. Born OF
tine family, md graduated at Trinity College,
Dnolin he had in youth acquired dissipated habits
which he could never conquer. DR.. Ffenuel1 be-
came in this country IN earnest Christian worker,
accepting the post Of missionary to the Cheyennes,
and discharging his duties in that connection with
exemplary fidelity. His death was noble
ending to heroic life. young Indian, one OF
the many converted by Or. Ffennell, got into
trouble and was put in jail. While there lie be-
came e1asperated, and swore terrible oath that
he would shoot the first white man he met On get
ting out,-an oath the Indian never breaks. Ds.
Ffenne1l interceded for the young man and finally
procured his discharge. Filled with vengeance
the Indian prepared to carry ont his oath and pro-
curing rife, aallied forth TIE very first white
man be me. was the Rev. DR.. Ffennell, and IN
moment he fent a bullet crashing through his
brain, killing him instantly.
HOTEL ARRIVALS
fremont House-J- c. Schofeld, agent =; Stua11 Ia
Robson Company; the Hon. Q: A. Dodge, Nasn-
so9 eseo; e. GeEt.0i e. Biz Ssn Rochsster; a Alton
Hartford; the Hon c. 7. Hammond, Kipon 1;s W.: ::
:...Shern,an House-J. II. Stokes, PhiladeiPhla' :
sesse s%* 9Ss hoe %s" T. s*Fiiy k!S a.
the Hon. c: 4 Bragg, Kansas; the s. Hon;
L; ss r Hull Rock Island; ;.,,cos Co. nf1nIo: Saes
Eaeife-A. .. Leet, Grand Rapids; Col: 7: !.
Mass A. Willard, United States Consul to Quay
mas, Mexico; Gen c. f. Lippincott and y. =.
7; Litt!er, springhcld: the. Hon; shesoy a
reor.; Thomas Axworthy, Cleveland: William
la,,en, New York; the Hon. J. L. williams, Fort
Wayne: D. Torrance, New York: =. Pat.ner HoueeI
John king, Jr,. Baltimore: Daniel Torrance and
II. 4. Bioodgood, New York; Judge George Hoaa-
icy, Judge VI. T. McClintock. Cincinnati, 9. 4.
Beache1, st. Louia; W. G. Quincy, Baltimore; tue
Hon, J. .. Chaf3ee, Denver, Col. James A. : AUS
t.n. Clinton. Mp, :-.*-
, 1876-11-19

Cheapest and Only Sure Curc fur Ssueky CAimueJs.
FOR SALE 1T
Chas. L. Page, l47 StAte-st
Farnsworth + Tranel, Madison and Ealsted-st
A. C. Se!lck, 757 Madison-st.
c. II. Bangs / Co., 2l5 State-st.
Sinclair Bros, :;GG State-st.
Barker & Jackson, LII, Ei.htcenth-st.
Decker Bros, 232 Thirty frst-st.
Murray Bros, e57 Cottagc Grove-av. -
Earbeson s. Brugmann. 88 North Clark-st.
Mcfarland 4 Price 1.8 North Wells st. !.
Il. Saupe, eos Nurth-av.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-12-28
fRESlOENfIAL.

The supreme Court Of Florida has
ut,sssered the Canvasing Board of that
State to make new count Of the vote and
given them pcrempt"fy instruction upon
certain points wherein the buard is al.
legged 10 have erred In their Can.
vsss. Under the direction Of the court
Il Il claimed that the State will lie counted
Tor Tilden without doubt This action
gives rise to new complications, aud rais.
e new quessiens of vast importance. All
the electors except those In Oregon re-
eeived certificates, and thereafter per.
formed tue duty assigned them at the
time required by law. Those electors,
!. would seem to us cannot be rc.convcn.
III, nor can any other persons BE- commits
stoned TO perform duty which has al.
ready bern discharged. 1t may be that
'ri!den had majority Of tn. legal votes
In Florida, and that he should have the
electoral vote Of that state, but IN the
presence Of existing difficulties It is not
easy to designate the proceeding by which
10 may be put in the enjoyment Of his
rights. There arc some wrongs against
which there is no remedy, but VIC hope
the truth will come to the surface, and
III Il justice will prevail. The Isepnbli.
can party cannot afford, nor can the coun-
Try, to iuauguratc Mr.. Hayes il it shall
appear that Mr. Tilden is entitled to the
Office. LET justice be done though the
heavens fall.''
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-12-28
THE WEEKLY
Pioneer Press

indispen sable to the farmers Of tho Northwest
Tho Agricultural Department. greatly eniarg-
cd aud improved, has boo q placed under tho
supervision Of W. }. Alternately, an agricsl-
tural editor OF large experience, assisted ~ =
corps u correspondents trained in sgrieuitur-
al pursuits. Aud to this will b b added 3
Household Department. which will be sspsc-
tally attractive to tho ladies. :. --..,...i'
The weekly edition will contain tho general
news 81. the week. political. literally National
and State nsws up TO the hcnr efSoins~te
press. >-'s,s -
Il should b especially remembered that
Eestern publications arc several days old H..
fore reaching subscribers iu this vicinity, snd
that much Of the matter, especially that part
Of It Of most interest to the public here 10 a.
ready fully given in Tho Pioneer Press and
that BY reason Vt the Geographic facilities for
obtsiuiag important news. The Pioneer iress
IL fully on level With the best Eastern pub
licstions, and fully twenty -four hoars frs:her
than that furuished BY tao best Chicago news
papers. = ~
Desiring to plses th 10 valuable paper 10 the
hands Of every farmer in tho Northwest, the
Publishers have had prepared, especially for
thslr subscribers,
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-12-28

The old year is in the throes Of dissolu.
ton. and soon it will be dead, while the
new IL quickening in the womb Of time,
maturing for tho event to be signaiized by
ito birth. How intimate the association
Of the bier aud the cradle. They are like
the two Teuses that relate to a single
point Of duration-oue jostles 50 closely
against the other that both seem 70 be re-
quired for simultaneous use, and thus It IS
with human life. The hymental VOWS
,re taken at the altar, from which the dead
have been 90 recently removed, that the
funeral echoes have not yet died away
md the infants vail breaks the stiffness
oltho chamber where the mothers life
went out, that a new one might be ushered
in. Grand old year! edieu! Beautiful
nsw year hail!
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-12-28

On the 18th inst, two :beotherr, living At
0lyndon, on The line Of the Northern
Pacific Railroad. were out hunting in the
severe storm that prevailed at the time
One Of them became exhausted and when
hs could 60 no further the brother took
him on bis back and carried him until he
died. Then leaving the body he sought
to save himself A team happened along
and picked him up, and although badly
frozen it 10 thought he will lose none Of
Bis limbs.. Pho body Of the dead man
W. foundctwo days after his death. The
Dtsinasd Tribune, from which We CLEAN
The item, does mott give the name Of the
unSostunatr men,.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-12-28
First publication Dec. 2Sth. !
M ORIG ACE SALE.

AVA
Default has been made in the payment Of
tho sum ct Five Hundred Righsy Two and
4s-l00 l5S2 As 1907 Dollars, which il claimed
to he duo at the date Of this notice upon a
certain mortgatc. duly executed and deliver
ed by Aionzo Fairbanks and Ellen NJ Fair
banks. his wife to William T.. Wh. at, bearing
date the 23d day Of December 4. D. 1871, and
duly recorded in tho Office Of tho Register of
Deeds, in and for the Comfy If Mower. aud
State Of Minnesota, on the 23d day of Do.
cember A.. D. ISL, At 2 o'clock. =. NJ, in
Book M" Of Mortgages, ON page ls6. Said
mortgages conditioned that If default be
made in npy Of tho provisions therein con
aimed. it shalt DO lawful for said mort sagee,
his "ssisns, or attorney, to declare the whole
amount thereof 20 10 due, and pursuant to
said conditions, tho whole amount secured
~ said mortgage r. naming unpaid, to wit:
tho sum of Five Hundred Eighty two aud 49,
lOo D'l'ars, 10 hereby declared to 10 due, and
the said cum is clsiiucd to he due Mt the date
OF this notice. Aud no action or proceeding
1t law or otherwise having been instituted to
recover the debt secured by said mortgage,
" any part thereof:
Now therefore, notice 10 hereby givon, that
by virtue Of power Of saie contained in said
mortgage. and pursuant to the statute in
such case made and provided. tho said mor:-
described il and covered by said mortgage,
viz the west half Of the south east quarter
u section number thirty two t32 township
number ono hundred aud tw" (lo2', north OF
range number seventeen (l7j, west. situ* ted
in Mower county. and State OF Minnesota,
with the Entertainments and aprurtcnancrs,
will be sold ut public auction, t. the highest
bidder, for caeh, to pay said debt and inter.
est, and the taxes, If any, on said premise.
ard City l5O) dollars attorneys leo, ~ s,iru
lated in aud by said mortgage. iu cass Of
:OHc closure. and tho disbursements allowed
by iaw; which sa!e viii! 6o ,na,lo by the
Sheriff If said Mower County, 1T the office Of
CrSnda'l French, iu the city Of Austin, in
saij County anI State, On the 18th day Vi
February A. D. 1877, 1t ~ o'clock 4. NJ, %
that day, SUBJECT to re lc:np;ion at any tim,
! Within one year from thu day 1T sale, Us pro
!! vid.l by law.
Dated, D. csmter 2sth. 4. D. 1876.
WILLIAM L. WHEAT.
| CHAsosLl. i f"E<cu. Mortgages.
Attorneys tor Mortgages. 3O-7t
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-12-28

(fir.t publication November 2lst.]
0TATE or. MINNESOTA, (OUN-
- TY or MOWER. Iu Probate Court.
In the matter Of tho Estate Of Miles John
son, dcce +sed.
Notice is hereby given to tho heirs Of said
deceased, and to al other persons interested
in said estate, that the Petition Of Saloma
johnson, Administrative oi the estate Of said
deceased, for = final settlement Of her nc
count as such alministratrix and for u final
discharge in tho premises, will DO heard be-
fore the Judge Of Probate for said County ut
the Probate Office, in tho city Of Austin, on
Saturday the 18th day Of January A. D. 1877,
! 1t O'Clock P. N.
Ordered, That notice Of tho time and place
Of said hearing DO given to all persons inter-
ested in said estate by publication Of tho
foregoing notice in the MowER County TRAp-
; scRIrf for the term ofthree weeks, previous
to said day Of hearing.
Dsted Il the city Of Austin, this goth day
Of December, 1876. g.
! -. sAMEUL HARTER,
3sN Judge Of rrabate.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-12-28

First publication November I'D
GTA3E OF MINNESOTA, NOW
~ Err COUNTY.-s*. In Probate Court.
In tho matter Ut the estate Of william.
Pitcher, deceased.
TN reading AMI fling tic petition of r. A..
Elder. of Austin, Minnesota. representing.
among ether things, that William Pitcher.
late Of Mower county, "n or nhoat the 27th
day Of November, A. D., 1875, 1T Santa Bar
barn. California. died int.state, AMI being ar
inhabitant Of this couaty ut the time Of his
death. leaving g".ds, chattel.. anil estate
wit. in this county, ami taat the said petit
TONER is a brother in-law Of said decea sed ,
sid paying that administration Of said cs-
tate Le to Mary r.. Pitcher, grated, it is
ordered hat said petition he heard before
the Judge Of this Court, on Saturday, the gid
day If December. 4. H., 1875, at ; o'clock T..
NJ, at tic Prubnte .lics. in said county.
Ordered further, that hoticc thereof be
given to tic heirs II ssil deceased. and to
AL persons interest, d, by publishing y copy
Ut this order Tor thee successive weeks prior
to .ai; day .: hearing. III the M"wER County
TRAssc"Irr, weekly newspaper printed AMI
published At the city OF Austin. in said
county.
Dated ut Austin, the 23l day Of November,
A. D., 1876
by the Court,
SAMUEL HARTER,
Silt Judge Of Probate.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-12-28

Tie appeal made by Governor Pills
bury has already aroused some Of the be-
nevoleut to sense Of their duty to the
frontier sufferer, and aid: Il. flowing
toward the Capitol, in considerable
quantities We suggest that . public
meeting ohould b called IN this city for
he purpose Of planning . course ofaction
and Of naukurAtipg the work ofcollect
Ing Subscriptions In times Of imminent
peril. that ID the most valuable assistance
which comes earliest, be1es ~ shouN
%. d6ey te4e..