Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1884-10-15

"Aere He Is Ill tne employ OF MI. MARVIN,
General Superintendent of Dairy Exhibits
for the Worlds Fair at New Orleans.
White Wine
and
Grape
Vinegar.
MCBRIDE, THE GROCER.
j. T. Sargent is building a new house
in Yates & Lewis addition, just west of
the John Yates place. 1t is story and
a half house, size 24x31. He has two
lots, and the location is pleasant one.
Our schools are doing we'll, and set
ling down to business and good work.
Prof Gibson is making friends, and we
expect year of unusual advancement in
our school. Let the good work go on.
Have You Seen
Those Tea Sets, Pitchers,
Individual Salts, Butter Dishes, ETC.,
in the new Etruria Ware?
MCBRIDE. THE GROCER.
The poor sufferer that has been dosing
himself with so-called trOches and there
by upset his stomach without curing the
troublesome cough, should take our ad-
rup and get we'll.
The New York Board of Under
writer's has posted notices in this vicinity
offering a reward of $3.50 for the con-
viction of the person or persons who set
fire to George Rolph's store in Browns
dale some time ago.
Judge Allen, Baptist Sunday School
superintendent, has recently presented the
school with nice little library worth $40.
He also furnishes the beautiful illustrated
sheets on which he reviews the lesson at
the close of the session.
Died, in the town Of Lyle, Oct. II,
Edith May, infant daughter of MIR. and
Mrs. Clark Hemstreet, aged 16 months.
Funeral services at Enterprise school
house, Monday afternoon, Rev. W. E..
Stanley of Austin officiating.
-REPUBL1CAN MEETING.-Hon. o. B.
Gould, of Winona, will address the citi-
zens of Austin, on Wednesday, the 22d of
October, at the new Court House hall, at
7:3O p. M, on the political issues of the
day. Ladies especially invited to be pres
ent.
John NJ. Mcbride, of Minneapolis,
has been in the city for the past two
weeks recruiting up for the winter. He
looks as though Minneapolis zephyrs
were not good for his health. Better
come back and live in healthy town,
} Ohm.
After five years of service in the
TRANSCRIPT Office, A. P. Book left us last
Friday for Elkader, Iowa. Our readers
we'll know what we think of him, so it IS
not necessary to repeat. Our best wishes
follow him and his good wife to their new
home.
Taylor & Co. will supply you with
the freshest fruits in the market.
Go to Taylor & Co. s for your groceries.
They will not be undersold.
Go to Taylor & Co.. s for your grapes.
Fresh vegetables at the Palace Grocery
House.
When others are suffering, drop a
word of kindness and sympathy. If they
are suffering from cold, give them Dr.
Bulls Cough Syrup; few doses Of this
valuable remedy will afford instant relief,
and twenty-five cent bottle will cure the
worst cough.
"A. O. Hollister has bought 80 acres
of land on the west side of his place, of
J. K. Strever, for $4,000, Mr.. Strever TAX
ing as part payment farm Of 80 acres 2
or miles west, for $4,000. This acqui-
sitlon will give Mr.. Hollister very de-
sirable place.
The young folks of the Methodist
society hold a seciable this evening with
Mrs. J. F. Andrews. All, both old and
young. are cordially invited, and as there
are to be some special attractions it is de-
sired that large attendance be present.
Remember, this (Wed nesday) evening.
An effort is being made to recall Prof.
W. H. Leib, of St. Paul, to give another
course of instruction in vocal music
sometime in November. If Prof. Leib
should come back we hope all of our
young people will improve the opportu-
nifty of enjoying his invaluable instruc-
ton.
The track on the B. G. R. & N. Ry.
extension to DEBORAH, was laid, previous
to the rains Of the past few days, four
miles this side of Ossian, and within
eight miles of DEBORAH The rains have
interfered with track-laying and it may
be two Or three weeks before trains on
the new road are running to DEBORAH.
Letters from Callies, Germany, from
Mrs. G.. Schleuder, tell of a delightful
voyage, safe arrival, glad reunion will
mother, brothers, sisters and old friends
in that dearly loved German Homt
Across the Sea-" The best wishes O.
many friends in Austin will follow he
until her return to the land of her adop
ton.
Letters from Mrs. A. A. HARDWOOD in
forms us that she will spend the presen
winter in Washington with friends. Sh|
is enjoying usually good health, ant
hopes to meet her Austin friends at n.
far distant day. Says she feels man,
times that had they remained in Mime
sofa her husband and son might still b.
living.
The home is the seat of human civil
cation and human love. Give to the ladie
who reign there every thing that is posi-
BILE to add to their happiness. We think
most of them would be profoundly crate
full if they were always supplied with De
Lands Saleratus and Soda, as they ar,
guaranteed to he equal or superior to any
thing on the market.
Rev. E. NJ. Williams, who resigne,
the pastorate of the Congregations
church of Austin some fifteen years ago
preached for us last Sunday morning ant
evening. The attendance was very large
and his sermons were much enjoyed. MI
Williams 10 a cvnnt fv;onH of Car1atOn co1