Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1886-09-22
PRESCRIPTIONS

lor's Secs.
No. 9 cook stove, $500; less than
regular price, at Cook & Roberts.
Don't forget to cali at e. w. Tay-
lor's & Co.'S new clothing store.
Court opened Yesterday. the 21st,
with about 40 cases Oh the calendar.
Asbestos Roofing. better than tin OF
iron. for nat roofs. Cook s. ROBERTS.
-Marrled, in Austin, Sept. ~, by Rev.
w. E. Stanley, Charles French and Mary
Human.
-Cosl Heaters. with or without oven,
Is per cent less then regular prices, al
Cook & Roberts.
The Good Templars will hold an
oyster supper at the palace bakery or
Friday evening, Oct. LIST. 1880.
Fred Fairbanks, after q long in
terval, received another engine on the
C. N. and st. P. r.. X. last week.
The sociable of the Congregational
church will be held with Mrs. w. L.
Vaudeville. Friday evening. All are cor
daily invited.
The Dominican Sisters, this city,
will reopen their music class this month
L upllS ucoIIlu8 lcS0Vuo IL 11iOS0sAOA S"o
also have every attention.
DIR. Robt. Forbes will lecture in the
II. E. church, on Friday evening, Sept.
oath. on Mistakes" You will make q
mistake If you do not attend.
Cards are out for the marriage Of
Miss Kate Farmer Gibson and Mr.. F.
Adelbert French. at the home of the
BRIDES parents this evening. Sept. ED.
-Inasmuch as a change in our hrm
takes place next week. those indebted
to US will please settle at M
CLEAXER & PooLER.
-MARKETs.-Tuesday Sept. 81. Whea,
No. l, 6Oc, No. 2. Sc. Barley, No. 9,
43c, No. 8. Csc. Oats, white, Zoe; mixed,
1Sc. Timothy, $1.63. Flax, Csc. Glover
1915.
Col. VIM. LOUIS Schley, Grand Sec
rotary I. q. NJ. Grand Lodge, Maryland,
found Red Star Cough Cure u perfect
aud certain remedy. Price, twenty-five
cents q bottle.
-Wanted.-Permanent Agents for an
honorable business, for the western
States. Enquire of the proprietor OF
this paper. Ladies Of character and
ability preferred.
during October, ut the dining ball
of the DEBORAH Institute day board will
be furnished to males for $3.50 per week.
to females $40. Students Of DEBORAH
Business Institute eat at this dining hall.
Died, in Chicago, Ill.,, Miss Hattie
Stockman, formerly alresideat of this city.
Of heart disease, at the age Of % years.
She was taken i'll very suddenly. and died
before medical assistance could be pro
cured.
STANDARDIZATION the farm next to
Geo. w. BentoE's, Window. six spring
calves, mostly red. One had its ears
partly frozen. Any Information left at
the farm or with The undersigned will
be suitably rewarded.
c. D. BELDEN. Austin.
Following is the list of letters remain.
ing IN the Austin pestoffice tor the thirty
days ending Sept. 18, 1885:
Bartoech. Robert Hall. Henry
Bliss, Gilbert Harrison, Green
Boyle. Frank Konkle, Florence n
G Gitsatts". Sa.si L Williams. Am B
The manager Of the Fort Wayne,
Ind, Gazette, Mr.. b. NJ. Holman. says
he has often read of the wonderful cures
effected by St. Jacobs Oil. Recently he
sprained bis ankle, and invested IN q
cane and a bottle Of St. Jacobs Oil. The
latter proved the better investment, as
1t entirely cured his ankle.
-Nor1cE.-To the voters Of the South
Representative District: l hereby accep,
the nomination for representative, ten
dercd me by the Prohibition Dist. Con.
v%ention. 1t is gwen me UNEXPECTEDLY
and unsought for. Should l be elected
l should go in the interest OF the people
only. l shalll not 20 to make money,
as l shall not use money to buy my
seat. If elected it must be by the free
will Of the people. A. D1cKERsoN.
Our enterprising townsman, c. w,
Taylor. with his accustomed enterprise.
is adding TO his business q first class lone
Price Clothing Store" having leased the
store-room, first door north of II. Jacobs.
Into this he will put q large stock OF
ready made clothing and gents furnish
ing goods, under the care of his brother.
I. Taylor, of Spring Valley, who has had
several years experience in the business
He will have Fred Fenton:as salesman.
1t is Mr.. Tayl0r's intention to make II
lively in 1.-THE ready-made clothing bust.
ness in Austin this coming season.
"A camp Of Modern Woodmen Of
America" was organized IN Austin. Fri
day evening. September II, in Good
Templars' Hall, by Dept Head Counsu]
W. H. VonDusko. The following ofic'
Adviser, A. A. R,ednour: Banker, G. A.
Pooler; Clerk, L. F. Clausen; Escort, r,
NJ. Foster, Watchman, q. w. Kessler
sentry. A. VanBrsnkhurst; Physician,
C. N. johnson. The Company was
named Camp VonDusko, No. '24S.. The
object of this society is to provide econ
to promote true neighborly regard.
THE CAUCUsEs. I'm the list ward the
Republican Central Committee are en-
titled to credit for i%naukurating y system
of voting which is always fair to every
interest, and gives an honest expression
of tho votes. The polls are held open
for one hour, and the voting is by printed
ballots. Last Wednesday evening. 10
seph Adams was elected chairman and
c.. ]. Short and L. G. Basford tellers
Following is the vote for delegates tC
the County Convention:
G L Case........... s. 10 Adams........ 80. 81
4 4 s9llison .....lise % HS opponent A.
Il "A flCfCc 49, q Gu D0I8kST.. H
Thos Riley. ........ lo5 No opponent.
8 Anderaon....... 81 Ed ClQrk............. Il
J N Wheat ....... 2
Following is the vote for delegates To
the Representative Convention:
H w Elms........... 59LG Dasford ......... 4
I'd Dalagcr. los No opponent.
H z Smith. ......... 60 A MOilisOn... -. n
] N Wheat......... 81 Tom Riley........... Il
D H StimsOn. ....... q 10 ADMINISTRATOR. 4
Seymour Johnson. l
In the second ward. o. w. Shaw wa
elected chairman. and n. F. Banfelc
secretary. l.. d. Baird and E. ]. Graf
tan tellers. Lafayette French wa
elected list delegate by the following
vote: French 81. DR.. w. L. HOLSTER 81
Scattering 3. S. Sweningsen was elected
I'd delegate BY reclamation. o. Ayers
was elected Sd delegate by the following
vote: Ayers 68. O. Allen 80. Scatterin,
3. L. F. Clacsen chosen 4th delegate b,
reclamation. T.. H. Wilbour elected 5th
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