Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1885-11-25
THE TRANSCRIPT
AUSTIN. WEDNESDAY. nov. s, 1875.
City and Vicinity.

City and Vicinity.
Best Oyster Stew at Fishers.
Bay your hardware of Cook 4 David
-Crsnberriss, 8 quarts for Is cents, 1t
Fishers.
Twenty day boarders wanted At N. I.
Johnson's.
Buy your Thanksgiving Oysters of
Fl. Fisher.
Best Hand made Candies, so cents,
at Fishers.
Go to D. B. Smiths for hard or soft
coal, and wood.
Plenty of good fresh butter for sale,
by Bellus s. Case.
Will. Beatty wishes to purchase some
nice dry popcorn.
BE sure and take your Sunday din
ners at the Fleck House.
House for rent on Water street. In
quire of Mrs. NJ. G. Morgan.
The November apportionmeut gives
this school district $1,629.08.
-Duffy's celebrated Rochester, N. Y.
cider at. G. F. RADRRAAcHER's.
Mrs. w. T. Wilkins entertained the
Univcrsalist sociable last evening.
Pearl buttons, from 5 to 8 cents per
dozen, all sizes. at the Boston store.
New Mich Cows and Grade Hol
stein Heiters for sale. A. V. ELLIS.
Wanted, to trade, a Kimball organ
fora driving horse. JULIUS JOHNSON.
Go to N. I. johnson for a good
square meal. opposite Olson's furniture
! store.
1t is said that the MINI. & NV.
will put on milk train to St. Paul next
April.
Any one desiring first class table
board will do we'll to apply at the Fleck
House.
/ Good secondhand hard coal stove
for sale cheap. Inquire of
W. H. ADAMS.
New Mower County wall maps, for
sale, at $3-origlnal price Stat TRANS
CRIPT office.
"A new buyer for Dubuque packing
house has just commenced here. and the
market is improving.
Richardson & Day have large
amount Of money constantly on hand, to
loan at usual rates.
Short Horn Bull Calves, and Poland
China pigs, all ages, for sale cheap.
J. ]. FURLoNG.
The City Fathers will hold an adj
journed meeting at the council room,
Friday evening Of this week.
If you want to BUY or RENT farm
call at the Office of Richardson & Day.
over First National Bank.
Special meetings are being held each
evening this week, except Saturday, in
the NJ. E. church, at 7:3O.
&C. A. Dalager has just received the
finest line of mems shoes ever brought to
Austin. Call and see him.
Tomorrow we hope to eat our
Thanksgiving turkey. If we can't get
turkey, we will take chicken.
Baked Beans, done up brown, in Bos.
ton style, delivered at your door every
Sunday morning, by Bowen d Burden.
Ole Carson of Rose Creek, had two
fingers taken off instantly in the gearing
of a threshing machine few days ago.
Mrs. s. e. Clark furnished an elegant
6 o'clock supper for the sociable Of the
Episcopal society last Thursday evening.
III. W. Bulls gives the best square
meal for Is cents of any public house in
this city. He keeps the Davidson House.
Thanksgiving Ball at the Armory,
Thursday evening, under the direction of
Company G. Tickets only 81 per couple.
There are still two or three good
rooms to be had at the Fleck House, by
those desiring q first class boarding
place.
MIR. G. J. Clark's new meat market al
Lyle is doing thriving business. He is
selling meat as low as any one else in the
county.
After Oct. 23d, you can get oysters
by the pint, quart. gallon or tubful at
Radermuchers Oyster House, on Mill
street.
Union Thanksgiving services will be
held IN the NJ E. church Thursday morn
ing, at 1890 o'clock Sermon by Rev.
c. E. Wright.
Rev. P. B. Peabody will conduct SER
vices at Christ protestant EpiscopaD
church in this city next Sunday morning
and evening. at usual hours.
Mrs. Beardslcy. mother of Mrs. Geo.
p. Morse, Is in very poor health, on d has
been for some time. Her friends fear
it may prove to he consumption.
Now see here>if you wish oysters in
bulk, just you step into the restaurant of
Bowen & Burden. on Bridge street, and
there you have them. fire sh and cheap.
w. b. Mcdonald has recently opened
. first class restaurant at Lyle. Visitors
to this lively town will find that they can
always get good meal at this restaur-
ant.
The late G. G. Klnsman was a men,
Der of the Minnesota Odd Fellows
Mutual Benefit Society of St. Paul. and
his wife will soon draw 2,OO0 from the
society.
Mayor and Mrs. Lafayette French
entertained very pleasant company of
friends Friday evening-to = six O'Clock
tea. The visit was very informal and
agreeable one.
Hon. John Frank of Leroy and Ole
Jorgens of Grand Meadow, have been
drawn to serve as petit Jurors at the next
term of the U. s. Circuit Court commence
Ing Dec. IA. 1885.
-E..tar IF povt war falls on St.