Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1890-09-03

House to rent. c. II. Davidson. 22-5
&C. E. Lashbrook pays cash for eggs.
Headquarters for gasolene. w. G.
Horizon.
-$l.95 bedsteads at the Austin Furni-
ture Company's. l
Fresh home grown vegetables every
morning at F. O. Halls.
co to w. N. Howe's office for perfect
abstracts of title. Ten years experience.
Loans at lowest rates. ......
The Austin CASH Store ia closing out
summer hosiery at cost. Call and get
prices.
ID. P. Olson & 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.
Plenty of ripe watermelons at the
lowest prices of the season at the Austin
Cash Store.
Garter machine oil at G. E. Lash
brooks for 40 cents gallon. Other mer-
chants ask IS cents.
If you have not done so call and see
the patent folding bath tub at the Austin
Furniture Company.
Get a new Home Sewing Machine.
It's rapid and perfect sewer. Sold by
the Austin Furniture Company. 1
"A missionary meeting is to be held
at the residence of Mrs. Wilson Beach
Friday afternoon, Sept. 5, and tea at
halt after o'clock.
The Austin Cash Store has the least
expense of any store in the city. which
enables them to give their customers
closer cash bargains.
The Southern Minnesota Broom
Company received mail orders Wednes-
DAY last for 81 dozen of their broOms.
The Austin brooms are selling we'll.
Rev. Olaf Glasoe made us a pleasant
call yesterday. He is pastor of the
Lutheran church here. and also holds
services at Mason City and Hayfeld.
II 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.
Hon. II. W. Lightly and family, F.
L. Buck and wife and Mrs. c. E. Carter
and son were visiting and picnicing at
Albert Lea last week, and report a
delightful time.
Every Sunday afternoon at Spring
Park, Andrews Baud will give concerts.
This Park is supplied with Seats tables.
swings, hammocks, etc., which are free
to all Good music and good order can be
enjoyed by all. If
AT the Austin Cash Store so cent tea
for 80 cents, IS cent new aprlcots for 20
cents, 60 cent syrup at Is cents per gal
lon. All other goods discounted in
like manner.
You will notice in our paper this
week that the clothing men take up con-
siderable space to tell about their new
fall stocks. We can say to you quietly,
they have the goods and are going to
sell them.
Mary E. Wilkins will contribute to
the next number of Harper's Bazaar one
of her characteristic sketches or New
England country life, entitled Louisa"
This story is said to be one OF the best
that Miss Wilkins has yet written.
We offer our entire line of summer
underwear and hosiery at the following
prices: Vests reduced from Is cents to IS
cents. IS cents to Is cents, and 50 cents
to IS cents. Youwill also find bargains
hosiery. y. n. ALLEN.
Capt. T. L. Merrill of, Minneapolis
writes to US saying that he will open the
Park Hotel formerly the Sherman
House) about Sept. 8, in first class
manner, as a frst.class hotel. He is an
old hotel man, and has come to stay he
says. .as~"s..r
There will be meeting of the w. G,
T. q. held at Mrs. DR.. HOLSTERS, Satur-
day. September at 8 O'Clock, to which
ali are invited, whether members or not,
Mothers especially invited as part of the
time will be spent by them in mothers
meeting. -~.....
Grand opening ball at the new ALI
ance Hall. Blooming Prairie, Mimi,
Sept. IL, 1890. Music by Brundin's cele-
brated orchestra Of Albert Lea: Tickets
including supper 81 so. Plenty OF room.
Good time guaranteed. Everybody
come. Floor managers, Pr. Johnson.