Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1888-08-22

Kinsey Is selling all goods in store
cheaper than ever before.
s Another invoice Of the latest shapes
In hats at the LADIES' Bazaar. 82 8l@s
"A good second hand Piano on easy
terms at the Austin Furniture Co. HID. 81
25 per cent. of on silks, satins,
plushes, dress goods, at Kinsey's
The celebrated ''Palias Royal" kid
gloves. also fine line Of silk mits at the
Ladies' Bazaar. RI
-e5 per cent discount on jackets, jer-.
seys. cloake,, shawls. hosiery, gloves and
underwear at Kinsey's.
"A new invoice Of Baby Carriages
just received at the Austin Furniture Co.
Cheaper than the cheapest. &Ss
"A harvest sermon at the Presbyte.
rian church next Sabbath. Aur. 26, at
1O:80-a. m. Everybody invited. =:
II Call and see me II you think of buying:
piano. organ or sewing machine. l can
save you money. w. r. DAY.
Ladies will find an elegant assort-
mcnt of the celebrated ''Palias Royal
Kid Gloves at the Ladies Bazaar. I'd
Henry Tenary has bought fine Chi
cago Cottage organ, and says he is we'll
pleased. Henry has good ear for music.
For sale-A very desirable bnilding
lot within two blocks of post office. A
reasonable consideration only asked. =.
u.s. a.-~ DR.. A. w. ALLEN.
The Free Methodists have a tent on
the lot next to Keenan's office on Main
street and are holding nightly meetings
there.
Il. Mott has been looking at organs
for some time and has tioally closed the
sale for Chicago Cottage, which, he had
tested by competent music teacher.
A. G. Case hus traded his house and
lot on Water street to f. 0. Hall for the
stock of clothing bought of I. Taylor.
MIR. Case is making everything ready for
his trip to the west.
MIR, Howe lately from Dexter; has u
Chicago Cottage organ which he bought
of w. F. Day, who is agent for this pop
ular instrument. Give hun a call when
IN want of an organ.
Spring Valley Vi,lette: The Austin
Dramatic Company pleased Spring Valley
immensely. The troupe IS exceedingly
Corey is prima donna.
The books of the firm of Dalager Bros.
will remain ut the old stand, and an early
settlement of accounts is required on ac-
count OF the change of firm. Please call
in at oucc and settle up.
Mrs w. II. Adams at SO2 River St.,
will take IA few boarders ut $3.50 per
week for board and room. Those wish.
ing a nice. quiet. home like place will do
well to call on Mrs. Adams.
Subject to the will of the Republican
County Convention, l hereby announce
myself candidate for the Office IF Pro
bate Judge for Mower county for the next
term of two years.
20 "a w. w. RANNEY.
Who says advertising does not pay!
A Chicago burglar overlooked $50 in II
bureau drawer, and the papers so an.
nounced. He returned the next night
and not only secured it, but suit OF
clothes besides. 49, ,,s>5 .
Blue Earth City Post: Miss Lou
Brown lest Tuesday for Clear Lake. In
| She will remain there one week and af
forwards spend a couple of weeks in
| in Austin. Miss Brown was accompanied
by Miss Clara Merrill ~
st. Charles Times: Miss Laura PIKE
returned from her visit ut Minneapolis
and Blooming Prairie last week. Hel
cousin. Miss Grace Giddings, of Bloom
ing Prairie, returned with her and will
| visit here far a few weeks
IS. n, Frisbie, of Oakland, was ir
Friday and made US very pleasant visit
Mr.. Frisbe is one of the men whom it il
| Il pleasure to meet. He knows where he
| stands and has u reason for the faith tina
is 10 him. political or otherwise.
John Fairbanks has received an in
crease of pension of six dollars. making
his pension fourteen dollars per month
! His pension is for wound received al
the battle Of Fredcricksburgh. 1t IS g
| pleasure to record these aids to our de
serving veterans.
Prof. A. w. Rankin lectures at the
Congregational church this cvening or
Seven Sundays in England" Price o.
admission 20 and 10 cents. Prof. Rankir
! speaks from personal observation and hi.
lecture will no doubt be very interest
ing one. All should hear him.
j X. Chadbourne. one of the rustler
of tho norti, part of The county was il
the city Friday and invaded the TRANS
CRIPT sanctum. 1t was Il very pleasun
irruption on the TRANSCRIPT side. and ",
hope that Mr.. c. liked it well enough t,
make many similar ones.
| The annual PIC NC Of the VI. E. Sun
day school will be held at the Fni
grounds to-day. The school is to asst m
bla 1T the church ut $50 where teams ar,
provided to take them to the grounds
Tie feature If the day is Il picnic ninne
| which will lie served 1T abOnt noon.
| a fun attendance is requested at tn
meeting of the w. e.. r. y. next Satur
day AFTERNOON, at Hotel Robinson. 1t il
the ANIMAL meeting and election of of
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