Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1883-11-14
TRANSCRIPTIONS.

Get ready for snow. 1t will come
soon.
And still the delightful autumn days
continue.
Hon ]. F. Carson of Racine, was ir
the city Yesterday.
F. I. Crane has moved into thu
Edwin French residence.
Mrs G.. Schleuder cntertains number
of her lady friends to-day.
1T is better not to take note of every
jolt in life as we pass along.
-Liverman's Genuine Colorcd Min
strels at Jones hall, Nov. Goth.
-Newry gave Bicrman big boost
He received sc out of 90 votes polled.
The enrolment in our public school:
continues to increase. 1t is now $780, .
Fillmore county district court com
menced its session at Preston yesterday.
Spring Valley creamery pays more
than $4,000 per year for cream and ex
penses.
Leonard French was in the city last
week, and renewed his TRANSCRIPT sub
scription.
Christmas is coming and now is the
time to commence advertising your Christ
mas goods.
Scarcely any sickness in Austin.
Les get up a donation for the doctors,
poor fellows
The finest and best goods in the
market at Sweningsen & JOhnsOns boot
and shoe store.
Sunday night was the coolest of the
season thus far &C. above zero at :
Monday morning.
The worst trials we have are the wor-
~ trials, those we go forward to meet,
and that never come to us.
The Usage Neacs says the Illinois Cen
trail lease of the branch, from Waterloo
to Mona. expires in 1888.
Mrs. J. p Squires has been enter
tanning her cousin. Mrs Stewart. from
Sleepy Eye, for few days.
We want load of good oats from a
delinquent subscriber or any other man.
Will pay the highest market price.
You who are troubled with kidney
difficulties cannot do better than to try
that Wakcsha mineral water at Leslie's.
For SALE.-1 set single harness,
horse blanket. robe and buck board wa
gon. Enquire of W. IT. Leslie, Austin,
MINI.
Our esteemed friend, S. Engvelson
of Cdolpho township, made the county
capital visit last Monday for the first
time since May.
There will be a wristlet sociable at
Mrs. W. w. Engle's Wednesday evening,
Nov. 81. A cordial invitation is extend
ed to all. Mrs. E. L. SKINNER
Tim cnoiOh1n 10
Universalist church, will meet with Mrs
P. T. Mcintyre next Tuesday evening
Nov. 90, 1888. All are cordially invited
--MARR1ED.-By Rev. L. H. Moses,
Oct. 20. 1888, at the residence Of the
\. Savage, all of Window, Mower county.
C. /. Case visited Chattield the week
prior to election to be present at a Case
wedding. The contracting parties were
Mr.. G. Briggs of Chicago and Miss Emma
Case of Chattield.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Wall of Spring
Valley, celebrated their 18th (crystaD
wedding anniversary Thursday, Nov. 1st.
They were well remembered by their
friends with numerous gifts.
The town of Lodi has the money to
pay all outstanding orders. and the hold
ers are requested to present them. as
after the 1st Of December, all interest
will stop. See Notice"
Frank Farmer and A. P. Flower of
Spring Valley, came over Monday Mr.
Flower is hardware merchant, and is as
sisting Frank in reinventoring the Jones
stock. He also has an idea of purchas-
ing.
The Emma Wells Comic Opera troupe
gave performances in Jones hall on both
Wednesday and Thursday evenings of
last week to good houses. Those who
attended spoke highly of the entertain
ments,
The ladies of the Floral Club enter
tanned themselves with ''picnic soci-
able" at the residence of Mr.. D. B. John
son yesterday, enjoying themselves
through an afternoon and evening in that
pleasant home.
We have been adding to our jobbing
department recently some of the most
beautiful faces of jobbing type made.
Give the TRANSCRIPT Office call if you
want anything in the line of plain or
fancy printing.
"A London surgeon says that only one
one fashionable woman in 500 can
draw full breath with all her clothes on,
and that all women should give up tight
lacing, and take DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
to strengthen their lungs.
-Barnum declares that he humbugs
people because they enjoy being hum
plugged. Those who claim not to belong
to this class will prove their sincerity by
buying DeLand's Chemical Baking Pow
der and no other There is no humbug
about that.
The only pain we can safely make
light of, is the window pane, but the pain
that racks our frame and tears our lungs
is matter of serious consequence. To
alleviate the latter and effect permanent
cure. DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup is relied on
by all sensible people.
We copy this week very interesting
article from the Northwestern Miller,
dated Nov. 2, 1888, in regard to the early
days of railroading, and what our towns
man, Simon Anderson, knew about it.
1t is very interesting, and the readers of
the TRANSCRIPT will enjoy perusing it.
BENZ. Mason has moved his little
family into his residence recently vacated
by Mr.. F. I. Crane Mrs. Mason and
little ones will winter in Austin, and
Benz will winter in Florida, and con-
tinue the sale of his Daytona lots, for
which there seems to be great demand.
On account of the failure of the
corn crop and the low prices received for
produce, l have reduced my prices on
boots and shoes. l aim to sell good
goods, and am confident that I can
save you money. Call and see.
J. SCHwAN.
The young son of J. Fl. Bliss, of
whom we spoke in last weeks TRANSCRIPT
as severely injured by being run over by
a team, has so far recovered as to dis
pense with the services of his physician,
DR.. Wheat, under whose skillful treat
ment the favorable outcome is largely due.
In few weeks Messrs. Sweningsen &
johnson will renew their stock of boots
and shoes into the store building now &C.
cupied by Hall & West, and until that
time they will offer special bargains to
their customers. If you want boot and
shoes. now is your time. Don't forget it..
For millinery, remember that Mrs.
G. s. Hildahl has fine and we'll assorted
stock, and that her prices are low, and
hG.r ro01c 1iruof ho ooot fol