Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1885-09-23

TO make children healthy use plenty
of air plenty of milk. plenty of sleep. and
always have bottle of DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup in case of Group.
For SA1E.-1 mare years, geld
ing 2 years. good COW, buggy, 1 cut
ter, / single harness, double harness, 1
cook stove. organ. and other furniture:
Some small farm tools. Ed BRowSs1LL
The firm of Lord & HELEN have ju st
received fine new stock of all kinds of
millinery goods. The ladies of Austin
and vicinity are invited to call and in
spect them-at the store of Bsllus & Case,
in Mcclellan block.
There will be no extra charge for re
served seats. but one price Of admission,
to the Mime. Fry Concert, so those who
intend to 20, should reserve their seats
to-day-at Mills & Johnson's Opera
House drug store-as the concert is to-
morrow evening.
DOR & Wold's elegant new brick
store is beauty, and is building every
Austin man, woman ard child can be
Justly proud of. The men who put their
money in the town in which they live
should be remembered.
Edwin Brownsill sold his three quar-
tiers Hambletonlan 4-year old colt to John
Fogarty of Ramsey. Monday. for $3.50.
This is valuable colt and the price very
reasonable. She is well-bred being only
three removes from old "Rysdk."
For good photographs, true to nature,
well finished and truly artistic in every
way, go to G. S. Hildahl. His gallery is
over Clemmer &, Pooler's store. All the
new styles and sizes Of cards. Work
guaranteed. and prices low as tue lowest.
Lyle II miles south of this city, Sept.
9th, was opened as a regular station on
the Mlnn. & NV. R'y, with Mr.. G. N.
Briggs in charge as agent. Sept. 18th,
| Nerstrand station. miles north of Ken
yon, was also put in charge of Mr.. NJ. E.
VIM, US agent.
District court adjourned Saturday
until Thursday next. when court cases
| only will be heard. In the case of Peter
Nelson vs.. the Chicago, milwaukee q
st. Paul r. r., for burning hay press,
the plaintiff got S219. An adjourned
term will be held Dec. Is.
| George Sutton of Rose Greek, has
received the appointment of postmaster
of his town from General Villas. AS Mr..
Sutton is an old Democrat of the most
loyal stripe, lie is entitled to this recogni-
ton at the hands of the administration.
George will please accept our congratu-
lations.
The remains Of VIM. H. Gore, q
former resident :sf this city. and land
lord of the Davidson House some ID
years ago, were brought to Austin last
Friday from Minneapolis and inferred in
Oakweod cemetery. Mrs. Gore, and her
daughter Evas husband, Mr.. Waters, &C
companied them. Mrs. Gore returned to
Minneapolis the same night.
Miss Allie Nichols was agreeably sur
prised. Fridry evening, at the residence
Of Geo. w. Benton, east of Austin. About
twenty couples of her young friends from
Austin and vicinity joined in the surprise
and partook of the good supper served.
Miss Allie was presented with handsome
pair of gold bracelets, and some other
valuable presents, by the surprising party.
Following is the list ofletters remain
ing in the Austin post office for the 80
days ending Sept 10, 1886:
| A,leo.CH Martin, Miss Minnie e.
Brown, Eliza A Newman, T J
| Case FE Olson, Miss Andrina
SIari, Miss Clara Pitrmanf Frank
Downey, Mrs Kate Rowley, Maj Amos O
Faux; g.. Royle, Edw Geaw
HuItz, Id shook, Fred 9
jones' Miss Belle Willard, Mrs John
Our friends will bear in mind
that the Madame Fry concert will not in
terfere with the prayer meetings of Thurs
day evening; the meetings will close pre-
cisely At half past eight, and the concert
will not commence until that time. You
reserved seats will protect you in your
choice of seats, and none need absen
themselves from the prayer meetings OF
concert.
Saturday evening. Oct. 8, will be the
next regular meeting of the lc1ntyr'
Post. New members will he ad
mitted. and q general attendance is ex
pected. We are requested to remind TIT
comrades that the Post meets the first ane
third Saturday evenings of each month
1t is proposed to inauSurate a series o
camp fires this fall and winter to be hclt
in the Post room.
We warrant the Royal Compound t.
cule Catarrh.
Hammocks for 70 cents.
Hammocks at all prices.
CroQuet sets cheap.
Gasoline always on hand.
We have just received fine line
Ladies' Hand Bags, varying in pric
|, from so cents upwards.
MILLS s. JOHNSON.
Mr.. Adolph Bierman recently ap
pointed the following deputy collector
, of internal revenue for Minnesota: Firs
division, C. F. Buck, of Winona, vic
W. G. Dye; second division. E. &. Il
Adams, of Spring Valley; third division
John Anderson, Albert Lea, vice A. G
, Wedge; sixth division, G. F. Johnson, o
r Minneapolis, vice Alfred B. Hush
seventh division, Burtus Mueller, of 81
, Cloud. vice George w. Benedict.
, Doctor" said despairing patien
to his physician, II am in 4 dreadft
condition.! 1 can neither lay nor sci
What shall do?" think you had bet
ter roost," was the reply. Now. ii "
: consider that this poor fellow was a
t contorted with rheumatism, the docto
would have done much better by present.
;no hattie of Salvation Oil which woul