Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1885-05-20

IL lbs. A Sugar for. 4l.W
II {" Light Brown Sugar for. 100
10 Good Brown Sugar for. 100
20 Brown Sugar for. ..... 100
8 Good Rio Coffee for. 100
Following is the list of letters remain
ing in the Austin post office for the ~
days ending May IS, 1885:
Asher, Manlas Rulings. Miss Mary
Gardner, Mrs Eliza Stewart. WHO
O'Brien, Timothy Sorensen, Magnus
Perkins, P Thompson. DAVID
Robinson, c VanAnKen' a
Mrs. Morgan, and Mrs. K. F. Wood
day, but fortunately none of them were
seriously hurt. They had just crossed
the stone culvert south of town when
their horse became frightened at capstan
and backed off the grade, upsctting the
buggy and throwing them all Out.-Wells
Adrocnte.
We are panied indeed to learn that
the probabilities are that Hatred Olson
Will have TO lose his foot He wrote his
father that he expected amputatlon would
be necessary to save mis- life. Rheumatic
fever was the cause. If Hatred is con-
sidered strong enough, the operation will
take place in June.
The twenty eighth annual Council of
the Diocese of Minnesota (EpiscopaD will
he holden in the Cathedral of Our Merci-
full Saviour Faribault, commencing We'd
nesday. June 10, 1885. Reductions of fare
has been secured, enabling persons to re-
turn for one-ffth fare, by applying to the
Secretary at Council.
Company G will soon have an cleo
ton for Second Lieutenant. as there is a
vacancy in that office 1t is generally be-
lieved that Dwight Skinner, First Serge
ant. will be elected to the position, and
is deserving of the promotion. P. s. An
order has been made for the election for
next week Tuesday evening"
of all the towns in all Southern Min
nesota Austin is the town to buy sugars.
Read the following price-list Of {. w.
Taylor & Coz Palace Grocery Store:
1G lbs A Sugar for. 81 90
II =" light brown sugar for LOO
! 10 good brown sugar for 100
20 " brown sugar for. 100
! 8 " good rio coffee for. 80. 100
THE FASHIONS Fine pastry has be-
come an actual necessity now, and those
who use DcLand's Chemical Baking Pow
der provide their guests with the most
delicious food without any bitter taste.
1t is 80 much more economical than the
cheap goods offered that the table can be
supplied with fine wholesome food every
day in the week. Sold in cans only.
Most economical.
james Heating, of Austin township,
died on Wednesday evening last, of con
| sumption Of the bOWels-aged about %
years. The funeral services took place
from the Catholic church Saturday. The
house was filled with friends WHO came
to pay their last respects to the departed.
Jimmie" was a very excellent young
man, loved and respected by ala good
boy and a true christian.
Buy your groceries in Austin-thc
cheapest grocery market IN Southern Min
nesota. Albert Lea is nowhere. Read
G.. W: Taylor & Cos sugar and coffee
price-list
16 lbs. A Sugar for. .$1.0O
| II lbs. Light Brown Sugar for 100
IS lbs. Good Brown Sugar for 100
20 lbs. Brown Sugar for. ..... 100
s lbs. Good Rio Coffee for... 100
The sale of the Levy stock did not
come off last Thursday as advertised. Mr..
Levy made an affidavit that if given 80
range a settlement; % Judge Farmer
made an order adjourning the sale until
the 18th of June We hope Mr. Levy
will succeed III effecting a settlement
The creditors are not in mood for any
farther adjournments.
"A COOP BEGINNING. Miss MaryPrOu-
ty, daughter of Mrs s. II. Ludlow, of
Austin township, was married about eigh-
teen months ago to Mr.. Edward Elward
Mr.. Ludlow gave them young heifer on
their wedding day. Mr.. Edward was a
twin, arriving upon this mundane sphere
in company with little sister. TO keep
up the reputation of the family in this
direction, upon the fifteenth of this
month the hcifer gave birth to twin calves
Of male and female persuasion.
Farmers are fast finding out that Aus
tia is the best and most reliable market
of them all. just perusc the following
price list for sugars and coffee, made by
G. w. Taylor s. Co.:
1G lbs. A Sugar for. 800
II Light Brown Sugar for 100
IS Good Brown Sugar for LOO
90 IS Brown Sugar for. ..... 100
8 good Rio Coffee for... 100
OF the 459 examinations of postal
clerks in the northwest during the month
of April, twelve only distributed all Of
the cards correctly. And one Of the
twelve was George Baird of this city.
100 clerks distributed 90 per cent, SO
|
43 clerks So per cent, "a CLERKS IS per
cent, rs clerks "a per cent, clerks SO
per cent, 10 clerks 80 per cent, 10 clerks
81 per cent, ii clerks 80 per cent The
remaining 81 passed examinations rang
ing from 8 per cent to 500 correctly, and
as a whole the result is the best ever Oh
tanned
Mrs. A. NJ. Reynolds has secured
rooms at the residence of Mrs. w. w.
Engle and is now ready to meet her old
pupils, and all who may desire to receive
instruction in painting in oil, either in
landscape, fruit or flowers. Mrs. Rey-
nolds has just returned from Minneapolis,
where she has secured many new designs
and studies. Neither Mrs. Reynolds OF
her work need any recommends, as hel
much admired by all those who are low.
crs Of this beautiful art. Hours. from
until 6 p. m., except Saturdays, and then
from Ga. H. until H. Terms, so cents
per lesson.
The Central Baptist Association will
hold its Goth annual meeting. in Austin
next week Tuesday and Wednesday
Sunday school meeting, Monday evening
led by Uncle Boston" of Minneapolis
Addresses by Rev. F. E. Britten of Fari
bault, and Rev. w. A. Spinney of DIVA
, tonna. Regular sessions will begin Tues
day morning. with sermon by Rev. w
, y. Spinney. Wednesday afternoon there
will be a Woman's Missionary meeting
e addressed by Mrs. J. n. Gushing, wife o.
J. n. Gushing, D. d., returned Mission
ary from Burma, and others. Visitor
! will be cordially welcomed.
I Fun AHEAD.-The famous Haywood
Mastodons and Picturesque Uncle Tom.
! Cabin will appear at Austin Saturday
May %. They have done some extensive
travelling, and from Boston to Omahs
they have, as reported, met with excel
lent business. Numerous letters from The
smaller Western cities and towns inquire
why those places are net visited bv min
: strels. Our answer is: The business j!
now confined to comparatively few man
ayers, who run only colossal shows, lik'
!; the Haywood Mastodons, and their ex
. penses arc so heavy that it would not pa,