Mower County transcript., 1890-12-24
Low the Prices.

~-The finest line Of holiday goods in
the city at the Third Ward Drug Store.
For q fine hanging lamp call at the
opera house drug store.
The latest style of the New Home
has no box cover, but folding top.
Don't forget to go to the Third Ward
Drug Store and see the performing bear.
Buy New Home for Christmas
present of the Austin Furniture Com
pany.
Watch for next weeks notice about
the Baud OF Hope aud their 'Founlain
Fund.
Albums, lamps toilet sets. smoking
sets etc, cheap at the Third Ward
Drug Store.
Beautiful book cases in antique and
10th century finish at the Austin Furniture
Company's
---Ilalverson is doing the right thing
; now. Good goods, righ, prices and
cash down.
Il am selling Groceries and Crockcry
cheaper than ever. Call and get prices at
c. E. Lashbrook's.
Those who intend to buy furniture
should not fail to give MnlmGerg Il call.
He will give you bargain.
Ii you should ask to have the New
Home" warranted for twenty years it
| would please the Austin Furniture Com
pauy.
60 in and see Halverson's stock. You
may find that he can save you some
money. If he cant you can get ac~
quainted anyway.
What is it that causes the rush to
C. E. Lashbrook's? Why he is selling Is
lbs C,ranulated sugar for one dollar and
NXXX coffee for 25 cents.
The Austin Packing House Market
is paying the highest market price for
extra grade hogs. Call in when You are
ready to sell. Friedrich s. HORNED.
The Austin Cash Store is headquar.
ters for fancy fruits, Florida oranges, 35
to 80 cents per dozen; white grapes, 30
cents; candy, Is to 35 cents per pound.
Our toy line cheaper than ever. Come
and see us. G. M. Rice s. Co.
Ia lbs. N O granulated sugar 81; 16
lbs n q Brown sugar 81; l gal. sauer
kraut 80 cents; home made mince meat
10 cents per ID: buckwheat flour 81
cents per 10; = Vermont maple syrup
per gai. 81 rs; New York apples IS 90;
Missouri apples 81. Try our cracked
Java coffee. w. G. HoREoBlN.
Mrs. Elizabeth NJ Seery. Princeville,
H., writes a very complimentary letter
to DR.. r. w. Wood, of McGregor, Iowa,
IN relation to the great benefit she has
received in her family by the use of
Woods worm Destroyer. Many thous-
auds of mothers write such letters in
commeDdation Of this great medicine.
For sale by G. A. Pooler.
The Old and popular Fleck House is
opened this week by Mr.. f. G.. Sachse
who has just leased it and will run 1t IN
first class style This Hotel is centcrally
located and deserves large patronage
Mr. Sachse is no stranger in tins cotnmu~
nitv but has always lived with us. flis
experience in hotel work guarnlecs his
aui1lng the public. Call around and get
your Christmas dinner at the E,eck
House.
Wise men change their minds. Fools
and dead men never do. We ar" glad
to announce to our readers HAT l.,
Dettlcbach, our enterprising clothler has
decided to remain in business after
New Years, and not carry out his
original plan Of closing out his business.
Mr. Dettlebach is one Of our enthu' astic
boomers who loves the interests OF our
prosperous city and whose departure
would have been source Of deep regret
on the part of us all. Long live 'Cheap
Charley among US
Died, in Red Rock, at | o'clock last
Sunday morning, Charles + Tompklns,
aged 81 years Mr.. Iompkins was born
and reared in Red Rock and WAS one Of
the most upright and highly respected men
in the township. In November, 1884, he
was married to Miss Mary Rugg. The
widow and two daughters survive. Last
winter he was attacked with the grippe,
the effects of which never fully left him
and which finally developed into con
SUMPTION. Funeral services were held
at his late Residence on Monday. Rev.
Ell. g. Galbraith preached the sermon.
Just three weeks before his father died at
Brownsville. - '':.".
The District Alliance for the first
Congressional District, he'd a meeting
at the court house yesterday aud elected
George w. Sprague, of Fillmore county
as delegate to the state Alliance conven~
tion, which convenes in st Paul next
! Tuesday. A. Vanhemert, Of Grand
Meadow was elected as alternate. The
delegates were instructed to vote for
some new man, independently of either
of the old factions, for president, but
tbey were tied to no particular man.
| It IS safe to say however that it is decid'
cdly opposed to Donnely. Resolutions
| were passed condemming the Great West
and its course during the last campaign,
and endorsing the industrial Age. A
| resolution was also adopted endorsing
Joseph Keenan, for his nntiring efforts,
and the greatly reduced rates FOR winch
| he Furnished the famers with tWlne.