Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1884-09-17
FAIR NOTES.
All the merchants go.
All the farmers turn out.

All the farmers turn out.
Providence smiles upon u.s.
To-days program is a good one.
The weather could not &c better.
a bicycle race is talked Of for Thursday.
Give the Agricultural Society a "bene
fit"
The array Of vegetables promises to be
extra large.
Joseph Keenan, is to have farm machi
merry display.
Ed. Hoppin has arrived with his beau
tiful Devon cattle.
VIM. Beatty runs Il candy and lunch
stand near Floral Hall.
The pumpkins, squashcs, and cabbages,
are immense this year.
Andrew Knox enters nice 2-year old
Hamblctonian colt.
John Tracy of Oakland has five head
of pure Cotswold sheep on exhibition.
It is a good show, and every citizen
who does not attend, will miss it. See?
J. J. Furlong has fine exhibit of short
horns, Poland China hogs and CotsWold
sheep.
Vaudeville runs bus between Main
street and the fair grounds. Fare, only
10 cents.
w. T. Wilkins has entered grade Hol-3
stein COW and two calves; and five Cots
void sheep.
The school children are to have one
half holiday during the falr-this(W ednes-
day. afternoon.
Chas. F., son of J. F. Cook Of this city,
will exhibit ut the fair this week a lot of
pure bred brown leghorn fowls.
Remember, the r. r. Co. will sell you
tickets to Austin to-day and tomorrow
for a fare and a fifth for the round trip.
A. V. Ellis. G. E. Carter, j. NJ Sterling
and others will have a fine display of
thorough and grade cattle on .exhi-
bition to-day and tomorrow.
Thos Malone of Window, exhibits two
two sucking colts, Norman, US fine as
you will often see any where.
We do not pretend to give any account
of the exhibits this week. Our paper is
made up before half the entries are made.
A. E. Christie has grade short horn
yearling heifer with calf. This young
mother is quite curiosity. Mr.. Christie
tonian colt.
A. w. McMillan's celebrated $50 trottcr
''Wallace," and his famous PAGER ''Swit-
Zer," will probably exhibit their speed on
our fine half mile track either to-day or
tomorrow.
In the fruit department. Thos. Varco of
Austin, G. w. Grinshaw of Lansing and
Francis heller of Udolpho, have some
handsome specimens Of apples and crabs
on exhibition.
The Taopi Farm Co. have thirteen head
Of horses on exhibition. Three Norman
stallions-onc of which, Beauty" aged
8, is imported; two 2-year old grade colts.
4 sucking colts, and 4 mares.
H. A. Dearborn & Co., represented by
Royal B. Clark, have their very useful
patented articles on exhibition, viz: 'tMul-
tum- in-Parvo Work Table" and Victor
Pillow Sham Holder and LITTER"
Our Agricultural Society has offered
prize of $50 for a hose cart contest, to
come off tomorrow (Thursday) afternoon.
It is hoped that the teams of Fairbault,
Albert Lea, Mankato, Winona, Roches-
ter and other towns will contest for the
prize.
j. Solner & Co., dry goods; Sweningsen
| & johnson, boots & shoes;J. II. Patterson
hardware Leon Dettelbach, clothing; Kai-
| ser & Quincy, harness; G. S. Hildahl,
photography; and F. P. Mcbride, grocer
les; are among the business houses of Aus
tin represented in Floral Hall.
United States Senator Dwi ght NJ. Sabin
of Saltwater, is expected to arrive in this
city this wednesday, noon, and will de:
liver an address on the fair grounds at 8
p. M. The business men, and citizens Of
Austin generally, should turn out and
give our new Senator an ovation.
GALLANT REsCUEs. There is something
heroic in medicine as well as in individ
uals. Burdock Blood Bitters have effect
ed many gallant rescue among the suf--
fering sick. Thousands have escaped the
miseries of dyspepsia and nervous debil-
ity through the use of this wonderful
medicine, It is emphatically the hest
stomach and blood tonic in the world.
Sold by Dorr & Void. ~ 81.