Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-11-13
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highest cash price for hides.
Heating Stoves, Prices talk. Get
prices. Roberts in Opera House Block.
Begins to look as though we might
have another winter fully as pleasant
IS the last one. s....-@
. 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. ...<..
The Woman's Relief Corps sociable
at &. A. R. hall. Wednesday evening,
Nov. 30. All are cordially invited. "
Hoods Sarsaparilla cures catarrh by
expelling impurity from the blood. which
is the cause of the complaint. Give it
trial
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.
We here that John Nichols had an
arm crushed last week in q threshing
machine, necessitating an amputation,
which was performed by Drs. Gibson
and McKenna.
Rev. C. D. Reid WAS installed Pastor
of the Congregational church at Spring
Valley, Tuesday evening. The installa-
ton sermon was preached by Rev. G. E.
Wright of this city.
-Raab's signal was in operation in the
Milwaukee yards Yesterday, and proved
marked success. 1t will remain there
till O. clock this evening, for the benefit
of those who wish to see it tested.
The combination of ingredients
found in Ayers Pills render them tonic
and curative as we'll as cathartic For
this reason they are the best medicine
for people of costive habit, as they re-
store the natural action of the bowels,
without facilitating.
Only $50 for high top. mouse proof
kimball organ, all complete with book
and stool. at IS month until paid for.
W. 81. Harrington is Offering these special
prices for shor. time only, so now IS
your chance for bargain. Be sure to
write or call on him. First door north of
First National Bank.
Henry Beck. of Brownsdare, has
finished up the seasons threshing
completing his third month last
Wednesday, Mr.. Beck is an old
hand at the business, and it is
needless to say that he did good sea-
sons work Crops were good, and con-
sequently the threshers' harvest was
lucrative.
The public will do well 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 90 to 40 per cent. Go and get
his figures and be convinced. This is no
advertising dodge.
C Tryon has now bought the Bruins
wick Hotel at Faribault, one of the best
houses IN the city. Mr. Tryon will soon
have corner on hotels, ard we are glad
of it, too Here is q list of his hotels
| now: Tryon House, Austin: Arnold
House, Owatonna; Hall House, Albert
Lea. and the Brunswick Hotel at Fari-
bault. It keeps Mr.. Tryon hustling to
look after all these houses, but he gets
there at a 24O (pound) gait. Stop at
either of the above houses, and we can
guarantee you will get first class meals
and courteous treatment.
They had to acknowledge it-that E.
H. Austin excels in the art Of pho
tography- HIS work shows for itself
You can not tell if you do not 90 UP and
see. The baby pictures he shows are fair
specimens Of the patience and pride he
| taxes ID the art. He never fails. Bring
IA h. Thricf 10 n
us without warning, he calls your atten-
and sizes of the best goods, a full line OF
mats and mat papers and everything per
| tanning to the art of photography. Salts
| faction guaranteed. E. n. Austin's Art
| Studio, over Pooler's drug store. 81 SO
The Stewart Concert Company Mon.
day evening under the auspices OF
the Baptist society did some very
good singing. It is our opinion however
that The society would have done better
financially, if they had prepared an en-
| tertainment of home talent Il would
| have taken but little more labor, given
fnll as good satisfaction, and saved the
money that was carried away. The
/ principal of entertainments travelling
about the country asking religious and
civic societies to guarantee them house
| is all wrong. Nine cases out of ten, thu
same amount of labor expended In ad
vertising and selling tickets for some
| foreign company would get up home
entertainment that would give full as
good satisfaction. Our advice is to give
such things the &c. b. Do not give
them from $50 to $50 to carry out of towr
while the society that does all the labor
barely gets out whole. Let them travel
upon their own merits, OR stay at home
/ Mr.. and Mrs. G. N. Allen favored th.
citizens of Austin Yesterday with ths
finest display of fancy goods eve!
| opened in the city. The window wal
SO tastefullv and aItlstically arranged al
| to iEsure visit inside even from thu
usually careless passerby. Cellnloid
lIyorine, and artists paper with varied
line of fancy materials fill the long fel
want of such store IN our city. A grea1
variety of fancy baskets for decoration
Invite public attention. Silk and plushel
for this use can be had at prices to sui
the times. A line OF handkerchief
rarely found outside our large cities il
1 worthy your inspection. Best of all ar,
the pretty designs made by Mrs Allel
that her patrons may get ideas fo
using the excellent stock offered. Some
/ of the most admired among them ART