Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1885-09-30
TRANSCRIPTIONS.

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IS. c. Clark s. Co. have a fine store
and fine stock. See their new adver
tisement.
When you visit the Boston Store"
in Opera House Block, you will find Bos-
ton prices in dry goods and notions.
"A new brick house, for the storage Of
oil, is about completed just east of the
boiler house of the G. NJ. St. p. r. r. in
this city.
"A few tons Of nice ripe pumpkins,
and the genuine Hubbard squash wanted
at the Austin Canning Factory. Also
any quantity of good ripe tomatoes.
The American Express Co. is now
doing business on both passenger trains
each way over the Minnesota & North
western, and Agent Day il kept very
busy.
j. F. Andrews sold his residence on
Chatham street to &. G. Adams of Varco,
for $4,000. Mr.. Andrews retains posses
sion until next spring, when Mr.: Adams
and his family will become residents of
Anstin.
&C. T. Mills, formerly with T. w.
Donovan, will put in a stock of furniture
this week, in the store recently vacated
by Mrs. Mcmillan. Mr. Mills thoroughly
understands the business and will doubt
less make success Of it.
The friends of MIR. and Mrs. W. !.
Brown made them a surprise visit last
Friday evening, it being the 25th ami
Browns 58th birthday. A fine silver
tea-set was among the presents.
"A reward of $25 will be paid for the
arrest and conviction of the person who
wrote the anonymous letter directed to
letter being postmarkcd Sept. %. Mayor
| torney.
The gentlemanly proprietor of the
Boston Store" invites all purchasers of
dry goods, boots and shoes, notions, ETC.,
ETC., to give them call before purchas-
prices is their motto. Give them a call
in the center store of Opera House block.
r. Dunkelman is the oldest exclusive
dealer in ready made clothing in Austin.
He is very reliable, conservative dealer,
and always carries large stock of hon
est goods. Read his mammoth advertise
and see him in his fine store, corner of
Main and Bridge streets.
-"Children's Day" comes this year on
the second Sunday IN October. At the
last county Sunday school convention.
county to give collection for the Ameri-
can Sunday School Union, and 1t is
recommended by Secretary F. P Mcbride
that this collection be taken on "Chil-
drens Day." Oct. II.
The method of treating catarrh,
consumption, asthma and other diseases
Of the lungs and throat, adopted by Dr..
Macdonald, is absolutely curative in the
liative later, notwithstanding the opin-
ion of the Rip VanWinklcs of the profess
sion to the contrary. Call at or write to
DR.. MacDonald's Medical Dispensary.
Austin, MINI.
A claim of $4,000 for personal prop.
erty taxes which should have been levied
and collected during a succession OF
years past has been filed against the
estate of Geo. B. Hayes by County Attor
ney Greenman. If the late Geo. B. Hayes
has evaded the payment of his personal
property taxes, then there ought. to be
some way of collecting now of the estate
What should have been paid years ago.
HARRY A. WHITMAN furnishes the fol
lowing, to swell the long list of similar
testimonials: The undersigned, q resi-
dent of Fort Wayne, Ind, having been
afflicted with fever and ague and chronic
diarrh9a, was told to try Mishler's Hert
Bitters. l followed the advice and have
the satisfaction to state they effected q
cure. Twas induced to give this certifi
cate for the benefit of others similarly
situated
"A wedding card received Tuesday
informs us of the marriage of Charles I
johnson of this city, and Hiss Carrie l.
Thompson, daughter Of Louis Thompson
one of the prominent farmers of Thu
county. Miss Carrie is lovely girl. an(
we all know that Charley l. is one of TIT
sterling business men of this city. w,
wish for this new firm abundant prosper
ity. The ceremony took place at the res
idence of the brides parents in Lansing
township, Tuesday at II a. M, Rev. C
L. Clausen oficisti ting.
The District Sunday school conven
ton will be held at Brownsville on Sun
day next, Oct. 4th. An interesting pro
gram has been arranged. President II
A. Mcconnell, Rev. c. D. Belden, Johr
Criswell, DR.. johnson, j. G. Vaug han
W.P. Hoppin, Mrs L. N. Case, J. J
Hunt. E. Sackse. Robert johnson, o. W
Shadduc and other Sunday school work
ers, will take part Let all friends com,
and bring others with them; and be pre-
pared to stay all day Session com
mences at 1O:3Oa a. M, and closes at 9p. m
Belief In Miracles.
, Mr.. S. W. Benerman, of PhiIadelphia