Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1890-09-10

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school supplied.
o. groceries. VIZ. Horrobln. - -
Just look = those g az plush rocker,
DIR. Avery has the neatest and best
dental Office in Southern Mlnnesota.
Arc yons going To- zee Dan It the
opera House "Wednesday, September ~,
Weiwill send the TRaAlHsca1rr,r from
now until after election. for s. cents.
Is. D. Brsar, boiler inspe ctor Tor this
district, IL looking after boilers In this
section, Is. & 81 sls|
The Davis sewing machines glves
the best satisfaction. I. n. Mslmberg
sells them. 4. +. WIN. 81. b 2s:t Z Is.
90. A. Pooler goes to st Paul tomorrow
to- buy his stock Of wall paper. You
would think TO hear him talk that he was
going to buy out some Wholesale house.
Dan McGinty's Troubles will give a
street parade In Austin Wednesday at
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to show there is no ill.feeling."
-Stimson has added six new stalls to
his livery, for keeping stations and fine
horses In. They are now filled with
horses to be exhibited at the fair next
week.
The Choat entertainment last night
was good. They are playing to good
houses and giving good satisfaction. The
box scene at tho left was greatly enjoyed
last NIGHTLY the audience.
Miss Marion Miller has started a
kindergarten school and has over thirty
little ones to look after. This is an indie.
pendent school started by request. and
Miss Miller Is doing good work with the
little ones, :@
The Choat Dramatic Company
opened 9 weeks engagement at the Opera
House Monday evening, to good house.
They give good entertainment and are
pleasing and modest in all their actions.
The Choat Dramatic Company
Opera House Monday evening, to good
and are pleasing and modest in all their
actions. ,.& ~: % ST. If.
The second quarterly session Of the
9Th District of Minnesota I. o. q. T. Ia
beng held in the Conductors Hall.
District g. r., Rev. G. T. Welcome, of
Rose Greek, In the chair. About 20 del
egates are expected. ~.s.!.5.-.
will l.. and Charles E. Smiths
World Vaudeville and Pantomlne Com.
pany will appear at the Opera House,
Sept. ~, tor q special engagement Of one
night only. A free band concert and dis
play OF fire works between $50 and 7:S0.
Burglars entered R. O. Halls residence
las. Saturday night through the pantry
window. and secured $3.50 in money, q
$45 watch and chain, his scissors. a
worth about five cents. Nothing more
has yet been missed.
BE sure and obtain one of the official
programmes. containing q complete list
of entries for trottlng and running races.
name OF horse and owner, and colors
worn by driver and mount. It will be
lexquisite in design. and also contain q
full list of other attractions with the
official time of each to occur.
MIR. Stimson informs US that Edwin
Knott, who has the fine Percheron horses
here to exhibit at the fair next week.
also expects a trotting horse which be
will enter in the free for all race. There
will also be fast horses here from Fari-
bault. s s5 5>.. Z %...s:s* 90:
MIR. Alden, of McGregor says: Il
am 70 years of age and have never found
in all the medicines I was obliged to use
for bowel complaint better one than
DR.. T. w. Woods Blackberry Carmina-
tive. 1t cured me the quickest and left
my bowels in the best condition" For
sale A. Pooler
Some of our Austin excursionists to
Boston made a very pleasant acquaint-
ance with Gen. Edward F. Noyes of
Cincinnati. formerly United States Mn
lister to France and also Governor of
Ohio. The press dispatches announce
his sudden death from apoplexy last
Thursday, as he was leaving the court
room in Cincinnati.
"A Hartford, Con-, special says a
young lady from YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio. who
has been engaged as instructor in a New
Britain school, was refused the situation
after arriving there to take charge. The
only reason that the principal of the State
Normal school gave her was that she was
too homely." He agreed to pay hel a
months salary and expenses back to
Youngstown. We haye no such trouble
in Mower County.
| The c.. St. p s. K. G. r. r. will sell
tickets to the Minneapolis Exposition
and the Minnesota State Fair as follows
For the Exposition one fair for the round
trip with IS cents extra for admission
to the Exposition. Commencing August
l27 selling on Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays, good to return until Monday
, following date of sale. For the State
Fair one fare for the round trip with sc
cents added for admission to the Fair.
Sell every day during the Fair week
Tickets good until the following Monday
Tickets for the Minneapolis Exposition
sold daily during the fair week. Arthur
Cole, Agent.
:, For the Minneapolis exposition round
, trip excursion tickets will be sold at fare
one way, with IS cents added for admls,
, sion. Sell August ~ and on Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays during the
continuance of the exposition. Also
from Sept. 8 to Is inclusive. Return
, coupons good until Monday following
date of sale. For the Minnesota State
+ Fair round trip excursion tickets will
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