Mower County transcript., 1889-07-24

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"A number of young people were fit
ted out with suits last week at the Austin
Furniture Co.
Charley Miller goes out to day to fit
up the engine for II. +. Walkers steam
thresher near Moscow.
Sugar cured hams 13c per pound,
sliced i5c, Boi,elcss breakfast bacon 12@c
at the Flying Dutchman.
"A good secoAd hand Organ for sale
$25CO w. H. darlington, first door
north of First Nat. Bank.
WIN. Dugan has sold the house he
built last fall too. T. Payne and has gone
to Minneapolis to buy wheat.
Mr.. E. j. Phillips will for time.
continue to look after the Undertaking
1920
Owing to change in the firm it is
desirable that past due accounts be set
tied by cash or note. Austin Furniture
CO.
Harvest Celebration Friday evening
July Goth, at the corner Of Third and Elm
streets. Third ward. Attend and cele-
brate.
Get rid of that tired feeling as quick as
possible. Take Hoods Sarsaparilla,
which gives strength, good appetite,
and health.
Farmers who buy salt pork by the
quantity and wish to buy at a bargain
shouldd go to the Flying Dutchman and
get their prices.
&C. W. Taylor is now offering for sale
at actual first Cost his entire stock of
fancy Crockery, All painted goods must
90 within the next 80 days.
-Seymor johnson has just had two
house. 1t is now SAID to be the dandy
house Of the city. G. w. johnson twirl.
ed the brush.
For fine cooking use the Flying
Dutchman home kettled rendered Lard.
It is always sweet and fresh rendered,
and is guaranteed strictly pure and first
class in every respect.
The Waseca party returned home
Friday night. as lit le birds, singing
I'VE are going to Maseca next year"
They had big time at Waseca. enjoying
the rare intellectual treats furnished by
the Park Association.
The young ladies of the Congrega
tional church will hold u lawn sociable at
the home OF Mrs. John Cook. Friday even
ing. A new and attractive program is be
ing prepared. All. both old and young
are cordially invited
Mr. Woodson was harvesting his
crop of hemp last week. He proposes to
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be independent of the twine trust next
season. This is the way to break the
back bone of the trust.
The articles Of incorporation of the
Northwestern car seal works Will be
found in another column. The buildings
have been rebuilt and enlarged and new
machinery has been put in. The works
will remain at Lansing.
-Lanesboro Journal: Mace Allen, a
cross eyed Nlmrod Of Chattield, last week
shot at robin and hit the village justice,
No cross-eYed man ought to be allowed
to get his gun off inside the village limits,
and We bet Justice Russell will say so,
too.
@-H- B. Corev is getting to be quite a
sport. Last Friday he led the lawyers in
their slaughter of the business men at
base ball. on Saturday he received one
vote for member of the school board and
now he is at st. Paul taking in the races.
Quite a showing.
The evils resulting from habitual
costlveness are many and serious; but
the use of harsh, drastic purgatives is
however, the patient has mild but
effective aperient. superior to all others,
especially for family use.
This notice taken at the value of 81.
in payment for gal. of first class ice
cream if eaten by the person holding
within ten minutes after presenting 1t at
the tables. Third ward, cor. Elm and
Third streets, Friday evening. July 2G.
s o'clock, BY order of committee.
&C. W.. johnson went to the Poor
house yesterday. He goes out there as
| a painter and decorator though, and not
as a patient. The buildings are to be
rcpainted and renovated throughout.
johnson is built to make first rate Job
| of it.
-Organs! Organs! Organs! Organs
Great reduction IN prices. w. H. Harling.
ton is now selling good black walnut
case, nigh Top, mouse proof, organ with
book and stool for $65. in monthly O,
quarterly payments, Be sure to dror
him card or call on him in Sweningsen's
Jewellery store first door north Of Firs,
Nat. Bank
The school election Saturday was
| verv quite and one sided affair although
| the interest felt in the election was man
ifested by very large vote. considering
that there was only one ticket in the
field. The spirit of rebellion was ram
pant and the new men went in withou,
opposition There were 375 ballots de-
positcd divided as follows. w. NJ
Roberts 374 G. j. Miller 372 D. B
Smith 3, H. 3. Corey 1. Messrs Roberts
and Miller take the places of D. B
Smith and J. F. Giles of the present
board. The board for mex
year will consist of F. A. En-
gle, H. S. Smith, G. Schleuder, John E
Robinson, w. M. Roberts and G. J
Miller
Trade journalism has made gigantic
strides of late but it was Not until las
year that trade journal for advertiser!
was started. Such paper has just com
pleted it's first volume. It is published
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