Mower County transcript., 1890-10-08

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s.5 Go to Tryon n Mull's tor your.
school supplies. I
Joseph Gotta moved his family into
the city Monday.
Did you ever see a round oak stove2
Roberts has them. Hill. r :.
Largest stock, best goods. lowest
prices at Schwan's, the shoe man.
--latest fall styles in mems and ladies'
Footwear ut Schwan's, the shoe man.
We will send the TRANscR1PT from
now until after election, for 25 cents.
See Huiest g. Stout's street parade,
the finest ever seen with a comedy COM
pany. ~. ..> -.l~.= i.
Proudly stands alone ON the summit
-Huiest i Stout's musical comedy COM
pany.
5.-Halyerson is doing the right thing
now. Good goods, right prices and
cash down.
"A four piece glass set given away
with a can of baking powder at q. E.
Lashbrook's.
If you want the best and most dura-
ble chars made call and examine those
at Malmbergs.
Full stock of boots, shoes and slip.
pers, aud prices the lowest at SChwans,
the shoe man.
Kaiser & Nelson have as pretty line
Of plush and fur robes as you eyer saw.
They are beauties.
Those who intend to buy furniture
should not fail to give MalmGerg call.
He will give you bargain.
If you want fall and winter millinery
goods, call on Mrs. William Olson. She
is selling them at cost.
"A good hearty laugh is worth a
thousand groans in any market. See
Huiest & Stout's BIG comedy boom.
"A Sunday School concert was held at
the residence of r. Davenport Saturday
evening Sept. -. A good time reported.
School examination paper, map, and
| drawing paper. and ink, all of the best
quality. can be had at the TRANSCRIPT
Office.
If you want writing paper, cards, OF
envelops, call at the TRANSCRIPT Office.
We have complete line of t1rst.class
goods.
The lie Roy Independent advertises
for q band of White Caps to rid that
place of blind pigs and unlawful liquor
traffic.
w. w. Erwin, of St. Paul, will speak
! at OwatOnna tomorrow and in Austin
Friday, in the interest Of the Alliance
| ticket.
"A goodly number of our people took
advantage of the excursion to Minneapo.
lis on Saturday to attend the last day Of
the Exposition.
The song service at the Congrega'
| lional church Sunday was very pleasant.
The music by the ladies double quartette
was well enjoyed and appreciated.
TO induce people to pay cash. besides
selling goods cheap will give Webster
Unabridged Dictionary free. Call and
get card at C.. E. Lashbrook's.
Married on the S0th. ult. at the home
of the brides parents in Orion, DR.. Alex
ander McDondal. of Austin, and Miss
Anna Forster.-Chatfeld Democrat.
Il 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.
II buy for cash only and consequently
can sell goods cheaper than any Other
house in the city. z. E. Lashbrook the
| SpOt caSn grocery
| -ADr. Peck has an elegant new line OF
teeth. and lots of them. Enough We
should think to supply the whole country
He is now usuing the Lew patent golt
and rubber plate.
| The Third Ward grocery store carrie!
complete line of groceries, crockerY
glassware lamps and everything usual.
found in first class grocery store.
In speaking of Miss Hathaway
catching that fine pickerel last week, w
said Court Hathaway when it should have
been Miss Cora Hathaway. We beg th'
young lady's pardon, and promise t.
never say Court again.
The ladies of the Congregations
church will hold fair and festival tn
last week in November. No pains viii
be spared to make this fair success
A large variety of articles will be otfere'
for sale, and prices to SUIT all.
Some fellow traded hats with Col
Mansfield one day last week, while b
was at the barber shop getting shaved
The Colonel wore q very fine silk tile
and the one left in its place was two size
too large and showed unmistakabl
signs of wear.
| "A DOCKET lAuuc1 VI tuC 4NCW
Life Insurance Company was found las
Sunday near Turtle Creek bridge. 1
contains papers probably of value to th'
owner. who can have same by calling a
our office, proving property and paylnl
for this notice.
| "A son of Henry Herzog had tn
forefnger on his left hand shot off Sun
day by the accidental discharge of gun
He was passing over railroad bridg
and fell in, the hammer of the gun strik
ing against something which discharges
1t. Dr. Gibson dressed the wound.
-1hirty-fve cents will get you f1ft
cent meal and more than fifty cents wort
> of entertainment. Please remember th'
time, next Monday evening, and tn
; place as Armory Hall. The cause is
; most worthy one; to increase the fund
in the Treasury of the Ladies Circulating
Library of this city. Will you b
| present?