Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-01-01

One never appears t" such good ad'
vantage, 8 when acting perfectly natural.
Blu, how many of US d" i, before strar.
gers ?-when the desire To appear 10 b.
what We are not, il always strongest.
How many have one voice, aud one way
1t acting tor the oth e and the home, and
quite another voice and another way "f
acting when thrown int" c, mpany? A.
frctat,onl afttctati.,n! much every
where. The creates, charm Ot manhood
and womanhm,d is nxturalness. Oh, that
We might learn to see it 30, and therefore
practice it, always, everywhere!
We have heard of one Christmas
present that WAS sent out TO it's new home
and almost positively refused admit.
lance. 1t was tskea to the door, and the
gentleman Of the house was 80 sure there
WAS mistake that he pressed the bearers
to take it further on; this they persistent
~ refused to do. The ladies If the house,
however, came to the rescue, and finally
after much conversation, the article was
permitted to ind corner, and occupy it,
There were several fingers in that ''pie.'
and we hope it may be source of com
fort and ever reminder Of "love, and
place, and goodwill"
Mr.. Geo. Merrick vii: soon leave Aus
tin to reside in milwaukee, where he is
going into the commission business. We
we're in hopes George had come back to
Austin to stay.
Since writing the above, We learn tina,
George is now settled in business in TIT
Cream City. He il associated with o. F
Lindman in the general commission bus
mess, at rooms Is and 16, Mitchell block
George is = reliable man, and any citizen
Of Austin having business in his line
would do we'll to patronize "Merrick &
Lindman." You have our best wishes
for success, George, in your new field OF
labor. .
The Helen Potter Pleiades, = groupe
IF seven stars, acknowledged to be the
mos. ..leLted artists ever brough, .oge,he,
in one combination. will appear In Austin
''ne night only-January 10Th. 1880. Miss
Helen Potter, whose dramatic genius has
shown her IT, be Incompatible in her inn.
persOnstions. 10 considered one of The
most popular attractions In this country
The Swedish Ladies' Gu .r,et,e have ais.
Established IN envtabIe reputation, and
Chicsg" papers pronounce them among
the most gifted and cultivated vocalist.
OF the age. This year they appear, lo1
The arst time in this country. IN ,heil
picturesque and elegant national COS
tunes, which 10 said to add much variety
aud pleasure to the entertainment. Ann,
Teresa Brrger's corpet sol,s are slon,
worth the price Of admission. Let all re
cure seats early, ~ this 10 to be tue xitrac
ZION IT the season. Sale Of reserved seat
rs ceaes-will commence IT ]. ]. Hsve
h Bros jewelry store on mex, Monday
morning. ~
! MI Mons Anderson has Just france
acme old documents which he prizes quit
highly. One is twenty thousand doIla
mortgage, made in March 1857, be.riu,
Twenty dollars worth Of revenue s,amps
In demon iua,iOns ~ follows: One III S5
two or 81, ten Of 81; and two Of nft,
cents, besides i've cent one. An agree
mant made between g. T. Smith and Non
Apdenson In June, 1861. wherein III
former gentleman agrees 10 pay n ths IL,
Ter $3.50 for one years services. Anothe
iis : nO,ice - "W5om !. may C0ncern,'
written In 1852, giving the Information
THAT Mons AndeToDn could n.A end0sD'
oay .uoce pspss-Le 0resss 0Arsajek,