Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-09-25
TRANsCRIPTIONs.

go ~~~H~AA'S A~'S ANVIL
Bishop Whipple has an appointment
for Austin, Nov. 2Stl, at 711sp.M.
DR. E. G. Dorr has been confined t
his house by illness, for several days.
Miss Sarah f. Dow is teacher Of thu
Latin language in the Winona Higl
School.
Miss Ludlun,, the Assistant Princi
pal, has found pleasant quarters for til,
winter at Mrs. VIM Richards.
A bevy Of little girls surprised the il
little friend, Minnie 1ngmundson, las
Friday, and they had '.just lovely time. >
MIR. Alfred Richardson, of Lansing
has 'hreshed the wheat from a 1OO.acr
field. Yield, G25 bushels. Rather slim
My son, deal with men who advcr
tisc. You will never lose by it.-Be,
Franklin. mo never, we'll hardly ever
We are sorry to learn that Mr.. WIN
Richards has been confined to the house
for several days; was seriously threatened
with fever, but is better now.
MIR. G. f. Hutchinson has formed &
partnership with Mr.. w. w. Patterson il
blacksmithing Charley is a good boy
and We shall hope to see him do we'll.
They say" inflamma,ory rheumatism
may be cured by taking one ounce OF
pulvcrized saltpetre, and adding 1t to one
pint OF sweet oil. Battle the parts affected
Try it.
The weather cool-especially nights
and mornings-which reminds US that q
load or two Of wood just now, from any
one who owes lis, would be accepted
with thanks
We keep horse and COW, and We
should be rejoiced to receive a load of
good sweet hay from any Of our delin.
Quent subscribers. Don't delay, the ami
mails may starvc if you do.
john Walsh is raising the roof and
otherwise repairing his cottage on Lam
sing Avenue, preparatory to occupying
il as his own residence. 1t will make a
pleasant home for Mr.. and Mrs. John w.
Mr.. Jno Kcnt's restaurant at RAM
sey is a good place to refresh the sinner
man. with a warm lunch or good meal.
Hot coffee and an oyster stew he will
serve on short notice. Give him trial.
Last Saturday was a perfect day. The
Baptist people could not have chosen a
better FOR the Sunday School picnic. The
day was most delightfully."- spent on the
banks OF the Cedar, in the grove of A. O.
Hollister.
Joseph Levy has a mammoth stock
Of ready-made clothing in store, purchas
eG by himself in New York city. Read
his advertisement elsewhere-lhen call
TO his handsome store and pur-
chase new suit Of clothes.
Married, in Rural, Waupacca county,
Wis, Sept. 18th, Mr.. Asahel Jones, OF
"aupacca. TO Mrs. Priscilla Brown, of
Rural. Mr.. and Mrs. Jones are spending
a few days in the city, and they have the
best wishes Of the TxANsCR1PT.
Next Sunday closes the second year
Of Rev. o. Williams services rs pastor of
he NJ E. church Of this city. AS the
Conference meets October 1st, it will soon
)e determined whether he be returned to
his part OF the vineyard another year.
MIR. James Corr,gan, living in the
third ward, has been quite Ill for several
weeks. We are sorry, as the cold winter
is coming on, and there are many little
mouths to feed, and little feet to be shol,
who are dependent upon the daily earn
ngs of James Corrigan-and his wife.
Miss Alice NJ. Ludlum, of Mime
apolis, has been engaged by the Austin
School Board as Assistant Principal, and
her labors on Monday. She
las had large experience in graded
schools. The Austin public school is
low we'll equipped and ready for business.
-FmE-Mr. David L. Smith, of Win
lom, lost his house by fire on Saturday
afternoon last, together with all the
goods contained in the second
story-the goods In the first story being
saved. The house was very good one.
Insured for $1,000 in the old Continental
If n. Y.
Next Sunday, at 1917 A. NJ, Rev. J.
". Eldridge closes his 'abors as pastor Of
he Universalist church, having been
to resign as such pastor by
'eason of i'll health. He especially de-
'ires the presence of the members and
friends of the parish next Sunday morn.
ing. Give the good man full house.
-"Berrisford" is the name of new
novel, written by lady of St. Paul. 1t
is now in the hands of New York pub
fishing company, and will soon be issued
by them, and placed before the reading
public. Another new book for tie La
lies Floral Club. Examiners pronounce
t Unusually good and strong in senti-
nent."
-ACsT1N GRAIN Wheat has
advanced in Milwaukee two and three
:ents day the past week under the lnflu-
nee of stimulating news from European
md eastern markets, No. 2 closing on
Tuesday at $l.o6H; October, $l.07X;
$1.093s. The following are
quotations in this city: Wheat,
No. I, hard, 94c; No. l, 90c; No. 2, 86c:
No. 3, 83c. Barley, 30@40c. Oats, 15@20c.
Mr.. Charles Waterman, the conductor
N the Chicago, Milwaukee t. st. Paul
who administered a muscular
ebuke to Assistant Superintendent Case,
8 running a tram on the Winona & st.
Peter railroad. Shortly after the trouble
between himself and Mr.. Case, Conductor
Waterman resigned, but his abilities be