Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1885-03-25

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without knowing it, and taking second
look at the harmonious. grouping and
tasteful effect of the window display at
j. Solner & Cos dry goods house last
| week.
We know the new business firm of
! Bellus & Case are jus, o. K. Their stock
of goods show care and taste in select
ing, and their prices prove that they mean
business. Friends, give them a call, and
| introduce yourselves.
Henry w. Bulls is himself again."
lie has just closed lease of the David.
son House, and in week or two will be
ready to entertain his old friends as of
yore Mr. Bulls has always been sue
cessful in the hotel business
Send money by American Express
| Co. Money Orders. Receipts given.
Money refunded if Orders are lost. Sold
at all offices of the Co. Payable at 9, $40
places. Rates: TO $500, $lO-8c., 800
lOc., $50 12c.. 4O-15c.. $5O-2Oc.
"A young Sir knight arrived at the
home Of Webb Huntley of Spring Valley
recently, we learn. Being able to give
the grip, and understanding the pass
words, he was allowed to remain. ST.
Bernard sends congratulations
Following is the list of letters re
manning in the Austin post Office for the
month ending March 81. 1885:
Adams, John ". Kut,enOr. John.
Cook & Kendall McDermOtt, Jas.
Dunulay. hObL Nelson. Miss Merry
Gallup, U. E. Tnase, Franttsek
| Haines, Ed Wallis. }. I.
We have opened up for this season
the same kind of choice and reliable
| garden seeds as sold by US for the past
| four years. Can save you money, and
give as good seed as any eastern growers.
CLEMMER & POoLER.
Country dealers in the smaller towns
! contiguous to Austin, should send in their
| orders for CIGARS to LEVI w. DECKER
Austin. MINI. His goods are choice.
and made from the very best Of tobacco.
Mail orders receive prompt attention.
The TRANSCRIPT has the largest
circulation in the county, aud all its read
crs know it is second to none IN the
| county in point of news. Its columns
! will tel! our readers where they can make
the best bargains, and to whom to 70 to
| find them.
Chris Hall, Sweningsen & Johnsons
genial clerk, has purchased of 0. w. Shaw
4 ho lott .1I Lot h1
east of the school house on Bridge street.
Consideration, $1,000. County Treasurer
Case, the present occupant, will seek other
quarters April list.
Lost, on Feb. Gath, in Austin, or be-
tween Austin and Ramsey mill. east side of
| river, one plush lap robe. black one side,
wide red stripes, and black and white
mixed stripes the other side. Finder
please leave at the TRANsCR1PT office.
and receive reward.
Cook & Davidson are the agents for
Bankers patent chimney top and venti
lator, warranted perfect cure for
smokey chimneys. Any one having a
chimney which is troubled for good draft
when the wind is in a certain direction,
will appreciate this top.
| 1T is rumorcd that the town Of Wal
than will not have a depot located in
their town by the Minnesota s. North
western railroad, on account of the town
refusing to raise the bonds asked for.
They will make the first depot north of
Austin located in Dodge county.
! And now we havo another vulgar
verbal coinage thrown at US. "theatorum."
This bastard thing IS II fit mate for
'skatorial" Who knows what such
words mean. and how is a person of only
ordinary intelligence supposed to feel
when he strikes one Of these high fly
| ers.
! We knew all the time the new firm of
Bellus & Case understood themselves.
| One of the best evidences is the purchas-
ing by Mr.. Case of the handsome Everest
corner property for home. The house
is one Of the oldest in town, but the four
lots are alone worth the price paid
$1,000.
We see by an exchange. that Hon.
B. d. Spraguc. formerly resident of
Mower county, has sold his Touring mill
propert,. with water power privileges
and lands at Rushford, to Messrs. Farms
worth & Wolcott of Minneapolis in ex-
change for Prospect Park property in
| that city.
-McIntyrc Post No. sc, G. A. R., held
its regular meeting Saturday evening
Committees were appointed to report on
needed repairs for the building, to secure
musical instruction for the Post filters,
and to make arrangements for observing
Decoration Day: Next meeting Saturday
evening, April 4.
! Levi w. Decker is attaining a first
class reputation for making good cigars.
His latest is the Bully" brand. 1t is a
small 3-inch pure Havana, and is the
pure quill" Mr.. Decker's cigars are
having a large sale through Minnesota
and Iowa. Two men are constantly on
the road taking riders.
Business men have got clear by the
point where they will employ man who
gets drunk. But they are now drawing
the line at the man who is in the habit of
drinking. He is 4 good salesman, or u
quick and accurate bookkeeper, pleasant.
obligng, and all that But he drinks too
much Detroit Free Press.
| Having disposed of my interest in
the Railroad Hotel to Mr.. A. E. Cox,
the CO partnership existing between Ban
nard s. Horrobin is to-day dissolved.
Mr.. VIC. Horrobin will adjust and settle
all claims against the late firm.
Dated Austin, Mimi, March II. 1885.
| j. w. Barnard.
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