Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1886-08-25

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Hauf, EE Vaughan, Caroline
Haber!e' George "e''s' Miss Elm
Under the provisions Of the existing
game law in Minnesota woodcock may
be killed between July and November
l. Prairie chickens and sharp tailed
grouse between August Is and October
l. Quail, partridge. ruttled grouse and
pheasant between October l, and Jan
uary1 Aquatic fowls between Septcm-
Der / and May Is. Trout fishing be.
tween April and October !. Deer and
elk between December and 10.
1t is expected there will be grand
temperance rally, At the Opera-house.
next week Wednesday evening. Rev.
DR.. Burrell of Dubuque, Iowa, a most
powerful and effective temperance ad-
vocate. will be one of the speakers.
Also Mrs: Laura G. Flxen, OF Albert Lea.
who is a delightful and convincing talker.
County Sabbath School picnic that day.
j. II. Patterson has sold his interest
in the hardware business of s. G. Clark
& Co. to s. B. Woodsum. And Mr..
Woodsum has sold his lumber yard to
high position In Austin business and
social circles and we have no doubt will
make q success of his new business ven.
turc. The firm will consist of s. G.
Clark and s. B. Woodsum. the firm name
remaining as before. IS. G. Clark & Co."
The c. NJ. s. st. p. r. r. will sell
round trip excursion tickets to Decsrah.
Sept. 9th to 10th inclusive. good to re-
turn until Sept. nth, 1886, to those at
tending the Winncshcik County FAIR
and Dedication of Soldiers Monument,
for $3.50.
Viii also sell round trip excursion
tickets. Sept. IS to Sept. is inclusive,
good to return until Sept. II, 1885, to
those attending Howard County Fair
to DO held ut Cresco. Iowa, for $3.50.
Don't forget the County Sunday
School Celebration and Picnic on the
County FAIR Grounds next week Wednes-
day. 1t promises to he one of the NEST
enjoyable and profitable gatherings ever
held in the county, aud ievery friend of
the children will try to be on. hand.
Plenty Of room for teams. and fine shade
in the grove, with the large hall for
speaking. The officers of the Fair Asso
citation expect to have the grounds and
buildings in coed shape to ente rtain oil
who come.
SPECIAL DELIvERY.-TheP Postmaster
General has issued circular anDounc.
ing that. on and after Oct. LIST next,
al post-offices IN the United State.
will become special'delivery offices, and
liver Immediately, not only all letters.
but oil packages, which may bear special
delivery 1O-cent stamps. The limits
within which such special deliveries are
to be made shall be within one mile of
the postofflce and the time will be from
=. IN. to Q. p. III.
nAVTn said, and others have SAID the
UhllU same: I'VE have been dong our
trading at Austin, but are coming here af-
ter this This they remarked, while pur-
chasing goods at the new store of J. E.
Williams & Co.. at Lyle. Mimi. The
old motto, 80 often libeled, "quick sales
and small profits. is ours in truth. We
deal in dry goods, groceries, boots and
shoes A good price paid for good but
ter We pay the top price for butter and
eggs. You will find our prices uniform.
Come and see ia.
JE. WILLIAMS & Co.. Lyle, MINI.
"A derutation OF the Austin Lodge of
Odd Fellows, headed by their officers,
surprised COL Mansfield ut his hotel, on
Monday night and presented him. as the
eldest Odd Fellow in this part of the
state, with an elegant gold headed cane.
Mayor French made the presentation
speech. Col. Mansfield replied happily
and at length. He mentioned that he
was initiated Aug. g, 1S47. in Olive Branch
Lodge No. 9. Delevan. Wis. and exhibited
Past Grand Master card issued to him
Jan. Ii, 1851. The further proceedings
were not ut all dry-lemonade and cake.
AS the churches kindly hold their
respective prayer-meetings Thursday
evening, half an hour earlier than regu-
lar time, 50 as to give all . chance to
hear the noted violinist, Camilla Urso.
exercises, the managers will see that the
curtain does not rise before S:,5, so as to
| give all attending prayer meetings plenty
| of time TO be in their seats. at the opera
house. before the curtain rises. Though,
| to secure coed seats. they will have to
be reserved at once, as the seats are fast
being sold.
-NoTICI TO SUFFERING HUMANITY
After many years of diligent study. and
scientific experiment. I have. at last.
found remedy that will cure corns and
buuions. have not introduced this rem.
edy to the public until have been thor.
ou9hly convinced by hundreds of testl-
monials from parties who have used l,
that it Is reliable and eficacious remedy,
and I now feel perfectly safe in recon.
mend,ng it to nv friends and the public.
Price, Is cents per bottle. For sale by
druggists. DR.. II. F. Moon. Proprietor,
Austin, MINI.
| Program for the grand SUNDAY School
Rally. on Fair Grounds, at Austin, Mimi.
Wednesday, Sept. |. 1886:
1880 9. m. Song frog Gospel Hymns. Read
,nE Of Scriptures dP ,c. and Prayer b. keE: a: "
400 q. M. Welcome Addtess, by Rey. G. E.
Wrient, Ct Aus.in Response By New. Me-
M:9 .. n. Address. "How Shall 70 Retain
the Scholars in the Sunday :SehoGl?" Mrs
Laura G. Fixen, OF Albert Lea.
l3:00 m. Basket Dinner and Sociable. Sing
ing.
; 200 p. m. Address, Rev. Weeks of Leroy
Singing.
$50 2. n. Address, Rev. David J. Burrel
d. D., Dubuque, Iowa