Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-07-03

Full supply Of machine needles aud
oil at Hayes Bros.
New stock of silverware, novelties,
ETC., at Hayes Bros. Look at our prices.
The Seventh Day Adventists are
holding meetings every evening In q tent
on Lansing avenue.
"A fine shower yesterday afternoon
cooled of the atmosphere and put new
life into vegetation.
Go to VIM. NJ. Howe's Office for perfect
abstracts of title. Ten years experience.
Loans at lowest rates.
Mark Durnell son of Hon. NJ. II.
Dunnell accompanies Hon. ]. A. Leonard
to shanghai, where he goes as minister.
Mcbride, the grocer, is paying Is
cents for butter in go pound tubs, and IL
cents for butter in jars. Eggs, 10 cents
per dozen.
logue of the Winona Normal school. The
school is now as years old, and the report
is very satisfactory one.
All sorts of tinware on tap at the
Austin I'd Hand store on Mill street, op
posite NJ. Majors. at prices that paralyze
the Jews and kill competition.
"A party was given last evening at W.
W. Engle's, with Miss Alexander as chief
engineer, Things seem little old-fash-
US.
Mr.. Curran has purchased new pi-
ano, and his daughter now takes great
pleasure with her music, in whclh she is
receiving instruction from our popular
teacher, Miss Harvey.
Duncan Clark's LADY minstrels" who
played at the Opera House last evening
was the lowest, most vulgar and disgust.
ing performance that our city has ever
seen. They should be given wide berth.
How about the burdock harvest?
People should not make the mistake of
putting 1t off too long. It will stand q
very early harvest, IN fact like vot-
ing, ''early and often" is an excellent
rule.
Park Goodwin, D. H. Stimson, c. A.
Pooler and Mr.. Preston visited Beaver
Lake yesterday. D. 81. Stimson and fam
lily. D. B. johnson and family and G. A.
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day for camping season.
The Band of Hope entertainment
will be Friday evening commencing at
o'clock at the opera house. Among
the exercises of the evening will be Reel
tations by Gertie Sherwood and Jean
Crane and solo by Miss Jessie Howe.
While Mrs. Bart Lewis was visiting
IN Dakota, her home in Minneapolis was
entered by thieves and nearly rything
that the house contained, fur niture.
clothing, books, ETC., stolen. None of it
has yet been recovered.
Charley Cook returned last week
from Seattle and the balance of the great
West, looking as lively and chirpy as
jack RABBIT or coyote. He claims to be
full of enthusiasm for the great West,
but cannot conceal his satisfaction at get
ting back to our pleasant city.
"A musicale was given at the convent
last evening under direction of the Do
minican Sisters by their class in music.
They gave very interesting program of
vocal and instrumental music, consisting
of solos, duos, trios, quartettes and cho
ruses. The parts were all we'll performed
and deserve mention. but lack of time
and space this morning prevent us giving
the program.
Austin does not celebrate the Fourth
of July this year, but Campbell, the sec
ond hand man, will have an immense
celebration at his store on Mill street, op
posite NJ. Majors His celebration, un-
like many others, consists in saving
money for the people, and goes right on
for SIX days in every week. Furnishing
necessary articles at bottom prices from
his immense stock is his way of celebra
ting, and that it is appreciated is evil
denced by the throngs of people who at
tend. Be sure to attend the celebration
at the second hand store It will be both
pleasant and profitable for you.
st. Paul News: The raising of the
salaries of the county officers by the
legislature last winter was chiefly by the
lump process, that is, making a given
number of thousands of dollars cover the
expence OF the officers, leaving the
principal to employ such help as he
pleases. paying for them out of the lump
sum. 1t would be interesting to know
just how the matter works. The increase
OF salaries was based on the grounds that
is visible to the naked eye there has been
no increase in clerical help. The only
thing that there has certainly been an
increase in is drain upon the Taxpayers
to pay the salaries.
-Wlnona Republican,: A meeting Of
the Normal school alumni was held on
Saturday evening to make preparations
for the alumni reunion August ~ and 90.
G: A. Morey, Esq, presided and Miss
lizzie Langley acted as secretary. A
general managing committee of FIVE was
appointed, consisting Of Mrs. s. W.
Morgan, Misses Lizzie Langley, Annie
Rohweder, Josie Butler and Mr.. w.
Cunningham. This committee has the