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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1883-01-03
Renowned Civilization.
(Fro,n tie Ia ladelphia Ncco, |.


Tlcre is an Enoch Arden III British,
CcI,.nohia, whose original h"'.r WAS il
p,iilel,'',,. Patrick kllroS, Il butch<r
Ivy +ra;!e, lett there twenty-five ears ago
IN unmarried man, leaving y ,|pl'osit lii
~, Pliiadelphia Saving Fund which, on
DeGemher Is, 1869, amounted to $734.55.
On That DAY. it is alleged, k''ro3's 'ro-
Ia ~: law, john A. D%lrau, nhtalnti
letters oi administration t,pn.i The estate
Of Nllroy, whom Duncan swnr" died il
1Stil intrstate, The latter ti:rn drew
the entire tlrrosit from The Savings
Tu'I and spent it. Five vears ago he
died in poverty. His securities were
l;trjlmin Hanrv of Noxbor'Mgh, and
Holm CooneE, of Third ANA Spruce trects,
philtHel ,iI&.
It turuso1: bat kilrny is still flourish
ing in BRITISH Cnl,,nbin, but RS re-
no:lnccd civilization for the wild life Of
Hn Indian settlement. Recently ne wrot'-
/ >: lis money, a'ad authorized Thomas
Earle friend from the country of his
, adoption, to draw the amount due, with
lnterest. k'lroy'S courier went to HE
! >.vings Fund to pet the money, but The
+! others showed ham its receipt from tht
= q. ni,i~t'':' to:' tli&: fiji amount. A.
81 .,nev hiss been retained by Mr.
! l.. III, - .,:>:u,, ! Nr. ki'roy'S mOr,'v
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1883-01-03
THE AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY.

The board of managers of the Amer.
| can Bible Society, have sti't o1i7 an ;at-
lrt SIS to tie ul'}t OF tire Ulite,; Stat =,
! III which they c"l] special attcrs;'>n *:
the magnitude Of The work liz Which they
| are about to engage. The society ha@
| undertaken for the fourth TINE si1lcs its
organization, to make a general .listr'lu-
| ;ion Of the Scri ptures throughout the
| 'ou14trE. The first general supply was
! commenced in 1929, AID continue in
1880. At that time The Dew state ct
Missouri WIS the western liue Of c::iil-
| zatlon, and :! rpula1on OF the coul-
try lunlbcrv~ !; .>G6, tvj. TIE St cos!,j
Distribution was uAlct;nktn il l>,5f, ut
which period Arkansas, Michigan, Fiori-
ia, Texas, Wisco1>iu, iowa, AMI Cali
! tornia had been admitted H. st;ltrs. and
more than two millions OF square miles
| Mlditl1nol had been Placed under terri
! tu1i%l governments The es, ilnA:eu pop
u]a'ion VAS then ;sl,o',t rs, 800, 600. Ibc
| wear 1866 was set apart rs 4 s. uUiltt y
| wear, and the society Instituted It's tiir'!
| general distribution. The population
| vas tn n in excess OF thirty. six millions,
! and il conducting its work the agents nf
| the organization covered thirty six state:
and four territories. In making its
fourth general supply the society will be
obliged to cover thlrty-eiGi,t statrs, ni;.:s
territories, AMI the District of Columbia,
the inhabitants OF which ;tggregatc not
less than fifty four millions.
The work now proposed is the largest
that has ever been ATTEMPTED fer til
distributor of the scriptures Ill any
land. That there is a necessity for this
undertaking is we'll shown by the opera
tons conducted under the auspices of
the society during tie. past year. It
appears from the address that the
friends ana paid agents of the society
visited TIA, G3G families, of whom Ill,
932 were fourtl to be without Bibles.
| The society furnished 1905 of the des-
htlte families with copies OF the Scrip
lures, anl4G $50 copies were supplied to
| pCINOuS tCl Ill Tue =.
Tue ltstitution thus discovered en-
braced large districts in the west, south
and southwest, and localities in winch
the society has no auxiliaries In I'M
| uertaking this great work the organiza-
zion will have the assistance of eighteen
district superintendent, two thousand
auxiliaries, aid the voluntary help OF
pastors, home and city missionaries, aud
the several religious societies. III such
sections of the country as cannot be
reached by auz'Iiarjes the society will
depend upon paid colporteurs, all Of
whom will he under the immediate IL
rection of the Bible House managers
Whilst engaged Iii this general distribu-
ton at home, the society does not pro.
pose to neglect or cripple its foreign
work, which is now Of growing i'm.
pprtance, and therefore solicits from 4
generous pubIic contributions of money
10 pay for books, transportation an0
distribution.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1883-01-03
GeOrsia Christl,, as.

A dispatch from Atlanta. Ga, dated the 18th,
says: with the exception of correspondents
aud local newspaper men the town may be said
to have been on a unanimous drunk. Every
lody was ont. One negro was murdered by
another. shot through the heart: white man
drained By anotL<r with no hopes OF recover! :;
two sous stabbed Their father possibly to death;
a negro wonan cut the heart out OF negro
n,au; policemen shot 4 negro i'll quarrel
for attempting to take his club away from
him; 4 policeman was shot by all unknown
man; hI',odv heads and sore noses being too
n,mtro:t., to mention. there being 125 cases
,n:de ii; ,l.t: poilce court The mt mbt I, OF the
police curt were also drunk. sud neal1y Great
q Il riot by plshu; a prominent citizen eff of
the sidewalk, aud he was put III & cell by mem
bc,S Of Tie force, no did not know the cjrcm-
stanr. ). Two cooe!l men fought in th"1r cells
ard nearly killed each other. They were urged
on Nv two poles me u. and one said "hc 'lldn't
care if they eur their id bends off," It IS
due to the Chief If Police Arthur to ,>lv tat
tutre will be an entire iuv' st gaton Of the mat
ter and the members of the police force lnpli-
Gated will De suspended
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1883-01-03
TERMS: Two Dollars Per Annum, in Advance.

council, got into a fuss with two brothers
named CoonS, aud will die from the carving he
received. \ saloon row in Lafayette. Ind, re-
suited in the death of Charlds Rowe at the
hands of some companions unknown In
Peoria Charles Smith fatally stabbed Frank
Anderson. Two Georgia tanners were muir
dered in a Sc loon in Covington by Notorious
desperate. whose lynching is hourly 'xpccted.
III Peru, ILL.,. wcll-kuuwn terror Of tn town
entered sooon, began firing indi:cilmlnatclE
and without provocaticn. and fatally wounded
a bystander. An officer ATTEMPTED to arrest
the murderer, who fired at HIM and nl!~sr:!-
Then the policeman put bullet i'll the brain
of the thug.
Michaelo Pietrazzo, all italian. suatcked a
handkerchief from the head Of Young Lady
named Frczzo at New York, On Christmas.
The girls father and Mchaelo Cicorclll Ulno!.-
STATED. whcreupon the thiev1nG 1.azZarone
shot them fatally.
Addison Sanders WAS mnrtally wount!eu DF
Charles Gilman at Alr!-eansb'ro. H.: ON
Christmas. Gilman had been drinking.
In livery stable in Cincinnati. .'ame:
Ch11nlley murtally wounded Thomas LatHE WITH
revolver; then ran for doctor, cared for hi:
victim until he died. and surrendered thn1sct'
, at the station.
James Nash MORALLY wounded +. 4. New
t n IN the court ouse at Washington. d. l..
| on the Odd Newton had just pleaded not
guilty to Il charge CT outraglnS Nlsh's da'1Sh
ter. when tie dc2dly shot struck linn.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1883-01-03
OUR TRAE WITH CHINA,

The Cincinnati Commercial thus COM
mcnts gu tue condition of commerce be-
tween this country and China: "Among
the other leading interests of the United
States in her trade with China are those
Of anthracite coal, lumber, and clocks
and watches: In 1S9O-8l the anthracite
coal exported to China amounted to
4,879 tons, as against 3,41l tons during
lS79-S0. Tie consumption Of this coal
is confined chiefly to domestic and black
smith purposes, and it is shipped prin-
cipally on vessels loading kerosene oil
and sundry cargo as ballast. The prices
range from sl3 to sl4 per ton. In Ium-
Der tue trade is confined principally to
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1883-01-03
ln.sSkxH:AX IL fcCAkS.

Near }iil'uru Station about three miles from
i,iril,uulr!. Va. Oh Christmas; Il passeng'r train
rn.li,';; Il. |: l.u rate Of speed. plunged INTO d
freight train, which vas running on the pas
StnGer tram time. Both engines and the lag
cage and combination err; were wrecked. Five
i.:> jl-a all railway and tH!NcsS omp!"vcs-wer
}u!,(l AID tW. wounded.
An error Of a tel, graph OPP rator caused a
collision If freight train on III" NV York.
Pennsylvania and OElo road, III which Con-
tlur,vr Theodore York vas killed. A train on
tic Missouri Pacific road was detached near
Howe, Nebraska. lniuiing three passengers
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1883-01-03
The Ratort Courteous.
From the New York Star.)

On one occasion Mr.. ConkIing was
making a speech in the senate during
which he repeatedly turuett to Judge
Thurman. As ever body Knows, the
great Ohioan is a little peppery at times,
and at last he said testify to Nh. Conk-
ling, "Does the senator from New York
expect ME to respond every time he turns
to me?" When J. speak OF the law, "
responded Mr.. Conkling, 81 turn to the
seuator of Ohio as a mussulman turns
toward Mecca; [ turn to him as do to
the comon law Of Englanl-the wo@l>t's
copious fountain of human jur!spru-
dence." Was there ever anything finer
than that-more gracefully mischlevous,
more artfullv iiatternn:
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1883-01-03

"GEM1EN, when de Lord an de
church refuse to recognize perfeckshun
in man, why do we expeck an demand
it? Half mi]lyun clergymen in dis
kentry am tellin' us from de pulpit each
Sabbath day dat man am weak an sinful
an full O tricks, an yit when pusson
beats us out O. half dollar we riz up
an yell out as If it was strange thing.
1 doan' drink nor gamble, nor lie nor
steal, but I'ze got a weakness. pze bit
vain. / imagine dat I look purifier wis
nv h'ar creased up an de true color dis.
suisel. Lime Kiln Man.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1883-01-03
Promptly and Neatly Executed

At Iin!Ntl, CAL, on the 2tth, VIM. Hartley
sttrlcd to the Ear Of a saloon to take drink
wiz, Thomas K;rr. without any provocatiJn,
knocked linn doNn. Kerr then drew pistol
and saying, Young fellow now I've got you. :"
placed tle pistol at the pro- tratc mans breast
AMI fl: ed. killing him instantly. Kerr was dis
armed. ard Il Jury of twelve men held an in
formal tria! Kerr asked for an honrs time IN
which ~ arrange bis L,lSlilv>>S. dad sat down
an, i'll! pei f CT collncS; wr~tt to hi, mother
at Lrxn-tun H., requesting that all his ei-
ftcts be given to her, and then asked for sew
cral drinks. The citizc. then took him out to
a sycamore tire. He made Il few remarks, cen
Tossing, the killing of several men. They ,li cw
him up at once and Let him down. He then
ask i }triulSSinn to take OF his boots. sayint,
she did not want to die With his boots on. "
This rcqucs, was granted, and then he vas
swung up. The body was cut down this morn
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1883-01-03
What is Called the Niqger's Turkey
From the Atlanta Constitution. !

DR.. Amos Fox has ;'bcrt so Irst over
from til" rts.rity fund Of last year. H.
brought over about 5000, bat las gr:;du
ally expended it. He says: " am 60
ing TO huy about thousand Triggers
turkeys and distribute them to the ., OF
of the city for Christmas. You cont
know what Triggers turkey is? Why
it's Il hogs head. That's the Ok! plan
tltiol' name for the head of hog. L
furnishes more meat for less money than
anything else, and there are few things
juicicr or better. 1t is easy to cook,
needs less trimm and will impart it
SAVIOR TO a bigger potful Of truck thai
any chunk Of meat OF like slza. You cal
cot every bit OF but the teeth and the
hinges of the iawbonc."
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1883-01-03

the time they reached the house the building
had fallen III, aud vas consuming Currence and
four of his children. The sickening sight OF
five human beings roasting before them was
more than the st outes1 heart Of the spectators
conll stand, but it was Impossible to render
any assistance, and Mrs. Curreucc. frantic
with yr1. f, rushed Into the flames to save hen
husband and children, but was Rescued after
receiving fatal burns. It is supposed that a
log rolled out of the tire place white Crurencc
was asleep, set lire t. tue house aud it H1rncc
before the inmates could make their escape.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1883-01-03
aSA3chIlSnl1S EieatN.

Nl,rrlan \. Mont SomcEy, about q wears Old.
-lo his two little children at Packardvl!l,,
Nv az AmhcT t, Mass, On IA" morning Of tie
.6;.;. in. ;'tiy ki!!ll; ngc, 6 years Old, and
not:!ly tat lv wol1nlus Eva, 4 years.
N'Hlt :pn1clv had no; lived ", h his wife ior 8
mouths. leaving her through ie"I>''i,y, a'd she
n::,Ie her holla WITH her fat her. Hrraio
Marsh, Il farr'cr. IuutGomery visit' d her
family Oh ihc 23A. and sp>nt Sunday and
Christmas with them. This morning he ast:eI
lis wife If she would live with him and she re-
fused. He Immediately went CAT where the
children were playing, aud SHOT them. He
then tried to shoot his wife and her father,
but was ocerpo werod by the latter aud kept III
the house till the sheriff came. He was taken
to Northampton, pleaded not guilty, and was
cent to jail. Montgomery does not drink. and
says he does not remember having committed
tho crime
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1883-01-03
Pleasant Story About K eifer
from the Boston TraVcIier.


Which, Gen. Keifer, ROW speaker OF
the house If representatives. wa3 wound
"a at th. battle O. the Wilderness be was
carried TO tile nearest farm huli'r, aud
during his weeks of suiftripy uil>! con-
valcscence that he lay there the little
daughter of the family read to him and
cheered him through many OF those
weary days. Sixteen years afterward he
met the wife of Rev. Dr. Powers, chap
lain Of the house, at Washington, and
she seconded bis puzzled look of recog.
milton by announcing herself as the little
girl of the Virginia farmhouse.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1883-01-03
Virginia Holocaust

4 SPECIAL from Randolph County, W. Va,
gives ar, account of a terrible calamity III this
Isolated section. a. Currence resided with his
family. consisting of himself, wife aud six
children. twenty mules east of Beaverly, on the
west ann of Cheat Mountains. A neishbor of
Cuirence named Chanal had been very low
with some complicated disease which ,ca,:sed1
the attendance of some one day and night, and
Mr.. Currcnce went over at night and sat up
with him. The loss of sleep compelled Cur
renee to remain at home Christmas night and
take rest. His wife took the two smallest
children and went to sit up with Chanal. Late
in the night persons in Chanars house discov-
cred that Currence's house was on fire, and
those who could do so left for the scene OF the
contlag1a: ion, including Mrs. Currence. BY
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1883-01-03
G'a.tDticG on christmas.

Governor Hubbard, CT .'im':c~ota, has OAR
tlruvtl from he pcl'Cl.oilrv ". v. Keen, who,
utuit assistant cashier Of the Norhwc>t,, ~
National Ia,h. ',:ilir Il ~l2j.hOn, olle-tif:h
Of AMch he is S,spcct,d Of having retained.
He Will rclurn tu Saltwater after tie Holidays
AID tnt the service nf lirm Of prison com
tractors whose books hc Las kept during his
Confinement.
,.lrirs X. !'.sMd, TIC fem MS fnrgcr OF Wnr-
C. >,',' Ma a i.ulr1t5. WAS !lrdoliet from TIE
y. nit c1tlalv on Christmas, after serving half
It's term. H.. Tad been Il member Of the 1t itc
senate aid 4 Il alicr in rrii ,ps circles.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1883-01-03
Suicide

Baron Won WinttrfelIt. an aid-dc-canlp to
tllr emperor Of Germany, killed himself yes
tcrIa: with rrvti.vcr
Sergeant Rufus Somerly, of the Sixth Cav
airy. a graduate Of West Point, shot himself
a :hc presence of bis company at Fort Low. is
t.'iI)la on tlr. 9th. lie was formerly {, ::-
ts':ant III tie same 'rgim'nt. but was COM
PEELED t. resign GA account Of drHnkenLc IS and
mlsculnluct.
10 escape arrest for stabbing IN "hcer at
lrci4ton. \. j., jacob and William Rust
drowned themselves ~ ii caual.
\! GrtrncdstI,. Ind. on the 25th inst, Mrs.
Mario J. O~lo:,:r >,.;, her son Ollie, aged II,
W., fuin,l l;v:i in thtir sleeping apartment.
It j. generally supposed the lnother poisoned
her son and then committed suicide. hi
bcdi,s had lam two weeks before the tragedy
Was di,rCvyrtu.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1883-01-03
Crushed to Death.

At Bradford, Eng, on the morning of the
18th nit, q tall chimney fell on a factory full
of OF erativrs thirty six OF whom are known
to be killed and fifty injured, The exact num-
Der OF victims cannot be locrrtaintd until the
dc!tls is c.tirely cleared M. The total dam
Az is lt;'.0no. Fight mills having tue con-
lltntio!l5 with :lic fallen chimney have been
compelled to slut down. thus rendering idle
5000 operatives.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1883-01-03
Fatal Explosions.

boiler in :, eaw-m,l at Black River Fails,
Wis, cxrl,'c.l on the 27rn. killing Thomas
Bvuer til" engineer, and lady njurinG man
nalicd Quanto,,cc aud jlio wife. The two lat
ter re- ded near he mil AID were struck by
flying fragE cuts.
By tile explosion Of al engine at Hartwcll"
vile, Massachusetts,, Fred Williams and Mar
! shalI Mason. wtrr; INSTANTLY killed.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1883-01-03

Measrs. Editors
The ahnvc is GOOD likeness Of Mrs. Lydia F. Pink
han. Of ynn, lass who ABB all thcr human beings
may be tuthful]y called the Dear Friend Of Woman
as some Of her correspondents love TO call her. She
j. uary devoted to her work, which is The outcome
Of a lfo-studv, and is obliged to keep six lady
assistants to htip her answert ne largo corrs' nence
winch daily pours in upon htr, each barring its special
burden Of suffering, or joy Mt re"a from ii. Her
Vegetable Compound is medicine for good and not
evil purposes. have personally invest gated ii and
am satisfied nf tho trth Of this
On account tf it. r0 "a merits il J" recommended
and prescribe by the best phys icarS in the country.
On, SAYS O. 1t works like charm and lnIch
pain Ii will cure entirely the wors torn Of falling
Of tn" ut.'r;:! Inrlcrlh'pa, irrtGi'ar and painful
Mr. MS: runt all Orarir Tronilos Inflammation and
Crorain l,pn!i,i,s. MI We !a""'r"nts AMI the
se'irent spinal weakness AID j. especially da:t'd to
tho Change of Ii'".'
Irlnt every !"r: ion of the system. md gives
life and vi::nr. l: faintncs, fatal, ny,
destroys all r,1,ynS for ti;nllnts. and ,v> We k
ness Of tho tllnnrh. 1t err, Bnatirg Headaches
Nervous Erc3trnton, (ics"ai Debility. 81 clrSsn'':S,
Depression and Ine.~t a.. Tat f. l::; Of bearing,
down, causing pain, Hci4:i AMI t'.;:' &c, IS alTavs
prominently cured Ivy IL: L '.iI 1T ~: ''s. a!'l
under all circumstances, "rt IN ha mony witt Ir law
that governs the fc,nl. j.triu.
costs only 81 yer bottle six fer g.. ard i: >,,H by
druggists. Any "svcc .l,.,rcd III " and
the names of many no l::;"r brew restored perfect
health by the of the V, table ON ovn, c;.:, ~:
obtained ly addressing :.rs. r. with htan. fer ply
ct her home N Lynn Mass.
For Kidney Plain If fif 'r SIX t Is i 'l is
unsurpassed rs aF,,rI.lnt tts'i '''n.: : =.
"Mrs Pinkla,n's Liver ]';i!., r$'' :i''r, ""r'
the best in the acoslh for the c': ~ ,ii"ti II.
Eo,sncss anl Torpdiy Of the w.. Yer Blood
Purifier works wonders in its 81" 80 ";.' bid 1:.!c
to equal the Compound III its l'ir Ar'.
AL respect her an ANGEL oi M''l'G y" sol"
ambition is to do good TO others
Philadelphia. Pa. "a
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1883-01-03
y9.>ne,nsa37AIS Fooled.

IT,. n,w scheme Of the Standard Oil Com
lany. to acquire possession Of AL jlu'nensr OF
land for s"c!,-rai-irG purposes III Indian lcr-
ritorv has been frus trated by Secretary Teller,
who ruled that no In,?ial. can take any por-
ton of the domain for white men and that
cattle mcu ar,. not cOml":iJtd to observe the
Standards fence. 1t seems the Cherokee In
dal,s have rght to locate as much land in
tine tract known as thr Cherokee Outlet as
caci. one of he tribe can improve and the oil
company bad tngagcd the red man u fence in
nearly son, 900 acres for the use Of The COM
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1883-01-03
EXECUTIONS IN 1882.

During the year 1852 ia murdcrerS were
executed in the United States. The hang
man. as usual, was ke,t busiest in ;hc Sort u
ern States, which furnished seventy -eiGhl OF
the v:tims, while thirtv-~iX were eNtrH'rd
in tile Northern St"1cS and ltr'il"fleS
South Carolina and Georgia head I'll" iist
with ten cuch closely followed by Louisiana
and tennessee with eight victims each,
Texas and Missouri coming next with seven
each OF the five creGi; ed to the Indian
Territory, two were shot, the culrrits ci'os-
ing this death in preference TO the more
ignoluinious one Of hanging The record Is
as fniinWS.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1883-01-03

Chief Justice Park has decided that the
black ballot! used 10y The democrats III III" city
election: at New Haven, Conn.,, are Illegal ano
void. This decision gives the entire municipal
government to Inc republicans.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1883-01-03
obituary.

Colonel W. II. Coffin, land commissioner Of
the st. Louis and San Francisco road, died at
B!utIdaIc III, on the 25th.
Mrs. Sally s. Colwell, who died at Lowell,
Massachusetts, On Christmas, has Six sons set
tied as B ,ptist pastors in different parts Of the
COUNTY,.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1883-01-03
SIsfIsEyYccN.

The steamer New England wax totally
wrecked in Clarence River, New South Wales.
Passenger, AID crew lost
A sloop capszcd OH the Gulf of Mexico, near
Bayou Toxar. Fla, on the 9th. Six hunters
Alex. Dt.vty, Bill l1,'w rd Noah Saunders,
Peter Saunders, bob Duncan aud J. JONES
were drowned.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1883-01-03
NEWS IN BRIEF .
RObbed.
illegal Ballots.

Three thousand dollars worth of diamonds
were stolen from the resi,ltrce Of y. }. Shay,
New York city. on the night of the 25th.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1883-01-03
LATEST MARKET REPORTS.
NlW NDRK

NEW YORK.
FLocR--Spriag Extras............< 81 ~,
WuEAr-No. Red. -
O..r ~ . ~ :. 81
-
E-1I.ss - 10 3, =: Is -
I.on ......, ; 10 Ca ~, ~
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1883-01-03

The board Of supervisors in Rochester,
n. Y, have refused to adopt a resolution
to appropriate $4,000 in cid of the SOL
diers' monument
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1883-01-03
I.ELli,N u. FAIRBANKS. NJ D..

>.i' r. ';an'N. cnrn-r West Main and
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