Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1885-04-29
Farmers are fast finding out that Aus

Farmers are fast finding out that Aus
ii, is the best and most reliable market
of them all. Just peruse the following
price-lst for sugars and coffee, made by
c. W. Taylor & Co.
16 lbs A Sugar for. .S1.W
II Light Brown Sugar for 100
IS g Good Brown Sugar for 100
20 Brown Sugar for..... CD
8 good Rio Coffee for. loo
Cards are received from Rev. and Mrs.
H.A. Mavlew OF Red Bluff, Cal, to wit,
ness til. marriage of their daughter, May
8. to William T. Phipp~. Wish We
could accent, friend Mayhem, AID be
with YOU upon this OCCASION We trust
many years OF true welded bliss will fol
low this union of hearts and hands, and
Austin sends congratulations to the little
maiden who is yet so kindly remembered
in this city.
And now is the time when the person
who thinks he Is the head Of his family
and master Of his house discovers that
he has made mistake. He may talk
brayelv 10 his fellows on the street about
how he does things but invade his resi-
dcncc and the chances are that you Will
fad him iumbly beating carpets OF tax
ing down stoves, while the real boss OF
the establishment stands by with her
head tied mp, and the paraphcrnaia Of
house cleaning around her.
For several days small sums Of
money have been lnVStcrlously m!ssin =
from the ticket agents money drawer at
the depot, ranging from 50 to 50. Oitlcer
Riley was put on JOB Of detection, and
caught George Mlnne'te. only eleven
years old prying down the drawer with q
h,,c)ict. thu. opening it, All the money
taken has been restored, aud on accoun,
= OF the extreme youth Of the offender. the
cast. viii not bc prosecuted. Tina, boy
want, to look out. He Is old enough ~
know better: and hi Won, get off >ora~'y
next time.
THE election of Mr.. Cleveland for
prrs:dcn, affected the state Of Minnesota
NOR. WAYS than one. 1t is not imprub
able that if he had been permitted to stay
at home, Miss cleveland would have
i come here to reside instead Of going &c
the White House with him, tor prior Il
the election Tia" trustees OF the female
college at Albert Liza were III active cor.
rc>pynIcncc with the lady with d view Of
securing her services rs principal OF thai
in tit,ltOn and were encouraged to be
l4cvc that they might b" successful il
their ovrrturrS. -Pi"n>rr |r'~.
Centennial Lodge No. ST. |. O. .. +
Of Spring Valley, celebrated the Goth an
niycr>ary Of the founding Of Odd Fellow
ship IN the L. $. Monday. The SI>riu-
Valley lodge put their best foot toward
and gave their visiting brethren trn
Odd Fellows welcome. The delegate
report a splendid time, /. fine musical en-
tcrtainlncnt in the evening, Il splrn'li'
supper and "a good time generally. Key
W. T.. Stanley, II. Jacobs and \. II
Loucks represented the Austin Lodge
The boys speak in the highest terms o
Rev. Stanlcv> Grafton.
Sheriff MoIl>on has put himself 81
record rs favorlng the most strict econ
,!uv. While the usual custom hereafter
during court has been to appoint from
to court officers, or deputies, Mr.. Moll
= son only had : Of his regular deputir
. most Of the time; though there wcr
swarm3 OF hanger, on who expected t
!, yet crumb for political services r"nderr
last fall. AIS stcrcotyp"l answer how
ever was: II Will pay my political debt
. out of my own pocket, and not out Of til
county treasury" Such an officer is a
2 honor to any county, ard the people wi
show their appreciation when the propt
time comes -Gru,u T"HIv" H.""rh.
The first and original plat Of AustI
q was surveyed, named and recorded ;
"Tillayc Of Au,tin.' The fact that
certain territory, comprising tn" origin;
plat with all its additions, and oth'
lands not divided into lots, has been il
corporatrl as a city. docs not change til
name Of The orr ynal plat, or any of til
additions 1t is still ''EiIlage Of AUSTIN
=: aud deeds to lots in that portion Of tow
! should be- described as in "N'ilayc {
: Austin" SO do not write it: LOT -
z block -, village (nOW city) Of Austin
G The lot is located in the ''Villagc of Au
> tin, az per the original plat thcreof-an
there is no city" about it, so far as til
. official record is concerned.
Mrs. Florence IIolway arrived in Au
0 tin from Usage last Saturday. She can
l I'D to visit friends, and take a little ncct
Z cd rest Mrs. IIolwav has been teachin
: in Usage since she left Austin about tw
years ago. with the exception of c;yl
months Of study in and about Chicago
> where she awaited herself Of the instru
e ton of the finest masters in the Yves
e She has some very fine paintings Wit
e her and many new and beautiful studio
) and her old pupils have persuaded her
I give few weeks Of instruction before st
cured the pleasant rooms over the Nov.
y County Bank. and will be glad to cxhib
her work, and give instruction to all VIII
! wish, for few weeks, to avail thcmsclv.
= Of this rare privilege.
d Adj Gen MacCarthy has Issue
r Special Order No. ~ for an inSpcctic
e and competitive drill Of reserve milit
conn anics, to fill the vacancy caused |
~
!, regiment, As follows: Austin, April ,
!" Wadcna, May +; St. Cloud, Mays. Fac
company must muster forty six officers ar
mcu, and drill at least twenty four file
and all men drilled in excess will count {
score Uniforms will not count, but nca
ness and soldicrly appearance will. y
ter inspection. the drill will be in II
manual Of arms, school Of the soldiers. ar
l. school of the company. Capt E. ). BE;
;. will conduct the Inspection. Pine
/. PTrxS
In accordance with above order Car
Bean inspected Company G, at ExcelSi
Rink Friday evening.
-1IENRY HARRIS OF RAMsEy.-La
Sunday noon Mr.. Harris died Of Bright
disease aged - years. He leaves a Wi
or and two chillreu-Ch Charlie and Rami
st Mr.. Harris has iccn suffering from 4
ID ease for several months past, having 81
y frrtd intensely from erysipclas in one
II his limbs. Mr.. Harris came to Aust
# about 12yrars ago, remaining here a','>
{ 3 wears, then removed to Bro" ns'la
in where ht' kept hotel for some : ,ea
SC About years ago he removed to Ramse
where he has been keeping hotel ar
, eating house I'D to the time Of his deaf
-, - The funeral was from the house on Tu'
90 day at | p. M, the services being in char
81 Of Brownsville Lodge \. F. & A. NJ,
10 which lodge deceased was a member.
NO. short address was made by County SUI
~. Bcltcn. The remains were buried
- Austin cemetery, in Baudlcr's addition
g. 20 the Masonic fraternity conducting t
~, services at the grave. Among the re
tives present at the funeral were VI
Scribncr Of Brownsville. a sister, and NJ
he Runge of Minneapolis. . niece Of !,
n Harris.
all The following marriage licenses WI
&c issued bv Clerk Of the Court Swcningst
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