Mower County transcript., 1890-07-30

Go to Pooler's and get a good milk
shake. the best summer drink ever in
vented. 49, ~ !,
Farmers. f. O. Hall will take your
produce in exchange for all kinds of mer.
chandise, w.
-Dressmaking in the latest styles.
Mrs E: Gould. Slocum & Rice building,
Franklin street. j.
.-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.
w. H. Harrington has sold his stock
OF musical instruments to NJ. J. keenan,.
Mr.. Harrington will go on the road.
Cream soda is fast laying milk
shake. lemonade and other summer
drinks IN the shade. Try it. AT TrYon
s. Mull's.
-Threshlng machine men. you should
call on H. A. Halverson before buying
your supply of oils. He can save you
some money.
We hear there is q supposed case of
leprosy in the town of Lodi, and the
state board of health is to be consulted
about the matter.
We wish that our correspondents
would write on only one side of the paper
as the printer is liable to skip one side of
copy when written on both sides.
ST. PAUL is now mad because Superin-
tendent Porter has ordered recount of
that city. Both these cities should be
re-counted, and all ''pads" discarded.
Both goods and freight have ad-
vanced in the furniture line, but we are
prepared to hold prices down till Sept. l..
Austin Furniture Co.
Crosse s. Blackwell quart bottle
mixed and plain pickles, worth rs cents,
marked down to IS cents at G. E. Lash.
brook. Call early before they are gone.
Sands the dry goods man advertlses
his semi-annual clearing sale in this issue
and quotes you some remarkably low
prices. See his ad in another column,
There are between thirty and forty
in this city who will attend the G. A. r.
Encampment at Boston. Parker Good
WIN ana D. II. Stimson have the matter
in charge. A special train will leave
Austin August Z.
$4,000 reward given to any person
who purchases can of Century Baking
Powder and an enameled or steel dish
for so cents at G. E. Lashbrook that does
not get twice its moneys worth.
p. H. Friend, our lively and reliable
clothier, adyertises that hi 8 autum styles
are now ready. He has bargains at any
and all times of the year, and is always
to the flont with the latest styles. See
his ad IN another column.
Steam thresher men, farmers, mer-
chants. mechanics. everybody. You can
save money by getting my prices before
buying your fall and winter coal. My
prices are not governed by the Interstate
Commerce Law. J. F. Fairbanks. 1923
Il am here to stay and am compelled
to sell goods for small profit to induce
people to pay cash. Just try the expert
men! for one month at my store aud be
convinced that you can save from 10 to
Is per cent. G. E. Lashbrook, the Spot
Cash Grocer.
-A*concert will be: given Fridry even
ing. August /. at the NJ. E. church. The
participants are Rae Blackmer and
John Llnnehan, of Albert Lea. Both
are blind. They are assisted by Fannie
Hazelton, pianist Of rare ability. The
program will include pleasing variety
of enjoyable music.
The list of names published in the
County Commissioners proceedings last
week for grand and pitt jurors, are not yet
drawn. 1t is only list of names from
which jury will be drawn. We make
this statement as several parties whose
names appear in the list imagine they
are already drawn as jurors.
The Valdez Business Collage at De-
cOrah; Iowa was established IN 1888. In
1889 Normal School was added. Dur
ing the past years over Five Hundred
students have been enrolled. 175 students
have been enrolled at this school during
the past wear from Winnesheik county
Drop postal card for catalogue.
AS usual some of our sports are out
after chickens already, contrary to the
game laws of the state. The state game
warden was IN our CITY last week looking
up these things, and the local club
authorize as to say that any party caught
violating the law will be fined to the
fullest extent. A word to the wise is
sufficient.
Several of the young people made an
informal call at the Evergreen farm last
Friday evening and had delightful time.
On the way home Miss HORNED, who is
visiting her brother George. entertained
the party with songs, accompanied by
the guitar. Miss HORNED has lovely
voice and handles the guitar with a
masters hand.
W. H. Butler, of Albert Lea, has
rented the rooms over Kaiser & Nelson's
harness shop and will put in barber
shop. Mr.. Butler has been in Albert Lea
about eighteen years, we understand, and
IS now desiarous of getting into live
town. He is said to- be first class
workman. Come over Day, and just
see how lively we are.
The new residence soon to be occu-
pied by Eugene Wood and family does
credit to it's owner, Abe Lott. The exte-
rior is finely finished while the interior
is light, airy and commodious. Mr.. Lott
now has another new house we'll under
way on the corner of the lot. He has
taken great pains with these buildings
and may justly feel proud of them
They are fine looking and conveniently
arranged.