Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1888-12-12
Establisned 1898. Omen evenings.
HAYES Bros. MAIN ST.


HAYES Bros. MAIN 81.
Useful, ornamental, acceptable holiday
gifts Watches Of every description,
American and foreign. Fine display.
Look and see. Silyerware, clocks. spec
tacles. eyeglasses. canes. opera glasses,
diamonds and other precious stones in
great variety. Latest novelties in jewel
ry. Prices low.
The finest line of new perfumes in
the city at Giles s TrYon's.
81 Our store will be open evenings trom
now until Jan. 1. HALL s WEST.
New and handsome picture mould
ing received at the Austin Furniture Cos.
--SchWan means business when he says
he's going to sell goods at bankrupt
prices.
Died, at his home in this city, Nov.
"a, of typhoid pneumonia, H. B. Hickok,
aged 70 years.
What's the matter with the Blue
Front Shoe Store? It's all right Boots
and shoes at bankrupt prices
j. B. Hildebrand is building very
good and CONVENIENT barn. on bridge St.
adjoining the Windsor House.
For style. finish and durability, Aus.
tin pictures take the whole bakery. Re-
member the place, over Pooler's drug
store. ct
Wells Advocate: Misses Mary Brown
and Ida EccelestOn. of Austin. were visit.
friends here last week.. Fred Hall
and Fred White. of Austin, were visiting
friends in this village last week.
Everybody is surprised to see the
prices so low when compared with other
houses, and nobody leaves without buy
ing q lady's or rents gold watch or some
thing in the jewelry line at Hayes Bros.
The tive last entertainments here.
have clearly demonstrated, that we should
have q larger Opera House. On each
occasion many people were unable to OBJ
tain seats, and standing room was at q
premium,
Owen Bartlette's jolly Sketch Club
at the Opera House for three nights. COM
mencing Monday, Dec. II. Children, 10
cents, admission 20 cents. reserved seats
80 cents, on sale at Giles s. Tryon's drug
store.
Peoples Press: The numerous Owa-
tonna friends of DIR. V. NJ. Connolly, vet
Urinary surgeon, will be glad to learn tina,
he has opened an Office at Austin Mimi.
and is doing q good business. DR.. Conn
ely is skilful operator, hence his sue
cess.
The G. St. P. & K'c r. r. will sell
Christmas and New Year Holiday Excur,
sion tickets. to all local stations at one
and one third fare. Tickets on sale Dec
"a, Is. and 81, and Jan. I. And will be
good to return until Jan. 3.
Arthur Cole, Agt
Worth County Index: Mrs A. w
Beach was recently called to Dexter
Mimi. to nurse Mrs. G. D. Pierce, sis
ter of Mr.. Beach, through very serious
| attack of congestion of the lungs. We
| hear with regret that the attending ply
stefan holds out o encouragement.
-Owatonna Journal: Messrs. Nc
Laughlin, Sheldon s. Cos contract will
E. J. Ames of Austin, expired on Nov. 90
They have brought all their patterns to
| Owatonna and hereafter all their work
will be done by the Owatouna Manufac
turing Company. This will add very
considerable manufacturing interest tt
our city.
| What IS the matter with our weather
anyway? Minnesota seems to be tryin9
to show what she can do this fall. TIL.
street sprinkler had to go into bushes
again Friday. How is that for the 7th O
December. The victims of the eastern
storms should come to a country wher'
winter does not begin IN the first of sum
mer.
| The Winona Herald says that fiv,
lines are talked of for the Wiuona
Southwestern r. R. and that they all rul
to Leroy. Leroy Usage and Maso,
City are definitely fixed upon as points
on the line, it says. Evidently Leroy il
booked for the new road. We hope sh'
| will get it aud that i: will make thing
boom there.
What beautiful weather this is TO
those Democras who putu all their mon
ev on Cleveland and haye nothing to wea
but their summer suits. About electlor
time they we're claiming that providence
had gone back on them, but they mus
give up that belief now. The sixth O.
November was terribly cold for them, bu
since that how lovely everything. ha
been.
| Has anybody seer anything of Aus
tins Chinaman. The TRANSCRIPT Office
towels were taken to him to wash las
week, and he promised to deliver then
when finished. he has not yet appeared
and it is suggested that upon leaving
the towels standing in the corner, they
arose in their 'strongness' and 'tgo
away" with him, or it is possible that hi
has not yet gotten them clean.
The Band of Hope gave such gooc
satisfaction to the large audience, which
listened to them last Friday evening, tha
in response to numerous requests, they
have consented to give another entertain
ment this CIV ednesday) evening. with ar
entire change of program. Their enter
tainments are among the most interesting
that we have All those attending thi!
evening can be sure Of being highly en-
tertained and we'll satisfied with the per
Torrance. Doors open at Z o'clock
Price of admission ten cents.
While we are enjoying this beautiful
weather we must uot foget the snow
bound people of the east who are ''enjoy-
! ing" regular winter all this time, without
discount or rebate, A letter to Mrs.
Lord from her sister, Mrs. DR., Berry wht
! used to live in Austin but is now in Man
chester n. H., says that on November 10
they had such storm that it was lmpOssi
BILE to get out to church, right there il