Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1883-04-18
NEW FIRM. THE law co1lection an

NEW FIRM.-The law, collection, and
real estate business of r. B. Wheeler was
yesterday transferred to new hands.
This concern was started by Sherman
Page and E. o. Wheeler under the name
OF Page & Wheeler" in January, 1866.
After Page was elected Judge, the Wheel
er Brothers-E.O. & r. B.-continued the
business, until E. 0. removed to Auburn,
N. Y, since which time Rush B. has been
alone.
Yesterday (Tuesday) Mr.. Wheeler sold
his business, office fixtures and goodwill
to Messrs. William f. Richardson, Frank
"A. Day and Luverne A. Pierce-the new
firm to be known as Richardson, Day &;
Pierce"
We are informed by Mr.. Richardson
that the new firm will continue the same
business as the old, that of law, collec
tons, and real estate. They also hope to
infuse new life and vigor into the concern,
and to show the people of Austin that
they are warmly interested in every en-
terprise which will build up the town.
Mr.. Richardson will have charge of the
collections for the firm. We understand
that will" is first-class in this line, being
not only honorable in his dealings, but
wide awake, energetic and thorough in
everything he undertakes. His last few
years of experience is of great value to
him. "Will" has grown up among us from
boy, and large success in his first bust
ness venture will be the sincere wish of
his Austin friends.
Frank A. Day will give the insurance
and loan departments personal super
vision. Mr.. Day, too, is young man,
and of most excellent qualities He has
had several years experience in this branch
of business-and certainly it can be said
that he is the right man in the right place.
L. A. Pierce, as All attorney, will attend
to the legal department. Mr.. Pierce is a
new conner among us, settling in Austin
less than year ago, therefore it will not
be out of place to speak of his past record
He comes from Auburn, n. Y, bringing
with him the highest of testimonials as to
profession. He is pronounced good
citizen, a good friend, and good lawyer
Although young man, he has had five
years experience as an attorney in Au-
burn, during two years of that time being
city attorney of Auburn. He has made
many friends during his short residence
here, and is highly regarded among his
brethren of the bar.
We are sure the new firm ha re the good
will of our citizens, and the TRANSCRIPT
improves this opportunity to extend to
Messrs. Richardson, Day s Pierce its
best wishes for success.
A western paper says: Nothing will
cure some men more quickly, than an
office, properly applied cure may
be very successful in many cases, but we
would say: If a man suffers from cough
or cold, give him DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Good Eye, Andy.
Good bye, is word often spoken, but
never before by us with more genuine
heartfelt sadness than in the parting with
our printer friend, Andy Book, who left
Elkader yesterday, to accept his old situa-
ton in printing Office at Austin, MINI.
Andy has been an attache of the Journal
office for the past fifteen months and is
one of the best natured, squarest, whit
est, truest and best men that ever called
for copy or fed a printing press. His
scores Of Elkader friends greatly regret
his departure. Good bye, Andy; may
your lines be cast in pleasant places and
prosperity ever attend you.-Elkader
Register, 18Th.
Mr.. Book returned to his old place in
the TRANSCRIPT Office last Friday, and we
are happy, not only to endorse, but to
add something, to the above very tlatter-
ing testimonial. Verified by three years
experience, we can say that Mr.. Book is
sne of the very best job printers ever en-
poyed in an Austin printing office. He
will not take back seat for any of them.
Hand in your orders for spring printing,
and see how nicely he will do the work
for you.
DIR. NJ. NJ. Groom, Dardanelle, Ark,
says: Browns Iron Bitters is the best
medicine in the world, and is effecting
miraculous cures.