Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-08-14
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| N'u0 jail DuuS uON, III I1Vo0 So"'
fnement. Takes some grub. Good chance
for missionary labor.
Put your gcran,ums and migponettc
in your windows and you will have to
buy less fly papcr.-Er.
The County Comm issiouers hold an
adjourned session on the Goth. A County
Treasurer will then be appointed.
-"Col." Manshc.d's bus was levied
upon by the Sheriff, ON an execution, yes.
terday; also his hotel furniture not exempt
by law.
We are sorry to learn of the death of
the wife of John Merrill, of Window
township, who died Wednesday night of
last week.
The Republican gave Mcbride a half
column advertisement free, last week; as
a consequence, the rush to McBride's is
greater than ever.
There will be no public services in
the Baptist church for the next two Sab
baths. Sabbath school and Thursday
evening prayer meeting as usual.
oh! OH! oh! It's just splendid; an
other wedding to be next week. We
want to tell you all about ii just dreadfully,
but we promised not to, you know.
Two or three loads of new wheat
have been purchased by our wheat buyers
during the past week. Ii graded No.
2, and brought less than 20 cents per
bushel.
1T is recommended as the best way
to des,roy weeds and grass IN garden
walks, to apply carbolic acid. Two table.
spoonfuls in a gallon of water, applied
with sprinkler.-Er.
| Mrs. Ingmundson has gone back to
the Treasurer's office, and again takes up
ITS duties, 80 far as she has authority,
until Treasurer is appointed by the
| Commi ssioners on the Goth.
When we say Ego in lemons" we
mean to 20 to Taylor & Balls for early
fruits and vegetables. You will find all
the early market affords--fresh and in
good shape-at this we'll known house.
Why is it that the National Bank
corner is headquarters for all the tramps
in this part of the country? We can tell
YOU. There's a good plank seat running
ali the way round-a soft seat for loafers.
Well, no more need ofkilllng "snlpe"
now, the game may hereafter be called
''prairie chicken" Well boys, don't
forget your friends, who are near sighted,
have no gun, nor dog. and awful]y chick
en-hungry.
See the new lad" of Oscar Ayers,
this week. If you want "boss" PLows,
at the lowest prices, he's your man. Or
for almost any kind Of farm machinery un-
der the sun, don't forget to look over his
stock and get his prices.
The Wells A1cocate has it that the
Illinois Central are surveying a line from
Northwood to Wells, to connect with the
Central at Mankato. 1t is mistake,
neighbor, the Central is offered a much
better connection via Austin and Manka-
to.-Nonkato Recieao.
MIR. II. c. Waldeckcr, the gunsmith,
has changed his location from Mill to
Bridge street, four doors east of the post.
Office. We are glad to know that our
friend Waldecker is dong thriving
business. Mr.. Pollock, shoemaker, &C.
cuples the west side of the room. Guns
and shoes go we'll together.
Farmers are taking every possible
advantage of this fine weather. Grain
about all cut, and stacking going on with
rush. Probably Minnesota skies were
never watched more closely or anxiously
than during the last six weeks, and never
were skies more cloudless, or days more
perfect, for which, let us be thankful.
ALL sportsmen should remember there
is penalty of ten dollars, under the re-
vised game law, for any person entering,
or allowing their dogs to enter, growing
grain, or private grounds, without the
permission Of the owner. We are almost
subject for emotional insanity, while
in fancy we picture the largest "covey''
just over the fence.
DIR. H. D. Martin, oculist and aurist,
has located in this city permanently. He
has rented the pleasant rooms over Hall
& Vests store. where his Office will be
located. The DR.. will make regular Wis
its to different points In the state, but this
city will be his headquarters. We vel
come him to Austin. See his advertise
ment in to-day's paper.
We want our ne,ghbors to know thai
green apple "sass" is quite plenty now II
this burg. Minnesota apples have beer
in the market for three or foul
weeks. We saw at McBride's some
beauties, Duchess of Oldenburg variety
grown on The Rufus l.. Kimball place
They are brought IN from the coun
try and offered for sale quite frequently
The Taopi Farm Co. had twenty har
vesters at work cutting their three thous
and acres Of wheat last week. The crol
is turning out better than was anticipated
a short time ago. Oats are splendid, ant
it is estimated that the 400 acres on TIT
farm will yield GO bushels TO the acre
Plenty Of harvest hands have been Oh
tanned at 81 day.-FaribauN Repub
lican.
The Col. don't keep tramps, so h
told lady who went into his hotel t
call upon the ladies Of the house las
week, and placing his hand upon he
shoulder was about 10 put her out of thu
house, when she ordered him not to Ia,
hands upon her. Mrs. Reed was the lady
Is from DEBORAH, and is considered-a
home--a lady Of good repute, and worth
of courteous treatment.
!, Our old friend, Albert Galloway, ba
divided and fixed over his frame build