Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1883-10-17
TRANSCRIPTIONS.

Will Crandall of Owatonna, spent
Sunday in Austin.
Bishop Ireland says no good Catholic
will keep a saloon.
| Finest lot of hard coal stoves in the
city ut Fish & Andrews.
Mrs. j. R. Webb has been visiting
friends in Hampton, Iowa.
Large assortment of scoops just re-
ceived at Fish & Andrews.
The Board of Trade had profitable
meeting last Friday evening.
The man who loses his conscience has
but little left worth keeping.
old rubber taken in exchange for
hardware at Fish & Andrews.
Mrs. U. B. Lobb is in the city visiting
her son, J. W., for a few weeks.
Mrs. H. NJ Allen of Dubuque, was
the guest of old friends in the city last
week.
MIR. Lyman Baird of Chicago, brother
Of George, is expected in Austin this
| week.
"A ccqucttc is a woman without any
heart who makes fool of a man without
| a head.
Why are bills of long standing like a
pair of old trousers? Because they need
re-seating.
Hope our young lady friends will re-
member that ''Goliah died from bang
on his forehead
The latest style of head gear for the
girl of the period is fac-simile Of the
horse-jockey's cap.
Mrs VIM Truesdell has moved into
the cottage on St. Paul street north of
the Lutheran church.
DO not go to bed with cold feet
Er What in the Dickens will you do
with your wife's feet.
Mrs. II. H. Kent accompanied her
parents home to Ohio last week. Her
absence will not be long.
The merchant who does not advertise
misses it, and he misses it if he does not
advertise in the TRANSCRIPT.
If you wish to make your mother,
father, brother, sister, a birthday or
Christmas present, go to Leslie's.
Who ever saw cranky old maid or
bachelor that was not ready and anxious
to give advice about raising children?
Miss Gertie Sherwood made short
but very pleasant trip to Minneapolis re-
Gently. She returned home last week.
-WANrED.-A good girl for general
house-work and good home will be in
sured. w. w. ENGLE.
Ole o. Loe, of Grand Meadow, called
upon us last Thursday. He reports a
yield Of wheat of 81 bushels to the acre.
Did you see any of those musical
other lot They will be along this week.
Never mind the confusion, for lack
of room. at j. Solner's. Just walk into
his little den, and ask to be shown around.
The Black Hills Times says that oys-
tiers are subject to disease. More subject
to being swallowed when they get in our
way.
No use to cover up the plants any
longer. No, not even an Ohio democratic
paper will save them. Jack Frost bites
too hard.
The teams from the country bring in
full loads and take back full loads, and
some of the drivers are full too when
they go home.
Laughter is day, and solemnity is
night, but the pleasant smile is the twi-
light that between both and is more be
witching than either.
The Wisconsin State Medical Society,
during its recent annual session passed a
resolution declaring consumption to be
an infectious disease.
Mr. and Mrs. BENZ. Mason will board
with Mrs. J. F. Cook for the winter. Mr..
Mason will be obliged to spend part Of
the winter in Florida.
d. B. johnson Jr., Jonas Haney and
H. Harris were appointed the Republican
central committee for the town of Lans
ing at the recent caucus.
Orders received for landscape and
studio. Nothing more appropriate for
the coming holiday gifts.
j. A. Walters of Minneapolis, was in
town a few days last week, returning
Monday. He looks we'll and prosperous,
and his friends in Austin are glad.
"A physician says, in buying clothing
care should be taken to investigate the
of the cloth. That is just
what we intended to do all the time.
Mrs. John Engle is now entertaining
a full blood Jersey calf. The little lady
was presented to Mrs Engle by her broth
er, II. D. Rogers of Green county, Iowa.
The sociable connected with the
Universalist church will meet with Mrs.
J. H. Patterson next Tuesday evening,
Oct. %. All are cordially invited to at
tend.
Hall 6 West will move into their
new store as soon as the building is COM
pleted. Sweningsen & Johnson will
move into the quarters vacated by Hall q
West
Mrs. Mcmillan has gone to Chicago
for her winter stock of goods. She will
remain in the city about week, and
will return with supply of all the later
styles.
Robert NJ. Palmer, a rising young at
torney of Albert Lea, was accidentally
shot by friend, while out hunting last
Saturday. He survived the shooting only
hours.
Mrs. Boiler has been absent in Chi
cago the past week, purchasing stock of
millinery for the "opening" in her new
quarters in McClellan's block, which will
take place this week.
IS. H. Merrill, of Austin, has received
the appointment of baggage-mastera and
second-man at the Ramsey depot. Sam
is keeping house in the pleasant rooms
over the depot building.
THE MARKETS. quota
tions: Wheat, No. 2, 75c No. 8, Csc !;
No. 4, 55c. Oats zoe. Barley, 25@4Oc.
Rye 40c. Timothy seed 95@$1. Flax
$1.O8. Potatoes 12@2Oc.
AT the election of officers for the
Masonic grand council of Minnesota at
St. Paul last week, Comp. D. B. Smith,
of this city, was elected Right Illustrious
Principal Conductor of Work.
Byron never uttered truer words than
when he said, physicians mend or end
u.s." But while doctors disagree, all the
world has agreed that there is no remedy
equal TO DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
w. s. Evans has rented his farm in
Red Rock to J. j. Root, and has moved
his family into the city. He will occupy
the house Of Mrs. Neil in the southwest
part of the city, near James Mills.
Billy Merrick went out to Rice Lake
last week, to pick up a few of the ducks
left behind, by those who have gone be-
fore. We would have written longer
notice if we had seen more ducks.
The State Association of Congre-
gational churches meets this week at Lake
City. The Congregational church of this
n1ooo will no ronroaenfQ0 nv Row q r.