Mower County transcript., 1890-07-09
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tes. C., NJ. Rice & Co. III 1913
All parties having business with G.
A. Mitchell should call on Judge Allen,
agent. @>:
Go to Pooler's and get good milk
shake, the best summer drink ever in
vented.
Farmers. F. 0. Hall will take your
produce in exchange for all kinds of mer
chandise.
- Several of our people are preparing to
so to Waseca a few days during the
assembly.
Dressmaking in the latest styles.
Mrs. E. Gould, Slocum & Rice building,
Franklin street.
-Pooler keeps the celebrated milk
shake The best, most healthful and pal
atable drink to be had.
Go to VIM. NJ. Howe's Office for perfect
abstracts of title. Ten years experience.
Loans at lowest rates.
Cal Vests little boy had the misfor-
tune to fall from velocipede last eve
ming and break his arm.
The best pork chops and pork roast
only cents per pound at Friedrich s.
Hormels packing-house market.
For fine sugar cured hams, California
hams, breakfast bacon, and pure lard. go
to Friedrich s. Hormels packing house
market.
Cream soda is fast laying milk
shake. lemonade and other summer
drinks IN the shade. Try it. At Tryon
s Mull's.
Fresh pork sausage, Hamburg sau-
sage, Wiener sausage and Hamburg
steak, always on hand at Friedrich &
Hormers packinghouse market.
&C. NJ. Rice s. Co. have just received
an invoice of new teas-May pickings-
the finest tea ever sold in Austin for the
money; IS and so cents per pound.
There is comfort for the man with q
permaturely gray beard in Buckingham's
Dye, because 1t never fails to color an
even brown or black as may be desired.
Mrs. Kirkland, cousin Of Oscar
Ayers. who was here last week, delighted
many of our citizens with her elegant
music. She left Thursday morning for
Duluth.
Company G will give reception on
Wednesday evening, July 16, on Captain
Sands lawn. in honor Of the lady friends
who received them so royalty on their
return from camp.
R. Ferris was greeted by fine ten
pound girl this morning. She arrived
about thirty minutes before Mr.. Ferris
got in from his run. Mother and daugh-
ter are doing nicely.
Theodore G.. Soares will speak in the
Baptist church Thursday evening, July
10, on the Upcraft- Warner mission in
western China. Mr. Soares is member
of the senior class of the State University.
"A school girl writes to us asking us
to state the exact dividing line between
the two Dakotas. The dividing line be-
tween North and South Dakota is the
Seventh Standard Parallel This is very
nearly on the 46th Parallel, North Lati-
tude. A little north.
III there is any doubt in your mind
about the good work that can be done with
one of the light Champion road graders.
just 60 down on College st., in front of the
residence of ye editor and we think all
doubts will be speedily removed. One of
these machines, we think, would be a
paying investment for the city.
Austin horses made a good showing
in the races at Lyle on the Fourth Nc.
Laughlln taking first money in the run
ming race and Hildebrand second money
IN the trotting races. Mr.. Hildebrands s
horse made remarkably good showing
we think, being taken right out Of the
running race and hltched to the sulky
Fresh today:
New Potatoes,
Green Peas,
String Beans.
New Cabbage.
Strawberries,
Bananas,
Oranges.
Lemons.
Mcbride the Grocer
j. T. Sargeant who went to Rome,
n. Y, a week or two ago to visit his old
home. {the first time in th,rty-three
years. writes back to his daughter. Mrs
J. B, Yates. that he is homesick already,
Out of thirteen children there arc only
four living. Crops are almost failure,
and everything AIS SO changed that it no
longer seems like home. Alas, what
wonderful changes the, Ruthless hand of
time makes in the appearances of our
friends aud their surroundings in thirty
three years. Austin and the busy west
for Mr.. Sergeant forever more. Nothing
else will satisfy him.
Misses Jean, Laura and Mr.. Will