Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1885-05-27
City and Vicinity.


City and Vicinity.
Good wages and easy place. Address C. A.
Wilder, box 465, Austin, Mimi.
Patterson sells Hardware.
Sells circus is billed for Austin June
3Oth.
Glassware in abundance at the variety
Bargains. F. King is closing out his
stock.
How old are you? We shall ask the
census taker.
Step in and see the bargains at the
variety store.
There will be an entertainment at the
Rink tonight.
Go to G. A. Dalager for bargains in
boots and shoes.
Union services at the Congregational
church Sunday evening.
Gentle Annie fingered some time, but
we know she IS here now.
Mrs. s. n. Frisbie of Oakland IS Wis
ting relatives in st. Paul.
Skating at the rink tonight before
and after the entertainment.
The frisky farmer is now Waiting
around among the corn hills.
Don't fail to take advantage of bar
gains in laces at the variety store.
And now DR.. Wheat has knocked
down the fence about his residence.
1.-THE Sweet by and by" at Beattys.
Pop corn balls and mollasses candy.
See the lovely cherry bed room sets
at Donovan's, cast Of Oscar Ayers.
Those Irish trimming laces at the
variety store are very nice and cheap,
Fresh oatmeal this week.
MCBRIDE, THE GROCER.
Residents are not paying up their
real estate taxes as we'll as non residents.
Only so in the shade at halt-past six
last Friday evening. Bring us palm
leaf.
Mrs. o. w. Gibson is planning for a
short visit TO relatives in Rockford ILL.,,
soon.
Select your boots and shoes from that
new stock at the white front boot and
shoe store.
C. "A. Dalager keeps a full line of
John Fosters fine shoes for ladies, and he
sells cheap.
Richardson s. Day have a large
amount of money constantly on hand, to
loan at usual rates.
Every one is talking over the bargains
at F. Kings dry goods store. Go early
and secure some OF them.
Mrs. Silas butcher is entertaining
sisters husband from Wisconsin. The
sister will remain some time.
The militia drill Friday night was en-
joycd by a number of spectators, who
gave the boys many compliments.
The 1st door north of the Opera Block
you can get fine dress laces, from to 5
inches wide, at and 10 cents per yard.
Try my seven pound roasted coffee
for one dollar. 1t is a good deal better
than it looks. MCBRIDE. THE GROCER.
Hot weather will soon be here. Then
ice-crcam will be in demand ; and G. F.
Radermachcr's will be the place to buy it.
Mrs Rose Carter Litchfield of Sioux
Falls is the guest of her father, VIM.
Litchfcld of this city for few weeks.
New styles wall papers arriving. A
few old ones, to close out, at big dis
counts. CLEMMER & POOLER.
1T was only Sic, 900 B. W. Lowell paid
for stock the present month already. The
greater portion of it is already shipped.
New Orleans molasses is lower this
year than usual
MCBRIDE, THE GROCER.
For perfect abstracts of title to any
lands or lots, go to VIM. NJ. Howe's
Abstract Office, in Dunklemann's Block.
If you must smoke, smoke a fine fra.
grant cigar. The place to buy such
cigars, is Of G. +. Radermacher. Mill St.
If you try Snow Flake Baking Pow
der once, you wont have any other after
wards MCBRIDE, THE GROCER
The play "Blue and Gray" rem
dered at Mankato last week, netted to
the G. A. r. soldiers monument fund
$780,
Mrs. Geo. Baird entertained small
company of Austins young people Friday
evening. for the benefit Of her son Ed, of
Graceville.
There will be great sale of Holstein-
Fricsian cattle Mt Minneapolis FAIR
Grounds, June 4, 1885. First in the
Northwest.
Tho TRANSCRIPT is just too full for
utterance. We were positively obliged
to refuse cash advertising last week. No
room, no room.
The state examinations have been
vcxing the righteous souls of the pupils
of the eighth grade Of the our public
school this week.
Rev. Stanley will exchange pulpits
next Sunday with Rev. Moore, of Albert
Lea. Rev. Moore will preach at Lansing
Sunday afternoon.
Mems fine calf shoes at $500 pair,
the best shoe for the money IN the market,
at Sweningscn & Johnsons Red Front
Boot and Shoe Store.
s.. c. Bacon has been confined to his
home for two or three weeks by illness.
He is not improving as fast rs his friends
would like to see him.
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
--Austln's schoolma'am In demand
only three rigs started out of town one
Friday night after one of them. The
fastest team secured the prize.
Strawberries selling in Owatonna las,
week for IS cents per box, in Austin, Ii
cents. We are little further SOUTH or is
the difference in our grocerss
Austin wears strawberry and cream
look now every day. Two boxes for Ii
cents box is cheap for this time of year,
and the berries luscious ones.
"A new janitor for the public schoe'
building arrived in town on foot, Satur
day morning. Live weight nine pounds
He has rooms with Fred Cress.
%. C. LaBar of Udolpho. has TX
chickens already Matched and counted
and more on the way. He raised 1926 las'
year. Send us over rooster 0. c.
Three young ladies. Misses Cora and
Carrie Manning and Miss Cora Bump,
were baptized Sunday afternoon, in the
Red Cedar river by Rev. w. E. Stanley.
Sugars have advanced. Hadn't yor
better buy some before they go higher,
See price list to-day.
MCBRIDE THE GROCER
Mrs. J. F. Cook and Mrs. Andrew