Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1883-09-26
TRANsCRIPTIONS.
Look out for burglars.
Sam Ahhrah next Friday

sionrrs Oct. Sth.
Next Monday You can send your let
tiers for two cents.
CRYSTAL stove boards. very handsome
ones. ut Fish & Andrews.
Mrs George Fish entertained few
lady friends Saturday evening.
The Methodists have good choir-o
little the best in town we think.
Old rubber taken in exchange for
hardware at Fish & Andrews.
1T is said that Shaw and Hall will
have the finest store fronts in town.
Peaches, grapes, pears, dates, figs,
mixed nuts, candies. &c, at Leslie's.
Look out now for your supply of hen
fruit. The hen factories will soon close.
That carload of barb wire has arrived
at Fish s. Andrews, and will be sold
Cheap
Mrs. S. Sicklcs of Chicago, is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. James Cook OF
Austin.
The celebrated "Westminster" hard
coal stove is sold by Fish & Andrews,
only.
Sheriff Corey is about our streets
41C 10 lOOhlAS 1NVuCA oN<lNO"y AOA
a sheriff.
Meeting of Farmers Alliance, ut old
court house, next Saturday afternoon, ut
o'clock
Give H. Porter job of upholstcring.
For samples of his work call at the TRAN
SCRIPT office.
Mrs. G. d. Bcldcn and little daughter
Nettic are visiting with Mrs. y. X. York
at Brownsville.
Mrs. @. A. Truesdell, of Minneapolis,
has been spending few days with rela-
tives in our city.
Mrs. G. S. Hildahl left Austin Tues
day for Chicago, for the purchase of fall
and winter millinery.
We are glad to announce that George
Hamberg is convalescing. He was on
the streets yesterday.
Mrs. NJ. J. Whitlock left Austin for
Minneapolis Tuesday. She will be alb
sent about two months.
The First National Bank received an
invoice of 5000 of the new design 2-cent
stamped envelopes Monday.
Mrs. J. w. Lobb and Miss Jennie
Crandell spent last Sunday with their
grandparents at Carpenter, Iowa.
Miss Rosie Miller, of Waterloo, niece
of Mrs. w. w. Engle, arrived on the train
Tuesday and will remain few weeks.
For SALE.--A few articles of house
hold furniture, including chairs, oil
stoves, carpets, &c. r. B. WHEELER.
w. w. Keysor is now one of the ris-
ing attorneys of Omaha. His office is
rented and we presume his shingle is out.
:,l> 1>o %1,o
residence of Rev. E. r. Lathrop, this
Wednesday evening. Everybody is in
vited.
For new millinery goods go to Park
Place. Goods just received. A fine
stock, we'll selected, latest styles, prices
down.
Let our singers not forget the Choral
Union" These organizations take time
and money, but they pay back in full
measure.
DIR. J. n Wheat is enjoying visit
from his three nieces, the daughters of his
brother William. They arrived in Austin
Monday.
Game chairs reseatcd. made as good
as new, by H. Porter, second door from
Jones's hall entrance. Work done we'll
and cheap.
Miss Clara and Albert Farmer will
attend the Fillmore county fair this week
which is held at Preston. They went over
yesterday.
-Supt. Belden last week was visiting
schools at Lansing and other points. He
is this week at Brownsville Teachers Ex-
animation.
Mrs. Rev. J. D. Todd has been visit
ing old friends in Oakland township.
Mr.. Todd is now stationed at Indcpen-
dence, Kansas.
-Veta, little daughter of G. L. West, is
fast recovering from her accident of last
week. We are glad, indeed, that no more
serious results followed.
Austin MARKETS. Quotations of
yesterday: Wheat, No. 2, 75c; No. 3, CSC;
No. 4. soc. Oats 10000. Barley 25@35c.
Rye 4Oc. Timothy seed Csc.
After all, corn will be better than cx-
pected. NJ. Teeter says he will have a
two-t thirds crop, and others say their crop
has improved since the frost.
Last Tuesday evening, Mrs. A. H.
Hill entertained the Universalist sociable.
A large number were present, and the
evening was particularly enjoyable.
Mrs. Charlie Human started for he1
home in Chicago Yesterday. She has
been visiting in Austin nearly two months
and large circle of friends regret he1
departure.
We know a full tOurnourc is tho
style, but the girls must not get the bus
tie fever so badly as to get their dresses
more then three inches shorter belinC
than before.
Andy Book. the boss job printer Of
Southern Minnesota, is again ut his cast
in the TRANSCRIPT Office. He has beer
off on weeks permit to see his girl, who
lives in Iowa.
Hon. Knute Nelson, Congressman
from the famous 9Th district of Mime
sofa. was in the city for several hours last
Saturday. He made calls upon several
of his old friends.
"A new 54-foot turn table is being put
in at the roundhouse. The foundation
is cut stone, and the whole structure will
be frst-class. It will be considerably
larger than the old one.
The Mower County Bank building il
receiving a new coat of paint. The build
ing is expected to look very handsome
when the painting is done. 1t will be {
lighter color than before.
Mrs. C. G. Crane, of Anoka, arrived
in Austin last week Tuesday, and is Civ
ing her mother, Mrs. Herman Warner, {
visit. This is her first visit to Austir
friends since she left, some five years ago
Mrs. w. A. Richardson left Austir
last Thursday for months visit to sister!
and sisters-in-law in Matoon, ILL.,, anc
Indianapolis, and Greenfield, Indiana
A pleasant visit we trust is in waiting fol
her.
The Lacrosse Board of Trade charter
ed special train to the state fair at Owa
tonna, and sent passes to all the merch
ants along the line of the Southern divis
ion. That accounts for the train being
so full.
H. Jacobs has moved himself and hi
large stock of cloths and ready-mad'
clothing into the pleasant corner store O.
the Jones block. Go and see him. and i
you wish new suit he will give you
particular fit.
Wherever Sau Ahbrah has lecture,
the press are very loud in his praise
VNhof - 10 in<oroc<inn tho yyorv cuhioo