Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1885-09-16
City and Vicinity.

Bargains. F. King is closing out his
stock.
Grapes at the Palace Grocery House
Of G.. w. Taylor g. Co.
Mrs. DR.. E. NJ Fairbanks is very 10 ",
and cannot long survive.
See the new ads:sof Cheap Charley.
L. s. Willard and F. King.
-Rusks! Rusks! Rusks! Thursday
at T. Bowen's. Try them.
Peaches, peaches, by the basket or
dozen, at G. w. Taylor & Co.'s.
THE Sweet by and by" at Beattys.
Pop corn balls and molasses candy.
Pleasant rooms to rent to small
family. Inquire of Mrs. A. Wright.
Court convened at II yesterday fore
noon, with 40 civil cases on the calendar.
The store property on Main Street,
for sale by J. LEVY.
"A little daughter rules the house OF
DR.. II. A. Avery since Monday evening,
Sept 7.
There arc several young ladies at
tending the DEBORAH BUSINESS 1NsTT-
TCTE.
New Mower County wall maps, for
sale, at aboriginal price Stat TRANS
CKIrT office.
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. &" early
and secure some Of them.
For fresh oysters by the can, or
served up in any style, call upon u. F.
Kadcrmachcr on Mill street.
The latest styles in cards is the crazy
edged. Different designs Of them just re-
ceivcd at the TRANSCRIPT office.
A fine stock of dry goods, boots and
shoes, and nll kinds Of notions, at the
Boston store, in Opera House block.
MIR. J. r. Bowen is bound to keep
near the top. Austin has now what she
has long needed. A first class bakery.
The Newell & Fielding Comedy Co.
gave good entertainments to fair houses
ut the opera house every evening of last
week.
-REMovED.-Thc Boston Store" has
removed from Mill street to the center
room in Opera House block. Go there
for big bargains.
"A few hundred pounds Of type metal,
(Which makes the very best bubbit metaD,
for sale ut the TRANSCRIPT office, at 10
cents pound. cash.
John r. Slack, Principal of the De-
coruL 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 induccment
for you to give him 4 call
Prank Sterling is the gentlcmanly
salesman ut II. Dunklcmann's standard
clothing house This house is doing a
large and increasing business.
The Canning Factory is in the mar
ket for Hubbard squashes. For the
genuine Hubbard. the GO. willpay IS per
ton. Farmers, bring in your squashes.
Fred Wood is now waiting upon Gus
toners ut Dettelbach's clothing house.
lie is courteous and oblging, and will no
doubt add to the popularity of the house
The agent for Parsons & VanDuscn,
tho new produce buyers on the Mimi. 4
N. w., is on hand, ready for business.
HIS name is s. Solverson, from Min
neapolis.
Hall & West have recently been re-
ceiviny fine stock Of new dry goods.
They will talk to the readers Of the TRAN
SCRIPT next week through new advcr
tisemcnt.
The millinery store of Boiler & Musser
is being replcnished with the largest and
most elegant line of millinery and fancy
goods ever brought to Austin. The In
dies of Austin should call and see.
THE Boston" is now snugly settled
in the centre store in Opera House Block
Otto Schultz the proprietor. is ready &c
give his customers big bargains, so do not
forget the place: Opera House Block
Main street.
Prof Alton, superintendent of ou'
public school. is fast winning the good
will and esteem of both the parents ane
pupils of our city. We opine he vii
bear acquaintance, and his popularit,
continue to increase.
The agent Of Turner & Bellamy, Of
Nashua, Iowa, was in Austin the othe
day He says his firm are very likely tt
build u warehouse in Austin soon. ant
engage in the grain business. We hope
so. The more the merrier.
Frank T. Rev,ra. son of John B
Revord of this city. is one Of four per
sons who were notified last Tuesday tt
put in appearance at the St. Paul post
office to be sworn in as substitute mai
carriers under the civil service rules.
For good photographs. true to nature
we'll finished and truly artistic i'll ever.
way, go to G. S. Hildahl His gallery i
over Clemmer & Poolcrs store. All tn
new styles and sizes Of cards. Worl
guaranteed. and prices low as the lowest
The firm Of Lord s. Hetlen have jus
received y fine new stock Of all kinds o
millinery goods. The ladies of Austi'
and vicinity are invited to call and in
spect them-at the store Of Bellus i Case
in Mcclellan block.
Following is the list Of letters remain
ing in the Austin post office for the 3
DAYS ending Sept. IL, 1885:
O.,, r,,lson Kelly Daniel