Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-11-24

orders at Charley Pooler's drug store
Also, teams to let.
1000 Yards Giughams, late styles in
plaius and figure, selling ut 10 cents, just da
received from Massachusetts, by
KING s. FISH. ri
SERVICES will be held at Christ Church
|(Ep,scopaD on Sunday, the 2sth, by Rev. "
r. D. Irwin. Sunday School every Sun
day at - o'clock. as
"OLD ACE" will be the theme at the
Universalist church next Sunday morn. ~
ing, and in the evening it will be "The
Opinions of some Modern Thinkers" cI'
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To THE LADIES OF AUsTlN.-We can
obtain any kind of Dry Goods on three s,o
days notice which We do not have on .,,1
hand. KING & FISH.
APPLEs, apples, apples, at Dalager ant
Brothers, by the peck or barrel; yes, you &C
can go-ss-you please and order just what .
you please of those choice apples. full
! MONEY to loan, at lowest rates, annual
interest, on First Mortgage, on Improved
Farms. Apply to D. b. JOHNSON, Jr, at 'no
the Mower County Bank. cat
Go right away quick t" Fernald &
! KimbnlI, if YOU wish any thing inthe fur. ~.-
niture liuc. Their go"ds are going, 90. 49,
! Ing, and will soon be all gone. 49,"
! Buy your boots and shoes where you in
get the worth OF your money, and your ia,
right change back. get
ScuwAN's is the place.
REMEMBER that Schwan's is the oldest ou
loot and shoe house in Mower county, Ia.
when in need OF boots and shoes. Re- -
| member, his prices are the very lowest. WI
The biggest dust in this town is being ~.
kicked up by Fernald s. Kimball, furni- D.,
ture men. They are closing out their ~
stock, you bet. Go and see their prices. 49,;
THE Baptist "social" will convene with -
Mrs. E. II. Gerard Wednesday evening of sch
this week. 1t was appointed there two 1--WE
weeks ago; but the night was so stormy the
that the friends could not come out. ers
VIZ carry the largest assortment of :.
gents, ladies', misses and children's "''
boots, shoes and slippers, to be found In W"
The city. Examine goods aud learn s"o
e,.,,, lare
us6
FERNALD s kIMBALL will have moth -
ing to sell soon. Their goods, and many in
of them slightly damaged, are going a, Ma
such prices as were never before offered cos
in this city. too,
S. C. OLSON has the rubber weathe MAJ
strip, for doors and windows, all sizes.
Price only five cents per foot. an they am
will save you fuel, and are a sure pre-. hi;
tentative against cold. &c..
Ferd. Kirchof's many customers can hea
be for the present accommodated at Ku sici
nath Brothers, meat market. Ferd. will =
open up again soon as be can make obi
satisfactory arrangements. usu
Mrs. PETERMAN. who is occupying oe'
rooms over Dalager Brothers, IS prepared INV
10 do stamping bo,h for braiding and 'o't
embroidery Her patterns are new, and -
she can give satisfaction. the
hun
Nix. TKUEsDELL is still unable to attend ,on
10 his business, but the store is in good finn
hands, and his bills must be met. All .h,
parties indebted to him will please call
ut the store and settle their accounts at
once. ~
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A SLAUGHTER. HOUSE with fence, and Fra
some stock hogs, for sale cheap. Farm. rail
ers, who desire cheap material for barns hay
or sheds, are requested 10 call.
FERD KIRCHoF,
AT Kunath Brothers. meat market. MOI
=, ~ and
Miss ALICE WHEAT Is again in Austin. =:
and is rea ~ to receive all persons VIII" 81,
wish instruction in instrumental music. 49,.
Miss Wheat gave the best Of satisfaction 60.
during the past year, which is the only rec.
commend needed, and her old pupils glad
" avail themselves of her musical instruc- my
lion. p'a
We know there's nothing that worries 49,.
a woman more than failure in making
bread. 1t worries her the most because
40 woman IS considered q good house
keeper who cannot make good bread.
To save all this worry, that brings noble wy
women TO early graves, We will make u ''''
suggestion. Buy the celebrated Dun "
das" -four, of Taylor s. Bali VII
on
HAYES BROTHERS are still IN the Jewell fa
ry business, in this city. They are now
dividing their profits with their custo. loo,
mers, and everybody is invited to this ono
harvest Of cheap goods. The children N
should remind their mothers, and the onl
wives their husbande, that these things ~.
are gong on at this place of business, .nd
and. if nothing more, let all drop in and
just look over the new goods and special
bargains offered. pre-
bril-
If YOU want q fine hat or bonnet Mrs. gus
McMillln can furnish one 100 sweet for Th
anything" and at lower rates than the to
same style and quality Of goods can be rec
had at any other house in Mower county. MOI,
She also keeps line of fine corsets. shams.
tides, lambrequins, hoods, zephyrs, ~
silks, satins, gloves, laces. fringes, but 49,,
tons, ties, and all that belongs to that line r..
Of notions. Give her call and witness ..,
the truth Of this statement with thine own e.
| eye. 49,,
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REsTAURANT.-Now that the winter is ted
set in, it is time to think what we have bal
done or what we Can do to make ourselves =
and others comfortable. On cola winter Dea
day nothing makes a laboring man feel test
so comfortable as a we'll filled stomach sin
and the knowledge that when he is hun. she