Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1885-06-24
Patterson sells Hardware.
Saturday was very hot day.

Patterson sells Hardware.
Saturday was very hot day.
Mrs. A. P. Kirkland is very feeble.
Our public school closes this week.
Bargains +. King is closing out his
stock.
Last Monday was the longest day of
all the year.
Go to c. A. Dalager for bargains in
boots and shoes.
Some desirable rooms for rent. In
quire Of 0. Ayers
-Bellus g. Case are doing rushing
business-and don't you forget it,
1.-THE Sweet by and by" at Beatty's.
Pop corn balls and molasses candy.
See the lovely cherry bed room sets
at DonOvaa's, east Of Oscar Ayers.
-Eemembcr that your success IN life
depends upon how you conduct yourself.
The spirit and the flesh both cry
aloud for little less rainy and more dry
weather.
Select your boots and shoes from that
new stock at the white front boot and
shoe store.
-Supt. Bclden will preach in the Bap-
fist church of this city next Sunday
morning.
Cut down the weeds. They arc get
ting tall and rank about some of our
premises.
C. A. Dalager keeps full line of
John Fosters fine shoes for ladies, and he
sells cheap.
New Mower County wall maps, for
sale, at $3-origlnal price STAT TRANS
CRYPT office.
Rev Frank L. Thayer will preach in
the Universalist church next Sunday
morning, juno 28th.
We shall all enjoy the union evening
services, which will be continued through
the heat of summer.
Next Tuesday evening, the sOciablc
of the Universalist society will meet with
Mrs. w. W. Patterson.
The new law firm is made up of L. F.
Clausen & II. B. Corey. Office over J. F.
Andrews hardware store.
Every one is talking over the bargains
at p. Kings dry goods store. Go early
and secure some Of them.
The late Job Engle had $4,000 life
paid to the surviving widow.
We'll trimmed lawns. about our homes,
and neatly trimmed grass plats in front of
them speak we'll for jewellers.
Don't forget that Brownsville cele-
bratcs the 4th, and that Mr.. O. w. Shaw
of this city makes the address,.
We stand good show TO have the
new railroad on the 3Oth, next Tuesday,
and we arc sure of Sells circus.
The latest styles in cards is the crazy
edged. Different designs Of them just re :
Ceived at the TRANSCRIPT office.
Hot weather will soon be here. Then
icecr will be in demand and G. F.
Radermacher's will be the place to buy it.
New styles wall papers arriving. A
few old ones, to close out, at big dis
counts CLEMMER & PooLER
If you must smoke. smoke fine fra.
grant cigar. The place to, buy such
cigars, is of G. F. Radermacher. Mill St.
j. b. Yates is busily at work these
days canvassing for farm insurance for
the Home Fire Insurance Go. Of New
York.
-Supt. Belden spent last week visiting
schools in the vicinity Of Leroy the
week previous in Pleasant Valley and VI
entity.
An exchange has a long article on
"Reform at Funerals" Wouldn't it be
better to reform little while before your
funeralp
LOOK ! LOOK Mrs. Mcmillan will
sell her entire stock of millinery and fan
cy goods at cost, for the next ten days,
for cash.
"A few hundred pounds of type metal,
(Which makes the very best babbit metaD,
for sale at the TRANSCRIPT Office, at 10
cents pound, cash.
When minister breaches sermon
that pleases everybody, nine cases out of
ten he has preached q sermon that the
Lord will not endorse.
There will be union services at the
Congregational church next Sunday even
ing No service at the other churches.
All are cordially invited
Don't forget that o. Slocum has the
finest novelties of the season in the photo
line, and he will make it an inducement
for you to give him a call
The fire limits should be extended
around the public square. No more
wooden buildings should be erected on
any lot facing the square.
-Papering, painting and withdrawing
done with neatness and dispatch.
Mrs NJ. A. FORD,
Residence in Sd Ward
We regret very much that we sent
our visiting friends of the G. A. r., to
Portland Oregon" last week. The mis-
take is one Of the unaccountables.
We hear of several new students
from this city that contemplate entering
Carleton College at Northfeld, at the be-
ginning of the next school year.
SEED BUCKwHEAr FOR SALE.-We
have some choice seed which we wish to
sell. Enquire at our office.
RICHARDSON & DAY.
A lawn sociable will be held with Mrs.
Fl. W. Page this "wednesday afternoon,
June Gath, if pleasant. Picnic supper
served at 6 o'clock. All are cordially in
vited.
There will be special meeting Of
Mcintyre Post No. 66, next Saturday
evening, at their hall. A full attendance
Is desired, as important business is 10 be
considered.
We eat Minnesota strawber now
days and they are as fine fruit We believe
as can be found any where. Rev Morse
says the yield from his field promises tc
be unusually large.
Official announcement is made of the
first premium on canned sweet corn, to.
matoes and squash to the Austin Canning
s. Preserving Co. by the Worlds New
Orleans Exposition.
Married, June 1s, 1885, at the resi-
dence of the brides parents. in Glenvllle
Mimi, Mr. w. II. Martin Of Lyle, MINI.
to Miss Ella II. Hutchinson, of Chenille
Elder J. Truax officiating.