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SHORT STORIES

By Frank r; stocstn, Mrs. Helen Jackson
, yrs. Mary Hallock Foote, Joel Cbsndlr,
u II. Il. B"yesen, T. A. Janyipr. Iulinn
dawthorne, Richard NJ Johnson. and 9th
ers and po' ms By leading poets TIE d..
par ,,nlenis,-Open Letters .Bric.a. brac ete
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PETITION FOR TAXES

Greenberry Greer ard the unknown heira
of james Broyles, Defendants.
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THE CAPITALIST

Can get the information nscces7--sc secnr1e
sale and profitable inyestsi'c agrlcui,
rure, stock-raising, mining ,nk, vi
any OF the many inviting 81 'snoes
the South and West, By adut Ac uH
T. CItAHf
.-s,p.,seyesr sadI,. nl,, 50.
ILLINOIS lJfst =
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For SALE-Farm Of so acres, 60
acres fenced, 20 acres timber joining; good
frame house and outbuildings, situated in
Walnut township: address this Office
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SPECIAL FEATURES

include "A tricycle. Prlgr mage of Rome i'll
nstrated by Penneii; Historical papers BY
Inward Esgieston and others. papers Oh
states minister, Vtt numerous iIlns,r.tiop.
Astronomical Articles, practical and ponula,
~, ~, .sidereai Astronpmy;' papers %, Christian
UNITY by representative of various reli-
-ious denominations, papers on Manual ed
ncatiOn. by vnrinus ..x..art. g -
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ache al over" What common ex-
pressioi and how much itmeans to many
4 poor sufferer! These aches have
cause, and more frequently than oener-
ally suspected. the cause is the Liver or
Moneys. No disease is more painful or
serious than these. and no remedy is SO
prompt and effective as
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OHIO--INDIANA--MlCHIGAA
WABASH
R()lD1 7 I
muu pusINEss MAN

gbcn he travels wants to 60 qtiick; Ean f..,
", ~ n c,nsortsbis, wants 70 Gr5ye % desiinf
ION on time, IN fact, wants stsie.iy oI ~.
ness trip. and consegnep,y. 49, be ~
po bop. 70 meet lis engagements aud consiaue
~ f,f, htuftv.
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No remedy has yet been discovered
that is so effective in all KIDNEY AND
LIVER COMPLAINTS. MALARIA, CYSPEP-
STA, ETC.. and yet it is simple and HARM
less SCIENCE and medical skill have
combined with wonderful success those
herbs which nature has provided for the
cure of disease. 1t Strengthens and in
vioorates the whole system.
Hon. Thaddeus Stevens, the distinguished Con.
gresham. once wrote to fellow member who was
suffering from indigestion and kidney disease:
Try Mshler's Herb Btters, I believe it will cure
you. have used it for both indigestion and afec-
ticn of the kidneys. and it is the most wonderful
combination Of medicinal herbs ever saw"
MISHLER HERB BITTERS CO.,
525 Commerce St., Philadelphia.
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THE ILLUSTRATIONS

VII be kept up TO the stanlard which bs.
made The Century eng ravings lannon's tSe
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1886-12-31
THE NEW YEAR.

The new year of 1887 promises to be
one of great prosperity for Austin. It
promises to be the best year in the his
tory of the town. There will be more
stores and houses built. a larger increase
In population, more money spent in the
improvement of the city than IN any
other year. Already we are able TO see
abundant evidence Of these facts. Real
estate is increasing ia value; new fami-
lies are coming here; arrangements are
being made to build many houses in the
spring; all of which indicates that Aus
tin is sure of rapid growth during the
year. Within that time we shall see the
car shops built, new stores and houses
built, new business enterprises started,
and an increase of 1000 in the popula-
ton. 1888 will find Austin the largest
an d livliest CITY in Southern Minnesota:
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1886-12-31
GRAND Meadow.

g.
Mr.. II. NJ Lowell is sick this week. ="
We understand, that Mr.. c. j. Highly has
purchased the house and*tot OCCUPIED by
c. D. Gladcn. ~
Martin Hunt and Ed Nolan game down
this morning to partake OF Christlnas cheer
with friends at home.
The school board were served with writ
OF mandamus on Thursday morning by
deputy sheriff Gilbertson. '-r
Rev.J. T. Allen has rented the house oc-
cupied by Mrs. Palmer, and will move his
family here soon. We understand Mrs.
Palmer will live in her SHOP. j..
MIR. Benjmin Kcqua left last Wednesday
for Indian Territory, to make an exami,l.l-
ton Of some mining properly for the owners,
syndicate in Kansas City.
Died, at Minnea polls, Minn., Dec. 10th,
1885, Annie Is. wife OF Frank Il, Warner, aged
SO years and four months.
Tho drama "Dettcr than Gold' will be
presented by tho Socrates Dramatic Club on
New Years eve.
Mrs. Maria Samso, died last Friday morn
ing at o'clock, Ot heart disease. at the age
of 46 years. The funeral was held ut tho
NJ. E. church last Monday 1T o click. p. nj.
Rev. J. T. Alien officiating. The remains
were Inferred in the cemetery ut this place.
Mrs. SamsO was bor:. in Denmark, April Fl,
1871. S he come to Grand Meadow: III 1876,
and has since remained here. She leaves no
children to mourn her loss.-RccOrtl, Dec ~.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1886-12-31
BOARD OF TRADE.

The regular weekly meeting of the
Board of Trade was held at the court
house, Monday evening. The committee
appointed to ask the business men to join,
offered sixty names for membership, all
Of whom were received as members. On
motion, it was voted to revise the articles
of incorporation and bylaws, and the
following committee was appointed for
that purpose: L. French, L. s. Willard
and A. Knox. On motion, the thanks of
the Board was voted the committee who
solicited men to join. About this time
the attention of the Board was attracted
by the frantic efforts of Geo. Litchfcld,
who seemed to be writhing in great tor
ture. and was making the most energetic
and vigorous efforts to. get away from
himself. President Smith and others
rushed to his assistance, and after an cx
citing struggle, succeeded in quoting
Mr.. Litchfield and removing the cause of
his discomposure, which proved to be q
mouse, which had taken refu &c up Mr..
Litchfeld's trousers leg. The mouse
died an ign0mlnlous death, and the meet
Ing regained its equilibrium. On motion,
i: was voted to have the former treasurer
make report. Several present thought
there MIGHT be large amount in the
treasury, al there was nothing to show
that ANYTHING had been paid out, except
ln11 Nh ho1
to Rev. Lathrup, in the worthy cause Of
blooming Austin and Mower county"
Perhaps enough more can be found to
have another boom.
The most important question intro
duced was that of making Austin bet
ter grain market. This Is an important
question and every business man will
be glad to see it agitated. 1t seems that
smaller towns, near Austin. provide a
better grain market than Austin does,
This should be remedied-at once, and &C.
ton was taken by the Board, which we
hope will result In making Austin the
best grain market in this vicinity. On
motion, it was voted to appoint cem'
mittee of five to investigate, and report
what could he done toward making Aus
tin a good market. The following were
appointed to serve on the committee: A.
Knox, D. Stimson, C. Fl. Goats, W. E.
Richardson and Dr. HOLSTER. On mo.
ton. the meeting was adjourned until
next Monday evening, Jan. 3, at the same
for the present. The next meeting will
be the annual meeting, aud officers will
be elected for the year. Members must
sign the constitution and by laws to be-
cone full members. 1t is requested that
al members be present and sign This
win be an important meeting and all
members should be present.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1886-12-31
LEROY.

The new Merchants warehouse is com
pleted. Look out for big prices for your
produce.
Howard Martz went up to Lake Superior
this week to fill In his two months lay of on
this road.
II. G. Young is ret1ttnQ his store for some
new tradesman. However he won't tell who
is to occupy it. .-~, 49,
Our stock buyers must pc O. little more
enterprising II they expect to keep up the
repu tation of the market.
Jas. Lukens looks we'll behind the counter.
However he is little thin in flesh yet his
customers like to trade with him.,
The Baptist church people decided to omit
services next Sunday and attended the
dedfcatory services at Spring Valley.
There were more people in town last satur-
day than ut any one other day ina year, and
general business fairly doomed. "
George Findlay purchased and paid for
four more town lots this season. Young
men who are industrious and save their
wages make the prosperous citizens.-Inde-
pendent, Lee. "a. :<::''
SHILOH'S CURE will Immediately relic Y
Cronp, whipping Cough and Bronchitis.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1886-12-31
LYLE.

A happy New Year to the TnAkscR1r1
folks
Miss Alma Kline. left for Kansas Monday.
after a short visit here wi tn friends.
Miss Petra Gjcms, teacher in the primary
department here is spending tho holidays at
Rushford Mimi. her home.
F.: Grath, has purchased of John 0. Myhre
the Mclaughlin property.
Peter Hildcbrand has purchased B. N
Johnson residence.
Mr.. o. G. Lee. student ut Madison, Wis.
returned Friday to spend Christmas at home
Mr.: and Mrs. l.. w. Sherman spen, Satur-
day, Christmas ut Austin.
Lyle msrkets are as follows: Wheat, 59@s3
Barley, 5000. Oats, 23025. Potatoes. 45QDjO.
Butter, zoe. Eggs zoe.
The Christmas tree was grand dffair Mt
the Congregational church, Friday evening.
The following officers we're elected officers
OF Alma Lodge No. l3l A. F. 4 A: ~, for tho
ensuing year: J. S. Bowers: w. NJ, o. G
Myhre; Sec, E: L. Stanley: s.: W.. Thos
Nevin; $. D., Geo; Griswoid: J. W.. VIM
Penny;J. D., G. e. Allen, Tr"as.
BILLY BENDER.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1886-12-31
NIIERfFFS EALE.

By Virtue OF an Execution issued cut OF ~
District Court for tho Tenth judicial DstrSc1
in and for 'he County .! Mower and State
of Minnesota.
Whereas. 4 Judgment was duly rendered
On the "a day Of JIiy. A. ID. 1872. In an lctton
aud State Of Mfnnrsta wheresn d. u.
OSBORNE and Company (nn incorporated
Company, was FInintiH aud Pat rick Kslroy
and Mnry Furion2 were Defendants. in favor
| I'll snd Plaintiff, and hgains! said Dcfrndnnts.
for the sum Of scvrniy.nine and - 100 dOIIAr8
tic office OF the C!crk ot tho District Cesrs
| for ihe tenth judicial DistrIct Of the Condty
Of M"wer and wherchs said Judgment
wus docketed in said County on the 3lst dsy
OF Jcti,brr, 1885, and Inc snm Of nfty-nino;
and lU-I00 dollars lt6@.i0) IS sctuAtIy du1
thereon with, Interest on tho sum AZ, 0sy~;
six and W. dollars from October ~. As:y,
levied; upon all OF the right. title. Interest
and estate of: Patrick Kilroy and MeyysKur-
| long in and to the. following descrie6t Neal
The East hsif Of the South East quart,t- Of ::
| section No. ,kwenty.four t2l>. toWnahl1. M.
one hundred ana three: }'oe9, rage No..
eighteen tlSy west. ri the County Of Hsvs1.
| Which l shall cell tho airle at public aao'
| ton TO the highest bidder for cash, TO satisfy
I said Execution and ctIsts OF sale. 1T the west
| front door OF the Court HOuse, in the city Of
| Austin in said County and State aforeDath.
IN Saturday the ED day Of January: A.. =.
| day. 49, - :
Dated this Ah day Of December, ~.
ALLAN MOLtISON.
Sheriff OF Mower County, ktnnes0is.
I l.. D. BAIRD, Attorney Tor IiAntia.
/ Dec N7t
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1886-12-31
BRoWNsDALE.

Christmas with its pleasures has come and
gone. The exercises 1T the Baptist church
BY the ch, !.l were excellent and Eeil ap.
young misses, was nicely done. angry
Words! by Misses Maud Dunnel, Nina Swift
and Nellie Hunt was good, also the Christmas
!ect pieces were nicely delivered By Miss Ella
Lounsbury, Daisy Glover, Rose Gage aud
Johnnie Jepson, Stevie Thatcher George
way is only four years Of are. and as this was
his frst speech spoken In public. he took sthe
house by storm.
Santa Claus was well represented by Mr..
with the presents hung on the large ship and
gladdened the hearts of the many children
present.
Miss Bertha Wilson is home from FarminE-
ton and will stop here during the holidays.
The order Of Good Templars is doins
hourishing business.
The Brownsville hotel has q new landlord
and now the travelling public can get q place
to stop over night. clean beds aud squars
meals.
Ole Hanson and Jens Jepson are manurac-
turing bob sieighs.
A sleigh load OF young men and misses of
this city took in the dance at Dexter Friday
evening. All voted 4 gay time.
Monday morning the Thermometer indicated
IS degrees below zero.
Miss Annie Stokes and her room mate Miss
Manzato. where they are attending school,
and will graduate in the spring.
Dan Darling received rag doll for q Christ
mas present, and E. D. Wilson got another
only it was mammoth in size, being about five
feet around the waist. It was daisy and
created lots OF fun at the Christmas exercises
at the Baptist church.
Miss Cora Lynch came down from st; Paul
Friday. to stop with father and mother Lynch
during the holidays:
sale. 49,.
w. H. Lawrence came from Minneapolis
Friday. He is in the grocery trade there
Fred Rolph OF Austin, was IN town friday,
canvasslng for organs. ,:..,~i -:
Live or dressed poultry. corr; yoiits, ptorh,
Gptter and eESs Go"as vt
Hall Friday evening, Dec: 81. livery one that
dances should 60. Don't forget the dato.,s
Mrs. H. H. Maine Of Sphinx couss4y, D.. r., is
visiting with her sister. Mrs: L. S.t+ainb.
Choice cigars, candies and Ane grocerfes;at
Sleeper Sous. ....,..
was eight y-ninc years Of age Christmas, and
is enjoying good health.
W, Webb came down from the city Of Hay
Hold Friday and returned Monday, with 4
load OF honey and fresh beef for Sleeper &
Sons store at that place.
Buck wheat flour. graham. corn peal and
beans at :leeper & Sons. =" -. -:
Elder Beiden will preach at the. Baptist
church Sunday morning and evening next.
the weather permitting.
Frank Swift Of Wells, has: been stopping
With his parents the past week: :'.-,': -
Newton Stowe has gone to .Abeldeen: D. T.,
and will stop vita George Warren ut Kedaeid
for short time. )
Mrs. John Harrington is conIincd to the
house by sickness.
Mrs. L. L. Lamb has been confined to the
house by asthma for a long time. but is get
her and will help you, get one. c. 4. Sleeper,
agent,
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1886-12-31
SUNDAY SCHOOL INSTITUTE.

s. Sherin. of St. Paul, Secretary of the
Minnesota State s: S. Association, as
sisted by other active Sunday School
workers. will hold Sunday School In
stltute at Austin, Saturday and Sunday.
January 9Th and 9th, 1857, and It is earn.
estly hoped that every teacher and friend
of the Sunday School cause will plan to
be present at these meetings, as it will be
q grand opportunity for instruction in
methods of Sunday School work. Exer-
cises will be held Saturday aud Sunday
afternoon and evening. Austin friends
will be pleased to entertain all who come
in from abroad, Send your name to me
if you will come. ~
- .~~ F. P. NcBRIDE.
Sec. Mower Co. s. S. Association.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1886-12-31
GTATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY
- or MOWER 49,

~ OF MOWER, -.
In Probate Court.
In the matter Of the petition OF Jennie z.
- Sweet for an order directing tho guardian
Of Aionzo r. Sweet, An insane person, u,
execute deed OF certain Of her real e.
On reading and fling the petition Of Jennie
County OF Hennepip. in said State OF Mime.
that Jsm s NJ w|ilsns. II aid c,ty of.'n
neapols. is the guardian Of the abQve named
insane person: duly appointed BY re Preb:.c
Co%r Of the Gn1ty or
petitioner Is a part owner Of certain real e.:
tate situate IN the said County Of Mover And
State Of Minnesota; described II std petition
and the north half lNl Of lt,t one ll,: IN block
eighteen 1S) in Railroad addition TO Austln:"
that said Alohzo F. Sweet IL the husband Of
tionship has an Interest in said real estate.
and that it is desirable that said rcaI estate
shall be sold: and said petition containinR 9
descript ion Of the real estate to BE- sod e.d
a statement OF the amount for which, and TIE
person 70 whom said deed IA to be executed.
and such reason AZ may exist for selling the
same: and praying for an order directing the
guardian Of such insane person to execute
said deed for and on behalf or such Insane
peo5 On Motion Of Weed Munro, E:a;: Atto.ne.
kin to said insane person: A!ouso =. Sweet.
and all persons interested in bis estate appear
before the Probate Court Of esid County Of
Of said Gcrnty IN the city sR 81 xustin i ssid
County OF Mower. on Monday. the zith day Of
Janrary. 1884, at 10 O'Clock .. m.. 10 show
cause Why ssd C91rt shocid not make ~ Or
Deed. tor and on behalf Of said Insane person:
OF said real estate Of said petitioner, - prayed
for ia sid p,fition- 81
this order b personally served o. tie III Of
kin to said insane person. and Oh poreQu1 in
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1886-12-31
JOHN A. LOGAN.

In the death Of joni A. Logan, the old
soldier loses his best friend, the volun-
tcer soldiers lose their foremost represent
alive. the Republican party loses its
strongest man, and the country loses a
most patriotic statesman. There was no
Drawer soldier, no more loyal citizen,
than John A. Logan. His name will be
revered by old soldiers and honored by
all men. His legacy IS a noble record,
which will stand in history as one of the
best examples of self made man.
The death Of this brave man reminds
us that the old soldiers ate fast passing
away. 1t should also remind us that all
respect is due them while living, and all
honor when dead.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1886-12-31
LEGISLATURES REPORTS.

We believe that al our readers are
interested in the doings of the State
Legislature. We have therefore made
arrangements with Fl. P. Hall, of St
Paul. late editor of the St. Paul Globe,
for full reports Of the proceedings OF the
legislature. These reports will be full
and accurate, and will prove to be Il
valuable and interesting feature of the
paper. The TRANSCRIPT will be sent to
any address, during the session, for
twenty five cents
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1886-12-31
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE BY
~ ADVERTISEMENT.

nass n' h nn I hs,,s n IN l., a..
tho rnn, ~ ~ hr .oSS aug 9aymcnt q
eirhfv.tive cent? vhich "a tfairnoJ ~ s S. nc
and i due. At the date Of this n",;..o 10 , "oe;
ed 81 Msry ~ GurnSv ana ESx anu 1en W.
rh1, - 10 - ~ 1UNoN M9l-
eea NY, mnslano 70 Lsafa T. Crane bearing
ySli ~; ~. ~ e a. r, Ieeo. ana
Deeds. IN and for the CGntv of S1s s,et s% %d
stateof M I'M! on ths 18th day Of fsbrn.
al IN M 90 1.e d. n'' III COOK
- sa;J 'eas'9;o "a p,as m tho on. .,
oTo ,oae A 'v,i c;Uns ' n 81. uny =! MPr1l'
a. ieae, uy tst,. anu ,n ri;sNsi:t1 &C. oy
and e"id assirsrnenf was dmix t,,a Sn;
~ e".G ass's uinG 1: "s uuX sesCtoeu
. ~ ne once 9s tne Ae9tEter OF nee3s Store
hns,k IT -" ,,s,.assS ~, N 80 Iss ~ Ao'0' III
AND whaoae 90 IS; -, ~ rrAS ~
+rere on rhe M:i ~ ~ aS.s3S X III s1
rcassiuned hv INC Sv.;S 1seS.Si1fs Tn,r~ 49,
said Laura q Crave .n;.h NM 5Ssr asSisH
ment was, on the Sth dav Of NsWsmSer' a: II,
IF needS IN hooE ~ =. tno asc3'e ~
And wherc,s Gs ~ m9t!Ssass on Ps9o w y:
+.ves IN ~ Iana dasnr;tt. a4yStnS Y"y'nSut W
hns hcon n,oda ~ aS;S W. e. sAsH mVttk1SS
hmsnend and hv ya SM w. REs1Sa MGrPny ana
franc Was cnmneiieG ~ nSGsX5 E ~ y!
haTn:o .h;s napsMi 10, 20 1870 did pay
o"I * ,on do,lnr. ,s, NvI Us tntrty-twq
T 1n.s ''Ao' "oi.@. - w AZ" - VtE4o'' taxes OF
20 Ga x,ou,.. :. x: 4. .s,..
no ynoda ~, s,,e ~ tha %
H :. ams ~ ny Wy - tesNt,s 49eIe1M cOn-
hnr , ~ eu"., w ,,, y.
,hsr or ~ he in - e ~1o =,
so;S oS;.; 49,. ~ ~ au ~ ~. -
d v ~, ~
s',,, ~ t;nn we
dom is eaiayyea to bs
an N is c,aimeS to IL Sna - 10 3Sts "a ~
n no,ie "a '''neo ~ oe oue s1e us'eot 'efs
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1886-12-31
NEVADA.

Thirty below zero. Monday. :,,'ij
School dist. No. II haze aane set of new
maps. - >,sI. 49, 80
Of 1fe home
The enterprising teacher, os- school dist.
No. o., gives thu evening schools each week.
Hans C. Anderson. ex1ount3 Commits
sioner, was agreeably remembered Christ
mas, by handsome merschaum pipe. from
And now Halvor Rue, takes unto himself
q substantial Christmas present the pleasant
and genial Miss Diuah Olson: The matri-
monial knot was tied. Christmas eve, by Rev i.
J. N. Eggen. the Wedding festivities post
poned until Monday, when q pleasant time
was had at the home Of Mr.. Rue, by a select
number Of neiRhbors and relatives.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1886-12-31
JOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE

NOTICE; Of MORTGAGE SALE BY
Default has been mado In the payment ct
the SUM Of twenty. dollars. which u claimed
to be due, since July Isl, .lst6, aud II due, 81
gaye, duly csesut"tand delivered BY Neison
r. Whiting aud Nina Is. Whiting hts wife. 10
annette NJ: Hail, bearing date tho oo,h day Of
y vc hSrsd % St sSs'e a. S' s!s1s.t.
and duly recorded in the Office Of the
Register OF Deeds, in aud for the County
Of Mowsr' ana S ts! OF Minnesota. on the
hook 3 OF Mortgages, on pHge An.
Said Mortgage Is conditioned that II default
DC rnado In amy OF the protisions ttereln con-
'tnincd, it Shall! bs lawful for said MoriYagcc,
her nssignst or attorney. to declare the whole
amount thereof to bc due, und purtusnt
to said conditions, the whole a.nouut
unp"id, to-wit the rum Of 1ivo hundred ,hir..
ty-scvcn dollars, is hereby declared ~ Dc duo,
aud the said sum IL claimed to DO due ut the
date of this notice:
b And no action or proceeding ut law or 9th.
crwfse having been instituted to recover tho
thereof;
Now therefore, notice Is hcrcbv given, that
by virtue Of power of snle contained III
sad mortgage, aud pursuant 10 the stature IL,
such case made and provide'lkthe sam mort
gage will DC fUrccluscd, and he premises
described III anu covered +ty said Mortgage.
viz; =.
The northwest quarter OF section twenty
t@O). in township one hundred three 'les
north, OF range sixteen ti6) west, in Mower
County, and state OF minnesota. with tho her.
editnmc. t. and appurlcilances, /. 8.
Will be sold ~ public auc, In, 10 the highest
bidder, for cash, 10 pay said Debt aud n,crss, ,
ana the taxes, it amy, on said premises. an0
lwcnty-t five dollars attorneys fec. ax stipulated
III and SAID mor'Y"xc ~ Ease 81 io ecif'sure,
and the disbursements all wed by law !: which
sale will DC mad" by iilc Shcrtr VI Haid Mower
County. III The West From. N,Or' III tho UOnrt
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1886-12-31
TAOPI.

Christmas day was cloudy. ,.,
Mrs. 8. N. Mason has been to Chicago with
her sick child consulting DR.. Gum.
Mrs. Thomas Turton is visiting her brother
in Dnlcth. Mr.. Thomas Turton Is also away
visiting.
a Christmas tree was enjoyed at Nj. Smiths
where Mr.. and Mrs. Allsdo0 OF LIE Roy, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith of Adams were present
among the other guests.
MIR. and Mrs. Geo. Wright have returned
from their wedding trip to Scotland in time
to spend Christmas here. DASH.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1886-12-31

We want correspondent in every
town in the county. who will send us a
weekly letter. Every town shonld be
represented in county paper. We now
have regular correspondents in the larger
towns, and We also want one in each
town that IS not now represented. Any
one wishing to act as correspondent
will please notify US at once.