Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-09-18

has all been done by this noted Page, be.
cause he had high public duty to per
form.
OUR HARVEST FIELD.
The defeat Of Page will restore peace and
harmony to the tenth Judicial district.-C"ot-
field Democrat.
Tho Albert Lea School Board have with
drawn their application for aid from the State
High School Board.
"A beautiful steamboat to run on Lanes
boro 8 beautiful Pleasure Lake, is a fixed fact
for next season. How's that, o. G?
The Chatfield Democrat says Fillmore
county will give a majority of 1900 against
Page. If she will do that we shall try and
be satisfied.
The Rushford Wagon Co.'S shops, OF which
Mr.. A. J. Stevens was at the head, were burn
ed on Sunday morning, 9TH inst. Loss estima-
ted at $50 900; insurance 5000.
The locomotive is expected in Caledonia,
over the narrow guage. about OCTOBER ISL.
Friend Comstock Of the Journal, is getting
ready for the event by adding an extra lustre
to his plug hat.
Mr.. H. C. vanLeuven, of the Lime Springs
Uowa) Tribune, has charge of the Spring Val
ley Vidstte since the death of MI. Jones. Van
is a capable gentleman, and can make the
Videttc power If he wills.
Farmers who have threshed report that
oats are heavy crop this wear. They will go
from fifty to seventy five bushels to the acre.
The quality is also good. Corn an6 potatoes
Two wabasha merchants have been ares
ted for selling kerosene oil which tests QQRE
g degrees. the laKttehttil TIT and John Schwartz.
1he latter is said to have sold the oil which
caused the death of Miss Weiland.-Erchdn0e
The Eagle is the name of the new paper
Just established at Alden, in Freeborn county,
by W. H. s. A. NJ. Jones, brothers Of the
lamented Mel T. Jones. 1t is a 4 column
quarto, and starts out well by supporting Hon.
J. Q. Farmer for the Judgeship.
The Lanesboro Journal says the election
OF ex-Sheriff R. o. Hall, as member of the
Austin school board "a man whom Judge Page
has been pursuing relentlessly for a long time)
over a Pageite, by an overwhelming majority,
is good home Endorsement. We think so.
M. v. Nichols and Cy. Cotter have the con-
tract for the transfer of the mails at Chicago:
We understand that they get the large sum OF
large contract, but 'our Usage boys are good
| for the job, and are now in Chicago perfecting
arrangements to enter upon the Work. Sue
cess to them.-Charles City Press.
There are rumors afioat to the effect that
the control OF this branch Of the l. c: 4: T.,
! from Mona to Charles City, is to pass into the
hands of the Milwaukee & St: Paul road. As
wild as first rumors generally are there IS
something pleasing to the soul in listening to
! this one. even though it goes no farther than
| t8lk.-St. AnS0Qr Enterprise, 1Oth.
| Spring Valley has sugar mill for manufac.
turing syrup and sugar from the amber cane,
of which there was considerable grown in the
vicinity of the Valley this season. The mill
is owned by Geo. Farmer, brother of the
coming Judge; it cost about $4,000, and has a
capacity for manufacturing 1900 pounds of
sugar per day.
The 24th annual session of the Conf erence
of Congregational churches of Minnesota will
be held with the LIST church of East
Minneapolis, October Sth to 18th
13th-inclusive. In the order of exercises,
we see Rev. c. E. Wright, of Austin, is put
down for paper on 1.-THE most effective use
that can be made of the doctrine of the atone
ment.'
Mrs. Norris Graves, of Faribault, gave
birth to triplets last week-al boys-weighine
| res.-~-A.-,-- lts -''-' ios. ~ Vs. aIu los
Mother and children are doing we'll; but fol
the father rather a Graye(s) event. A mother
was relating the birth of the Graves triplets
in the presence of her little seven year old
boy who instantly asked, ibid the father die?'
No response.
"A Greenback paper at Preston, with Prof
Powers as editor, is the latest newspaper ven
ture in Fillmore county-No. 3. 1t support:
Page, Of course-not because he is a Green
hacker, for he is not Greenbacker-but be
Icause-because-that was the plan, the ar
rangement, the understanding, before thu
aforesaid paper was projected OF course
fisherman Page is not stockholder in the new
paper. Oh, no!
DOES 1T PAY?-R. L. Erskine, Of Indiar
Lake, paid $50 two years ago for IL head OF
young stock. A few days ago he sold from
80 W wer}S Of eft on his
These cattle were kept exclusively on hay an(
grass, 50 that Mr.. E. has $40 for his labor ant
interest on his investment of $50. Mr.: Jordan
cattle. A few days ago he was offered $2,38
for the lot and refused it. He is of the opini
on that there is no better stock growing re
Jackson Counties Worthinoton ADVANCE >
The R. r. fare from Austin to Minneapo
lis and return is IS. From Albert Lea to same
lefty and return only S425, on either road
Austin.Only has one railroad while this city
has two, and see the advantage.-Albert Lex
Enterprise.
Austin only has one railroad, while Albert
Lea has two, but the fare from Austin to thu
Chicago Exposition and return is only $3.50
while the fare from Albert Lea to the Expo
sition is $l7.60 on either road; ''see the I'D
vantage?'
Any man who will invent way to preven
the stealing of grain sacks WILDE pensioned fol
life. We have known several farmers whit
have started with goodly number, lose al
most every one in short time. We did know
one man who kept his number good, but some
about him. We can almost always Preven1
on every sack: We have been doing this TO!
cheap."-Dodoe Center Press
Farmers should heed the advice of the Press
and bring their sacks to the printing ONCE
the TRANSCRIPT for this v1cinity-and hav'
their names printed on them in bold letters
This kind of work discounts all the stencil
plates in America, in neatness, cheapness AM
durability. Try it.
Our opinion Is that there is something
wrong about DR.. G: w. Frazier, 338 Superior
street, Cleveland, Ohio, proprietor of the Cit,
Hall Drug Store. At least he does not re
spond to the bill we sent him for advertising
his medicines. We have written twice ant
given him ample time to respond. Other pa
Pers please make a note Of this and let Vi
know how they come out with him.-Worth
tDgtOn ADVANCE.
DR.. Frazier made us an offer for advertising
his medicines, but before accepting, ",
wrote to the publisher of q Cleveland pape
as to his responsibility. The publisher replied
by saying that his concern always required
advance payment of DR.. Frazier. And ",
Immediately made like requirement.
which was the hast time we had occasion t.
correspond with DR.. Frazier.