Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1888-06-13
-Croouet and base ball goods at Pool.

Bargains in dress goods at Kinsey's
cash store 10.
Giles s. Tryon are HEADQUARTERS for
hammOcks and "kroka."
Another invoice of the latest shapes
in hats at the Ladies' Bazaar.
The celebra ed "Palias Royal kid
gloves, also fine line of silk mits at the
Ladies' Bazaar.
Ladies will find an elegant assort-
ment of the celebrated "Palias Royal
Kid Gloves at the Ladies' Bazaar.
The Austin brick stood the test in
Washington admirably, and the govern
ment has selected them for the new post
office and custom house buildings to be
erected in La Crosse.
Mrs W. H. Adams at S02 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.
Every one who attended the County
Fair last year will remember the fine dis
play made by the White Sewing Machine
Co., aud the beautiful work done on their
machine. Also remember the White
took 1st premium.
A bunch of bananas at Bascom s. Hall S
yielded a live tarantula last week. The
little foreigner was ensconced in paste
board box and seemed to enjoy this north
ern country for day or two but shufied
off this mortal coil Yesterday.
The meetings of the w. G, T. U. are
adjourned for three weeks from last Sat
urday. During the interim the ladies are
earnestly requested to meet with the
Band of Hope, at the G. A. r. Hall at
1 o'clock every Friday afternoon.
The Free Methodist Camp meeting
| on the river south of town has been quite
we'll attended through the week and
seems to have aroused considerable inter-
est. The city and many parts of the
county have been we'll represen ted at the
meetings.
Mrs. W. g. Adams is agent for the
Dress Makers Magic Scale, Mrs. Adams
has many testimonials to the simplicity
| aud perfection of this scale for dressmak-
| ing, If you are doubtful about its mer
| its, call and have test lining cut and be
convinced.
Mrs. Eugene Hoy has received the
! $4,000 for which her husbands life was
insured IN the NJ. w. A. This IS prompt
work indie ed, and shows that the order IS
exceedingly prompt in dealing with the
claims of its members. Its promptness
is commendable.
On account of the graduating exer'
cises on Thursday evening, the prayer
meetings at Methodist and Congregation
al churches will be held this "Wednesday
evening. At the Baptist church on Fri
day evening. The meetings will begin
at :A5 instead of 7:30 as heretofore.
Some figures at Giles & Tryon's S.
Pure boiled OIL Chicago or Minnesota,
go cents per gallon. St: Louis Red Sea!
Lead, $3.50 per cwt Senour mixed
paint ST. so per gallon, aud tinted lead,
all colors. by the pound cents per 10.
$500 guarantee that these goods are abso-
lutely pure and the best made
Spring Valley Mercury: Mr.. Geo.
White. an old settler of frankfort, died
last week. He has been an invalid fol
some time. He was the father Mrs. G
G. Weed and Mrs. James Knowles. He
had many friends, having long been q
resident of Mower County. His wife sur
vlyes HIM.
&C. H. Davidson and wife start Satur
day for visit with friends and relatives
in Illinois. Their first visit will be made a,
St. Charles, III. On the Goth they at
tend reunion of the Davidson family al
! Highland Park, twentythree miles from
Chicago. Mr.. Davidson intends looking
up the Republican convention during
his trip.
Last Sunday morning Rev. STANLEY
baptized three candidates in the Ceda
river near south bridge. Within two
weeks twelve have been baptized into tn,
fellowship of the church and several 9th
ers are expected to receive the ordinance
Next Sunday will be the thirtieth ami
versary of the organization Of the church
and the pastor will give an historical ad
dress in the morning.
The late wet spring finds a large
stock of goods on the shelves at the La
dies Bazaar. To avoid carrying this stock
over and r1sklug change of styles, Mrs
Adams is now offering special induce
ments to buyers. She is determined tC
dispose of her stock at once and will give
her customers the benefit of closing on,
prices. It will be for your interest tC
call in as soon as possible and take adj
vantage of present prices on her elegant
stock.
w. F. Day has moved his stock Of
sewing machines and organs into the
building opposite G. F. Rademacher's on
Mill street. and will continue to sell the
popular White sewing mach Inc; also the
Standard, JENNIE June, New Howe and
Singer. Good second hand machine.
very cheap. have needles, oil and at
tachments for all machines. Remember
l repair all kinds of old machines anC
guarantee my work.
"A picnic will be held next Saturday
afternoon in A. 0. HOLSTERS grove BY
Mrs. Rice's and Miss Ricketson's Sunday
school classes. 1t is to be sort farewell
picnic for Miss Ricketson, the children
wishing to give their teacher such roya
time that she may not soon forget Austin
and her children. She IS one of the faith
full workers in the Sunday school, and {
successful teacher in the public schools
where she has been elected to teach an
other year. Miss Rlcketson leaves fol-
her home Peru, n. Y, next Monday ev
ening.
"A very pleasant affair last Wednesday
evening. June 6, at the NJ. E. church, was
the wedding of Mr.. L. G. johnson to Mis-.
Maggie Sachse. The church was profuse