Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1884-11-26

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| just received. Lots of novelties for
Christmas presents. Do not fail to see
them. Beautiful chamber sets at from
So. so to $40. DALAeER BROTHERS.
The front end of winter is here. Our
first snow arrived Saturday, and by even
ing we entertained quite blizzard. Sun.
day morning mercury stood in some
places in the city at Is below zero.
james, son of F. A. Engle, is now
the general agent for Iowa and Dakota
for the firm of Engle & Co., millers, OF
this city. He is absent through the. week,
but expects to spend his Sundays at home.
-G.A.R.-There will be a special meet
ing of Mcintyre Post No. &C, g. A. r., at
Armory Hall, Saturday evening, Nov. 80,
1884. A full attendance desired, so as to
perfect arrangements for the annual sup.
per.
w H. Merrick and family are now
settled at Portland, Oregon. Jones and
Merrick, neighbors. three or four years
ago in Austin, now they live three or four
blocks apart in East Portland, on the Pa.
| cific Coast.
The components of DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup are daily prescribed by the aslest
physicians, whose success is due to the
specific influence of these compenents.
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup skillfully pre-
pared for immediate use, is for sale by
all druggists.
Ex-senator George W. Clough and
family have removed from this county to
Alden, in Freedom comfy. Mr.. Clough
is good square, honest man, and we are
sorry to lose him from Mower cyunty. Our
best wishes follow him.
H. A. Fairbanks has purchased the
teams and drays of J. T. Bowen, and
formed partnership with J. A. Mills.
The new firm of Mills & Fairbanks is
prepared to do everything in the draylng
line promptly and satisfactorily. .
We move the TRANSCRIPT Office this
week into finest rooms used in Southern
Minnesota as printing office. We have
the whole upper story Of the corner store
in Opera House block. They are nicely
| finished, and in the finest location in the
city. Come and see us.
List of letters remaining in the Aus
tin post office for the 30 days ending
November %, 1884:
Anderson. Joise Laury, Miss Annie.
Brant, VIM Miner,
Benton, Leroy Nelson, Jofoisber
Beadley, Mrs Jessie Nordland, Ole J G
Dunbar. Thos B Thomas, Arthur
Hellwadking, David Van Carl. Michael
Hallistcr, CT Wynn, Mrs Sarah E
20. W. Shaw of this city, is to deliver
his lecture, "A Struggle for Continent"
in Owatonna, Dec. Sd, for the benefit of
the Public School Library of that. city
The Owatonnaites who avail themselves
Of the privilege of listening to this lee
ture will be paid for their trouble. The
ditto.
%. A: Schall, the practical piano
tuner, will again visit our city on OIL
about Monday, December 1st. Mr.. Schal]
is an experienced and careful hand, and
all those parties in Austin who have planes
or organs needing repairs, regulating, OF
! tuning; should note the date, and engage
Mr.. Schall's services. He will remain in
town several days.
| The Democrats of Austin and vicinity
celebrated their National triumph last
evening" The night was cold, but the
torchlight procession made good show
ing. The Mansfield and Fleck Houses
and several other buildings were bril-
liantly Illuminated. Ex-U. S. Senator
Morton s. Wilkinson addressed crowd
ed house at courthouse hall after the
parade.
Union Thanksgiving service at the
Baptist church, tomorrow Thursday
morning. at 1o4 o'clock. Sermon by Rev
A. w. Edwards. Music under the direc
ton of DR.. Phillips. The people of Aus.
tin have good reputation for attending
Thanksgiving services. Let us improve
even upon this, and express in a public
manner our gratitude for the bountiful
favors of year of unusual abundance.
The Home College Society met at the
NJ. E. church Tuesday evening of las
week, at y o'clock. A large number
was in attendance. The young people
adopted their constitution and bylaws
and arranged other matters preparatory
to regular work. It is their design tt
hold these meetings for their own mutua
improvement during the winter. They
have a full program for this week Tues
day evening.
ALI persons are said to have fivt
senses. The third in their order 1t j:
we'll to pay heed too, that is to smell
sweetly, to diffuse about oneself. the fra
GRANGE of the rose. the odor of violets o.
the hyacinth. Yes, we say it is well te
educate the nose and not leave all thu
| world of sweet perfumes to the druggist
So if you wish bottle of lovely perfume
20 to JOhnsOn's new drug store, and he
will show you some.
"A lady died recently in one of on
large cities who is said to have danced
with Lafayette. The great Genera
must have devoted most of his time Il
the art, as this adds one more to 0,00
reported to have danced with him I
requires vivid imagination to believ'
this, but none at all to believe the asser
ton that ten times that number of ladie
have used DeLand's Soda and Saleratus
and always with one result. Success il
every particular.
-Mesdames Lord & Hetflen have jus
returned from Chicago, where they hav
been to make more purchases for thei
winter stock of millinery. These ladie
mean to keep up with the times, if ener
| gy, enterprise and good goods CAREFUL:
selected, can keep them there. Befor
making your winter purchases, give thes
ladies call. You will find a lovely as
sortment of birds and feather trimmings
pattern hats, and millinery notions.
The enterprising grocery house o
Dalager Brothers are selling as cheap a
anybody, Look at the following pric