Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1886-12-10

The rink is well patronized.
Astreet railway for Austin.
Oysters in all styles at Radermachers.
New styles oflfurniture atlOleson's.
The City Council held an adjourned
meeting tonight.
The holiday trade has begun, and the
merchants are busy showing their goods.
The largest stock of underwear in the
city, al Hall e. Vests.
Wood at only $500 per. cord at J. F.
Fairbanks.
Read the last chapter of McBride's
thrilling serial.
Cheap Charley has made fine display
of scarfs, handkercheifs etc.
The finest stock of china-ware ever
brought to Austin at Bascomb & Halls.
Bring in your orders for job work be
fore the rush of the New Year.
Every night sees a load of young peo-
pie enjoying an old fashioned sleigh
ride.
Old soldiers will read with interest
the letter of Gen. G. G. Andrews advo-
eating State Soldiers Home.
Mayor French and Aid. Knox have
been busy this week. attending to car
shop matters.
What better present can you make
than the TRANSCRIPT and its library?
Oysters by the pint, quart and gallon
at Radermachers.
Hays Bros. have received new case of
gold headed canes.
Silks and Satins, Velvets and Wooden
Dress Goods, the finest quality, at Hall
81 Vests.
Mcbride and Sands have been obliged
to put in new floor in the front of the
store.
G.. M. Thompson has put up a new
carpenter shop on Mill st., adjoining
Jahren's.
A. c. Taylor tainted on the streets
Thursday moring' He was taken to
Burr MAXWELL house.
500 cords of wood at J. F. Fairbanks,
at $500 and $3.50 per. cord. 500
per. cord extra for saving.
Following are the officers elected for
the year by the Austin Encampment
No. 20. 1. o. o. F.: G. p, D. H. Stlm-
SON., 8. w., A. H. Loucks; J. w.,
L. French; II. p, G. H. Wilbour, Scribe,
s. A. Smith; Treas, ]. Schwan.
The Travelling Mems Excursion will
start to Chicago on the morning of the
26th. J. r. Webb can give any informa-
ton regarding the excursion. Quite a
number will go from Austin, and good
time is assured.
ATTENT1oN.-All BILLS past1 due which
are not paid before Jan LIST 1885. will be
s,>% ho~ lo o.
call and settle, and save expense Of COL
lection. Yours Truly,
Dalager & Bowen.
What would be better present than a
fine rug? See those at Hall & Vests.
ALI our readers who are intending to
subscribe for paper. will find it to their
advantage to examine our club list,
published in another column.
DR.. J. P. Squires has fitted up the
rooms over the One Price Clothing Store,
for his Office. The Drs many friends
will be pleased to hear that he will re-
main IN Austin.
Neckwear for the Holiday trade, at
Hall & Vests.
A very attractive window is that of
Bascomb & Halls, which contains some
fine china and erockery-ware. In the
centre is a very fine toilet set, of tasty
design, which IS surrounded by variety
Of unique peices of china.
Horrebin and Rice are making a spec
ialty of holiday goods.
Monday evening Co. G elected the fol
lowing delegates to attend the State Con-
ventlon of the NJ. N. G. at St. Paul,
June 18TH: Capt. Trowbridge, Lieut..
Clark, Sergt. Padden and Sergt. Wright
Is alternate.
Our largo stock OF blankets and COM
forters must be closed out immediately.
HALL & WEST.
Lord Il Heflen have recently received
a fresh stock of millinery goods. The
stock is large, and the variety and as
sortment most complete. For sale at very
low prices. Butter, eggs and farm pro
duce accepted from country trade.
Agency for Tan sill's fine La Boquet'
cigars. Best SC cigar sold.
POOLER & WEBER.
The First National Bank put up the
first signal flags: Tuesday morning.
There will be two flags put up each morn
temperature, and one with blue centre,
denoting the state of the weather. Fol.
lowing are the flags with their lndica-
tons:
A red solid circle, higher temperature.
A red crescent. lower temperature.
A red flve-pointed star, stationay tempera.
A blue solid circle, general rain or snow.
A blue present. clear or fair weather.
A blue flve.poipted star, local rain or snow.
A black square, a cold wave.
The White is King. Come and
see It. w F. DAY.
Miss Catherine Wilcox, NJ. D., graduate
OF Hahnemann Medical College, Chicago,
has concluded to practice in Austin.
Her Office and residence are on Water St.
two doors east of the Mansfield House,
on the opposite side of the street. Miss
Wilcox IS we'll known to the people Of
Austin, many OF whom will be pleased
to know that she will practice here.
If you want to BUY or RENT farm,
call at the office of Richardson, Day l. Co.,
over First National Bank.
Horrob,n s. Rice have taken the base.
ment of the corner store in McClelland's
block, which they will use for cleaning
and Keeping poultry.
That the inducements which we have
offered to subscribers have been appre
ciated, IS proven by the large number
of subscriptions which have come in dur
ing the past week. We believe we of.
fer as great inducements to subscribers as
any paper. See our club list and library
offer.
Pianos and organs. W.T.. DAY.
An interesting feature of the TRAN.
SCRIPT is the educational column edited
by County Superintendent G. D. Belden.
There is always something of interest in
this column, 10 teachers throughout the
county, and we believe this column is
appreciated by the teachers and others
who are interested in the work. Every
teacher should read this column, for it
contains many valuable suggestions, and
much interesting news.
Call on W. F. Day for sewing
machines.
CLOVER CHAFr FOR Pou1TRY.-It NAV
be new idea to some poultry breeders,
this one of feeding clover chat to poul.
try during the winter. but many success.