Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1890-09-24

Headquarters for gasolene. w. G.
Horizon.
-Tryon s. Null keep a complete line
ofschool supplies.
Mrs. William Olson will sell fall and
winter goods at cost.
Package coffee Is cents at G. E.
Lashbrook's spot cash grocery.
Wanted, butter and eggs, for cash
or groceries. w. G. Horrobin.
ID. P. Olson s. Co. will take eggs in
exchange for dry goods at highest mar
ket prices.
Cash paid for I'd hand household
goods. carpets, etc., at the Austin I'd
hand Store.
If you want writing inks, stationery,
OF good job of printing done, call at
TRANSCRIPT Office.
Last week was lively one for
crooks. Our alert officers succeeded in
Juggling six of them.
Will Kast has. gone to Albert Lea,
where he has opened new barber shop.
Will is a good barber.
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abstracts of title. Ten years. experience.
Loans at lowest rates.
Il have (S20O) two hundred dollars to
loan on city property, at 8 per cent in.
terest. No bonus. W. w. Ranney. If.
The executive committee of Farmers
Insurance Company of Mower County,
met yesterday to settle and adjust losses.
School examination paper, map, and
drawing paper. and ink, all OF the best
quality, can be had at the TRANSCRIPT
Office.
Con Sullivan, Howard Holton. John
Golden and Carl Fairbanks, went up to
Geneva Lake last Friday for four days
hunt.
Received at C. E. Lashbrook's, a
large crate of English white granite ware
that he is selling cheaper than ever sold
in the city before.
The Austin Cash Store has the least
expense of any store in the city. which
enables them to give their customer
closer cash bargains.
Having contracted with several of
the best butter makers to furnish me with
choice butter, have the best butter to
be had in the city. C. E. Lashbrook.
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. TIcKNoR.
Il have few more pieces of fancy
crockerY, hanging and stand lamps and
glassware that must be sold regardless
of cost. G.. E. LashbrOOk, the spot cash
grocer.
AT the Austin Cash Store so cent tea
for IS cents, Is cent new aprlcots for 20
cents, 60 cent syrup at 45 cents per gal
Ike m amer.
The W.R.C sociable will be held at
the residence of Mrs. s. Swenlngson. on
Main Street, Friday evening, September
rs, 1890. All are cordially invited to
attend.
George Null has at last moved his
family to Austin. He is located in the
Basford house. Welcome Mr.. Null, and
we know you will like our beautiful city
a great deal better now.
We understand that our friend Frank
Quinn who went to Hannibal, Mo-, with
Mr.. Fleck to run hotel, has changed his
location again, and is now manager OF
the C. NJ. & St. P. Railway Hotel at
Milwaukee,. .s.>s..ss .-.:,.. ..
Blind Boone, the great musical prod
ICY will appear at the Opera House
Saturday evening next, September ~.
A rare treat, which no one should miss
He is indeed wonder in his chosen art.
Can reproduce the most difficult music
perfectly, having heard it but once
Secure your seats early for he is sure OF 3
crowded house. .zs
Mr.. C. A. Wilder whollives on G.. g.
Adams farm south of the city has just
received word from the Superintendent
Of the Dairy Department at the State Fair
that the butter made by Mrs. Wilder took
the S25 in gold offered by Eureka Salt
ca. for the best tub Of Dairy Butter sailed
with their salt. Also that in the pro rata
class Mrs. Wilder's butter scored 81
points, thus taking 81 in that class. As
the butter at the State Fair was judged by
Dexter, OF Chicago, conceded to be one Of
the most expert judges in the United
States, the Wilders' justly feel proud
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