Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1886-04-07
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Sunday was lovely spring day.
Fred Cress' new house is being en-
! closed.
Business is brisk. Our merchants
are very busy.
Mills & johnson have beautiful new
black walnut cigar case.
Ladies, read Mrs. R. ]. Douglas ad-
| vertisement. She is agent for corsets.
For SALE.-Firstclass restaurant at
Lyle. Address w. B. Mcdonald, Lyle.
The frame will soon be raised for
J. E. Robinson's new house on Main
street.
DIR. A. A. Ames Dem } was elected
| mayor Of Minneapolis yesterday by a
plurality over Plllsbury of 6,265.
"A. E. Cox is now sole proprietor Of
the r. r. House. Mr.. Horrobin expects
to leave Austin soon with his family,
"A heavy fire occurred in La Crosse
yesterday. Estimated losses, $500, 600
to 100000. John Paul alone loses
mills and lumber to the value of $3.50, 600.
ALL kinds of small pictures copied and
enlarged to any size, and entire satisfac-
ton guaranteed by Mich. Portrait Co.
See our samples of India ink at s. c..
Clark's hardware.
The TRANSCRIPT has large congre-
CATION each week. Its local columns are
live and readable, and its advertising col
umns will tell all purchasers where to
find the best bargains.
IF. s. Putnam, general agent for the
Michigan Portrait Co., is in town, exhib-
iting specimens of India Ink and Water
Color Portraits. Don't fail to look them
over. They are fine.
Prof. B. M. Lawrence, of Minnesota
Academy, Owatonna, will give his lecture
on Outlines of Astronomy" at the Bap-
fist church, Friday evening, April 8, for
the benefit Of the Scientific Department
OF the Academy.
-2O6 teachers recorded present at the
Teachers Institute held in this city last
week, under the charge of Co. Supt.
Belden and Instructors Prof, Niles and
Miss Sprague. The largest attendance
at any institute ever held in the County.
| F. S. Putnam general agent for the
Mich. Portrait Co., will remain in this
city for few days, soliciting orders for
portraits. No matter how old or faded
your pictures may be, he will guarantee
| satisfaction. No pay till work is deliv-
cred.
| SAM JsNEs.-The noted revivalist 8
sermons have been selected and published
| by the Globe Publishing Co. of Chicago,
in neat books that are to be sold by sub
scription only. Good agents can secure
profitable employment by addressing
State Agent, P. o. box 159, Austin, MINI.
Those India Ink and Water Color
Portraits on exhibition at Mills & John.
sons drug store, are the work of The
Mich. Portrait Co., they make all sizes
from 8x1O to 48x75. Prices from s. ia
$50. Give them trial order. No pay
until work is delivered. Entire satisfac-
ton guaranteed.
j. A. Sands, Of Newburg, N. Y.
will arrive in Austin in a few days. ane
about May lot will open a new stock Of
dry goods at the old F. King stand OF
the south side of the famous Mcbride
grocery store. Mr.. Sands has rentet
F. A. Richardson's residence on Water
street. See advertisement.
Who Of US are without our troubles
be they small or Target The blessings .
health are best appreciated when we ar
sick and in pain. 1 hacking cough.
severe cold or any throat or lung disease
are very troublesome; but all these ma
be quickly and permanently cured by d.
Biglow's Positive Cure. Safe and pleaa
ant for children. Price 70 cents. I
| HEAVY MARES FOR SALE.-I have
number of fine half-blood Norman mare
for sale, weighing from 1900 to 15O'
pounds each, from to years old. AL
dapple grays, we'll matched for siz'
color, build or disposition. Purchaser
can see from one to three colts from eac
of these mares, and judge Of their breed
ing qualities; also a span of three yea
old colts for sale cheap.
| II. w. LIGHTLY, Austin, MINI.
In tho pursuit Of the good things o
this world we anticipate too much; We ca
out the heart of the sweetness Of world
pleasures by delightful forethou ght
them. The results obtained from II
use Of DR.. Jones Red Glover Tonic II
exceed all claims. It cures dYspepsi
and all stomach, liver, kidney and bla'
der troubles. It is = perfect tenic, app
tizer, blood purifier. sure cure II
malar,al diseases. Price 20 cents.
-Nor1cE.-The lot,owners Of Oal
wood Cemetery are requested to meet
the office of c. 81. Davidson, Secretary
Board Of Trustees, on Friday afternoo
April 9, 1885, at 8 o'clock. for the pu
pose Of electing 2 trustees for years
place of G. 81. Litchfeld ana c. Fl. D
wilson whose terms Of oface have expi
ed, and one trustee, for one year,
place Of 81. w. Page who has resigned.
C.H. DAVIDSON, Secretary.
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Vaudeville We
fully apprised of the fact that last Tue
day was the twentieth anniversary
their wedding day. About fifty frien
managed to get themselves into the hou
just a. the proprietor was thinking abe'
making arrangements for early retirin
and = good nights rest, and the gent
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