Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1886-11-10

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The Camp Fire supper Melted th.
Boys in Blue over go.
The Catholic Fair week before las
Melted the church over &785.
Mrs. ]. 8. Anderson Is suffering from
. severe sprain in the ankle. .
Wanted. woman to do Washing in
small family. Inquire ct this office.
-Universalist soclable at Mrs. ]. T.
Royce's next week Tuesday evening
Everybody invited. &.
Andrew Knox has been wrestling with
typhoid symptoms for week past. W.
are glad he il better.
Born, Saturday, at the home OF
w. II. Way, q daughter. This baby girl
must be very welcome.
We would like oats, corn, hay and
straw, on subscription, right away quick
Who will bring US some?
The Episcopal church 10 being treated
to q new coat of paint which will much
improve it's external appearance.
The Paulist Fathers open their one
weeks mission at st. Augustine's Catho-
lie church in this city Sunday, Nov.
21st.
There will be an extra session of the
Board of County Commissioners on the
nth. 18th and 18Th days Of November.
See notice.
Our public school is said to be doing
very finely under the new Administration:
Prot. Fitch seems to be giving the best OF
satisfaction.
Rev. II. w. Brown, the Evangelist.
preached in Lansing Saturday evening. to
. large congregation. About Is went up
from Austin.
st. Jacobs Oil is pronounced most
extraordinary cure for rheumatism by
Hon. James Harlan, ex.Vice Chancellor.
Louisville, Ky.
Married, in Lyle village. Oct. 20.
1885, by J. s. Schuyler. Justice of the
Peace, Henry Curtis and Martha Human,
both of Austin. <."~.
The Warner Touring mill has again
changed hands. The new proprietor is
A. s. Campbell of Owatonna, a brother-ln-
law of A. B. Hunkins.
-Bellus & Case desire to see all of their
old patrons in opera house block, whittier
they have removed their stock of goods.
Produce taken in exchange.
-Losr.-Account Book, with some let
tiers. The finder will be rewarded by
leaving the same at Mills & Johnson's
drug store. G. l. GIBSON.
sam Jones says 1.-TWO or three great
minds do all the thinking for this coun-
try" Thank you, Sam, for the compli.
ment, but who are the other two?
We are glad to say, that our old
friend, Al n. Kinsman and his mother,
Mrs. G. G. Kinsman, have removed to
Austin to make this their home.
Pure blood is absolutely necessary In
order to enjoy perfect health. Hoods
Ssrsapsrilla purihes the blood and
strengthens the system.
The father of Patrick Kane died in
James Geraghty's saloon this (Wednes
day) morning about 8 o'clock He was
a very old gentleman-about 30.
Mrs. Mary J. Barnes is building
handsome dwelling house on the lot
adjoining her home. She will occupy
the new residence and rent the other.
Mr.. Ruskin thinks there is 4 great
future for American art-but he hardly
realizes the enormous demand over here
for DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup. Indeed, he
doesn't.
Mrs. Hollister, the mother of DR..
Hollister, fell down the cellar stairs last
Sunday morning. at the Dr.'s house,
breaking one arm and spraining the wrist
Of the other.
Extraordinarily, Nov. Q. Wheat
No. /, coo, No. 2, Sc. Barley, No. 2,
4Oc, No. 3, 32c. Oats, white. 2Oc;
mixed, 18c. Timothy, $40. Glover,
$500. Flax. 75c.
With the new building the DEBORAH
Institute has accommodations for 400
students. The Winter term-16 weeks
begins Nov %. There will be no
Christmas vacation.
The smoke of battle is cleared away
since election, and we will now see that
our turkey and cranberry sauce is ready
by the Goth, for our thanksgiving din
ner, and let US all be thankful.
s.. H. Harrison has been engaged to
teach in the Hans g. Anderson district
No. II. township of Nevada, two miles
east of Lple village. for the term OF IA
weeks beginning Monday. Dec. l.
w. H. Bullock has changed the To-
cation of his barber shop from first door
east Of LIST national bank to Waldecker's
old stand. Geo. Morrison will open
restaurant at Bullock's old stand.
IS. A Shupe has purchased the tonsor-
ial establishment IN basement of Dunkel-
man block from Mr.. Bullock. Burt
Sherwood has dissolved partnership with
j. A. Pierce, and is now working for MIR.
Shupe.
II suffered with rheumatism in the
shoulder for months and the only thing l
found that did me any good was Saliva:
ton Oil. 1t cured me and l recommend
it to all sufferers with said disease.
n. ULNAN. Pearl st., Baltimore, Md.
Christ Church. Episcopal, Rev. p. B.
Peabody. Rector. Services next Sunday:
1890 a. m. Up. m. Morning Subject,
'Revlew of Pastoral Letter of the House
Of Bishops" Evening Subject, "Other
Peoples Sins"
"a. T. Mills has been appointed agent
for the Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Mach
Mills says the Wheeler & Wilson beats
them all. Go to Mills for sewing machine
needles. oils. and all kinds of supplies.
To All Whom II Nay Concem: After
the publication of this notice. I shall
prosecute any person who sells. gives,
or obtains for me. any intoxicant. This
is the only declaration of my intention
intend to make. ALEX MACDONALD.
Maurice Cotter had a lively time
with runaway team last week Monday,
as himself and wife were coming into
town. The carriage was upset, and
Mrs. Cotter thrown out. she receiving
several severe but not dangerous bruises.
IF. A. Ticknor has sold the pleasant
little home on Lansing Avenue to Charlie
Parks. Mr.. Ticknor will move into the
house on the corner east of the Baptist
church for the winter. We understand
he will put up q handsome residence ON
tho same lot In the spring.
Among the building improvements