Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1884-10-29
TRANSFORMATIONS.

Winter is coming. Turn on the
raft.
Are you going to the surprise to-
night?
Bring us in the election returns We'd
nesday morning.
If you can't Bear" q cough Bull"
it, with DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Owing to an advance in freight, coal
has advanced 81 cents per ton. 1t is now
$1075.
The thoughtful and careful housewife
will now prepare the kindlings for the
morning fires.
DIR. and Mrs J. n Wheat are in
Rochester with their daughter, Mrs. E.
G. BascOmb.
Miss Mamie Jaco BIS returned recently
from very pleasant visit among friends
in Minneapolis.
The grand old forest trees, like aged
persons, begin to show their loneliness in
their approaching dissolution.
The Congregational church sociable
A. Knox. All are cordially invited.
The Houston county court house cost
1874, 626.99. This includes furniture, fur
naces, sc. 1t is said to be poor job of
work.
The swinging hammock has served
its purpose, and time has now come when
they can sit on one chair by the parlor
coal stove.
ALL card players, and especially Chris
tian card Players should read the story
in this week. TRANSCRIPT, entitled "Play-
ing Cards"
The old standby Democrats Of Aus
tin are very sauguine their party will
succeed this time. Squire Griffith is
willing TO bet money ont.
Julius johnson Of Sparta, our new
druggist. arrived IN town Thursday. His
store is now ready for occupancy, and his
goods will soon be on the shelves.
Friday night is Halloween. Look
out. We expect to be set up in the 'Mil-
Iinery" business; we usually are. Boys,
contine yourselves to harmless fun.
The oyster supper given by the ladies
of the Baptist chuch Friday evening at
the Davidson House, was an enjoyable
affair, and every body got their moneys
worth.
"A writer in Boston paper claims
that pure red clover blossoms made into
a strong tea and drunk freely of every
day will cure any case of rheumatismiin
short time.
AS rule, mans fool When it's
hot, he wants it cool; when it's cool he
wants it hot; always wanting what it's
not; never liking what he's got. main
tain, as a rule, mans fool.-Er.
Cook G. Davidson sold one Of their
lovely brilliant Jewel square stoves to
resident of Faribault recently. Do you
ask why? Because they deal in only the
best made stoves on the market, and their
prices are the lowest.
The Spring Valley Mercury says
A. J. Scribner, of FrankfOrd, has lately
been swindled out of twenty five dollars
by a pretended pension agent in Spring
Valley. Look out for the rascal
Next Monday evening there will be a
Republican rally, at courthouse hall, the
meeting to be addressed by L. A. Pierce
and Lafayette French. Let there be a
full turnout. Ladies are invited
Rev. E. R. Lathrop has moved his
family from this city to his new home in
Luvernc, Rock county. We regret hay
ing the reverend gentleman and his estim-
able family leave our city, but our loss
will be others gain. i
Our old-time friend, Caleb c. Crane
of Anoka, was in town Monday for the
first time since he removed from Austin,
five years ago. Mr.. Crane was well
pleased with the signs of improvement
and prosperity here,
To THE LAD1Es.-One way to keep
your husband in good temper is to give
him good food. If you use DeLand's
Saleratus and soda, your success will al
ways be sure, aud consequently no clouds
on the domestic horizon. +
Maj. Gould's speech at the court.
house last Wednesday evening was well
received. He was neatly introduced by
Lafayette French, and a few sound re:
marks-were made in behalf of the grand
old party by Rev. Lathrop.
-Chas. L. Smout, son of B. Smout,
formerly a resident of this city was mar.
rief Oct 10Th to Miss Harta E. Jones OF
Freeborn county. Charles is the editor
and proprietor Of the Wells Adoocate, and
it gives us pleasure to congratulate him.