Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1885-12-16

Doautl1ul line d christmas 2OoOS now
displayed by Dorr & Void. They will
show them to you with pleasure, and do
not ask you to purchase them unless you
desire. -
Rev G. F. Tolman, of Chicago, gave
very interesting addresses at the Baptist
Church Sunday morning and evening, on
the subject of missions. In the afternoon
he spoke in the school house at Tow
heads.
The friends of Rev. Stanley sho uld
not forget his Gettysburg lecture at the
Baptist church this wednesday, even
ing; entire proceeds go to himself. Ad-
mission, only Is cents. Crowd the
church.
On the s. 10 and Is cent counters of
Bellus & Case you can find the grandest
of bargains. Lots of notions which will
make very appropriate holiday presents
Don't forget to call upon Bellus & Case
on your rounds.
SELLING CoFF1Ss.-Why is it that 4
furniture dealer dares to charge SEQ, $40
and $50, for a casket that costs about
$15 or $50! We ask this question for
information. We may answer it our
selves, If no one else dsss.
DOR & Void are selling large guam
titles of goods. They would ask their
regular customers to call at once, whilst
their stock is gosd. Do not fail to price
their goods, and buy such as may please,
before their stock is broken.
1t is time that newspaper men distri-
buted their favors where they will do
the most good. 1t is hardly the correct
thing for paper to constantly favor men
who never think of those who are always
working in their interest.-Er.
France furnishes our markets with
the best walnuts, Louisiana the best pc
cans, the northern shore Of the Medite
ranean Sea the best almonds, the best
raisins are the Malaga raislns from Spain.
Mcbride the Grocer sells them.
LACROSSE BUSINESS COLLEGE,
Established in 1865. This school gives
as thorough business course as any and
at one third less cost than many. Life
cholarship $40. Write for particulars to
j. L. WALLACE, La Crosse. Wis.
Following is the list of letters remain
ing in the Austin post office for the 80
days ending Dec. ~, 1885:
Clark, LC M !, JShn F
Fr1dgen, John Miller, Maud
II ale, John Miller, Az, Austin
DOR & Void are selling toilet sets
books, Christmas cards, and hanging
lamps, and hundreds Of beautiful Christ
mas presents, owing to the great decline
OF goods in the eastern market, for about
one half they cost one year ago.
-Silverware, CT popular and reliable
| manufacture, and best makes, in latest
designs; silver tea sets, silver water sets.
casters, cake baskets, fruit dishes, and all
the late novelties in silver ware, for the
holiday trade, at Hayes Brothers.
NOTICE TO ALL CoNcERNED-All par
ties knowing themselves indebted to us
by note or book account, past due. must
call and settle within the next ten QO)
days. We mean business.
Z. w. TAYLOR & Co.
The Boston Store has full stock of
notions of all descriptions. They are
sold at almost ruinous prices, and are
| going off very rapidly. Many Of the
articles would make suitable holiday
presents. Centre store, Opera House
Block.
! Miss Laura Crosson is very i'll, and
her friends fear that quick consumption
is doing its deadly work. We are very
sorry indeed to learn this. Miss Crosson
! is one of Mower county's good teachers,
a most excellent christian girl, and in
her illness has the sympathy of many
friends.
Hon. John Frank, of Leroy, in this
county, is q candidate for the U. 8. Mar
shalship of Minnesota. John is a veteran
democrat, an old settler, and an old sol
der; and the editor Of the TRANSCRIPT,
| together with Mr.. Franks numerous
friends here, would rejoice to see him
succeed.
The friends of the Rev. Mr.. Heflen
gave at tho neat little residence of Mr..
Sedate Padleford, Cedar City. an Oyster
Festival for his beneft-an expression of
gratitude for his untiring ministerial
labors with them. About one hundred
were present, and all report 4 very pleas
ant time.
The new store of Basconb & Hall is
! now ready for business Our youns
friends. E. G. Bascomb and Frank O.
Hall, have very pleasant store. well
and conveniently fitted up for the grocery
business, and in few days the store and
basement will be ''cbock full" of new
and fresh groceries. See advertisement
! AT the annual meeting Of tho A. O.
u. w.. held Friday evening, Dec. 18th
the following officers were elected for the
ensuing year: E. J. Phillips, Master
Workman; W. E. Standby, Foreman;
John Frost, Overseer; Jas Cronon. Re-
Void, Treasurer; z. Fl. W1lbour, Guide
F. Hanggi, Inside Watchman; A. Knox
Outside Waterman; A. Knox, Trustees
-Harcor Lyons of Lansing, is serious
ly i'll with typhoid fever. We are sorry
indeed to learn that our neighbor IS il
tho clutches Of that wasting burning
III rr1, hA la
days and the weary, weary nights of sui
physician. With the best of home care
and skillful medical treatment, We hop'
and trust he may be able to stem tn
tide.
The best on earth, can truly be SAT-
sure, safe and speedy cure for cuts
bruises, scalds, burns, wounds and al
other sores. Will positively cure piles
letter and all skin eruptions. Try thi
wonder healer. Satisfaction guaranteed
or money refunded. Only 25 cents
Sold by Druggists.
School report in District No. A, TO
the ms1th ending Dec. II, 1885. Follow
ing are the names of those who had q
average standing above 80: Frank GREG
son, 08; Joseph Kaska. SO; Abbie Chapln
So; Cora Bell, 81; harenus Pearce, sc
Willie Bell, IS; Phsbe McGovern, IS
Eddie McGovern. "a; Frank Kaska, 81
Charlie Kaska, %; Maggie Byrnes, 90.
ROSE GRIMsHAw, Teacher.
One of the NEST enjoyable socia
event of the season occurred in larg
} party given by Mr.. & Mrs. c. H. Coat
at their pleasant home on Main street
Wednesday evening. By invitation tn
guests, about Is IN number, assemble
at an early hour. An elegant supper wa
served at Z o'clock, after which the even
ing was devoted to social intercourse
and thus was added another to the pleas
, ant events Of Austin society.
Buy your children an elegant littl
chair for Christmas.
Buy your wife one Of those lovely vii
low rockers. -
Buy your husband one of those Lowell
!, upholstered easy chairs. +.
Buy your little son one of those hans
some coasting sleds.
Buy your Christmas furniture of ..
Or snr tho old rel,ah1e furniture dealer