Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1883-06-27
rRANSCRIPTIONs.
iful growing weather.

Accumulate health, instead of wealth.
Last Thursday was the longest day of
the year.
Small grain looking finely, and corn
improving.
DO not forget the NJ. E. church din
ner 4th Of July.
Miss Minnie Darrah is home for the
summer vacation.
--latest thing out in decorated ware
at G. w. TayloPs.
Miss Addie Teeter was the youngest
of the graduating class.
Leslie has the largest and best assort-
ment of fireworks in the city.
Miss Eva Fenton is home for the sum-
mer from her school work in Minneapolis.
DO not forget to celebrate the Fourth
of July in Austin. You cannot do better.
DIR. Avery has torn down the fence
about his cottage. and thereby improves
his premises.
-''English Summertime" is the name
of the entirely new pattern of decorated
ware at Taylors.
j. F. Andrews & Son are selling large
quantities of barb-wire at prices which
astOnish the natives.
-Adclbert French came down from St.
Paul to attend the graduating exercises
of his former scheOlmates.
Mrs. DIR. Jackson. of Grand Meadow,
has recently been visiting her sister, Mrs.
E. r.. Campbell, of this city.
Charles H. Davidson Jr.. is visiting
his grandparents and uncles of the tribe
of Wheeler, in old Kane county. III.
Just received a new lot Of screen
wire cloth, which will be sold cheap for
cash. j. r. ANDREWS q son.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Wheeler and little
ones went over to Rochester last week,
overland, to visit Mrs. Whceler's parents.
-Supt Belden was in Udolpho and
This week he is in Sergeant and on the
east side.
For full account of the commence
ment exercises of the Austin High School
consult the columns of the TRANSCRIPT
this week.
Miss Emily Eddy, of Delavan, has
arrived in Austin, and as usual, will spend
her summer vacation with her sisters
sisters in this city.
Miss Jessie, daughter of our former
citizen, Basil SmOut, of Wells, is spend
ing few days in Austin, the guest OF
Miss Lulu Richardson.
The ladies' church aid society of the
Congregational church will hold u socia-
BILE on Wednesday evening in the church.
ALI are cordially invited.
Mrs. Mary Stoughton and little ones
of St. Paul, are in Austin to spend several
weeks of the summer with her parents,
COL and Mrs. Mansfield.
There will be lawn ice-cream soci-
able at the Baptist parsonage, Wednes-
day evening. A cordial invitation
extended to all to attend.
The Methodists have taken the fence
down that enclosed their church premises,
and with well-kept lawn, the church
grounds will be much improved.
The Franklin cent, with its motto
mind your business, is often misquoted
and corrupted to mind your own bust
ness" Franklin's motto meant attend to,
or drive, your business.
Coles mcnagerie and circus is billed
to visit Austin on August Sd. An ad
vance agent of VanAmburgh was in
town the other day, and announced that
show to visit Austin July Oath.
w. W. Anderson, editor of the Boze-
man (Montana) Acant Courier, was in the
respected fellow-townsman, Simon Al
dersOn.
We wish to call the attention of our
readers to the notice of private instruction
by Miss Ada Noble in this weeks paper.
Miss Noble is we'll qualified to do tho
rough work, and will give the best of sat-
lsfaction to her pupils.
Miss Jennie Ellis, who has been
at Wellesley college, will return and take
charge of the department of English
language in the Normal school. Her
salary is to be $1,000 per year.
Miss Bernice Avery, sister of DR.. Fl.
few days. This will probably be her last
visit in Austin for some time, as she ex-
poets to sail in a few days for South
America, where she is to teach in Nor
NAL school.
The Knights and the Austin Union
Band returned from their Preston trip
undone which could be done by the Pres
ton people to make their stay pleasant
and enjoyable.
Round trip excursion tickets for the
18th of July will be sold to any point for
which local rates are supplied, at one full
fare for the round trip. Sell July Sd and
4th. Return coupons good until July 9th,
1888. No extension ct TIME will be grant
ed on these tickets.
Horses and cattle wanted for pasture,
on my farm, miles southeast of Austin.
Price for the season, 70 cents per month
for horses, and so cents for catt'e-at
owners risk. $40 acres In the pasture,
watered by Rose Creek.
A. GALLOWAY.
The surveying corps, on the Austin.
Mankato & St. Cloud road, had about
reached the vicinity of Nic0llet station.
last Saturday, and their camp will remain
there for few days yet. We have not
learned the character Of their line so far
Mankat0 Reoieao, June 26.
Come to Austin on the 4th of July,
and see Cheap Charley's" Elephant.
Jumbo" will be let loose, with suit of
clothing tied to his tail. All the good
runners should be on hand, as Whoever
catches him. shall have the suit. Be sure
and bring your poeket-beok along, to in
vest in the bargains offered at Cheap
Charley's clearing sale. We move Aug.
list. Bargains for every one.
PRIVATE INsTRUCTION.-Miss Ada
Noble will give to all who may desire, pri-
vate lessons in any study through the
summer vacation. Pupils in the public
school wishing to take up an extra study,
or to make themselves more proficient in
what they have already gone over, will
find this most excellent opportunity
Terms. very reasonable, She will also
be glad to organize class in book=keep'
ing. Her residence is on Main street. op'
posite Dr.. HOLSTERS.
Mrs. Florence Holway has returned
again, after two months vacation, tc
her studio and art-work in Austin. She
has had a large class, numbering over @
pupils. during her stay among us last fall
and winter. aud many Of them are ready
and anxious to begin work again. Mrs
Holway has brought with her many new
designs and art studies which her pupil:
will enjoy. Austin is most fortuMPte in
heinz able to keen among US for SO lone