Mower County transcript., 1889-11-06
FINE BRASS HA

ington today.
] No charge for trimming at Mrs. VIM
Olson's millinery store over Hirsll's cloth.
ing store. i !. ..s
r. a. Engle wants to rent his house
this winter, furnished or unfurnlshed as
party may desire.
Miller q Cute are not as wallike as
their cannon at the door would indicate.
Call In and you will get very gentle
treatment.
The boys say that McFaddeu is to
have Gardener Pearces horse now. It
takes something durable TO do Mac but
he thinks he has it now. #
Mrs. G, NJ. Rice is taking orders for
the Jackson Corset Waist, in flannel,
satteen or Jean at the Austin Cash Store,
A perfect fit guaranteed.
Rev. E. s. Peake, who was rector
here when Christ church parish was or.
ganized. will hold service morning and
evening in the church. II ::
II have large amount OF money on
hand to loan on farm and city property
at the lowest rate of interest in payments
to suit. FRANK A. T1CKNOR, ~
ALLEN & Allen have an Office in the
Third Ward Drug Store where profes.
slonal calls will receive prompt attention
day or night. ,,
Have you seen those imported
Broadcloths at D. P. Olson & Co.? You
can get them in all the leading shades.
They will spoil the looks of this cheap
flannel or so called Broadcloth. Go and
see them. If
Miller & Cute moved Monday into
their new store on Main street. They
are rapidly getting in shape for business
and will fit out all corners with something
satisfactory in the cigar and tobacco line.
Reduced prices, increased trade. more
room to show goods is the routine at
Schleuder's. To satisfy this they have
just been putting in fine wall silver
show case, new walnut tables and new
counter cases, Let the good work go on.
MIR. Waldron. from Dodge Center,
will open a restaurant in the building on
the corner southwest of the court house.
This leaves only one vacant store on
Main street, The man who wishes to get
that one must speak up quick. ..s
w. A. Emery was insured for $1,000
Minneapolis. just before his death. He
his death. The Insurance cost him but
So and the $1,000 will be very accepta.
BILE to his family.
The Stewart Grand Concert Company
of Madison Wisconsin give one of their
''Parlor Concerts at the Opera House
next Monday evening, Nov. II. under
the auspices of the Ladies' AID Society
of the Baptist church. No extra charge
for reserved seats.
Our old friend j. NJ. Hutchins is not
asleep as the following from the McCook
(Neb.) Tribune will show. ]. NJ: is one
of the workers The Tribune is highly
gratif1ed to announce that the genera!
land officer has relieved of suspension
the entire list of June Is, 1880, proofs
reported by the late lamented Special
Agent Coburn. This list embraced
nearly one hundred proofs, upon which
issue of patents was suspended upon the
most trivial technicality, and the COM
missioner of the general land Office has
performed sensible and just act in
following the report of Special Agent
Hutchins by relieving the entire list of
the cruel and unjust cloud unnecessarily
cast upon the proofs involved, by the
late special agent. Special Agent
Hutchins made careful thorough investi.
cation of the matter, without developing
any indications of the frauds alleged
and while he only performed his duty
in the premises, he Is to be heartily COM
mended for the action taken, and con.
graduated upon the favorable and promp,
consideration given his report by the
commission. We hope the proofs may
now promptly pass to patent, and an
injustice be thus speedily and perman
| emily rectifed.