Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1886-09-29

ItOWn OF Nevada. Both were sOOyS,4Sageu
IA and 12. and died within 10 cr14 hours
of each other. Of scarlet fever. Another
little boy-the only remaining child
is very low with the fever. and it IS
thought he too, will be taken away.
Lord pity the poor distractedparents.
DIR. Chiaro, The street dentist, has
been holding big receptions each after
noon and evening since last Friday. clos,
ing last evening. The wonderful skill
displayed by him in to~oth-pulllng was
amazing. The snags were jerked out
without charge and with out pain by the
use of that "~wonderful"' Brazilian Oil.
A free concert was n of the attractions.
and an immense sale Of oil the result
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Hubbard, at the
recent thlrtieth anniversary of their we'd
ding. were most a~greeably and pleasant
~ surprised by their children presenting
them with a beautiful hanging lamp and
silver cake basket, also by neighbers and
friends remembering them with a hand
some china set. and a linen table cloth
with napkins to match. Apleasant even
Ing was spent by the many Trends pres
ent.
THE COURr.-The Grand Jury have
been busily at work since last week Tues.
day, and it is thought their labors will
not be finished before the latter part OF
this week.
The lawyers are evcrlastingly behind
with their cases, and we understand only
one jury case has been tried-that of VIM.
A. Pinckney for herse-stealing-he hav-
ing lain in the county Jail since last May.
He was acquitted by the jury yesterday.
Register of Deeds Trowbridge re-
o>~I,1 last r-oo1, Tho p~,riro1 1o06 nnn.
veying the rights and franchises of the
old Minnesota Central r. r. Co. to the
McGregor Western Railroad Co., dated
way back in 1867. This deed was origi-
nally recorded in one county Only-Hen-
nepin-but lately the Milwaukee Co. has
been putting the deed on record in every
county in Minnesota through which the
roads runs. There are 500 in revenue
stamps o the deed.
The BATTLE OF GETrysBuRG.-We
beg leave to advise our readers to he
sure and not forget to see the Panorama
of the Battle of Gettysburg, while in
Chicago during the Exposition. Take
advantage of the low rates and see Get
tysburg. There is no picture IN the
world like this of Gettsburg; no other
picture presents such a scope of country
or gives such a thrilling representation
of a battle. It is no wonder it is called
"Chicage's Pride, and Greatest Artistic
Attraction"
The Royce s. Lansing Bell Ringers
and Speciality Co. will appear at the Aus
TIN Opera House next week Thursday.
Oct. 7th. Ray L. Royce is a very funny
and popular comedian. Webb Lansing
is a musical wonder, performing upon the
greatest variety Of musical instruments,
and upon the greatest number at one
time, of any one upon the American stage.
Liz lie H. Royce is the prima donna So
prano and character vocalist; Nellie Hos
kins, violin ~soloist. Admission IS cents.
Reserved seats, so cents, now on sale at
Mills & JOhnson's drug store.
Foremost among the monthlies stands
the Century, IN It's breadth and scope of
reading matter. in its variety of dcscrip-
tons and general interest. Its articles on
the late war arc invaluable. Then let us
mention List in Welmar," Balloon
Experiences" unique and glowing: and
the inimitable experiences Of Mrs. Lccks
and Mrs. Heshine," by Frank Stockton.
"reminiscences of Gettysburg, Chancel-
louisville, and Of Gen. Jackson, continue.
A history in itself. Read and you will
be rewarded. A richer and fuller man.
-NoT1CE.-To all those who wish to
purchase their Fall and Winter Goodsat
Wholesale Prices: l will close u my
entire stock of Dry Goods, Notions,
Clothing, Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes,
ut Wholesale Prices. Now is your time
to buy, as l have just received a large
invoice of dry goods, clothing, hats and
CABS, for the Fall and Winter Trade.
This is no advertising dodge, it is a bona
tide fact. l am going to close out my
business in Brownsville. My stores and
lots are for sale or rent.
w. H. LAWRENCE.
Brownsville, Mimi, Sept. 81, 1885.
NEW HoUsEs.-Frank O.. Hall has
purchased lots on the east side of Chat
ham street. on the corner north of W. F..
Sutherland's, upon which he intends 10
build a handsome residence immediately.
Excavatlng for the foundation is already
under way. G. W. Thompson has been
engaged to do the carpenter work.
Jno. E. Robinson has recently pur-
chased Of L. D. Baird, for $3.50, two lots
on Adams street, about opposite of Judge
o. Aliens IN the north. upon which he
intends to build a residence. We sup
pose it will be a fine one, of course, for
John never builds any other kind. Only
the foundation will he put in this fall.
Ed Mcmahon is building a good-sizcd
residence. on the north side of Mill street,
on lots about opposite of the Austin
House.
The Atchison (Kansas) Daily Cham
pion, of Sept. 18th, contains the follow.
ing complimentary reference to the ad.
vancement, in railroad management, OF
our former fellow-citizen, Aaron S. Ever
est:
Our townsman, Col. A: s. Everest. has been
, cihc railway company OF Kansas. The Misou'
ri Pacific railway company Of Kansas, by the
Missouri Pacific system. New lines are be
ing projected and constructed 4 in all parts OF
the State, and in a few years the mileage vii
dent, Col. Everest will, in the natural orde,
{ Of things, become the chief executive Officer
, Of the entire Kansas system. Col. Everest
, part of , R.sR Kansas sI syst p'n,ei is well IL eqSn iiSSe
for his new duties, and If he meets with The
recognition his services and abilities deserve
he will go yet higher in the Missouri Pacific
D services.
Last week Wednesday noon, Mr.
Z F, Adelbcrt French of st. Paul, and Mis-:
! Kate Farmer Gibson of this CITY, were
married, at the residence Of the brides
. parents, DR.. and Mrs. o. w. Gibson, thu
Ceremony being performed by P. B
|: Peabody, rector Christ Church Episco
. pal. Mr.. Fred E. Judson and Miss Lul.
q Richardson acted as groomsman ant
bridesmaid. There was a large atten'
e dance of young friends and persona
friends of the family. Capt. z. H. Sher
: win and wife aud L. G. French and wife
of St. Paul, were in attendance, Mrs
Sherwin being the mother of the groom
& and Mr.. French a brother. The present
k were numerous and elegant. At 4 p. m.
the couple left for st. Paul. which is t
8 be their future home. The bride is
graduate of the class of 81, and is on
of Austin's most delightful girls. Tn
groom formerly lived in Austin, and !
well known as a Young nan of gool
character and standing. Our best wishe
follow them,