Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-06-26
Full supply of machine needles and

body, June %, all the evening.
New stock of silverware, novelties,
etc., at Hayes Bros. Look at our prices.
Surplus stock of Pansies s. Verbeuas
% cents per doz. At s. H. Harrison.
Florist 1916
Go to VIM. NJ. Howe's Office for perfect
Loans at lowest rates.
Per oxide of sillcate. sure death to
all insect life. For sale in any quantity
by S. H. Harrison, florist. 14-16
Blue Earth City Post: Prof. Manches-
ter started Tuesday morning for St. Paul,
with the intention of extending his trip
to Chicago.
| All sorts of tinware on tap at the
Austin I'd Hand store on Mill street, op-
posite NJ. Majors. at prices that paraiyze
the Jews and kill competition.
| Some of the herbs in Halls Hair
Remover, that wonderful preparation
for restoring the color and thickening
the growth of the hair. grow plentifully
in New England.
| Lost, bright bay horse with star
IN forehead and white strip in face,
weighing about 1900 strayed from barn
in this city Saturday night. Finder
please notify Duffy & Maryland.
| IS. H. Harrison our popular Florist
has opened Floral booth three doors
south of 20. Where you can call and
see him when yon want something nice.
He also has control of the Minnea polis
Evening Star.
Lost, on Thursday, June 20, between
Jack Vandegrift's farm and Austin, a
blue chinchilla overcoat, with fur cuffs
and collar. Also new rubber coat.
Finder please leave at TRANSCRIPT Office
and will be literally rewarded. j. J.
Mcbride. Is 16
| On Friday evening, June IA, pleas
ant party gathered at the residence of Ira
Van House to celebrate their first swed
ding anniversary. About thirty were
number of presents were lett with the
people as a reminder of their wooden
wedding"
w. H. HARRINGTON takes organs to,
wards pianos and old pianos towards new
ones. Alsohas several second hand Pianos
s. Organs for sale or to rent. Drop him q
card or call at his office IN Swenlngsen's
jewelry store, one door north of First
National bank. 2-15
Nelson Gibbs, who has been night
W
some time has ceased working for the
railroad and bought an interest in the
New England bakery with 0, c. Corn
forth. Cornforth s. Gibbs will now make
it pleasant for the patrons of that
popular establishment.
Two prizes for Western Princes
sucking colts for 1899 will be given at the
Mower County Agricultural Fair on the
second day. The Judges will be chosen
by the exhibitors. First prize, SIS; sec.
ond prize. $40 Those having Western
Prince colts are requested to bring them
in on that day and compete for above
prizes. L. MOTT.
j. II. Bliss and family returned from
Southern California last Thursday. The
only reason that Mr.. Bliss gives to us
for coming back is that on account OF
inefficient mail service he could not get
his TRANSCRIPT regularly. It is becom.
ing evident that the man leaving Austin
might as we'll buy round trip ticket.
He will have use for the return triI
coupon.
Married. Tuesday morning, June 25
at a. m, by Father Sullivan at the Cath
olic church, Grant Miller and Mary Ra.
gan. The groom, an old resident of Ian
sing, where his mother and brothers re-
side. is now employed on the Milwaukee
road running between Austin and Min
neapolis. G. W. Treat of Blooming
Prairie, brother-in-l Flaw of Mr.. Miller
was down for the wedding. Mr.. and Mrs
Miller left on the afternoon train for Min
neapolis.
Rock County Herald: The Spirit Lake
Beacon tells good story from West Wiz
glnia about an evangelist Who went Ovel
the state painting upon the rocks. "Wha1
shall do to be saved?" A patent medi
cine man followed him, and under thu
question added this reply: Use Blank:
Cure for Consumption" When the text
painter heard of the patent medicine
mans pernicious activity, he went ovel
the ground again and painted under the
advertisement: "And prepare to meet thy
Godv' The medicine man will find it hare
to beat this.
Our people witnessed an extremely
interesting game of base ball Friday
afternoon. The contestants were; the
Sutton nine and the Austin business
mems club. The game was close anC
J exciting throughout with first one side
and then the other in the lead. Thu
visitors insisted on q change of pitcher
: in the third inning and as frequently
, happens the desired change brough
. about their destruction. The score stoo(
81 to 81 in favor of Austin. Horned
neat home run hit was the feature of tn
game in the estimation Of the audience
} While visiting at L. D. Carter's las
week, Rev. Burgess went fishing will
several other friends, and while he is no
a success with the rod, he is in courag
and hang to- it-iveness. He sat on tn
5 dam at Officers mill all day and succeed
, ed in hooking one bull-head, while hi
companions about HIM we're pulling on
the fish in lively manner. It was apuz
zler to the reverend gentleman to under
stand why it was the fish would persist i
passing his hook and nibbling at the rest
He declares he will bring along low
:, bait" another time.
, The First Baptist church of this cit
held It's annual reunion and roll call o
Sunday. The church was beautiful
u decorated and filled to it's utmost capacit
= = with the families of the church. A beat
- t1ful banner hung upon the wall, wit
u bronze letters: "l859-1889. Lo, al
with you Away" An original and plea!
ing feature of the exercises was the er
|, trance of thirty one young ladies who OF
q ! ou,,io1 choirc around tho mint D1aff0rn