Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-03-18
TRANSCRIPTIONS.


DIR. Dorr is going to have fine new
piano.
Matt. Miles dishes out the mail mat
ter at the post.of11ce now days.
Measles are catching; even brides are
evertaken. Ask Mr.. Patterson.
Hens arc just tending to business
now days. Eggs, ten cents per dozen.
Harry Griswold is spending a few
days in Spring Valley with his parents.
Master or Miss G.. Paul Smith delight
ed two large audiences at Hastings recent
".
REV. Mr.. Belden is at Albert Lea
again this week assisting in extra meet
ings there.
p. o. French il doing q little court
ing-came to Austin last week We sup.
pose on purpose.
1T is not fixed fact that Bert stoddard
will be an assistant in the post. office. He
has not accepted the position as yet.
Soon be time TO start your spring
chickens. Like all early vegetables prop
or attention must be given in season.
We think lovely spring fingers some
time in the lap OF winter. We suggest
she rise and begin her springs work.
Pay up your subscription account,
and ono year IN advance, and get the
Chicago Weekly Ns'os for year, free.
Remember H. W. Llghtly's horses.
They are fine lot, and for sale At rea.
soaable prices. See his advertisement.
Mrs. c. E. Mapes is expected to visit
In Austin this week. Mr.. Napes is NOV
Ing his store from Dexter to Rochester.
We give this week q complete list Of
the officers elected in every tswn in
Mower county on Tuesday OF last week.
Business men who take the lead in
pushing their business through the news
papers usually push on to fame aud for.
tune.
w. p. Brainerd, of Taopi, u the m an
who bought the herd of fourteen short.
horns in Fillmore county q few days
since.
-PRoDUoE MARKET.-Yesterdsy's quo
tatlons: Wheat, No. l, CSC; No. 2, csc;
No. 3, Sc. Barley, 35c. Oats, white,
24c; black, CSC.
The vacancy in the Board Of County
Commissioners has not yet been filled.
The special session of the Board will
probably end to-day.
The last of the club dances came of
Friday evening. The ladies provided
lunch, and We suppose, divided with their
partners. May they rest in peace.
To-day is the Goth anniversary of the
marriage of Hugh D. Mills and wife. A
merry company Of relatives and friends
expect to 60 down to celebrate the day
appropriately.
Clear the track. Revsrd's grocery
store 10 crowded with customers. Blood
will tell. He is An old ono at the bust.
ness, and he wheels right into line with
out any lodging.
There are two or three or several cats
that occupy o'nighD . certain resident
corner in this town that will be cut Of
fashion soon-that il, they will wear
their hair banged, We think.
The Modern Proteus, Master g. Paul
Smith, will appear at Jones' hall, in this
city, In his charming and popular recita
tons and imrersonasions, on Friday and
Saturday eventn g, April I'd and Sd.
Saloon, whiskey, fight, ,oe,. hair
blood, plenty Of swear words, and thu
lookup for ono of the parties for two
months. All this one day last week
Aoral-"Jug not that ye be not jagged
Bright. clear, cold, very cold weather
Mercury last Sunday morning At 8 4. n
II degrees below zero. But the warm SUI
by midday had changed the atmosphere
% that We were enjoying quite = spring
day.
| Mrs. Solomon Snow ID In the city, TIL
guest of Mrs. O. Allen. This 10 Mn
Shows hrst visit to Austin since th,
family moved to Chicsge some seven o.
l AiA as q