Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1885-04-08
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The town IS full of school ma'ams.
I'VE are iumpinv riuhf into simmer


EARLY vegetables at G.. ". Taylor
Co.'S.
The children are enjoying their week
vacation.
| Read the advertisementsin this weeks
TRANSCRIPT
March. 1885. is said to he the dries
| month on record.
Twelve persons united with the NJ. E.
church last week.
Our Austin girls are all going to be
| school marms this summer.
Plated silver ware, just received
| cheap, at G. w. Taylor & Co.'S.
Rev. Stanley has been giving course
| of Sunday morning lectures on Prayer.
-Solner was IN the eastern markets
last week. Ls'ok out for the new goods
"A delightful rain set in Monday night,
rejoicing Mother Earth and everybody
| else.
Mrs. G. S. Burnham and children, OF
Blooming Prairie, have recently come tc
Austin to live.
1t is said there are twentyways to cook
potatoes, but alas, there is only one way
to swallow them.
Table cutlery and pocket knives, a
tine assortment, at the grocery house OF
G. W. Taylor d. Co.
j. W Lobb has moved into the Morgan
house Jessie Makcpeacc takes the house
vacated by Mr.. Lobb
Washington Hull was seeding barley
last week. l.. Mott of Red Rock was
seeding wheat last Wednesday.
Ducks, ducks. and ducks, all over
the &, tlar river. About 80 hunters were
Out Friday and Saturday near town.
The lovelicst spring wraps in the dis
play window Of Hall g. West. The ladies
look upon them with admiring eyes.
The furniture stock If Fernald & Co..
IN this city was sold several weeks ago to
ii Mr.. Chadbournc of Columbus, Wis.
Street Commissioner Gtrayhty has
already, with the first warm days. begun
tn good work Of cleaning the streets.
Mayor Fr-nc!, is much BETTER lie
was able to attend to some business at his
office Monday and Tuesday Of this week.
Lord forgive me day by day Debts
| cannot hope TO pay Duties ] have
left undonc-Evils have failed to shun
MARRIED. March 25,h. by Rev c.
+. Wright, at his residence in Austin, FL
mcr Dennis Of Waltham. and Miss Alice
billie, Of Wisconsin.
Business men, advertise in the TRAN
SCRIPT, and advertise every week in the
year. ii you would increase your business
and advcrtiseyour town.
The sale Of Lcvy's stock Of clothing
has again been postponed hy order Of the
Court this time until May 14th, when
sealed bids will be received
Mrs. NJ. J. Stroud has opened up a
stock of notions in Mrs. Parry's building,
one door north of Opera House, with
counters offs and 10c goods.
Albert Woodson has established a
new meat market in $. w. Days build
ing, first door east of Donovan's furniture
store, south side Of public square.
-WiIkic Collins. Mary Elizabeth Brad
don, Mrs. O!lphant and 'Ouida,' four of
the greatest novcllsts Of the age write OK
cltlsively for the Ktnuesotv 1rijune.
Il am ready to haul away rubbish,
clean up yards, and pillow gardens, at
reasonable prices. Leave orders at c. W.
Taylor's store. S. PURDY.
The Easter services at the NJ. +.
church last Sunday morning were largely
attended. Rev Edwards subject: "Evi
dcnces of the Resurrection Of Christ
Pat Geraghty has the job of clearing
out the cellars for the new block which
is 10 be erected by Dorr & Void on the
Basford corner and his teams are at work
Salvation OIL the celebrated Amcri-
can remedy, is guaranteed to cure rhcu
matism. sore throat, swelIings. bruises.
burns, and frost bites. Price only TWEEN
tytivc cents II bottle.
Hon. b. D. Sprague, who represented
Mower county in the Senate branch of
the State Legislature in 1864, is build
ing a residence at Forest Park, Mime
apolls, to cost $1,000.
AT the NJ E. Church, next Sunday
the subject will be: The
Stewards office in the Methodist church,
and in the evening: 1.-The relation Of the
Financial to the Spiritual"
e T. Robertson, the student who
carried off first prize last Friday at Ham
line University, in the Oratorical contest,
supplied the NJ. E. church pulpit Of this
city for several months last summer
-Uudressed kids are said to he the
latest style. Well. we know Of one
ment. for she is about giving up the idea
dressed.
Following is the list of letters remain
ing in the Austin post office for the 80
days ending April H. 1885:
(,ronk, Geo Lewis. Caspar
Hall, S Parmeter. Mrs Nette
Mrs. G. s. Hi|dahl has an elegant dis
play of spring millinery ready for the city
and country trade. Give her call, and
you cun have the pleasure Of making your
selections from the very latest styles in
the market.
The Publishers of the Richmond. Va.
Enquirer. heartily recommend DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup and say: 1T has been well
tried in our office and composing room.
and has cured our city editor of very
bad case Of bronchitis"
The Early History of Mower Coun-
ty" is being distributed to subscribers.
As is usual with such works, there arc
many provoking errors in names, dates.
&C. Otherwise, the work is quite inter
rsting, and valuable for reference.
WHITE Russian OATS FOR SALE
These oats yielded on our farm in Red
Rock, IN general field, 66 bushels per
acre. For sale on the farm 1T 80 cents
per bushel Sample can be seen at Bellus
4 Cases store, Austin. G. L. CASE.
-Mesdames Lord & HELEN are surpris-
ing even their old customers with their
spring purchases Of millinery goods of all
descriptions. They have the latest novel.
ties in ribbons and hat trimmings, and the
latest styles in spring hats and bonnets.
Next meeting of the Woman's Mission
Circle, will meet with Mrs. Stanley We'd
nesday afternoon. April 8. at O'clock
Let there be- punctual attendance.
Come prepared to make suggestions for
promoting the interests Of the meetings.
Louis Rustad met with quite an acct
dent last week, and it is feared he may
lose the sight Of his eye. A stray shot
from some hunters gun pierced the eye
ball. and it is impossible yet to tell
Just how serious the accident may prove.
-Chas. |. Gibson, son of Thomas Glib
son of Lansing, has been appointed agent
for Walter \ Woods harvesters. binders
and mowers. He has opened his Office in
Keut's building on Bridge street, and ex-
poets to deal in all kinds Of farm ma