Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1886-12-31
Christmas candles at the Palace Bakery.

Christmas candles at the Palace Bakery.
On New Years Day the P. O. will be
open from II 90 q. m. until 800 p. m.
Dent forget to call and look over
Dalaeer Bros. stock of Holiday goods
before purchasing elsewhere.
The K of L. ball, this evening, will
be well attended.
WAxrED.-1e,00o men. women and
children to carry of well selected stock
of boots, shoes and overshoes from
J. Schwan's Bite Front Shoe Store.
The best goods and lowest prices gHaran-
tech.
MARKEDLY Austin, Mimi. Dec. r.
1885, by Rev. W. E. Stanley. James f.
Dart and Minnie Church.
Go to Da]aRer Bros for your grocer
les for New Years.
N. Majors tells us that he has shipped
over twelve tons Of poultry and still
wants all he can get At the highest
prices for cash.
Dalager Bros fifty cent Tea beats
them all.
Silks and Sntins, Velvets and Wooden
Dress Goods, the finest duality, at Hall
s. Vests.
On Saturday evening, Jan, 1,t, the
6 o'clock The post. will open at $50
and transact the ordinary business. At 8
o'clock there will be public installation
Of officers. all comrades are requested to
lie present. The citizens of Austin are
cordially invited. BY order Of
A. E. CHRISTIE Com.
Wood only s4.0N and $3.50 per cord
at J. F. Fairbanks.
See our offer to give As books to our
subscribers.
It will always pay to go to J.
Schwan's for your boots, shoes and over
shoes. The Blue Front Shoe Store.
o. Ayers aud c. Fl. Wilbour received
gold headed canes. Christmas.
Oysters by the pint, quart and gallon
at Radermachcrs.
The entertainment given by the young
ladies of the N. K. church. Wednesday
evening, was very interesting, and a
success financially: The parties were
japanese marriage rites. After the
wedding, refreshments we're served by
young ladies and gentlemen in Japanese
costume. About thirty dollars was
taken in.
The best and cheapest oysters at Rad
ermachcrs. =
Pianos aud organs. W. F. DAY.
The young ladies give their much
talked Of kettle drum this evening.
If you want to BUY or RENT farm,
call at the Office Of Richardson. Day & Co..
over First National Bank.
Will Beatty Is now ready to serve
fresh oysters in any style. Restaurant,
basement Mower County Bank Building.
Friends of c. E. Carter, who is in CAL
for his health, will he pleased to hear
that he is improving.
WANTED. 10000 live turkeys and
chickens! In exchange for dry goods
and groceries, for which we will pay the
highest market price.
IIonnoBlN & RICE,
Opera House Block.
Ncckwcar for thu Holiday trade, at
Hall & Vests.
Our largo stock Of blankets and com
forters must be closed out Immediately.
HALL g. WEST:
The ''old ladies'" not 10 be outdonc
by the ''yOung ladies' have formed a
club under the modest title Of the
o. l.. K. u. G. 0. a. club. and will give
u kettle drum at the residence Of Mrs.
Il. o. Hall. New Years Day at 3p. m.
brrs. Lizzie Saylor will now be found
in the first house west Of DR.. q. W. Glib
sons. She is prepared to do all kinds of
trcssmaking.
F: Martin, advertising agent for the
st. Paul Ice Palace and Whit. TT Carnival.
was III the city yesterday distributing
Autographs and advertising matter.
The col0red Autographs arc very fine.
The corner stone will be land Jan. Bird,
aud the palace opened Jan, II.
Fresh pop corn every day for the holi-
days at Beauties.
Agency for TansiIl's fine LA Boquct"
cigars. Best &c cigar sold.
FOOLISH s. Weber.
PnoTocRArns.-A big reduction in
| guarantee The very best of finish and
st! lie Of work. ORvILLE SLoCGM.
Evangelist Brown, who conducted the
revival meetings in this city, last mouth,
is holding meetings at Spring Valley.
The Dominican Sisters, this city,
will re- open their music class this month.
Pupils desiring lessons in Elocutiou can
also have every attention.
Mrs. A. Morse was presented with
$1,000, Christmas, by her Sunday school
class.
Itch! Itch! Itch! Golden Itch Cure
is warranted. PooLEK l. WEBER.
Now those champions of the
world oats and wheat seperators, which
Keenan, is selling, are goiag out faster
than ever.
Following are the ofticcrs::of the Mission
Sunday school for the coming year:
Supt. 5. l.. Howell, Asst. Sup,. A. Fred
erikse, Sec. Mrs. Anderson, Treas. Mrs.
J. &. Bardslcy. Organist Miss Knapp.
chorister, DR.. 4. Phillips,
Call at James Kcenan's, aud get a
first class pair Of oscillating bob-slclghs.
Mrs. A. NJ. Tying has accepted a position
with the Grand Lodge of Good 1empIars
IN the interests of the Lodge and the
Young Woman's Christian Association
Mrs. Tying is favorably known as a tenn
perance lecturer and worker. and her
many friends in this locality Will be glad
to hear that she has secured such a good
position.
Rock bottom prices at Dalagcr Bros
Grocery Store.
Cloaks Of the latest styles, and at
casonabie prices, at Hall s. Vests.
Figs. Nuts. and Fancy Candies in
endless variety, Mt Dalager Bros.
Following is the list of letters remain
ing in the Austin post office for the
thirty days ending Dec Is SO:
Anderson. John Burns, PHI
Campbell, K Burroughs, Mrs. Annie
Aathcre. Mrs r kuSmus sen, Jcns
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