Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-09-25
ga. per keg for nails at Roberts.

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bottom prices.
S5.25 for an Elgin Stem Wind
Watch at Schleuder's.
Farmers can get Is cents cash for nn-
sailed butter al NJ. Majors. 1853
Hank Plummer has obtained first
class certificate as conductor.
Fresh Pork Sausage only Sc per
pound at the Flying Dutchman.
Please call and settle before Oct /.
l need money very much, G. A. Pooler
-$l.45 for Rogers Bros Triple
plated table Knives and Forks at G. |
Schleuder's. ~
If you want tip-top table butter at
the lowest price. you can get it at Lash |
brook s. Co.'S.
-Charitably disposed persons can find |
tickets for James Truesdell's drawing at
L. Dettlebach's.
Buy your hats of Mrs. Hildahl and
save IS cents to 81. Parlors over Sand s
dry goods store.
Fine sugar cured smoked shoulders,
only Sc per pound at the Flying Dutch
man meat market.
The G. A. R. people will have
dance the tenth of next month. Full
particulars next week.
Before buying elsewhere examine
Mrs. Hildahl's stock of millinery goods.
Prices guaranteed to suit,
so cents each cleans watch or clock
puts in main spring and warrants it
for one year at Schleuder's.
chris Browns team ran away on the
fair ground Wednesday. A badly
broken buggy was the only damage.
Frank and Sadie Hoppin, of Dexter,
son and daughter of Hon. E. S. Hoppin,
are attending the Austin High School.
BY all means get prices at Schleuder's
before purchasing elsewhere: This
time his competitors can't follow in
prices.
If You want the organ that is &C
knowledged by all musicians to be the
best, buy the Lakeside. First door north
of First National Bank, If
e. G. Adams has Just put in 100 tons
Of coal for the water works. He also has
a contract to furnish the county with sew
eral car loads of hard coal
Use Halls Vegetable Sici1ian Hair
Remover and your thin gray, locks will
thicken up and be restored to their youth
full color. vigor, and beauty.
The little son of Charles Fox aged
seventeen months died Monday OF cholera
infantum His remains were taken to
Prairie Du Chen for burial.
The Bush & Gerts piano is becoming
a great favorite in Austin and giving
splendid satisfaction, Harrington has
one on exhibition. First door north of
First National Bank. tt
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.
Attention G. A. R. and Sons of Vet
Grams; You are cordially invited to meet
the Ladies of the Womans Relief Corps
at the G. A. r. Hall, next Saturday even
ing to spend the evening and partake of
| refreshments.
| IS. a. Harrison left Monday for Sioux
City. He is travelling in the interest of
the North of Minneapolis. He takes, in
the Corn Palace at Sioux City and travels
through Dakota. He expects to be gone
about two weeks.
| -Campbells team broke their hitching
strap at the feed store Saturday after
noon and took lively whlrl down Main
street. The were stopped by the electric
light pole at the corner of Main and
Maple streets. A broken neck-yoke and
brides was the only damage done.
! Those fine birds exhibited at the fail
last week and credited to DR.. johnson,
belonged to Mrs. G. W. Streeter and were
her exhibit 1t Was fine display and
Doc. ought to be ashamed to take credit
for it when it didn't belong to him. Let
us both beg the lady's pardon Doc.
| -Messrs Todd, McFadden and bud,
Robinson are making preparations tc
open grocery store about Oct 10. They
will occupy the building next to Raise,
& Guineys harness shop They viii
make good team and. we look for {
successful business career for the new
firm.
Organs, organsl organs!! Pianos
pianos! pianos!! ". Fl. Harrington now
: sells black walnut, high top, mouse
proof organ for only $65. and upright
rosewood piano for $3.50, On monthly o.
quarterly payments. Old instruments
2 taken IN exchange. First door north 0
First National Bank. If
The east side of the county "go
there in pretty good shape at the count.
fair this fall Hon. E. s. Hoppin, O
t Dexter town, with his fine herd of 1,
! Deyons took first premium on eveythinl
| in their class, and his yearling bull, Ash
ton. took first in the grand sweepstake
2 in contest for all bulls of any age. Goo
e enough.
Miss Maggie M. Elliott took frs
premiums on Landscape and Portrai
D painting at the County Fair IN Austi
q this week. She also carried home blu
=. ribbon for collection of paintings Mis-
Elliott gives rare promise of e1
. cellence IN her chosen art and does worl
! of which Grand Meadow should be just
: proud.
e The Jane Coombs company will b
at the Opera House Oct. 9. They pla
Dickens Bleak House. A letter fIo1
Rochester where the company has JUS