Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-09-07

Al| Hazlewo<M & futile have removed to
y / their new store on Main street, recently |
|occupied by Lambert & Hill. 1t has been
re- painted and other improvements added |
which makes it present creditable up
pearance.
rs. We learn that the choppers" have reach.
- ed the western boundary of our county.
They will no doubt deposit their eggs all
ard over this section, and the question Of how
at to defend ourselves against them becomes |
10. one Of the gravest importance.
C.H. Goats and wife started for Phil. !
adelphia last Monday morning, to he
absent about two months. They will BE-
Joined at Milwaukee by Mr.. Coats moth
Of er who will accompany them. We wish
use e for them pleasant trip and safe return.
W. Miss Minnie Carter and Miss Anna
Saylcs, have rooms over Jas Truesdell's
store on Main ST., where they arc engaged
}. in Dress Making and all kinds of sewing
. required by ladies' and they will be glad
on to receive calls from any who wish such
work done. 22t2
an DR.. Allen, Of Portage City, Wis.,, will be
ln'- at tho Flcck House, in Austin, on Mon
day, September the 18th, and remain three
the days only, al: those wishing his services
yill must remember the days. The Doctor
comes we'll recommended. Examination
and Consultation Free. elf
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Of DR.. J. Rabe, dentist, arrived home last
Tuesday, from IN extended trip through
the eastern states. The doctor reports
" having pleasant trip, aud says that with
nan new and improved instruments, he is now
s. better prepared to do work in the den-
r,1s tstry line than ever before.
'ne Hon. A. E. Peck, of Pleasant Valley,
HIS died at his residence last Monday r. ~,
lies Of acute inflammation Of the bowels,
:ket and was buried yesterday, under the aus.
?. pieces of the Masonic Fraternity. Mr..
Peck was an old resident, kind neigh.
~ Dor, and IN esteemed citizen.
VI y. NuuuuIC1 ~ NO. Ncep tnCA SAOICAy
house full of the best kind Of goods that
they can select, and they scatter them oil
49,. over the city in obedience to orders. The
Nd boys are constantly growing in public
favor, and they deserve the universal con-
tidcnce which they enjoy.
49,. J. p. Williams has commenced to build
.., Il house about a mile southwest Of the
city, ON the road to the DinsmOrc settle
de- have it enclosed. The site is very fine
ion naturally, and with little Improvement
md will bc really beautiful
r.
Mcssrs. Tallmadgc s. Ball have now on
w., hand Il fresh supply Of J. Luddington &
A Co.'S, Celebrated Sea Side Oysters. They
arc fresh,-just taken from their native
b%'s, and they are a dclicacy which will
!. to be most acceptable ut this time in the
to- year. Go early before they are all gone.
,ird a.,
Of Racine while lhrcslling got into IL dis.
the pute about team. One called the other
i. & Il liar, anu then they came to blows, and
liz for little while each aid the other all
the harm lie could. Finally they were
separated, but not until both were quite
''' badly bruised.
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Alb The people should remember that the
County Fair will hc held 1T the Grounds
III this city on Wednesday and Thursday
!" next ard that il cauEo. bc Il good one TN
;e'' less well attended, therefore We hope all
han who can will come, and bring something
If to exhibit.
W. We have seen 4 very beautiful specimen
Of Ornamental Drawing executed with ~
!" pen. 1t is Family Record, the design
and execution of which are in the hiyhcs,
xii, degree beautiful, and prove the artist Mr..
.ck l. Y. Bates, to have rare tao t as we'll ais
will extraordinary skill in using it.
'''"' G. W. Grin,s]l"w, E~q., President of the
Agricultural Society, authorizes US to *
a'h' tend to the teachers and pupils of all
A. schools now in session in this county, an
OF invitation to attend the fair on the after
'us'' noon CT Thursday, next week, without
paying an adni,tancc fcc-thcy may conc
ock free Of charge.
Mrs. w. W. Cook has removed her mil
. linery establishment from the store OF
w. w. Noble tn that of Smith s. Co., one
door north Of Hayes Bro. She keeps con-
d stantly on hand all kinds Of millinery
Z OF goods Of the latest styles, and receives
, lie fresh supplies every few days. Ladies'
etc., give her call.
Losr.-1n the city Of Austin, on Thurs.
Fer day the Slst Of August, a common sized
Wis calfskin pocket book containing a small
here amount of money and note of $4,000
:ach given by James Knutson to Ole G.. Ander
son. A liberal reward will he given to
,o.,. The finder by returning the same to this
Office, or to Ole G. Anderson, Lansing
""y MINI. 23t2
mile Tallmadge & Ball find that their frui,
trade has outgrown their most cxlravaganl