Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1885-10-07
THE TRANSCRIPT
AUSTIN. WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 7, 1885,
City and Vicinity.

City and Vicinity.
Canning stock is booming
-Children's Day next Sunday.
The cold wave has struck US.
Our August weather over again.
celery at g. W. Taylor & Co.'S.
Buy your hardware of Cook & David
son.
Bargains. F. King is closing out his
stock.
Butter i, up. See McBride's price
list.
Oysters, by the can or dish, at H.
Fishers.
The aged mother of Mrs. Luther
Smith is quite i'll.
Grapes at the Palace Grocery House
Of G. w. Taylor & Co.
Oscar Ayers horse that was sick with
lock-jaw died last week.
Peaches, peaches, by the basket or
dozen, at G. w. Taylor & Co. 8.
Miss Ida Barnes is very much enjoy
ing he1 elegant new upright piano.
60 The Sweet by and by" at Beatty's.
Pop corn balls and molasses candy.
We are indebted to S. Solverson,
buyer for Parsons e. Co.. for the markets.
New Mower County wall maps, for
sale, at Aboriginal price Stat TRANS
CKIPT Office.
Just received, fresh California fruits,
peaches, pears, ounces and grapes, at
II. Fishers
s.. w Day IS building handsome
house just west Of the location of his
former residence.
Richardson & Day have a large
amount of money constantly on hand, to
loan at usual rates.
Every one is talking over the bargains
at F. Kings dry goods store. Go early
and secure some Of them.
Rev. Stanley is happy in the pos
q
is deserving Of the luxury.
For fresh oysters by the can, or
served up in any style, call upon G. F.
Radcrmacher, on Mill street.
The new furniture store of G. T.
Mills, in Mcclellan block, is open for
business See advertisement.
The DEBORAH BUSINESS INSTITUTE &C.
cupies the large hall in tho Dickerman
Block, opposite the post office.
j. T, Bowen has received a carload
of choice fall apples, which lie will retail
out to his customers At bargain.
Hard nut coal was contracted during
September by our dealers at IS. Is deliver
ed. For October the price is so.
Mrs. Amos Hills new residence has
assumed proportions. and will. we judge.
be very tasteful and pretty home.
The ladies of the Baptist church are
looking now for the big church oyster.
They intend to get up a stew soon.
When you visit the Boston Store, "
in Opera House Block. you will find Bos-
ton prices in dry goods and notions.
Monday of this week trains on the
MINI. &N-W. r. r. commenced running
in and out of the Union depot St. Paul.
-Bellus & Case arc in receipt of fine
line of Ladies' and Misses wraps. Call
and see them, in Mcclellan block. Main
street.
While the DEBORAH BUSINESS INsTI-
TUTB practices the strictest economy,
still it relies chiefly upon the character of
its instruction.
"A large stock of flannels at the
general store of Bellus & Case. Drop in
and inspect their full stock of general
merchandise.
Mrs. Hannah Tlcknor, the mother OF
Frank A. of this city, died at Versailles,
N. Y, last Friday morning, at the adj
vanced age of 50.
A few hundred pounds of type metal,
(Which makes the very best babbit metaD,
for sale ut the TRANSCRIPT Office. at 10
cents pound. cash.
john r. Slack, Principal of the De-
corah Business College. and thirty-seven
years an accountant offers thorough
course for thirty dollars. st
Don't forget that o. Slocum has the
finest novelties of the season in the photo
line, and he will make it an inducement
for you to give him call
Let it be recorded. The first special
delivery stamp" affixed to a letter in
the Austin post Office, was purchased by
the editor Of the TRANSCRIPT.
Tho annual npportionment of state
school funds just made, gives Mower
county "a, 46sS6-a slight decrease over
the amount received last year.
The lovcliest fall goods in the millln-
cry line are now arriving, and already in
stock at Mcsuames Boiler & Mussers
millinery store on Main street.
The first tiny crystals of the 'bcauti'
full snow" fell SUNDAY. Not enough for
sleigh ride. or a snow ball, but enough
50 We could see the frozen ram falling.
"A National Bank note was found one
day last week on the sidewalk near thu
residence Of Rev. e. E. Wright. The
owner can have same by identifying it a
the TRANSCRIPT office.
On the 4th page to. day will be fount
striking and instructive illustration o.
the comparative worth of the various
kinds of baking powders now in market
My rooms will be found in Mrs. Hill
dahrs millinery store. Cutting and fitting
especially. Jackets and vests in the lates
styles. Prices to SUIT the times.
Mrs. LIZZIE SAYLOR.
DIR. J. N. Wheat was recently thu
recipient of handsome new harness
from his son.in-law, Ed. Bascomb o.