Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1883-10-17
THE TRANSCRIPT
AUSTIN, WEDNESDAY. OCT. II, 1858.
City and Vicinity.

City and Vicinity.
If you want a loan, at lowest rates,
go to VIM. NJ. Howe's Abstract Office, in
Dunklemann's Block.
Patterson sells Hardware.
Fresh grapes, at G. w. TAYLoR's..
Soft coal Soft coal at Thompson's.
Cash only buys fuel at Thompson's.
Lime Lime Lime at Thompson's.
Gross Creek Lehigh Coal at Thomp~
sons.
Hard coal Hard coal at Thomp-
sons.
Fur Overcoats and Fancy Robes at
r. Churchman's.
Fruits and vegetables, at
C. w. TAYLoRs.
M. Majors will pay St. Paul prices
for live poultry after Oct. Goth.
Thompson has just received the finest
Illinois coal ever brought to Austin.
S. C. Olson has the finest hearsc in
the city, and large supply IF burial
cases at all prices.
Give H. Porter job of upholstering.
For samples of his work call at the TRAN
SCRIPT office.
If you want to get something real
nice and the very latest style of neckwear,
go to r. Dunkelmann.
"A bran new Singer sewing machine,
never been used, for sale. Terms, $50 in
cash. Enquire at this Office.
Hayes Brothers have complete and
full stock of clocks, watches, solid and
plated silver ware, jewelry, SC, sc.
Piano FOR SALE.-On easy terms, or
will trade for stock. Enquire of Christian
johnson, with j. Levy.
If you want stylish boot or shoe
made. sewed or pegged go to ]. Schwan.
A good fit warranted or no sale.
For perfect abstracts of title to any
lands or lots, 60 to VIM NJ. Howe's
j. Schwan is on deck with the largest
stock of boots, shoes, slippers, etc, in the
CITY,: Prices to suit the times. Give him
CALL
For new millinery goods go to Park
Place. Goods just received A fine
stock. we'll selected, latest styles, prices
down.
Leslie will have fresh bulk oysters
every week. Canned oysters are not to
be compared to them in quantity and
quality.
Cane chairs reseated. made as good
as new, by II. Porter, second door from
Joness hall entrance. Work done we'll
and cheap.
R. Dunkelmann has just received
very handsome line of the latest style of
the Adjustable St. Louis Stiff Hats, the
best hats in the world.
Honey, honey in the comb and white
as milk-only 20 cents per pound, and the
supply large enough for Southern Mime
sofa. G.. w. TAYLOR.
Mrs. s. NJ. Boiler is already receiv-
ing full line OF fall millinery Also
ladies fancy goods of all descriptions
Dress making and dress-cutting speci-
atty.
II have in stock about 400 pairs of
ladies' shoes, all small Sizes Nos. and 4,
which 1 will sell less than the manu-
facturers prices. Do not delay in secur-
ing bargain j. SCHwAN.
BARN FOR SALE.-I have good
frame barn, large enough for 3 horses,
and storage of the necessary hay and
grain, which will sell cheap. 1t is we'll
built, and can be easily moved:
c. w. TAYLOR.
Mrs. Mcmillan has just received nice !
line of kid gloves, warranted not to rip or
tear, also embroidery and filing silks in |
one ounce boxes, all colors in box, price !
birds, all at the lowest prices.
H. Porter can be found second door |
from the entrance to Jones' hall, and he |
will do upholstering for you in the latest !
styles and in the most substantial man.
ner. He will repair mattresses for you,
making old ones as good as. new. Give !
him trial.
S. G.. Olsons large double store is |
filled with furniture from front to rear. |
Parlor suites. and chamber suites in end |
less variety, an elegant line Of novelties, |
and the palmer styles of furniture for |
every day use, enough to supply Southern
Minnesota.
-Overcoats Overcoats, and Ulsterettes. |
r. Dunkelmann has brought the largest
and best selected stock of Overcoats and !
Ulsterettes that has ever been brought in !
to this market. He can fit boy from 3 |
years of age up to 100, and the goods will |
be sold very cheap.
Mrs. Messersmith is now all ready for |
her seasons work. She has competent |
help and will be glad to see her friends |
and receive their orders either in dress |
ting or cloak-making a speciality. Mrs. |
Messersmith has had large experience and !
has IN times past proved herself fully
competent, and her work gives general !
satisfaction.
Look Out! !
Immense new stock of clothing, for |
Fall and Winter wear. Cash money !
needed Low prices tell. Save your !
chink and 60 to r. Dunkelmann.
BzowNsDALE.
Its cold.
-15 cents for potatoes is cheap.
Ed Shook is not married yet.
-Chas. Wilson has invested in cow.
Charley Shook has gone to Nebraska.
Will Sleeper sports new gold watch.
"A. D. Brown started for Nebraska last |
week.
H. A. Phillips is buying and shipping
poultry.
George Rolph is home from the me-
tropolis.
Ben Bacon, of Minneapolis, is home
on visit.
Services at the Baptist church every
two weeks.
John Wideman will press hay here
this winter.
Young men, don't stretch wire to
trip up ladies'
Charley Harris of Ramsey, is attend
ing school here.
james Cantwell will 60 to Canada to
spend the winter.
Elmer Thatcher has accepted posi-
ton at Egan, D. T.
Hiram Hunt has put on an addition
to the rear of his dwelling.
Some of Jim Weisers effects were
sold at auction Saturday afternoon.
Its latter harvest" now, but good
many of our farmers don't think so.
DIR. Gray is the man you want, if sick.
He is no SLOUGH at that biz, you bet"
-25c paid for oats in trade, at Sleeper
& Sons. Clean your oats and bring them