Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1890-05-28

n MI #SVCk OF no So Cr6ek lOatg Avail.
liable mare last week.
Have you seen those nice baizes only
&C per yard &C Hall 81 /.
~ 600 panay plants ii bloom. only so.
cents per dozen AZ = 4, Harrison
FLORIST, |.as 20: ct
r Banfeld has another young
banker 81 his house since last ~ ednes,
day
Farmers. +. o. Hall viii take your
produce IN exchan for all kinds 81 m lr'r.
chandise, H5ss5 IA 3|.
Pansy plants in blossom, verbenas,.
coleons and other bedding plants at
Floral Park, NJ. ..S
Coionel George w i Balm, the silver
tongued orator Of Ken cky, at the opera
house tonight. .ssy.$ q
Go to VIM. m. Howe's office for perfect
abstracts Of title. Ten years experience.
Loans at lowest rates. BIZ. 5.s s
For rent. the south side Of of my
store building, now occupied by Otto
Kunath. r. E. Jacobs. b tt II.
Attention. Choice healthy black
berry, strawberry and raspberry plants
for sale by a. n. $Kinsman ...s*
More census DR.. johnson reports 4
brand new boy at Fred Aliens since Mon
day night All parties well.
We mean that we own our goods
bought for cash, and can sell them as
cheap as any honest firm. Hall y West.
-Secale Flakes are made from choice
white rye and is the most Strengthening
as well as the most delicious dish you can
eat. Il &5 %:sss
We are informed through Represen-
tative Dunnell that Miss G. Katie Hartje
has been appointed postmistress at Elk
ton, MINI. i ..ss 4.z5 4
II Dave Simpson is fitting up a bath
room to his house, supplying it with hot
and cold water. Roberts. the hardware
man, is doing the work. 5 .
-Lashbrook s Co. will do a strictly
cash business after June I. Cash will be
paid and cash required to buy goods in
all cases. See their ad IN another
column. > II
z@ II have Just received q fine ofline
woolens which will be made up in the
latest styles. Have also fine stock of
ready made clothing to be closed out
cheap. r. E. Jacobs. q
We print a very interesting letter
from Lizzie Fewman, dated Spokane
Falls, Wash. We like to receive these
letters and hope we shall get more Of
them in the near future. - -r1 e
Friday, May the 30th, is Decoration
Day, so go at once and place your. order
with s. H. Harrison, Florist, as there will
be, unless the weather changes, scarcity
of flowers, and each order is filled in ro-
tatiOn. . ss'% s->=2 .,=se- 2-e'.. lO.3t
u. Jeffries and wife returned Monday
from a two weeks visit at Altoona Wis.
accompanied by Mrs. Jeffries' mother.
who is now 50 years old. Mr.. Jeffries
says crops there are fully month later
than they are here. @@,:s T.,
The Austin Cash Store sells frst-class
goods in every respect, cheap, and gives
sixteen ounces to the pound: although
some OF our competitors say: We have
poor goods and give short weights. ANY
customer purchasing IS worth of goods
gets par Of scales freeze. II
While Ed w. Decker was at home on
q visit last week he was elected president
of the Christian Endeavor Society of
Plymouth Congregational church, Min.
neapoiis. The society numbers over two
hundred, and to be Its president is quite.
an honor. Ed will make them good
one. | zjz&$..r
For the ninth annual convention of
the Young Peoples Society of Christian
Endeavor to be held at St. Lonis June
IL to Is, excursion tickets will be sold at
fare one way for the round trip. Sell
June II to IA inclusive. and return cou.
pons good until June H. G. a.. Cole
man, agent Chicago, Milwaukee 8 st.
Paul railway. s*z4s~...' g.
G. w. Phillips of Rose Creek was in
the city Monday, and made our sanctum
a pleasant call He informs us thst a
new geneaal store is being established at
that place by the John Cronan Company
The gentlemen comprising this company
are hustlers and will make a valuable adj
dition to Rose Greek.
We hear that an expert witness who
wss attending court at Albert Lea last
week. got so interested in a game of
cirque that he missed the train he was
waiting for, and was obliged to wait until
Tie next udy III uOOu W KCt uOluCs ~ w z
will give no names, but say that the gen
stleman is tall. with just hair enough on
his head to make him look dignifed.
Henry Mitchell was brought before
Judge Ranney yesterday on q charge Of
insanity and examined by Drs. a. w.
Allen and @. w. Gibson. and ordered to
be taken to the Rochester asylum Mr..
Mitchell IS an old gent eman IS years of
age, is in poor health, and Of late has
been growing weaker both in body and
mind s He has been cared for by his
daughter. Mrs. NeWcomb !, but has be
come so bad that it as ii necessary to take
MIN to the asylum. 81 il
lie Roy Independents: Sunday
afternoon Frank Mckee went TO
John Gossman''s to call the latter
to6an account for some statements which
did not. foot up to suit. In the confab,
The blood OF our young high-spirited
friends was heated until it became effer-
Fescent| and boiled over and the super.
SHuous. accumulation Of self-Vind ication
INDIGNATION was conveyed to the air
which gave it. through the finger tips.
The mill resulted In damage to clothing
and cooling the wrath Of the foolish. III
The new Order.of the Eastern Star