Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1890-06-18

T Go to Poolers and get q good milk
shake, the best summer drink ever in
vented. ~ 5=sa@ ~ o15-~ ~
Farmers. F. O. Hall Will take your
produce in exchange for all kinds Of mer.
chandise,
-Dressmaking in the latest styles
Mrs. E. Gould, Slocum s. 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.
For rent, the south side of of my
store building, now occupied by Otto
kunath. F. E. Jacobs. tt
The best pork chops and pork roast
only cents per pound at Friedrich Il
Hormels packing-heuse market.
For fine sugar cured hams, California
hams, breakfast bacon, and pure lard. go
to Friedrich i HORNETS packing house
market.
Cream soda is fast laying milk
shake. lemonade and other summer
drinks IN the shade. Try it. At Tryon
& Mull's.
Fresh pork sausage, Hamburg san
sage, Wiener sausage and Hamburg
steak, always on hand at Friedrich &
HORNETS packinghouse market.
Il have just received fine line of
woolens which Will be made up in the
latest styles. Have also a fine stock of
ready made clothing to be closed out
cheap. F. E. Jacobs.
That surprise party on Mrs Horrohin
last Friday afternoon was one of the
most genuine surprises of the season.
With all their baskets and merriment,
she never mistrustetl that it was for her
until she was informed that it was her
Goth birthday.
The currant tax paid in from March
l to June this year, was 800, 166, AZ.
against $40, 1879 O5 last year. Considering
that the tax levy for this year is $4,000
lighter, the taxes are far better paid than
they were year ago.
well Matched" short story by
Anne Fuller, new writer of great
promise, will appear in the next number
of Harper's Bazaar. The same number
will contain q striking poem by Charles
Washington Coleman, entitled The
Tryst.
From June 8 to Sept, 80, 1890, inclus-
I've, special excursion tickets to Clear
Lake, Iowa. including admission coupon
to the assembly grounds will be sold.
Tickets good to return until Oct 81.
Rate $2.13. c. 81. Coleman, agent c., NJ.
& ST. Paul Railway.
The marriage of Miss Brown,
|. Brown, to J. |. Farley of st. Paul, IS
Miss Brown is an accomplished young
lady, and Mr.. Farley is one of Mime
sofas brightest young men.
A Masonic soclable will be held at
Masonic Hall on Tuesday evening, June
"a. A musical program has been pre-
pared for the occasion. Strawberries and
ice cream will be served. All Master
Masons and their families will take due
notice and govern themselves accord
ingly.
That new side walk in. front of
public square is tine one and just what
has been needed long time. The work
should not stop until walk has been
put clear around the block, the corners
closed up and q walk built to both the
east and west front doors of the court
house.
We regret to say that our excellent
assistant principal in the high school,
Miss Josephene '. Harrison, is not to
return to US another year. In her work
she has been untlring and Jealous, and
the result shows that her efforts were not
IN vain. We congratulate the school at
Huron, Oak. in which she is to work
next year.
Mrs. Harriet McFadden, wife of the
grocer D. McFadden, died Thursday
June 12, 1890 She has suffered from
heart trouble for some years, but was as
we'll as usual the day before her death.
She was born in Vermont, was SO years of
age and has been 80 years the wife of
Mr.. McFadden. They have lived in Aus
tin since 1871.
Co. G will leave tonight for camp
By order of Capt. j. A. Sands. every
member is ordered to assemble ut
Armory Hall at 10 o'clock tonight. in
full dress uniform, fully armed and
equipped. Members who can not attend
are required 10 give a written excuse to
the Captain on or before June Is, showing
cause Tor non attendance.
We have received the price list and
program of the Waseca Assembly to be
held al Waseca July : to 81. 1t Is the
most complete program they have ever
issued On Saturday, July II, at 3 y. m,
Rev. I. De Witt Talmage will deliver
a lecture on The Brig ht Side Of
Things. and on Sunday, July Is, at 1870
a. NJ, sermon by Rev. Talmage.
We are having a splendid trade since
we began to, close out. People appreci-
ate low prices on goods. In the list of
prices last week 1t appeared that we were
selling seven cent chatties for five cents.
Our chatIies are free and the challIes are
FIVE cents. Come before we close, which
will be about July l. and get the benefit
of low prices. j. E. Williams & Co.,
Lyle, Mimi
We hear that one of our prominent
merchants started for Chicago lately and
got as far as Lyle, where he got into the
wrong car and went to sleep. BE was
g0izg on the cut rates, but when he
awoke his train had gone and there were
no more cut rates to Chicago. The
hon hor