Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1885-01-14
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| MCBRIDE THE GROCER
When spelling is reformed" she'll
write:
| I'm sailing on the oshun,
| The sc is hi, no sale in site.
1t fiiZ me with emoshun.''
| But one spell will not change its name;
| For sh'u be se-sik Jest the saim!
| Levi W. Decker's cigar factory is
booming. His force Of six men are hard
ly sufficient to supply the demand made
upon him for cigars. He now has three
men constantly ON the road selling cigars.
viz: Clayton Webb, VIM. Woods and
brother.
-Nor1cE. The prayer-meeting of the
Congregational church will be held this
week on Wednesduy evening, instead Of
Thursday evening. Subject. Fidelity"
The teachers meeting will be also on
Wednesday evening at close of prayer
meeting.
when the cold wind blows, take
care of your nose, that it doesn't get froze.
and wrap up your toes in warm wooden
hose" The above we suppose was writ
ten iu prose, by some one who knows the
effect of cold SHOWS during Natures re-
pose.-Ez.
Henry B. Corey is private citizen
again, after having served Mower county
as Sheriff for the years commencing
! In os 10 a.
cord as Sheriff, and we wish him abund-
ant success in any honorable business he
may engage in in the future.
Round trip tickets to New Orleans,
La, and return, commenced sale Dec. l,
1884 Rate for the round trip from Aus
tin will be $314O, for tickets good fol-
forty five (45) days; and $4O.8O for tickets
good until June lst, 1885.
G.. II. COLEMAN, Agent.
| Cook & Davidson are the agents for
Bankers patent chimney top and venti-
lator warranted perfect cure for
smokey chimneys. Any one having a
chimney which is troubled for good
|
direction. will appreciate this top.
John Beckcl having received the ap.
pointment of Jailor, caused vacancy in
the office of Street Commissioner. This
has been filled by the appointment of Pat
Gcraghty, the old standby. We are glad
to see Pat back in his old place. He was
always faithful and efficient officer.
AT the annual meeting of the Con-
gregational church last Thursday even
ing, the following officers were elected
Treasurer, N. F. Banfcld; Clerk, W. NJ.
Howe; Trustees, DR.. W. L. HOLSTER, G.
L. West; Pastoral Committee. J. NJ.
Sterling, II. Frederikse; Deacon, II. w.
Page.
Walter F. Sutherland, for several
years in the employ of Kicker, Crombie
& Co. of Milwaukee, has changed to the
service of Geo. r. Newell & Co., whole.
sale grocery house, of Minneapolis.
Walter is one Of our most estimable
young men, and we wish him abundant
prosperity in his new business relations.
List of letters remaining in the Aus"
tin post office for the 30 days ending
Jan. 10, 1885:
| Allen Sarnn n Heckathorn Chas
ArmitaKe viii McCaoeF
| Bailey wv Morris harry
Crumb CIV Olson Charley T,
| Downs Mrs Robson Jimmy
| Eddy Hiram s Saght Glenn
Foss Levi Thompson Halvor
| Graham w IL Thompson +
We are sorry to learn that Hatred
Olson, now pursuing art studies in New
York, has been out of health for the last
two months, and is now suffering from a
severe abscess on one of his feet. He is
quite favoritc with the professors OF
Coopcrs Institute, and receives an oc'
casional call from them. He is believed
to be improving.
The ingredients entering into the
composition of Mishlcr's Herb Bitters in
cludc the purest and most wholesome
herbs, from which the medicine derives
its name, and which are compounded after
the best scientific methods. DR.. Joseph
&. Lane, Chicago physician Of high
standing, after thoroughly testing the Bit
tiers, writes that he intends using it regu'
larly in his practice, having tired it with
the most gratifying results in diseases OF
the kidneys.
The annual election of officers of the
NJ. E. church Sunday school gives the
school the following staff for the ensuing
year:
Superintendent, r. o. Hall.
Assistant, G. w. Grinshaw.
Librarian, Galen Truesdell.
Secretary, Ernest Andrews.
Treasurer, Miss Alice Brown.
Chorister, w. w. Engle.
Organist, Miss Knight.
The number of teachers are twelve.
On JAN 8, 1885, at Jackson, Mimi.
$ Miss T. NJ. Rice, many years resident o
f Austin, and a school teacher for scvcra
years, was married to Mr.. H. S. Hills,
: banker of Sioux Falls, Dakota. Tn
, bride is lady of many cstimable quail
ties, and at her marriage was made tn
recipient of many valuable presents. TIL
newly welded PAIR will make their HON
| in Sioux Falls, where they receive frield
after January Is. This is golden gai
of encouragement to our schoolmarms t
never despair.
Through the kindness of City Recor
der Griffith we are able to give the fol
A lowing record of births and deaths in thi
t city for 1884: There were IS births
e equally divided between males and fe
males. OF deaths, there were 81. THREE
dsed at 50 years of age, one at Is, one a
: 20, two at 60, two at so, two ut 40, one a
20, seven shortly after birth, and twelv'
thence to 10. The deaths were from til
usual variety of diseases. No accidents
, One body found on land; cause of deaf
unknown to jury.
I | -ll1uur1ER1A We have renOrted thj