Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1886-01-27

"A few Of the cars of the freight frem
McGregor, were derailed last evening.
about one mile from town. Supt. Bel
den was on the caboose, and from the
effects of the conclusion received few
scratches on his face. -
Only 423 descriptions in the delin-
quent tax.list for 1884, which has been
copied by Auditor Elms and fled with
Clerk OF the Court Sweningsen. It
means death to the printer, but won
derful prosperity for the county.
Last Friday was the 31st anniversary
of the wedding day of Dr.. and Mrs. J. n.
Wheat, and the Goth birthday of Mrs.
Wheat. We had the pleasure OF sam
| ping the brides loaf, which was sent in
by loving hands to bsnor the occasion.
January does not seem good month
for marriages. Only four licenses have
been issued up - and including yester-
| day. Goth. as follows:
| H. S. Boale and Phebe e: Dtckerson.
| Charley Brandon and Julia Smith.
| C. H. Lott and Amelia Goodseli.
Go to G.. F. Radermacher's grocery
and restaurant, for oysters, by the pint,
quart or gallon, or served IN any style,
for groceries of all kinds, for tobaccos
and cigars, for the best of sweet cider.
Remember the place, Radermacher's, on
Mill street.
"A pleasant surprise party was held
at the residence of s. W. Rice, 2 miles
east OF Austin, Wednesday evening.
About thirty couple of the friends Of the
family were present and delightful time
with an excellent supper, was the out
come of the evenings enjoyment.
The bes: on earth, can truly be SAID
of Griggs' Glycerinc salve, which is a
sure, safe and speedy cure for cuts,
bruises, scalds, burns, wounds and all
other sores. Will positively cure piles.
letter and all skin eruptions. Try this
wonder healer. Satisfaction guaranteed
or money refunded. Only Is cents.
Sold by Druggists.
Otto Schultz, Of the Boston Store, has
removed his stock of dry goods and no
tons to Owatonna, where he is closing
them out. A good stock of boots aud
shoes remain, which are beng sold At
very low prices. Cash buyers are request
ed to call at Opera house block, and in
spect.
"A fine assortment of Reward Cards
for schools; Stationery IN endless variety
suitable for the New Year; Fancy Goods
Drugs of all kinds; Standard, Historical,
Poetlcal, Biographical and Miscellaneous
Books. Try Putt Pomade for cleaning
silverware. For sale by Mills & Johnson,
Opera House Drug Store.
The following is a report of School
District No. so, for the half term ending
Friday, Jan. 9th, 1886, giving the names
and average standing of those above go
per cent: Burt Stimson SO, Albert Slim
son SO, Cbas Stimson 80, Alice Maxwell
81, Minnie Webster 81, Frank Edgerton
90, and Emma Richards 90.
FRANK w. MEEHAN,. Teacher.
An Old Story.-Look at a human be
ing when under the influence Of that ter
rible torture rheumatism. Trivial symp
toms were neglected until the disease be-
came established, whereas all the long
suffering could have been prevented by
the prompt use of Salvation Oil, costing
only 81 cents bottle at all drug stores.
+ County Attorney Greenman is still
very lame from the effects of the injuries
received at Leroy; but by being carried
daily to his Office tn cutter is enabled
to give some attention to business. HI
walks with difficulty by the aid of canes
We understand the authorities Of LeRo,
acknowledge their liability for damages
are willing to settle the matter without
SUIT
CHOICE FLOWER SEEDs.-The Joseph
Harris Seed Co., Rochester, N. Y,
have just imported choice lot of the
newest and best kinds and varieties Of
Flower Seeds from Europe. They arc
undoubtedly what they purport to be-
the very best. A full description, with il
Illustrations. is given in thoir new Gaia
logue for 1885. Free to all. Send fol-
it. Address as above.
The following note tells all VT
vet know in regard to the death of B. A.
Mayor. formerly resident of this city:
STONE RIDGE, N. Y. Jan. 18, 1885,
EDITOR TRANsCRIPT:-1 return yor
with 'to-day's mail, paper directed tc
B. A. Mayor-inasmuch as he has gone
to the land where they read no newspa'
pers. His funeral occurs to-day. +. NJ
We have written for particulars in re-
gard to his death, and hope to have them
for our next issue.
Last week was the ssverest week Of
cold and stormy weather we have hat
this winter The wind blew quite hare
all the time, and each day, there was a fal
of2 to 3 inches of snow. Add to these
wind snowstorms the bitter cold, ranging
all the way from 20 to 80 below zero, and
you have an idea of the weather. Will
the exception of Friday, which was thu
worst day of the week. belated trains from
some direction arrived each day on al
roads with the exception of the Maso1
City branch.
OPP FELLOWS. Austin Encampmen
No. %, installed the following officers TO-
1885, last Thursday evening: D. H. Slim
son, G. p; DAVID Turner, s. W.; ]. F
Fairbanks, j. W.; A. 81. Loucks, Scribe
8. Sweningsen, Treasurer.
Austin Subordinate Lodge No. 20, in
stalled the following officers last weel
Tuesday. for the term ending July 1st
T O. L. Gibbons, N. G.; David Turner
V. G.; ]. F. Fairbanks, Secretary; Davi'
Mcpherson, Per. Sec.; j. Schwan. Treas