Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1883-03-21

the l. & NJ. division who pay 81 for
ticket.
Following is the weather record fo
the week ending yesterday, as fur
nished us by S. C. Bacon:
T Wsanssaay March 4 81 "m.' 80 "bcv
Friday 16, IL
Saturday II, rs
Sunday 10,
Monday 10, u below
Tuesday :" ~, above
Mrs Curt Austin has secured very
pleasant rooms at the residence of DR.. II
A. Avery. Mr.. Austin, who is still ont
of the most popular statesmen of the
northwest, for the Adams and Westlake
oil stove, will right about face" as otter
as possible, and spend day with hi
family and Austin friends.
The Governor refused to sign fou,
house bills because they were improper,
engrossed. There. were no Senate bill.
which he refused to sign for this reason
1t might not be out of the way to remark
that DR.. Hollister was chairman Of the
cnsrossing committee of the Senate, ano
Herman CUM was his clerk.
VANDERBILT ROBBED OF $71, 200.
600. 0O!-And yet J. F. Andrews & Son
brothers of this great millionaire, still con
tinue to sell hardware at prices thai
astonish the buyers of Southern Mime
sofa. Remember the place, if you wish
anything from shingle-nail to a barb
wire fence, and give them call.
John Halverson, of Lyle, was in
town Monday, and dropped into the
TRANSCRIPT office. John is straight
forward man and good citizen, and We
regret to hear that he is soon to leave
Lyle. He has been closing out his stock
of goods, and expects to remove to Rive,
Falls. Wis, about the first of May.
Don't forget the meeting. this ecenin0
at Jones hall, in the interest of immigra.
ton. Room for all. OF interest to all.
First class speakers, with Rev. Lathrop
as the chief. Ladies will be provided
good seats If they come. God helps those
who help themselves. So, let US help
and thus obtain better help.
Miss Ella B. Lathrop, one of the sue
cessful teachers of Red Wing, is at home
for the spring vacation. Miss Matte
daughter of Prof. Wilson, ex-
superintendent of public instruction.
another Red Wing teacher. is visiting
the family of Rev. E. r. Lathrop. If any
class of people earn a good time Of relax
alton, it is the teachers of our youth.
Let them enjoy vacation to the full ex-
tent.
w. H. Anderson leaves Austin soon
to start in business in Albert Lea He
has rented large double store, and will
take possession April 1st. He will manu-
facture bread, pies. cakes and confection-
ary on large scale, and will also run a
first class restaurant. Mr.. A. has made a
success of this business in Austin, and
viii do the same in his new home. He
has the best wishes of the TRANSCRIPT
for abundant success in his new field.
We must have economical administra-
ton of the city finances. We trust our
Common Council will remember that we
are voting bonds for improvements, and
the interest will hereafter be an impor-
tant element of taxation We hope the
Council will try to get along without a
City Attorney this year. We think they
can do this, and save thereby 800. Two
or three years ago the Council employed
a lawyer as they needed one, and the bill
of Mr.. French, who served the city, did
not exceed 500 for two years services.
Let the Council try this plan again.
ST. PArR1cK's DAy.-Our patriotic
friends of the Emerald Isle had lovely
day for the wearing of the green last Sat
urday. Their parade.display was fine,
and from the large turn-out we know they
must have enjoyed the day. We should
judge nearly every mothers son of them
were present, their patriotic hearts beat
ing faster and warmer in the bright spring
sunshine. A score or two of little lads.
with green sashes. joired in the process
sion, their young faces beaming with q
loyal pride. as they kept step to the ex-
music of Prof. Andrews band.
Mrs. Robert Jacobson gave birth to
a little son last week Thursday. Eight
months ago she stood by the grave OF
Robert. her beloved husband of only q
few months, and realized that she was q
widow alone in this strange land, and q
stranger to all about her. Robert was
husband, father. mother, sister, brother,
all she had in this, her adopted home
the others were in that far-away home in
Denmark. We hope that Roberts friends
in Austin. and he certainly had many,
will not forget her. Mrs. r. lives in a
room in the little house left her by he1
husband, and friends can easily reach her.
-CIRRHos1s.-When man dies OF
to excess, and his friends or ply.
sicians don't wish to tell. in plain English,
what caused his death. they say: POO,
man! he died of cirrhosis of the liver
This simply means that beer and whis.
key, &c., &C.. have SO destroyed the coat.
ings of the stomach that the man think.
he has dyspepsia. and too much bile,
and his liver is out of sorts, his eyes toe
look red, his face full and bloated. and 1
thousand other ailments gradually CREEP
to the surface. and then. by and by, wher
be dies. his friends don't wish the news
papers to say. died Of strong drink. ;
and g they say. died Of cirrhesis Of Thu
liver" 49,