Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1886-05-19

The most severe cough can at once
be removed by Red Star Cough Cure.
''Give it to your children by all m cans, !"
says Prof. Williams, ex-State Chemist of
Delaware, who found it wonderfully
efficacious. Price, only twenty-five cents
a bottle.
DECORATION DAY.-Preparations are
Deing perfected for the suitable OBJ
servance of that day by the citizens of
Austin and vicinity. Hon. NJ. Fl. Dun
nell, of Owatonna, has been invited to de-
liver the grafton, and will do so, Mess
called away on business. Next week we
will announce program.
"A sad-faced country editor, with
fringe on the bottom of his trousers and
the wind signing meurnfully through
his whiskers, sat in his sanctum tbnnk-
ing-thinking. Presently a shadow fell
across the room. and voice dema'a
to know if he was the editor. YES sir, %
he said, with look of alarm. Then the
owner Of the voice mopped the floor with
the editor and went his way. Thank
heavenY exclaimed: the editor, after he
had gathered the wreck of his former
self together and had Strengthened up
the furniture, life IS still worth living.
expected every minute that he ould
tell me to stop his paper."-Er.
Miss Katie Ross. very plea SAINT
young lady, and we'll known among thu,
young people of Austin-a niece of
Mrs. J. r. Webb of this clty-was re
Gently married. The following, from the
Flemingsburg Ky.) Tinaes-Denaocrat of
May 18th, explains all:
Last night the NJ E. Church, South, at
this place, was filled to overlooking with
the friends of Ed. H. Kenner and Miss
Katie Ross, to witness their union in the
bonds of hymcn. The church was taste
fully decorated by the loving hands: of
the lady friends Of the happy couple, and
at few minutes past 8 they filed up the
aisle to the altar and standing benea tn u
beautiful floral canopy they were met
by Rev. j. 8. Sims. iwho in ceremony OF
great force and beauty, united their for
tunes for veal or woe. Our space would
prove too limited should we attempt to
notice this union as it deserves, but suf-
wishes of host of friends for their pres
perity and happiness as they journey up
and down life's paths, and we desire to
| tender our most sincere wishes for the
full fruition of all their bright hopes.
The following orders explain them
selves:
HEApQUARrERs MclNrYRE POST, No. ee,
May 18th. 1886.
| Special Order MOL
! A special meeting Of this Post is hereby Or
dered to be held Thursday. May 9th. at p. H.,
sharp. at which time the Post vii! be inspect
| ed by Assistant Inspector GarlOck. All COM
rades are expected to be present
II. NJ. TRowBR1DaE. Adjt.
HEADQUARTERS MCINTYRE POST, No. 66,I
DEPT OF MINNESOTA; G; A. Al R.; ;aax
Pursuant to General Order No. 3, Depart
ment of Minnesota McIntyre Pest will observe
Monday, May 3lst, as Memorial Day, by cere-
monies proper to the occasion. Program OF
exercises for that day and for the evening
| preceding will be announced by the General
Committee.
II. Comrades, again the season Is at hand.
when, according to the custom instituted by
our Order, we strive by fitting observances to
nsson Night Ths is at ali
ts When he who Was the
| front Of that wicked cause, which tore them
| from their homes, after nearly quarter of q
world and his resurrection is hailed by public
men as second only to that Of the Savior OF
mankind; Well may we ask. have not these
together and by the graves Of these "honored
| dead. take increased devotion to that cause fol
Which they gave the last full measure of a'svo'
A. E. CHRISTIE,
| N. n. TROWBRIDGE, Commander
AT drill meeting of Company G
Monday evening, Sergt. Padden an
neunced the promotions, by order Of the
Colonel, of Corporals A. w. Wright and
Vert Anderson to be 4th and 9th Ser
geants respectively. Chas. E. Cook
Geo. Ward and A. A. Wright were also
promoted from the ranks to 18th, 9Th anG
9Th corporals respectively. The an
nouncement was made that Henry W
Clark had been appointed to the position
of second color-sergeant of the Second
Regiment. Dwight B. Skinner handed
IN his resignation as Second Lieutenant
he having arranged to leave Austin fol-
the south with a corps of railroad en-
gineers. His leaving the Company is &c
be regretted He is we'll drilled, and 6
good officer 1t is whispered around
that Henry w. Clark will probably bt
elected to fill the vacancy. Clark Is 8
fine young fellow and favorite will
tho boys. Following is thel full list Of
sergeants and corporals as now ar
ranged:
1st Sergeant, Ira Padden:
I'd H. w. Clark.
Sd " w. T. Mollison.
18th I" A. w. Wright.
9Th 90 Vert Anderson.
list Corporal Fred Wood.
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