Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1882-04-26

Hayes Brothers have complete and
full stock of clocks, watches, solid and
plated silver ware, jewelry, &C., &c.
-Salt-$1.9 80 per barrel-at the old reli-
able, busy grocery store, of
c. w. TAYLoR's.
GRASS SEED.-5O0 bushels of timothy
seed for sale. Also clover, red top, blue
grass seed in abundance. IRAJoNEs.
Mrs. Mathew Gregson was taken
seriously ill Saturday while in town, and
was not able to return home the same
day.
More real estate is being sold in
Mower county this spring than for many
years. Good farms are coming in de-
mand.
-Jno. A. Cressey will open this week
stock of dry goods and notions on the
south side of the store occupied by Fred
Baird.
Hall & West have the loveliest silk
dolmans ever brought to this city. Go
and look them over. They offer them very
cheap.
New Michigan maple sugar-direct
from the woods-at Is cents per pound.
CAL. TAYLOR.
Mrs. H. III. Kent and Mrs. F. I. Crane
started Monday for Ohio, called there
suddenly owing to the serious illness of
their mother
| Frank D. Beecher has moved into
the Harvey Anderson residence on Water
street. Mrs. Anderson will make her
home with them.
The celebrated gutta percha mixed
paint, all colors and sizes, also white lead,
oils, glass, &c, at
CLEMMER s. PooLERs.
Don't forget the low prices in furni-
ture at the extensive furniture rooms of
S. G. Olson. Get his prices before you
purchase elsewhere.
! Boys! We have the incest lot of ex-
press wagons velocipedes and wheel-bar-
| rows you ever saw.
CLEMMER & PooLER
The Union Band is ready for business,
under the competent leadership of Char
lie Wllbour Good music always. See
card in to-day's paper.
Mrs. VIM. Olson has been very ill
the past week with quinsy. A part of
the time dclirious, and all of the time
suffering very greatly.
Our spring stock of wall paper has
arrived. Also nice assortment of shad
ings, fringes, tassels, fixtures, &C., at
CLEMMER & PooLER's.
-Sweningsen & Johnson's stock of
Boots and Shoes is now complete and
they are selling them very cheap. Call
and look over their goods.
1T is now stated as fact that the R.
R. Co. have given orders to the track
layers not to lay any steel rail between
Brownsville and Oakland.
New onions, radishes and lettuce,
fresh, tender and sweet at
G. w. TAYLoR's.
And now the small boy signs for some
quiet and sequestered shade, or some vast
wilderness where he may finish undis-
turbed his game of "keeps."
w A. Richardson has closed the bar
gain for the fine lots east of the Thornhill
property, and will at once commence
building handsome residence.
The beautiful new earthcn ware-the
"Vine Cuspador"-a large stock. Call
and see it. CAL. TAYLOR.
Noah G.. Perry and his family have
removed to Nebraska. Mr.. Perry was
farmer in Lansing township for many
years, and most excellent man.
Mrs. N. c. Mcmillan is in Chicago
making her spring purchases in the mil
linery line. She will return with full
and decidedly tasteful assortment.
Only 1850 dozens of eggs sold to one
man in one day last week, by Mcbride |
the Grocer. Guess that fellow must be |
getting ready for another Easter Sunday.
e. B. Crane has hired himself out as |
an attorney for the Northern Pacific rail
road. He will probably be absent from
home the greater part of the coming sum-
mer.
If you are troubled with weak eyes,
near-sightedness, or difficulties arising
from old age, go and see DR.. Stern; he
will straighten them with his improved
glasses.
Charlie Pooler finds himself and
family sold out of house and home by
the late purchase of j. F. Andrews. Until
his own fine residence is built. he expects
to board.
H. O.. Basford of the Register, has
purchased the property known as the
Hamblet Brown block, of julius Smith.
We are glad to see deserving editors have
homes of their own.
1t is said the cost of two drinks day
will supply the average family with flour.
And yet the desire for and indulgence in
this consuming fire" goes right on, in
our midst day after day.
We shall have but three graduates
from our high school this year. Fred
Glow has been chosen salutatorian;
AuSNAS DuAAAAAyj CAooo OAutOI, tuu DClI1C
Dinsmoor valedictorian.
j. F. Andrews has purchased the G.
W. Day property, on Chatham street, be-
low Lafayette French's, and will move in
at once and occupy. Consideration about
| $4,000. 1t will make desirable home.
| The ladies of the Austin Floral
served up the sweetest maple syrup, and
the lightest of cakes, to those who
availed themselves of the desired enter
tainment Tuesday evening of last week.
ID. B. Smith has purchased the May
hew residence that he has been occupy
ing for. some years past, situated on
Bridge street. D. B. can make very
desirable home from his late investment.
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