Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1888-10-03
Houses to rent, Enquire Of Mrs. w,
H. Adams, 500 River street. .sss.

Houses to rent. Enquire Of Mrs. w.
H, Adams, 500 River street. sss
IS. D. Catherwood and, Clausen &,
Brown are having the impro Yement fever
and as a consequence partitions are go
ing in, making some con venient private
offices.
E AT the meeting Of the Democratic
County Central Committee, on Saturday,
Peter johnson was selected as candi-
date for Sheriff on the Democratic ticket
this fall.
w. r. Phillips has invested in new
spring wagon. and is prepared to answer
age. Leave orders ats. G. Clark's hard
ware store. S#
Mrs. A. L. Ferry, at the Ladies' Ba-
Ear, makes a speciality OF dressmaking
and fitting. She employs experienced
cutters and guarantees satisfaction. Give
her trial.
The ladies of the NJ. E. church pro-
pose to give novel entertsinmentin the
way of corn supper on Wednesday ev.
ening of next week. A more extended
notice will be given later.
The Presbyterian society complete
the transfer of their corner lot to Mr.. Alb
bot of Albert Lea this week for $500. 90,
They will proceed at once to obtain prop
ertY IN the Third Ward. 49,.
Cards have been received announcing
the marriage of Dr.. ]. L. Catherwood and
Miss Jennie De Wolfe on Thursday, Sept.
81, at Greeley, Col. DR.. and Mrs. Cath.
erwood will be at home at Cedar Rapids,
Iowa, after Oct. 8.
The team of Knud Larson got away
from the boy who was driving them at
his place in Lansing township, on Mon
day, and ran into the city. about 5 miles,
where they were stopped. The front
wheels of the wagon came with them.
Mrs. VIM. Olson has opened stock
of Millinery goods in the store next 10
Merrill s. Shouts, opposite the Court
House. A full and choice line of Mill
merry goods will be kept on hand. Care.
full attention will be given to dress max
ing by experienced hands.
Mrs. A. L. Ferry has removed the
Ladies' Bazaar to the store lately occupied
by KinseY, opposite J. A. Sands dry
goods store. Prices have been reduced
to meet the demands of the times, and
old and new customers can be sure Of
satisfactory goods at low prices.
Edward Cohen, of Ashland, Wiscon
son. has rented the store lately occupied
by L. s. Willard and Case l. Woodsum
and will fill it with stock of Dry Goods
He arrived in Austin on Monday and ex
poets TO open up the new stock mex
week, See the Ad. of '"The Big Austin
IN another column.
At this season of the year people car
not be too careful about keeping thei
bowels regular. Bilious and malarial dis
eases are often brought on by allowing
the bowels to become torpid. An occasion
al dose of St. Patrick's Pills IS all thai
would be required, and might prevent
serious sickness. ForSale by Giles&Tryon
On account of the sickness Of Sect
Adams, the meeting of the Agricultra
Society last Saturday afternoon was ad
journed to next Saturday, Oct. 6. It will
be held in Supt. Belden's office. 1t i
intended to close up the business OF tn
society for this fall at this meeting, ant
accordingly everyone having claim
against the society should present them
j. NJ. Greenman was nominated fo
County Attorney for his eminent qualifi
cation for the Office. He is an old ant
experienced attorney, and if elected by
the people he will, in the future. as in
the past, perform the duties of the of6c'
promptly and without any delays. Hi
record in the past is 4 sufficient guarantee
of his ability and fitness for the Office o.
County Attorney.
Campbell, of the I'd Hand Store. il
one of the busy men of the city jus
now. Everybody wanting to buy or sci
anything is after him and he has to keel
up lively gait. Light rents and quicl
transfers enables him to hold out SOM
rare inducements to buyers and seller
of articles of all kinds. styles and previ
Gus conditions. Call at the I'd Han(
Store, opposite NJ. Majors.
IS. w. Anderson has obtained th'
agency for the Eureka Kerosene Gas
Heater, new process for heating anc
cooking with gas generated from kero
sene oil. By this process oil is made t.
take the place of coal or wood in cook
ing and heating stoves. Mr.. Anderson
has the heater on exhibition in cooking
stove at Roberts store, where he is ready
to explain Its workings to everyone inter
ested. a.. 49,.
IS. 9. Clark & Co: have disposed O
their hardware stock to Mr.. 4. Ammer
man, of Perry, Iowa. The bargain was
made last Friday. Mr.. zimmerman
expects to get his family settled here THU
week. ready to take possession the frs
of next week. He is spoken of as a liv'
energetic business man. one who will
make his influence felt here. Messrs
Clark and Woodsum have not yet decided
on their future location or business. W,
hope that Austin is not to lose them as
result of this change. We need both O
these men right here in the city.
The best reform in domestic life i
without doubt the Introduction of DR.
Rnlla Rahv Svrun Where If ia knOw,