Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1884-12-03
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eggs, consult McBrldeS advertisement.
The Good Templars had a very sue
cessful refreshments social with Mrs. S
NJ Boiler Friday evening last.
80 cords of dry oak wood for sale
cheap. Inquire 1.-THE Windsor House.
S. d. CATHERWOOD.
"A second hand jump-seat cutter fol
sale cheap by Oscar Ayers. 1t will be
| found very convenient for a smalltfamily
-LooK! LOOK! LooK!-For the next
thirty days, Mrs. Mcmillan will sell her
entire stock of millinery at cost, for cash.
-''Goose parties" are the rage IN Still
water. We call them in Austin by the
more euphonious name of "dove par
| ties"
DIR. Phillips wishes us to express his
sincere thanks to the friends of the NJ. E.
church for their generous gift of last
! week.
Every one has will and a mind to
think for himself yet many will go about
| hacking and coughing until friend re-
commends Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup for
that cough.
There were a good many family par
ties Thanksgiving day. Our neighbor,
Alderman Smith, entertained about 60 of
the Smith family.
Who of our citizens are going to the
Magnolia land" this winter to attend the
great Worlds Exposition? Austin should
send delegation.
We understand that Albert Swift of
Brownsville; will spend the winter at
New Orleans. He has secured position
at the Exposition.
Next Sunday morning Rev. G. E.
Wright will preach a sermon commend
rative of his 10 years passionate with the
Congregational church.
ooh those Golden Slippers" Joe.
Schwan sells a heap of boots and shoes
these days. He has full line of them,
and everybody knows it.
-Harpers periodicals are Standard
always good, always in demand. We re-
fer our readers to the ammo uncements for
1885 elsewhere in this issue.
No man knows what d ministering
angel his wife is until he comes home
some day, suffering with dreadful cold
and she happens to have a bottle of
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup in the house.
-Alonzo Decker had 21st birthday
last Thanksgiving day-and about 90 of
his young friends helped him celebrate
1t. The young folks report a delightful
visit.
j. Levy has moved his family into the
handsome rooms over his store. The
rooms are large and pleasant, and the
whole floor will give them very comforta-
bic quarters.
John Steen is back in his old-time
business IN Brownsville. He has pur-
chased the George Rolph stock Of gener-
al merchandise, and is ready for all his
old customers.
There are two large rooms and one
small room for rent in the Davidson
house. They are down stairs, in the new
part. and will be very pleasant living
rooms for small family.
IS. A. Smith has bought out the bust
ness stand of John Fisher, and will no
doubt keep up Johns reputation of al
ways furnishing fresh fruits, choice con-
fectionery, and fragrant cigars.
There will be a meeting of the Farm
ers' Alliance, on Saturday, Dec. 18th, at
D. M, at the new courthouse. Import
ant business. All members requested to
be present. j. J. FuRLoNG, Secretary.
$. McClintick of Alden, has leased
the well-known Davidson House. We
shall be very much disappointed if this
gentleman and his pleasant wife do not
keep a good house. which the travelling
public will be glad to patronize.
The Ladies' Relief Society gratefully
acknowledge the receipt of ten dollars
and two cents collected at the thanks.
giving service in the Baptist church. We
will endeavor to use it judiciously.
Mrs. G. E. WILBOUR, President.
j. J. Furlong has for sale few more
of those choice Poland China boars. AL
so, u few handsome short-hern bull
calves. These pigs and calves are offered
for sale at reasonable prices. Call on, or
address. u. j. Furlong, Austin, Mimi
The grading for. the new railroad is
all completed through Mower county, ex-
cept about two weeks work in the town
of Lyle. The piledrivers are at work all
along the line driving piles for the small
bridges, and will be in Mower county in
a few days.
The members of the Ladies' Floral
Club arc requested to be present at the
regular business meeting, in the Library
room, Tuesday, Dec. 9th, at 4 p. m, and
complete arrangements for the annual
entertainment to be held the third week
in December.
A literary sociable Will be given in
the NJ. E. church this wednesday, even
ing, Dec Sd. A very entertaining pro-
gram has been prepared, and pleasant
time anticipated. Il cordial Invitation
is given to all. An admission of 10cents
will be charged.
Look over the TRANSCRIPT columns.
They will tell you where the live business
men live, and what they deal in. Christ
mas is getting near, and the Christmas
goods are being opened, and made ready
for the large trade that always comes to
Austin for their supplies.
Round trip tickets to New Orleans,
La, and return, commenced sale Dec. 1.
1884. Rate for the round trip from Aus
tin will be $31. 40, for tickets good for
forty (4O days; and 5000 for tickets
good until June 1st, 1885. .....-..
G. H. COLEMAN, Agent.
-"Levi w. Decker, Cigar Factory No.
g." is the sign which now takes the place
of the "TRANscRIpT OEFIcE." Our ''many
friends" will please remember that our
new quarters are over Johnson's drug
store, in Opera House block instead of
over McBridc's store, as formerly.
Thanksgiving Day in Austin was de-