Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1886-05-19
City and Vicinity.

ing.
Again we say the Davidson House
is booming.
Go to D. B. Smiths for hard or soft
coal, and wood.
Try Macs Combination Coffee.
MCBRIDE, THE GROCER.
some pleasant rooms for rent. In
quire of O. Ayers.
THE MARKETs.-Wheat 53@58c. Oats
2O@s3c. Barley 25@28c.
The Railroad Commissioners put up
at the Davidson House Monday.
Come and see the Rochester lamp
IS candle power. MILLS & JOHNSON.
WANTED. For a small family, girl
for general Homework. Inquire of
s. A. SIXTH.
Rev. Stanley lectured on "Gettys-
burg" at Cbatfeld last week Tuesday
evening.
-Pasturing on Dobbins' creek by the
month or season. Inquire of F. A.
Ticknor.
New Mower County wall maps, for
sale, at $3-sriginal price STAT TRANS
CRIPT Office.
Assessor Wilbour is at work. Brace
up now. and hand in an "honest count"
of your wealth.
Try the Uncolored Japan Tea,
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MCBRIDE, THE GROCER.
Special meeting of Board of County
May See notice.
Il have for sale year old past regis
tered Jersey bull of correct markings.
F. A. T1CKNOR.
Richardson & Day have large
amount of money constantly on hand, to
loan at usual rates.
Tommy Beisekcr has been installed
in the post office, as the successor of
Dwight B. Skinner.
If you want to BUY or RENT farm
call at the Office Of Richardson & Day,
over First National Bank.
Sunday morning everything was
white with frost. We hear of no serious
damage to gardens, however.
We have fine lot Of window shades
in plain and fancy patterns at very low
prices. CLEMMER q PooLER
Every one welcome to the prayer
meeting Of the Congregational church.
Thursday evening. Subject, REST"
Would like to exchange good two
seated carriage and set of light harness
for driving horse. BELLUs & CASE.
1t will pay anyone about to buy a
Corn Planter or Cultivator, to call on
james Keenan,, and see his stock.
Pianos and organs at G. +. Mills's.
-Upholstcring done at G. T. Mills's.
Furniture repaired ut G. T. Mills's.
Major Hotchkiss supports Colonel
Mansfield for State Senator. These brave
war veterans are very true to each other.
Rev. G. E. Wright left for short
visit to his father near Rock Island, ILL.,,
and will return in season for next Sunday 8
services.
Mrs. Lizzie Saylor will now be found
In the first house west Of DR.. O. W. Glib
sons. She is prepared to do oil kinds of
dressmakiug.
Mrs. Mcmillan is selling hats this
season cheaper than any other house in the
World. Give her call before purchas-
ing elsewhere.
Mr. Sands has fine stock of new
dry goods, which he desires to distribute
among the consumers Of Austin and
vicinity at mere tritle above cost.
"A small amount of money has been
found by Chief Riley, which the owner
can have by calling on him and identify
ing same and paying for this notice.
"A match game Of ball was played
in Austin yesterday afternoon. Cheap
Chnrley's unknown" was beaten by the
Austin Nirst Fine, to the tune Of 90 to 10
For tho best homemade candy ir
the market, 90 to Will Beatty's, under
Mower County Bank. Confectionery
peanuts, hot coffee, pies. &C., always or
hand
We do not like to hear them say
Decoration Day" What does it mean
9 Let us say. Memorial Day. From it:
institution it has rightfully had only
one name.
-Jusr SEE.-New wall papers in grea
variety, at Clemmor s. Poolers. W.
have some bargains to offer in remnant
and old patterns. Come and see US be
fore buying.
The ladies oil admire the artistic
display in tho windows of j. Solner'
store. J. Solner is one of Austin's mos
reliable merchants. and every body like
to trade at this house.
We are informed that Geo Wood o
Lansing, has purchased the Harwoo,
residence on Franklin street. for 2200
We shall be glad to welcome Mr.. Woo
rs resident of Austin.
-FoR SALE. "A very fine mare; weigh
over 1900 lbs; perfectly true and gentle
Will sell her at bargain. Also goo
Estey organ. for sale. very cheap:
GEORGE BAIRD, Austin, MINI.
For SALE.-A number Of double an
single buggies; also harnesses and laE
robes. At fair grounds; cheap for casl
Will exchange any of the property fc
horses. 6 months time on good notes
CLAYTON WEBB.
Following is the list of letters remain
ing in the Austin post Office for the 80 da,
ending May Is, 1895:
Anderson. Anders Menring: Miss EDITH
Baldwin, Charley Nilsson. Tsaak
Buck, Harcy Schwarzer,
Iorn Haaken Trifte, Miss Susanna
Anyone wishing to raise tomatoes II
the Canning Factory, and not havin
plants Of their own, are requested to ca