Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1882-05-24


WEDNESDAY MORNING. MAY "A, 1899.
CITY AND VICINITY.
-4A1aj. Van is in town.
PAINT at GERARD's cheap.
Boys Carts, at Fernald & Co.'S
Warmer, brighter days, last week
Smoked hams and shoulders, at Cal
Taylor's.
Rev. c. D. B>lden preached at Waseca
last Sunday.
SCREEN Doors at GERARD's Call
and sec them.
Dress ginghams, at &c per yard.
KING & FISH.
Oscar Ayers sells the Philadelphia
Lawn Mowers.
This spring weather seems to have
the spring-halt.
The luscious b;valve is off now on his
yearly vacation.
The picnics do not ripcn by a very
large May ority.
New lot Of those Fancy Centre Tables,
at Fernald & Co.'S.
Cold weather; overcoats as comforta-
bic as in January.
For fresh lettuce, onions and radishes,
go to Cal. Taylor's.
$3.50 in advance pays for the TRAN
SCRIPT for one year.
Money to loan, at per cent.
F. \. T1CKNoR.
-Alabastine, in tints, at
CLEMMER & POoLER's.
Go to GUMS millinery store for your
spring purchases.
No meeting of the Teachers Associa-
ton next Saturday.
Dress goods, from 10 cents upward.
KING & FISH
j. S. Bishop, of the L. Roy Indepcud-
enf, was in town last Friday.
If you want the boss mower, buy the
-ASNOlmlCh, VI OSCttI ayers.
Who Of the Austin Sir Knights and
their wives are going to Red Wing?
Farmers Alliance meeting Saturday
afternoon Large attendance requested.
School books, paper, pens, inks, pen
ellis, &c., at CLEMMER & POOLERs.
Scratch books. in large variety, at the
TRANSCRIPT office
Leave orders for lumber at D. NJ.
Thompson's coal Office E. II. GERARD.
Cash paid for old iron at the Foundry.
AMEs BROTHERS.
Try Mobiles Charm for coughs and
colds, at Clcmmcr & Pooler's.
5000 yards best remnant check ging-
ham, 10 cents per yard. KING & FISH
Call at Thompson's for coal, wood
and lime. lie is selling cheap for cash.
Farmers, we want your produce
pay the biggest prices. KING & FISH.
Cash paid for old iron at the Foundry.
AMEs BROTHERS.
F. P Mcbride, the busy wide awake
grocer, went up to St. Paul Monday night
If the weather don't change soon,
summer will meet with cool reception
Standard quality, lowest prices in
Furniture. Full stock at Fernali s. Cos
Remember Milwaukee lime is the best
in the country. Can be had of Thcmp-
son.
Oscar Ayers sells the Furst and Brad
ley Hay Rakes, made for one Or two
horses.
Oscar Ayers sells the old reliable Hol-
lingsworth Hay Rake, with pole for two
horses.
Mrs. j. Solner has been spending the
last two weeks with her son Nordahl, at
Moorhead.
SOMETHING NEw.-Japancsc paint
ings and ornaments, at
CLEMMER & PooLER's.
-BUGGY For SALE.-A good side-bar
open buggy to be seen at G. K. Hanson's.
D. COBB.
Attention, ''cverybodyr' Fall in!
Forward march to J. Schwan's for Boots
and Shoes.
Rev. c. E. Wright preached at Owa-
tonna last Sunday-in exchange with
Rev. Brown.
Stop that cough with Mobiles Charm
1t will cure every time. Sold by Glenn
mer & Pooler.
H. NJ. Daniels of the Lime Springs
Tribune, made his friends in Austin a
visit last week.
Don't forget the low prices in furni-
ture at the extensive furniture rooms of
8. c. Olson. Get his prices before you
purchase elsewhere.
Come and buy the best corset you
ever bought, at 50 cents.
KING & FISH.
Go to G. S. Hild&hls for Photos taken
on the Gelatine Dry Plate. All negatives
taken instantaneously.
The latest recipe for cross husbands,
is large dish of cucumbcrs. Husbands,
better be on your guard.
-"As true as you live" Cal Taylor has
fresh, luscious strawberries for sale!
Don't all speak at once.
The nobbiest and cheapest lot of
Baby Carriages in town is at
FERNALD g. Cos.
TO work and wait was the old reliable
rule of business. To take advantage,
steal and swindle, the new one.
Ladies, if you want a nice fitting
shoe, secure a pair of the celebrated Rey-
nold's Bros make, at Schwan's.
I'VE have just found out what they do
with all the old pianos, ''cut them over
and make them into accordeons."
-LosT.-A watch charm, book form.
AnH one findinn tho sax,,o a,,d laaz:.a. a.