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county. The following petit jurors were
~smpaunelled:
NUMDeRo ONE.
w Nat r. f N + a GoI1in e e9ansy
J. d. stsel., Hunt county; E. H. Cannon,
GrAysou County; T. NJ. Wade, Grsyson
county: ]. W. scott, GtayGon county; 8. B
! Like, Grayson county; W. 3. Cummins,
| Collin county; A. Alexander, Collin COUNTY
J.. w. Cartright, Grays"n county; j.. A,
Mckinney. jr, Gtayson county; j. f. Null
key, Collin county.
]. H. Tslbert, Grayson county; J. NJ,
| Rollins. Hunt COUNTY; Mtr,hsil Davis,
Grayson county; ]. A.Brown, Collin county;
John Vsslev, Grsyson county.
The following arors were excused until
the 9th Of June: r. L.. Hard wick, Collin
county; W. g. Cummins, Collin county.
Until June 11tt: A. Alexander, Collin
county; r. l.. Wade, Grayson county.
The following attorneys we're admitted to
]. n. Dickson, y. B. CAuby. Thomas Ross.
A number Of cases wsre set, others dis
misssd. Oourt will mest this 10 ., m.
The following il she list Of the grsud
Jury draw, which oonvenes next Monday:
J. 8. Carutn, Grayson county; II. B.. Black,
Huot county; William Linsey, HINT
cou otv; R. n. MARSHALL, GrAyson county;
E. Varderman, Grayson county. 7. q
| Motley, Hunt county; John A. Jackson,
Collin county; Qlincsy Case, Collin county;
L. X. Jseksnr, Hunt county; Q. B. Garter,
Collin county; J.. W. Burgess, Grsyson
90 unity: w. P. Whitman, Collin county;
l.. A. Wallace, Gr.yson county; john ~
Csse. Collin county; Tom R.ttoo, Collin
county; ChArles Cleymrr, GrAy.on county;
J. A. Clark, Hunt COUNTY; William Il.
II o,~1r GeIli, roy1 pfu. NJ n 0rna Grau.
sor county; J. W. Thicker, Hunt county;
L Z. Towel, Gravson county: B. Perry,
IT,. Grsyson county; G, V. Ga sinperry,
Collin county.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-02-03

The very best brands of Liquors.
Wines and Cigars, a large stock of each
ON hand. Coll and sharp beer on
praught. my22
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Dissolution Of Copartner ship.

Notice IS hereby given q. H.
partnership heretofore existing between
the undersigned doing business under
the tirn2-name and style of Quong Wing
Chung as merchants in Carson City,
Nevada, has bee n this day dissolved by
mutual consent, Hi Wah retiring from
said firm.
HI WAH.
TAI YUEN,
WING SMITH,
HONG SMITH.
Carson City, Nov. 10, 1888.
The undersigned have this day formed
a copartnership for the purpose of carry
ing on trade as merchants in Carson
City, Nevada, under the firm name and
style OF Quong Wing Chung.
TAI YUEN.
WING SMITH,
HONG SMITH.
Carson City, Nov. ~, 1883,
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WiLLARD'S HOTEL

Washington, ID. G.
The popular palace hotel Of the Ma
tiOnal Capital. Conveniently located
and accessible to all the street car lines
of the city. Open all the year.
o. g. STAPLES, Proprietor.
Late Of the Thousand Island House.
nOv2
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MEDICAL
Smiths Extract d Nay Flower,
ThcTlmoThod andUnivorsallyA pprovodRcmody
iorall Diseases OF tho BladdorGn kidneys
d. Positively Cures where all
other Remedies Rave Fail.
cd 60 Produce Relief.

"BrIghrs Disease ot IN kidneys" fearful
scourgo, which spares neither age. sex nor condi.
ton, becomes an incumble disease only Tor tho
want OF timely attention. Ifallowod to work ~
rayagcs unchecked until has fGatcred upon tho
yltals fits victim, no medical skill release ilg
hold; Il claims H. prey, and annually number It's
victims by the thousand. timely use Of
Smiths Extract of May Flower
viii positively prevent such results IN proof OF
this assertion, we cite you 20 the numberlcsstcaN
monlali IN our possession, and quote such emil
ncnt authorities as DR.. Ell ives, OF New lIayeni'
Conn, and DR.. King. Compiler OF Kings Dis
pensa,ory.l Ask your own physician II these
names are authorities aud decide Tor yourself
whether you will sacrifice your liic rather than
surrender your prejudice 10 IN advertised medi'
cine. Decide now, Il may not be too laie.
Smiths EXTRACT Of May Flower
Is natures own remedy. Ills no vic dccocilon
OF nauseousd drugs and dangerous chemicals Nay
Flower Is a modest lit,ie plant which grows In
New Foundland, In Pennsylynnia and Kentucky.
Its durc,ic and asiringcu, IN rs properties, and
has frequently been used TO great advantage In
Darrhmn aud Bowel Complaints Of children. Its
grea, merit however, Is IN iis gentle aud efficient
action on the kidneys. u romoyesall impurities
through natural ohanncl' and restores theeyslcm
TO healthy condition itprompuy relieves pains
IN the back and loins. In eases OF weak and dell
cate females, ne value Is beyond computation.
But for the natural modcsty Of woman, which
causes her to shrink from newspaper publicity
we might publish hundreds Of testimonials OF
lncsilmabc benefits derived from its use
Ask your druggist for Smiths Extract OF Nay
Flower Read carefully the circular around The
bottle II IS yours to choose between
Health, Happiness and Life,
Disease, Misery and Death.
Prepared only bys B. Smith Bro, covingion
Ky. For snlc by all druggists.
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This IL the mos, wretched pal OF thenty.
The narrow, dark crooked t)eets yea.
With tilth. The mir IL full ot n odof nna
the chops filed with old cioshy sud efonu y,
hand goods. Ga that very SPIT coy o.
Jews has lived fer mary cefufief.A IVY
have been tire viotims OF u 1onsfrqs ~
pression against which theyIdsre com .,
plain. Four Thousand Of tifse cht len ~
Abraham are today huddLid tc4ncr ~
that ioulert part n Rome. until pou
were locked no IN the Ghetto evf hiknt
olnoo the occupations OF the city hsne ~. I'
Ian government the curse OF ngfas oeS =
oomsvhat lifted from the pooSsw 10
the 0het<o they poist out y noms ~
which HAul "a welt two whole ~ ia n''
own hired house." A
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FUTURES.

Co1ToH--Liverpool is not reported to.dsy.
New York and New orlesns show ieht 90
cline. The frra closed cay ana inc isttei
steady. Business at New York Is under yester
day, but very heavy, and Now Orleans improv'
ed on yesterday IN that Iesp.ct DUO balte
Chicego-- Produce aud Provisions vsue II
melting away from tn articles included undeI
this head Whoat on IA cont and corn 70 the
emily strength Tho lsiter product 10 ~ n
higher Lard and pork are running down. The
former lost 2 Ia cents " C. yestsrduy ana tht
later is S cents lower. Clusing prices day foi
Nav delivery are ~ follows: whsat " l-s
corn. 81; pork, sls "a i.2and toO'; lard, 500
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m tho Head the vital fiuli passing unobscrbed
ia the uifrc And many pthcr diseises that load
70 insanity and death.
rHE ENGLI@H MEDfrhL iSN1IrurH
win agree 70 forfeit Five HUNDRED Dailart
flr a case Of this kind the VIAL rs FORA
TIVE under their special advice ard II a.
mpnD win not cure or for snything lmpiue OF
inluring found IN it. TbE ENGLIrb hEvI-
GAL INSTITUTE treats oil prirafe lifeascf
successfully without mercury consultation
Free. Thorough examination and advice In.
Guiding analysis o urine, 2 80. Pice o. Vital
quanuty 20 Co sent % any addro on rcospt OF
price orc u Go o D sent without 81
,s d GUARANTEED, secure from obsorya lOl, and
IN private name u desired. ~ tN6tirR
Louis, Missouri.
vttefnu. Texas
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Old and New Process Gradual Reduction, Roller and
Brn Mills. Cal and see us. Elm street. Dallas Texas.

well II ply slolArs Instead OF prescribing
for ianciiul derived diseases. shenld inform
thomselycs a. 10 how many pounds, not ~
say hundred weight, OF garments their fnir
patisuts carry about toe streets, walking so
slowly under their burden thai their blood
clrouiates sluggishly, hnd their facial nerves
arr q prey % nenIAl IL.
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FINANCE AID COTTON.
FINANCIAL.

rrhh,hn hni,n Va h'osro no" i1,.
lois have ben nut litn prnt-rktfctH very
serious aIprchensin srogAIdlg the .necls Of
tho ltRsl lender deels on taken IN connection
With ~ vird, llaf ilet NJ SOM uihk u VIII
Gsnsc peope to hunia gold; NOS INST n vii
drive mott ~ ths rsldoi ~ the county Others
that Il vii imrei go"ple epi up 81 lily lAfse
cs,itslitts sud lsnr-hsail a bushes. msn. z,
mako their \ oiny contracts payable IN gold
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Any man sho has u 70 nu tos I'M.
monee oarria<c srsp- xk,py s1uo ~iinen
d h1s oont<mrl>sed 'soorsse qu ssa
Iiulrk> o. the t<umaf c9s-s r.o 3nSt
o1'.Gc-GtiIng garments o.s have sn2qxns
onem warm enough 49, 49,. 49,
0oUH - buuanify, e rok.
- monDor o. uooiecI cn~:'n'- I'D ~
u|sne@ 1eos>sh them. o<IS !. sooo snEe
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nrpoEr

In tho south now commercial enterpri' es are
beconing numerous, aud he iutu o IL full of
promise CDlumbs Tenn, Ia Ia have cotton
factory co ting sl75 0l0 and the money 10, the
Eame ms been raised Ine new Company shops
at Alsmenoe, N g, have 100 looms running
This MAKES the thir,vau.h oOtinn mill in opera
and ab0n Augusta, Gs viii require this year
nearly 7c,004 bslps, 4 rea'er numbe, therevei
befoY'. BATON R-uge, La, 4. 70 have yarn
mill Of 1000 looms TIE pny. rolls OF, the rniicr.
al induitiy At birmingham, Ais. aggregate
$40. 200 nolthly There sto now eight FUR
naccs IN aud ncsr Birmingham.
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When ron visit or leave Ne or ouy;
ave baegnec, expresses or q ~ III 49, az
sop - the Grand Union hot W s, w
Grand Oentrel depot. Six hP re- e s,essus
rooms. fitted mp at . cost OF 'vVVy re-
docsd % 81 aud upwards bay, - En, 70
pean plan. Eevstor. Rcs1 rant suppnea
With the best. Horse carr sno eie'
vssed raflrvsds - I'll depot fsmhes can
Hive better for 'ess monlt tn3 Hnnu
unien hotel than ~ anyfns' MI IN
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PHs GBEAT RNGLlsH REMEDY

IN u nevfr.fsilinp ton9
for Nervous cDil'ty'
exhaust q vitality, Sem.
irai Woskutss. tpef
mntpfrhpa, J. q : r
MANHOOD, impotAnr
Cy. l'afs ysis an llltks
VI ihlc eilocis OF 81 u.
Ahl.sD, yuutninl follita
eIdvxc, ssos In nnatuTeF
yc n such as oss u
~, morY, Llssitufe, Moo.
turnal Eu ssions, Aver
sion T. Society, Dim.
ma Of Nfa.u,. Eafe.a
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ron.

AID ,tocLs ar. nissp, "a Ing. Middling " New
York 4, l Is II chr io.da,. closing al IL lis
New orlsaut and 0slvi " n sfe also fraction
shove pr yious clsss AID nm. salcs O
trOt coitn tO-dN' arO over rtuN
Galveston recs i,od o. bales to-day aud sold b5'
bslos. Sales ~ New Orlcsn o.ns, lieb bonal
MANCHESTER, ErsLssD Mar h is y rn'
ners are Intinx ftsps freely. Factories ar
mostly n .uli i..no. D,mgnd u good ard h'
market 4 Arm ind active
DALLAs-R, G lots n cotton to-day are II BALE
BY wagon, Of which - c.mo nom lin, hins,
II, IN Inncsst =, ,nd | hae ffom fl,wsn va.
~. BY n, While & Co. Tot 3b,leH ron
weashr' fore; r | Msr.~lls y o., rot bale,
from Fs'lsn' mo hls ktnehil q ~ q, Rn'
shi M nls AIRS 30 bales sent dat by v. z. Cailisi
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sFFf .'sa.c.sjy s0lasg q, -.s..i, !, ~ 4
{s ~ ~aM ~,a,l'a
- ~ MS~
CAUTION.

swits Specific Is entirely vegetable prepare
ailon, and should 70. DO confounded with the
various substitutes iadops nou.seoie, hurt-
bugs, "su ce,s Aiieraus, csc, rto., which are
None OF inc . coutniu single article which en-
~ into the eOnpositio1 OTIS, :. Thets ID
only one 5wiits specific, and there IS nothing
in the world Nxe H. To proven oise't and
disappointment. DC auIe 20 get tho genuine
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GALygsToN FUTURES,

CoNwAy, ARK. OCTOBER 3, lsS3iWc can
say that 6mith's Bile Beans ssllslnter ano
gives more general satisfaction ban NM
Dill We sell. or any pill that Is sh In. tns
market. Very respectfully, IN
WIrr Il RICHMOND, 4uggistf
For sale b. all druggists-
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fI'fehfufy repN tmeni, nllloo ~ Comptroller
i ttoclrr ncy WaihlrGon Marcel iIh, 1854
WHEREAS. By sst,iarloy oy dencc pTo.ontcd
~ ne a doris gngf, " has h snm made o amp ~
hat THE AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK ~
DALLAS" u ~. o. ha' -. Ia N. county
pa a., "a q - Of ToxA, has COM lc1 vlih
oil he nfoylHi NJ of III X vsnd n'utps OF Ia.
I nit,d Slatcs rtqu.rd a. Doc com lied Nth 90.
trc On associate ,ha'l b. authorized 10 com
NJ net the on nest oi nlnknr.
y With rrfofc I, hn ~ Knox. g mplrnller
q tn Cur u y. Do hereby q fiiiy lhHt TUE
AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK ~ Al AS
IN III 'iN 4 hailrs in the cuunly ofD,llns, nj
the f'at 4 Tex - ~ author a 10 nommcico
the buslna,s ci b. nkiHr a. provided = Ell n
diGg OF lhr \. Yin Il statut0s III toe tni'd SR cs.
JOHN JAY KNOX,
C0mptr, cr 81 III, Currency
80 3i21
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MEnlcAl

- US. ~ Q'.rl .Nf f.ila I'D w a No q,
haze made us ~ usluu iof ~ ns.l Texas 10
tgi hin npgef.iCllng fsucay kuuDet NM
llal Restorative Of NiiaAGof. Al g4itif'I Nisb
nprvoul debility Ions OF n,suncld aud fn-
drcd diseases fho.id st oncqp ocuTl lil ul1
flom which ~ lCNn The cause on ne assS
rhOve % cutioncd IN en- ~ once so procH rom
40 or through M by your crrEr sf0r gl1fe
tho nuver-ihling remedy
cHOwDU8 a BALDWIN
Wholesale Dmcg,sie, tifa, IftA
~ retail a. uowell pfo's ~ .. l.. WlliGas.
Illustrated MARRIAGE GUIDE, 90 pGgol. nlnth
and glli hinding 80 cents; samo N paper coysi,
25 ccnis. Manhood, 10 cents womsnlooi 70
cents: pamphlet cents. securely sesisi, b
mail. Send money or postage namlwi DR..
WHITTIER, tho Great Specialist dls 81.
Clrr'as Street 81. Louie, No
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have had remark shls success with swifra
Specific On the treatment N Bo4d nnd skiu Gle
eases and " female diseases l i00S II rysen
for Carbuncles with hpppy eft Ct
DO. o Hagag, NJ ID Atlanta Ga.
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In 1850 came from the noi,h 70 tike ehrrse o.
the gas works IL Rome as supenu .nden, ana
after the overflow, when occurred Ia the sprirf
following was very much ex pOsel 70 malsflN
poison, AID In 1859 found my blood - contamS
mated with tho poison Inst wa forced 10 gfye
M business. was treated by the physioMnt
With ut reliof MY trouble finally determines
Ia az alb ess Of the liver, ami nearly every Or
tniy eli Included thought wss doomed 10 dH
yiscd hy a ffleuf IN take swif's speilc. and
took II lust rs o drowning man would catch Of 9
straw, nut as soon rs M system got uuder the
influence Of tho rem cy. the Gbsccss came 70 9
paint and burst passing off Without pain In
ilT,ee1 days after this was NJ at my work. ana
have since enjoyed excellent health.
Every sufferer from meat1l poison should
take swifid Specnc Il EScNR
srpl Rome Gas Light Company.
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used swiirs Specific an my little dangh.sr
who yns afflicted with some Hood Poison whieN
had resisted all sorts OF treatment The spccil
relieved her permanently, and shall use Il 70
my practice.
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Thc Graste,t etd on. Parec. N.ir Eeslorer
Eve ufstOv
M, Brur, b yn Jhcoyered This wonderful
Restore rGci' u G, he pnnic sitter repeated
experiments oia inins Tor ! qug'ii's pussossed
b, $50 9TH r hair 90. Upar tiuu ever NJ nutdciured
II d.. = not dye toe haiti nut cause. new
rro IA m It's u1siuNi color Wf7r two weeks ap-
plicatiou Il mate 7s mo- whether the hair is of
ihe dtcpC't black or most d u ate blonde.
II slso cnurtlf frees the head from dGndruiI
\ aud rs free from any poisonous drug
| Tho pTopris or guarantees b. give one nun
| drtd dollar 100 0U) tiany regsou who alter a
faf trial luds that Il does not 10 10 thcir entire
| satisfaction MI thet Is claimed 70 II
over Twenty ThnusS nd g2l ooW testimonials
4 and loiters of pproysi could he furnished.
Pnr dress ne 20 clean the head % dsndfuf.
ke y the hair rom failing out or tnyHing gray,
| Il his no cquo..
| by IS use asa dressing he hair VIII RESIN
a soft and glo,sy appearance. aud win never
inrr gray.
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Our treatise on BloOd and Skin Diseases
mailed FREQ to applicants.
eWfgq SPECIFIC ND Drawer 3, Atlanta, 6f
New York Ofice 1853 West 90 street
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l.S7 rrires. .....sii"'W
whole Tickets. ~; hall Tickets, S1i ~
Tickets. $50, ID 7tckets. 500.
Remit money OF postal note, bank dias' IN
letter, or scnc by express. Ofdsrt OF 10 ano
upward by express osn DO sent ~ our OK
peuse. Address 81 orders to J. DoUGLAA
covingtcp, Ky, or q A. Webster. Toi Kim
street. Dallas Texas
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n IMPROVES 'iBg QUALITY OF

II IMPROVES lie QUALITY or
tho Rlo0dgrd ~. iraesit. ana 10 thero-
furo iino Incl 1rnrf aud cOrrrcfiro
On rasesOfnli 81. roH.o Waladics which
nra a. spciatci With an INiOvEnIHuED
HrAraoP Tur HOOD. These all Yield
tnthofOeulafiug and nourlahing prop
criles OF ~ Great food tonic clements.
ItcoflponsltOB Tor tho loss ofrft1iifH,
inirced ny Consumption Cffdigh or
finnciinl aud Throat affections. ft
.eiN rcnpfdH Feminine UcbififD and
rrimDurso tho Female physique FOX
iho5o i0sscs IF stdiitu nccOnpsny-
Ing onipiainfs peculiar 20 The scgs-
. HDIeFsarrsinT thc.f own children.
aud delicate tr.HeH who expect 10
become mothers ana bring up UigOr-
Oiis children should ~ oil means u3p
g. 40 gUW restore sufferers POM
Mental OF Nciro ga f'iUsisGtion arts
.ng from Orcr- w0rk, I.rrcssrs or
TpT0fraciei Disfrgc. It trlW euro
Drunkenness and tho Opium Ua5ic
for na tho apo ITO grows healthier
aui digestion more vigorous through
tho use OF this fOuir tho unnatural
craving diea nwty until tptailg cr-
tinci. Ikhfvh 'ybensJ,ci0i 90 Liccs
Complaints, .siaiuriM lrreI, aud
ALL EaldriGts Di.cdrg ANA COX tno
facilitating onccis of ftrer Of rsf3
Hiii 4 has no cgeni. - reptifa
tgds'e. ,piyrorca Digcsi0n nil9 H.
y,iiif, aud aInris TO DYeg,pfic ~
.a'h an casfp ns'iaiuGbia article
az f0od; and ia ID pleasant ~ the iai9
shat the mos. cN1l'ifo .al1ia VIII NOT
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An analysis 81 - COidcns Liquid Beef
T1nic," hy tho uminout chemist, AHfHU.
HILL HAssALL. ND, FRS, OF London
England. nnd an cndomomnlt by tho eel.
.praied physician, Professor SIR ERASMUS
WILSON, FRS, LID, 81 London arc W.
bellel ON Gael. hottie.
Rgid no Wholesale bY MI leading
Drngwists, and roiliel rrucraily, nt II per
polite; Tor o. %. 81. UAirrEIrON, GIN
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THURSDAY, MARCH 27, 1894
A LAWFUL LOTTERY and FAIR DRAW.
1EdA, chartered by the Legislature OF Ky and
twice declared legal by the highest Court Ia the
State. Bond given 20 Henry county IN tho sum q
yleO 0cp for the prompt payment OF ell prizes sold
MARCH SCHEME
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~ retaIi ~ 0 NoTsi 81 BIo III 81 B - E sg
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1884-06-04
Last Thursday occurred the Twelfth

Last Thursday occurred the Twelfth
Annual Commencement exercises of the
University of Minnesota. In the class
receiving the degree of Bachelor Of
Science is James Eugene Manchester, son
of Carlos Manchester, of Udolpho, one of
the early settlers of this county. His ora
ton was on Economy" He condemned
in strong terms the parsimony which some
times goes under the name of economy.
The miser is no more economical than the
.spendthrift. His money yields him no
profit and does the world ne good. There
fore he squanders it. Economy consists
in putting things to a profitable use. The
most economical person is not he who
spends least, but he who spends best. Mr..
Manchester deserves special mention for
the elf-denial and energy he has mani
tested in pushing his way through the
University, and thus qualifying himself
for eminent usefulness in life. He IS the
husband of Maggie, daughter of David
Smith, who lives near Austin.
Also among the names of those receiv-
ing the degree of Bachelor Of Arts is that
of Zenas Newton Vaughan, of Austin,
who spoke at the graduating exercises on
'EPolitics Real and Ideal" He deplored
the present tendencies in politics as cal
culated only to exercise the lower in
stincts of man. Mr.. Vaughan is we'll
spoken of as a most exemplary young
man. His chosen profession is to be the
practice of medicine.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1884-06-04
Common Council PROCEEDINGS,

Common Council Proceedings.
Called Meeting. MAY 81, 1884.
Present-His honor Mayor Dorr, and
full board of Aldermen.
Call for this meeting, duly served upon
the several Aldermen, was read.
Sealed bids for repairing the abutments
of Water street Bridge, under speciica-
tions on file in the City Recorders office,
were called up, ordered to be opened and
read, as follows:
r. N. Stockman to do said work at
$14.60 per yard.
D. j. Tubbs at 5000 for the complete
work, or at $1,000 per yard.
Henry Curtiss at $500 for the work
complete, or at $14 per yard for the
amount of work as specified; additional
at $12 per yard.
Motion by Alderman Smith, that the bid
of D. J. Tubbs at $12 per yard be &C.
cepted. And that said Tubbs enter i'm
mediately upon the work, and at once
raise and secure the bridge. That the
work shall be completed, and the bridge
ready for travel on or before the first day
of July, next. And that the contractor
enter in approved bonds in the sum of
$500. Carried.
Alderman Hall stated to the Council
oAAoo OVACAS VI 1VtS VI VIC SLUG
required an early removal of the build
ing. Thereupon Alderman Litchtield
moved that Aldermen Smith and Hall be
appointed as committee to remove the
building. Alderman Litchfeld being
added to the committee, the motion was
carried.
By Alderman Dalager, that the same
committee look into the matter Of find
ing site for the lookup, and report to
the Common Council at its first meeting.
Carried.
And the Council adjourned to Thurs
day evening, the 20 inst.
Adjourned Meeting. MAY 80.
Present-Mayor Dorr, and Aldermen
Smith, Hall, Litchfeld and Miller
Draft of contract for D. J. Tubbs re-
laying portions of abutments of Water
street Bridge was read. Motion that it
be approved as executed was carried.
Bond of D. J. Tubbs on contract for
relaying portions Of abutments of Water
street Bridge, with Ormanzo Allen and
James T. Sargent as trustees, was ap-
proved and ordered on file.
And the Council adjourned.
ROBERT GRIFFITH, City Recorder
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1884-06-04
BROwNSDALE.

-Mohair dress goods, at Sleeper &
Sons.
Don't forget the floral sociable next
Saturday night.
DIR. Gray made flying trip to Grand
Meadow last week.
Jack Frost visited this section last
week, but have not heard of any damage
being done.
-Chas. Gage and ALT. Lounsbury have
gone TO the Devils Lake country with
car of horses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson arrived here last
week from Wis, and are the guests of
their son G. D. Wilson.
Lafayette Lodge No. 116, A. F. s. A.
NJ, meets Saturday evening, this week.
Work in the second degree.
Mrs. Laura Tanner, nee Woodward,
accompanied by her husband, are at
home visiting with the old folks.
Mine host, Mr.. Minar, of the Browns
dale hotel, has the contract for carving
the mails to and from the depot in place
of John Hedegaard. resigned
Citizens, both IN and out of town, in
terested or otherwise, are earnestly re-
quested to meet at Greenwood cemetery
on Friday afternoon at one o'clock sharp,
to finish up cleaning and putting the
grounds and drives in order.