Mower County transcript., 1890-07-23

Lost, silver bird with setting, stick
pin. Reward, If fluder returns to this
office. .*~>s,s i. r.
Go to G. E. Lashbrook's and get
IS Webster's Dictionary free. Only
few left ..@
Go to Pooler's and get good milk
shake, the best summer drink ever in
vented, ia
Farmers. F. O. Hall will take your
produce in exchange for all kinds of mer.
chandise,
J. -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.
Lost, an Irish setter dog pup, seven
months old. Finder will be rewarded on
returning same to John Dawson.
Cream soda is fast laying milk
shake. lemonade and other summer
drinks IN the shade. Try it. At Tryon
& Mull's.
Frank Williams of Lyle, who was
convicted of burglary at the April term
of court, was taken to the reformatory
at St. Cloud Monday.
q. T. Mills was showing us a fine
tomato. grown IN the open air. and fully
ripened July 1S. 1t is new variety. and
very correctly called the Earliest in
America"
When your purchases aggregate $40,
z. E. Lashbrook will give you the origi-
nal Webster's Unabridged Dictionary,
worth IS, free of charge. Call and get a
card; it will cost you nothing.
Tho District w. c. T. U. Convention,
which convened In this city Yesterday.
are holding some interesting meetings.
Tonight Democrat gold medal contest
will be held. A full report of this con-
vention will be given next week.
The school picnic on the 18th in the
Woodson district, south of town. was re-
ported a success by all present. The
time was spent by very profitable and
lnteresting exercises, doing credit to the
teacher Miss Emma Eastman and also to
the scholars. A VISITOR.
The Daughters of Rebekah, Sub
ordinate Lodge and Camp, will held their
picnic ut Johnson's park. Wednesday,
July 80. The families of the members
are invited. Briag well laden baskets
with dishes. The usual sociable fee of
ten cents will be collected to defray ex-
penses.
&C. H. Webber's horse got badly
frightened last Wednesday night and ran
quite distance. Mr.. Webber finally sue.
ceeded stopping him. but found that
during the run his right arm had been
broken, and a rib fractured. DIR. Allen
dressed the fractures. and he is now get
ting along nicely.
Mr.. E. P. Lovejoy, large dealer in
general merchandise at Wabuska, Ne
vada, says: II have tried St. Patrick s
Pills and can truthfully say they are the
best l have ever taken or used" As q
pleasant physlc or for disorders of the
liver they will always give perfect salts
faction. For sale by Tryon & Null
in 1880 the population of Austin was
2, 2,305. In 1885 it was 2,5O5 and in 1890
1000. A gain in ten years of 1854. The
population of Albert Lea in 1880 was
1866. In 1885 1896, and 1890 3,4OO. A
gain in ten years of 1.434. Albert Lea
made nearly her entire gain in the first
five years, while Austin made her largest
gain in the last five years. Not very
bad record for either city.
The school election last Saturday
was a lively affair, and brought out a
large vote. Eight hundred and sixty
votes we're cast, distributed as follows:
N. F. Banfield, 433; A. E. Christie, 4O3;
F. 1. Crane, 304, F. A. Engle, 297; s. M.
Merrill, 270, and E. J. Ames, 18. Mr..
Ames we would say was not candidate.
n. F. Banfleld and A. E. Christie were
elected members of the school board for
term of three years.
The Valdez Business Collage has the
most complete Actual Business and Office
Practice Departments in America, con-
tainlng full set OF Offices, including q
Bank with cash capital of $500, 900
college Currency, Wholesale and Com
mission Houses, Commercial Exchange
and General transportation Office.
The demand for Shorthand writer's at
this institution is greater than the supply.
Drop postal for catalogue.
-One of the prominent manufacturing
institutions of Minnesota IS the Winona
Wagon Company, at Winona, who man
ufacture the we'll known Rushf0rd
wagon. This is one of the pioneer IN
dustries in this State, and we may we'll be
proud of their record of 80 years. They
have the reputation of making wagons
of the best quality and their trade nearly