Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1886-10-13

The weather is Just lovely
Election Day. November 2.

tlsement this week.
The firm Of johnson & Pierce has
dissolved partnership.
The administering Grand Concert
At the opera house. Friday night.
John Rustad is laid up with q bad
cut in his left wrist made by q chisel.
Number Nine l9) cook stove, 500
less than regular price, at Cook & Rob.
erts.
-Zamora and Wintermute Bros great
Parler Show at o~pera-house tonight and
tomorrow night.
We want two clean copies of the
TRANSCRIPT of March 10. 1888. for which
we will pay 10 cents each.
Miss Addie johnson and MI. N. B.
Selner will sing their choicest selections
at the Opera House. Friday evening.
The new iron bridge. 90 feet long,
across Turtle crock, southwest Of the
city, was completed Friday.
The Royce & Lansing Bell Ringers
gave Us q fine entertainment at the opera
house last Wednesday evening.
The elegant Gable & Co. piano, for
the Administering Concert, is kindly
furnished George G. Miller, music dealer.
Orders for painting. granting or pa
pcr-hanging will receive prompt atten-
ton by s. II. Harrison if left ct Mills &
JohnsSn's drug store.
-Rey. Edwards horse ran away on
Main street Monday, colliding with Bas-
comb & Halls delivery wagon, resulting
in = badly damaged buggy.
1t may prove the red-letter event of
your lief you love muslc-the MOZar-
ra-stoevin9 Concert, at Opera House,
Friday evening"
The new stone foundation tor Frank
0. Halls new residence on Chatham
street, is being built by that veteran
stons-mason, Pat Barrett
Eddie Bulls is assistant. baggage
master 1T the NJ. & n. w. depot, and is
also learning t%elegraphy. Eddie is a
good boy, and will give satisfaction.
-FoR 6ALE.-Two COVE, one yearling
mare colt, one 2-year old mare colt, one
cutter, one cook stOYe.
D. B. JOHNSON JR, Austin.
Hon. VIM. Window. sx-U. s. Senator,
was greeted with a full house at court
house hall, last evening. MI. Window is
= good speaker, and made some telling
hits.
The trains ON the NJ. & N. w. r.. r.
arriving in Austin at 4:27 a. m. from the
south and at 1929 p. m. from the north.
will hereafter u daily-Sundays not
excepted.
The native born Elephant bids fair
to rival the great imported Jumbo in
size and weight; but it is pretty general
ly known that nothing rivals the great
remedy, DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
The delightful New-Step Polka. by
Will L. Thompson, is one Of the most
beautiful pieces of music ever published.
receipt of price, so cts.
The Century for October is full Of
good things. The new volume com.
mences with November, and now is the
time to send in your subscriptions for
this SPLENDID magazine.
AT DEBORAH Business Institute, com.
mencing December l, a monthly tuition
will be charged. first month Sc. second
month IS: third month "a. and s. there
after, or $50 for course
In about two weeks. B. w. Lowell of
this city will receive 500 barrels of Ohio
AZ cheap as the market will allow. Buy.
ers will do we'll to wait.
"A fair connected with the Catholic
church. will be opened Oct. 28th, clos
ing on the 90th. 1t will probably be
held in the Skating Rink, aud an unusu-
ally large patronage Is expected this
year.
The ladies OF the N. E. Church will
serve q public dinner and oyster supper.
in the opera house block. Saturday, Oct.
is. Dinner from IL to = p. m. supper
from $50 to 10 p. m. All are cordially
invited.
Charles Squires and Vert Anderson
deserve to win the thanks of the music
loving portion Of the community by do
ing all they can to pack the house for the
Administering Concert On Friday,
evening.
DEBORAH BUSINESS COILEGE.-Es-
tablished in 1874. For circulars, address
John r. Slack, Principal. The course
comprises Business Practice and Expert
Accounting. Terms, Time not limit.
ed), $50.
Lime Sherwood left Austin last
week Monday for Mankato, where he has
accepted q desirable position with the
American Express Co. The friends In
his native town are very glad to hear OF
his promotion.
- Diseased nature Oftlmes breaks
forth in strange eruptions," y the re-
suit of it all is pain. Now Salvation
OIL will send this very pain to the right
about at the trlfling cost of only rs
cents.
Miss Maggie Skinyon died last week
Wednesday morning, of typhoid fever
aged % years. Funeral on Thursday.
She was the only daughter of her aged
parents residing in this city, and her
death is a great loss to them.
Mr.. Geo. w. Waits, General Agent,
Freight Department, Union Pacific Rail
way. San Francisco, CAL, says: Il have
| derived much benefit from the use of
| Red Star Cough Cure in cases of coughs
and colds" No opistes.
During November at the dining hall
of DEBORAH Institute day board will be
furnished to males for $3.50 per week;
females $40. The winter term-16
~weeks-wih begin November %. There
will be no Christmas vacation.
George Eyre broke through the sky
light in the floor Of the second story Of
Mower County Bank building yesterday
morning. falling a distance of some IL
feet to the first floor. W. are glad TO
say that he was not seriously hurt.
Here is an interesting item for the
ladies: II white clothing, say . dress. is
put away IN a dark closet or drawer, it will
in time become yellow. But If it be placed
in q box lined with blue cloth, it will come
out Is white as it ever was nc matter
how long it lies.
Following Is the list OF letters remain
ing IN the Austin postofice tor the thirty
days ending Oct. 8, 1885:
Adams. Miss Ellie Kenevin, Miss Lizzie
Brennan, Miss Bee Nanville, Gordon F
Dame, Miss Elie Scahan, Michael
Haft, Louis thompson. II
Hart, Ben3 TOlman 60
kRhr, Miss Minnie
Prices on photographs reduced al.
most half from former rates, by G.S. Hill
dahl. at his gallery, over Clemmer q
Pooler's.. This action Is taken by Nj.
Hlldahl because of the constant cutting
in prices which has been going on f0r
some time, and he believes it but SIMPLE
justice that all should be treated alike.
Fathers Deshon and Nevins, Paulist
Fathers from New York dty, at present