Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1885-06-24


G.. II. COLEMAN, Agent.
lent sermon last Sunday morning on the
tongue" He made the most Of us be-
licve we had little too much tongue"
and that we all needed to keep close
watch upon the unruly member.
-DREss MAKING.-I am prepared to do
all kinds of dress making, cutting and
fitting after the most approved methods.
The ladies are invited to call upon me at
Mrs. McMjllan's millinery store.
! Bliss MARY YATES
Remember that the ladies of the Bap-
list church will serve strawberries, cake
and ice-c cream next Tuesday, all day, at
the vacant store in Opera House Block.
Come one and all. 1t will do you good
mentally. morally and strawbcrryly.
We have opened up for this season
the same kind Of choice and reliable
garden seeds as sold by US for the past
four years. Can save you money, and
give as good seed as any eastern growers
CLEMMER & PoOLER.
-Mesdames Boiler & Musser have adj
ded to their already large stock Of
millinery and notions, perfumes and cos
metics. You will find in their millinery
store the latest patterns and the most ap-
proved styles, at prices to suit.
The Farmers Alliance will hold q
meeting at the court house, on Saturday,
July 9TH, at p. m. A large attendance
is requested, as business of Importance
will come before the meeting.
| JONAS HANEY, President.
For good photographs, true to nature,
we'll finished and truly artistic in every
way, go to G. S. Hildahl. His gallery is
over Clemmer & Poolers store. All the
new styles and sizes Of cards. Work
guaranteed. and prices low as the lowest.
-~STRAYED.-June 9Th, 1885, from the
premises Of the subscriber, in Lyle town
ship, five spring calves. Any informa-
! ton leading to their recovery will be re-
warded by the owner. T. s. HICKOK,
Lyle P. O., MINI.
All those wishing to purchase fine
open or top buggy, phaeton, surrey, or
spring wagon, are invited to call on Oscar
Ayers, at his new repository, south side
Court House Square, Austin, Mimi. A
full line of farm implements always on
hand
| Lots IN the Sd ward are advancing in
value. Richardson s. Day have lately
sold number, to parties who are going
to build at once. They have still a few
choice lots near'the location of the new
school house, which they offer at very
low figure.
The Methodists are $27 richer by rea
son of their ice cream sales last Saturday
ut L. Taylor's restaurant. Our Methodist
friends feel under deep and abiding obi
cations to Mr.. Taylor for his very liberal
donation, viZ:-all the ice cream used,
and his pleasant rooms.
C. Schleuder went down to Chicago
last Saturday to meet his wife and little
son, on their return journey homeward
from Germany. They all returned yester-
day. Mrs. Schleuder was absent from
home nearly a year, and husband and
! friends are glad of her safe return.
NOTICE TO PARENrs.-I will thank
the parents or guardians of certain boys
to stop them from going through my
grain fields, in their frequent trips 10 and
! from Turtle Creek, where they go to fish
and swim. 1t must be discontinued.
A. 0. HoLL1sTER.
We saw an ebonized plaque, with a
boquet of daisies, ferns and for-get-me
nots, painted upon it in oil, which we
maiden, Miss Jean Crane, who was the
pupil artist, and also to Mrs. A. NJ. Rey-
holds the teacher. The flowers looked
wonderfully true to nature.
Company G (about so strong) left
Austin this "wednesday morning, for
Faribault, where the Second Regiment
goes into camp for one week. The dress
uniforms and overcoats arrived last Sat-
urday, and Capt. Trowbridge had his men
out on parade drill Saturday evening;
they made q creditable showing.
We notice our City Attorney, L. D.
Baird and wife, now ride IN one Of the
finest phaetons that has been our pleasure
to see in Austin. We also notice it was
manufactured by the Henney Buggy Co.
of Freeport, Ill.,, hence came from the
new repository of Oscar Ayers, south
side courthouse square, Austin. MINI.
The gem folding crib at T. w. Dono-
vans is the most convenient article of the
kind we have ever seen. 1t is neat, we'll
made, can be let down and rolled under
your bed in ten seconds, is not easy to
get out of order, and is tho most con-
| venient and best looking trundle bed we
ever saw. Look at them, next door east
of Oscar Ayers.
| "A lady IN this city, who had single
false tooth, snee2ed it out the other day
while feeding the chickens. An old hen
thought it was grain of corn and swal-
! lowed it as soon as it struck the ground.
After long chase the hen was captured,
behsaded, its Craw opened the tooth
found and restored to its proper place in
helped to masticate the old hen.-Qutncy
(IH.) Journal.
Miss Mary, daughter of John A.
Thompson, has been by her parents and
physicians pronounced insane. She has
and taught last week. Friday she acted
and talked unnaturally, though she was
quiet and harmless, Saturday she be,
came much worse, and is, at the present
writing, no better. Mary is tenderly be-
loved daughter, and a most excellent
Young lady. We trust we shall soon hear
Of her entire recovery.
Country Cured Salt Pork
MCBRIDE, THE GROCER.
! Saratoga Fried Potatoes.
MCBRIDE, THE GROCER.
New Turtle Greek Cheese,
MCBRIDE THE GROCER
| White fish, Herring, Mackerel,
by the Pound or Pail.
MCBRIDE, THE GROCER
Choice Dried Beef.
MCBRIDE, THE GROCER.
The Register says that paper com
menced its 23d volume June 18th. Friend
Basfcrd has, in some way, skipped one OF
two numbers. as No. Of the 23d volume
should commence with the last Thurs
day in June or the first Thursday in July.
The first issue of the Register was on
Thursday, July I'd. 1858, and as volume
is composed of one full year-52 weeks
the first number of each volume ought not