Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1882-05-17
Rev. J. n. Brown of Owatonna, will

Don't send away for your garden
seeds, but come in and see our assortment
of bulk seeds. They are cheap and reli-
able CLEMMER q PooLER.
Miss Gertie Ellis has made applica-
ton for place as teacher in our public
school, and our school board have offered
her position. y
Our spring stock of wall paper has
arrived. Also nice assortment of shad'
ings, fringes, tassels, fixtures, &C., at
CLEMMER g. PooLER's.
M Majors has moved his family in
Mrs. A. Wright's residence on Lansing
avenue. We think they will find them
selves in pleasant location.
Boys! We have the incest lot OF ex-
press wagons, velocipedes and wheel-bar-
rows you ever saw.
CLEMMER s. PooLER.
Rev. Cressy and wife were in Austin
over Sunday, and their hosts of friends
in this city were glad to meet them again.
They will remain until Thursday of this
week.
Farmers, read the article elsewhere
giving you Good Advice on Raising
Potatoes" Potatoes are paying crop,
and should be cultivated to the best adj
vantage.
Miss Hattie, daughter of Rev. Cressy
of Kasson, is to teach the present summer
in the Bero district. Her many Austin
friends will be glad indeed of her return
to Austin and vicinity.
Rev. C. C. Marston, of Clinton, Wis,
filled the pulpit at the Baptist church in
very acceptable manner last Sunday both
morning and evening. He breaches at
the same place next Sunday.
w. H. Witham, foreman of the paint
room furnished us the facts regarding
the new buildings Of the Diamond Feed
Mill Works, which we publish elsewhere,
and he will please accept our thanks
therefor.
john Lambert and family 60 from
among us to their new home in Sharon,
Iowa, next Monday. They commenced
packing their stock of groceries yesterday
and will ship them Immediately.
A niece of Mrs. A. P. Kirkland, Mrs.
NJ. G. Dimmick of Adams, New York,
was visiting her relatives in this city last
week. She was en- route for St. Paul,
where she expects to make her home for
this summer.
%. o. Void of St. Paul, brother of
the Wolds in this city, is in town accom-
panied by his wife. Mr.. Void is pros,
porous druggist in St. Paul, and was fol
several years in the employ Of Dorr 4
Void in this city.
Don't neglect the paying of youl
taxes until the last day Of May, in the
afternoon. 1t won't cost you cent
more or less to pay them two weeks be-
fore, and the County Treasurer will be
accommodated thereby.
Mrs. Humes' residence, occupied by
Prof Andrews for the past seven or eight
years, has been purchased by the Rich
ardson sisters, Miss Belle and Ellen We
are glad to know these Industrious girls
are to have so pleasant home of theil
own.
The comet that is coming, and about
which so much has been said, can be seer
any pleasant evening with the aid of an
opera glass 1t is to be looked for about
fifteen degrees below the pole star and &
little to the right. Look for it. 1t viii
pay you.
Mrs. r. I. Smith will furnish the
ladies with new and desirable goods in
the millinery line, from the cheapest to
the finest, in the latest styles, and the
prices shall suit. Call and look at he1
goods, next door to Hayes Brothers
jewelry store.
We are glad to know that Robert
jacobson has returned again to Austin tc
live. He brings wife with him, and will
take his old place in Fernald & Cos fur
niture store. Robert is most excellent
young man, and an honest, competent
workman.
Remember, if real estate taxes are
not paid before the first day of June, ten
per cent. penalty will be added. No one
can afford to pay this penalty, and, in the
great majority of cases, it is not neces
sary that any one should. If you have
not the money, better borrow it and pay
your taxes.
Miss Jennie Thompson died last Wed.
nesday, at the residence of her aunt, Mrs.
P. T. Mcintyre of this city. Miss Thomp.
son was not confined by any long illness,
and though not we'll, was not considered
by friends or physicians to be dangerous.
ly i'll. Her death was very sudden and
unexpected.
The family of Jas. R. Webb of St.
Paul, who rented DR.. J. N. Wheat's resi-.
dence for the coming year, have moved
in, and are settling and arranging the new
home. The family are highly spoken of,
and we hope they may find pleasant ac'
quaintances, and enjoy their home while
residents of our city.
For the First Biennial Festival of the
Chicago Musical Festival Association, to
be held at Chicago, from May Esd to Goth,
round trip excursion tickets will be sold
at the ticket Office, for $500. Commence
sale May 22d. Close May 25th. Return
Coupons good until May 9th.
G. H. COLEMAN, Agent.
"A third passenger train commenced
running on the La Crosse division last
Monday North bound it leaves Chicago
daily, except Sunday, at 800 a. M, ar
irving at La Crosse at 500 p. m. South.
bound, the train leaves La Crosse 7:15 a.
M, arriving in Chicago at 100 p. m. This
train will be a great convenience to the
travelling public.
An Otsego man is credited with the
following novel advertisement of his
wife: MY wife Mary is strayed OF
stolen. I will break the head of any one
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