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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1883-08-01
DED CEDAR MILLS,
j. GREGSON,

Manufacturer and Wholesale Dealer in the best
brands Of Grecers' and Bskers' Flour. Also ali
kinds of Mil Feed for sale 1t his store on Main
stree, Austin, MINI and ct the Mill, two miles
south Of the city.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1883-08-01
T ,AFAYETTE FRENCH,
ATTORNEY At Law.

Austin, MINI. Collections and other business at.
tended to carefully aud promptly. Agent Of the
Gtna and other Ftre Insurance companies Office
D Bank block. iun2O
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1883-08-01

4 uSTtN UNION BAND AND OROHEs IRA
n ORAs. II. WILDous, Leader. This .Bsnd hsa
eighteen members and the Orchestra six Either
orgsaizattsn are prepared to furnish frst. class
whore their services may DO desired, a1d At resson
able rates. All applications made to the Leader.
TO ". b. Whitman, Secretary, will receive prompt
afen'lcu. apr26
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1883-08-01
SOCIETIES.,

,s1ahex1 The regular meetings of Austin
Ledge, No. ~, are held In their han
every Tuesday evening" Odd Fellovs
from other jurisdictions, whose bust
ness may lead them t. Ausstn cordially invited
to visit N. w. OWENS n "a
L. DET1EL1Acs, Secretary.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1883-08-01
HALL e. HAY

Proprietors. Ra:es, $500 per day. Good Sample
Rooms up town. Quests carried to aud from the
city free of charge. Up town connected by tele.
phone at Clemmer & Po0ler's. Austin, Mimi
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.::aRlM DEATH.
Over Sixty Lives Lost by an Exour
sion Accident Near Baltimore, e,..>
Terrible Accident In = Blast Furnace. 4. at
Geddes, New York. ..:''::,

BAn11xoaRaE, II, July 4.-:A terrible cal
amity occurred at North Point, Hvoi,
an excursion resort ON the Patapsoo,
about ten miles from the city, about 10
o'clock last night, by which many lives
were lost. The number is estimated at
between 60 and 20. The accident was
occasioned by the giving way of the
outer portion of pier on which several
hundred persons were cong1egated,
awaiting boat to return to this city.
The locality is on a small bay, distant
about two miles from North Point
light house. It was formerly known as
Holly Grove and was the first excursion
place fitted up about Is years ago and
was the most popular resort at that time
and for several years afterward. Yes
terday an excursion was gwen to the
Tivoli under the management of the
Mount Royal Beneficial Society of the
Catholic Church of Corpus Christi, of
which Father Star is pastor, on
the corner of Mount Royal Ave-
nue. and Mosher Street. The excur-
sion went down on the barge
Cockade City which was towed by the
tug Amanda Howell. The barge was
formerly an old canaler, re6tted with
double decks for excursion purposes and
was used for several years. Yesterday
she made three trips, the last being made
from this city between and O'Clock
last evening, and reached Tivoli before
10 o'clock. During the day she had
taken about 500 persons and on her last
"trip about 100. A large number o.
those who went down during the day
had remained, intending to return or
the last trip. When the barge ap
preached, all those on shore made rust
ior the end Of the wharf, which is sew
eral feet long, and we're closely packed
at gate about 25 feet from the end, i'm
patiently awaiting admittance. As tn
barge came alongside and struck tn
wharf il suddenly and without warning
gave way, md large portion of the crow.
were precipitated into the water. whlc1
is about ten feet deep. Many wer
able to save themselves by flee
ing toward the shore as the QUITE
end of the pier crumbled and fell
Darkness added to the confusion an
terror and little could be done at once t
rescue the drowning-most of whor
were women and children. The tirf
news of the disaster reached this city
little after 2 o'clock this morning, whe
the barge landed at Henderson's Whar
bringing q number of bodies OF th
drowned. Up to this hour it is said G
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1883-08-01
ATTORNEY At Law.
PAILWAY HOUSE.

Austin, Minn. Practices TN oil the courts of the
Ace over the Mower County Bank. juno
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SOME ExrENsIvB IMPROVEMENTS.

Seine time ago work was commenced on an
addition TO the rear of the store No. ZIG
street, occupied by the Red House mercan-
tile establishment for the clothing and boot
and shoe departments. After the extension
was completed Mr.. Gilman. the proprietor,
proceeded to fit up the new portion with deep
and handsome shelving. drawers, counters,
tables, etc. In order that the entire room
might present the same neat appearance, the
old fixtures, including the shelving. were re-
moved, and new fixtures put in. The adolf
ton extends through TO Oak avenue. making
room 1872 feet In length. This is the deerest
store-room outside of San Frsncisco on the
coast and it is not certain that the metropo.
lis contains any of as great depth. The en-
| tire improvements, including some handsome
French plate glass showcases, have cost in
the neighborhood Of SC. 900. Besides the
light from the front on street, and the light
| from Oak avenue, the room is lighted from
| above by large skylights. The basement of
the new portion, when completed, will be
| used for the country order department. while
the basement under the old portion will be
used for trunks, valises and carpets, and for
the reserve stock of boots and shoes.
Monday of this week was the opening dsv.
and the goods were on special exhibition on
that day and yesterday, and will continue
to-day. The new portion of the store is filed
entirely with mems, boys and youths cloth.
ing, including hsts. A large stock has been
| added to the clothing, amounting to about
$4,000. while there are now, the proprietor
states, 81, 500 worth of hats on the way from
the East, and will arrive in few DAYS. A
full line of underwear, clothing hats and
furnishing goods of all kinds. will then be in
stock The front so feet of this room con.
tsins the boot and shoe denartment .nJ
some idea of its extent can be obtained by
considering the quantity of goods necessary to
fill room so feet long by 20 feet wide. Mr..
Gilman says that after to-day the goods now
on special exhibition will be placed back in
stock.
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BRIEF NOTES,

One hundred aud ninety EIGHT emigrants
will arrive this afternoon.
There will be musical and literary enter
tainment at the Y. M. G. A. rooms this even
ing.
The Sacramento river last evening marked
10 feet inches, fall of inches from the
highest point reached lately.
r. H. Petit has purchased a half interest
in the trading boat Neponset. plying on the
upper Sacramento river. Captain II. +.
Bemis OWLS the other half.
Sheriff McCleland, of Butte county, passed
through the city yesterday with an insane
woman for the Stockton asylum, and two
convicts en- route to San Quentin prison.
This morning Mellon & Chamberlain. pro-
prietors of East Park, announce that the
park is reopened, and the grounds will be
given for the use of picnics free of charge.
There is in Nevada City, as will be seen by
reference to the " Freight from the East,
published this morning, a man in the under
taking business bearing the very appropriate
name of Graves"
The steamer Reform, which brought up
from San Francisco barge of lumber for
the Friend & Terry Lumber Company, re-
turned yesterday with barge of bolts for
San Quentin, and light barge for San Fran
cisco.
The fastest time made between here and
San Francisco by the recent Willard special
train was from Oakland stock.yards to Oak.
land pier, 506 miles, in five and a quarter
minutes, making the rate 81 5-6 miles per
hour.
Mr.. w. Fl. Aaron, Of Marysville, who pro.
posed his own son of fourteen as Deputy
Fruit-Pest Inspector under Mr.. Boggs, writes
withdrawing the application, because the boy
has taken no part in politics and has not
rendered the least service to the party"
Last evening at Capitol Park, east Of the
Capitol building % guns were fred under
the direction of members Of the First Artil.
lery and by order of the Anti.Debsis Asso-
citation. It was to express their feelings in
regard to the decision of Judge Sawyer in
the chickens case.
At the store of i. l.. Lewis & Co. two
paintings by Augustus Schoufft are attracting
considerable attention. One is view in the
city of Benares, and the other scene on the
Grand canal of Venice, with view of the
historical church of Madonna della Saluti.
The pictures show great attention to detail,
and in several respects are of q striking
character. No brief note will suffice to con-
slider them fairly. Schoufft was court artist
to the Emperor Msximiliap, and also to the
Emperor Of Austria, and has European rep
i1tation
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FREIGHT FROM THE EAST.

Passed Ogden April sth for sacramento-L L.
Lewis & Co., cases hardware G. w. Fox, boxes
gum Billingsley & Co., . boxes and , barrels
wooden measures; A. Hannah, 1 box household
goods.
For Nelson. L. Smith, boxes hardware.
shoes; P. J. Flannery, 2 cases boots and shoes.
For Auburn-W. V. A. Freeman, cases whisky.
For Plaeerville-E. j. jelly ? cases drugs.
For Calistoga-W. A Gibson, cob mill, with at
tachments
For Nevada city-w C. Graves, boxes coffin
trimmings.
Passed Deming, N NJ, on the 9th, for Sacra.
mento-Hale Bros. & Co., case buttons, cases
cotton goods, box hosiery, boxes dry goods
wire cloth, II cases small hardware E. W. Potter
& Co., II ranges IL elevators, bundles castings,
IS bundles hardware 81 bundles spiders; Baker &
Hamilton car steel
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TO Mv oLo sArRoNs.


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Consultations personally Or by letter, gratis Send
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SUPERIOR COURT.
DEPARTMENT oSr-ARnsrRose, Judge.

DEPARTMENT oNE-ARMsTRoNe, Judge
TUESDAY, April 10, 1855.
George A. McEfresh vs. His Creditors Samuel
Gottlieb appointed as assignee bond, 81 600.
NJ. Madden VS.. Con. Mooney-Appeal from JUS
tees Court dismissed.
John Schulp VS.. NJ. A. Fry-Tried and submitted.
Guardianship of Toohey minors-Bond of James
Toohey, guardian, fixed at $500 each, instead of
$1,000, as appeared on minutes the day previous
DEPARTMENT Two-MoFARLAND, Judge.
Frank Troi vs. Laura Troi- Decree OF divorce
granted in favor of plaintiff
Alice Goodwin vs.. John II. Goodwin-Default of
defendant entered set for hearing Monday at
10 A. NJ.
Walsh minors, by guardian, vs.. Catharine Dono-
Yan-Cause tired an continued for argument.
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IT seems impossible thst a remedy made of
such common. simple plants as Hops. Buchu,
Mandrake, Dsndelion, etc., should make go
many and such great cures as Hop Bitters
pastor and doctor. lawyer and editor. all tes-
tify to having been cured by them, you must,
believe and try them yourself, and doub. mo-
onger.
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Song and Daace Shoes,
BOXING GLOVER.

n ANcAsHuRE AVID oFHEa CLOGS, ALL
Il 4 sizes; lights, y igs spaneles Gold and Silver
Leees. Iambourines, Banios, FALSE STONE JEW
ELRY for make up, and everything for Minstrels
As our goods come direct from Europe, we DEFY
competition in the United States. Send Tor prices
NATHAN JOSEPH, 81 Clay street, San Fran.
cisco, Cal. a7.tfWS
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THE NEW PAVILION.

of
in
submitted
plans under the law have the right
sketches of the floor plans of
outline
architects. Sacramento San Francisco
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DIED.
Sacramento, April g. John VIM. schmidt, az years.
Friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which will take place from
the YereiH Eintracht Hall, K street, between
Fifth and SIXTH this afternoon at 290 o'clock
yisalia April Willie Sigler, years and months
Nevada City, April 9-George w. Stone IS years.
Near Willows, April Maria Willard, 70 years
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PENSIONS INCREASED,

A LII SOLDIERS, WOUNDED or DISABLED
IN By sickness, entitled. Widows and Children.
also. All claims, army or navy, collected. No
charge for information. Address
R. II HOPPER,
Attorney at Law and Notary Public, No loll Fourth
street, Sacramento. a2-lmMWE
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HEAVY check summer silk, new shades, rs
cents per yard new invisible plaid, summer
dress goods, 20 cents yard aerges, double
width. in new shades, % cents per yard. Red
House.
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LADIES white aprons, % cent?, a bargain
ladies' lined black satin parasols, 81 70. Red
House.
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MAN INJURED.-Soon after the overland
train left the Oakland wharf lsst evening the
engineer, William Garrison, noticed man
walking between the Central Pacific Rail-
road track and the track of the local lina
to Berkeley, his back being towards the ap.
preaching train. When about fifty feet
ahead of the engine, the engineer, noticing
thst the man did rot look around, blew
the whistle. The man still kept his head to
the front, but stepped at once in between the
rails just ahead OF the engine. By this it is
evident that he was not deaf, and, it is sup
posed, thought the local trsin was coming, as
he stepped away from the track of that road
The engine was Immediately reversed and
the brakes set, but he was struck by the pilot
and thrown up against the front of the en-.
CINE, injuring his head severely, bat tbs exact
extent could not be ascertained. He was
taken off at the Sixteenth-street station, and
conveyed TO the hospital in Oakland. The
name and residence of the injured man could
not be ascertained, as be was too much in.
jured to talk.
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MISSES and chiIdren's heavy brown mixed
hose, pairs for % cents; black and white
silk Spanish Iaee fichus, 81 %, at the Red
House.
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THE best appetizer cut Rock and Rye
Geo. w. Chesley, sole agent.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

TUESDAY. April 10, 1888
November %, 1s73-C. G. W French to Edward
ChristY; S75 lot 6, block Is, Folsom
A. P Catlin and Eleazer Rulison to Edward Chris
ty; S50-Lots 10 and 16, block Is, Folsom.
September 10. 1sS2-Minnie II. Robertson to Delia
r. Inghram /; 50 600 lots 8 and /, D and E, Tenth
and Eleventh streets, city.
April III. C. Kemer and wife to A. H. Rott
$500; lot g. II and l, Twelfth and Thirteenth
streets, city.
HoRsFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE Over.
worked nervous systems.-Dr. Edward l..
Duer, Philadelphia, says: 81 have used i;
for several years, considering it valuable in
overworked nervous SYSTEMS, and in the
exhausted condition following protracted
fevers"
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An Inspection of this Stock Is Invited

TO-DAY we mention only the new things in the
BOYS DEPARTMENT. The suits described
below for Youths and Young Men are generally cut
with high vest rolling collar to the coat and with
small pants which form the coming popular fashion.
kits.
Fine Brown Slk-mixed Suit, corded back and front
S. 50.
Dark Gray and Brown Cheviot Suit good for every
day wear, So So
Cadet Blue Kilt Suits, with darker shade trimmings
So 50.
Dark-mixed Suits jacket and skirt combined-ex-
cellent for wear, So Is.
SAILOR SUITS.
Dark Blue Flannel Suits, fancy embroidered collars
So IS
Entirely New Fine Navy Flannel Suit laced front
and pleated back silk cord and tasse1s, 81.
Indigo Blue Suits, with broad white worsted braid
S. So
Middlesex Flannel Suit; piped edge, with light blue;
double yoke body, and two outside pockets,
So IS
BLOUSE SUITS.
Chocolate Brown Cheviot Suits S..
Entirely New !-Skirted Blouse Suits with outside
flaps and pockets of broken-check, silk-mixed
cashmere So same style in blue tricot, So.
Dark Union Cashmere Suits, So.
Light Green Corded Suits; new style pockets and
silk tucked, So.
Double breasted, Snowflake Cashmere Blouse Suit,
So IS.
Large Plaid Suits, Tapped seams, So 50.
Light Drab Imported Cashmere Suits-made in
finest style, $Io
SCHOOL SUITS.
Gray-speckled Cashmere, for ages 8 to II years,
So 25.
Gold and White Silk-nixed Green Cashmere Suits
$IIe5o.
Dark Cheviot Suits-excellent to wear-$o 25
School Suits, cotton-mixed, So So Ages, to II
years.
YOUTHS SUITS.
Green-mixed, Shaggy finished Cheviot Suits, S12
Ages, IS to II years.
Brown-mixed Union Cashmere So SO.
Pinhead-check, Fine Gray and Black Cashmere, S12
Ages, IS to II years
Extra-flne Imported Cashmere Suits-of latest
style-$I5 Ages, IS to II years
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sEE I'd Boss advsFtiasnea. t0.day. !.
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MARRIED..
DIED.

Sacramento, April 9-By Rev. Father Walsh. at St
Roses Church, John Norton to Nellie Comfy.
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YOUNG MEMS SUITS.

Dark Snowflake, Mixed-cassmere Suits, $40 50.
Extra-quaity Birds-eye-hnish Suits of Sk-nixed
Cashmere; full satin lining made in best style,
SCI SO to 500
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California Safe Deposit & Trust Co.,
326 MONTGOMERY ST., SAN FRANCISCO.

California Safe Deposit & trust Co.,
s26 MONTGOMERY ST., SAN FRANCISCO.
Capital 100000
DIRECroRs:
). ID. Fry, g.. w. EsadIey,
G. f. Macderm0f, James III. Goodman
Samdel Davis, r. a. woods.
lloyd Tevis, Charles aIain.
Henry Wadswortti. L. 9s wlckershanr,
VIM. CUNNIEGHAM.. Secretary
z. X. THOMPSOA. Treasurer
Qate of Union Trus. Company Of New York;
| TNTE REST ALLOWED or DEPOSITS. DEPos-
A its received, subject to check or draft at sight
certificates of deposit issued Loans made on
collateral security.
The Safe Deposit Vault contains 1900 safes Of
different sizes, which rented at from 81 to $40 e
msnta and from So to 1900 per year, according to
size and location also large general vault for the
care OF silverware jewery trunks and boxes of val
liable articles, bullion, coin books and papers of mer
camille houses Qedgers, which will be received or
delivered at any time during tho day or night) and
personal property Of all kinds.
This Company will act as agent Of corporations
estates, firms and individuals Tor the care of securi
ties, real estate and personal property Of all kinds
the collection of interest and rents and will transact
business generally trustee Tor property and inter-
ests n1.lsed to its care will hold powers Of attor-
ney, and make collections and reulitances; bug and
sell securities, drafts, exchange, bullion, foreign
money, etc; make investments and negotiate loans:
viii at - executor and administrator of estates
guardian OF minors, ETC.; pay annnties ETC.: will
act as transfer agent registrar Of transfers Of
stock, and as trustee under trust mortgages Of in
cOrpOrated cOmpaniea- fe10
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SEE Bed House new column advertisement.
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Meteorological Observations = Taken ri
Signal Station at tine Same 1Eement.
SACRAMENTO, April 10, 1ssS-s:o2 P. T.
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eT Special inducements offered to Hotels.
Restaurants, Boarding houses and large con-
sumers. Country orders solicited Goods promptly
shipped by Express, Mail or Freight Send for
Price List. ml2-MWs3p1m
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A-Main Exhibition Hall, 136x22O.
B-Maehinery Exhibition Hall, 10Ox120.
C-Produce and Fruit Exhibits, 1OOx1oo.
D-Floral Exhibits or Conservatory, 2SxeO.
E-General Reception Room, 2Sx4O.
F-Ladies' Parlor, 20x24.
L-Yestibule, 2OxsC.
M-Ladies' Toilet.
N-Gents' Toilet
O-Elevator.
Picket Offices.
X-Stairs.
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90 PER CENT.

We are in position to duplicate any particular
brand Of Tea or Coffee, sold at much lower price,
than you pay for any stale packed-up goods Yol
Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded.
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1855 Suits

From an Eastern maker have just been placed in
stock. Our experience has never enabled us to pre-
sent finer collection in point of quality style and
price Having full lines of sizes, and such varied
assortment we believe suit the most exactine
tastes, as we'll as fit any FORM
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Baby's Petition.

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