Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-11-20
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For sale or rent, w. w. Engle's resi-.
dence. - ~ "
+. Now is the time to have Taylor. the
painter, fix up your cutters and slelghs.
Heating Stoves. Prices talk. Get
prices. Roberts in Opera House Block.
NO charge for trimming at Mrs. VIM.
Olson's millinery store over HirslIs cloth.
ing store. Il. i. .. -. =. =
If your window glasses are broken
get Taylor. the painter. to do your
glazing.
The maple syrup direct from Yer.
mont has been duplicated at McFadden
s. Todds.
Taylor, the painter, is now prepared
to serve any who may want their cutters
or buggies painted.
Fresh home made cakes and pies al
ways on hand at the G.. A. R. restaurant
over McBride's store.
Highest cash price paid for green and
sailed hides, also tallow, pelts and wool,
at the Flying Dutchman.
Do you suffer with catarrh? You can
be cured if you take Hoods Sarsaparllla
the great blood purifier. Sold by all
druggists
The Flying DutcbmAn market is
selling strictly first class meats at second.
class prices. Its the cheapest and best
place to buy.
Frank Ward is prepared to do light
draying and express work for every. one
on short notice and IN first class shape,
Leave orders at Kaiser s. Guiney's har-
ness shop.
Friedrich & HORNED have a contract
to manufacture 10000 pounds of their,
famous summer sausage for one party.
This with their other lines of sausage
humming pretty lively.
The test OF Mr. Raab's signal was
completed at the Milwaukee yard last
Thursday and proved a perfect success.
He has now gone with the signal to Cedar
Falls, where it will be thoroughly tested
by various railroad men.
j. M. Engle will open a news stand
in Miller & Gute's store the last of this
week. He will keep all the daily papers
and deliver them to any part of the city.
He will also keep the leading magazines,
weekly papers, and the best works of
fiction.
-Boils, carbuncles, and other skin
eruptions indicate that the system is
endeavoring to reject poisonous acids.
and that Ayers Sarsaparilla is impera-
lively needed: 1t IS the most reliable of
all blood medicines. Ask your druggist
for it, and take no other.
Al Friedrich left for Madison, Wis,
Monday, where he will be married today
to Miss Jennie Sihler of that city. After
the wedding they will 60 to Chicago, re-
Our best wishes are with AL IN this new
departure of his.
Only $50 for high top. mouse proof
Klmball organ, all complete with book
and stool, at SIS month until paid for.
| W. II. Harrington is Offering these special
prices for a short time only, so now IS
your chance for bargain. Be sure to
write or call on him. First door north Of
First National Bank.
The public will do we'll in looking
in at Schleuder's jewelry store. He is
making extensive improvements, putting
! in new wall cases, and counter cases to
keep pace with his increased trade,
| since he made his big reduction in goods.
Those needing anything in that line will
| save from 30 to 40 per cent. Go and get
| his figures and be convinced. This is no
advertising dodge.
The engineers are making elaborate
preparations for their annual ball, which
! is to be held at Armory Hall. Thanksgiv-
ing evening. Nov. %. The boys are
getting ready to have one of their finest
dances, and they are noted for the fine
ones which they give. The Armory has
| the incest dancing floor IN this part of
the state, and everything points to a
| brilliant entertainment for that evening.
Supper will be served at Cornforth &
Gibbs restaurant.
! The Catholic Fair will be held at
Armory Hall Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday,, Nov. Is. 26, and ~. Ar
engagements had been made to hold the
Fair on the %, 90. and 80, but the hall
was engaged for that time and made it
necessary to change the date to the first
three days of the week. Thorough and
extensive preparations are being made
and good time will be enjoyed. All
the usual attractions will be found there
The proceeds Of the fair will 90 to liqul
date the Indebtedness on the church
1t is worthy object and all should make
it a point to give all possible aid 70 the
cause.
| They had to acknowledge it-that 4
II. Austin excels in the art of pho
Biography. His work shows for itself
You can not tell if you do not go up ant
see. The baby pictures he shows are fai
specimens of the patience and pride h
taxes IN the art. He never fails. Brin!
in your babies As Christmas is nearing
|us without warning, he calls your atten
ton to the frame department.. All kind
and sizes of the best goods, a full line o
mats and mat papers and everything per
! tanning to the art of photography. Salts
{ faction guaranteed. b. 81. Austin's Al
{ Studio, over Pooler's drug store. 34.3