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

will spend the winter in the south.
g. Schleuder was summoned to
Albert Lea Monday on sad errand-to
attend the funeral of Mrs. Louis Marpe,
sister, who died on Sunday. Her death
occurred at Twin Lakes in Freedom
county; and she had been only 10 months
married
Some one has declared conceit worse
than consumption. and the comparison is
a true one Many are the "conceited'
| who cry down legitimate remedies, and
who delude suffering humanity, whose
only salvation is the immediate use of Dr.
Bulls Cough Syrup.
Miss Francis Lester leaves Austin
| next Tuesday for Madison. Wis, where
she expects to remain for the present.
Ladies wishing special prices in Kensing
ton or French embroidery, or in the mate
rails for this kind of work, may find it to
their advantage to call upon her this
week
AT the October term Of the L. s. Dis
trlct Court, which convenes Oct. 9Th, the
following Jurors have been drawn from
Mower county: Grand Jury-Hsn. John
Frank, Leroy; c. A. Pooler, Austin +;
L. G. Moore. Grand Meadow. Petit Jury
Andrew Brown and c. H. Davidson,
Austin.
The Canning Factory will soon close
so far as canning Of corn is concerned.
The product will reach about 1901 600.
About 30, 600 cans Of squash, pumpkins
and baked beans will yet be put up. The
| foreman, Mr. Morgan. has proved him
self very faithful. skillful and efficient
manager
Fred d." the horse entered by A.
w. Mcmillan Of this city, 10 the 2:37 race
at the State Fair, is owned by G. A.
Deliver of Minneapolis, and won the
2:37 race on Monday, 7th, against field
of five horses, lowering his record from
18Th to 2:31 He could have made bet
ter time yet if he had wanted to.
Mr.. A. w. Rich, principal Of the DE-
coRAn BUSINESS INSTITUTE wishes us
to say to the young people Of Mower
county. that he believes they will find
his school practical, thourough and eco
nomical The average cost Of day board
during the past year was 81. 40 per week.
Complete course $50.
Willard has returned from the East,
and is receiving large and complete va
riety of dry goods of all descriptions,
and proposes to offer them at the very
lowest prices for cash. A visit to the
store of L. s. Willard will paw any one,
especially any one in need of dry goods.
See his large advertisement for special
bargains.
A man giving his name as A. Gran
dell, a fireman on the MINI. & NV.
r. r., assaulted and attempted to rape
Mrs. Sophia Schultz, who lives three
miles northeast of this place, Monday.
Screams brought help. He was arrested
and Justice Shecdy bound him over to
await the action of the grand jury, which
met yesterday.
We warrant the Royal Compound to
cmc Catarrh.
Hammocks for Is cents.
Hammocks at all prices.
CroQuct sets cheap.
Gasoline always on hand.
We have just received fine line of
Ladies' Hand Bags, varying in price
from so cents upwards.
MILLS & JOHNSON.
The custom of putting card of
thanks in the newspapers is being carried
to extremes If person is taken sick
and his neghbors render him any service
they have simply done their duty as
neighbors and arc not entitled to any
thanks IN a newspaper. There are ex-
ccpt,onal cases where public acknowl-
edgement for kindness received would
be appropriate, but not the Wsnonn
UernM
Mrs. Arthur A. Smith died last Sun
day ut Sioux Falls, D. T., and her remains
were brought here for burial Monday.
Her disease was typhoid fever. We un
derstand that her husband has also been
very i'll with the fever and was not able
to accompany the remains. 1t is a sad
affection. and Mr.. and Mrs Dan Ames
the parents of the deceased, and the pa
rents and relatives of the afflicted hus
band, have the heartfelt sympath,
of many friends.
NEW FRUIT SToRE.-Hcnry Fishe
has opened new fruit store on Mali
street. in the building recently vacated
by Landon Taylor. He will keep the YER.
choicest of all kinds of fruits in their sea
son, such as oranges, lemons, pears
peaches, bananas, grapes, plums, &c. II
has also nice line of fresh confectionery
all kinds of nuts, and the best of tobac
cos and cigars. This fruit store will sup
ply a long felt want in Austin, and MI
Fisher asks for the liberal patronage O
the citizens of Austin.
The Trarelers Otictal Guide for Sep
cmbcr is at hand. 1t is as its name indi
Gates. the travellers official guide Of thu
railway and steam navigation lines
IN the United States and Canada.
contains all railway time tables. connee
tons and distances; ocean and inlan
steam navigation routes; maps of prime
pal lines, and lists of general officers
together with all such miscellaneous in
Formation, relative to railway improve
ments and progress as may be useful t
the travelling public, the business com
munity and railway companies.
Hon. f. A. Rollins, who died a
Hanover, N. H., week ago last Nor
day, US is we'll known, was brother