Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-11-10

, REMEMBER that Sehwan's is the olde
boot and shoe house in Mower count!
: when in need OF boots and shoes. r
member, his prices arc the very lowest.
THE biggest dust in this town is bein
kicked up by Fernald & Kimball, furn
ture men. They are closing out the
. stock, you bet. Go and see their prices
VIZ carry the largest assortment
gents, ladies', misses and children
boots, shoes and slippers, to be found /
the city. Examine goods and lear
prices, at SCHwAN's.
FERNALD s. K1MBALL will have notl
; ing to sell soon: Their goods, and man
Of them slightly damaged, are going {
: such prices as were never before oftere
in this city.
Ferd. Kirchofs many customers ca
be for the present accommodated at K,
nath Brothers meat market Feld. will
open up again soon as be can max
satisfactory arrangements.
MRS. PETERMAN, who is occupyin
rooms over Dalager Brothers, IS prepares
10 do stamping both for braiding an
Embroidery. Her patterns are new, AM
she can give satisfaction.
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FISHING Tackle, in great variety;
The best stock of machine oils.a bottom
prices;
Paints, oils, glass, brushes, low prices
All at CLEMMER s PooLER's.
Mr.. TRUEsDELL is still unable to atten(
to his business, but the store is in goot
hands, and his bills must be met. AL
parties indebted to him will please cal
at the store and settle their accounts a
once.
AN evening sociablc Of the Congrega
tional church will be held with Mrs. L
IS. Willard on Friday evening Of this
week Charades, readings, &C, may be
expected Old and young are cordial,
invited.
The Baptist sociablc will meet with
Mrs. E. H. Gerard tonight. AS these
friends are on the other side the river we
hope the members Of this society viii
not let the distance interfere with theil
attendance, as all who go will enjoy the
evening.
Miss ALICE WHEAT Is again in Austin,
and is really to receive all persons who
| wish instruction in Instrumental music.
Miss Wheat gave the best Of satisfaction
during the past year, which is the only rec
commend needed, and her OLD pupils glad.
ly avail themselves of her musical instruc-
ton.
r. member, Chehp Charley defes CON-
petition on Overcd ats.
WORCESTERSHIRE Division, Sons of
Temperance, No. II, will meet at the
Presbyterian church, on Monday evening,
Nov Is, 1880, At P. NJ, for the election
Of officers, and the transaction of such
other business as may regularly come
before the Division. All members are
requested to be present
E. B. CRANE, Secretary.
Remember, Cheap Charley defes com.
petition on Overcoats.
Fire!
King & Fish are up 10 their elbows in
business these fine days. They have pur.
chased the stock of F. a. Richardson
left from the fire, and are Offering special
bargains. The ladies are admiring, ard
making purchases. Try them, and see it
they won't give more goods for the
money than any one else IN the business.
Remember, Cheap Charley defics com
petition on Overcoais.
The Baptist society will have an oyster
and general supper at the Davidson House.
next Tuesday evening, the 10Th, from
10 1919 o'clock. Remembering with
grateful recognition the liberal patronage
Of the community on similar occasion
one year since, we respectfully solicit a
repetition of the same. No pains will
be spared to make the supper inviting
and the occasion pleasant. Tickets, IS
cents.
Remember, heap Charley defes CON-
petition on Overcoas.
HAYES BROTHERS are still in the jewel
ry business, in this city. They are now
dividing their profits with their custo.
mers, and everybody is invited TO this
harvest of cheap goods. The children
should remind their mothers, and the
wives their husbands, that these things
are going on at this place of business,
and, if nothing more, let all drop in and
Just look over the new goo Gs and special
offered.
OYSTERS at ". II. Andersons.
The credit system has been the cause
IF more failures in business than all other
causes combined. Merchants cannot
rust out their whole capital and pay cash
'or their goods, therefore, the purchaser
IF groceries will see and understand that
he low prices inaugurated at H. Sprague's
Cash Grocery Store are not on the credi,
olan, but for cash. He is doubling his al
'eady large business and expects to con
inue to increase his trade by selling for