Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1886-09-08
TRANSCRIPTIONS.

No. ID. Another Solomon Mill
street.
Coop HOUSE For REsr.-Enqu,re
Of ]. D. Sheedy.
Johnnie Geraghty is improving, and
1t is now thought he will recover.
People were in town to see Barnum' s
show yesterday-from every where.
The members of the Floral Club will
hold business meeting at the Library on
Tuesday, Sept. 18th, at 3p. m.
Neuralgia and kindred diseases,
promptly yield to the immediate action
of st. Jacobs Oil, the pain-conqueror.
Rooms to let, furnished or unfur-
nished. Also barn and stables: Inquire
Of Sands, Dry Goods" Main Street,
Austin.
There will be services at Christ
Church vt the usual hours, morning and
evening, Sunday next. Rev. P. B. Pea
body. rector.
Mrs. Jno. Hoy of Waltham was shot
in the shoulder by : careless hunter last
Sunday. Wound is not serious, we are
glad to learn.
Enthusiastically, Sept. Z. Wheat
No. l, COO, Ne. 2, Sc. Barley. No. 2,
Acc, No. 3. Csc. Oats, white, zoe; mixed.
19c. Timothy, $1.55.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Con-
gregational Church. will hold sociable
with Mrs. D. B. johnson next Friday
evening, Sept. 10th. A cordial invita-
ton is extended to all.
Charles H. Webber of Taopl has pur-
chased the interest of ]. J. Clemmer Of
Cresco, Iowa. in the drug firm OF Glenn
mer & Pooler of this city, and will re-
move at once to Austin.
The old reliable clothier, Rudolph
Dunkelmann, il neither dead nor sleep
ing. He is acknowledgements wants
the people to know it. See his column
announcement this week.
Next Sunday the several churches will
resume their separate evening services.
We have had recreation. Now, let all
the churches be filed Sunday evenings.
The time is half past seven.
The calls for the Representative Re-
publican convention for the North and
South districts appear in the TRANSCRIPT
this week. Also call for the Democratic
convention to nominate county officers.
Prof. Andrew tuned the Gabler
piano for the UrsO concert. This is u
high compliment for the Prof. when it is
understood that the accomplished plan
lst pronounced the piano in perfect
tune"
Frank A. Ticknor walked proudly
of with the first premium, IS, on his
superb honey. at the State Fair; and
80, but another Austin man, ]. j. Hayes.
The boys arc to be congratulated.
"A Republican caucus will be held at
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10th. 1885, between the hours of and .
| o'clock, p. M, for the purpose Of electing
four delegates to attend the County Con-
vention to be held at Austin. Sept. 18th.
Following il the list of letters remain
ing lin the Austin pest0ff1ce tor the thirty
days days ending Sept. 4, 1888:
6ee N W', Ida Burton stevens: 9E e.. Tan.
Hanson, Miss Bertha Watkins.CE
The ladies of the Women's Mission
Circle attended the meeting of the Con-
gregsti0nal W0men's Mission Circle at
Mrs. J. F. Cooks, Friday afternoon, Sept.
8, where an interesting address was made
by Miss Gertrude Ellis on Missionary
work in the Sandwich 1slands.
For the meeting Of the Sovereign
Grand Lodge, I. 0. o. F.. at Boston,
Mass. Sept. Goth. the rate from Austin
and return will be $24.4O. The tickets
are limited to return until Oct. 9Th, and
are to he sold only to Odd Fellows and
their families who present certificates
signed by the Secretary of the Lodge.
&. H. COLEMAN, Agent.
The Republicans of Austin township
will meet in Caucus, Ut Gregson's mill,
on Saturday, Sept. II, 1885. at four
p. M. for the purpose of c1ccting 5
delegates to attend the Republican
county convention, and like number of
delegates to the South Legislative dis
tin, Sept 18th. BY order of committee.
The ladies of the Baptist Women's
Mission Circle will hold their next meet
ing with Mrs. W: E: Stanley. Friday
afternoon, Sept. 10. The boxes will be
please send their boxes to Mrs. Stanley.
A picnic tea will be served at 6 o'clock,
! to which all the gentlemen are invited.
The tenth annual convention of the
Minnesota Woman's Christian Temper
september Il, Is. IS and II 1885. The
president, secretary and treasurer of each
local union, one delegate at large and
one delegate fer each twenty-five paying
members of each auxiliary local union
will be entitled to seats in the cOnven-
| ton.
WIN. Pilgrim, of Moscow. while re-
turning home Saturday evening, Aug. 20,
| during the storm, was severely shocked
by lightning. He was nearly stunned,
and quite blinded The team ran away,
aud himself and daughter Minnie thrown
out. Minnie succeeded in leading her
father home, u distance of half mile.
Mr.. Pilgrim has so fur recovered Us to
be able to resume his work.
| The harmful and fatal results attend
ing the use of cough mixtures containing
morphia, opium and other p0isons. are
daily becoming more frequent. 1t is for
| this reason that Red Star Cough Cure
has received the unqualified endorsement
of physieiuns, and Boards of Health
everywhere, as q purely vegetable COM
pound, entirely free from all narcotics.
Price, twenty five cents.
| -Barnum's show yesterday was i'm
mense. The street parade was the finest
| we ever saw In Austin, and we can most
cheerfully say the same for tho per-
Torrance under canvass. No swindling
fakirs about the tents or candy orpea'nut
thieves stepping on you. Everything
was respectable, peaccable and wonder
full. Without doubt there was the largest
crowd ever seen in Austin. People came
from Charles CITY, Usage, Cresco, Albert
Lea, Ovation na-evcrYwhere.
| -HoRsE SToLEN.-On the evening of
Aug. 23d. c. l.. Grannis, Of Racine,
Mower county, had q horse, harness and
carriage stolen from his premises. The
horse was a valuable one. the best one
he owned. worth at least $175. The en-
tire outfit worth about $500. We