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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1877-01-13

Nous lisons dams lie Nail de
Kansas City, qu'un ancien consta
ble de cette vile, NJ. Sam johns
son, await recu Ell depot dun mon
treur de menagerie un enorme boa
constricUor, don't la sante aGaiblie
reclamalt les SONS delicatS Iui ne
Sc trouvent qu'au sein du foyer
domestique. NJ. johnson s'est pris
dune grande affection pour son
pensionnaire ; il la soign6 CONNIE
son propre fls ct a gu lie bonheur
de vOir sa sant6 sc r6tablir.
Une mutt de Ia semaine dernie
re, h froid 6tait tres rigoureux, le
boaphile ex constable s'est lev6
pour voir 81 le convalescent ne
soutfrait pas de cette temperature
anormale, ct ayant ouvert Ia cais
80 qui lui servait de Cite, il Ia
trouve a motto engourdi.Il a pris
aussitot la pauvre bette entire SEES
bras, la portee dams son propre
lit ct sly est lui meme recouche.
Son intention, q ce quill dit dc
puis, etait de remettre le cOnstric
tor dams So caisse des que la Cha
leur I'aurait suflisamment rani-
me. Mais Johnson s'est endoImi
jusqu'au moment OH me sensation
tres desagreable Ia eveiIle en- sur
saut !: ii ne respirait qu'avec Ia
! plus grande dif1iculte.
En- ouvrant les yeux il ssest WI
| dams une position qui lui a fait
courir DIES frissons par tout le
corps. Son camarade de lit etait
en- train de s'enrouler autour de
sa poitrine ct de son cou, resser'
rant de plus en- plus les anneaux
dams lesquels l'homme etait deja
a moiti6 enlac6. Avec l'energie
du desespoir il a saisie le serpen:
des denx mains ct grace q la Viz
gneur surhumaine que lui donnalt
Ie sentiment du danger, grace
surtout a ce que les forces du boa
ne lui etaient pas entierement re
venues il a r6ussi a detaire peu
peu les cercles gui l'etreignalen1
ct 4 reiDtegrer le constructor dan:
sa caisse. LIE peril passe, NJ. join
sou a une Tongue crise nerveuse
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Avis;

NM. G. Lazard & Cie., lie Ia Nouvelle.
orleans, informent respectueusement leurs
anus ct ieurs pratiques, ct le public en- gene
raj raj qolis ont transfere leurs magasins do
Tenooignure des rues Ste. Anne ct Vieilljs
levee aux Nos. 2l3, 2l5 ct 2l7 rue vieille
LeVee, pres Dumaine, an face du MarchA
Ffancals, a rancien etablissement de Leon
Godchaux, on il receyront aveo plaisir tous
les ordres que POn voudra bien confer :
leurs soins.
Tous ceux qui desirent acheter des Habii
iements. Chapeaux, Valises, Males, etc,
etc, aux plus bas prix, feront bien de pas,
ser aux nonveaux magasins de c. Lazartl e.
Gle, 2l3, 2l5 ct 2l7 rue Vieille Levee, a Fan
Glen eta basement de Godchaux -Voir raR
nonce. Oct.l4'76.
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MuvEAu CoNsE1I.- LIE nou
aa Conseil de Vile dtlment
0nlssionne est assermente
- assemble mardi dernier.
Hes avoir fx6 lie salaire annuel
omcier, il a etc proc6d6 a
M MaomlnatDn. j. w. Knobloch
= elu secretaire, Theophiie
uodaux, Constable, Collecteur.
Seur ct Maitre du Port, ct
caocan, 1mprimeur. Quant a
uon da Tresorier, ayant etc
soyee M q Ia seance regulier du
~, le Maire nomma les conf
.uisants: Comit6 de Finances:
Aucoin, S. T. Grisamore,
Macan, Comite d'Am6liora
\ heefe, j, L. Aucoin. NJ.
endre. Oomite des proprie
P.0hques: S. T. Grisamore,
: 1egendre, J. L. Aucoin.
Meonnance No. Al fixant une
y sa!orem de un pour cent
cs.es proprietes taxables 81
uans les limites de la corpo
0or l'annee 1876 fnt una
= adopt6e.
uonuance No. As amen dant
oance No. 80. relative aux
eciales ct licences, sur Il
es Professions ct occups
6galelDent unanime
3opt6e. Cette nouvelle OF
don't OF tronvera lie te,
aotre partie anglaise porte
grocerie on des liqueur1
odues en- quantite moil
quart ou dune bouteill,
sfa payer ss5 CONNIE
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LEON MEDAL,

COH1iseatr,
No. SO. Rue de la Vieille Leyee. No, %
NEW ORLEANS.
Candss, Confseries ct Patisseries
Chocolats, Fruits ConJfts, s.
rops, Gelees, Drag@es, Bog-
6OnS GSSOrtlS.
Grand assortment dc BOITES A SUR
PRISE en- tout genres.
AGENCE DE FEU-X D'ARITFYCE.
Tous les ordres de la vile ct de Ia cam,
pagne, pour pieces de confiserie ct de patis
serie, seropt executes sans retard avec le
plus grand som. 9sep-ly.
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ANCIEN CONsEIL. - Liancien
Conseil do vile s'est assemble
marili soir. lie rapport annuel du
Tresorier a etc presente, lu ct re-
f4re an Comit6 de Finances Gui
serait nomme par le nouveau con
eeil ct le rapport du Collecteur a
&A 10 ct approuve.
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MEDECIN DE NUIT-1.-DOc-
teur. achevez votre OrdOnnance
Impossible q! lie jour parait ct
ie suis medecin de mutt.
II.-Vous 6tes recu par la Fa-
cutie ! mais q cause de vOtre cOu-
leur, yous serez m9decin de mutt
LIE caldida,t etait IN negre.
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THEATRE-Jeudi ct vendredi
soir, une troupe de Minstrels ont
donne dams la sale Warerley deux
agreables representations. LIE ven
triloque est de premiere force ct
m6rite d'etre entendu. II y a enco
re parmi les membres de cette
troupe, un a1tiste qui dome a
son corps ct q ses membres les
positions les plus excentriques.
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NOTICES.

Messrs. c. LAZARD g. CO.. ofNew Or
leans respectfully informs their friends
and customers and the public i'm generai
that they have removed their stores from
corner OF st. Ann and Old Lcvee Sts., to
Nos. 2l3, 2l5 and PIT Old Levee ST., near
Dumaine, opposite the French Market. az
Leon Godchaux's old stand, where they
will be pleased to receive all orders en-.
trusted to their care.
All those wishing to purchase Clethiug,
Hats, Valises, Trunks. etc, ETC., at the losz,
est prices, will do well to call at the new
stores of G LAZARD A. G,O =
Nos. 213, 2l5 and 2Y Old Leyee Ss.t
Bee advertisement. Oct. Ia 1876,
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ELECTION-A une session re
guliere de loge Excelsior No. "a
!. 100. F., tenue le 6 de ce mois
les officers don't les noms suivent
ont etc installes par s. T. Grisa
more, Past G. NJ, savoir @. Sa
bourin, Noble Grand /; JOS. 4. Thi
bodeaux, Vice-Grand /; s. T. Girls
smore Secretaire; Y. Samoan,
Tr3sorier.
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PoMPIERs.-C'est par erreur
.nue nous avons annonce que Id
maneuvre de la Compagnie des
nompiers TkibodaMr No. l devait
syoir lieu dimanche dernier. C:est
demain matin Que cette compac-
ME doit proceder q Get exercise.
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CHANGEMENT DE DOMIO1LE-
Mr.. Jos. 7. Thibodeaux Pharma-
Glen a transport6 son etablisement
& Sl'encoignure de la rue Main ct
st. Philippe, dams lequel on
trouvera lie stock le plus comrlet
de medicines, parfumerie ct ar
ticle du Bureau.
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On disait 4 Nine. de Zedoigt,
Qui revenait de Venise
-C'est bien beau, n'est>oe pas,
bien picturesque !
Mon Dieu repondit-elIe avec
une bonhomie, charmante, je mai
guere pu en- juger--. l. y await
un inondation dams touteS les
rueS.
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RESTAURANT DES QUATRE
SAISONS.

MIR. JOHN BOSIO, PnOPRIETAIRE
VI du RESTAURANT DEs QuATRE- -SAIsoNsl
previent ses ap,is de "a Vile ct de liz cam
pagne, ainsi que le pnblic en- generate, qu'i
IL transfGre son restaurant du No. E5J de
In rue de Chartres au No. III de la meme
rue, pres de St-Louis. ii profile de cette oe-
cssion pour remercier lie public ct soliicite
ell meme temps la continuation de son bien
veillalit patronage. II ilforme en- outre ses
aIuis quill a des salons particuliers au pre-
mier, ct des chamtres meubl6es d louer Ia
semaine on au mois. Les personnes d~ All
vile ct de la caMpagne y trOuveront tout 10
comfort desirable. Le restaurant sera Ouvert
jusqu'A minult. 6 fev 75.i
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john Henderson ct William
James cOndamnes tons deuX au
penltencler pour participation
aux fraudes contre lie revenu dams
la fabrication du whiskey, ont
etc graCies par le president
Grant.
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A la correctionnelle: LIE presi
deut-Femme Bellegriche, vous
avez dGja etc condamn6e, nest il
pas vrai o.. La pr6venue-Deux
lois par les medecins, mon bon
monsieur.
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Transient de MaSasin.
G.. EAXARD Il CHE.

On transferee depus lie 3 Octobre tout
leur stock de v6tements, chapeaux, casauet
ties, males, valises. fournitures pour mes
sieurs
liu No. 10J Eieiile-Levee
aux Nos 213, 2lJ ct 3l7
ViciIle Levee, a l'ancien
local de Leon GOdchaux.
90. 1875.
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Avis aux Planteurs Sucriers

U'AI LHONNEUR D'ANNONCER A
mes amis de 10 campagne ct aux planteurs
sucriers en- general que tje suis maintenant
en- mesure de III occuper d'affaires CONNIE
Facteur dc Sucre ct des affaires de Commits
sion. sur une grande echelle, ct je mem
presse de leur offrir mes services.
Des avances liberales sur les r6coltes &C.
rOnt faites auH conditions les plus avanta-
geuses.
Les correspondence de la campagne sont
sollicite.
LEON GODCHAUX.
81 & s. rue du Canal, Nile Orleans.
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ANTOINE'S RESTAURANT,
Removal tn

htmUVHI 70
5 .--..---StLOuis Street. .0x
Mr. ANTOINE ALCIATOR announces,
.sA TO tho country patrons and the pub>
lle IN general. that be has removed his RES
TAURANr from No. Sc to
NO. 0S St-Louls street,
between Royal and Bourbon. He respectful
ly sohcits a continuation OF the gcncroRa
patronage he has heretofore received
n,2S.' '74Ly
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BOdley Wagons & Cart
Manufactured By
B0dIey Bros,

WHEEL7NU, W. "a
CAAlNE C!Al WAGONS ,G1 4 C CARTS ARTS q q e.e'y style,
Carts, and every size of small Carts, Draws
Two-horse Wagons, Spring Wagons Will.
Pole and Shafts and Spring Seats.
The BEST Axle Grease made, and
ONLY Perfect Distributing Machine for
Cotton Seed Neal and other Fertilizers.
VIRGINIA CAMEL COIL.
OUR FACILITIES for manufacturing are
EIneQuased by any house in the q. S.
Whereby we can furnish flRsT CLASS
work as CHEAP as any Inferior work offer
ed n the South.
WIN. III. KAGAN, Agent,
THIBoDAUx, LA.
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Informations Locales.

, >GRAB-BAG-Le 81 janvier q
81 heures du soir Grand Grab.
Lao a Pencoignure des rues Man
songe ct Market.
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HOnOre TetFeau,
Charpemtier, M6caniciem.

Offre ses services CONNIE charpentier ct
nl6canicien. Les personnes qui voudraient
s'assurer seS services peuvent s'adres ser d
ratelier de son frere II. Tetreau, a 1kibo-
daux.
10 Sept.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-05-24

EEEREsHNEArS
About Men and Ncyvspa pers.

~ --
Did you eycr see a]awyer who did not
think he could edit a newspaper! &
Did you ever see a banker who could
not express profound views. as TO how q
newspaper should be conducted:
Did you ever see a street corner and
ward meeting politician that could not
namc all the defects that any newspaper
had, whose conductors did not appreciate
as highly the virtues and attalnments Of
said politician as; said. politician did him.
self. - II - ~
Did you ever sec a man unsuccessful In
other persuits who did not think he conld
make money BY running" q newspaper :
Did you ever know: one Of the self:
opinionated individuals who did not sue.
coed in running into the ground"' the
newspaper he undertook to manage -.
Did you ever see a man who knew
nothing about newspapers but could tell
when a paper was ably edited?
Did you ever know a dead weight on
newspaper who did not think he was the
life and soul Of it? ~ ~ ~ >...s .
Did you ever know persons with dull
axes to sharpen who had not a very poor
opinion of the editor who would not turf
the grindstone for them:
If you did, we never did. and we do mo-
believe you ever did.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-05-24

YOUNG men will be rejoiced to know
that tight boots may be drawn on easily
by a simple process. The patient lies
down on the floor and holds his feet
straight up in the air until the blood runs
out Of them, thus diminishing the size of
the foot, when it will slip into the boot.
But this process is not necessary with the
boots you get at James .T%ruesdell's, be.
cause he gives you such perfect fits. And
then his goods are so stylish and prices
SO reasonable. All get suited at the old.
est and cheapest Shoe House in the city.
Give him a call.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-05-24

d" THE month of May is the pleasantest
in the whole year. 1t is at this season Of
the year that women are seized with a
mania called house cleaning. When you
60 home in the evening, to enjoy rest at.
ter the days toll, you find the stoves all
down, the carpets up, the floors wet, the
children looking 40 though they had be.
come apprentices to chimney-sweeper,
and your wife with . towel tied around
her head, her nose red with cold, sitting
ON a pile Of household ruins, and her tenn
per as sweet as that of 9 tiger which hasn't
had It's dinner. You ask for supper. She
says something. apologize, Of course.
Something about men never thinking
how their poor wives have to slave from
morning till night. You venture to re.
mark that you can'tssee the necessity of
this particular shaving, and that supper
IS a meal which digests best without
sause. Then she bursts into tears, informs
you that you are a brute, takes up the
Youngest child in her ar,ns, hugs i, and
tells it that it won't ever be cross and
mean and ty~rannical to its poor, yer
worked, wretched mamma. OH course the
Hss&H So ast.$t .&47ft.. N$&. BIN. = ia
youngster hegins to howl, without know
Ing why, and all the others join in the
chorus. sfme,thinx becomes 60 intensely
pleasant, that You begin to,think .Ms too
much Lappiaess for one man To enjoy and
live, and YOU take your ;ubabtellla ami HE
away to other genes. Oh! May isa.pleas
ant month-for paper hangers, painters,
white washers, and such, but somehow the
family man does 10 tt'ssseem to- be reckless,
y fond oft, rs IS 40 g. . .ses.ssa s.,as
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-05-24

AMAIN street merchant complains very
bitterly because of an insane passion his
wife has taken for plants. She has plants
in every room in the house, and in addi-
ton pie plant for dinner every day. Turn
which way you may a plant Obtrudes its
unwelcome form before his gaze. Vines
creep over the windows, and when he sits
down to read his paper he is frequently
Mortified at being touched, as he supposes,
by a spider. A day or two ago he sat
down on a cactus, and his friends ever
since wonder at his refusal to take Il seat
when proffcred. The other night hc.had
Ii dream in which he saw nothing but
plants, the leaves OF which unfolded
themselves continually into grinning de.
mons. lie felt one huge thorn III his side
and ribs, and woke to find his wife poking
him in the ribs and telling him it was time
to get up and build the fire. = I,
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-05-24

THE Ladies' Mite Soc;esty, connected
with the Universalist church, will meet
on Tuesday evening, June 5th, with Mr..
and Mrs. John Lam bert, where they will
be entertained by Miss Hattie Lambert.
A general invitation is extended to the
friend to come out.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-05-24

EDWARD DAY, agent for the American
Express Company, in this city, returned
home Tuesday, after a weeks absence
among his friends at Kansas City. He
travelled something over a thousand miles,
and returns home highly delighted with
his trip. Ors Hayes attended to the Ex-
press business during his absence.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-05-24

y You nail down the edge of the carpet.
Then you proceed to the other edge, draw
it as tight As you can, get around and sit
down on it, aud just because yo]p can't
draw Yourself up another foo by tuggig
at the edge Of the thing you get excited
and turn your finger nails over backward.
There ought to be some philosophical way
of getting through this ordeal, but we
frankly say we haven't found it. ~
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-05-24

LET every district officer remem Der and
accept the invitation Of Superintendent
Holbrook to meet in counsel, to devise
ways and means to promote the interests
Of our common schools, on the I'd, 9th
and 18th days Of Jrne, in Grand Meadow,
Leroy, aud Austin. Our County Super.
intendcnt should have the hearty co-ope-
ration Of every friend of education in this
important movement. t..@*.i
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-05-24

The Harvester and :SelfBinder on ex
hibition 1T VaD's warehouse, is the stron 6
est, simplest, most economical, and best
Harvester and BINDER in the world. The
first two words of the makers name is
McCoHM1cK,-pcrhaps you've heard that
name before:
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-05-24

PERSONS who are not stockholders in
the Driving Park Association, and who
desire to practice their horses on the
track during the season, can make arrange
ments to do SO, by calling upon A. w.
Kimbail, President or A. =. Coz, Vice.
President, of the Association. The track
is in excellent condition now, and the
directors have secured the services Of a
reliable man to keep it SO through tic
season. ,
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-05-24

THE Uuiversalist State Convention will
be held at Rochester, on Wednesday and
Thursday, the 18th and 18th of June.
Rev. DR.. Ryder, pastor ofSt. Paul's church,
Chicago, will dedicate the new church
edi6ce known rs Grace church, Rochester.
The Rochester church has just placed in
position the first pipe organ in the city,
at a cost of $4,000.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-05-24

LAST week, owing to an increased de-
sire to read the TRANSCRIPT, We printed
nearly double our usual circulation. We
hope that the many friends into whose
hands it may fall, that are not subscribers,
should they be pleased with its appear
ance, will give it a trial. Many new
names have been added to our list during
the past few weeks.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-05-24

THERE arc two periods in every mans
life when he feels, deep down in his heart,
that if the earth was TO open and swallow
him up, it would be a pleasure to him
one is when he steals up stairs with the
old mans razor to take his first shave ;and
the other is the first Sunday in a high hat.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-05-24

RECENT and extended observation ena-
bic Us to say that the prospect of a good
crop In this county was never more
promising so early in the season as 1t is
now, and there Is a general feeling OF
assurance prevailing the entire CON-
munitv.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-05-24

Persons going to. Chicago and other
points cas-, should remember that the trains
ofsuies opt6ern Minnesota Railroad now
cross theagssat iron bridge at La Crosse,
& 5dsaqd1l eect insthe same depot with the.
aR6ss II lid Chicago. Milwaukee e ST.
Paul RailWay, 48tf
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-05-24
What is a young man to think when

What is a young man to think when he
sees a young lady shading her eyes from
the gas with a piece Of music the title Of
which, kiss Me Goodnight" is turned
out in iull view? And this reminds us
that the ladies can always find the latest
and most popular sheet music at E. J.
PhilliDS',
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-05-24

Scales, Tanning Mills, Wagons, Rcapers'
Mowers, Threshers, Harxeste1s. Binders.
Hay Rakcs, Corn Plows, Planters, Har
rows, Plows,, Bells, or anything else in my
line, YOU will find in stock and for sale
at all times of the day or night, at the
brick store south side Of the Park, Austin,
MINI.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-05-24

SEVERAL new subscribers were added
to our subscription list last week. If eacl.
one of our patrons would hand a copy to
their neighbor, they would do us a great
favor, and assist us in presenting a better
paper than heretofore in mechanical ap-
D%earancc.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-05-24

AMOS HILL, our grocery man, Of the
firm OF Lambert s. Hill, is out with q very
fine carriage, drawn by an elegant horse,
in q neat nickle -trimed harness. The
turnout makes a fine display on our
streets.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-05-24

Mr.. j. w. STRONG, successor to s..
Hutchins on the Ramsey stage line, is be-
coming exceedingly popular with the
people here and with the travelling pub
lie. He attends to his business, and drives
as fine a team aud coach as can be found
anywhere.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-05-24
Money to Loan.

Person desiring to borrow money in
sums not less than n thousand dollars,
upon acceptable real estate security, can
obtain it at NINE PER CENT INTEREST, by
applying at the Law office of u. 3. John
son Jr., over Smith, wilkins & Easton's
nank-
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-05-24

AUSTIN. Posr OFFICE. Mower Co., Minu.,
May Is, 1877.
The following is . list Of letters which
have been il this Office thirty days, and for
which no call has been made. To obtain
them, applica nts should ask for advertised
letters" and give the date of this notice:
King, Cereal Smith, Miss Nellie A.
Hazolton, Miss Belle Linn, Miss Anie
Cook, Mrs. c. Richardson, Linnie
Cook, T. B. Vangen, MissEmma G.
Magee, Fred White, Mrs. Esther T.
If not deliv cred within four weeks, they
will be sent to the Dead Letter Office.
;. A. A. HARDWOOD, p. NJ.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-05-24

-.WhiaARD has the best selected stock OF
goeds Of Any house ins tle. city, Any
article that q person MY. r,antiinul His line
IA always, hee found on hard h. Y y Pc not
fail TO call and. examine hin took and
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