Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1888-08-01
-Croouet aud base ball goods at Pool.

Croquet and base ball goods at Pool.
er's. ss:.es5s
Houses to rent. Enquire of Mrs. w.
H.: Adams, 500 River street.
Another invoice Of the latest shapes
in hats at the Ladies' Bazaar.
The celebrated ''Palias Royal" kid
gloves, also a fine line of silk mits at the
Ladies' Bazaar. T,
Ladies will find an elegant assert
ment of the celebrated "Palias Royal
Kid Gloves at the Ladies' Bazaar.
The books of the firm of Dalager Bros.
will remain At the old stand, and an early
settlement OF accounts is required ON &C. c,
count OF the change Of firm. Please call
in at once and settle up. II
Don't fail to be present at the enter
tainment given by the Band of Hope next
Friday evening. A good program has
been prepared and the good work should
be aided by your presence. Ak
Mrs w. H. Adams at 800 River St.,
will take a few boarders at $500 per
week for board and room. Those wish
ing nice, quiet, home like place will do
we'll to call on Mrs. Adams.
The old VIM. Henry Harrison t:Log
Cabin Song Book" of 1884, has been re-
vised for the campaign of 1883, by A. H.
Smythe, of Columbus. Ohio. Sample
copy by mail, 10 cents. Send for one.
The village of Spring Valley will vote
August 10 on granting bonds to the
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OF $ll,OW. AT the same time the town
Of q S Spring Valley will vote on issuing
The Austin ball club played game
with the Merton club ut the state fair
grounds at Owatonna last week and won
by a score of 8 to7. This is one of q
series of games for the championship of
Southern Minnesota.
B. Borritz. of Rochester, moved into
stairs in the engine house west Of r.
Dunkleman's. He IS prepared to do jobs
of book binding and repairing in good
and workmanlike manner.
Albert Lea Standard: Chas. II. Dav.
ldson. Jr., Benny Vaudeville, Miss Lou.
Use Robinson and Miss Belle Nudge,
worthy and popular young people of
Austin. drove to Albert Lea last Thurs.
day, and pleasantly spent the day here.
AS will be seen by call published in
another column the Republican cenven
ton will be held September in this city.
At this convention county officers will be
nominated and delegates elected to the
State convention to nominate state
officers.
james Bliss has added to the pleasant
luxuries of his home By obtaining of the
Austin Furniture company one of thei,
elegant Weber pianoes. These addi
tons make dwellings what they should
be. pleasant homes. There cannot be toe
many Of them.
Ice cream, cake, ETC., and many other
good things. Every body shonld take q
share. Wednesday evening, August 8
Corner Oak and Third streets, in the
Third ward, Ut residence of Mrs. Ander
son. Benefit of Ladies' Aid Society,
Presbyterian church. 1921
Reports from our farmers indicate
that wheat and barley have pretty gener.
ally suffered severely by their fell enemy,
the chinch bug. Barley seems to be
about half crop and wheat considerably
less. Oats and hay are the great. crops
this year. Corn is late but promises we'll
The proprietor of Hotel Robinson
takes pleasure in announcing to his
friends and to the public generally. tina,
there is free bus running in connection
With his hotel, to and from all trains
Bus calls to any part of the city will be
promptly attended to if left at the hote
Office.
The LADIES' Aid Society of the Pres
byterian church will meet Thursday after
noon of this week with Mrs. G. N. Buck
len, east of Dobbin's creek. All inter
ested in the work this society has taker
for the interests of the church work ir
the city are invited to attend and remain
in the evening for tea.
Juvenile Missionary Society vii
give an entertainment next Monday ev
ening, August 6, at Armory Hall. The
principal feature of the evening will be q
prize drill by I6 young ladies. A very
interesting program has been prepared
no one should miss It, Admission 10
cents. Ice cream and cake will be served
after the entertainment.
Ill response 10 query, WlaC Is
home without newspaper" an ex
change gives this answer: 1T is a place
where old hats are stuffed into window
panes, where the children are like pigs
| the housewife like an aboriginal savage
| and the husband with the panorama q
the Dismal Swamp painted on his shir,
bosom with tobacco juice"
AT Christ Church (EpiscopaD mex
Sunday morning the sermon delivered by
Bishop Whipple before the Pan-Anglicar
Synod IN Westminster Abbey will be read
In the evening at 1880 o'clock children'l
choral service will be held. A piano ant
organ accompaniment will be had to the
singing. The Rector will speak OF
Chrlst's love for the little ones.
We are pleased to learn that Prof: W
H. John has been persuaded to bring his
troupe of performing ponies and dogs tc
this city. In conjunction with Arion's
Musical Comedy Co. he will give an enter
tainment at the Opera House, Monday
and Tuesday, August 6 and Z. Prof