Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1884-02-13

twelve handsomely OOunQ volumes or
Shakespeare, says the Winona Herald.
The books were given during the holi-
days.
Come in now, and renew your sub
scriptions to the TRANSCRIPT at 81 30 in
advance Our regular rate is 50, but
now, for a while, we offer cash prem
ium of so cents to all who come in and
pay up all back charges and one year in
advance.
S. G. Olson's large double store IS
filled with furniture from front to rear.
Parlor suites, and chamber suites in end
less variety, an elegant line ct novelties,
and the palmer styles of furniture for
every day use, enough to supply Southern
Minnesota.
Miss Minnie Darrah has been pro-
NOTED. She has resigned her place in st.
Peter to accept a position in the st. Paul
schools The st. Peter 7ribune speaks
| very highly of her as a teacher. Austin
has turned out several of the best teachers
in the state.
John Lambert, of New Sharon, Iowa,
an old settler of Austin, and level-headed
man, renews his subscription to the
Transcript. and says some pleasant
things of us. This is not the only home
where the weekly visits of the TRANSCRIPT
are anticipated with pleasure.
- L. E. Day, the new express agent at
Pierre. d. r., made flying trip to Aus
tin last week. He came for his little
family, and started with them for his new
Dakota home on Monday. Ed is we'll
pleased with his new position, and with
the enterprising town of Pierre.
John Nelson, well known in Browns
dale, and recently removed to Nordland,
Dakota, writes the TRANSCRIPT from
Glasgow, Scotland, en- route for OrmitZ-
Low Mark, Denmark. He reports good
voyag over the Atlantic. We wish him
a happy visit home aud safe return to
Minnesota.
Winter Andrews writes us that the
finest little daughter in America resides
in Boston. We should he sorry to dis
pei any such illusion, but we know that
should we dare to tell Lafayette French
that we knew the above to be fact, we
should expect to finish cutting our eye
teeth III about twinkling.
Rev. Mr. Walcott. of Minneapolis,
preached an interesting sermon IN the
Congregational church, Sunday evening,
from Elk. XII, %. MIR. Walcott is en-
ployed in the financial interests of the
Congregational State Convention, and is
! Il i've anu successful WORKER. lie was
the guest of Mr.. w. II. Adams.
I'VE are in receipt of the Trnuelers'
OHciul quite for February, a compendium
of all the tourist need know concerning
all possible routes in the United States
and Canada by railroads or steam naviga-
ton. No one intending to take an ex-
tended trip should fail to provide them
selves with this complete and reliable
| rriIo to oti Eo
Publication Co., 46 Bond st., New York.
The athletic performance at the skat-
ing rink last week Tuesday evening, by
novel and entertaining character. Prof.
DeViolelte, in his graceful action and
perfect skill, showed up the art of bicycle
| riding and roller-skating in a way to
excite the envy and discourage the emu
lation OF amateurs. There was a large
attendance, aud the entertainment was a
| financial success.
B. E., son of Thomas Gibson of
| Lansing, and Miss Lizzie, daughter of
Mtchael Murphy Of Moscow, were mar
ricd by Rev Father Sullivan at st. Aug.
Justine church in this city, on Tuesday
morning. The contracting parties are
well known in Austin, having been raised
in this vicinity, and their numerous
friends. the TRANSCRIPT among the num-
Der, are glad to wish them much JOY and
ii long Lie of health anu happiness.
The first session Of court held in the
new courthouse was opened in the cOun-
ty auditors room Monday Judge Far
ner presiding II court cases only. Sev-
rral motions had been argued up to last
| niglt-and also the cases of Donald G.
Cameron VS.. Pat Walsh and Louis Bols-
iorf vs.. Thos. Gibson. In these two cases
MIR. French appeared for the plaintiffs and
MIR. Merrick for the defendants. 1t is
thought that to-day will end the term.
Alice, daughter of John Kenevan.
died Monday morning of diphtheria, at
buried the same afternoon in the Catholic
cemetery. Under these distressing cir
cumstances, Mr.. and Mrs. Kenevan have
the sincere sympathy of net only their
immediate friends but of the entire COM
munity. A younger daughter had it in a
hlder form, and is cOnvalescent. No
other cases are known to exist in Austin.
| Instead of feeling tired and worn out,
instead of aches and pains, wouldn't you
rather feel fresh and strong? If you con
tinue feeling miserable and good for
nothing you have only yourself to blame,
for Browns Iron Bitters will surely cure
you. Iron and cinchona are its principal
ingredients. 1t is certain cure for dys-
pepsia. indigestion, malaria, weakness,
kidney, lung and heart affections. Try
it if you desire to be healthy. robust and
strong, and experience its remarkable cur
alive qualities,
-MCBRIDE, THE GROCER.
Genuine Mocha coffee.
Choice old Gov. Java coffee.
Maricaibo coffee.
Choice Rio coffees.
Gunpowder Tea-vcry choice.
Oolony Tea-all grades.
UncOlOred Japan tea-all grades.
California dried apricots.
Evaporated pared and impaired peaches
Choice dried raspberries, blackbcrries
and cherries.
Figs, Prunelles. oranges and lemons.
MCBRIDE, The GROCER.
! Miss G. A. Packard, teacher in the 9Th
grade of our public school, resigned hel
position Thursday, in order to accept 6
place in the Lincoln school at St. Paul
The School Board accepted her resigna
ton, very reluctantly, and she left for bel
new field of work Friday evening. Miss
Pickard has proved herself an excellent
teacher, and endeared herself very much
to her pupils and her numerous friends
Her call to St. Paul was not only compli.
mcntarY, but advantageous pecuniarly,
her wages being increased from $40 to
$65 per month. Miss Maggie Whitton, of
this city. has been elected to the vacant
position.
The Diamond Feed Mill, manufac
turcd by D. }. Ames. of Austin, is
achieving wide spread and we'll deserved
popularity. 1t only needs to BE- known
to supplant other kinds in use, and MOI
only prove a benefit to our farming com
munity, but build up large and profita
bic manufacturing interest in our city
We append a valuable testimonial from