Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1882-12-20
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Mrs. s. M. Boiler, fashionable mill
liner, late styles, and goods at cost for 81
DAYS. Place of business, first door nort]
of Jones hardware.
The finest lot Of cutlery in the city
Agency for the celebrated Henry Sears {
Sons cutlery. Many articles suitable TO
Christmas presents. J. H. PATTERSON.
-Dressmaking by Miss Addie Folsom
Cutting done by the s. T. Taylor system
French fashion journals speciality
Rooms at Mrs. E. J. Phillips, corner Mali
and College streets.
&C. W. Taylor has an elegant line o
majolica ware, also some handsome Chin;
tea sets, and his glassware cannot be ex
cellcd in fine assortment, patterns, o
prices, in the city.
Orders left at either of the drug store
for wash-ice will be promptly attended t.
also orders for teams for funerals. Hay
tame or wild, for sale.
w. T. VAUDEVILLE.
Some beautiful and useful articles il
granite W are, suitable for Christmas pres
ents can be found at j. H. Patterson's
new hardware store, next door south OF
Kaiser & Guiney's harness shop.
DO not forget to avail yourself Of
Mrs. Holway's instructions in sketching
painting in oil, and water colors, also in
decorating china. Her terms are reason
able and she gives to her pupils the best
satisfaction.
A bran-new Singer sewing machine,
Just received from the manufacturers, fol
sale cheap for cash, or given in exchange
for good COW. No better or more use
full Christmas present for wife or daugh-
ter can be found, Come in and see it,
Mrs. S. A. Corning, located near the
foundry and just opposite the chapel,
would be glad to get few boarders either
for day-board, or by the week; also farm
ers, or transient persons, can get meals on
the shortest notice with her. We hope
all persons wishing such accommodations
will remember Mrs. Corning. Her prices
will be very reasonable, and her accommo-
dations are good.
Madame Venus to old Sol, last We'd
nesday: Good bye, old fellow, I'll not
cross your path nor darken your doors
again for one hundred and twenty-five
years; see if I do and with naughty
bow and a wave of her 'kerchief right in
his very face, she passed on, but not until
she had ordered Of G.. Schleudcr several
silver tea sets, quart or so Of ear jewels
and a dozen or two of those elegant fin
ger rings, to give for Christmas presents
to her female relatives whom she might
happen to meet on the remainder of her
trip. You see the old lady is considered
quite forehanded as regards funds.
Fresh, homemade candies, pure and
unadulteratcd, at BULLS & BEATTY.
The merry Christmas chimes are ring
ing at G. Schleuders jewelry store, where
great pains have been taken, regardless
of cost, to entertain and crafty all who
would make holiday purchases. Articles
of rareet beauty you will find in every
direction, and we can assure you the dis
play is an exceedingly varied one, and
worth seeing, even if you do not feel like
purchasing. Mr.. Schleuder and his cour-
tcous assistants will willingly show you
Christmas gifts both useful and ornamen-
tai for wife, husband or child. His ele-
giant line of watches. clocks, silver tea
sets, water servers, solid and plated
spoons and cutlery, jewel cases, silver
cups, dolls, children's tea sets and toys of
endless description, attract much atten-
ton.
-RETURNED.-Dr. Hiram A. Kennedy,
the Veterinary Surgeon, has returned to
Austin, and will remain two weeks only.
Dr. Kennedy is thorough and skillful in
his practice, andh been very successful.
Read the following testimonial:
DIR. Hiram A. Kennedy is the best known
and most successful Veterinary Surgeon in
the northwest. He enjoys the unbounded
cor tldence of every horse.owner in the land,
to attend valuable stock. He is prompt, de-
cisive, and fearless, never failing to explain
the nature of a case fully and conciusively,
Of fhs
weight, and he is conscientiously careful to
retain his reputation. He operates with the
very best results upon all the domestic ami
mails. He is frank, genial gentleman, much
attached to his profession.
Respectfully yours,
S. H. BRADY NJ. D. V. s., Washington D. G..
JOHN HAYNES, NJ. d. V. s., Detroit, Mich.
Did you know you could not see the
Christmas stock of the city without stepping
int o the old reliable drug store of DOrr s.
Void. Here you will find a large and fine as
sortment of the most acceptable presents
which can be given under any circumstances,
and they are selling cheap, too. Here you
will find books, books in sets, and books out
of sets, with PLAIN binding and fine binding,
books with pictures, and without pictures.
scrap books, and juvenile books, and where is
the child or friend who is not always made
glad by the present of book. You will also
find most elegant line of stationery in hand
some boxes. or without them; bibles, pocket
diaries. pocket books, lovely hand bags in
plush, velvet and leather, painting materials
in various and unique devices. albums, per-
fumes, OdOr cases, toilet cases, parlor Orna-
ments, and Christmas cards that will delight
you. Time would fail us to numerate or des-
cribe the many beautiful and useful things to
be found at Dorr s. Wold's.
Mower County Teachers Association
Will meet at Rose Creek, Saturday
morning, Dec. 30th, at 10 o'clock, unless
stormy. The program suggested is as
follows.
Address of welcome-Mr. w. G. Elliott.
Grading in district schoOls-Mr. F. A. Pang-
burn.
How to teach Grammar to class of Young
Begianers-Minda Rutland.
Greatest Common Divisor-Eugene B.
Sunny.
My experiences as teacher at the age of II
Mrs. C. A. Newman.
Singing in Country schOOls--Lillian Lacy.
Elocution-W. G. Elliott.
Good Penmanship-E. w. Wheelock.
The teachers reward-Sybil Baker.
Solution and application Of Square Root
Supt. Belden.
All the teachers of the county are ex-
pected to be present, if possible. This
program is not final. The meeting will
close about p. m. Association at Aus