Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1886-10-06
PRESCRIPTIONS

Number Nine 20 cook stove, $50
less than regular price. at Cook 8 hob
erts. r." +
Floral Club meeting. at the Library
rooms, next week Tuesday Afternoon, at !
o'clock.
The Good Templars' social will NEE
with Mrs. Wilson Beach. Friday evening
of this week.
We want two clean copies of the
TRANSCRIPT of March 10, 1885. for which
we will pay 10 cents each.
Miss Maggie Skinyon is not dead. 4.
reported in the Austin items of yesterday
Pioneer Pres. She is, however, very Ill
with typhoid fever.
The Pioneer Press says Ignatius Don
nelly lis not a one-sided man. He il
very polyangular and pelymorphous Is. n
occasion requires"
Summer coughs and colds generally
come to stay, but the use OF Red Stal
| Cough Cure Invariably drives them away
Safe, prompt, sure.
On the 18th of October. the fare on
the c., NJ. & St. P. r. r. in Iowa, Min,
to 8 cents per mile.
Orders for painting, granting or pa
p~er-hanging will receive prompt atten.
ton by 8. II. Harrison If left at Mills &
Johnsen's drug store.
Mrs. Knox, state organizer of the W.
G: T. u. gave a very spirited temperance
| address at the opera house Sunday even
ing. It.was full of practical points.
DO not forget the magnificent enter
tainment of the Royce & Lansing Com
edy Co. tomorrow evening. Secure your
seats at Mills & Johnson's drug store.
New timetable on I. & NJ. division
C., NJ. q st. P. R. r. took effect. Monday.
No changes worth noting in passenger
trains. See corrected time card.
-MARKErs.-Tuesday, Oct. 5. Wheat
No. /, sec, No. 3, SIC. Barley, No. 2,
42c, No. 3. 35c. Oats, white. zoe; mixed.
18c. Timothy. $1.55. Glover, 81.
George Conklln, the lion-tamer. says
he will have nothing to do with cross
eyed animals, nor use any other remedy
for his coughs and colds bat DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup.
Christ Church Episcopal, r. B. Pea
body, Rector. Sunday services: 1890
2. m: and 1880 p. m. Subjects for next
Sunday: Morning. Baptism" Even
ing. David and Jonathan" Fl
Sheriff Allan Mollison Saturday
filed the return with the state auditor for
removing Charles Mitchell to the state
prison. The prisoner was sentenced for
two years for grand larceny.
We call respectful attention to the
advertisement headed democratic Tick
et." It occupies an honorable position
at the head of the first column on the
1oc01 M 90 If tho Tn NaCRTpT
-DEcoRAH BUSINESS LoLLEGE.-Es-
tablished in 1874. For circulars. address
Jshn r. Slack, Principal. The course
Accounting. Terms, Time not limit.
ed). $50.
In the semi-annual school appertion-
ment made by the State Superintendent
last MooHndsy. Mower county is entitled
each pupil. The number Of pupils for
this county, 1877.
Thomas johnson of Waltham had
two steers stolen from his yard Wednes.
day. They were traced to Dexter Fri
day, where they had been sold and one
of them butchersd. Officers arc search
ing for the thieves.
"A little 5-months old boy baby.
belonging to Mr.. and Mrs. N. w. Rogers
of Austin town, died Sunday night.
The twin companion of the boy, a little
girl. took n of the premiums at the
baby show at the recent county fair.
Following Is the Inst OF letters remain
ing IN the Austin p~ostofice tor the thirty
days ending Oct. 2, 1888:
ss1tisy Nv v q n $sS : t S?te
Burns, DR. Arthur f ~ Truman. Miss Jessie
Carter, Sidney
Charlie Newman, while driving q
spirited team last Saturday near the Min.
nesota & Northwestern railroad grade,
was thrown out and under the wheels,
receiving q fracture of the left collar
bone and other injuries. The team was
frightenedeb by an engine.
AT the competition drill Of Company
g. Monday evening. the following SOL
diers were awarded the badges: Ser
geants w. T. Mollison, A. w. Wright,
Fred A. Wood; Corporals Chas. F. Cook,
Worthy 8. Sterling; Privates Clarence
Hefen, Phil H. Short, Chas. E. Rens-
berger, Geo. Marvin.
The contract between the city of
Austin and the Milwaukee & St. Paul
railroad for the removal to this city Of
the Wells machine shops has been fully
executed by both parties. The city has
purchased the required land, and IT.
rangements completed for the requ ired
cash bonus of $40. 900
-McIntyre Post is arranging for its
second annual banquet and campfire, to
come OF Wednesday evening. the Goth
inst. All comrades are expected to con-
tribute to the Csmmissary Department.
Program next week.
A. E CHRISTIE, Commander.
NJ. N. TRowBR1DeE, Adjutant.
Prices on photographs reduced al
most half from former rates, by G.S. Hill
dahl, at his gallery. over Clemmer &
Pooler's. This action Ia taken by Mr..
Hlldahl because of the constant cutting
in prices which has been going on for
some time, and he believes it but simple
justice that all should be treated alike.
The first letter delivered from the
Austin post-ofice, under the new special
delivery regulations, was from Asstin,
Washington territory. for A. C. Case,
which arrived at 1880 last Friday even
ing, and was delivered the next morning
at 7:45. The second was q package for
L. L. Gable, arriving at 12 noe Sat
urday. and was delivered 10 minutes
later.
"A well known citizen of Lancaster.
Pa. MI. l.. B. Keifer. writes: Having q
sprained leg of almost thirty days stand.
ing, and after trying half = dozen ad
vised preparations in the market with
out satisfactory results. l was advised
to try Salvation Oil, did so, and in less
than three days my leg was oil right
again. 1t did the work.
Owing to the severance of MI. Good
wins connection with the "Dr. Mcdonald
D~ispenssry." and his early departure
from Austin. 1t is necessary that all
parties indebted to this concern. lIquidate
at once. Settlement may be made with
Mr.. 0oodwin-to whom oil accounts be-
long-or with the new dispenssry, vel
Mower Co. Bank. for one month. after
which time the accounts will be left in the
hands Of an attorney for collection.
Ned Lewis, Of this city, one Of the
->.A fos%hf,l >ul ~o1s>hlo 0onrrnnksvn mn.