Mower County transcript., 1890-10-01

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so cents at G. =. Lashbrook's s,
The band boys are fitting up the room
over Kaiser s. Nelson's harness shop fol-
q practice room.
Choice table butter and fresh eggs
can always he found at g. j, LashbrOOk's
spot cash grocery $@ i *.. {. &.
"A good situation is offered to 4
young man wanting to study law, Nd
dress box 504. Austin. T
Col, w. e. Plummer, the orator and
statesman from North Dakota, will be in
Austin next Tuesday. Every Republi'
can in the county should hear him.
Il hayea few more pieces Of fancy
crockery and glass ware, also some stand
and hanging lamps that must be sold,
regardless of COST G. +. Lashbrook.
III you have anv potatoes cabbage,
onions, cheese or eggs take them to q.
E. lashbrooks spot cash grocery aud get
the highest market price in cash or trade.
The Marshall township Republican
caucus was held Saturday evening last
and elected unanimously the following
delegation: J. G. Johnson, Jr., Chair
man; J. R. johnson; Nels Anderson and
Ben NJ. Hanson.
The caucus held by the Republican
party of the township of Adams Septem-
Der 26 elected good delegation. The
choice Of the caucus was, Knutc Thomp.
son, Ole H. Myers, E. A. Kuutson and
Ben S. Knutson.
The G., St. p. s X. G. r. r will sell
tickets to Minneapolis at one and one
third fare on the certificate plan. Oct.
to 13. Account annual meeting Board
of Commissioners for foreign missions.
ARTHUR COLE. Agent.
H. r. Woods little girl fell into a
deep post hole one day last week and had
to be tished out with rope. She fortu-
nately fell in feet first. otherwise the
accident would have been quite serious,
as the hole was five or six feet deep.
Frank Wards colt became frightened
yesterday morning and ran off the turn
pike on Bridge street. Things were con-
slderably shaken up. Ward was tumbled
out and bis leg and arm badly bruised.
while his nose looked as though he had
just come out of prize fight.
Court Hathaway caught seven and
a half pound plckerel down the Cedar one
day last week, and presented it to Mr..
and Mrs. D. B. Smith who say it was
delicious and made several meals for the
family. The Cedar is yielding some very
! fine fish to our fishermen.
| The Ladies of the Floral Club
will give d Calendar Banquet about the
middle of October. The benefit will be
to furnish funds for the Treasury of the
Circulating Library. The ladies promise
an elegant supper. A literary program,
both unique and entertaining, is also
in preparation for the occasion.
Rev. VIM. Brown will deliver two
lectures on Andrrsonville prison life al
the NJ. E. church next Wednesday and
Thursday evening. October and9. Rev
Brown spent 1913 days in southern prisons
before escaping, and then twenty days ir
swamps before reaching Northern lines
The lectures are for the benefit of the
Good Templers Order. Admission q
cents.
Clarendon, (Ark.,) Daily Sun: Mr.
and Mrs. G. H. Davidson Jr., who came
here recently from Austin, Mimi. MIR
Davidson to accept the position o.
| CdSulCE VI lllC uCICultltS ~ ldutSli
bank. are very much impressed with Ar
kansas and want to see more of it. They
have arranged to go up White River by
the next trip ct Steamer Chickasaw ane
see the splendid country through whicl
the White takes its course White rive
is celebrated for it's picturesque scenar,
and fertility of country through which i
passes. and we doubt not that they vii
enjoy their trip.