Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-09-15

for thelT) wagon.
THE best place In the city for millinery
will DC found at Mrs. n. G. McMillan's,
on Main street. Her place of business
will be remembered by all purchasers OF
LADIES' furnishing goods, or fall millinery
in the latest and most approved styles.
HALL g. WEST have received their fall
stock of dry goods, consisting Of the
largest and best assortment Of dress
goods, trimmings, buttons, prints, ging-
hams, yarns, zephyrs, Germantowns, ETC.,
ETC., they have ever shown. They are
beautiful to look upon.
Wood.
Maple, oak, and soft wood for sale, by
the cord or car. load, at Ramsey or Aus
tin, by the Mankato Wood Co. Call and
get prices. L. G. Basford, agent.
King + Fish
Are now receiving their fall and win
ter goods. They will be prepared in a
few days to offer very attractive stock,
which will be sold at the very lowest
prices.
Austin, Sept. 18th.
FouND-On Saturday last, q wallet or
pocket-book, with q small amount Of
money and papers Of value. The owner
can have the same by calling at the store
Of J. F. Andrews, describing the same,
aud paying the sum of 80 cents tor this
notice. l.. B. RICE.
AUcT1oN.-John G. Smith & Co. will
close their Austin store at once, aud will
sell the entire stock at Auction, the sale
this afternoon, and hereafter
at 10 A. NJ, continuing morning, afternoon
and evening, until the stock is sold out.
A fine line of desirable goods will be of:
fered, and this sale will afford a rare op-
porlunity to get goods at your own price.
Remember the place--John G. Smith s.
Co.'S.
Rest Place In Town.
II any of our readers would like tn
best the market affords, cooked and Sc ~
ed in inviting style, all for the small sum
of twenty-five cents, they had better step
down and take square meal at Mrs
JOHN MoRR1soS's, or if they would like
a lunch. they will find the counter we'll
supplied, and no fancy prices. The pa
tronage of Mrs. Morrison is large already,
but she IS found always equal TO every
Give her call.
The ladies OF the Flora! Club will
give two entertainments at Jones hall,
on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings OF
next week. On Tuesday evening there
will be music and tableaux. Ice cream
and fresh candies will he for sale during
the evening, so all wishing may refresh
themselves. On Wednesday evening, At
81 O'Clock, the ladies will give supper,
comprised Of all home harvest produc-
lions. After the supper, the audience
will be entertained with music, recita.
tions, tableaux, SC. The entertainments
will be choice and amusing. We hope
the public will give them a large and
merited attendance, as the proceeds will
be expended in the purchase of books for
the Austin Circulating Library. Admis-
sion, Tuesday evening, IS cents, children
under 10 years, Is cents; Wednesday eve.
ming 10 cents, supper rs cents.
Comm on Council Proceedings.
SEPTEMBER 8, 1880.
Adjourned meeting.
Present-His honor the Mayor and AL.
dermen Wilbour, Giles, Page and Vessel.
Unread council proceedings were read
and approved.
PETITIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS.
The following bills we're approved and
ordered to be paid:
Patrick Geraghty, ii days services as ~ W
street commissioner in August. go. 81 OK
Henry Herzog, 30 days on special night
E. ": Martin, 50 days on special night " "
Nick Kcile, services as night watch and md ~
care OF lamps In August. ...:........... q Ok
Patrick ConlOn. 81 days on Main street
Y. +. Cameron, ax days on Main street ~
b. L. Morrii, hours labor on crossvalks +
D. H. Stimson, boarding Jail prisoners
from May LIST to Sept. LIST ........ .. 81 81
Ira Jones, hardWare..... .............". ~ o.
The following bills were referred to
committee on bills: F. I. Crane, lum
Der, $14746; Dorr & Void. blank booh
and sundries, SIS; Ames Bros, sundry
irons, $1.55; N. X. Noble, justice feet
$12.95; Peter Mccormick, four days on
Main street sewer IS.
REPORTS OF OFFICERS
Street commissioner Geraghty reported
street taxes for the month of, August
twelve taxes worked out. Report ordered
on file. N. K. Noble, justice of peace
reported $40 fines collected to Sept. l
with treasurer's receipt for the same. Re
port accepted and ordered on tile. L. N
Griffith, J. P, reported $25.45 fines COL
lected to September ], with treasurer's re
ceipt. City Recorder reported the issue o.
liquor license to Gustav Olstad under
action of the common council OF Aug
2. 1880, said Olstad having filed city
treasurer's receipt for $3.50, said license
being No. 20. dated August 8, 1880, to ex
pire April 4, 1881, at noon, place of busl
ness being on the E1f lot 6, block 20, Aus
tin village, al the s. w. corner of Mil ant
Chatham streets, in the CITY of Austin
Report accepted and issue Of license ap
proved.
REPORTS or STANDING COMMITTEES.
Alderman Wilbour, of committee OF
bills, reported approved" upon referred
bill of G. II. Davidson for printing, &c.
of $3l. Report accepted and bill ordered
to be paid.
Also upon F. I. Cranes referred bill
lumber Of $7875, reported in fave
of paying STATS in tull. Report &C
copied and order for STATS orderd TO b,
drawn in full said bill.
Also upon ]. B. Yates petition for tn
issue of duplicte city order No. 1905
$2.5O, August 4, 1879, the original beinI
lost: Reported in favor Of granting th
petition: Report accepted and 4 dupl
cate order orderd to be issued.
Also upon John T. Summer claim TO
damage 10 horse by the sinking of cart
ovos ooruop m No3n n%.oo~ .>.o.a.l AID.