Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1885-11-18
TRANSCRIPT
AUSTIN. WEDNESDAY. NOV. Is. 1855.
! City and Vicinity.


-November's IS pleasant as May.
Buy your hardware of Cook q David
The Methodist supper was q good
one.
-Cranberries, 3 quarts for IS cents, at
Fishers.
Twenty day boarders wanted At N. I.
Johnson's.
Best Home made Candies, so cents.
at Fishers.
Go to D. B. Smiths for hard or soft
coal, and wood.
Plenty of good fresh butter for sale.
by Be Illus s. Case.
Will. Beatty wishes to purchase some
nice dry popcorn.
The ladies of the N. E. church netted
Sos on Saturday last.
H. E. Bacon mot Bascom) is the name
of the busy lumberman.
BE sure and take your Sunday din
ners at the Fleck House.
House for ront on Water street. In
quire of Mrs. N. C. Morgan.
We rise to remark that the weather
continues mild and pleasant.
The genial Eugene Wood IL keeping
books for Fred the Butcher"
-Duny's celebrated Rochester. N. Y.
cider At G. F. RADBRxACHER's.
Pearl buttons, from 5 to 8 cents per
dozen, all sizes, at the Boston store.
New Mich Cows and Grade Hol-
stein Heiters for sale. A. V. ELLIS.
Wanted, to trade, a Kimball organ
for driving horse. JULIUS JOHNSON.
The sweet singers were out Saturday
evening. They made some good music.
Fred the Butcher is going to run
his meat market by steam power here
after.
-Supt. Belden was visiting schools on
the east side Of the county all Of last
week.
Go to N. I. johnson for q good
square meal, opposite Olson's furniture
store.
Many new subscriptions are being
added to our list, and yet we will welcome
more.
Any one desiring first class table
board will do we'll to apply at tho Fleck
House.
New Mower County wall maps, for
sale, at $3-origlnal price Stat TRANS
CRIPT Office.
Mr.. aid Mrs. w. E. Richardson en-
tertained q few friends informally last
Thursday evening.
AT Lyman D. Baird's auction sale
Monday the McGrath property was sold
to Frank Ticknor.
Richardson & Day have 4 large
amount Of money constantly on hand, to
loan at usual rates.
Short Horn Bull Calves, and Poland
China pigs. all ages, for sale cheap.
J. ]. FURLoNa.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. 8. Smith will enter
tain friends this "wednesday evening at
their hospitable home.
Frank Day was delayed in his de-
parture for Duluth. by the illness Of his
partner Mr.. Richardson.
Nate Reed, clerk for G. w. Taylor,
is building house on the corner south
Of Auditor Elms' residence.
If you want to BUY or RENT farm
call vt the Office of Richardson & Day,
over First National Bank.
&C. A. Dalager has just received the
finest line of mems shoes ever brought to
Austin Call and see him.
THE Fulton Market" on Mill street,
Geo. P. Msrse proprietor. publishes his
price-lis in the TRANSCRIPT.
w. E. Richardson is quite i'll since
Thursday evening Of last week. His
symptoms indicate typhoid fever.
-Jno. P. Walsh is in very poor health.
He is said to have consumption. We
trust his case il not hopeless one.
"A new barber shop has been opened
at Rose Creek. by Wallace johnson, next
door to Varcos store. Call on him.
Men are often heard saying, their
aspirations are high" Some have even
been high enough to reach the gallows.
H. W. Bulls gives the best square
meal for IS cents of any public house in
this city. He keeps the Davidson House.
Our old friend, Judge W. H. Gran
dali of Owatonaa, is just getting out
again, after Z severe attack Of rheumatic
| fever.
There will be gospel meetings in the
NJ. f. church this week, on Tuesday.
Wednesday and Thursday evenings. 1t
7:3O.
There are still two or three good
rooms to be had at the Fleck House, by
those desiring q first class boarding
place.
After Oct Esd, you can get oysters
! by the pint. quart. gallon or tubful At
Radermacher's Oyster House. on Mill
| street.
Lumber IS beng sold very cheap in
Austin this fall. People come here for
their lumber from points IS and 20 mlles
distant.
The sociable for the Railroad chapel
will meet this week with Mrs. H. Freder-
ikse On Lansing avenue, on Wednesday
evening.
"A. w. Wright has tne line Of stoves
and il agent for the famous Glidden Barb
Wire. Note changes in his advertisement
this weeks
j. E. Crews, formerly of Austin. has
recently been advanced to the position IT
agent Of the American Express Co. At