Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1884-12-17

SAASop, CAA Ou, VI "AAIc u. y. SuIbl
agent for w. W. Kimball Co., Austil
Sample instrument at Mrs. s. M. Boiler
millinery store.
Get ready to eat your Christmas tut
key with due thankfulness, and RICH
spirit. Exercise charity for all; be fo1
giving, be kind, be merciful, in fact, try
just for once, to be good.
Rev. w. e. Stanley received las
week present of $25 from his comrade
of Mcintyre Post, as a token of acknow
Judgement for services in promoting tn
success of the Grand Army Banquet.
Henry schleuder, brother of G. Sch
leuder of this city, and one of the oldes
business men in Albert Lea, was marrie
at Alden on Sunday, Dec. 7th. by Rev
W. Fisk; to Clara G.. Sayre of that place
"A new upright piano is "at home
now with the members of the Ellis house
hold on Evergreen Farm, and we know
the busy nimble fingers of their daughter
Kit Carson" will make sweet music TO-
| all.
| In our last weeks issue we announc
ed the election of David Turner as Vice
Grand of Austin Lodge No. 30, I. 0. o. F..
when the proper name should have beer
G. E. Clark. Honor to whom honor is
due.
The Sunday schools of Austin will
observe Christmas Eve by appropriate
exercises in their respective churches
Concert exercises, and grand distribu.
ton of presents, will constitute the order
of program.
Miss Ada COPYRIGHT came among
US stranger, but her musical ability is
every day being more and more appreci
ated by her pupils and acquaintances
She has fine class in instrumental music,
and is dong we'll by them.
IS. MoClintick, the new landlord of
the Davidson House, is plucky fellow,
and the house is doing well under his
management. The house is conveniently
located for farmers, and they are patron
izing him literally.
-DREss MAK1NG.-I am prepared to do
all kinds of dress making, cutting and
The ladies ere invited to call upon me at
Mrs. McMi'lan's millinery store.
MARY YATES.
No. 2 wheat in Chicago Monday.
closed at 7Os cents, the lowest point
known since 1862. 1t is said all the ele-
vators on the G., M. and St. P. r. r. are
running over with wheat, and 1000 loaded
cars at different points.
Taylor & Co. will supply you with
the freshest fruits in the market.
Go to Taylor 6 Co. s for your groceries,
They will not be undersold.
60 to Taylor g. Co. for your grapes.
Fresh vegetables at the Palace Grocery
House.
j. F. Fisher, Will Fisher, and their
mother Mrs. F. Fisher, leave for Red
Bluff, CAL, to. day Mrs. ]. F., and her
mother, Mrs. Stewart, and two children.
left for Washington county, New York,
yesterday:
The druggist who hesitates now is
lost for the winter. He should sling to-
gether some sweet oil and liquorice and
bring out his cough cure at once. DR.,
Bulls Cough Syrup does not pay him
enough profit.
CHRISTMAS SL1PPERs.-Jo. Schwan
has large stock of ladies' and gents
slippers, which he is selling at absolute
cost. They are nice goods No humbug
Suitable for Christmas gifts. Call around
and examine them.
Miss Gertie Ellis intends to spend the
greater part of her vacation at the New
Orleans Exposition. She will no doubt
avail herself of the benefits of the teach
ers' excursion, taking in with them their
joys and sorrows also.
II move" said a delegate in a Vir-
ginia convention, 'that our chairman
take dose of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
he is so hOarse that cannot understand
him." That gentleman had no doubt
tried this wonderful medicine.
He that giveth to the poor lendeth to
the Lord. And that which is given will
be paid back again, shaken, pressed down
and running over. Now, friends, you
have heard the conditions of the loan; if
you like the security, down with your
dust.
The man who put his money in the
stove for safe keeping, and his wife who
built the fire and consumed it, both live
in Moberly. A man who will let his wife
get up and build the fires ought to have
all his money burned up. Just good
enough for him.
Levi w. Decker, proprietor of the
cigar factory over McBride's grocery
store, has now five men employed MAX
ing cigars. He has recently received
large lot of cedar boxes, and beautiful
lot of labels. His labels are all very
handsome, some of them being imported.
Thomas Riley, chief of police, says
we must not empty any more ashes in the
streets, in front of our residences. 1t is
a slovenly habit, and should not be in
dulged in, even though it should some
times be very convenient to do so. There
is city ordinance against it, and when
we do this we are violators of the law.
List of letters remaining in the Aus
tin post Office for the 30 days ending
December -, 1884:
Burdick, James H. Janson. Carel
Cooper, John Mandt Miss Emma M.
Dettelhad, F. Mehen, jain
Dickinson, NJ. E. Miller. Albert
Helle, William Mcneil, Miss Eliza
Hengstler, Mrs. VIM. Schovanet, G. F.
HOag, John Scullen, G. w.
Johnston, Cathern J. Stokes, James.
Christmas presents in endless vari-
ETY., at G. schleuder's jewelry store.
Glass report District No. Al. Pleasant
Valley: Henry Hover 97a. Frank Hoppin
9ea, Sadie Hoppin 954. Matte Rowley 924,
Ollie Rowley 95, Henry Rowley 95, Luz
:cinda Cotton 914, Ada Cotton 9l3, Bertha
Rowley 80, Herman Grams 80, Jack OF.
son oct, Oscar Olson 87}, Ada Olson 862.
CALL1E A. WEIGH, Teacher.
China tea, coffee and mustache cups:
MCBRIDE THE GROCER.