Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1883-09-12
TRANSCRIPTIONS.
Clear, chilly days.

See notice of Teachers Examina
tons" in another column.
Old rubber taken in exchange 70
hardware ut Fish & Andrews.
Calvin Decker returned to his colleg
studies at Northticld last week.
Miss Louis, daughter of John Robin
son, OF the Windsor, is i'll of fever.
Peaches, grapes, pears, dates, figs
mixed nuts, candies, &C., at Leslie's.
The celebrated westminster" har,
coal stove is sold by Fish & Andrews
only.
The special school-meeting went b,
default. Not enough out to make quo
rum.
That carload of barb wire has arrived
at Fish & Andrews, and will be SOLE
cheap.
Sheriff Corey has been quite Ill will
lung fever for several days. He is gettins
better.
Geo. NJ. Fish and E. I. Andrews com
pose the new hardware firm of "Fish s
Andrews"
There will be preaching at Enterprise
school-house, Varco station, next Sunday
at o'clock p. m.
Soap and water are whole board O.
health in themselves Remember thi
and use them freely.
Candidates for the different county
offices to be filed this fall bob up Sc
renely" now and then.
The union service Sunday evening a
the NJ. +. church was a prayer meeting
instead of preaching service.
The sOciable entertained last Friday
evening by Mrs. A. NJ. Fleck was largely
attended and very enjoyable.
The prospect for new walks is decid
eddy encouraging. Main street is being
better sidewalked than eyer before.
e. B. Crayon"-a new way to spell
Crane. Two letters came to the Austin
post-officc recently with that address.
Some of the sidewalks about town
are just horrid. Our city fathers may
break a leg some day; if the city mothers
do not.
Austin Choral Union will meet in
Jones hall Monday evening next, for pur'
pose of recognizing. All musical PEG
pie invited.
Miss Eva Pear of the Hewett NIu,
settles, is the only lady cornetist in the
world. Remember the date, September
18th and 18th.
For Rents front rooms over Park
Place, in good repair, and suitable for
offices or family. Inquire of
J.B. BUCK.
The Misses Julia and Louis; Kramer,
OF Preston, arrived in Austin yesterday
and are the guests of Miss Clara Palmer
for a few days.
Mrs. J. G. Englc and daughter, Mel
lie, returned from Waterloo, Cedar
Rapids &C., Monday. They were absent
about 10 weeks.
The Hewett "Musettes" have the fin
est wardrobe of any artists in the world.
Some of the dresses being presented by
the king of Java.
in our supplement very interesting
article appears. 1t is entitled ''N1inneso
ia as a Dairy State" and should be read
by every farmer.
The Hewett "Musettes" come to Aus
tin better recommended than any compa
ny that ever came. Don't fail to hear
them, Sept. IS and IA.
Mrs. r. j. Shippie, of Delphos, Kan
sas, is in the city making glad the hearts
of her sister, Mrs c. D. Stroud, and her
brother, w. II. Adams.
The September term of the District
Court for Mower county will convene at
Jones' hall, in this city, next Tuesday
September 18th.
Rev. Walcott, of Minneapolis, Con-
gregational clergyman, was in the city
last Thursday, making his cousin, Mrs.
W. II. Adams, a flying visit.
Kaiser & Quincy will occupy their
1>,yi1r FL h To- l.
Lractive building, 22x6O, and makes a
handsome addition to Main street.
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.
Farmers Alliance meeting next Sat-
urday at 2 p. NJ, at the old court house.
All members requested to be in attend
ance. j. j. FURLONG, Secretary.
: The sale of lands for the taxes of
1882, will take place at the County Audi
tors office in Austin, on Monday, the 18th
day of September, 1888, at 10 q clock a. m.
Smoke Tansill's Punch sc cigar. Com
subscri ptlon for six months to
Chicago Times, N. Y. Illustrated Graphic,
Texas Stttings, Peck's Sun. Leslie sells
them.
We want two copies of the TRAN
SCRIPT of April 25, 1888. to complete our
files. We will give 10 cents each for the
two first clean copies of this date sent
to us.
Our pleasant friends, julius Johnson
from Sparta, Wis, and Chas. o: johnson
from Minneapolis, spent several days of
last week in Austin, visiting relatives and
friends.
wilkins s. Smith are putting fine
stone walk in front of their bank. The
first block was broken yesterday in I'M
loading from the dray. $40 out of some
body's pocket.
We can do job work now with any
office in Southern Minnesota. New Job
type, latest styles, and with our new pat
ent for Autograph coloring, we can give
you any tint or color you desire.
Bruce" the "Gordon Setter" is now
boarding with an English gentleman in
the country who understands, and loves
and the TRANSCRIPT domain is lonesome.
Il. F. Babcock, uncle of Matt. Miles,
who has been a railway postal clerk on
the Southern Minnesota line for the past
three years, has been transferred to the
Northern Pacific-to run between Miles
City and Helena.
MIR. Rush B. Wheeler informs us that
his fathers home on St. Paul street, is
for sale cheap, il taken at once. Terms
to suit purchaser, The house is warmly
built, convenient, and we'll located It
ought to sell readily.
STILL IN THE VAN.-The efforts of
other kinds of Saleratus and Soda to at
tain the magnificent popularity in which
DeDand's brands are held, is fiat failure.
DeLands goods continue to lead all 9TH
ers in public esteem.
IS. G. Olson's 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.
king Frost gave US visits last Friday
and Saturday nights, which were any
thing but welcome. In many places the
corn is badly damaged. We are in hopes
he will keep his distance for while now,
and allow the corn and tomato vines to
The foundations of the Shaw Hall
block are being laid expeditiously, and
brick laying will begin next Monday. 1t
80 ov,,ootoI II, m Ir;oE xvorb xuil1 ho oov,o