Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1885-12-02

Charlie Rice is quite ill. We hope he
will soon be better.
Mrs. A. Wright has desirable rooms
that she will rent on reasonable terms.
BE sure and take your Sunday din
ners at the Fleck House.
-Duffy's celebrated Rochester, N. Y.
cider at. G. F. RADERNACHER's.
Pearl buttons, from to cents per
dozen, all sizes, at the Boston store.
New Mich Cows and Grade Hol
stein Heiters for sale. A. V. ELLIS.
The poor we have always with u.s.
Do not forget them a. winter approaches
Wanted, to trade, a Kimball organ
for driving horse. JULIUS JOHNSON.
Any one desiring first class table
board will do we'll to apply at the Fleck
House.
Good secondhand hard coal stove
for sale cheap. Inquire Of
w. H. ADAMS.
New Mower County wall maps, for
sale, at $3-origlnal price Stat TRANS
cRIPT office.
Mrs. Judd is still very i'll. Her rsla-
tives in Albert Lea were tele9rsphed for
last Saturday.
Read Hatred Olson's ADVERTISE
| ment in regard to crayon portraits and
landscape drawing.
There were several very pleas ant
| family reunions in Austin last Thursday
over dead turkeys.
Richardson q Day have Z large
amount Of money constantly on hand, to
loan at usual rates.
Miss Jennie Crandall now waits up
on customers in the popular dry goods
house Of Hall & West.
| Austin streets are full of teams these
pleasant days-aud our merchants are
dong brisk business.
Short Horn Bull Calves, and Poland
China pigs, all ages, for sale cheap.
| j. J. FURLONG.
! DIR. and Mrs. Hollister will enter
tain a goodly company Of friends this
"wednesday evening.
If you want 10 BUY or RENT farm
| call 1T the Office of Richardson & Day,
over First National Bank.
| &C. A. Dalager has just received the
finest line of men shoes ever brought to
Austin. Call and see him.
| Company G. gives another dance
New Years evening. The Thanksgiving
ball was financial success.
For SALE.-A second hand heating
stove, almost new. Inquire of n. 1.
Johnson, at the European Hotel.
| Baked Beans, done up brown, in Bos-
| ton style, delivered at your door every
Sunday morning. by Bowen Il Burden.
Call upon the strangers in our city,
and give them proper welcome. There
are q good many Of them in Austin now.
III. W. Bulls gives the best square
meal for rs cents of any public house in
this city. Hekesps the Davidson House.
Miss Lizzie Peters furnished an
eveningof rare pleasure for large COM
pany of her young friends last Thurs
day.
There are still two or three good
rooms to be had at the Fleck House, by
those desiring first class boarding
place.
Peter Haley (the "owl') was home for
few days recently. His friends are al
ways glad to see him-if he does play
jokes.
| OYSTERS can get your oysters
by the pint, quart. gallon or tubful at
Kadermacher's Oyster House, on Mill
street.
! Thanksgiving day in Minnesota, 1885,
beautiful Indian summer day-balmy,
bright and delightful nd We were all
thankful for it.
| Sunday evening services in the
several churches of Austin will, during
the winter, begin at Z o'clock, commenc-
ing next Sunday.
Miss Florence Livermore was acting
County Treasurer during Mr.. Cases
recent absence which was occasloned by
both sickness and business.
School District No. %. miles east
Of Austin. opened its winter term Mon
day, with 20 scholars. with s. H. Har-
rison of this city as teacher.
| Two weeks more of school, and then
the children and teachers take their
| Christmas vacation. We trust that it
will DO happy one to them ALL
-"One fire burns out another's burn
ing" and most pains suffer more to be
cured. but Salvation Oil is painless and
certain. 1t costs only % cents.
Attention, Mcintyre Post. Officers
! for the ensuing year will be elected ut
the next regular meeting, Saturday.
| Dec. 9Th. A. +. CHRISTIE, Com.
! Now sec here, if you wish oysters in
bulk, just you step into the restaurant of
Bowen s. Burden. on Bridge street, and
there you have them. fresh and cheap.
! The members of the Ladies' Floral
| Club will hold business meeting At the
Library, on Tuesday, December 9Th, at
$50 p. N. s. L. DAVIDSON, Secre tary.
| "A fresh stock Of John Fosters fine
shoes for ladies and misses, at c. A. Dal-
ayers, first door north of First National
Bank. His prices are below the lowest.
-FuRN1ruRE AT COsT.-At T. w. Don
evans, until sold. All are invited to call
and see him, and take advantage OF the
great sale. See his advertisement else
where.
DIR. McDonald's rational method of
treating consumption. and allied vast
ing diseases. is the only one attended
with success. Office. Main street.
Austin.
Even the city Of Chicago is willing
| to spell down. A Congregational church
| in the city has advertised - feature OF
q sociable Thursday evening = spelling
match.
| Mrs. Mcmillan is selling goods cheap
or than ever. She will. for the next thir-
" days, sell Is per cent. less than cost. in
order to close out her goods before the
holidays.
| Some frien d has borrowed bound vel
ume 20, Of Harper's Magazine. from our
library. It has been out of the library
| for some time, and we should like to have
it returned.
For comfort, durability and style.
John Fosters fine shoes for ladies and
misses, take the cake" C. A. Dalagsr
has again received full line OF them,
and his prices are very low.
LACROSSE RusIxEss CoLLEeE.-
Established in 1855. THIS school gives
as thorough business course ~ any and
At one-third less cost than many. Life
scholarship $40. Write for particulars to
I'LL. WALLACE, La Crosse Wis.
The bes. ON earth, can truly be SAID