Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1885-11-11
City and Vicinity.

WY AIN VSABljSys
Best, Oyster Stew at Fishers.
Buy your hardware of Cook & David
son
The apple market IS booming in
Austin.
-Cranberries, 3 quarts for IS cents, at
Fishers.
Twenty day boarders wanted at n. I.
Johnson's.
Best Homemade Candies, so cents.
at Fishers.
Read our article on gambling on our
editorial page.
Mrs. H. w. Bulls has been very i'll
for few days.
Go to D. B. Smiths fer hard or soft
coal, and wood.
Will. Beatty wishes to purchase some
nice dry popcorn.
Austin merchants are doing a good
business Dot is sure.
BE sure and take your Sunday din
ners at the Fleck House,
We eat our Thanksgiving turkey two
weeks from tomorrow. Nov. Goth.
-Duffy's celebrated Rochester, N. Y.
cider at G. F. RADERAACHER's.
New Mich Cows and Grade Hol-
stein Heiters for sale. A. V. ELLIS.
Wanted, to trade, a Kimball organ
for driving horse. JULIUS JOHNSON.
Go to N. l. johnson for q good
square meal, opposite Olson's furniture
store.
Any one desiring first class table
board will do we'll to apply at the Fleck
House.
New Mower County wall maps, for
sale, at $3-origlnal price $7-at TRANS
CRIPT office.
Miss Addie johnson is prepared to give
instruction in lustra painting. also Ken
sington painting.
Richardson & Day have = large
amount Of money constantly on hand, to
loan at usual rates.
Our young friend Vert Anderson, is
working for H. E. Bascom, in tho new
lumber yard of John Paul.
If you want to BUY or RENT farm
call ut the Office of Richardson & Day,
over First National Bank.
C. A. Dalager has just received the
finest line of mems shoes ever brought to
Austin. Call and see him.
The Congregational society OF Rose
Creek have purchased the residence OF
Nj. B Slocum for parsonage.
DR. Jno Rabe, formerly a resident Of
Austin, is Clinical Instructor of the Uni
versity Of California, dental department.
H. W. Bulls gives the best square
meal for rs cents of any public house in
this city. Hekeeps the Davidson House.
The markets yesterday: No. 2
wheat. $780, Barley 33@S5c. Oats 22c.
Timothy seed $3.50. Flax 95c. Glove,
$3.50.
There are still two or three good
rooms to be had at the Fleck House, by
those desiring first class boarding
place.
--Bellus & Case are in receipt of fine
line of Ladies and Misses wraps Call
and 90. them in Mcclellan block, Main
street.
After Oct. esd, you can get oysters
by the pint. quart. gallon or tubful al
Radermacher's Oyster House. on Mill
street.
-Jno. E. Robinson. of the Windsor
has broken ground on his handsome
lots for the foundation for new resi-
dence.
"A large stock Of flannels at the
general store of Bellus g. Case. Drop il
and inspect their full stock of genera
merchandise.
The seciable of the Universalis
church, will meet with Mrs. Colos Fen
ton, Tuesday evening, Nov. H. All arc
cordially invited.
1T is announced that Company G.
Dramatic Club will open their season
at the Opera House in this city, Friday
evening, Nov. 9Th.
Thanksgiving Day will come the 26tl
Of November. The union service will b
ut the Methodist church and the ser
mon by Rev. Wright.
Don't forget that O. Slocum has tn
finest novelties of the season in the photo
line, and he will make it an inducemen
for you to give him call
The loveliest fall goods in the millln
cry line are now arriving, and already il
stock at Mesdames Boiler & Musser'
millinery store on Main street.
The ladies of the NJ. E. church will
serve dinner and oyster supper to the pub
lie, Saturday. Nov. IA, in the store for
merly occupied by J. H. Patterson.
The Baptist sociable viii: meet will
Mrs. w. E. Stanley Friday evening
Literary entertainment is expected. 1
hearty invitation is extended to all.
"A fresh stock of John Fosters fin
shoes for ladies and misses, at G. A. Dial
ayers, first door north Of First Nationa
Bank. His prices are below the lowest
-FuRN1rURB AT CosT.-At T. w. Don
evans, until sold. All are invited to cal
and see him, and take advantage Of tn
great sale. See his advertisement else
where.
Married, by Rev. A. W. Edwards, o.
Oct. 3lst, at the residence of I. j. B
Wright, of Red Rock, Mr.. Frank DAVE
Of Pittsvills. Wis. to Lama Chandler, o
Brownsville
Remember that Mrs. Mcmillan sell
her goods AT COST. She has just receive
new hats: French felt, for 81; wool felts