Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-02-27
Duffy & Maryland sell evergreens.

Duffy & Maryland sell evergreens.
Duffy s Maryland have evergreens for
sale. !, ~., -.
List your property for sale or rent
with J. M. Hutchins.
Highest price paid for eggs and poul-
try at Lashbrook & Co.'S.
"A pair of eyeglasses have been found
and await the owners call, at this office.
Gas used for painless extraction of
teeth at DR., Peck's Office over Nc Brides.
New goods are on the way We can
please you in furniture. Austin Furni.
ture Co.
Teeth filled and restored to natural
looks and usefulness at DR., Peck's Office
over Nc Brides
We are again to the front with de-
sirable patterns Of baby carriages, Aus
tin Furniture Co.
w. T. Mandeyille has second hand
farm machinery and buggies which he
wishes to exchange for hay and gram.
1T is reported that Chef Brown,
formerly of this city, but recently of
Chicago, was shot and killed by his wife.
If you have property for sale or
house to let; if you desire to buy or rent
house. lot or farm, call on J. NJ. Hutch
ms.
An adjournment over from Friday to
Monday gave our legislative delegation
an opportunity to spend two or three
days at home.
Have you tried that so cent tea and
taken chance on that $40 china set at
Lashbrook & Cos. Drawing will take
place soon and you don't want to miss it.
-Messrs. Savory & Ludke, assisted by
Will Patterson, will finish decorating the
Masonic Hall, this week. 1t is very
neat and artistic piece of work and much
credit is due the workmen.
Riceville Recorder: Not long since
Norwegian came through town from le-
Roy. with a Jug of peppermint tea.
While he was wrestling with some of the
boys, his jug walked off. A reward is
offered for the jug.
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. He would
like to see all his old customers and any
new ones having work in his line.
MIR. and Mrs. A. H. Chaplin entertain.
ed very pleasantly last Tuesday evening,
about fifty of their friends and neighbors
at their pretty home, three miles north of
Austin AS has been suggested, the
place might fttingly be called pheasant
View Farm"
DIR. Allen removed the left eye from
J. S. Furtney's, son Joe, last Friday.
The eye was injured some years ago, and
chronic inflammation having set IN. 1t be-
came necessary to remove the injured eye
to save the other. The boy is doing well
and will save the right eye.
The ladies of NJ, E. church, will hold
the social with Mrs. w. M. Roberts, Fri
day evening" March /. A special invita-
ton is given to all members of the con-
gregatlon to be present, and enjoy the
program of vocal and instrumental mu-
sic. Refreshments will be served.
Wells Advocate: Mr.. G. B. Billings
was in Austin, Saturday. :. MIR. L. Jor.
genson has returned from Austin to this
village with his family. he will go into
business IN his City Hotel property, and
has been making extensive improvements
in the interior, having concluded to dis
continue it as hotel.
Warren Tubbs has returned from
Washington Territory. He does not think
much of the country, and made his stay
rather short. Says it rains eight months
of the year, ana the mud is knee deep
while the remaining four, are as dry al
the deserts of Egypt, and the dust as thicl
as the mud is during the rain.
Our old friend, R. Eckford, of Dexter
| was in the city Monday, and made US {
call. Mr.. Eckford. reports that the far
mers of that vicinity are getting aroused
to the advantages of the Alliance move
mont, and propose by careful organiza
ton, to obtain some of those advantages
They are moving IN the right direction
"A machine for dehorning cattle wa
anchored on our streets Thursday. II
spite of the many protests, horns mus
go. They are relics of the time whel
cattle were obliged to defend themselve
against wild animals, and the present az,
believe in doing away with the relics
Anything to stay, must be practical,
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