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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-02-01

Our Vice President elect, is thus sketch
ed: Mr.. Wheeler il man oc above the
mid lie stature, round and plump like m
apple dumping, with = g"od.naturcd,
round head, setting firmly upon rather
feshy neck; smooth face If fresh rudGy
complexion, clear.cut teatn'es with some
thing Puritan in their rightly Of outline;
little gray eyes. Get hack IN their sockets,
well.rounded and re;reating, but not
verv high forehead. streaketl with hair Of
beautiful. delicate silver, which has a
graceful little wave in front. Mr.. Wheel.
cr looks like some comfortable we'll TODD
Quaker, and there is something Of the
genuine countrynnan ahou, his hcarliness
of manner. ..rtu., .. "a 49,.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-02-01

II . man has been the tool and dupe
al another Tor pay,-if he he has, for the
sake OF holding some ONCE Of em"lument
been false to his own sense or justice and
70 the people among whom he lives-ifhc
has been guilty Of decsipt and falseh""d
Tor the sake Of pecuniary gain-if he has
bargained his Independence for politi-
cal preferment. aud made himself living
lie rather than incur the displeasure Of
the ua.u whom he hiss been servtng-and
Meigs acknowledges that he done all these
shings-we should like to know what esti.
mate be puts uron his.character, aud tho
people would like IL know. ~
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-02-01

The St. Louis GlHbc Democrat express.
es the opinion that if the movement to
raise troops for the lglesias invasion "i
Mexic" is once fairly jnaugurated, it will
he a. impossible I" kept: Western men
out Of Mexico IS It WAS to drive the out
of the Black Hills. Many ST. Louis men
have invested in Mexican silver mines,
and they have direct interest In such q
project. Grants Of land in the richest
mining districts arc held out by the Mex.
leans rs An inducemcnt fNr volunteering.
President Grant Ia; n very depressing
habit OF putting his f""t down in such
cases. It is time for the foot to come
down. The order should he. mo more
ilibustcring."
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-02-01

Tie Portland Oregoniah does not like
ladies win are ready I" swoom ut the
sight Of mouse, and, desiring 10 bring
the blusl, Of shame I" their cheeks, re.
lntes the following: Miss Melissa Wilson,
young lady 1s wears Of age. shot and
killed \ panther. 4 mile and quarter
firm her fathers house, which is six miles
above Sheridan. On Saturday, December
q. The panther had been killing her
fathers sheep, and his dog got after the
animal and treed it. aud the young lady
killed It 1T the secoud shot. She presents
it 10 a Christmas y, escnt to the stmk-rais.
crs # Yaml,ll County. Tic panther
weighed $50 pounds" All this d"sen't
prove tina, Miss Wilson isn't afraid Of a
mouse.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-02-01

People are not generally aware Of the
narrow escape Chicag" had from Brook.
Ign Theatre tradget'y Sunday night, Jan.
uary 81. About $50 fire b. okc Out in a
room upon the street front If the New
Chicago Theatre. The building was just
being lighted for the evening performance
Of the German dramatic troupe, and an
hour or 50 later was crammeL almost to SUI
focation by the largest audiences ever
assembled within ITS walls. Had the fire
been delayed and the alarm sounded while
the theatre was thus packed. the result
would in all probability have been fright.
full.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-02-01
The New Orleans Times (Democratic)

The New Orleans Times (Democratic)
warns the people Of the north that u
great deal If m;shirected sympathy -
wasted in Louisiana. 1t refers 10 the
tOmlastic editorials If the New York
Herald rs dull eleven inch t"sh," and
declares tia, the people grow weary under
the infection IF leading Democrats who
impl"re L"uisianians to he calm and tenn
peratc. The Times is tired Of patronizinr
chin music while the levces are ,ving il.
Tut will the Democrats repair the lev+es
They arc no* making chin music spec.
inliv
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-02-01

The St. Paul Dispatch says: Govern.
ment statistics make startling revelations
If our extravagant habits. From beer,
whisky and tobacco the government, has
collected in the past year revenue Of
one hundred million dollars, which seems
to indicate that the people have not stint
ri themselves as TO their "prescnt vices"
on account Of hard times, or because Of
anxiety over the difficult constitutional
problems. The sixty.tw" million five
hundred thousand gallons Of spirits dis.
titled from grain and m"lasscs and the
nine million barrels Of beer on which the
greater part If the tax was collected is a
very extensive .ipple ven for forty NIL
lions OF people. This little Niagara Of
exh,larating fluids would supply about
eight gallons fur eacl, voter.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-02-01
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH,
Corner Of St Paul and Bridge streets, Rev.
". J. Crin,, Pastor. Preaching every Sab
bath n I04 a IN. and u =. m. Sunday
school ut noon. Prayer meeting Thursday
evenings The public are lily iov ted
TO these services.
UNIVERSALISC CHURCH.---High and
Bridge streets, Rev. J. W. Eldridxs, Pas
tor. Preaching everv Suuiav At 1915 n.
m. and 7:'5 p. "a. Sunday Scho"l II Ill., =
PASTORS residence IN College street. west If
Greenwich street. All are invited to those
sssvi .es.
BAPTIST CHURCU.---Srrvices every Sab
bath at 1910 q. m. and 7:l5 =. m. Sunday
School At IL m. Prayer AMI conference
meeting r :ursdAv 1t 7:l5 p. n. Pastors
study 1T Judge Aliens residence
Covenant mee'inx Saturday before fret
Sunday in each ln"uth. at ; O'Clock =. ~.
= C. D. BtLDGx, Pastor. =
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.---On th.
corner Of st. Paul aud Mill streets. Rev.
{. 4. Wright, Pastor. Service 1T 1853 ..
m. and 1880 r. m. Sunday school Afsep
morning service. Prayer meeting Thurs
day evening 1T 1880 O'Clock. Psstors resi-
demos on the corner Vi Maple AMI Green
wscb Streets. >s s...~ss ..... t. 2 -:
CHRIST CHURCH ---Episcopal. suu1s.
services 1t 10y .. m. and u p. m. Sunday
school Ut II N. AL ara lovingly invited
X. R. GouDy, Rector.
SCANDINAVIAN LUTHEREN CHURCH
=. Services every other Sabbath. sunds!.
, sehoos every S.Shssh vt d "oSoek =. -.
Rev. p. q. 0sTBy, Pastor.
CATHOLIC CHNRCH....WsstM Main Street,
Rev. Father Hurley, rast.'r. Morning sor-
vice at 8 md 1880 .. n. Sunday school
50. N. vss psss 7:3o p. N.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-02-01

The following paragraph, from the Min
nrrpolis Tribune, takes this view ot the
Meigs Dunuell matter:
The lately Onstcd Austin postmaster
wrcaks Il das,ardly vengeance on Dunncll
f,r removing him, bv printing a lot "t
letters written by Dunnell t. him in the
confidence Of personal and party rcla.
tionship. The letters prove that Dunnell
knows how tn use his political creatures.
but they prove more incontcstably still
how petty a little creature he in this Case
had to use. The Austin postmaster has
proved too much. lie has succeeded in
doing Dunne!l great injury, but he has
done it at the expense IF his own man,
hood-if. indeed, his letters d" not dem.
"nstrate that he was never possessed Of
any,
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-02-01

The New York World publishes inter.
views with prominen. Jews IS I" the r..
ported immigration I" Palestine. Tie
idea If a general return Of the Jews l."
Palestine is secuted as absurd and i'm.
probable in The highest degree. With the
exception Of y very few orthodox people,
the jews, A. religious sect, have long
since given up all expectation "f ever re-.
turning t" the Holy Land, and the thought
Of returning now and founding Jewish
state has, it is said, never existed save in
the imagination Of some very visionary
people. This is the general tone Of the
persons expressing themselves. They
argue tina, the Jews sre much more likely
to invest in Fiji, avenue lots than in prop
erty Oh the Jurdrn.-Chicayn Inter Ocean.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-02-01
CHICAGO NORTHWESTERN
Dali wAv

Passengers tor CHICAGO. Detroit. Toledo,
Cleveland, Buffalo. NiaEar" Falls, Prtsburg.
Cincinnati. Kochs.ter. ALBANY. Toronto,
Montreal. Quebec. Portlsnd; Boston. New
York. Philadelphia. :l:,mors. Washington,
Ct. Louis, Cairo. San Frsncisco. Sacramento,
Bluffs, Sioux City, 81. Paul. Marquette Esca-
nab.. Mennsha. Mad.on, Cheyenne. Omaha,
Yankt"h, y mona, Duluth. Green Bav. Mil
| w"ukse, and Ill points Northwrst, sonth and
! east, should buy their tickets via CHICAGO
and tho
CHICAGO l. NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY
Close connections are made At Chicago
| with the Luke Sh"re AMI Michigan Sou'hern.
Michigan Cea,ral. D .ltimore All OHIO. P. It's
burg Fort wavnc and Chicago k,nk ,ksr Line
and Pan Handle Routes, tor al y ,ints s,u' h.
Close O. functions are also made with tho
Union P.ci6, k:.ilr ~ ! 1t . u ,aa Tor alI far
! wsst points.
C'"sc connexions are made at JUNCTION
points with trains If I'LL eros. ruad-.
PULLMAN PALACE CAhS.
These celebrated cars are run on all uixLt
trains on I'LL the lines Of this road.
! This Is the ONLY live uunninY these cars
! between Chicago and st. Paul, or milwaukee.
At Omaha our sleepcrs CONNECT wit" the
overland slrepers on tue Uaion P.ciGs Rail
road. for all points west Ut the Missouri
River. Among the
inducements Offered by this Route.
70 tho travelling rualic arc all the modern
! improvements. steel rail. Farl"r AMI drawing
room day coaches, Westinghouse Safety AIR
Brakes, safety coupling platforms, speed,
safety. and absolute c"mtort.
RUNNING THROUGH FIVE
I. 49,: GREAT STATES,
and operating over 1000 miles 1t road. this
company presents to the traveller fscilitiel
that are not aud cannot 10 offered by any
competitor.
! All ticket agents can sell you tickets Vi.
!his route.
! II you with the hest travelling scc"matia.
""ns. You will buy your tickets by this route
| and Vi i'll take M other.
MARVIN HUGHlTr. W. II STENNETT
! Gent Hup't. G~nr PASSENGER Agent
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-02-01
Counterfelt~rs..A Big Haul.

A dispatch from Cincinnati, Ohio, saye.
"Ja,nes Brooks, nf the government secret
service, whv caused the arrest y few days
since Of John McKeenan and wife of that
city. for dealing in counterfeit money,
and Of Miles Og'e for manufacturing the
same, has induced the latter to make q
confession, and by this means Obtained
possession If over one hundred finely ex
ecu,ed plates. Among them were plates
for the manufacture Of SO notes on the
banks at Richmond. Lafayette and Num-
Gle, Inliana. He also recovered forty
Thousand counterfeit ffty.cent pieces,
which were found buried near Brighton,
4 suburb of this city. These pieces 60
resemble the genuine that none but ex.
perts could distinguish the difference be
tween them. 81. .,a-... . -: s.r...
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-02-01

The Mankato Review says: We under
stand that the Legislature contemplate
cconomizing by Withholding the usual
appropriation for publishing the general
laws in the newspapers Of the State. So
far rs the compensation to the papers is
concerned it is very small, and after pay
ing for the supplements tor a paper Of re.
spec'ablc circulation. there is little left to
pay Z publisher for his trouble. The pub
LEGATION is great accommodation TO the
general public, and it they are willing TO
foregn the benefits, the newspapers have
no cause for complaint. We d" not oh.
jec, to carrying economy to this extent,
provided other expenses Of less merit are
also cut down.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-02-01

FROZEN TO DEATH Frederick Shcr-
man, IF Holmes City. was trapping in
the ntighborhocd Of CIntherall. liz was
fr"Mn in his sbanty, with a match in his
hand. attempting to start a fire. II ap.
pears that while visiting His traps, he
br"ke into a slough. His clothes imme-
diately frozc TO his body and before he
snccceded in starting a fire he perisl,cd.-
Alexandria Post, Goth.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-02-01
Hum snlsus ter Publication.

eSum mems ter pobliesli~a.
First publication Feh. LIST, 1879
2TA1E o. MINNESOTA COUN-
~ TY or NOW SR.---ss. "''.' -@.;
Tho State Of Minnss"ta to Michael Seshower,
and John Resiug. defendants:
You are hereby somuoned t. DO AMI a..
pear before the undersigned, one Of the JUS
tees Of the peace in aud t"r sal County, IN
tho 23d day Of February, 1877. It . O'Clock in
the forenoon. ct my Office in the Village Of
Grand Meadow, 10 ssid County, to answer t."
G. Il. Mccormick, l.. J. AsCvrmick, and h.
II. Mccormick, in civil action. y,
Should you tail to appear At tho 'ims and
place Aforesaid. judgmrne will 10 rssj ~
against you. upon the evidence sddueedi BY
said q. II. Mccormick, L !. Mccormack. an /
X. II Mo Corn.icl tor saeh sun ~ they sh.ll
chow themselves entitled IT,.
Given under my hand this seth day Of
January, 1877. II. II. KGLLO0.a,
4G3 Justice III the pssce.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-02-01

Speaking Of the new activity among the
Jews, the London Examiner calls attcn-
ton to the recent Paris conference Of dele.
gates from Jewish associations all over
the world, and says that there HIS been no
sucl. gathering and organization Of Jew
ISL opinion since the dispersion 1T the
nationality. "Wha, the confidence .lccid.
I'd upon doing on the continent beyond
generally watching after Jewish interests
was not made public, but their action in
England was extremely moderate"
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-02-01

The London papers discuss the new
phase of the Eastern question At length.
The general tenor Of this discussion 10 to
the effect that Russia has succeeded In
placing Turkey in false position, and
that Russia has now plausible pretext for
beginning hnstililies, while Great Britain,
Is stopped from either diplomatic OF arm.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-02-01
Consumption crrei !

An old ~ ici"n, retired from active prsc-
ticc, having it'd l'laoed il has hanls by a.
Eas. India Missionary tte formula ~ siu-
pie Vegetable krwcdy. TOR the speedy and
permanent Cure Of C"n~u'npti"n, Bronze hits ,
Catarrh. A>thlua. and at THREAT aud Lun Z
Affections, also - Pnsiti"e and Radical Cure
tor Nervous Echi;isy and all Nervous Com
plants. after having thoroughly tested it,
wonderful curative t"wers in Thousands Of
eases, :-. Is it his duty I" make it known -
bis suffering fellows. ActuAted by this ~.
tive, AMI y conscientious desire to relieve Au.
man suffering, be will sead tree Of charge to
all WI" dusire il. this receipt, ~ith full di!ss-
tio'zs g." preparing aud su:ossefunv ss'ne'
:. u, ~ return m.iiby addressing With s's0ps
n. ming this paper. -
1t. y. c. STEVE&6
51-ly "ns"~ Block. s, raease. \. ].
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-02-01
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To The WOrk1nX 0':W~~.-Ve arc
now prepared to furnish all "iasses with con-
slant employment at h"'n", thu whole Of IT,.
time. Or for their spare moments. business
new, light and profitable. Persons Of either
sex easily earn fri u 50 cents (" IS per .ve-
nisR, and 4 proportional sum by devot'ng
their whole time 70 the business. Rays aud
girls eatn no rly rs much US nen. That eli
who zee this notice may send their address,
and test the hussness We n.sk> this unpar"l-
leied offrr: To euch ss .Ee brt we'll rat'sGed
We will SEMI one dollar to pay tor the trou-
bic Of writing. Full particulars, samples
worth several dollars to e",nm. nee work on.
and copy of$ii"me aud fi"cside. one OF the
largest and best Illustrated publications.. all
sent frer BY mail. Reader, il y,u want per-
manent. profitable wo:k. address GE".GE
erIxsos l. c., Portland, Maine. 43.f
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-02-01

Kansas has taken the premium on fruit
in every great contest in which she has
entered rs competitor. 1t was SO at the
Pathological Congress, twcnty.six states
COM 'eting. in 1863 II was 80 at the re-
cent Worlds Fair, a: our own Centennial
ut Philadelphia. Kansas took the first
premium on fruit. It is the great fruit
Stale.-Ex.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-02-01

The Standard OH Company, Of Cleve.
land, with unlimited capital, ran down
xse price Of ke1osenc until oil con,peti.
se,s were bsnkrup, and driven from the
aeld, end now has An entire monopoly o.
crude pelroleum. Hence the present high
psive Of kenasene. It 10 SAID that every
caS.tsain Of oil which leaves the OIL region
Sets The Iefinsrs 5000. T., .-.:e
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-02-01
Daa Tiaaes In grgisna.

We never recOllect the time when the
domestic trade of England was In % de.
pressed and wrvtched state a. It 10 now.
Gu where you will and ask whom sou will
and you will hear the same thing. "There
il no.hing doing; we think ourselves
lucky e We can par our oxn expenses"
A. for the demand from the United States
fnr English g.'ods, itsesms to b almost
4 thing ofthe past. Tho great steamers 80
fr"m Liverpool 10 London IN ballast, week
afto1 eek.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-02-01

Of rents in New York the World says
"Landlords are making up their minds to
general fall in rents, not because they
see any clear prospect Of a reduction of
taxes, bu, because they see n" clear pros
pecs IF an increase in the demand for
houses and stores. Landlords and terants
alike are waiting for the settlement Of the
Presidential question:"
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-02-01
INK RAILROAD BONDS.

TRE RAILROAD BONDS.
Il may be known to most Of oar renders
that the Legislature has created y special
Joint committee for the consideration Of
the question Of payment involved in the
existence Of what are known a. the odd
STATE Railroad B,nIs." Very much has
been said about them anil we think the
people are quite familiar With their his
tory.
We have, a. q Sac, for long time,
practically regulated them. having
n:ither paid interest thereon, nor made
aay provision for the payment thereof.
IN consequence Of this neglect our finan.
eial character his b:en impaired and We
havs consequ entity suffered very much.
70 tue mean time, Selsh Chamberlain,
~ho holds large plumber Of the bonds.
sssorssd to legal proceedings I" determine
~hsshe. or No. aay liability for their ply.
ussnt WA sustained by any party except
the State Of Minnesota, the fiaal result If
which IL the establishment Of the lab li,y
Of the State. and the State only. There is.
therefore. but One alternative let for us.
VIZ MUST SETTLE THE CLAIM OF REPUD1.
ATE II, nothing else is lett for " ~ d..
aod it need not take VI l'ng to decide
which course to adopt. We 10 no. .
lisve that the State Of MINES ,tN il ready
4, pu. herself "u record against The pay
,n.nt Of thc ''bli ;;stion raised bv THESE
h,ats. II is tru. thai We never had value
Seexixed for them. and II may ais" b. true
- charged, IhAt they are the result Ut
fraud Sul c Eruption practiced upon n
e''n6diag people, bu, they were 'ss''ed
In accordance with the forms aud pro-
vii n. "f law. and they h"v; IN many
eAses passed Into the hands Of innocent
. parties ~hn gave TOR them \ reasonable
consideration and VIII, are entitled to
legitimate return upon the investments
which they have made There arc other
persons who took the bonds with full
kaowlslgs Of the cqvi'ics Of the case.
Such pers0os are entitled I" no more than
lheis investment, with lntercst thereon &C
.eordins to the terms Of Che 'nds. but
a.l,a!syer belongs I" them justly they
sagnfd have: II We csnnot US State
:xeHqsABLt r:fxsc to provide for tie pay
=asa, Of l4is debs--aud in our judgment
$50 eaaa4-i. is not IS the part "t wisdom
,slhan<ct n1.;dkment TO take some action 'm-
.,nsdia:e!y sraich will be Just TO ourselves
.,srd ia ,o1r: creditors.
..W4, hays frequently ssid that We BE-
!,eved that n't1air<c.anpy''znise ot this mat
lie. nav be elected. sad We are still Of the
aasne opi2l,p,. snd we think it is tire duty
Of tie prescr: Legislature TO settle the
question II is due 10 i,e bondholdcrs
taat they should have wiz belongs to
them. and to the State that she shall again
enjoy. the reputation Of having dealt hon.
..oss5ly with her creditors.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-02-01
CAUTION.

TIE high prtys 81 wheat serves as q
strong :cmp'a'ma EsEueEs t. >eli them
selves shcrt They NGgh, not ~ Il" that
for k.ttns p."ba; IL that there will yet
be s&Oss,.'t rsole advance. making it cost
too much to replace III MARCH, what may
Do sold now. Tue time il 20 near that
each man who has his wheat for seed
should keep it. We hope to see a good crop
next year aud good prices, aud then rcli'
will como. L.; every one he ready to d.
his pSyt.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-02-01

For the following Reasons:
First--It i. new enterprise. fitly termed
1.-The best thing in the West." offerin Z tho
hest opportunities ia scrure = location; suite
bic to any branch If ia m ng OF stoek-ra's-
ing. 70
Second - The location is central, along tho
ca. equally adapted to corn. wheat fruits and
cotton. Free frcm the l"ux. co'd winters of
the North. and the hot, unhealthy influences
Of tho South. "a
Third-Ihe climate Is mild, being Ii the
latitude If southern Kentucky aud Virginia,
and the fertility Of the soil is such tia. with
ordinary industry the purchaser can psy for
his farm and impr ,vements from tue Fro.
ducts Of the land.
Fourth--You are not compelled to 70 into
\ wilderness. but int" = country settling rap
idly, where you will fnl Immediately good
society, good newsP.fers, s'"i churches, and
god markets, with good schools sni free
education for your children.
Fitth-1he prices Of The lands arc very low
ranging irun two to nine dollars per acre.
Sixth-The lands are sold on e:.ven years
credit, with interest At seven per cents
Seventh--Thcir giant offers the largest
body "f cs dice valley land in The west, silua-
tod along the Cottonwood and Arkansas riv-
ore.
Eighth-Ths road is now completed to
Pueblo. Colorado, connecting with che Rock y
Mountain system Of railroads., and olenipX =
profitable western market for the products vi
the Arkansas Valley. -
Nnith--Good soil, abundance Of pure WA
tor, mild s"d remarkably healthy climate.
with l"w prices anil eleven years credit.
make up total Ut Inducements greater than
10 offered suy where else On tho con. inent Vi
America.
MAJOR Circulars. containing fu desorip-
tiom aud prices Ut these lsnls, with part;cu-
l.rs Of terms to purchasers, exploring tickets,
rebates On fare and fr lights, address,
A. 5. JOHNSON,
Acting Land C"u mis- sinner,
A.. 7. / S. F. Il. r. Co... Topeka, Kansas.
W. A. MORSE.
Land ana emigrsnt Agent.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-02-01

4 bill hts been ,n,ruuuctd into the
North Carolina Legislature to rr..hibi'
the sale # intoxicating liquors wihln t~"
miles If any rublic political gathering
Al the sa,nc tine portions Vt n. Carolina
arr: p.titi"ning the Legislature |. IL peal
the prohinitnry laws now III :o:cc in their
localities. What f',r, il rr"h 'bilion docs
not prohibit, as We are constantly told.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-02-01

Tha g. Paul DsPATcH, Of yesterday,
speskingOf Haies' confession Of infamous
oonduea, published IN the last number Of
tha Republics, calls him . Craven wretch
Who eopflllee that Tor four years he hap
.bees 3AiJty dog. with tho highest kipd
az 8 collar on 81. e. sS< !.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-02-01

At a gamblers table you may win; at
the rumseller's you must loose. At the
gamblers table your health, and social
affections are spared; at the rumseller's
they IRE lost. Yet the gambler is pun:
ishe.l severely for plying his trade. the
rumseller protected in Lis. Why is this