Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1888-12-19
Open evenings,
Established 1868.

HAYES Bros. MAIN ST.
Useful, ornamental, acceptable holiday
gifts, Watches Of every description,
American and foreign. Fine display,
|. Look aud see. Silverware, clocks, spec.
tacles, eyeglasses. canes, opera glasses.
diamonds, and other precious stones in
great variety. --latest novelties in jewel
~. Prices low.
Buy can Of Hartland Preserves, at
G. w. Taylor s. Cos. Il
The finest Maple Syrup in the city at
c. w. Taylor & Cos. III I
Our city schools closed Friday for a
three weeks vacation. u ..@
The finest line of new perfumes in
| the city at Giles & TrVon's. @@ II
The poles for our new electric light
system are being placed. LIZ. ~.
The Oyster. suffered at the hands of
it's friends, Mt Armory Hall last evening.
"A nice little shower Of rain Saturday
Dec. Is, which gave the street sprinkler a
rest. - ..- ~ = 49,. &c.,.
Look oyer g. W: Taylor s. Cos. stock
Of Christmas goods before buying else
where. .... s'' j,
The Democrat says. the county COM
missioners meet Dec. 81. Pretty late in
the month isn't it?
-Wanted-A girl of IL wants place
to work for her board and go to school.
Address Box $50, city.
What's the matter with the Blue
Front Shoe Store? It's all right. Boots
aud shoes at bankrupt prices.
Notice those ornamental windows at
Hayes Bros. If you fail. you will miss
one OF the fine sights of this fine city.
For style. finish and durability, Aus.
tin pictures take the whole bakery. Re-
member the place, over Pooler's drug
| store. 1t
Rice & Lashbrook have genuine win
| ter wheat flour, which they are selling at
the same price asked for spring wheat
| flour.
The Sons of Veterans, at their meet
| ing Monday night, elected J. II. Make
peace captain, L. D. Baird first lieutenant
and T. L. Beiseker second lieutenant,
It IS one of those rare. good remedies
which used once will always be kept in
the house. Laxador we refer to. Price
only 25 cents package.
| Cider, candy, figs, nuts. grapes, oran-
ges, oysters and celery, also an endless
variety of Holiday crockery at hard time
prices at c. w. Taylor & Co.'S.
Work baskets. doll carriages, toys. toy
carts. rocking horses, at peoples popular
prices. Goods must BIO sold within the
next Is days, G. ScHLEUDER.
| Notice the big al. of the Gem Jewel
~ store on opposite page. Sweningsen
has lot of Christmas goods that he IS
bound to dispose of. Call and get prices
Foot, Shultz & Co. are intending to
put boot and shoe factory in here, en-
ploying 200 men. providing Austin will
furnish Sis, 900 IN buildings and material.
Work on the plant for the electric
light has been commenced. 1t will be To-
Gated near the water works. Planting
! the poles was finished. for this fall. yes.
| terday.
| Hayes Bros, are now showing the
largest and finest stock of jewelry to be
seen outside of St. Paul. Call and ex.
anime, their stock, their store, and their
prices. L
| "A rare treat for the people of Austin,
at the Fly ing Dutchman Meat Market.
during the Holidays, where you can find
in stock, the finest quality of meats ever
seen here before.
! For the next few days l shall offer
| some rare bargains in millinery a. I am
about to close out my stock. Everyone
! indebted to me, must call and settle UP
| hr.f1 A
"A new variety store has been opened
in Bennington six miles north of Leroy
| village. A postoff1ce has also been open.
ed. G. NJ. Kjolsath is proprietor and he
| is having fair business at the start.
Everybody is surprised to see the
prices so low when compared with other
houses. and nobody leaves without buy
ing lady's Or cents gold watch or some
thing in the jewelry line at Hayes Bros.
Each church society is busy prepar-
ing feast of good things for its s. 8. Chi
dren. Monday evening the Xmas ships
come into port. The Xmas trees bloom
and wither-1n word old St. Nick dis
burses. @
The Rev. DR.. Forbes so favorably
known Dy many OF our cltlZenS, breaches
in the M. E, Church in this city next Fri
day evening. This is DR.. Forbes first visit
to this place as Presiding Elder, and we
bespeak for him full house. Services
begin at 7.30.
Round trip excursion tickets for the
holidays will be sold at one and third
fare for the round trip. Sell Dec. "a, Is
and 81, 1885, and January l, 1889. Re-
turn coupons good until January 8, 1889.
G. H. Coleman, Agent. G N. & st. p.
Ry.
Miss Miller gave picnic last Friday
to close her school. Her children pre-
sented her with some very handsome
Christmas cards. Miss Miller treated
the children to candies, nuts, etc. and a
very pleasant afternoon was enjoyed by
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