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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1883-06-27
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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1883-06-27

J. D. Allen offered the following reso-
luton, which was adopted after some dis
cussiOn:
Resotved That the County Central Com
mittee be and are hereby instructed to
base the representation for future Repub-
Republican votes cast for Governor, al
lowing one delegate for each 80 votes, or
major fraction thereof, so cast at last pre-
ceding election. Provided, that no town
shall lose representation by lack of the
necessary majority votes.
Res0lued, that notice of convention shall
be published three consecutive times pre-
viOns to convention,
+ On motion, convention adjourned,
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DECLINE OF MAN. Nervous weakness,
dyspepsia, impotence, Sexual debility,
cured by wells HealthTenewcr.
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GTATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY
NJ OF MOWER, SO.
District Court, Tenth Judicial District.
Calvin W. Taylor. as receiver of,
&C., of the late firm of GriswOld
& Elms, insOlvent, debtors, Summons
against for rel1ef.
John 3. Kicker. John NJ. Crombie
and James r. Saville. J.
The State of Minnesota to the above named
defendant, James r. Saville:
You are hereby summoned and requ1r ed to
answer the complaint Of the plaintiff in the
above entitled action. as amended, which is
on file in the Office of the Clerk of the said
Court. at his Office in the city of Austin, Min.
nesota, and to serve copy Of your answer to
said complaint on the subscribers, at their
Office, in the city of Austin, in the county of
Mower, within twenty days after the service
of this summons upon you. exclusive OF the
day of such service; and, If you fail to an
swer the said complaint within the time
aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will
have the amount he is entitled to recover as
certained by the Court, or under it's direction,
and take Judgment for the amount so ascer-
tanned.
Dated May 3lst, 1883.
RICHARDSON, DAY & PIERCE.
jun6-7t Plaintiff g Att'ys, Austin, MINI.
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Republican County Convention.

The convention was called to order by
Ormanzo Allen, Chairman of the County
Central Committee.
On motion of w. T. Wilkins, N. K.
Noble was elected temporary chairman.
On motion of J. j. Gilbertson, J. D. Al
len was elected temporary secretary.
Moved by w. T. Wilkins that the chair
appoint committee of three on creden-
tials. Carried. The chair announced
the names of G. A. Roy, G. H. Goats and
Ira Jones.
D. B. johnson, Jr, of Lansing, asked
the chairman vf the County Central Com
mittec upon what officer the reprcsen-
tation to this convention was based.
Judge Allen made an explanation of
the matter. He said the representation
was based upon last fails vote for the Re-
publican candidate for Register of Deeds.
This seemed to be the best thing that
could be done under the circumstances,
as the vote for Congressman was not a
fair test of the Republican vote of the
county.
Judge johnson said he supposed this
basis was not intended to be the criterion
for calling the next convention.
Judge Allen replied that it was not
that he intended to ask for instructions of
this convention for the basis for calling
the next.
j. D. Allen said he did not like the
present basis of apportionment of dele
gates. 1t was especially unfair to Leroy,
and he had a resolution on the subject
which he would offer at the proper time.
At this point the committee on creden
tials made their report, which was that
towns were represented in the convention
as follows:
Austin City-First Ward: Fay R.
Smith, w. E. Richardson, F. A. Richards,
H. w. Elms, Thos Riley, Joseph Adams
D: II: Stimson: Second Ward: W. T.
Goats, N K Noble, Johan Void. Third
Ward: F. A. Engle, D. J. Ames, John
Beckel, E. G. Lord
Austin town-W. H. Officer, w. A.
Woodson, w. H. Eddy, Thos. Varco.
E. Ellin gson, H. Y. Hanson.
Dexter-J. w. Adams, w. Arndt.
| Dexter village-J. W. Rising, o. J..
Dickens
Frankford- Bostwick, r. P. Carey,
O. 0. Finhart.
Grand Meadow villagc-J. J. Gilbert
son, P. Schleieer, E. NJ. Barnard, J. J..
Skyberg.
Lansing-Ira Jones, D. B. johnson Jr.,
| JOln MathleSOn, Jonas Haney.
Lyle-Denis Folsom, L. Raum, L. D.
Carter, A. HetsoA.
/ LeRoy-J. D. Allen, e. A. Roy, w. w.
! Sweet, w. B. Mitson.
Nevada-Ole Nelson, Ole Peterson,
! Sven Jacobson
Brownsdale-A. Swift, G. E. Rolf, NJ.
B. johnson.
Racine-S. J. Sanborn, j. F. Carson, J.
! B. Clement.
Sergeant T. Gjernes, Ole Otter
! ness.
Udolpho-Edward Bassett, 8. Wash
burn, B. o. Atenson.
On motion, the report of the committee
on credentials was adopted.
H, w. Elms moved that Ormanzo Allen
be permanent chairman of the cQnven-
ton.
| w. H. Officer moved that the Temporal
~ organization be made the permanent
organization.
The first motion was put and carried,
and Ormanzo Allen was declared chair
man of the convention.
On motion of Mr. Wilkins, J. D. Allen
was elected permanent secretary.
On motion. the convention proceeded to
ballot for delegates to the state conven.
tion. The chair appointed II. w. Page,
G. A. Roy and s. Washburn tellers.
| Four ballots were had as follows:
| Enp EJRsT MI TIC
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Dr.. NJ. T. GAMBLE, Pennington, ILL.,,
says: prescribe Browns Iron Bitters in
my practice and they give satisfaction. =
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1883-06-27

WELLS 'RouaH ON CoRNs." Ask for
Wells Rough on Corns." 15c. Quick,
complete, permanent cure. Corns. warts,
buniOns.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1883-06-27

Mr.. ]. NJ. COPYRIGHT, Cordora, Mimi,
says: Il used Browns Iron Bitters with
great benefit for dyspepsia and weak
stomach
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II HANLON, the champion, wants an en-
gagement to row on Minnetonka.
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Naval Battles ~ W. sse

BY Edward Shipper, Medical Director U. ). n. A
thrilling Pictorial History Of the Worlds great Sea
Fights with specimens of Naval Architecture OF AL
ing than fiction. Price only %. 1t sells everywhere
Al1rNNV make $4,000 per month. Address ). y.
hIiN ID NcCurdy Co., Chicago, LII.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1883-06-27

Desirable business property at Hutchin
son has advanced 30 per cent. this spring.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY
~ OF MOWER, So.
In District Court, Tenth District.
Patrick Conlon, Plaintiff, against Joseph G.
Warner and Lillian Gale Warner, Defend
ants.
The State of Minnesota to tho above named
Gale Warner:
You are hereby summoned and required to
answer the complaint of the plaintiff in the
Office of the Clerk Of said Court, at his Office.
in the city of Austin in said county, aud to
serve copy of your answer to said complaint
Austin, in said county, within twenty days
after the service Of this summons upon you,
exclusive of the day of such service, and If
the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action
will apply to the Court for the relief demand
ed therein.
Dated June 23d, 1854.
W. II. MERRICK.
jun27-7t Plaintiffs Attorney, Austin. MINI.
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Lynchburg Market,
LEESBURG
Saturday, November 10, 1888.

to avoid the boisterous crowd that usually at
tends their communion services.
William williamson and Dunn Bros. are
changing the appearance OF things very ma
terially on East Main by moving some old
buildings off the street.
Persons desiring to have any kind Of build
ings raised or moved, will do well to call on or
address the Dunn Bros, Of this place, as they
are well prepared to do such work. nov7w4
At the meeting OF New Vienna few days
since Of the committee to arrange for the min
isterial work in the Friends Church, Rev. Jos.
Wright was assigned to Fairfield on the fourth
Sunday Of each month.
Moses s. Miner, John Barrett and A. Orep
have been sworn in by Township Clerk J. l..
Ladd as Directors of the new special school
district on Hardin's creek, the election having
taken place last Monday.
Miss Laura Hough and Mr.. George Rapp
were married last Thursday at high noon,
amidst a host of friends and relatives at the
Hough residence on East Main street. The
happy couple were the recipients Of numerous
elegant presents ht p. m. they departed for
Greenville and other cities in the northern
part Of the State.
The beautiful suburban residence of D. K.
Johnson was the goene OF quite brilliant
party on Thursday evening Parties we're
present from Hillsboro, Greenfield, Washing
ton G, H., and sabina The evening was spent
in social converse, music and feasting, and the
''wee small hours" had begun to tell the time
ere the crowd dispersed to their respective
homes,
There is fellow about six feet high and Of
an unsavory reputation prowling around this
town at night time, that citizens would do well
to keep an eye upon. He has already been
treated to feast Of rocks while proving
around in company with an individual Of tho
same feather, and the tRegulators' that broke
up house Of ill-repute some weeks since
threaten to do some terrible things with him
unless he leaves town or reforms. 'Rah Roi
the "Regulators."
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'Fresh oysters at Grifith & Kerns." If
Mrs. Dr. Mclaughlin is visiting friends in
Iowa.
j. B. Simpson, Of Loyeand, spent Sunday
with his parents here.
Miss Fannie Heller, Of Lexington, is the
guest Of Miss Anna BridwelL
Mrs. Josiah swishelm Of Sinking Springs, is
the guest Of Mrs. James Patton.
Mrs. DR.. W. E. ireland is visiting her mother
MIS-. Carr, near Jeffersonville o.
Miss Alice Rapp, Of sabina, was the guest Of
Miss Mildred Johnson on Friday.
VIII Myers, Of Greenfield, has been smiling
OH old friends h8re ute past week.
Miss Annie Boeson has returned from an eI-
tended visit to friends in Cincinnati.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Hallowell visited friends
at Wilmington the forepart Of the week.
DR.. A. E. Hough made a professional visit
to Springfield Monday and Tuesday last.
Several of the young folks held an oyster
supper at John Bridwells Thursday evening
last
The Shakespeare Reading Club has reorgsni-
zed and is now wrestling with Hamlet and the
ghost
W. Davis and Miss Annie Johnson have
been visiting relatives near New Vienna for
several days
NIessrs. Chance 8 Covap are making quite a
change in the appearance of the Matthews
grocery building.
DIossrs. Duff and Son, of Lexington, are
pushing the carpenter work on the Davis busi-
ness room rapidly to competitor.
Rev. Warren Johnson has been making
strenuous efforts to organize a Chautauqua
Reading Circle, and thinks he will succeed.
The expression may seem somewhat trite,
but the managers OF Pleasant Hill Cemetery
have been making extensive improvements Of
late,
II. NJ Ooean is as his old post this year sell
ing coal to the patronizing public one or two
cents cheaper than it is supplied in the Hills
borO market.
Mr.. Oscar HUFF the popular telegraph opera
tor at Blanchester has been spending a few
days with parents here and shaking hands
with old friends,
Mr.. S. Simpson, the popular landlord Of the
American House, has purchased the residence
of Mr. A. b. Small together with the land adj
joining it, for S1,sOO.
A few from this place attended the Duukard
footwashing last Wednesday night. The crowd
that usually goes intended going Saturday
night but the Dunkards had changed the time
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LYNCHBURG
Saturday, November 10, 1888.

Mr.. Joseph Garrett moved last week to the
classic hills Of Marshall township.
Mrs. Mollie Chaney has started in the milli-
merry business again.
Mr.. jefferson Trenary has gone TO SPRING
field on visit to his daughter, Mrs. VIM.
Diltz.
Mr.. Isma Troth is romodeling his house on
Sycamore street, by pu ling in two bay win
dows and a slate roof
Mr.. Samuel Montgomery and N. W. Parker
have moved to the new brick on Main street.
lately erected by Mr Shining,
Some sneak thief attempted to enter the resi-
donce Of Mr.. G.. Bayless last Monday night but
was frightened away from the window before
he affected an entrance.
Mr.. Byron Cashatt, Of Martinsville, has
rented the blacksmith shop formerly occupied
by j. Q. Thompson, and will come to town in
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs Wesley Copes and family, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Turner, Of Kansas, were visiting
Mr.. VIM. Hallor last Tuesday.
A little unplossantness occurred in front Of
Miller's butcher shop last Wednesday evening,
between the butcher and farmer from the
country. Three fifty and costs. Settled.
Mr.. VIM. L, West has moved to the vicinity
Of Westboro.
Mr.. John W. Vowel, Of Allensburg, is very
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low with disease Of the kidneys. His recovery
i5 considered doubtful.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Peale, a baby
boy, weighing 81 pounds; time, Sunday morn
ing, Nov. 8. For further particulars call at
the store Of J. W. Peale & Bro, and if Samuel
don't set up the cigars it will be because his
mind is on something else.
Sheriff Long attached e5255.52 worth Of
whisky at the warehouse here last Wednesday,
TO satisfy a claim Of Frieburg & sWorLum
against Joseph Droyfus, Of New Orleans, La.
Unclaimed letters remaining in the Post
Office at Lynchburg, Chic, Nov. 1, 1888 A. s.
Galley, Miss Laura Fennier, Miss Minnie Fisher.
Mr.. A. A. Foster, Mr.. George Hare, Mr. Phillip
Huffman, Mr.. VIM. Michael, Miss N O. MUIR
ply, Esq. James Pence C2), Eliot Pulse, Miss
Robecca Jane setty Frank shafer, Mrs L. A
Vance, Mrs. Rebecca Veins.
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MINCHESTER.

p. NJ. Aaron shrivcr, has been absent for q
few DAYS putting a tin roof on RObt. McNeils
porticO near Emerald.
MFR. and Mrs. James Blair were visiting Dr.
Blair, Of Marshall few days since.
j. B. Steeu purchased some ewes OF j, H.,
Beyeridge.
j. G, PoWuau and S, II. Shriyel toOk trip
DO the river last week to gather Mr.. Pownals
corn,
John Roberts is hauling plank, preparatory
10 fixing his vacant house.
Thos. Rhoads, of Oregon is visiting friends
In this vicinity.
DR.. John A. Steen, of Ripley, and his little
SON Harry, were visiting here last Sunday.
Mrs. NJ. A. q. McNown and little son Eddie,
of Brown county, and Mr, and Mrs, j. II. BeY-
aridre, spent last week Visiting friends ip
Hooking county
Teachers Association In fun blast at Buck
Run. with w. G.. Smiley, Sarah p. Roberts, L,
j Roberts, and @. w. Beveridga as instructors
The teachers have chosen Longfellow foI
their literary work as part Of their reading
course for this yeor
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The Art Amateur for November
gives a series of six admirable draw
ings by Walter Crane Of the superb
frieze, Illustrating Longfellow's "Skel-
eton in Armor," recently painted by
Mr. Crane for the Newport residence
Of Miss Catherine Wolfe. A bio
graphical notice Of this popular artist
is accompanied by a portrait drawn
by him from his reflection in a mir
ror, by many examples Of his work
as an illustrator, and by a spirited
drawing of his picture of "The Angel
of Love Averting the Hand of Fate"
The designs for wood-carving, china
painting, embroidery and sketching
on linen are numerous and excellent.
There is a profusion of hints and di-
recuons for art work, and the depart
ment OF home decoration and fur
nishing is abundantly illustrated and
filled with practical suggestions.
Dramatic and operate feuilletons
form new and interesting features !;
the Munich, Louisville and Cincin-
natl exhibitions are noticed, and
M6ntezuma's Note Book" is as full
as ever Of readable paragraphs. A
careful examination Of this number
will show that The Art Amateurs S
claim to be the " best practical art
magazine" has a broad foundation.
Price, IS cents ; per year, 81. Mon
tague Marks, Publisher, % Union
Square, N. Y.
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Carelessness is a sin to be watched
against-sure to involve US in evil.
1t may destroy body and soul.
Please Remember.

Do not forget that life ia worth every ehor,
that Is put forth for it's preservation, and no
matter what the ailment on disease you should
not give up 10 the fell destroyer without
making every effort i'm your power TO counter
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and strength Yes, please remember that DIR.
$. D. Hartman, of Pittsburgh, has discovered
a remedy called Peruna, which. although not
warranted TO cure every disease incident to
this climate and humanity IN general, yet Sc
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mineral poison is allowed TO enter into it under
any consideration aud hence it is always O
ure and safe remedy. Give it a trial, and you
will like IT, u0ylW2sp
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Advertising Rates.

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gle column display advertising. Solid Legal
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Rule and figure work 5Oper cent extra.
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Something Useful and Valuable in
many Ways.

We to-day received from J.. H
Zeilin & Co.. the proprietors Of Sim
mons Liver Regulator and Darby's
Prophylacdc Fluid, copy Of "The
Peoples Regulator, IA pocket com
panien useful for everybody man,
woman, and child, and we hope all
our readers will get a copy, as they
will find it valuable in many ways,
They mail it to any one sending them
their address,
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considered as equivalent to ordering the paper
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SCROFULA

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1t was a wise one that said; every man is
occasionally what he ought to be perpetually,
That must be when he is honest enough TO
acknowledge the merits Of DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup, the only sure cure for coughs and colds
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Bel8Vap, Wis, Sept. "a, 1878,
Gents II hav6 taken moi quite one bottle OF
the Hop Bittcrs. i was O feeble old man of i6
when i got IT, To-day 1 am az active and feel
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need such o medicine. ID, Boyce.
nOy7W2sp
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Mrs. NJ. J. McGlashan, a Chicago
scalp surgeon, has been sued for
$4,000 damages for spelling a lady's
hair
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The highest perfection ofreasou is
to know that there is an infnity Of
truth beyond its reach,
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An attempt was made to steal the
body of the fat woman who died in
Baltimore.