Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1882-02-15
Mothers. don't tell the children false.

truths. Don't tell them the bad man will
carry them off; that bears will come out
of the woods to eat them if they are not
good. That dogs will bite them. Never
fill their little hearts with terror, but
teach them to lie brave and to fear moth
ing but sin and wrong dong. Teach
them to be no more afraid Of the dark
than of the light, and that the dear Faith
CT of US all is ever near to care for those
who love and trust him.
The Carreno-D onaldi Grand Operat-
ic Concert Company is booked fer Aus
tin, Jones' hail, Monday evening, Feb
co. This company is said to be excelled
by no concert troupe before the American
people today, and as our people have
ever sustained the reputation of literally
patronizing entertainments of rich and
chaste character, this will cali forth the
largest audience ever assembled upon
like occasion here. There are five first
class artists in the troupe, Nine. Donaldi
being the leading character, one Of the
best dramatic sopranos living. NINE.
Carrcno is one of the foremost of living
pianists. Reserved seats for sale at Glenn.
mer & Pooler's.
-"Postmasters will not allow non-sub.
scribers to take from the boxes, nor will
they hand to them. newspapers addressed
to subscribers refolded and returned to
them into the general delivery, without
verbal or written permit from such sub.
scrlber. A violation Of this regulation
will be considered as sufficient ground
for the remova! of the offending postmas.
ter" This is late order Of the P. NJ.
General, and will put stop to the prac-
tice of borrowing" from postmasters pa
pers addressed to subscribers. You
must now steal the reading Of your local
paper after it has been delivered from
the post-office to the righttul owner.
Regular services have now been re-
sumed in Christ Church protestant Epis-
copaD, with G. H. Beauleau, Jr., rector.
There will be services every Sunday at
10 80 A. NJ, and 7P.M. Sunday School
at the conclusion Of morning service.
Evening prayer every Friday at Z P. NJ.
Holy Communion on the first Sunday Of
every month and on High Festival day.
Tuesday evening of next week an oyster
supper will be given at w. H. Anderson's
for the benefit Of the church. We hope
our citizens will remember this supper,
and patronlze it literally, as it has been
some time since this society has asked
any favors OF the public. and they are
just now endeavoring to support regular
services.
Teachers Association, at Austin, Sat
urday, Feb. rs, p. NJ, R. E. Crane, Vice
President.
! Following is the program:
| School Government, Prof. Rankin.
Patrons visiting schools, George Rob.
ertsoD.
A class exercise in spelling, Mrs. r. r.
Campbell.
Economy in teaching, J. II. Voigt.
! Punctuality. Miss Lora Vaughn.
! Gymnastic exercises, E. SernsOn.
! Rhetorical exercises, Milton Bowers.
A class exercise in Primary Reading,
Miss Hattie Lambert.
Music in Public Schools, Miss Minnie
! Patterson.
Question Box.
Short contributions to form "paper,"
are earnestly solicited from all teachers
# the county, addressed to Eugene Sum.
my, at Austin, as early as the 22d inst.
Association at Leroy, Saturday, March
4, p. M, G. w. Hall. Vice President.
City election comes on the second
Tuesday in March, which is the 14th this
year. There is to be full set of officers
elected this spring. The general city
officers, one JUS: ice Of the peace, one al
derman aud one constable in each ward
arc TO be elected. The present list of of:
ficers all through, from Mayor Dorr
down 10 the constables, can hardly he
bettered, and we move that they all be
nominated and reelected. 1t is true
some of the gentlemen may not care to
serve their country again and respectful
ly decline. If any do refuse, it will be
ecessary TO fill their places with the
right kind of men-with those who have
good business capacity, and The best in
teres,s Of our city at heart. We must have
men, too, who are interested financially,
we mean property owners. Men natural
" are selfish, and when our own finan-
cial interests are concerned, we are al.
ways more careful Of wisely conducting
and wisely managing.
Order of services at Christ Church
during the Lenten season of 1882
Ash Wednesday, February 22d, morn.
ing prayer, litany and holy communion,
with sermon, at 1890 A. NJ, evening
prayer at ~. NJ.
Wednesdays, evening prayer with li,a;
ny, at P. N. The class preparing for
confirmation will meet the Rector at the
church ut 4 O'Clock F. NJ.
Fridays, evening prayer and litauy,
with stated readings or short address.
Holy week, daily service, morning
prayer and li.any at $780, A. NJ, evening
prayer and litanY, with short address on
the events OF the week at Z p. NJ, Except
Easter EVENING"
Candidates for confirmation are re.
ques.ed to give their names to the Rector
as soon as practicable.
G. H. BEAuLEAu, r., Rector.
THE only bitters and the only prepare
ton of iron that gives complete satisfac.
ton is Browns Iron Bitters. 1t contains
no alchohol. It does not blacken the
teeth. 1t gives real strength.
leone Where the Woodbine Twin.
eth,'
And the wild humble bee bumbleth
his humble no more. That IS what has
become of HIGH PRICES at
G. w. TAYLoR's.