Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-01-16
ROSE CIR EEK.

visiting Mr.. Dean, and shaking hands
with Rose Creekites. We had the honor
of shake.
Our town Is quiet, extremely quiet.
We need q saloon, or something Of that
kind, to keep up the excitement, and help
work up items; perhaps an Austin club
room would answer the purpose.
The Methodist min lister, Elder Ches.
ter, assisted by Elder Morse, held series
of meetings last week. This week Tues
day and Wednesday. there will be quar-.
terly meeting here, Elder Cobb presiding.
"A new firm is in full blast in Rose
Greek. Watt and Hagerman. It is q
bachelor hotel. Mr.. Hagerman Is baker
BY trade, and Mr.. Watt q butcher. We
venture the opinion that they will not
starve.
Has it been cold here? Well, yes,
slightly. A few mornings ago a dirty
faced, anxious looking man might have
been seen rushing around town with q
pail in his hand, examining the different
pumps-ever and anon q feeble cry es-
capped his ips-it was the cry of 'water."
Has it been cold? Ask that man why he
got no water-"pumps frozen up," he
says. And we agree with him, for we
have been there.
Our school is progressing nicely. In
recent visit to the school, we saw much
to commend and some things to crit
icise. We saw that the majority of the
pupils were deeply interested in their
studies. Mr.. WEIGH seems to understand
his business and takes great interest in
his pupils. There was little too much
communicating. There are 50 scholars
enrolled, with an average attendance of
about 40. The school house is sadly out
Of repair. The black. boards are of the
poorest quality, and not enough of them.
The seats are engines OF torture, and the
school needs grading and another depart
ment added. Our citizens should awake
to the fact that to the children of to-day
shall we look for the men and .oonaen Of
the future generation, and that q good
school IL 4 pride to the citizen Of the
town and increases its advantages more
than anything else.
JNo. CHANDLER has some tip top cigars
cheap. Try them.
LEAVE your orders for ice at Charley
Pooler's drug store, and w. T. Mande.
vile will I'LL them promptly.
SPICES and baking powders specially
at the old stand Of Chandler & Carter.
G. w. RANSOM desires US to say that all
orders for hard aud soft coal, flour and
feed, &C., will be, as usual, filed in the
promptest manner at bedrock prices.
LOOK over the goods to be sold by Jno.
Chandler whether you wish to buy or not
EXTRACTS of all kinds, and table sauces
and relishes below cost, at Chandler &
Carter's sale this week.
BEFORE you buy your coal, or flour and
feed, drop in and inquire the prices rul-
ing at the depot of G. w. Ransom on
Bridge street, opposite public square.
CANNED fruits, in oil varieties, At cost,
At Chandler & Carriers.
O-
JNo. CHANDLER will close out Chand.
Ter & Carter's stock of crockery and
glassware, at prices astonishingly low.
Don't forget to look At these goods.
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DIED.
sMTTH-In Austin, January 9Th, 1873, MRs.
| LUORETA II. SMITH, relict Of Luther HI.
Smith-aged @ years and five months.
| ~Chateaugay, N. r. papers please copy.
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PK1vIsH children have worms. DR.. JaQue's
German Worm Cakes viii destroy the worms
and make the children happy.
WHY be distressed with headache, low spir-
ito and nervousness when Efforts Daylight
Liver Pills arc sold by all Druggists.
For every ache, pain and braise on man or
beast Uncle Sans Nerve and Bone Liniment
10 the Balm. Sold by al Drugsists.
"ECoNonY 10 tho road to wealth; - afty cents
worth Of Uncle Sans Harness on applied to
your old Harness, viii make tho leather look
Ike now and keep II soft and pliable. Give It
i q trial ss. z44s
WHEN horses and cattle are spiritloss,
6cra1sy and feeble they need treatment With
Uncle SANS Condition Powder. Il purides
the blood, improves The appetite, Cures Colds
ana Distempers, InvigoEates the System,
Il kAAr1nR tn Animal In H0alt6y. HnndD0n0