Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1886-11-24


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Photographs at Minneapolis prices Il
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Come and see the Rochester lamp
IS candle power. MILLS 3 JOHNSON.
Last Friday was the coolest day Of
the Fall the mercury almost reaching
zero. <s =. l.@z
-Richardson, Day 4 Co. have large
amount of money constantly on hand, to
loan at usual rates. s.gs.
Choice Michigan winter apples, sell
ing like hot cakes ct the grocery
store of Bascomb & Hall.
For perfect abstracts, 70 to VIM. n.
Howe's Office. ALSO LOANS Now MADE
At THE VERY LOWEST RATES.
The union meeting Sunday evening.
at the Congregational church was well at
tended, the church being crowded.
Take home a Is cent box of our de-
licious French creams. You won't be
sorry. PooLER q WEBER
VIII Beatty is now ready to serve
fresh oysters in any style. Restaurant,
basement Mower County Bank Building.
The Dominican Sister, this city,
will re- open their music class this month.
Pupils desiring lessons in El0cuti0n can
also have every attention.
Orders may be left at Dunkelmann's
store and at the Davidson House, for
w. T. Mandeville's bus, which will carry
passengers to and from the depots.
-PHoToGRAPHs.-A big reduction in
prices. Do not miss this opportunity.
l guarantee the very best of finish and
style Of work. ORvILLE SLOCUH.
THANKSGIVING services will be held at
the Congregational church Thursday
morning at 1880 The sermon will be de-
livered by Rev. 8. H. Dewart, the N. E.
pastor.
-Wauted.-Permanent Agents for an
honorable business, for the western
States. Enquire of the proprietor Of
this paper. Ladies of character and
ability preferred.
g. T. Mills has been appointed agent
for the Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Mach
ine-the famous old stand.b Friend
Mills says the Wheeler & Wilson beats
them all. Go to Mills for sewing machine
needles. oils. and all kinds of supplies.
Christ Church, Episcopal, Rev. P. B.
Peabody. Rector: Thanksgiving Ser
vices, 1890 q. m. Next Sunday. first Sun
day in advent, after the 1890 a. m. ser
vice, appointments will be made of com.
mittees on church work for the coming
year. Evening services. 7p. m. Subject,
"A Personal Devil
1T Methodist parson this time,
and an Ohio one at that; he limited that
it would be nice to 90 to Europe, as his
throat trouble was getting worse, but the
good deacons saw through the whole
scheme, sent tor q bottle of DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup, and consequently now
enjoy a good sermon. delivered in good,
clear tone.
q. A. r. LECTURE.-The lecture Giv-
en- At the Congregational church Satur.
day evening by Warren Lee Goss was ex-
ceedingly interesting, and merited much
larger audience. Why the people of Aus
tin failed to show their appreciation of
the lecture and its object, we don't under
stand. There is one class of entertain
ments which should always be well pat
ronized, and that is, the entertainments
gwen by the G. A. r. boys. People
should consider it something of duty to
show their respect for the old soldiers,
and to show that their services are remem-
bered to some extent.
Ladies, am now prepared to show
you goods from the largest and finest
stock of millinery and fancy goods ever
brought to the city. In millinery have
a fine lot of patterns, showing the leading
styles IN the eastern cities, also un-
trimmed hats, fancy pushes and ribbons
and verything new in trimmings. In
fancy goods I have enlarged my stock
of chenilles. liloselles, arrosenes, etc..
and have added embroidery felts and
zephyrs. Give me call and Took over
my goods. MRS. L. A. RICHEYs.
AT the Catholic fair week before last,
drawings Of several articles took place.
A goll-headed cane was voted to d. NJ.
Trowbridge a. the most popular candi-
date for Clerk of the Court; and gold
watch to Allan Mollison as the most pop.
ular candidate for Sheriff. The other
awards were as follows:
Ticket No. 81. Sewing Machine. Mrs.
Dan St. Ledger.
No. 81. Heifer. John Quincy, Sr.
No. 81. Book. MISS Maggie Norton.
No. SO. Fruit Basket. A. G. Dennis.
No. 81. Picture of the Crucifxion.
No: 456. Doll. H. ]. Kulse.
To my friends aad the public gen.
orally: wish to announce that am
Travelling Agent for the PERKINS WIND
MILL Co., Minneapolis Will sell and
erect wind-mills, ana warrant all mills
and work. References: J. J. Furlong,
G. Sammons.
u. Kenevan,
E. Cotter.
Yours very truly,
G. /. GIBSON.
Leave orders at drug store Of Mills &
johnson, Austin. MINI.
ESCAPED CONv1cT.-Much credit is
due Col. ]. H. Mansfield for capturing an
escaped convict for whose arrest large
reward has been offered. The ever watch
full evel of the Col. first discerned the
bold fugitive from justice wondering
about the c. NJ. & st. p. depot, and
recognized at glance the character of
the dangerous menace tot society was
upon him in an instant with one fell
swoop, but the first sweep was in vain,
and It was only after An exciting chase
that the Col. convinced his victim that it
was useles to make any vain endeavors to
elade his eternal vigilance. When the
Col. receives the reward he will devide
with some OF the boys.
-Aboutlevcry newspaper in. the distric,
aud out of it, for that matter. dsnounces
c.. H. Davidson for his venom in pursu.
ing John A. Lovely after the campaign
had closed. Mr.. Davidson gets no com.
fort from the press.-Albert Leo Enter
Drise.
This makes no difference whatever Mr..
Luce to the editor of the TRANscRcPr
Mr.. Davidson is not the man to cast
about what will this or that one say
but what is duty. If John A. Lovely