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, 1877-03-22

CINCINNATI, Sinrch e1.-Dunng matinee
performance ut Wool's Thcltru this afternoon
the dtolrcurtaln bcramc incidentally luoaeucd
and fell to the stage With terrific crush, tnJur.
lug two stage carIGl!ters. Ql!e natneu Wtltc-
house lad u leg broken, and William Miller q
wrist fractured.
, 1877-03-22

ENHTHVEAKK.
KINGSTON, Jamaica. March oo.-An earthquake
visited this mart 0f tic i.lam1 yesterday nuti
eausctl great alarm, but no damage.
There fs much public excitement here over tho
criminal proceedings agnltft Tho press for acdl.
tton. Committees are collecting contributions
for the defense.
, 1877-03-22
BUSINESS NOTICES.

The standard quality OF lsuFnutt's Cologne
aud FjayOrps Extracts hasc, without exception,
wo;t fnt tllcnl tho highest awards for excellence
they hars btsn PLACED for tho past twenty years;
and. TO place thG cap,st0u" upon ps#t hunots. Tho
tribuslat VI Philadelphia, composed o r4pefsenccl
4l:f trrIv., and pronounce sArui 'tat bat III ths
sepr{H."
, 1877-03-22

lxptANAroL.s, March sl.-A judgment has
been taken by Walter :. johnson. Receiver VI
tho First National Dunk Ut Franklin, in tle
United statc4 Court. against latcAatJ T. Tsylor,
tho dslaultlng Cashier Ut that bank, for $780,
:.a3.ss. THIS represents the aulount OF Taylor's
recent defutcattuu.
, 1877-03-22
GREAT BRITAIN.

RUNNING HACH.
LoxDoy, Marc1, at.--ft tho Lincoln spring
meeting to-day. the Lincolnshire handicap was
won t,y Footstcp; pours|sant, second; Lord
Lincoln, third.
6Mktt-ruY.
1,oNpox. Marcl, 2i.-One hundred deaths
, 1877-03-22

NEST END DRY GOODS HOUSE,
MADISON t. PEORIA-S'rS,
GREAT BARGAIN
I'M
BLACK GOODS!

AN.Wool Black Fronch Cashmcros
ut 20 ota; double fold, AMI groat
bargain.
1o-inch Black Fronch Cashmcros at
00u; worth 8Ou.
4O-inoh Black French Cashmeres ut
rs ind $50; about 20 por cont
untlcr vniuo.
4o-inoh Black French Cashmere at
D5o; worth G1.26.
4g.inch Black Fropch Caahmeres at
I'll; worth ssl.26.
Finert qualitios OF Black Cashmeres
proportlonat1ly cheap.
46-inoh uluok Drap u'Ete at SLIGO;
specially cheap.
4e:,neh s:as'h g I|eek :,1 Drap d'Hto at el.7';
2 oasos nlaok Mohatra at 45o yard;
casos Black A1pacas, handsome
finish and quality, at 26 and 500;
80 piooos Black All-Wool Emproas
Cloth ut 40, 45, md 80 cts; worry
Australian crapes at 500; regular
CSC quality. -.
Black barathoas, nice quality, 76o.
Black Doinbazincs fronl IL yard up;
worry choap goods.
Honrietta Cloths, desirable quail
ties, 5l.35 and upward.
Black Tamiao Cloths, good quality,
10 cts.
Black Cretonnos, $50; worth 81.
SPECIAL bargains in Black Silks.
CARSON, Prize ( CO.,
Madison & Peoria-sts.
, 1877-03-22

RUN OVER AND KILLED..
!: 1.oussyiLaH, ky., Massh 2i.-A caarser-1ear~
raj says: "At Paris, KY, tonight, j. 7. Parker,
nwell.knowtl cIttzcn, was killed by thu rars.
liz opened q swltch, md, fallinE Mnacr tho
eugtpc, was cut In twaI1l.h
, 1877-03-22

Ko9oshfua, the capital Of satsurna, n few days
ieforc the sailing Of the steamer, the news
being received nj Yokohama on sailing day.
Reports represent that tho imperial forvcs cal-
tured tltc town after sharp mil severe cam
t1ht. The copspraturs were routed at every
nj
, 1877-03-22

AT CHARLESTON. q.
CINCINNATI, o., Anrcli :'i.-The Touring mill
Of Leu1i 1Iou<ton tS'Brtt.ier, Ut SoutI, Charles
tu,l. u, burued Tonight. Loss estimated Mt
$i3.ntQ,
, 1877-03-22

Augusta, ua., March 2t.--kdwar,l Wells, tic
negro WIN murdered William O'l}ricn In burke
County, sas taken from Jail at Wayneaboro
las. night and lync!,cd by crowd Of unknown
n,en Wells confessed that l,e murdered
Oi}ricn to obtain posscssion u h!s goods and
money.
, 1877-03-22

Sp<cfdt WtodteA 10 71s 71bHNs.
FonF WAYNE, lnd., March 2a.-Jol,n Arst, IN
employs OF 11olncs' aaw~nIll, four miles west
Of this city, suffered fearful death this norl,-
Ing. ILs fell across revolving circular saw.
mil his body was cut III two an1 frtghttully
ulnaglel.
, 1877-03-22

NEW HAVEN, Conh.. March oI.-Bcniamin
No5cs, President Of Tic Sationa1 Capital life
and Trust Company, Was arrested at his resi-
t1c.,cc here last night Oh rcq,,1sltion frtm New
Jersey. lie wilt mt 10 taken there for sumo
DAYS,
, 1877-03-22
CHARGED WITH MURDER.

1lSIsNS 411A&e23sN 1F9@@A&.
BURLINGTON, H., starvh 2l.-To-laY an off
Ger from Texas, accompanied by tho Deputy
Sheriff OF Hancock County, ILL.,, arrested George
Simpson at Dallas City, Ill, charged with enlu-
hitting murder In Tcxas III October last. Tuv
oll'eer aud prIsoner departed At unrs for Texas.
, 1877-03-22

Prince Nicholas Will Not Part with the
Territory Gained by 0onquestj
And Appeals to tic European Powers to
Sustain lIims
lad Calls npon Tho Fatthfa' 10 hett Forte
With Force.
THE EAST
Yutfff fEt

LONDON, March ai.--A Vicnna dispatch re-
.1at ,f,,to,orrs, +-,ora o. ~ ,,non,t- -otirr
puts 1sak .,.A nft''a ms't.,ss ~, "...s ~,
On the tfohtes' il"'ce 'te"u'os W.. statt y"
tho 20tll Tor the camp at Mc4inn. Tho ncrze.
poytnIan corps II concentrated at Boganf ucn.
Tos,otvtteh IL rnarchinp mn Nanta1ukn. A
s.!'t,r f-o,, Moscow ,,rt,c. a,, af,vcni,n
clse.lia' !io''. "'snso" ~. -, W."
mittecs 10 rinse 1leao IN aso o1 the Molte;i
negrin wur.
TIE SAD BY-AND-nr.
A dfsnntcf IN the 1Ym.s. dated pc,a. harcb
o.op1tsn y. 49, ~ s's ~, , e'a' .4a'eu
~, says: Not &c" e"scs u tanes aou car
tridgcs upon which 80 vast part Of Turkeys
shr,lnkcn resources nrc wastcd have been sent
tain ftp nrov;nres canerinltv tt,o Eurot,cnn ,1fs
.,.1 -. H. ...t. f.,t.F RI
tsN's nau ntoue t"' caste6't it"utles' at!o u1s-
tsbuted to tue AiIssulman population, which Is
now being organized as national guard, which
ia outy another pamc for 11a.ht-Dazo,,ks. The
nrlv ;as,s n.slyned thcae i,rn1Ior honf,s csn i,o
VA! sss~ t.se '.s ts as ~. "A'as ,,t W.. "
70 overcome una, IL nceu ", csuSll ana annlh'-
iate the Chr istah population, Tor th!s IL, after
nlt, the real wnr to which tho long continuance
at armed ucaco Il likely to lcad.,,
uo7rvroro,a nr,t.sro
,.uan1ssa. %aSss 49, n"D' ~
, 1877-03-22

The alarm from Box 24i at 7:i0last evening
vas caused by tue burning ont of chimney at
No. 1919 l!alstek} street.. Damage nominal.
, 1877-03-22

Hoee7dI DfsrdscH 70 1Hd I.7--Ea4.
CEDAR KArtps. H., s!arct, 2l.-Tho Rev. Mr.
Gowd. Of Syracuse n T., was robdctl here last
night Of $l25 in i''oucy and g., 100 In notes Just
after having purchased ticket at tic depot on
which to return hufne.
, 1877-03-22

Keeps patrnt Fartly.aIa,ls 1,res* shirts
tho very bc4t; six for Vt; ran te finished ~ caail
u huulIainy handkerchief, liz Mudison STREET
, 1877-03-22

Mrs. Wtn&Iow's soothiDg Syrup. for chill.
dTen teetAiuy, soften4 tbs guns, reduces fntan
tt0R nllays III ru!u. Sufo to regulate tho towcis.
, 1877-03-22

cok0RAruLAToRr.
4R1s, March .l.-PEesldeat b&ac3iahon seuds
tus Marquis UA'zar, hit brst Ail-ie.Camp, 10
birthday. ~-''~'~' va -" sS'A
, 1877-03-22

4 Cough, Cold, nr Husu T1lroat 1lc1ulrc&
Immediate attention, a. neglect 0tcMslu,cH results
IN s..n!c tncusable lung disease. .'nEuwn's itfuu'
ehfal TIocAc4" will alt0st Invariably Xts0 relief.
, 1877-03-22

Holland. tsrolnatic Hitter Wins Of iron II
say sa 'gs JnrsIioa bsnui. carS sttsvt
, 1877-03-22

0'nNNNELL.
Spstt0k N&pa4cA &o IA 7stsna&
PEoAIA. H., March 2l.-Fruuk Hitchcock,
Sheriff Of Peona County, has returned from
Cincinnati, where hs captured ] O'D
, 1877-03-22
CATARRH.

From Neorrs ". Sf.atturk, Etq., late Foreign
Eatry.t!ert. Boston Cuttom.ltoaxe.
Gentlemen: I h.sc been troubled with .csta,rh for
tctrral trarr. bnt W the NC of y9uT reInGy
frcr !r,I 1t. make nf It In family for Guilds ID
tl,r he*. At! md It All c1rttaI frncdJ, can conn.
tshttY Ycltulrtd It 10 all WIN Similarly AFFLICTED.
Very truly yonta. -
Oct. %. ls7s. GEu ". sflATTtck.
, 1877-03-22
PERSEvERE
III tile usc Of Ills remedy until cured.
II contains the great ltealing ele-
1ncnts Of plants In their essen
scntial form as obtained
by disttflation.

Catarrh In IT, extent and srtruettve force. ttan.ts
nc1t 70 C0n4r!lo md s etn.rlf allied to 1T fur ~
r j. Ony question q Tine 4 ttrrritrt singular
tnx tlnt those ainictc1 wlh u shnut hnt ac tie
1*is!e of aay remedy cannos II ,I c.rnt sisr r.
cncs fny. In nanY such casrs lr mrs anil raFt Haze
OF he ntc .t. cAtci axay The urxahs u hrarin. 1f
H1slt.s tne ny,s p clonxa,sa M! aas. u e pfo.
health must necrsAary liz Alow. under the most taxur
Ahe cFrufilHtanGcs. wien n. set1nN4ir afct.ds but
e become n,ore sn 1,.rc s..a:ssd q tl.e!r d': nj
cluua aHd persistent uAe nf bsNFtsas IiAprAl CrHR
rtsh EATA NMl The rr1cf In eyery 8bt4nfd frutn
The nr1t t4+c Il an ihdtrht!un Of Whist It VIII du when
tic rysten Is brought eohssutionaly under tts tuu
EnGG.
KASynrnk ApfcAL Crnx Ia eo1d by MI wholesale and
rrtAtt dfHEsts throughout the untteIsates. Price. IL
, 1877-03-22

:
New ft,l.K, Mury!l .l.-lt l..is been a4ces
tAt Mr. Hall called ut tl'c rity prson Saturday
murtns to seu rlIcnf. and tnlti lin l,e would
hare Ills csse adjourned urtr as he {liull) was
al,ont to leave the 1Ity, anl wuull bu absent
4 week. Ma,,y brIicvc sls. Hail sailed Iur
Eurosse Saturday Iass.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-01-04
Preparing for a Bold <trolko on tho 18th
OF January.


OF January.
Dispatch to Cincinnati Commercial.
Indications OF alarm and anxiety in the
Democratic: camp. are that plan If "pe-
ra,ions which will doubtless he defined
ut the S,h ut January meetings has been
agreed to, multiply daily. Almost every
day prominent Democrats from all sec
ti"ns Of the country 60 through Wash.
inston, en- route to New York, whe:c
they remain for Il day or two in cnnsu'!a-
ton with and receiving instructions from
Tilden. 1t is frequently remarked that n"
man ever held y party. or even an army,
in such complete suhjcc;lon to his own
will. n" move Of Importance is made
here in Congress or outside Of Washing.
ton that has not first received Tildcn's
approval; and the cheerful ,.!acritv with
which the Democratic leaders respond
!" his slightest wish. c 'mb;nrd with the
Discipline OF the party, make him u form
idable, rs he certainly is desperate,
:,amcstcr. His most cautions friends
d. not try to conceal tho fact that he pro.
Itsscs to believe that he was elected Pres.
idcnt, and avows his determination to h.
naug1ra'rd 1t is believed that the Pro-
graiiinc Tor the S,h IT January meetings
tl;t, been carefully prepared N New York
that resolutions Of the proper sangu'nary
tone have dra an up with the vcrbiay: 10
suit cacl, locality, and the effect ut the
Simultaneous discharge is expected to Of
pr"diyious
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-01-04
A Glorious Woman.


"Bc,h" in The Woman's Journal. dc
scr;b.s Il pattern San FRANCISCO lady,:
A little lady who owns i $4,000 city
lot, wherein s,anls her modest colta=.'
home. came to see me. Knowing that
she kept M servant. | inquired it she
never feared burglars, III she left her hrm,'
alone so much.
"Whv, ~; wh,, shonld burglars come
for: really have nothing worth their
carrying "n. Having anything valuable
enough To- bc \ constant anxiety cnnsid
er To b. too much If . servant TO lower
things"
Her home is fn'l Of bn,ks aud ar, treas
l,rcs. but ,Ic,c is u" silver plate I" w"rr>
over Much Of her summer liit: has been
spent upon the mountains. She is fine
co:anist and geologist a"l conch 'loy;s,
anil cEt"mologist, A gentleman friend
calls her the housekeeping l;t'lc woman
VIII" always reminds him of Dantc.' An.
other friend said that her step was 50
elastic that it seemed no more effort 70:
her t" walk than fo' bird to fly. Living
the higher life with nature, forty years
have left not i wrinkle upon her face, a
face 8" d,vincly beautiful that one nigh,
readily say it Lad seen only half tina
| mum Der of summers, and no win,crt
1t all.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-01-04

The following from the Minneapolis
department Of the Pioneer Press, If
December 29,h., will be read will, inter.
est by the many friends If Rev. L. Hall,
forme|y pastor Of the n. E. Church Of
this city:
"Thc Washington Avenue NJ. E. S"ricty
had q pleasant gathering "Wednesday
evening at the residence Of their pastor,
Rev l.. Hall, Nj. a. The pastor received
word that i compile IF friends would spend
the evening with him., and to make it
more pleasant he invited tw" ar three
o hers, which was very acceptable in.
vi,ati"n to these invited. Those "t
the society xh" were not invited, NOT
wishing to be left out in tho cold," and
desiring IT, share the hospitality "f the
pastors family, came pouring in like the
pe'ulaDt and overt]"wing lro"klet of
spring-,inie until the hOus.: was t. tied 20 its
u!m"s, capacity. Every ono seemed to
enjoy The occasion in the supcrla'ive dc
gree. Wi,hal it MAS Il profitable gather
ing I" the pastors family. Many If the
".ubstan,ials" were br0,l IL, by the com
pany. and the lar Ter was made to "bur:t
out with fitness" The company dis
ps'rscd 1T IN early hour with 4 request
from the pastor thnt 1.-THE next time they
called they would send word they were
cunning"
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-01-04
Su 1l3enm9.

Il smart tlling-:a mustard plaster.
Does Il person lose his sense Of toucl,
when he don't feel well.
A Detroit sign reads: WANTED a young
man 10 drive horses up stairs"
In Bath Abby is to be seen the follow
ing epltaph Here lies Ann Mann; she
lived an old maid, and died an old Mann
"What side "f the street do sou live on
Mrs. Kipplc?" asked Il. counsel, crOss.cx
amining \ witness. "OH either side, sir
If you &" one way, it's on the right side
II you go the other way, it's on the left.
Threc-ycar1'l.l happened I" have want
to Ike attended to just as his mother was
busy with the baby. "Go away; l CAM
he bothered with you now" What dc
you lave so many children for, if YOU
can, be bothered with 'em:" he unex
pectcdly inquired.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-01-04
Cjlrlstmas Shooting,

Mcssrs J. Swan, I. Ingmundson, VIM.
Graham, Thos. Edwards, L. I. Smith and
C. l.. West INDUCED little in the sport
of pigeon shooting on Christmas day.
Each made eiy ht shots with. the following
result:
Swan killed eight birds, but one felt
outside the limits.
Inymuntlson killed eight birds, but one
fell outside the limits.
Smith killed seven birds.
West killed five birds.
Mcssrs. Swan and lngmundson being 4
tie, each took another shot, Swan missing
and Ingmuntlson killing his bird, and
winning the score.
The distance WAS twenty.one yards.
Mes>rs. Swan, Smith and Edwards then
shot three times each, 1T u distance Of
t%en,y-six yards. Swan killed three birds,
Smith two, ansl Edwards opc. which fell
beyond the boundaries. MIR. Swan was
therefore the winner.
The contest was witnessed by quite a
large number of people VIII" ecr'ned to
enjoy the sport as highly rs those wh" did
the shooting.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-01-04

1t was Frenchnian-tEc famous CAR,
lin"-who, cont'nted'y LAYING lis be''d"n
large stone jar FIR i" pi'Iaw. replied to
one VIII" inquired If it was not rather
hard :-.Not ut al, for l have stuffed Il
with. hay.' Il vas an American lectures
who solemnly said; one evening": parents
you may have children. or. If not, your
daughters may have" 1t was.as Gernae'
orator who, warming with his subj. Ct
exclaimed: There is NO man, woman CS
child in the house wig, has arrived Ut tea
age If fifty years, but what has felt the
truth numbering through theix misds { =
ceuturies;;'' - ''>,>'~7 - .~s>s--, < -'s
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-01-04
GRAND MEADOW, Mimi, July IL, 1876.

GRAND Meadow, Mimi, July ~, 1876.
We. the undersigned, do hereby rec4an-
mend to these suffering from The effect Of
diseases, r. L. Wolcott's Great CATARnH
ANN1HtlAToa, as the best remedy in use
for Ca,nrrI,, Neuralgia, Erysipelss, Sore
Eyes, 1eadaclle. Tnn,hache, ETC..
Pam Paint, cures Scald Head, Salt
Rhtum, Cancers, Flesh Wounds, Sore
Throat ana Rheumatism.
Consumption Cure cures Colds and
Coughs OF the worst form.
SAN. AxDELL G. Fl. DYER
ALyA HUNT PETER PETERSON
A. MOBILES CENA lEsHEK
J.. u. LESTER j. GETlsMAN.
This medicine can be had "f' J. p
Leshcr. General Agent for H. L. W"'e''tts
Great Family Remedies. by addressing
him at Grand Meadow, MINI. l5tf
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-01-04

II. e. Corey. Esq, Of Racine, in this
county, WAS reelected to The office in the
Legislature which lie held las, winter.
Fillmore County presented a strong Cam
uidatc for the place rs did Rice County
also, but the efficient services uf Mr. Corey
during the LIS. session AMI The friends
which he male. together with the vi5or-
Gus aid OF home friends served to make
him invinciblc. lie will b. as popular
and efficient as ever and he fully merits
the marked preference wnich has been
shown linn.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-01-04

Tie professional card Of Judge d. Il.
johnson appeared in the TRANSCRIPT las:
week, but through f"rgrtfulne>s n" a'ten
ton was called /" it by lis. The Judge
has taken The elegant rooms in the second
story Of the ucw Mower County Bank
building, and is now occupying the same
a. his office. His ability rs Il l.wycr has
long been recognized, and his close attcn.
ton to professional business and its sue
cesstul management has served I" give
him a lucr tive practice. lie will he
glad to see all his friends and patrons at
his new office
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-01-04
80 ~ 1900. ;! = , )
Administrators Notice.

The undersigned having been appoint.
ed administrator OF the estate ct Joseph
Kyle deceased. hereby gives notice to all
persons indebted to the firm Of Kyle &
Fichn, that lie is authorized to collect all
sums due them and rcccip: for the same,
and also t" adjust and pay all proper de-
mands against SAID firm, which should Ike
presented without delay. Persons know
ing themselves to be indebt, d TO the firm
will confer favor by making an early
settlement Of their a''c,unt.
H. D. HoCK1NG, Administrators:
Austin, Dec. 81, 1876.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-01-04

First publication .I"~:.~.' '.ar
CTAyE or MINNESOTA, COUN-
- TY OF MON Frs. =.
IL Probate Court.
In the matter Of tho estate Of james Foster.
deceased.
Notice il hereby given to the:hcirs Of said
deceased anu TO al! other persons interested
in said estate that tho petition tf judith
and William. NJ. Foster, executors u the es-
tate Of said deceased. for u nnai settlement Of
their account NJ fuch executors and for u
final discharge in the premises will te heard
bef' re tho Judge "f Probate tor said county
at 'hs Probate. Office, il the city Of Austin,
on Saturday the eth day Of January. A. D..
1877, at | o'csock p. N.
Ordered. That notice oftho time and lace
Of saiu earring hc given t" all persons inter
estet in sad state, by publication VI the
fore3 ling mott % in the Mower C>uA'y Team
script. tor the term of three weeks previous
to said DAY vt hearing.
Dated at the city OF Austin, this i:t day o {
January A. d. 1877.
SAMEUL NARTER,
4o-t4 Judge Of Probate.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-01-04
Drinking Places In O,sr Largo Cities.

Drinking Places In Our Largo Cities.
New York. with Il population approx.
mating 900, 600, has 500 saloons, or one
t. everyl us Of its inllabita its. Chicago,
with nearly 500, 900 population, has about
2,00O sal."'ns, or one t. every $50 inhabil.
ants. Boston. with 100000 inhabitants
has only 1900 ssl.,ons, or one to every 29l
inl,ahitAtls.~ Cincinnati, with about 323
600 population. and its large German
drinking element, comes pretty close
to Baltimore, with 1906 saloons, or one
To every 155 inhabitants; and Phila''c''
:'l,ia with population M about 900
600, shows 1900 r. one to every 20Gof il
inhabitants. -.,
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-01-04
226tl

The religious meetings have been we'll
attended during the week, hut they seem
to have produced no very marked change
in public sentiment. We believe it is the
intention t" continue them through the
coming week ut the Bap,is! Church.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-01-04

DR.. Allen, Of Portage City Wis, will be
\, the Brown House, in Grand McM!cw,
on Thursday, January 18TH, and remain
one day only. and at the Fleck House, in
Austin, on Friday. January 19ih., and re-
main three days only. All those wanting
his servises must remember the days.
I'll. Doctor comes wei! recommended. and
the multitude Of people who visit him
daily, tell Of his great success in the treat.
mcnt Of all d;Scascs-geamale dis"asrs !,
specially. Every. person afflicted should
70 and consult him. Examination and
consultation free. 39t4
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-01-04

A San Francisco lady received an iavi
,ati"n to attend the theatre the other even
ing just rs the Chinaman came for her
wash. She h.trricdly made out list If
The washing and answered the invitation
Then She sent the list to the young man,
and kept the answer to his note. There
was soon Il very much confused going
man, Very much mortified young woman,
but n" tleater. going for either of them
that night.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-01-04

city that are allowed to run at large great.
" to The annoyance IF the farmers who
come here with their produce. Many
times bags are torn open and grain eaten
or spilled, and if load Of hay comes in
the cows are sure to reduce its weight
before it reaches the scales. They need
hulldozing.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-01-04

Jas. McGra,h, Esq., station agent. de-
sircs all Cl"rgymen in this vicinity to
l..svc with him their several names and
post-otElcc address, that nc may report the
came to the railroad company, with n view
Of obtaining the customary half fare
ticket
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-01-04

A fine fall "fsn"w ON Tuesday night 60
far improved the sleighing a. to make it
most excellent, and it is being enjoyed
very much. Bw~iness l. improving under
its influence and pleasure :;ding Is very
general, employing all our excel>cn, livery
and private turnouts.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-01-04

Ole J. johnson, formerly Of Austin but
now Of Duluth, was elected Sergeant IT.
arms Of the House by h handsome vote
receiving the support If nearly all the
Scnr<i;navians in that body. We think
he will prove an efficient man in the
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-01-04

House TO RENT.-Pcter Giles wants to
rent his dwelling house, on Chatham
street, located between Wilkins ami
DORIS residences. THO house is built
warm and convenient. For particulars
enquire 1t Frederick, s Gies' meat
market. ~ At
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-01-04

The County Co nmis>i"ncrs convened
|at The Court House on Tuesday. The
newly elected members Of the Board, Mr..
G. II, Allen Of Grand Meadow, and Mr..
W r. Spencer OF lie Roy, appeared :n'l
took the Gail, Of office. VIM. Richards
ESQ. was reelected chairman. We shall
give a synopsis OF the proceedings next
,.,a,nl.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-01-04

The holidays are past. bat 1r' Joacs is
selling hardware just as cheap rs ever
and in jus, ~ large quantities. Il should
BE- rvnc,ub cred that his stock is far larger
than any other in the city, and corresp"nd
inyly better.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-01-04

On next Sunday morning there will DO
Communion services a. tho Uriversaltst
Church. Tho psstor-desires . full attend.
snee upon this very interesting and pro1t~.
~ service. In tho evening the di,course
vii! b found.d upon the parable Of The two
sous" and "rhs wicked husaAnlmau" S:ats
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-01-04

The list Of nominees for the several
legislative Offices mag be found upon the
firss page, and We may add tia, the action
pf the caucus Was fully ratified by the
respective branches Ut the Legislature.
The Democrats made n" nominations but
yo,ed for til. Republican nominees.