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Daily Republican., 1881-08-01

r OST.-A FAIR OF MITTS AND A
IL lady's hat. ou Sixth street near Orange,
on Friday evening. A sultab'e reward Will
be paid on Their return to lUT West sixth
street. augl-ltt
Daily Republican., 1881-08-01
Ponder On These Truths.

Kilney-W Wort is natures remedy for
kidney and liver disease, piles and con-
stipation.
sediment or mucous in the urine is a
sure indication ct disease.
Torpid liver aud kidneys poison the
blood Kidney. Wort revlves them and
c.eauses the sy'tem
Nra,lache, bilious attacks, dizziness
and loss ofappetite are cured BY Kidney
Wort.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-01
ACOintng Excursion.

The excursion of ST. John's Commando
ing, No. ?, X. T.. of Wilmington, bids
fair to be n successful and plea SAINT trip,
1t will 90 10 Atlantic city on Thursday
Septtmbe lst. by way OF the steamer
FELTON, to Camden and thence by the
West Jersey Railroad. Tickets Sis
and % cents. The ST. Johns Command
ry will be accompanied by st Pauls
Commandry No. /, ard st James
Commaudry No. 3, and by Hiram
Grand Lodge of the State of Delawa re.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-01
a Game Of Chance.

The Phl4ade plia inquirer of Decem-
Der 10th re:eTs "a the case of Major 7.
A. Hitler, Ne. 2l}j Master street, thai
city, who su1terel so terribly with
rhtunati>rA ,Ldr lie was confined to h>
bed for weeks n a time, absolutely
helpless, aLt lnahle to obtain re.iet
even from the best physicians. Altel
the failure Of every means, he happened
to hear Of ST. Jacobs Oil, tried it ana
was cured
Daily Republican., 1881-08-01
U,npAl I,iNs&IetS.

The new garbage contractor went
duty to-day
Sutterley q Co. copy old picture, ',%,
any size az very low prices u''' 'N'
IL call at 3O2 Market street.
Patrick Carbery, contractor W. g., ;"
the cu,vert at Fourteenth anu orG," 'ina ~ n,
commenced work Saturday lno'"''o
the excavations. t,;
/. W, stilham, an auc'ioneer Of ( tn
t1,S' tor , week wee yj s"yuru in order to r~'"p''
ate for the fall campaign .
DR.. S. l.. West, on SstNFA'S 'n,J,T n,J' A
chased at administrators fa'', III
the Court Hou.e, in 'a''in'", ;.n,,rl i
residence of Rev. NJ smith, ''''''''
South Camd, Il.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-01
Port ParaSraphs.

The schooner Three Sisters, of Phila-
dcIphia, arrived on Saturday with 3d.
OOo teet OF yellow pine lumber from
Union Island. y. :. She j. consig gneI
to EmIin Hou,- and is at poole'S " har.
YES.
TIE schooner Hatti" V. Kelsey, of
New Haven, Conn, arrived on S,ltrr-
day from Charleston, 5. G., with 800
tons OF phosphate rock for Walton.
Whan x Co. She is ut their wharves
diochargiug.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-01
Who Did This Thing.

"pbiJadeiphia editors said aChlcago
newspaper man, "are the worst folks H.
uiay poker with | know Of Why,
when | was playing with n gang OF
'em | wanted three ace, to 60 with the
one had, and looked tArougA TIE
whole pack 10 take 'em out, and hang
me if those swindlers hadn't got every
ace out and in their sleeves. lol don
catch me in with such gang Of cut
,hruats again.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-01
Another Attempted Burglary.

Last night an attempt was al 20 made
to bu.glarize the news Sto.e OF Il. 5. X.
Butler, No. i20 Market stree, jimmy
marks being plainly apparent on the
rear door and window shutters which,
however, were not torced open. The
burglars probably reached the rear door
Ivy means OF an alley from Fifth street,
aud either were frightened away or
gave up the affair as bad job.
Mr., Butter house was entered Dy
thieyt> some time ago,
Daily Republican., 1881-08-01
COrOIier's Quest.

Coroner W. i'm ha, been rather bHSy
since Saturday. In brief, the inqut st.
he has held az" As follows: Sarah Ellen
Baker, aged 90 wears, ,whc died on Sat
uriav, Oh McI lullty, ST. Verdict, con
sumption still-horn child, named
Smith, at No. 80 Liberty street Cath
arlne Dever. white. aged months, who
died with convU.siors, ,at No, 81 Locust
street, on Friday. Mary Melissa Tho
mas, black, aged months, who died
from natura. causes at No. 1l5 BirC
street, on saturday, and Daniel Suli
van, white, aged T. years, who died OF
Friday from IL" Effects Of an accident
Daily Republican., 1881-08-01
MIX Rltttle sulphur

with salt aud feed occasionally to sheep.
1t will effectually destroy sheep ticks.
The same remedy applied to cattle
troubled with lice will soon rid them OF
vermin. The use of sulphur with salt
repays the trouble Of keeping supply
for cattle and sheep. If a mixture
of one part of sulphur with seven of
salt be freely applied, there will be no
truuhle with Vermiu,
Daily Republican., 1881-08-01
The Regatta aYeDay.

The regatta given by the Little Harr,
Yacht C,ub, left the mouth OF the Chris
tiana about T. clock, to day. The fol-
lowing yachts started: The Little Har-
ry, Andrew Cross, Fern, Joe, Petrol,
War Elge and Guy. The Henrietta,
DauntIe,S, ana a sklti' from Chester also
participated. The COURSE will be from
the mouth of the Cnristiana, to Eeedy
Island buoy and return.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-01
Fish In The Water.

This morning while w. II. Robinson
on Fourth Street below King, was wash
ing mis- pavement with IA hose he was
surprised 20 see several small fish pop
out from the nozzle TO the pavement
and >qu,rm around as it they We're
uiscvmIOr,rd with the sudden chang
L IS thought that there are laroer fish
III the pipes and may become trouble
some to hS dran1s.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-01
naafb of the Rev. HuS II D

"rH. 'rne Rev. @ Hugh Ham'll}; n;,1 - c.' i
man died suddenly in Ne""I ' '""r,
his ~ home, at / o'clock tlllS n, a, up. Pr
The deceased was edncaIc.' ;, ,;rsj,s %
ton College, and after being 1,;;,,a,,' ,'I'"
y Some Years ago he quit p. prei;tn ii;trI i |
% fnr the past ei ght Yeas has !iSsH 'ho
tirement in Newark. t'0 "'
wears of age.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-01
,v,., ti,c-Incn A"s"'

The New Atlantlc an" '''', wa ,;,n horju
co,nnany have Drought ' som" 'I''' ,ggl, ,,'r
macEin:ry to striuIlug spr'n-'' ,,rn5,, 1rr1
ia county, Vt. The "'ni' "i ,,.I,oiral "J De
with il to investigate 'lr ~; I.',% n1u aers
po,its on the large body u -t',TH r;~c. M
rrnntipuou, 70 the Srrlb!'ns Hp''nSr p.E,,,.I,t rt
yvrtl u,.rtv Which the syndicate has ,ryfI r1
i,3 purchased. With the marhlNES'S n E;Su,rl
can bore down into the car'n can!, "'rrLd
Of feet and bring mp IN S"'i, or rrrtaI
section five inches III dlIi'le', n,,ur "a
samples of every s'rala l. '''' hr s" CONNIE
ced at once, under the ",,I ,J ,narbiJI
scientific mineraloslstS '''' '''
from Pennsylvania
Daily Republican., 1881-08-01
A Provoking MiscalculatiOn.

The Union National Bank was in IA
provoking situation all forenoon to-day,
as the safe could not be opened Until
l2.3U o'clock. The cause Ut this was
that on Saturday night when the last
deposit OF city taxes was made the Time
clock in the vault was not set to open
at the usual hour.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-01
Ice Cream

Charles Ryie IS prepared to furnish
tue finest icDcream Of all haHors, to al
who may Ca.4 either by wholesale or re-.
tail, at the Northeast corner of Sixth
and orange streets, ol al his stall, coz
rtr Of Second and Market streets. Par
t ~ and families supplied at short no
t Cp
Daily Republican., 1881-08-01
s.Fellers'' That the Country Talk
AbOSt.

EN-President Hayes, at Fremont,
lives in large double house, of a man
orial appearance, in the midst of an es-
tare of thirty acres, aud is apparently
as happy and contented as man can he.
Mrs Hayes is as gracious AS ever. They
nave a great deal of company, whom
hey are al ways glad TO entertain.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-01
On His Route,

Peter Phillips, the contractor for the
depot Mail rou1e, was sworn in, and
entered upon his duties to-day. Dur.
ing the delay OF being sworn in, his
horse, which was Sanding at the posi-
office, ran away. No damage was done
Daily Republican., 1881-08-01
Ex rn ting Teeth 25 Cents,

each; god and plastic filings 81 to So:
beautiful sets q. tceth $40 ami $l5; fiji
guaraute'N; work al first. class: from
the 1stto tie 20 OF each month. No
917 Market st.eet, Wilmington, Del
Daily Republican., 1881-08-01
PERSONAL,

Mrs. NJ a. Mciarvey and daughter
left town, Saturday at noon, for tLt
mountains where they expect to spenG
a few weeks.
County Treasurer William Herbert
accompanied ny his wife and daughters
left on Saturday last for a week at At
lantic Cir..
Daily Republican., 1881-08-01
The Excurslhn

About one hundred ! L.r u
city yesterday mornin@ d, 'nr al..rt'
' tnr Atlantic City. Foo '"I ".Na
pail of many Of them why'' Iloooalui
s Cd last evening, it see'n'I a. =. else,
salt air, or beer, or somaI's,,I, =, With tuc
Atlantic City, had disagreed ""
Daily Republican., 1881-08-01
SMYRNA man Robbed.

John Nj. Boyd, of Smyrna, arrived
here from Pm ladelphia, Saturday, at
$40 clock, p ln., and charged ne
gro named John Williams of Newport,
with picking his pocket of $40 on the
train. Williams Lad hearing before
Mayor Almond, and was held in $500
bail for appearance al court
Daily Republican., 1881-08-01
Ga ri hf fte &lne1tZ

at Is East Fcur'ii street., the great can
telo. pc and watermelon King, if You
want good artl Gle: he keeps tne penu.
inc Jenny Liud canteloupe on hal.d at
all times.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-01
trinity Church.

Rev Il. I, Rucrc, ID. d. of Phlall
phia, he'd services at Trinity churcl
yesterday morn ng and evening. Trim
ty will be- closed during the month "t
August and sermons will be Resumed
on the first Sunday in September.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-01
FORSET PILE ShLVE.
A NEVER FAILING REMEDY |!

Those persons afflicted with either inward
or outward piles, will nnd immediate re.
lief and a permanent cure, by using this
salve, which has been used for years in rri.
gate practice. Among the numerous cures
1t has made, we refer TO the following citizens
Of this city and vicinity: John Reynolds,
proprietor of the Malta House Capt. John
Haycock, Of tug boat Falcon James Leach,
Esq, Mt. Cuba; John Reilly, Front and
Poplar streets ; James I. Jones, Eighth and
Madison streets VIM. Anthony, No. 4 West
Third street; John Monahan, Edge Moor
Iron Works.
The only place in Delaware where this salve
is for sale is at Mrs. A. J. Maxwell S.luj West
TAird street, and Mrs. l., d. lemisou, Az
West Second street. Wilmington, Del.
le26-lm
Daily Republican., 1881-08-01
Q'ArA Wanted.

1T is rumored that IA couple Of promi-
nent Railroad men from New York,
was III this ,i:g f1w days ago and ca led
upon some OF Qpr ear builders in refer
cnce TO contracts for a number OF new
cars
Daily Republican., 1881-08-01
MANY Deaths Il. a Month.

During July the total number OF
deaths IN Wilmington was 149 This is
the h-ayiesl death rate ever known il
this city.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-01

Smeltz delivers goods to all parts Of
the city free Of Gu arge, and sells lower
tn an the lowest. Give him trial.
7, ealer in all kinds of produce, No. 13
u asst Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-01
k1lleltz

will sell You fruits ana d.Ilsr pIHHint in tbsa,
kinds lower than any dea.e, ea,rmelyp''
He is also the King of ~a1ei IL
canteloupes.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-01
Mankins,ssE EayOrtte pills.

DR.. Simms' Vegetable Liver Pills (sugar
coated move the Sowcts easy by acting di.
ecIy ON the liver. restore the lost energies
hy promotlns the healthy action OF the liver
in foing this, hcaiacne. neuralgia, pains in
the ight or left SIDE or through the limbs
in ,gestlon. costiveness, sick stomach, weak
back Aizynsss, bad feelings through the
body achuv limbs, billiousness, general
wea ness and other bodily intirmities are
care. The. positively operate without
gri ;,ins. ST. kening, weakening or leaving the
bo"el cntl splendid, easy purgative
and tyer curr 25 &C is and 81 a bcx Matt
depot. Fourth aud King streets Philadel
p la, oU2 a ch street Sod by dealers.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-01
DEATH OF JUDGE SLACK.

Hon. James X Slack, a well known
Judge of Indiana, died suddenly in Chi
cago last evening He was well known
in Delaware and vas a cousin of Gen.
w. 5. McNair, of this city. He was a
soldier OF some note in the rebellion and
was a DISTINGUISHED ,jurist.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-01
Bran !! kram !! I

Plenty Of good Bran ut the steam
-four mills, 3U3 W. Front street.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-01

r OST.-A CARRIAGE CUSHION. A
IL reward for the Ic.urn Of the same TO
Seals Stables, on French street. aug"f-
Daily Republican., 1881-08-01

NOR SALE.-A NEhY FILE iSANlLI
Il located suburban home. conveniently
and nicely anished, WITH or without stables,
and with or without adjacent lots, or it will
be exchanged tor a more central city proper
ty. augl-it HEALD h co
Daily Republican., 1881-08-01
NEM ADvEKTsshMENlS.

r OST.-ON FRIDAY EVENING LAST,
IL IL geutlemen's gold and onyx rocket,
supposed to have been 81 on Front. Shtpley
or Fourth street. liberal reward wi be
paid by leaving il at LEA FILES
augt t2tt Cigar Store, lOj East Fourth st.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-05-22

in urne snJ Any other dlseascs that lead insanity
and death
~ M1ATGs will agree to forfeit E We Hundv~A
ollar. Tor . case Of this kind tie 1T RhaTOsGs
,gVf under his special advice and treatment) Vim -
cure OF anything impure injurious found in T. 80
mercury. cancellations G" Thorough exAmiaA4
tin and advice including analysis Of urine. IS co. PrcA
Of V,ssI u. ssosas 6 % . bottle, tour u.su
the quantity 80 o. sent any address up"n receps q
poe Z. o. D. secure from obseryation and 10 pvsae
nane II desired, By a. 4: MlATlk, u. d:
III Aeafa0y Street. HAo ire ncsse0 Cols
DIN. MlNTIF'S xJONEY SEMEDY. NEpB.
RE I'M. cures Ill kinds a kidney Apd Bladder
plants 0onor1h0a 0ect LcucosTh0a. For sale BY b z
Foster and Z. Thaxter, DTugyisS Cafsoo CITY, 40
. btts. six bottles Tor 800.
Dss WsN ls'h y ANDe LION PILLS ass ~
bert and cheapest OY> PEpAsA end Hai!sOUs cus
in the market For sale by B. r. Foster and 0eorgo q
Thaxter, druggists Carson City. mhlTly
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-05-22

IL a "ever.faiiine cure for ner
YOU, debility, exhausted vital.
it.. seminal ~cnkness, sper
matorrtIPa, LssN ~ -.
nrs'o,impotency, TAI1lysaA
and all tho terrible effects q
seif-sbuse. youthful E,llies aod
aud excuses Ia maturcr yeAss
-tuch as loes OF memory. la1-
situde, noctur, ~ emission, .
verdon ~ society, dimnssa q
vision, Eois. = in the head, tho
vital fluid passing upobservysd
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-05-22
Notice to Creditors.

IN TisE EINrRECC .DCRg OF ~" So~.
! ond Judicial District, OF the state OF Nevada,
In and for Ormsby county.
JoSEPH IRVINE, No.ioo Go c,o,;.or.
H. cr-,-,. OF InsOivcnt.
Pursuant 10 an order OF the Hon. :. d. King,
Judge of the said District court, in and for Orms-
by county, Notice is hereby given To all the cred
itors of the said insovcnt, oseph Irvine, to DO
AMI appear before he said Judge, in open Ourt,
1T the Court Dom of said Court in arson City, in
the said county of OImsby, on the sixth day OF
June. A - 1881, at ]" o'clock NJ. Of that day,
then and there to show cause, If any they can,
why the prayer Of said Ius0lvcnt should not be
granted, and an assignment of his estate DO
made and he'be discharged from his deb's ana
liabilities in pursuance ofthe statute in suck case
made and provided, and In the mean ine all
proceedings against said Insolyent lie stayed.
Witness my hand and the zeal of said Court
f IL this 29 day of April d. 1891
ap3D NJ. u. II T'U, Clerk.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-05-22
At M. COINS.

Black and Coored Atwood Cashmeres ~ Inches Wide 30
Cents per yard worth 81; 48 Inches Wide 70 Cents
= per yard, worth 81 %,
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-05-25
Common Council PROCEEDINGS.

.
Called meeting. MAY %, 1881.
Aldermen.
Council proceedings were read and
approved.
The Mayor stated the object of the
call tor this meeting was TO consider
court house matters, and such other bust
ness as may come before the Council
The Council thereupon entered upon a
consideration OF the delay by the County
Commissioners in securing the proposed
site for the courthouse, and, on motion,
the members of the court house commit
tee were instructed to visit sundry men,
bers of the County Commissioners with
the view of Inducing an early conclusion
on the basis OF the city's proposal to the
county for the erection of such building
Upon discussion of sundry matters,
Alderman Phillips moved that the Coun.
cll appoint a City Attorney. Carried.
fhcreupon, on motion, the Council pro-
cceded to make said appointment by
ballot, and on the first ballot J. NJ Green
man having majority Of the votes was
declared to be Gully elected as City Attor-
nev.
Motion, by Alderman Phillips, that the
salary OF the City Attorney be fixed at the
rate OF $3.50 per annum, payable monthly,
was carried.
Alderman Ames, of committee on bills,
to whom was referred bill J. A. Bates
$27. 40, lsupplies for Hooki& Ladder Co.,
reported to pay $26.4O in full Report
accepted and $26.4O ordered to be paid in
full
And the Council adjourned.
ROBERT GRIFFITH, City Recorder
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-05-25
GRAND MEADOW.

Mrs. Mann of Preston, is visiting her
son in Grand Meadow
Mr.. Alva Hunt has employed Mr.. H.
NJ GORE TO herd his cattle.
The panorama at Heising's hall Sat
urday night proved failure.
There was an auction at W. w. Ran.
neys Friday and Saturday afternoons.
Fred. Stellmaker has opened his
meat market again on the cor ner of Main
strtee.
-Msr. Dr.. Jackson is just recovering
from scarlet rash. Johnny Cole also had
the same disease.
We are under obligations to Mrs
Emily Robinson, of Racine, for present
Of vegetables, some of which were earlv.
| Thanks.
MIR. Isaac Forkner and G. Fryer, of
Frankford, also George Coryell and son
Of Pilot Grove, left here last week for
Bristol, Dakota.
We understand that Mr.. George Glow
expected to leave Monday or Tuesday for
Fargo, Dakota. Grand Meadowites will
regret his departure.
Saturday W. Horton passed through
here on his return to his station at Hay.
ward. lie left John Donaldson in charge
during his absence.
Miss Emma Donaldson, who is
teaching in the D. B. Coleman district,
came over to Grand Meadow Saturday and
returned on Sunday.
Tuesday, 18th. Mrs. May Case Rose,
accompanied by her little brother, took
| the westward bound train for Madison,
Dakota, TO join her husband who went
there some time ago.
Mr.. y. Jorgens has moved the lean-to
from the south side OF his dwelling, and
attached it on the east, and is also adding
other Improvements. 1t will present a
hobby appearance when completed.
We are Informed that q cousin of E.
NJ. Barnard has returned from d. T., dis
| satisfied with the land of deep SHOWS and
floods. Those who leave Minnesota, ex-
pecting to find more salubrious cline,
are ottimes mistaken.
On Sunday, at Dexter, the Rev.
Skyles attempted to board an eastern
bound freight ira in while it was in mo-
ton, and missing his hold, was thrown
back on the platform of the depot. He
was not seriously injured, bat somewhat
shaken up, and was unable to come and
fulfil his appointment here. Perhaps,
in future he will not board moving trains.
We think the fate of Mr.. Gotschall should
prove warning to all in this respect.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-05-25
ROSE CREEK.
Dry and dusty.

Dry and dusty.
Mr. Taskerud intends to go out west
u. G. Walker went to Minneapolis
last week.
Tits said that the barley in some fields
is injured.
w. H. Watt and Henry Wheelock are
going to start for Ortonvllle this week.
Rev. r. o. Fassett of Minneapolis
will preach in the Adventist church Sun.
day, June 5th.
Mrs. DR.. Rutledge made Rose Creek
a visit last week. She was ON her way to
Grand Forks, D. T., where the DR.. has
token up his residence.
We understand that there was a gen.
eral Qualification" at the depot on satur-
day; but as we did not receive the infor.
nation In time TO attend, we can give no
particulars.
The district Sunday School conven.
ton was held here last Sunday. Blu, few
were present at the opening exercises,
During the forenoon, however, a large
number came In. The program announ.
ced IN the bills was followed with q
slight variation. The exercises were
interesting, and, no doubt, had the desired
result OF benef1ting the Sunday Sc hool
and its workers.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-05-25
WellsiteS In Mourning,

There is considerable interest telt here
in regard to the Chicago, Milwaukee &
st. Paul Co.'S machine shops. Thurs
days ST. Paul Despatch has the following:
General Manager Merrill, Of tue Chi.
cago, Milwaukee e. st. Paul road, ex
pressed himself as favorable to the Ioca
tlon of the machine shops at Austin, espe-
clally as the people had made 50 gener-
Gus an offer. The matter will be taken
under consideration"
The generous offer here mentioned will
be found in another column, and from it
we Judge that Austin must be calculating
on itch "strike" in getting the shops
there.
From the Press we clip The following :
"Ausr1N, MIMI, May 12.-Manager
Merrill and Superintendent VanHorne,
of the Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul.
arrived here to-day TO confer with the
committee appointed by the common
council, relative 10 the building of the
machlue shops of the Chicago, Milwau-
kee i ST. Paul railway in this city. No
definite results were reached. We are in
hopes TO secure the shops"
Should the shops be established at
Austin and the crew now employed here,
removed to that place, it mi ght make
some difference with our village; bu,
there is, as yet, no certainty that the
change will take place. This is not the
first time that Austin has created dis
turbance Of this kind, and from what we
can learn from Southern Minnesota Off
Gals, she is likely 10 have to "chip''
again before she "calls." The company
h as a good many thousand dollars invest
ed in Wells, and it is a very desirable
place for the end of division. Taking
everything into consideration we think
there is no reason to fear the moving OF
the shops from Wells.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-05-25
EnterprisinE DruRRists.

The live Druggists Of the town are
alway s up to the times and ready to meet
the demands Of their many customers.
They have just received supply Of that
wonderful remedy that is astonishing the
world by its marvellous cures, Dr. KINa's
NEW DISCOVERY for Consumption,
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Hay
Fever, Phthisic, Group, Whooping
Cough, Tickling in the Throat. Loss OF
Voice, Hoarseness or any affection of the
Throat and Lungs. Ifyo1 do not believe
it Call at your Drug store and get TRIAL
Bottle free OF cost or regular size bottle
tor one dollar. AS you value your life,
give it trial and be convinced, as thous-
ands olrcady have been. 4
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-05-25
Real Estate Transfers.

Henry ". Kicker, Ira jones' tinsmltf,
has purchased Of D. W. Craig, of New
York city, the house and lot in Yates &
Lewis addition, formerly owned by Jas.
Donald son and for some time occupied
by A. j. Studeman, for $500. A bargain.
&. Sch lender and E, c. Dorr have pur.
chased six lots, being the south half of
the block next north of DR.. DORIS resi-
dence, for $500, OF W. T. Vaudeville.
G. L. West has invested in two lots on
Main street, on the corner south of DIR.
HOLSTERS. He purchased of Solomon
Snow. Consideration $3.50. Handsome
location.
Eugene Wood purchased two lots of
A. Galloway last week on Main street on
the corner south Of Charley Coats resi-
dence, paying therefor $500.
New Incorporation.
A new corporation was formed in this
city last week Wednesday. "The Austln
Railway Company" is the new name
given, and the articles of incorporation
were filed in the Secretary of States office
Friday.
The proposed road is to start from
some point on the line of the Southern
Minnesota division of the Chicago, Mil
waukee Il St. Paul railway, east of Ram
sey, IN this county, and thence to run 50
us to interscct the Iowa & Minnesota
division of the same road north OF or at
the city Of Austin. The general offices
OF the company are to be at Austin, and
the amount Of capital stock is fixed at
$4,000. Following are the names of the
incorporates, all Of Mower county: o.
W. Shaw, W. T. Wilkins. Z. H. Sherwin,
3. c. Dorr, II. b. Ball, r. O. Hall, G..
Schleuder, Ira Jones, W. l.. Hollister, G..
A. Pooler and F. I. Crane.