Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1886-01-06
THE TRANSCRIPT
10srIN. WEDNESDAY. JANUARY s. 1885
City and Vicinity.
Ian. 18th ia the date.


The Austinitesl were well pleased with
Spring Valley.
Go to D. B. Smiths for hard or soft
coal, and wood.
Plenty of good fresh butter for sale.
by Be1lus & Case.
Tea, Tea Tea; try it. Csc h., at
Bascomb & Halls.
The law card of Mr. L. F. Clausen
appears on first page.
Flesh fruits of all kinds, at G. w.
Taylor's grocery store.
Minneapolis Flour kept at the new
store of Bascomb & Hall.
Now for business Our next holiday
will not be until July 4th.
1t is said that the recent fall of snow
was about two feet on the level
Hayes Brothers have fine line of
Opera glasses, for sale or for rent.
Come and see the Rochester lamp
IS candle power. MILLS & JOHNSON.
We. are sorry indeed to learn Of the
poor health Of the eldest son of Mrs. Hugh
Mills.
The elegant new chandeliers for the
court house have arrived. and are Delng
put up.
Some more very choice Poland China
Pigs all sizes and ages, for sale by j. y.
-Furlong
For late styles and patterns of
Crockery and Glassware 10 TO Bascomb
& Halls.
The bell and buglc cranberries are the
choicest in the market-for sale bv Dal-
aver Brothers.
Capital, they say, is coward. And
so it is in a certain way. 1t 10 often
afraid Of q word.
For oysters. by the pint, quart or
gallon, 90 to the busy grocery store OF
Dalayer Brothers.
The portland (Oregon) gifts" arrived
safely, and each found a coy niche IN
waiting for them.
Smoke the Rochester Puff. None
better, 50 old smokers say. Try one.
BAscoMB & HALL.
Richardson & Day have a large
amount of money constantly on hand, to
loan at u ual rates.
The Ladies' Floral Club will hold a
business meeting, at the Library, Tues
day, Jan. ~, at 3 p. m.
For genuine maple syrup-warranted
pure and unadulterated-go to Dalager
Brothers Grocery Store.
The opening of the public schools
was postponed until next Monday, on
account of scarlet fever
Short Horn Bull Calves, and Poland
China pigs, all ages, for sale cheap.
j. J. FURLONG.
Dame Nature ushered in the New
Year with warm sunshine, and lovely
day in which to be happy.
1voh
Hall and get your Maple Syrup. 1t is
very fine. $40 a gallon.
If you want 10 BUY or RENT farm
call ut the office Of Richardson u Day,
over First National Bank.
The world-rcnowncd Purity Flour Of
Faribault is now 81. 40 per sack, instead
Of $1.75. at &. w. Taylor & Cos.
The finest Michigan Apples ever in
this market, So 90 per barrel. at
G. W. TAYLOR & Cos.
The remaining Teachers Associations
appointed ut Rose Creek, Jan. 9th, and
Mt Austin, Jan. 10th, will be omitted.
do to J. Keenan's, on Main street,
and see those splendid cutters and bob,
slcighs he is selling at rock bottom prices.
Wine has lost its popularity, and tea
and coffee have been substituted at New
Years calls. The curse is being doomed
Orders for washice left with F. P.
Mcbride will be promptly filled.
w. r. Vaudeville.
H W. Bulls gives the best square
meal for Is cents Of any public house in
this city. He keeps the Davidson House.
Bulk and Canned Oysters kept at
the new store. Fresh and nice.
BAsCoMB & HALL.
-Dalager Brothers have big stock of
crockery; latest styles of china; also a
fine assortment of glassware. Call and
see.
This being the week of prayer
services were held in the Congregational
church. Tuesday, Wednesday and Fri
day evenings.
Preaching services will be held IN Ian
sing. Sunday afternoons, Jan. 3, II and
81. and ut Towheads Jan. 10 and "a, by
Rev. Stanley.
Rev. T. NJ. Gossard died at San'J ose,
CAL, Jan. I'd. He was known here
abouts rs an energetic Methodist worker
for many years.
Clean the snow off the sidewalks in
stanter, aud thereby promote the happi-
ness of the travelling foot passenger. And
don't you forget it. either.
The Aid Society Of the NJ E. Church
will hold q cap seciable with Mrs. A. c.
Case, Friday evening. Jan. 9th. All are
cordially invited to attend.
-"Strathmore" was we'll played by
the Austin Dramatic Club last Tuesday
and Wednesday evenings in Spring Val
ley. The club did themselves honor.
Just think of it.! Beautiful hand
sleds for IS and IS cents each. at the
Boston Store. No little boy In Austin
should 20 without his sled this winter.
"A fine lot of choice winter apples
full measure, 3 bushels to the barrels
only $3 per barrel:
DALAaER BROTHERS.
ALL day Saturday, and all day Sun
day, and all day Monday, We were JUS
showed in, and blowed IN. The weather
was mild, but snow and wind were plen
liful.
-FJRN1TURE AT COsT.-At T. w. Don
ovan's, until sold. All are invited to cal
and see him, and take advantage Of tn.
s-oat aoAls-~ Soc hia advertisement olso
where.
ALI those indebted to Boiler & Rich
evs will please call and settle. as all &C
counts will be placed in the hands Of an
attorney for collection after ten days from
this date.
THE largest and most complete stocs
of China. Glassware and Fancy Holiday
Goods ever on exhibition in this city, K
be had at c, w. Taylor s. Co.'S, at bot
tom prices.
Lost. Dec. IS, in town, or between
town and I. B. Bucks farm, rec
crochet shawl, border edged with black
The finder will be rewarded by leavin1
said shawl at this Office.
THE Golden Cycle of Youth" 6
mos, excellent work for the young, is nov
being canvassed for in our city by Mrs
is. Corning 1t is book that all shoul,
read, both old and young.
"A series of revival meetings are t
be held every evening next week in tn
Congregational church: Rev. Rogers
State Evanrelist, is to conduct tn