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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-01

CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK
NRw-YoRK,
SO BowRRY, CORNER OF CASAI~srt
ECRTY-FOURTH SEMI-ANNUAL DIVI-
DEND interest The trustees have ordered that inter-
be paid 10 depositors
and after JULY IL on all snms OF nve dollars and
upwards remained deposit for the three or
ending June 1882 Interest viii be credited
the depo IL OF cash. and not WithdraHn Will DO
entitled to Interest from July J.
Bank open every day from 10 a. m 10 D. m Bankbooks
ia English, German and French.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
In conformity construction OF the savings
law by the Banking Department deyoslors are here
bv that after the Goth day OF June 1882 no interest
viii accrue allowed by this Bank on any amount re-
manning 10 the credit any account In excess OF Three
"'1' EDWARD A. QUINTARD.
President.
II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-01

GUNNY BAGGING-Fairly active and about steady c,,
HEMP, ETC., othing new, except a decmle III Sisa
Hemp 10 5i,c., al which GOO bales were sold A., A.
HAY AND sTRAW-supPies very geoa ana tI p4 ae
timothy 70990c; Shipping Grades. 60065c Glover 4Va
Soc; No. Rye straw ooUfVc; ehort 10. 4o@'V~ N"'
straw. 300i0c. ,,
'HIDES-Quer, and essentially unchanged,
UoPS-Ihe offerings continue small and all prices rule
arm The crop reports much better x
meters are not In present prices We quote
kew-York 1881, Choice $50 Sc; Medlum TO PIlne Si9
B3c. do. 1890 3Oa32c Eastern, 3Od32c
LEAF EK-A prices are nrIn iair business mas peer
and the tact that receipts nave been & Dy .e
labor tone Receipts OF te Week
b 439 sides and 4S3 bales exports 1868 sides, VIZ
$3.50 TO England the Continent anu lO4 To various
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-01
financial.
PAYING INVESTMENTS IN
TOMBSTONE, ARIZONA.

Central corner block G0x20 bank stores and SALOON
REM al Income. 800 per month paid In advance rnce
$4,000 A., =, On 49, ,,or,,, a., al vance Price
Elmwood House. LOT and building rental slooper month
III Flyeroom dwelling locations rental $50 per month IA
au'""''' Inv" j. V. VICKERS,
Real Estate Agent Tom6scne Ari1cns , TerI aS VA
ter-st, New.York.
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COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

,,veRpoor. June 3O-l2SO D. m.-Cotton steady-Mddipe
speonaOn snS eSgS FTars
papd SaeI low Milling Clause June delivery ee,d do
delivery so DO July ana august p sntsm
Der ana October delivery eoosa Futures dull
Low Mddnng clause June delivery. 6ee.d; do June and
July delivery. 6'eOd DO November and December delivery
IivERpoor June 10000 pm-Couonrhe sales OF the
LIVERPOOL June 3O-i:SO oplan n low
s MsnT eag sye and aS October
ed 40 october ana Np5eoe a en- ipe wcS
10000 Amerea3 bales om aO3 se .ps
side direct spnners 800 bales actual exports @
BALES toa 5eeePs 100 bales o baSs amount
of Cotton aaoat 2s5O0O bales; American. $4,000 bales
"a saSs 10 men sS 60 reed Gold End shirngs q yards
o. ga sSS 10 49, Mule twist quail
ny nrdTrrA june sO-cotton firm, Mddnng. ll'c Low
mdinng c aooa Ordinary Oac Tece a 80 oaeS
sALrNoRE June Soc nrln; aiiddlng ~ &C; Low
sadng l Gooq raa 3S5 bales to The Con-
tinon Ji3 bales coastwise 300 bales SAFES 'oo paieS
e Sss: ,s 3 Sn9ns ne' sH
bales cosstwise, 5s5 bales: sales 1890 bales
CHARLRsros June SO-Cotton firm: Middlng l2lsci LOW
Mddng e 59oa Ordinary i II net feSeR
Saes: gross oaes 5s bale inc
eoePts $50 bales s1si Pass Ise
oGS tdns1g NET ai ase 4
sroSs x bales; exports Britain ol1 aes' coast
Weekly-Net receipts $40 gross. 349 bales; ex
ports 10 Great Britain 9l6 bales; coaswse 224 bales
sales, 1900 bales. .-. an, -
NynpUIs June 3O.-CotUn firm; aiddiinG l2isci Low
Middlng, Sc. Good Ordinary lO'sc net receipts.
Dales Shipments. bales sales, 10 Bales stock e'-0
DaIes o,o 49,.
Weekly-Net receipts. 248 bales; shipments 249 bales :
Shipments e $40 bales sales. 1876 bales 80 -
MOBILE June 30.-Cotton steady hiddling. lea Low
Mlfdlng Ordinary lilo; recepts lO Daes
gross Ol bales exports coastwse, 295 bales sales zoo
bales stock. 5000 bales 80 -, -
ports coaswi GA bales: sales. loo bales. go.
NEw.URLRASs June 3O.-CottOn firm; Mdding l2Sc
Low Mdding he. COG Ordinary ii &c; net receipts POI
bales gross exports Britain. 0ofS Dales
c0astwse 81 bales sales bales stock. 5S742 bales
Weegy-Ne receipts 339 bales exports TO Great Britain
70 eO bales 70 the Continent 1888 bales coatwise l4IO
bales: sales 3 75O bales
SAVANNAH June 3O-Orton steady MGdnnR. IL 7sci Low
Middlinc IL &C: Ordinary. l09c net receipts l0i
bales exports coastwise, bales sales 400 bales stock
receipts 912 bales; exports coastwise 147l
bales; sales TO bales.
COTTON RECEIPTS.
NEw.YoRK June 3o-The following are the total net re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-01
Gapinss Banks.

EXCELSIOR SAVINGS BANK, 6th-ave.,
H 2Sdst. NewYork have declared their twenty
seventh interest dividend TO July 1892. foiows Four
all OF s. ami upward which shall
have been deposited at least month prior July L. 1884,
Deposits made before July 10 Will draw interest from
July Interest Withdrawn will be added TO the principal
and draw interest from July l. X ~ Hazard OF Caswe,
Hazard CO. Presl lent; H. K Thurber. OF H. h. & z. b.
Thurber Co.. Vice President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-01
nus. ...sss--s-ss--s-
UNION TANSRn

idde scss 49, Middle Crop q!
Eiddie BIS Heavy So la937a Bellies. 4a@l5
,S CssS.a b salsiSdif 1SSi7c o~-'' ''
Pig Iron has r been 9q spS IS ssse s
various brands bsye been sold Forge SS Ssg Scotch Es
aon sss cSrnroe 9l 5o6$25 Langoa5
s sS SqS 40 wnoSgn in Yard Rails quiet and
0sra ola from Rails cossS
0s23 rs and d. HIS Iespectls y lngot EDpPss bses
more steady and business has been done straits its;
s cid E9s ar e. 2 Gd a @ DO niSS
.sS So Sose Tn 20 80 f for common Domesc
Sc Refined; speer steady and quiet Common DoneSnc
'%oIRsS stock quiet s29s$c for 500 test
a1ss frsass sssoy Sai S
asd a s a ater in the ay 100 bbs at OD6ng
S as kS oO %os ,f aaSs y Isl
ouEAN fREIGHTs-Berth room was queier and rates
less steady Charter onnase was in far cal ana the re-
Ipeeo supply OF ' san ptei "a moderate shipments
bush S 5o 1o VIA a o1 hence M
sb IL ST. So n sSfe a s PORK ks 90 G sGsD %
ID 80 tons gOols l5ai7s Ga LOO "a
s% 2Ss S 2ae Cheese 100 iHss 6'
ssisd SS2 : :ss fs Quoted nss fHSisi
Grain s qgS1Sd Sd M lara IS do S'eA 0VO0
6qn oh eifR 50 Steady
were unchanged with Lnseea rihe weak and Crude Men
pT RoaEU M~sedned for export fair demandand
trading rather quiet and nd
prices ON cash lots led and rather wGk options adj
ssssed So a and od %es po s SO a. S"ocd SO
& 40 ASs Sis SuotsS So 2oss2j 3D. city Family
s25 BEEF III light demand prices nnehap , M ExIa
sss sioas,s quoted sS %
Es24 CUT EATS very steadily held trade only m9aef
r Sotsd sSoader zc SMOKED Hans
bLEs very strongly he'd supply gh Long cca d. IL
isep Il gsis no S9 demand iiS
cssh lots fairly strongly held options opened
depressed aud i OF 70lOe from Tie highest pSipt gSs
r rnS eieny in August snd september sales 100 ties
Prime steam spot M &c rs 80 tea Snocei ,S
~ S0c 1900 August I26O0l2 Toe. closing 2Gcc;
}55So ties o ssReE'si2 clSsns iS7Se
80 ,cs November: l2sQa 2o2 no. closing ~ soc 200
s I DsSSm 1es 's sasns Zoo
tes J.nuay iS9ei2 -, closing Y CIV sales ~
ses. ii45c Refined quoted l275c. Continent
pcrs show nc assasd
s.ss Tubs a9d rss 10 SIeameq
2ls2oc; Llgn creSmery 2Sc Western bs, cIe s%SiS
l9sion eeS-s has S% not varied
rug very steady on me s a sd fsc %
Ss skins aaSe One Fiat sSS demand
more ee and s sag sIa State and
PeDnsylvans II 9a2Zc; Western z0a2le; Canada zIci
sTEARTN Quie, and firm Choice CITY quoted lS0iSi@c.
asked 12c lid sales 30 hhds out OF Tow" rumoea iz4o
TALL0w-Firm Prime City. 'eGs &c. sales 4o'ooo ID
s' 11SE4ySuiet, unchanged. ,. Go, ..,
quiet a% usenamEe0 and Sea ea ai
SSriysfs terms $50 cases 1880 Ohio e9c 50 cases $50
@ Sss, q Havana %
sTGAE-Asw more active bat the tone weake5 rap hs
s SRas sus Saiss al fcto
bags DO 7c and rees 9 " ns Is Estimated
s Il $1,000 Seri Pa. i1s f
end hhds In $780, Refined quiet and generally uH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-01

OPFICe CoLwRLL IROS HORKs,)
OF est 27ih-st.
NRw.YORK. July 1882
THE copartnership heretofore existing Pc
tween LEWIS coLWELI AND J0SET Il.s ~ EL lc
dssyed owing 10 the death OF Joseph COlge The Under
80 ali claims aS.inst the same LEWIS COLWEfI-
NRw.YoRE, July l, 1872.
The business of the late firm OF CoLW ELL BkOIIEI
will place by the undctssneo wac
soiicits patronage Of the esaplshmeEI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-01
1RY D0CK SAYINGS INSTITUTION,
Gopartilership Nolires.

NOTICE is hereby given that the interest Of
" MT Austin Gorhan In firm cessos On the oOh DAY
of June l,S2, by the expiranoa OF time limited -. . 90
STEVENSON, PiERsoN & CO.
Boston. June 80 1882.
have established myself ia business t67 Nsl.t New'
YORK as dealer In iron and metals shall repre-
sert the Temple iron Company OF Pennsylvania pnd other
pgiIon i'm NcwN0rk, and 20 general on
Am IN, in that AUSTIN q. GORHAM.
Boston. juno 80, lrs2.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-01
COTTON RECEIPTS.

NEw.YoRK June 3O.-The following are the total net re
CENTS OF Cotton at the ports since Scptem
ber l. 1881:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-01

NOTICE to holders of South Carolina Bonds
~ The July 1892 coupons OF the BROWN CoNS0LIDA
TON BONDS OF THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
are payable in New.York ut THE NATIONAL PARK
BANK PA and PIG BROADWAY.
NeW.YOrk June "A. 1882.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-01

NEW.YORK June 20, 1850.
rTNHE BULWER CONSOLIDATED MINING
L COMPANY this day declared It's EIGHTH MONTH
~ DIVIDEND or TEN CENTS PER SHARE, PAYABLE
OF July II, 1882 the Office of Farmers Loan and Trust
Company No. 20 Exchange-pace kew-lorK -
Irsnsier books close July , 1881 aud open July ~
NJ n. COOK, Vice President
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1882-12-27
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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1882-12-27

BAD temper often proceeds from those
painful disorders to which women are
subject. In female complaints DR.. r. v.
Pierce's "Favorite Prescription" is GER
tain cure. By all druggists.
Mower County Teachers' Association
Will meet at Rose Greek, Saturday
morning. Dec. 30th, at 10 o'clock, unless
stormy. The program suggested is as
follows.
Address of welcome-Mr. w. G. Elliott.
Grading in district schools-Mr. F. A. Pang-
burn.
How to teach Grammar to class of Young
Observation-Disclosures rutland.
Greatest Common Divisor-Eugene B.
Sunny.
Ny experiences as q teacher at the age Of II
Mrs. G. A. Newman.
Singing In Country schools-Lillian Lacy.
Elocution-W. G. Elliott:
Good Penmauship-E. W. Wheelock.
The teachers reWard-Sybil Baker.
Solution and application Of Square Root
Supt. Belden.
All the teachers of the county are ex-
pected to be present, if possible. This
program is not final. The meeting will
close about 8 p. m. Association at Aus.
tin, Saturday, Jan. 18th. -
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1882-12-27

An article so favorably known - Halls
Hair Remover needs no words of praise
from US. 1t has won its way to the high
est favor in the public mind. and multi.
tudss who have vainlY used other PRE-:
pArati0As have, an trying this, been made
glad BY ths speedy rlsst9ration Of album
oant locks 40 In the days Of youth.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1882-12-27

JAMES v1cK.-Fram the appearance Of
Vick's Floral Guide, which is on our desk, (.
We ahef.9ld judge that the young yic =, a gre
&Rs & re 3d 5iSSS sS9 h Ssns
some enough tor the parlor table. It is
printed on the best of paper. and has three
colored plates of flowers and vegetables,
and full of useful information. Those
who send 10 cents for it cannot be dlsap-
pointed. as the plates alone are worth the
amount. Address, as in past years, James
Wick. Rochester, n. 7.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1882-12-27
ST. CLOUD, MANkAro 4 AUSTIN r. r.
Its Construction Assured, If the Bonuses
are given-St. Cloud to vote upon
10000, the Township $1,000,
and Maine Prairie $4,000.
81. Cloud Times, Dec. 20.

81. Cloud Times, Dec. 20.
A special meeting of the Board of Trade
was held in the Council room on Wednes-
day evening last, to meet lessrs. w. NJ.
Campbell and w. H. Officer, of the Exec
utive Committee of the St. Cloud, Man.
kato g. Austin Railroad Company, who
came to the city to consult our people
upon proposition to give bonus in aid
Of the construction of that road. Upon
invitation, Senator Campbell gave short
outline of the history Of the company and
the legislation which had been secured for
it, by which grant of four sections of
swamp lands to the mile were obtained.
After numerous efforts at negotiations
with railroad companies New York con-
struction company, which includes some
proposed to build this road from St.
Cloud to the southern boundary of State,
provided the rights aud franchises of the
company were turned over to them, and
a bonus of 81, 900 per mile for the whole
length was given-the road to be COM
pleted within two years from December l,
1882. The line will be extended south
from Austin to Mona, 10 miles, where it
will connect with the Illinois Central,
thus giving St. Cloud q direct line to New
Orleans, and competing line to Chicago
the importance of which was forcibly il.
Illustrated by Mr.. Campbell.
After pretty full discussion, it was
decided to hold special election on De-
cember 3Oth, to vote upon a proposition
to give bonus of $4,000 in aid of the
project. This amount was fixed upon be-
cause, according to the valuation of the
city, and the restrictions of the law, but
$54, 900 in city bonds can be issued in aid
of railroads. OF this sum, $40, 600 or
over have been issued or pledged, and
therefore, $40, 900 is all that can be safely
issued. Many asserted. what is true, that
st. Cloud could we'll afford to pay $50. 600
or more for this road, but, as there was
was fixed upon.
A committee was appointed to bring
the proposition before the people of St.
Cloud town, through which the road will
run, with view to securing $4,000 aid
from that township.
The feeling of those present, and there
was large attendance, was unanimous
in favor Of giving aid: The project for
the building of this railroad is an old one,
and the benefits to result from it are we'll
understood here. In fact, many regard
it as road which would confer more
benefits upon us than all we now have.
The present lines are all under one man
agement, hence no competition. With the
building of the St. Cloud, Mankato g.
Austin, a new route to Chicago would be
opened up and the competition would
probably reduce freight rates so per cent.
The above are the main points talked
over in relation to this project. Besides
giving us another line Eastward, it would
open up large and increasing market in
the country south of US for lumber, flour,
the lake of the people south Of us.
Maine Prairie on Thursday, and arranged
for vote in that town, upon bonus Of
$1,000,
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1882-12-27

1t was indeed telegram freighted
with sad news that brought the intelli-
gence last week Thursday to the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Coats of this city in
forming them of the death that morning
of Mrs. Henry Wheeler at her home in
Erie, Pa. Mrs. Wheeler died very sud-
denly after an illness of only six days.
Her suffering was intense, and she pray
ed to be taken home. She was buried in
the family burial lot at Westfield, about
thirty miles from her home. Mrs. Wheel
er was brothers wife of Mrs. G. H.
Goats. She spent about one year in ou1
city, going to Erie about q year age.
During her stay in Austin, by her woman
ly graces. she won to herself many true
and loyal friends, who were always glad
to learn of her welfare. Few strangers
ever came among us, who left a larger
circle of friends than did Mrs. Wheeler,
and they now feel that they, too, are
bereft of a friend in this sudden death.
Yes, there are very many in Austin who
deeply sympathize with Mr.. Wheeler and
other friends, in their sudden and irrepari-
BILE loss.
Christmas presents are pleasant
things; pleasant to receive-still more
pleasant to give. We pity those who
have never enjoyed the delicious myster.
les of gifts. planned in secret-jealously
guarded from the faintest breath of sus'
picion on the part of the intended re-
cipient; each hair-breadth escape from
betrayal heightening the test of conceal
ment, until, at last, the suspicious
moment came, and the happy surprise
burst forth, full and complete! Some
ladies among us have tasted measure of
this enjoyment. in constructing the
curious Japanese blocks of patchwork
that have left SO many tell-tale silken
threads and shreds upon their carpets,
for some weeks past. Many have been
the consultations held; and much interest
in the progress of the work has been de-
veloped in various households. The re-
suit of their combined counsels and
labors, was Silk Quilt, enriched with
initials, monograms, names and notices,
and variety of designs in painting and
needlework. This was presented to Mrs.
II. w. Page, whose pleasant rooms have
been open through so many years. for the
ladies' meetings of the Congregational
church. The surprise was as perfect. and
as thoroughly appreciated. as could pos
sibly be desired. If coat of many
colors was peculiar mark of love, it is
hooded that quilt, possessing that dis
tinction in so great a degree, may re-
present to this friend some measure of
the regard in which she is held.
Masquerade at the skating rink New
Years night, if weather permits. The
Austin Union Band will be in attendance.
Admission 10 cents.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1882-12-27
Free OF Charge.

Allpersons suffering from coughs, colds,
asthma, bronchitis, loss of voice, or any
affection of the throat and lungs, are re-
quested to call at Clemmer & Pooler's
drug store and get trial bottle of Dr.
Kings New Discovery for consumption,
free of charge, which will convince them
of its wonderful merits and show what q
regular dollar-size bottle will do. Call
early. 8
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1882-12-27

SoAE STRONG MINDED WoMEN-Can
regulate their husbands amazingly fast,
should they not do their duty. Burdock
Blood Bitters are q good regulator Of the
circulation. They are exclusively blood
tonic, and consequently strike at the root
of many serious ailments. For sale by
Derr & Wold.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1882-12-27

WHAT WE CAN CURE, LET'S NOT EH.
DuRE.-If we can cure IN ache, or :
sprain, or pain, or lameness, or burn,
or q bruise, or . bite, by using Thomas
Electric Oil, let's do it. Thomas &C.
lectric Oil is known to be good. Let's
try it. For sale by Dorr & Void.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1882-12-27

KICKED OUTFLOW many people there
are who are struggling to rise in this
world that are kicked down and out by
enYious rivals. Thomas Electric OH
never "kickl out" it's patrons. It is true
blue. For throat affections, asthma and
catatrh it is q certain and rapid cure. For
sale by Dorr & W6ld.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1882-12-27

You've or middle aged men suffering
from nervous debility, loss Of memory,
premature old age. as the result of bad
habits. should send three stamps for Part
VII ef Dime Series pamphlets. Address
Worlds Dispensary Medical Association,
Buffalo. n, Y,
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1882-12-27
Lansing.
Merry Christmas:
Wheat market duh.

Merry Christmas:
Wheat market duh.
Mice weather for sleiebing.
Schools is closed until after the holidays.
Next Saturday and Sunday, quarterly meet.
ing at N. r. church. Come out and bring your
loose change with you, so there may be good
collection,
. j. G. Vaughan has just returned from Chi.
cago. where he has been attending to the sale
of hogs and cattle he has purchased. Is now
on the market again for another supply.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1882-12-27

FROM SYRACUSE, N. VI felt weak
and languid; had palpitation of the heart
and numbness of the limbs. Burdock
Blood Bitters have certainly relieved me.
They are excellent" Mr.. ]. n. WR1aHT.
For sale by Dorr & Void.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1882-12-27

Do'sT thou love life9-Then do not
squander valuable time,-for that is the
stuff life is made of;-but procure at once
a bottle of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup for
your Cough and be cured. Your druggist
keeps it.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1882-12-27
GRAND MEADOW.

Christmas is here without the least vestige
of q turkey.
There has been great rush to Simon's
during the past week.
Ted Lewis has moved into town and resides
over the jewelry store.
Il. T. Wheeler and wife are in Pleasant VAL
Icy for a weeks sojourn.
Our business men have had busy-week;
would that it were always so.
Bertha Hunt came down from Dexter to
spend the holidays at her uncle Alvah's.
I'D McCaskell and wife of Desmet, Dakota,
are visiting friends in frankfort township.
Tho Christmas tree for the Sabbath School
was Monday evening in the Danish Lutheran
church.
&C. A. Auten is at work in H. Rippe's ele-
! vator, Mr.. RS former assistant having re-
| turned home.
"A. J. Stewart and family. accompanied by
Mrs. Morrill,. visited Mr.. Stewards parents in
Racine, on the oath.
-Orville Wilsey, his brother Arthur, and
also Philip Elliott, are intending to go to Roch.
ester to attend the Business College. They
expect to leave about the middle of this week.
Fred Stellmaker and Sam Cosel have sold
out, and Fred has just returned from the west
so well pleased with its surroundings they will
leave here soon. And now Grand Meadow is
without meat market.
The first number of the Record appeared
| on Saturday evening, but the editor said that
| as his ready-print had not arrived, he was
Obliged to print only the home side on fiat
paper, and had hardly enough to supply the
| home subscribers. He also requested us to
| ask other publishers to send in their ex-
| changes this week. AS he publishes on Friday
it would be too late for him to take the initia-
tive and receive replies the same week. Ad-
dress 1.-THE Record, Grand Meadow, MIMI
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1882-12-27
At IMlia,a

At LeSli0'S. .-r,
Delicious Handmade Candy,
French Mixed Candy,
Common Mixed Candy.
Christmas Cards,
Books for Old and Young.
White Grapes, Oranges,
Mixed Nuts, and all the
Delicacies of the season.