Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1885-02-11
Decorated Tea Set,
6 Pieces,
only :
Ten Dollars.
MCBRIDE THE GROCER.

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Brown, LucyJ Smestad. Andreas T
Bowen. James Penney, Ell
GoushIan. Dennis Tunquist, John
aalvorson, u
The receiver in the J. Levy assign
ment appointed as appraisers of the stock.
Chris johnson. D. II. Stimson and Will
Fenten. Sale of stock has not yet been
ordered, and it is hoped that q settlement
will be made.
! Having used DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
in nv family for the last three years, I
find it is the best preparation have ever
used for coughs and colds, giving almost
immediate relief. B. WALKER,
Gcnl Com. Merchant, 118 Light St.,
BALTIC, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Miner were sur
prised by about fifty of their friends. at
the Davidson house. Wednesday evening.
They were presented with stuffed rock
ing chair, and after social time the COM
pany sat down to bountiful supper.
Country dealers in the smaller towns
contiguous to Austin, should send in their
orders for CIGARS to LEVI W. DECKER
! Austin. MINI. His goods are choice,
and made from the very best Of tobacco.
Mail orders receive prompt attention
Henry Waddlck. a former resident
of Faribault and Austin, died in Mime
apolis at $50 o'clock Tuesday morning,
Feb. Sd, and the funeral will be held at
the church of the Holy Rosary in South
Minneapolis al 1890 o'clock on Friday
morning.
We are promised another musicale at
the Baptist church soon. The program
promises to be superior to the one given
IN January. We hope these rare musical
entertainments will continue through the
coming season. They are very enjoyable
occasions.
During last week Tim Delaney of the
town of Lodi, bought eighty acres of
land for $3.50. This sale was made by
the wide awake real estate agency of
Richardson & Day. This firm report a
sale almost every week. Let thei good
work 60 on.
Business with the new bankers Of the
First National Of Morris is opening up
very brisk. Geo. NJ Fish Jr and Henry
s. Judson. the President and Cashier.
boys took possession Of the bank about
two weeks ago.
Hall & West are bracing up already
for heavy spring trade. s. A. Riven-
burgh, general salesman for Marshall,
Field & Co., was IN the city Monday, and
this popular dry goods house have order
ed through him large supplies to their
already full stock.
Cook & Davidson are the agents for
Bankers patent chimney top and vcnti-
lator, warranted perfect cure for
smokey chimneys. Any one having
chimney which is troubled for good draft
when the wind is in a certain direction,
will appreciate this top.
Prof. Virgins advises everybody TO
prepare for great storms, which are book
ed for the 18th to the Goth of March, He
says there will be cyclones, tornadoes,
hurricanes and everything of the kind
Virgins should be suppressed. We have
had enough bad weather for this year.
Round trip tickets to New Orleans,
La, and return, commenced sale Dec /,
1884. Rate for the round trip from Aus
tin will be $751; 40, for tickets good for
forty five 49, days; and $4O.6O for tickets
good until June 1st. 1886
c. II. COLEMAN, Agent.
A vote was taken in Racine township
Mower county, few days ago, on the
proposition to issue bonds to the amount
of 5000 to aid in the construction of
the DEBORAH, Rochester and Red River
railroad. The anti-bond people carried
the day by four majority
Post
Briggs s. Burr are arranging for q
nice social dancing party at the Roller
Rink Monday evening, Feb. 10TH They
for the occasion. 1t is said this band is
not excelled iu the Northwest They al
so have "caller" who knows his bust
ness.
III that bald headed imposter, the
"oldest inhahitant," puts his head out.
and dares to say that the winter OF 1884
isn't just little ahead Of any other win.
ter for furnishing plenty of extreme cold
weather, let him be buried in a prairie
: blizzard, with only busted mercury bulbs
for tombstones.
The first number of the Northwestern
Democrat on the west side of the river
was issued by Maj. w. A. Hotchk,ss. in
| 1854, from frame building, which il
still standing at the corner of Third stree,
and Fifth avenue south 1t was the first
paper ever issued in West Minneapolis
and 81 per copy has been offered for the
3 first numbers, but they cannot be obtain
e ed.-Pioneer Press.
We acknowledge the receipt from F.
A. Richardson Of the New Orleans daily
Picayune containing full list of the pre-
, NUNS announced in the Department Of
Dairy Products Minnesota is very PROUD
of her record, and in Mr.. F. A. Richard
son. our townsman. we have the RICH
, man in the right place.
f There was meeting Of the executive
committee of the Editorial Association
of Minnesota. in conjunction with tn,
legislative committee, Monday afternoon
c. Fl. Davidson beng a member Of boil
committees, was summoned to attent
, and left Austin for st. Paul Monda,
morning on the S clock train.
The great storm which ragged to tn
:, south and west on Monday. seriously at
. fected the running Of trains between
:, Austin and McGregor. Mondays tran
from the south was delayed until Tues
day morning while the Tuesday train