Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-01-30

Rice 3 Lashbrook have genuine win.
ter wheat dour, which they are selling at
the same price asked for spring wheat
flour. 2&.kS%.
Adrian Drost at VIM. Newman's
store opposite the Windsor House, is pre-.
pared to repair watches. clocks, jewelry,
umbrellas, ETC., carefully, promptly and
at very reasonable prices. e, He would
like to see all his old customers and any
new ones having work in his line.
j. NJ Hutchins is now pleasantly es-
tablished in his office over McBrlde's
store where he is prepared to transact
such business as may be intrusted to him
i'll way of General Law, Real Estate, Col
lections, Loans and Insurance, all of
which will receive the most prompt, care
full and studious attention. 1913
j. II. Bennett our city plumber is
putting in one of the improved Victor
Heaters for Lafayette French. The out
ut costs $500. This heater is the latest
system OF return hot water circulation,
and Mr.. Bennett considers it superior to
all others. Mr.. Bennett is an experienced
plumber and we are glad to see 50 much
of his excellent work in the city.
Eastward hol Westward 20! Every
one should take advantage of the cheap
excursion March 1, for Seattle, Vancon-
vers, Tacoma and Portland, Oregon. One
way from St. Paul $50; round trip $50.
Colonists sleeping cars will be furnished
for this excursion. No extra charge for
berths. For further information as to
route, ETC., apply to G. H. Coleman. Ag't
c. NJ. & St. P. R'y.
-Chatfield Democrat: O. NJ. Lowell,
ESQ.,, died peacefully at his home in this
city Thursday morning. Jan. "a, after q
lingering illness, caused By consumption
of our best known and oldest citizens,
having been resident OF this place since
1856. Mr.. Lowell was born in Vermont
and grew to manhood in the Green
Mountain state. Selling out his posses
sions there he moved with his family to
Chatield. where he has since resided.
He leaves two sons, Rollin in California
and Herbert in Austin. He would have
been y years old his next birthday. Mr..
Lowell was kindly man though bluff and
rough spoken and has many friends who
sincerely mourn his loss.
My wife had been a sufferer for some
time with pain in the back; Salvation oil
was freely used, and I am glad to say
my wife to-day suffers no pain.
W. B. COUNCIL, Baltimore, NJ. D.
In colds of great obstinacy and hacking
chronic coughs use Dr.. Bulls Cough Sy,
rup. the favorite.
The following, touching former res.
ident of Austin, from the Manchester n.
H. Union will be of interest to many of
our readers. Mr.. Berry the groom is a
son of DR.. Berry formerly Of this city and
a nephew of Mrs. Lord: 1.-The residence
of W. L.G. Berry, No. 317 Belmont street
was the scene of happy gathering of
young people last evening, the occasion
being rece ption rendered Mr.. and Mrs.
Berry to celebrate their recent marriage,
which event occurred at North London
derry on Wednesday at the residence of
D. F. Perkins. The wedding was of a
and friends being present to witness the
ceremony The bride was Miss J. Rose
Andrews. Last evening the couple were
the recipients of many happy wishes and
substantial tokens OF regard from their
many friends, in the shape of costly and
beautiful presents.
The sgd birthday of NJ. V. Cartwright
on Monday the 28th inst. was made the
occasion of a complete surprise to him.
and very enjoyable affair to all who
participated. At about noon the neigh
bors and friends of Mr.. c. and family
| presented themselves at the door and de
manded admittance. This they readily
| ments were supplemented by choice and
of the high esteem in which the genial
host is held in the community. Mrs
Cartwright, not to be out-done by theil
kindly disposed friends quickly trans
formed two large live turkeys into two
| finely cooked ones and with the aid of
two or three of the ladies, various raw
material assumed the shape and proper
tons of a bountlful and most toothsome
repast, after thorough en- joyment O
which the evening was spent in the inter
change of social amenities until the tim,
came for the pleasant good-byes.
Group IS terror to young mothers
| especially during the winter months as it i
then most prevalent. 1t can always b.
prevented, if properly treated as soon a
the first symptoms appear. Hoarsenes
is the first symptom; this is soon followe.
by peculiar, rough. cough. If Chamber
lair's Congh Remedy is freely given a
soon as these symptoms appear. 1t will
invariably prevent the attack. There i
no danger in giving the remedy, as it con
tains no injurious substance, For sal
by Giles & Tryon.
| We point with Pride
To the good name at home" won b,
Hoods Sarsaparilla. In Lowell, Mass
where 1t Is prepared, there is more 0
Hoods Sarsaparilla sold than all othe
medicines, and it has given the best Of
satisfaction since it's introduction ter
yeals ago. This could not be it the med
lcine did not possess merit. If you suf
fer from impure blood, try Hoods Sar
saparilla and realize its peculiar curativ
power.
! M. w. A. installed the following of
| ticers at their regular meeting. Saturday
Jan. H. 1889: