Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1888-06-06

-Croquet and base ball goods at Pool.
ers,
Bargains in dress goods at Kinsey's
cash store r
Wanted, a car load of Potatoes by
Rice s. Lashbrook.
Giles & Tryon are headquarters for
hammocks and "kroka."
Another invoice of the latest shapes
in hats at the LADIES' Bazaar.
The celebra ed "Palias Royal kid
gloves, also fine line of silk mits at the
Ladies' Bazar
Ladies will find an elegant assort-
ment of the celebrated "Pslias Royal
Kid Gloves at the Ladies' Bazaar.
Farmers will bear in mind that my
prices for butter will be Is cents cash or
16 cents in trade until August l.
NJ. MAJORS
Miss Maggie CAMPBELL died at Mime
apolis May -. of typhoid fever aged 81
years. Miss Campbell was sister of L..
G, and A. S. CAMPBELL of this city. Miss
Campbells illness was caused by impure
water,
The books of the firm of Dalager Bros
will remain at the old stand, and an early
settlement of accounts is required on ac-
count OF the change of firm. Please call
in at once and settle up.
The accounts of the firm of Mills s
of Clausen s. Brown for collection.
Parties indebted to that firm will save
expense by calling at once and settling
up. 11-l2
w. A. Galloway does not get
out and paint the town red but he
steps rather lofty since last Sunday. all
on account of that fine boy that came to
live with him. Mother and son doing
we'll
VIM. Leavette, of Albert Lea, and
Miss Cora E. Chamberlain. of Chicago,
who were exhibiting the work OF the Do
nestle Sewing Machine in Swenlngsen's
jewelry store during the week, left for
Albert Lea Saturday.
The Congregational sociable will be
held Friday evening with Mrs. D. B.
johnson. Both young and old are in
vited. The fact of the sociable being
guarantee of good time.
The street sprinkler was laid up for
repairs Monday forenoon, and the south
wind kicked up terrible dust in conse
quence. The sprinkler was on duty
about noon however, and succeeded in
keeping the dust moderately quiet
The c., St. P. s Z. C. will sell tick
cts to IL National Convention at Chica-
go, at one fare for the round trip. Pas
sengers can leave Austin at 5:45 o. M,
and arrive in Chicago at a. IN. on the
limited. G. W. TURNER, Agt.
-Northwood Index: Uncle Sanford
Tanner came over from St. Ansgar re
Gently without falling among thieves OF
reducing his surplus. He is lingering in
Northwood, and while getting some
what old and slow he still ''goes hummin
through the Streets as in days of yore.
Rev. A. J. Torsleff preached very
interesting sermon at Murray Hall last
Sunday evening. We hear Rev. Torsleff
spoken of very highly as an able aad elo-
quent speaker. Next Sunday, at Murray
Hail. 1870 a. m his subject will be Our
God"
! For a good piece of road grading
You want to see that done by the New
Era Grader on West Main street. in from,
| of A. NJ Flecks. More real road work
done in seven hours than could have
been done in seven days by the same
number of teams and twice the number
Of men.
". 81. 81. Bullock died at Tacoma
| Washington Ter, on Sunday, June 3, Of
fever. brought on by overwork. His sor
William and his father-in-law started FOL
Tacoma last week and arrived there just
| before his death His sudden death is
sad surprise to many Austin friends.
-McIntyre Post, headed by the Austir
| Drum Corps started for Owatona yester
| day, with colors flying, where they &C
| into camp. We hope they may have &
| good time Next year 1t will be Austin's
| turn to entertain the District Encamp-
| ment, and we hope they may secure the
encampment for this place.
Austin Gun Club No. 2, shot agains
the Albert Lea club Yesterday, and were
defeated, 81 to SO in favor of Albert Lea
| Henry Waldecker made the best score o.
the shoot, 10. On shoot for sweepstake.
Waldecker and Alec. Loucks divided frs
money, Carey OF Albert Lea took SECOND
and Tenary of Austin third.
Some figures at Giles s. Tryon's.-
Pure boiled Oil, Chicago or Minnesota
| 60 cents per gallon. ST. Louis Red Sea
Lead, $3.50 per cwt. Senour mixed
paint 81. 80 per gallon, and tinted lead
all colors. by the pound cents per lb
$500 guarantee that these goods are abso
lutely pure and the best made.
A Free Methodist camp meeting will
be held this week commencing to-day ant
| closing next Wednesday, in the grow
belonging to Mr.. Dinsmore. on the banl
| of the Cedar river, about one mile soutl
of the city. Services each day at $50,
and 1870 a. M, and 2 and 100 D. m
John Moran, preacher in charge; Geo. P
Wilson, chairman.
The following card from Rev. E. 2
Robertson who visited friends in Austin