Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1885-04-15
TRANSFORMATIONS.
Trade is improving.

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Mrs. DR. Fairbanks is not quite so
well again.
TEST your garden seeds See that
they are good.
The old railway engine house at Ram
sey has been taken down.
ID at Brownsville Teachers Exami-
nations Monday and Tuesday.
-Schwan's Blue Front Boot and Shoe
Store is the place for Bargains.
A nice new and fine selection Of goods
at the Variety store. north of Opera Block.
The only child, little son. Of A. E.
Cox, has been. and still continues to be
very ILL.,
See the elegant new line of carpets at
J. Soiner's, just received, and offered at
Chicago prices.
DR. and Mr.. HOLSTER entertained
about the whole town at the church soci-
able last Friday evening.
10 Scilwan hasn't ''paintcl the town
rcd exactly. bu: he has painted his store
front il beautiful sky blue.
Miss Ncttie Brooks will open stu
do about June 1st for those wishing to
take lessons in oil painting.
TIL" Cniversalist sociable will meet
with Mrs. Amos Hi'l next Tuesday even
ing. All arc cordially invited
job work can be done at this Office
with The latest styles Of type, at prices to
SUIT. We guarantee satisfaction.
j. Sciiwau TIA, pautel his store front
blnp, and from now on will be known a,
the BLUE FHoST BOoT AND SHOE
STORE"
1t is officially announced that the
largest spots on The face Of the sun are
disappearing. Regular time for spring
Cl:tniny.
Mrs. D. B. johnson invited the doves
last Thursday 10 her pleasant home. We
husbands, all me. the desolatiOn the
ur:arlNc>s, how touching.
&. l.. West spent the greater part Of
stock Of goods for the big trade that Aus
tin is 10 have tAl, summer.
The soc,ablc Of the Baptist church
will be entertained Friday evening by
Mrs. Geo. Baird. \ good time is always
insured at this pleasant home.
-Vaudcyrift l. Clark are repairing
the plaster in the e.. y. Il. hail. y new
chimney has been erected. Thorough re
novation Of the building is in progress.
Judge D. B. johnson takes his milk
clear his cream stra yht, aud straiYh
from Jersey cow, which he has recently
purchased from Mr.. Vaughan Of Lansing
Mrs :. IL. Coleman is in Austin, and
is DESTROYS Of making sale Of her lots ia
Yates Il Lcwis's addition. Will sell at a
bargain. Call and see her at }. +. Cooks
Mcbride the Grocer is only telling
You IL few Of the many bargains to bt
made by purchasing goods at his already
popular house. Read his advertisement
"A neat story and a half cottage is be
ing erected on the first block south OF
Jake Vessels 1t is being built for Ru
tlOlph Flala, a tailor working for Jvhall
Void.
There will be musicale and sociablt
Ncduc >day) evening" \ very pleasant
tune /, expected. All are cordially in
v!tcd.
B. W. Lowell of this city bought most
Of the stall ted cattle in Frccborn county
and took them to market March Both
The price paid for them was from - tC
S+.35
Pick up all the old boards, old rails,
and in tact. all that's useless about tie
premises that can be used for summer
wood, and it will save better wood for
winter
"A novel snow storm last Sunday.
The falling tiny crystals sparkling in the
bright sunshine, made uil about look like
fairy scene, only we looked in vain tol
the fairies.
Prof. Hiram Saunders. of Evansville,
Ind, an elO4ulinnist, will visit Austin
soon. and give an entertainment. He Is
IL graduate Of Il Philadelphia school OF
EIocutiOn.
The Methodist entertainment passed
off according to announcement last We'd
nesday evening, and some parts of 1t were
very fine. The closing tabeau WAS eS-
pcclaIiy SO.
"A camel will work for seven or eight
days without drinking Wish some hui
man animals when We know. could yet
on without drinking seven or eight times
the Same day.
Mrs. Silus IL Coleman, of Beaver Dam
Wis. is IN Austin for Il few days. Many
Old friends are pleased to see her, anu
would gladly welcome herself and hus
band back ayain to a residence with us.
%. A. Schall will visit Austin mex
week All owners Of pianos that nect
attention Will find him one Of the Dcs
physicians for diseased instruments tina
ever came TO Austin. Pianos tuned ant
repaired.
DR.. j. H. Murphy. of St. Paul. says
II Recommend II very rigid preparation
for cholera, for expect it. Ii it rcache:
New York, it wont be ten days before i
II h..rfl ~ ln,n ~ hAr.
doors and out
MARRIED. In Austin, April 18th, II
the residence of the brides mother, by
Rev. W. Z. Stanley, William l.. Wells
son Of Hon. +. II. Wells OF Lansing, Il
Miss Harriet \. Dearborn.
-'Coming events east their SHADOW
before" DeLand's goods have withstnot
all tests for thirty years. and the purit,
and excellence OF their Soda and Salera
tus show the glorious future for it,
There was Il large crowd at Excelsio
| Roller Rink last week Tuesday evenin!
| to witness Chas. Walton and VIM. San
lcrs in their fancy skating acts. The.
acquitted themselves very crcdltably.
Pull down all your old sheds. old pig
pens. old cow stables, old hen-coops, pu
the good lumber aside for future use, tax
the rest for summer wood, and burn owe
the ground. anu cleanse 1t as by fire.
Mrs K. P. Gibson died III London
township. Sunday. April 9Th. in the 4ot
year Of her age. The funeral service
were conducted in the GosIee school hous
on the Tuesday following, by Rev. W. +
Stanley.
For the two wears past the TRAN
SCRIPT has been favored with the honor
and emoluments Of "Otficial Paper Of til
City" We now lay down our arms, an
surrender the honnrs to our contemporary,
the Rtstster.
w. F. kimball. formerly of Walthan
in this county, occupies the importat
aud responsible position of Assistant
Chief Engineer Of the Chicago, Milwa'
kee & ST. Paul Railway, with heat
quarters at Milwaukee.
There are about $4,000 persons
Minnesota who have TO pay speCi
government taxes for the sale or man,
tacture or liquor, beer, cigars and tobacco
These taxes must be paid before May
under penalty of prosecution
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