Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1886-02-10
City and Vicinity.


The Union meetings still continue.
-Ge to D. B. Smiths for hard or soft
coal. and wood.
Vermont Maple Syrup.
MCBRIDE, THE GROCER.
Ethan Earl has been on the sick list
for two weeks.
Frank Richardson is sick-threaten-
ed with fever.
Go to D. B. Smiths for hard or soft
coal, and wood.
Tea, Tea, Tea; try it. Csc h., at
Bascomb & Halls.
"A good servant girl wanted. Apply
LIST door south of P. O.
Minneapolis Flour kept at the new
store of Bascomb & Hall.
Archie Gibbons has had the scarlet
fever, but is now getting better.
Come and see the Rochester lamp
65 candle power. MILLS g. JOHNSON.
Let US play that this winter is not
very open winter-but that next winter
will be.
For late styles and patterns OF
Crockerv and Glassware 20 TO Bascomb
& Halps
"A winters fog will freeze dog. "
Monday morning was ushered in with a
heavy fog.
New Mower County wall maps, fol-
sale, at Aboriginal price $7-at TRANS
CRYPT office.
Smoke the Rochester Puff None
better. 80 old smokers say. Try one.
BAsooAB b HALL.
Weather getting very mild again.
'Spect to see the small boy round bare
footed soon.
Richardson & Day have large
amount Of money constantly on hand, to
loan at u. ual rates.
Orders for wash.ice left with F. P.
Mcbride will be promptly filled.
w. T. VAUDEVILLE.
Go to the new store Of Bascomb q
Hall and get your Maple Syrup. 1t is
very fne. $l.10 gallon.
If YOU want TO BUY or RENT farm
call ut the office of Richardson & Day.
over First National Bank.
-Supt Belden has ordered pair Of
Norwegian snow shoes, to help him in
getting across the prairies.
Rev w. E. Stanley will resume Sun.
day afternoon services 1T Lansing next
Sunday, weather permitting.
FEB ID, half the oats, and half the
hay"-and how Is 1t about the coal? both
halves of ours are nearly gone.
Remember that the TRANSCRIPT office
san do all kinds Of job printing in the
latest styles and At prices to suit.
Bulk and Canned Oysters kept at
the new store. Fresh and nice.
BAscoMB s. HALL.
10 to ]. Keenan's, on Main street,
and see those splendid cutters and bob
sleighs he is selling at rock bottom prices.
For sale Of dry goods, or furniture, In
sums of $40 or over. willglve whatever
time is desired on approved security.
F. KING.
-Supt. Beldcn last week was visiting
schools in Udolpho, Sergeant and Aus
tin. He has this week started for
Racine.
Mrs. Lizzie saylor will now be found
in the house FIRST west Of Dr. o. w. Glib
sons's. She - prepared to do oil kinds
dressmakiug.
n. Grant, for several years the faith
full postmaster OF Hamilton. has been d is
missed by the P. o. Department. J. D.
Gregory takes his place.
Another applicant for the Austin
post office: Capt. A. E. Christie. His
petition has . strong endorsement OF
q. A. r. men and other citizens.
Notice the advertisement Of g. T.
Mills. He 10 agent for different pianos.
and the Packard and other makes OF Or
gans. Call on him at his furniture store.
Don't forget the free labor lecture,
Saturday evening. at court house hall. al
7:3O p. m. All wage workers, farmers
and ladies are invited. Come one, come
all.
For the best home. made candy iu
the market, 60 to win Beatty's, under
Mower County Bank. Confectionery,
pea nuts, hot coffee. pies, &C., always on
hand.
Martin Hoban. an old settler of Oak
land township. died last week Tuesday
aged 49, His funeral was ursday,
from st Augustine's Catholic church. in
this city. q
Rev. Stanlev's appointments for the
month Of February arc -Towheads. Sun.
days, Z and 21,-and Lansing, Sundays.
IA and %, the weather and state Of the
roads permitting.
Farmers, insure your property in the
Farme RS Mutual Fire and Storm 1nsur
ance Co. of Mower county. It is just u
safe, and does not cost half as m UGH, Al
"A three year old son Of Arad WEIGH
of Austin town, died Sunday morning
Funeral services were held at Cedar City
school house Monday noon, by Rev. W
E. Stanley of Austin.
The Radical says the Waseca Boarc
of Trade has neither walked up or sneezee
for three years. Austin's Board Of
Trade is not much better. 1t occas
ionally gives yawn.
Go to VIM. NJ. Howe's Office and
procure an abstract. 1t will show YOU
whether you have any title to your
property or not. Also you can procure
loans at lowest rates.
The annual meeting of the Ladies
Soc;ah,e connoctod with the t1niYerS0liS at