Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1886-10-27

Choice Michigan win ter apples, sell
ing like hot cakes at the grocer
store OF Basc0mb & Hall 81 !.
Jno. A. Lovely and Attor ney Geners
Hahn will speak at the court house Satul
day evening Of this week. !.
Tho Universalist social will meet 4
Mrs. z. B. Cranes, Tuesday evening
Nov. 2. All are cordially invited.
The NJ. e. sociable will be held q
the residence. of j. A. Mills, next Frida!
evening, Oct. 20. All are invited. !.
Judge Wilson speaks ct Albert lie,
Saturday evening. Several friends OF tn.
judge from Austin will be present.
The revival meetings commence
next Sunday evening at the Oper'
House. Every body especially invited.
Choice Michigan winter apples, il
all standard varieties. in full 3-bushe
barrels, at $2.25. at c. W. Taylor & Co.'S
Oct. 5, Norman Earl received Z severe
fall from threshing machine and is sui
fering considerably therefrom.
100 Doses One Dollar Is true only o.
Hoods sarsaparilla, and it is An unan-
swerable argument IS to strength and
economy.
The idea! Beautiful. choice Michigan
winter apples, for less than 50 per barrel
A carload Of them just received at Bas.
comb & Halls.
Rev. F. E. Britten has resigned the
pastorate of the Faribault Baptist church.
and has accepted that of the Baptist
church in Pells, Iowa.
Carl Johnson, son of Chris Johnson
Of this city, has been nominated for Re.
gister of Deeds by the Democrats OF
Kinsbury County, D. T.
1t seems to US that there are less
persons afflicted with rheumatism, since
our druggists sell Salvation Oil. Price
twenty-five cents . bottle.
. -Bascomb T. Hall are selling hand
picked Michigan apples. We are not Of
fering wind-fall or refused apples. but
are selling good apples for winter keeping.
We understand MISS Eta, daughter
of George W. Shapley. is to be married
this week. Her school-mates and young
friends wish her long years of happi-
ness.
Mrs. F. w. Ingham, 472 w. Madison
street, Chicago, ILL.,. recommends Red
Star Cough Cure, q few doses of which
gave her entire relief from violent cold.
Price. IS cents.
Twilight & Decker" That sounds
strong and we'll. and means that Arthur
Wright has taken our young friend,
Chester Decker as partner in the hard
ware business. Prosperity to the new
firm.
Auction Sale of Horses, Cattle,
Farm Tools and Implements, ETC., Fl miles
west Of Austin, on Thursdays, Nov. 4th.
1885, at 10 q. m. H. w. CLARK.
D. GATES, Auctioneer.
Christ Church, Episcopal, Rev. P. B.
Peabody. Rector. Sunday services 1890
a. m. and p. m. Subjects for next
Sunday morning: Questions Discussed
by the General Convention. Evening.
"Jephths's Daughter"
W. G. H0rrobin has rented the center
store in opera-house block for a grocery
store. A large and fresh stock of goods
have been purchased and will he opened
Nov. LIST. We understand Chas. NJ. Rice
will be associated with Mr.. Horrobin as
partner.
See that the name Of E. G. Dorr,
County Commissioner for the fifth dis
trlct, is on your ticket. He IS honest
and has good business judgment and
ability. The fifth district will need
just such q man to look out for their
interests.
Mrs. A. w. Edwards received love-
" little reminder of good friendship and
upon the eve Of her departure for her
home in St. Paul. an elegant silver set;
composed Of sugar bowl. creamer and
spoon-holder.
Mr.. A. Fueger, COS Walnut street, St.
Louis, NO., suffered for two years with
lumbago, and was confined to his bed
for several months. He was entirely
cured by the use of St. Jacobs OIL. which
he says is also the best cure for sprains
and all other pains.
Married, at the Mansfield House, Oct
Is, 1885, by Justice j. D. Sheedy, John
H. Dahl of MOBILES county, MINI, and
Sarah Jacobson of Leroy.
In Austin town, Oct. 20, at the resi-
dence of the brides parents. by Rev.
W. E. Stanley, E. E. Richards and Iva
A. Chandler.
when will the average citizen stop
spending half Of his hard earnings on
cigars and tobacco7 Give it up7 Well.
when he finds out he can do without
tobacco and cigars, hut can't keep up
without the infallible remedy, DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup. One bottle twenty-five
cents.
Prof. O. A. schall, the piano tuner,
will visit our city on or about Friday OF
this week. He will remain several days,
aud be ready to tune and repair pianos
and musical instruments of oil kinds.
Prof. Schall is az experienced hand at
cut of tune should note the date.
Prices on photographs reduced 81.
most half from former rates. by G.S. Hill
dahl, at his gallery. over Clemmer &
Poolers. This action Is taken by Mr..
Hlldahl because of the constant cutting
in prices which has been going on for
some time, and he believes it but simple
Justice that all should be treated alike.
-Engle & Co. have just completed
the work of putting into their mill a
full new system of boiling, displacing
all the old reels with Smiths Centrifugal
reels. The work of putting in this
was done by g.. W.. Shspley.
who informs US that EnRle q 20. are
the first millers In the state to intro
duce this new system, their object being
to increase the boiling capacity OF the
mill and also the strength and quality OF
the -four,
AT the meeting of the City Council
Friday evening, IN ordinance was passed
vacatinQ al the streets south Of First
street, crossing the c. n. 8 st. P. r. r.
tracks, in this city.4 This was done in pur-
suance Of the contract with the r. r. Co
that they should remove their Wells
shops to Austin and make this point the
division station of the Southern Min.
nesota division. FIRST kstreet on the
north 10 to be opened. and new street
is to be made, running north and south.
under the tracks of the railroad south
Of the nd-house.
Revival meetings will be held in
Austin this fan, beginning Sunday, Oct.
81, under the auspices Of the Baptist,
Congregational and Methodist churches.
The services of Rev. Fl. w. Brown, Of
Morgan Park, Ill.,, whose meetings in
Qwatonna. Faribault, aud Mortified
last winter gave him great publicity in
southern Ainaesste. has been engaged.
The celebrity Of the preaching. and the
cordially of the call, - we'll Is the pepu
lar place. the Obera Hall, selected for