Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1883-05-30

If the ladies wish to buy lovely EN-
broideries for applique work, 60 to
Solners. They will find them in all
colors, shades and. patterns, very hand
some.
Miss Matte Ellis has taken a three
months school, in the LoOmis district,
about twelve miles east of Austin. She
is said to be giving the very best salts
faction.
The latest news from Mrs. Prof Ran.
kin, ut hartford, Wis, is that her father
is rapidly failing. He is her only surviv.
ing parent, and his death will be great
bereavement.
Andrew Gemmel brought four hogs
to town last Saturday for which he receiv-
ed $67. They were not extra large either,
but the Sc. 10 per cwt. which Lowell paid
for them was what told.
We see the hammocks have blossomed.
Ours also swings loose at the sport OF
the wind, and watchworn and weary, our
cares skip away, while visions of happi-
ness hold q festive jubilee in our Uranium.
We are under obligations to Mr.. Hen
ry Wheeler for most Interesting account
of recent trip taken by himself and G.
H. Goats to the far west. We consider it
very readable and our readers will find it
so.
DIR. j. NJ. Williams of Rochester, was
in Austin last week, the guest OF his
brother-in-law, DR.. Z. c. Dorr. While
here he purchased three-quarter blood
Holstein of A. Y. Ellis, for which he paid
$500.
Mrs. Boiler has received fine stock
of the latest styles of millinery goods.
She always keeps the best and most sty-
lish of goods, and new arrivals of spring
and summer hats are being received almost
daily.
The Owatonna Conference of Con-
gregational churches meets ut Medford
June 5th and 9Th. Rev. G. f. Wright OF
Austin, is down for paper. How may
we increase the Spiritual Power of the
Sunday School"
We have no steam engine, BasfOrd
says-but tell you what we have: Elbow
grcase-and our Office is clean as Il lady's
parlor 1t is all hoed out, and we are as
sweet as roses in June. Come and see us,
if you don't believe it.
-Wenzel Levy of Chicago, has purchas-
cd the butcher shop and fixtures of .. c.
Kunath of this city. and took possession
of the same Monday. Mr.. Levy asks for
his share of the public patronage. See
his advertisement elsewhere.
Hi. Smith-yeu all know him. starts
next week for a visit to his relatives in
New York state. His niece, Miss Minnie,
will accompany him, visiting her aunt,
Mrs. Leonard Corning, of Fort Ann. N.
Y. We wish them tip-top time.
Mr.. o. w. Shaw, and daughter Mar.
garet. left Austin yesterday for St. Paul.
They will attend the Thomas May Festi.
val. This great festival gives promise of
wonderful success, and all who attend
cannot fail of being richly repaid.
j. Q. Hotchkiss, agent for the well
known medicine-ho of s. c. Wells &
Co., of Leroy, n. Y, was in town Mon
day, and closed an advertising contract
with the TRANSCRIPT. Mr.. H. is Il gentle.
man, and we are always glad to meet him.
-TAxEs.-If you have not paid them,
don't wait one minute, but go fright away
quick" to the County Treasurer's office and
settle Remember, to-day and tomorrow
are the only days left. Friday morning,
June list, Il penalty of ten per cent. is
added.
We beg pardon, and very humbly too,
for taking all those uniforms from Co. G
of Austin militia. and dressing up the
band boys in them. It was our mistake,
and we take every jacket and pantaloons
back, and give them to their rightful
owners.
Charlie johnson will go to Winona as
Z. S. District Court juror next week.
He intends then to journey east as far as
Chicago, where he WILDE M, D. v,
and made the happiest man living. All
right, Charles. May you both live long
and prosper.
Go! go! go! to Mrs. McMillan's for 1C
cent hats that are worth so. She has just
received q nice line of gloves, initial pins
and bangles for the hair. She also Keeps
on hand the Electro Fluid for cleaning
kid gloves and removing grease and soil
from all garments worn.
Quite delegation of Austin Baptists
attended the District Association held at
Albert Lea last week. Among them were
Rev. Stanley, Rev. Belden, Dea. Jacobs,
Dea. Kaiser, John E. Robinson, Mrs. Will
bour, Mrs. Baker and Mrs. Ogdon. They
report very pleasant and protita BILE time.
The beautiful cantata, Hay-makers,
will be given by the Austin Choral Union,
Ill Jones' hall, Friday, June 9Th. All
lovers of music should not fail to be pre-
sent. With a larger membership and
long and careful drill we shall expect a
much finer concert than they gave before.
"A SPECIAL OFFER.-Wishing to go to
the Pacific coast, l will sell one Of Horace
Waters style A Upright Pianos for $500
A style Chicago Cottage Organ for $85
cash Will sell my residence at bargain
$1,000 down-the balance in payments at
10 per cent. interest. E. J. PHILLIPS.
Prof. Fisk, of Mortified, delivered
a fine discourse at the Congregational
church Sabbath morning. His definition
of true charity, especially of that which
judgeth no man, was original. Many
went away feeling new encouragement
in their life struggle and new impulse
impulse to well-doing.
Hayes Brothers are having the second
story of their store building finished
Vandcgrift & Clark are putting on the
plaster, and there needs to be no Other
guarantee Of good job. The hall will
be arranged to suit the brotherhood OF
Locomotive, Engineers" and is rented t<
them for a term of years.
Austin is to celebrate the glorious
anniversary of our American Independ
ence. Next Friday evening the patriot!
of Austin are invited to meet at Jones
hall, at $50 o'clock, for the purpose Of
arranging program, appointing commit
tees, and making necessary arrangements
Let there be full meeting.
The Ames Brothers, at their foundry
in this city, made the iron columns fol-
Schleuder's new block. We cannot Sc,
why they are not as good as the imported
article. It is quite job to cast so larg'
piece of iron, but the Ames boys though,
they could do it, apd they had the will
and they persevered-and were grand,
| successful.
-Andrus Gilbert, of Albany, N. Y.
cousin of Mrs. Oscar Ayers, spent Mon
day in Austin. Mr.. Gilbert came up t.
Chicago to attend the National Exposi
ton of Railway Appliances. He is ,
! practical architect, and counts one of tn
Albany Bridge Co. He pronounces GU
courthouse no shoddy affair, and says j
will be No job when completed.
| &C. L. Schroeder says the new COURTEOUS,
Is, thus far, first class job. Mr.. Schroeder II
an excellent mechanic himself, and ts there
fore competent to judge, We are glad tina
inasmuch as the people have the job to pa
! for it is not being done in the slipshod man
ner in which so many public buildings ar
erected--Grand Meatao,o Record.
Mr.. Schroeder Is one of the County Com
missinncrs and he knows what he IL talk