Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1882-03-01
TRANSCRIIsTION6.

DIR. and Mrs. Wheat are expected to
arrive in Austin this week.
Mrs. George Litchtield has been TAX
ing care of quite serious cold.
III you fee! awfully angry. keep still
Silence IS great an,idote far passion.
Black will be the prevailing color for
the coming season, says madame fashion.
Why is Oscar Wilde like oleom arga-
rine!. Because both try to b-utter.-R1.
John Owens made that "bunkum"
refrigerator at Ball s. Griswold's grocery
store
Any time is good time to subscribe
for the TRANSCRIPT, but now is the cheap.
est time.
Miss Margaret Show is home from
Carleton, and will rest from study for
few days.
Prayer should be the key of morn.
ing, the latch of noon and the lock of
nigh,-Er.
Jamie Fernald, who has been serious
~ i'll tor the week past of lung fever, is
reported better.
Elias Bedeut, aged II, son OF G. w.
Bedent of This city, died last Wednesday
night, OF dropsy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jo. Schwan very pleas
antly entertained few friends last Sat-
urday afternoon.
The thirteenth volume Of the Ency-
clopedia Britannica has been received at
the school library.
ID. NJ. Thompson will occupy the
coming season the Mayhem house, recent
ly vacated by Prof. Bigelow.
-Remember the TRANSCRIPT wants
all the latest news; and remember, while
your about it, that it gets it, too.
Wonder if it isn't time to do little
more railroad ing-on paper. We have
not built a road for much as week.
We visited Ames Brothers Feed
mill factory last Saturday; next week we
shall "write up" this growing enterprise
The wellserved supper at Anderson's
Tuesday evening tor the benefit of the
Protestant Episcopal society, uetted about
$50.
We cannot always lift the burden
from the back of those about US, but we
may help, by kind words, to lift it from
the heart.
If you wish to break your enemy all
up and wish he had never been born, do
HIM good turn. This is said to be a
sure recipe.
AS scarlet is said to be the shade Of
red that hides wrinkles, all ladies over
forty will, no doubt, appear in mass of
red hereafter.
1T is SAID the girl of the period will
not marry until she is able to support a
husband in the style he has beeu accus.
toned to at home.
The TRANSCRIPT for one year, and
copy of the revised edition Of "Dr. Ken
iall's Treatise on the Horse" thrown in,
all for 81 so cash in hand.
Now Is good time TO subscribe for
the TRANSCRIPT, because $3.50 cash down
will settle the bill for one year. Later,
it may take more money than that.
An exchange says: "A burglar got
into the house OF country editor the
other night. After terrible struggle
the editor succeeded in ro5bing him."
Andrews & Patterson have a man.
moth double stock Of hardware, which
they desire the public TO know is for sale,
hence they advertise IN the TRANSCRIPT.
We learn from the Mankato papers
of the death of Prof. Kcysor's sister, who
has been so seriously i'll for some time
She died ut tie hume of her parents in
MankatO.
Mrs. VIM. Richards returned from
her Chicago trip last Saturday. Her
stay in Chicago was made very pleasant
by the courteous attentions OF Solomon
Snow and family.
Neglected duties aud neglected op-
port uni,,es. How plainly they are writ
ten on the margins Of the turned leaves.
Their memories bring to US bitter regret,
but it is unavailing.
-Teachers' Association for Mower
county at LIE Roy Saturday afternoon,
March 4; at Grand Meadow Saturday
afternoon March nth; ut Lyle, Saturday
afternoon March 18th.
Many man could date his downfall
IN life to his first game at cards. Boys,
SPEND your time to the best possible ad-
vantage for improvement. You will new
er regret 1t either, as you 20 down the
! lane.
The Crandall family was represented
in Austin yesterday by Judge w. II. of
Owatonns. aud Albert A. Of Rochester.
You must look outside Of Austin for an
untavorable oplni on of any of the Gran
dalls.
Prof. Johns, President of Hamlin
University. spent Sunday in Austin,
preaching at the NJ. E. Church. He pre-
sented the interests of the University. A
part Of Monday he spent in our public
schools.
The Albert Lea papers say Prof En-
WINS dancing school is decided success
In that place. Aust,n's young people
dom: have time to indulge in this expen.
sive pastime. Our boys have flourish.
Ing debating club.
&C. L. Case, Mower county's worthy
Treasurer, has moved from his farm in
Red Rock township to Austin. For the
present the Case family will occupy the
residence on Bridge street known as the
Garfield property.
w. H. Anderson was a passenger on
the New Orleans excursion train which
left Mona on the 9Th. He Is now in the
Crescent City, enjoying the Mardi.G ras
festival. We are indebted to him for