Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1882-12-13
Elegant Bedroom suites, low prices,

Call on Leslie before you buy your
Christmas presents.
"A fresh invoice of that delicious
hand made cream candy, just received at
Leslie's.
The universal popularity of Lesliea
bulk oysters is accounted for from the
fact that he gets them fresh every day, di-
rect from Baltimore.
Mrs. S. NJ. Boiler, fashionable mill
liner, late styles, and goods at cost for 80
days. Place of business, first door north
of Jones hardware.
The finest lot of cutlery IN the city.
Agency for the celebrated Henry Sears &
Sons cutlery. Many articles suitable fol-
Christmas presents. J. H. PATTERSON.
Punch, brothers, punch with care;
punch in the presence Of the passenjair,
and never forget to smoke Tansills
Punch" cigar. Sold at Leslie's new Ba-
Ear.
r. NJ. Patterson, brother of J. Fl.
Patterson, arrived in the city Saturday
from Huntingdon, Pa. He will assist
Harry in his new hardware store during
the winter.
Orders left at either of the drug stores
for wash-ice will be promptly attended to
also orders for teams for funerals. Hay,
tame or wild for sale.
w. T. VAUDEVILLE.
Some beautiful and useful articles in
granite ware, suitable for Christmas pres
ents, can be found at J. H. Patterson's
new hardware store, next door south OF
Kaiser s. Guiney's harness shop.
Il wish to call the attention of the
smoking public to the fact that we have
secured the agency for 'Tansills Punch, y
Americas finest five-cent cigar.
w. T. LESLIE, Agent.
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,
lust 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. w. H. Adams has the agency of
the Plymouth Lap Board, a very useful
article in every family, and this one is in
all respects the most desirable Of the kind
we have seen. Remember, Mrs. w. H.
Adams is the agent, and parties outside
of the city can secure one by calling upon
her.
There is music in the air, and the
crowds of people who follow it, find that
it leads to the combination store, where
you can find dry goods, groceries, boots
and shoes. Messrs. King s. Fish will
show you the dry goods. Mcbride the
Grocer will deal out the groceries and
provisions in honest weights, and F. A.
.Ticknor can shoe the whole family if he
don't make cent If you wish com
plete outfit, read our page advertisement
and follow the crowd.
Holiday goods; yes, a royal layout
for the holiday purchasers of the city and
surrounding country, at Hall & Vests
dry goods house. We would not attempt
to give description of the many beauti-
full articles of ornament or usefulness to
be found there. An elegant line of ladies
ties, fichus and lace collars, fine display,
of 'kerchiefs in silk and linen, both plain
and embroidered, kid gloves, silk mittens,
ribbons, also good assortment of Japan
csc wares and other articles suitable fol
Christmas gifts. In fact, if you wish tc
buy, step into Hall s. Vests before pur'
chasing elsewhere. You will find what
you wish, and also that they hav good
goods, and sell at honest prices.
The merry Christmas chimes are ring
ing at G. Schleuder's jewelry store where
great pains have been taken, regardless
of cost, to entertain and crafty all who
would make holiday purchases. Article:
of rareet beauty you will find in every
direction, and we can assure you the dis
play is an exceedingly varied one, ane
worth seeing, even if you do not feel like
purchasing. Mr.. Schleuder and his cour
teous assistants will willingly show yo'
Christmas gifts both useful and ornamen
tsl for wife, husband or child. His ele
CANT line of watches. clocks, silver te'
sets, water servers, solid and platet
spoons and cutlery, jewel cases, sllvel
cups, dolls, children's tea sets and toys o
| endless descrip ton, attract much atten
ton.
A Man goes over the Falls at Engle & Co..
And disappeared beneath the foamin!
waters below the mill. Tuesday after
noon, about half-past 2 o'clock, fin
looking, well-dressed stranger was see1
walking across the bridge which span
| the Cedar at this point, with cigar in hi