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

Round trip tickets for the Chicago
and Milwaukee EXpositions will be sold
as follows To Chicago and return, s5l3 80:
October 9th and 10th, good to return until October Is
October 18th and II good to return until October ~
TO Milwaukee and return, $3.50. Sell
on Tuesdays and Wednesdays during
continuance of Exposition. Good to
return until the Tuesday following date
of sale. C. II. COLEMAN, Agent.
Nick Kolle, our nightwatchman, had
a narrow escape Monday morning from
what might have proved Il serious, if not
fatal accident. He went upon the roof
of his house to assist in shingling, when
he was seized with sudden faintness and
rolled Off onto the staging, where he vase
providentially caught by the workmen.>
His illness is supposed to have been caus!
ed by the fatigue Incidental to constanr
night service. i
LATEST RAILROAD NEws.-Hon. W.
H. Officer, who has recently returneF
from St. Paul. says he has as much con
tidence in the building of the AustiHt
Nankato & st. Cloud road as ever Ho
says the profile of the survey rs thus fay
made is nearly completed. and he expeche
to see work commenced this fal: betWedli
/ AktSUHciO SsstSt hukSAtIsSIu Xxx <1f1Ii
thinks the surveyors will be At work Gu
this end of the line vet this fall in
| Hereafter all renters of Eock-Doses i.
the Austin post office Will be required 20
stepaSis 80 cents for each KEY. IN purst!
ance OF Il recent ors9eF OF the POstsnass,M
sGene=aE. as follows: e-Pcstnasters III
otfices TO: located in government btiiittss
SnsS Will require Il deposit OF ID ceiss'i
for each key TO lock boxes reateS! by ssHrz'o
and ON sia. zesssrn of tine keys they will 7di
fund the amount from the postal -eyenlas1"
taking a receipt from tine party to WHO'D
1t Is paid III
! Ono evening last week, lust after II e=s
shades OF darkness had eur1aHneI tfI'
earth = Eaost thoroughly picked 5neis.s7:
ate was discovered lying ON tine grDs1r'
near the Davidson House barn. loo iB
gone to even protest against several Elgan
roas punches given TO rouse iala from ny
senseiesS condition if possible lie xz5f
too drunk to stand, and there he lay, IN
his drunken s1upor, a whiskey bottle his
only companion Poor fellow God
pity him And pity those too, who sold
him the vile poison that made him So
Last week Tuesday We had a call
from n n Thompson, Of Campbell,
ilkin county, and formerly a resident
lof Rose Greek, who was here on Il short
Visit. He is doing business in Campbell,
and reports financial prosperity A sec
ton of land bought short time since for
$3.50 Der acre is ROW valued at SIS He
Uniforms Us that D. S. 3. Mollison, an old
!se1tler of Austin, is boss workman on the
new courthouse at Breckenridge Nhea:
averages in Mr. Thempson's section OF
the state, from Is to % bushels 10 tHs
facre, all No. / hard.
i The entertainment given at Jon es-
hall, last Wednesday evening, by the
ladies Of the library association, was one
of the best they have ever had presented
to the public The audience was thin
. and the net receipts only $500. Those
|present enjoyed the program presented
exceedingly. The work of this associa'
ton in promoting the growth OF health
fful literary taste by founding library
one of the most important enterprises in
our city, and their efforts should be Ell
couraged by liberal patronage.
j. A. Bates, for fifteen years a resi-
dent of Austin, left last eve ning for Ven
,, tura, CAL, fifteen miles be- ow Santa Bar
bara, on the coast. He made the frs
top-carriage ever made in this county
: for w. T. Vaudeville, and since that tim
has been making carriages and wagon
complete. Mr.. Bates IS a first-class busi
:, ness man, and held in high esteem by al
who know him. and we egret to lose s
good citizen from our city. He is fin
artisan in all kinds of ca rriage and WACO
r work, and we commend linn heartily to th
V patronage of the people of Ventura an
+ vicinity.
r -CHo1cE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
b The undersigned offers for sale, on yer
f favorable terms, all his real estate i
J. Mower county. consisting of 100 acres,
+ proved, and nearly all seetl led down, wit
f new granary, stable &c. Also 20 choic
! building lots in Browns Addition to Au!
= tin, and six in Yates & Lewis addition
o And last, but not least, the store no.
n occupied by Sweningsen & Johnson-S
feet front on Main Strcet-without dou1
:, the best and most desirable property no
for sale in the county. For further pa
= = ticulars enquire of JAMES TRUEsDELL.
G. Mrs Elda S., wife of Henry Bennett
h and daughter of Robert Stockman, die
O Friday evening, Oct. 5. She was Dor
J. in Vermont in 1856 was married I
Henry Bennett at Lowell, Mass, Sept.
!, 1876, and came to Austin in December {
!. u the same year, where she has since r.
u sided, except for short time when sh
> went to Dakota for her health, returnin
e in the fall of 1881. She leaves two sma
y children, aged q years and two weel
= respectively. The funeral services wei
conducted at the house, Sunday afte
noon, at two o'clock, by Rev. w. E. Sta1
E. very appropriate. A very large atten,
l. ance of friends attested the general r
er spect and sympathy of the community.
l Col. A. S. Everest formerly of Au
:, tin, and now citizen of Atchison, Kan
~ figured with honor to himself in IL
opening of the ttPrice Opera House" b
it the Fay TempletOn troupe. just befol
a, the ringing up of the curtain, Col. Everes
D. by appointment, made the address
t. thanks to John NJ. Price, through who!
a muniticence, the beautiful structure ha
IS been reared. At the conclusion of h
lie speech, Col. Everest gracefully introdu
c. ed Mr.. Price to the vast audience, an
moved they receive him standing, whi(
y, was complied with. after which Mr.. Pri,
~. ~ responded, and the performance of Il
' evening ucgun: --wcuI0- oy.--<ss.-s-
,1 hear from our old townsman, Col. Everes
" more especially when he has in b
rs felicitous manner added to his reputation
10 10 and conferred honor upon Others ~.
Ut WHEN you suffer from dyspepsia, hear
burn, malarial affections, kidney disease
liver complaint and other wasting di
ks eases. When you wish to enrich Il
a blood and purify the system general
e, When you wish to remove all feeling
he weakness, lack of energy, try a bottle 1
ge Browns Iron Bittcrs and see how great
ng it will benefit you. It s,lrpasses !,
n, known remedies as an enricher of t
ul blood and q perfect regulator of the va
GUS bodily functions. Ask your druggil