Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1888-09-05
-Kinsey Is selling all goods in store
cheaper than ever before.

-25 per cent discount on jackets. jer
seys, cloaks, shawls. hosiery, gloves anC
underwear at Kinsey's.
| Taylor, the painter has up very
neat sign over his Paint shop. Taylor ia
IN artistic Painter, and turns out some
! fine work. @
Our county fair opens September 10,
two weeks from yesterday. II is time ia
begin preparing your exhibits if you w,sl,
! a successful fair. - -. .~... :.
Those who cot up early enough in
the morning report light frost Friday
night. Not enough however to do any
particular damage.
The trustees of the Austin Cemetery
Association have men at work clearing
up the cemetery. They will give it a
thorough overhauling. 1t is q good Job.
The books of the firm of Dalager Bros
will remain at the old stand, and an early
settlement of accounts is required on &C
count OF the change of firm. Please call
in at once and settle up,
Mrs w. H. Adams at 802 River St.,
will take a few boarders ut $3.50 per
week for board and room. Those wish
ing nice, quiet, home like place will do
we'll to call on Mrs. Adams.
The Ladies' Missionary society will
meet with Mrs. j. F. Cook Friday after
he an important meeting of the Ladies
Church AID Society of the Congrega-
tional church.
DIR. Mckenna has just been investing
in real estate, having purchased a fine
$50 acre farm, well fenced and cultivat-
ed. How the poor printer envies these
medical men. rolling in riches and enjoy
ing the fat things of the land.
Mrs. w. H. Adams is agent for. the
Dress Makers Magic Scale. Mrs. Adams
has many testimonials to the simplicity
and perfection of this scale for dress
making. If you are doubtful about its
merits, call and have a test lining Gu,
! and be convinced.
! -fion. ] ]. Furlong finished threshing
his timothy seed last week, Tuesday even
ing. He had 155 bushels from 80 acres,
! for which he received $1.85 per bushel.
taking advantage Of the high market. II
dropped to $40 the next day after he
sold. Mr.. Furlong is q lucky man.
| Geo. McFadden, an old Austin hoy
and u first.class barber. has returned tt
Austin and formed partnership with H
J. Conrad, under the style of Conrad &
McFadden. They are both fine workmen
and we predict that they will shave 8
liberal share of the Austin ''cheek."
-Shiftlcss, lazy and dishonest peopl,
liye upon and are an indirect tax upOl
the honest and industrious. To avoit
your share of this tax, buy at the onl!
strictly cash store in Mower county--th,
Austin Second Hand Store New an,
second hand goods bought, sold and ex
changed.
-Riceville Recorder: A man at Aus
tin. MIMI, has recently patented cor
husking machine which it is claimed viii
husk and deliver in wagon eight acre
of corn per dav. This will probaSl
make as great revolution in corn hal
vesting as the mowers and binders hav
in the hay aud grain harvesting.
If there is a man in Mower or Free
born county who has not. either heard o
or read about or bought goods of III
Austin Second Hand Store, if he viii
come to said store any time this year. h
will receive present of primer If h
can't read. and years subscription t.
the TRANSCRIPT if he can read.
The new Masonic and Odd Fello1
band are rehearsing some very fine music
Charley Wilbour is leader, with Sifert
Dr. Allen, Ed Goth and Charley Lord a
solo players, supported with excellen
second players. We wish the boys sue
cess in their new undertaking, and expec
to hear some fine music when they get il
working order.
Mrs. w. E. Stanley received yer
pleasant surprise last Tuesday evening
her thirtieth birthday. of a beautifu
black satin dress, from the ladies of tn
Baptist church and congregation. TIL
friends served refreshments and enjoyed
themselves socially. Such expression
of kind regard are mutually beneficial t
both recipients and giYers.
%. G. Cornforth has bought out tn
interest of Mr.. Stems in the New Ems
land bakery and will carry on the bus
ness with Mr. Hoag. Mr.. Stems intend
to return to Vermont as soon as he ca
make the necessary preparations. w
are glad to see COrnfOrth dropping int
business on the street. His genial cOur
tenance will be an addition to the stree,
Elmer Washburn was very severel
injured last Wednesday morning Will
stepping from moving train at Ramse,
He was thrown to the ground with sue
force as to cut his forehead open fror
the roots of his hair to the center of hi
nose and fracture the skull in the cente
of the forehead. He was taken to tn
residence of H. S. Smith and under til
care of DR.. johnson is doing we'll.
"A new window has been placed in til
; chancel Of the Episcopal church bv til
friends of the Rev. L. w. Gibson, VIII
was at one time rector of Christ churc
| parish. 1t is quite beautiful in desig
, and forms welcome addition to the flu
} nlshings of the chancel. Under the pril
ciple figure, which is that Of q sower SOW
ing the seed. the following inscriptio
appears, ITO the honor of the Rev. I
w. Gibson. Builder of this church.
Mrs. A. L. Ferry has purchased lth
!, stock comprising the Ladies' Bazaar, Q
A.W. Tenant, and will continue the bus
ness at the old stand. She Is this wee
cleaning up, marking new goods an