Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1886-08-18

PIANOS AND ORGANs.-(4Oodp people
don't be misled! As certain Geo. &.
Miller has, from week to week. adver-
tised himself as agent for Klmbal'
organs, we consider it our duty to the
public to nail this Misrepresentation.
Said Geo. G.. Miller has no authority to
quote prices on our goods, and is not
one Of our authorized agents. Our
agent for Austin and vicinity IL Mr..
w. F. Day. Mr.. Day gets goods direct
from the factory Of w. w. Kimbal Co..
Chicago, and therefore, in buying OF him.
you save all mlddlemcn's commissions.
Call and see him and get prices. We
do not blame dealers handling inferior
goods, for Advertising Kimball organs,
in order to add tone to their establish
ment, but when you buy. be careful to
see that the number and style is marked
in plain figures on the back of each
organ. There's something wrong about
organs not marked in this manner.
T. w. BORUA,
General Agent w. w. Kimball GO.
-A7-year old son of Ed Murphy. living
about 2 miles north. east of Austin, while
barefooted. was bitten on the left foot by
Z rattlesnake, last Friday afternoon. The
snake hung to the foot for the distance
of rod before the boy could shake him
off. We understand that very little was
done for the lad until Saturday morn
ing, when the little fellow was brought
into town to DR.. johnson. His limb was
then very badly swollen, and the DR..
did all he could for him. Saturday even
ing the patient was brought into town
again, but he was 50 far gone there was
really no hope for him, and he was taken
home-to die-which even: occurred
Sunday morning. 1t Is too bad that this
very sick boy had to undergo the torture
of being brought into town. This of
itself must have fastened his death. If
the parents were too poor to send for a
physician the county physician should
have been applied to. He should have
had prompt treatment and good care at
his own home. Fatal cases of rattle
snake bite are rare when attended to
promptly.
FAIR NorEs.-Hon. c. K. Davis has
been secured to deliver the address on
Tuesday, the 14th. the first day of the fair.
No one can afford to miss this treat
Ex-Gov. Davis is the most eloquent
speaker in the Northwest.
At meeting of the Executive Com
mittee of the Mower County Agricultural
Society on Saturday last the following
Committees were appointed: James II.
Webb. Leon Dettclbach, Ed Dalager, Ed
Clark and Geo. Varco, on amusements at
our County Fair. C. W. Taylor, d. II.
Stimson and A. Friedrich committee to
solicit funds for the purpose of inducing
fast horses to come to the Fair. Class
Ne. 3 In Premium List was amended so
as to make premium on Trotting Strain
same as on Draft Strain. G. Schleuder
was elected Treasurer of the society. in
place OF w. T. Wilkins, resigned.
Any person desiring privileges on the
fair grounds should apply for terms, at
once, to the committee in charge, VIZ.
]. b. Revord. E. C. Dorr and e. IL.
Huntington. Don't delay. or you will
get left.
1t is very desirable that the merchants
make good display in the man building
this year. 1t adds very much to the at
fractions, besides advertising their bust
ness.
The machine men are invited to make a
display of their wares. No better adver-
tisement-except advertising in the
TRANscR1PT-and they should advertise
both ways.
A new we'll is to be dug. Well-diggers
would do we'll to hand in bids to j. B..
Revord without delay.
Fair 6atps-Sant ID IL and 1R