Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1886-09-15
TRANSCRIPrIONS.

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&C. II. Thompson is building a large
addition to the residence Of Lyman D.
Baird.
"A. c. Miner appears on the streets
with q new spring dray, built by E. j.
Ames.
The NJ. E. Church sociable will be
held with Mrs. J. T. Bowen next Friday
evening.
ID. B. Smith is building new coal
shtds near the tracks of tho n. & N
w. r. r.
"A splendid new iron bridge, across
the Turtle at Moscow, was completed
Sept. Sd.
The Rock Band Concert Co. last
evening was first class in every sense
of the word.
r.. NJ. Shea, q good Democrat. has
been appointed postmaster at Oakland
in place Of Geo. ". King removed.
j. L.. Nudge has removed his family
J. E. Robinson on South Main street.
For perfect abstracts, go to VIM. N.
Hewe's Office. ALSO LOANS Now MADE
AT H VERY LOWEST RATES. Call and
see.
Rev. Robt. Forbes. D. D., of St.
Paul. will give q lecture in Austin, IN
Friday evening, Path inst. Subject,
mistakes"
VIM. Richards Jr. has purchased tho
stock of goods of w. C. Horrobin, and
the store has been converted into IN K
elusive grocery.
in every land and cline, the merits
Of St. Jacobs Oil as the only conqueror
of pain, are being acknowledged BY the
press and people.
j. w. Wood of Taopi. has been
drawn ~ one of the grand jurors to at
tend the y. s. District Court to be held
in st. Paul, Oct. 4.
The sociable connected with the
Un,versalist Church will meet with Mrs.
L.. n. Ober. next Tuesday evening, Sept.
81. All arc cordially invited.
The Bad Boy Co. will make you
laugh. and yell with delight. All should
20. At the opera house, this (Wednes-
day. evening. Popular prices.
Married. by Rev. 8. G.. Lowry, at
his residence, Sept. IA. 1885, Robert G..
Pollock and Miss Bella J. Laird. The
bride is a sister Of Mrs. Jas. Guy.
-MARKErs.-Tuesday, Sept. IA. Wheat
No. /, Coo, No. 3, Sc. Barley, No. 2,
4oc, No. 8, 33c. Oats, white, zoe; mixed,
18c. Timothy, $1.65. Flax, SIC.
John B. Kilroy of Aberdeen, D. r.,
and Miss Deborah Tierney OF Austin,
were married Monday morning, at St.
Ausustine's Catholic church in this city.
Tom Fogarty of Ramsey and Mary
Kenevan, daughter Of James Kenevan
Of Oakland, were married at st. Angus
tines Catholic church, in this city, last
Sunday.
Closing out sale Of fall and winter
hats. Mrs. Mcmillan will sell for the
next thirty days her stock Of goods for so
cents or = dollar. Come early and get
bargains.
-DECoRAH BUSINESS CoLLEGE.-Es-
tablished in 1874. For circulars. address
John r. Slack. Principal. The course
comprises Business Practice and Expert
Accounting. Terms. Time not limit
Mrs. W. H. Adams is agent for Aus
tin and vicinity for The Dress-makers'
| Magic Scsle,"-a perfect tailor system
of ~dress-cutting. Address Box 242, or
Mrs. Adams will call at your residence
if desired.
-Bascomb & Halls delivery horse
ran away yesterday morning, starting
from 2 point just west of tho school
house. upsetting the wagon and scatter
ing groceries and provisions in every
direction. Damage $25.
Mrs. Cornelia w. Sulzer, wife of the
| Sunday School Missionary. r. F. Sulzer.
died at Albert Lea, on the 9Th inst, Of
| typhoid fever. She leaves a bereaved
husband and seven children, the eldest
daughter II years Of age.
The Barnum circus at Austin, on
Tuesday, drew a large crowd from the
| surrounding towns. Eighty-nine tick
cts were sold from Usage. The boys
! came back on Tuesday night and re-
ported a glorious time.-Osnge News.
Following 10 the list of letters remain
ing in the Austin pestoffics tor the thirty
days ending Sept. II, 1885:
BBe ettS%Ie, h %sona. s sscns:. %i, Gsa'l sso,e,
Buck, wa VanAnkers, A
| Giger, Mrs BF Willis, VS.
The Democrats Of the First ward city
| Of Austin, win hold q caucus over John.
son s. Smith. plow shop, Saturday.
Sept. 18th, 1885, al 8 p. NJ, for the pur-
pose of electing four delegates to At
| tend the Democratic County Convention
ut Austin, Sept. Goth. BY order Of Com
mittee'
-Chas. NJ. Rice and Miss Una Roberts
were married last week Wednesday even
ing, at the residence of the brides pa.
rents. IN this city. The bride and groom
took in Minneapolis and St. Paul for q
wedding Jour. The happy couple have
the best wishes of numerous friends IN
Austin.
Three members Of my family, says
Mr.. James A. Sample, Cash Room, Of
flee Of the Treasurer. U. s., who we're
suffering from a%ggravating coughs, have
been much benefited by talking Red Star
| Cough Cure. None Of the i'll effects 50
noticeable in other cough remedies, have
followed the use of this.
Rev. Peabody, a graduate of Shat
tuck school, Taribault, has settled in
Austin permanently Is rector Of Christ
Church EpiscopaD Of this city. Initial
services last Sunday. Regular Sunday
services at 1890 q. m. and 7:3O p. m.
Morning subject next Sunday. Develop
ment:" evening subject. "Self-Sacrifce."
The Chautauqua Literary and Scien.
tifc Circle has now 100, 600 readers, and
members are being enrolled at the rate
Of 10, 600 a month. All interested in this
great popular movement are requested
to meet at the home of Mrs. c. W. Tay-
ler, on Wednesday evening, ed inst.
for the purpose of enlarglng the Austin
circle.
"A valuable fOur-ycar- old horse was
stolen from the barn Of J. H. Goslee
in London township on the night of the
I'd inst. and. as MI. Goslee is a member
of the Anti Horse Thief Association, he
came here the following day and gave
the alarm. The oficesrs of the Associa'
ton Immediately started out q posse
of men to search for the horse and thief;
but. owing to the latcness of the notice,
it is likely the rascal got such q start that
he will not be overtaken.- Albert Lea
Standard.
Track on the Hayield extension Of
the n. & NV, is laid to a point sever
and a half miles below Sumner. or
eighty three miles below Hayfeld, leav'
iny a paD Of %seveDtv-ive miles to com.