Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1888-06-20

Drink MOXle nerve rOOO at OlleS q
Tryon's. .@ Nv
Work has commenced on the new
hotel at Mankato.
Giles & Tryon are Headquarters fo1
hammocks and "kroka." .&.a SF%.s.5.a.$ ~
Another invoice of the latest shapes
in hats at the Ladies' Bazaar. ~ Is
The celebra ed "Palias Royal kid
gloves, also fine line of silk mits at the
Ladies' Bazaar.
Ladies' will find an elegant assert
ment of the celebrated "Palias Royal
Kid Gloves at the Ladies' Bazaar.
This is fine weather for road work
De wish each township in this, county
had one the New Era Graders to put on
their roads.
Notice the article in another column
from the Fargo Argus on the work OF
the New Era Road Grader on one of the
large farms in the Red River Valley.
Chris. Brown has sold his two acres
of land joining Campbell's mill to John
Campbell. Mr.. Campbell intends to
erect fine residence for himself on the
property.
We find by looking over Hayes Bros.
stock of Watches, Clocks, Rings, Silver
ware Specs ETC., or any thing in the jew
elry line, Cheaper than any other house
in the city.
The late Methodist Episcopal con-
ference, extended the pastoral limit from
three to five years. There seems to have
been quite general call in the church
for this change.
Mrs. w. H. Adams at SO2 River St.,
will take few boarders at $3.50 per
week for board and room. Those wish
ing nice, quiet, home like place will do
we'll to call on Mrs. Adams.
MFR. Harrington. agent for the popu.
lar Lakeside organ, informs us the Lake
side Organ Co. have moved into new
quarters, put in new machinery, and are
now able to supply the trade again.
"A new lot of ladies', youths, mems
and children's hosiery, shoes, slippers,
Yankee notions and tlnware on tap al
the Austin 2nd Hand Store on Mill St.,
opposite M. Majors. Cheapest yet.
Wells Advocates: Harry w. Morgan
of Anstin, Sundayed in this village.
Mrs. W. H. Ketzcback returned from
Austin on Saturday last. Mrs. Finhart
is in town, the guest of MIR. and Mrs. B
j. Maland.
The Farmers Alliance will meet al
the Court House, Austin, Saturday, June
3d. at 100 sharp, for the purpose OF
ordering binding Irvine. Every farmer
who expects to use Irvine this year should
be present.
Eugene Wood has been holding hi!
head high for few days. We under
stand it is because the Globe named him
one of the prominent republicans o.
Austin. We don't blame him for feel
ing proud.
George Hamilton and Miss Ma ga
Kane were united in marriage at Calm {
last Monday. At this rate there will b
no old bachelors left for the next leal
year, and the girls must make good us'
of this one.
Mrs. Wilder came near receiving Sc
we're injuries on account of a buggy sea
tipping over and throwing her out of tn,
buggy backwards. Friday evening" A
good luck would have it she escaped
with only slight jar.
"A prize will be offered at the Count,
FAIR this fall to any couple who will &c
married at the fair grounds. A committee
will this week call on our business mel
to obtain donation of presents for tn
occasion. Who will be the happy pair?
Mrs. W. H. Adams is agent for tn,
Dress Makers Magic Scale. Mrs. Adam
has many testimonials to the simplicity
and perfection of this scale for dressmak
ing, If you are doubtful about it's mer
its, call and have test lining cut and b.
convinced,
The Andrews Opera Co. used one o
Mr.. Harlington's Lakeside organs at thei
last performance in Austin, and pro
nounced it as fine an organ as they had
ever used. Mr.. Harrington informs u
they think of having one built expressly
for their use.
-Callsta S. Gibson, wife of Geo. Dav
ison, died in Austin June 13, in her 23t
year. Funeral services were held at the
| the Goslee school house Friday noon
Rev. W. E. Stanley, of Austin, officlat
ing. The interment took place ut tn
Beach cemetery
Our new NJ. E. church will be dedl
Gated on Sunday morning, July /, a
1890. 1t IS expected that Rev. J. H
Dewart, of Grace church. St. Paul, will
| preach the sermon of dedication. Al
| the churches of the city will unite in tn
| service at the M. E. church.
President Furlong says should Their
be more than one couple to be married a
| the fair grounds this fall, that all shall re
celye fine presents, and Mr.. Furlong may
be depended on to fulfill the promise
All those contemplating matrimony vii
| govern themselves accordingly.
Some figures at GILES & Tryon's S.
Pure boiled oil, Chicago or Minnesota
so cents per gallon. St: Louis Red Sea
Lead, $3.50 per cwt. Senour nike
paint $3.50 per gallon, and tinted lead
all colors by the pound 7cents per 1t
$500 guarantee that these goods are abso
lutely pure and the hest made.
On Sunday last the infant son of MI
and Mrs. Harvey Case died suddenly Q
Cholera lnfantlm. The child had no
been vigorous for some time but was nc
thought to be dangerously Ill till shortl
before its death. Funeral services wer
held at the home of the family on Nj
Bucks farm. Monday morning.
| -Waukesha Journal: On Wednesda
the painters of the Wisconsin Centre
shops rendered their foreman, p. G.. Oar