Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1882-06-07
BROWNSVILLE.
Another frost Monday night.

Another frost Monday night.
Monday was warm and pleasant.
Trade is good with our merchants.
II. K DAZZLE is selling stacks of fence
wire.
Which is it, "Head-cheese" or mutton
chops?"
Elder Rounce has traded his horse to
o. r. York for another
Butter 16 cents, eggs 16 cents. How
is that for high? Potatoes 80 cents.
Our road-master is putting the streets
and sidewalks into passable condition.
Thursday the Congregational church
got what it needed, thorough scrubbing
and cleaning.
Some light-fngered person helped
himself to half barrel of lime at the
new residence of DR.. Beaulieu.
Will Smith has rented house and
quit paying board bills. He thinks the
comforts of home pretty nice.
DR. Beaulieu holds prayer meetings
every Wednesday evening at Christian
Chapel. Everybody is welcome.
&C. A. Sleeper is the happy father of
another girl. Arrived Thursday. Weighs
eight pounds. Mother doing we'll.
The Both the pay car passed through
here, and made the employees of the c.
NJ. & St. P. R. r. happy once more.
-Messrs. Ed. Billings and Sam Fizell
are going to Fountain to engage in the
butcher trade. Success to the boys.
What a generous fellow Hanson is.
He gives Jens Jepson the use of lot and
lumber for wagon shop free of Cost.
Elder Cobb preached at Congrega
tional church Sunday morning and even
ing, to large and attentive audiences.
Now is the time for our citizens to
agitate 18th of July celebration. Don't
wait till the last moment, and get left.
Cliff Edwards arrived Monday morn
ing from Minneapolis. He goes back
this week and takes his family with him.
DIR. Dodd held post-mortena exami-
nation on the body of E. Perry and found
the cause of death was cancer of the
stomach.
-Messrs. o. A. Sleeper, I. G. Thatcher,
George Rolph, and Mr.. Kelvin, our sta
ton agent, have invested in railway
velocipede.
AT Sleeper & Sons you can get nice
trunk, stylish valise, beautiful neck
wear, gents button shoes and everything
you want at bottom prices.
Prof. Andrews concert will take
place the 18th, at Congregational church.
Every one is invited to be present. Tick
cts of admission, only twenty five cents.
Will the gentleman who borrowed a
new set of whitaetrees and neck-yoke at
Sleeper & Sons shed, please be kind en-
ough to return them. They are needed.
No questions asked.
j. Jepson has purchased the lot for
merly occupied by blacksmith shop,
and torn down the shop, plowed, planted
and fenced the lot, which has improved
that corner one hundred per cent.
1t is rumored that Miss Eunice Schel:
lenger will, as soon as her school closes,
return to her home in Wisconsin. She
has won the hearts of her scholars, and
the friendship and respect of many OF
our citizens, who will miss her very much
when she departs. & .@z. s.o
"A TIMELY use of Browns Iron Bitters
will strengthen the nerves and muscles
with new life and vigor, and ward off many
diseases that otherwise are sure to en-
croach upon weak constitution
LANSING. S.
4 There was no preaching in this place
last Sunday.
Items scarce this week. Every bod,
attending to their own business, we pre-
sumo.
! preached two very interesting sermons.
Mrs John Robinson returned hom
from Iowa last Thursday, where she ha.