Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1888-03-14

House, March is and II, for the benefi,
of Co. q, 2nd Reg't. NJ. N. G.
Mrs. William Olson is about opening
a millinery store in the room over Kaiser
& Guiney's store, lately occupied by the
Mutual Insurance company.
The County Commissioners get to
work again to-day. In another column
will be found a record of their proceed
ings until adjournment last week.
Spring goods now arriving at J.
Schwan's. When in want of foot wear
you will find the lowest prices and best
goods at Blue Front Shoe Store.
Fairbanks & Leonard have now secur-
ed the agency for the celebrated Eagle
Teas" Fine stock always on hand.
The Presby terlan ladies of Third
Ward will serve an oyster supper Tues
day evening. March 81, at the Chapel.
The North Star Lung and Throat Bal
sam IS sure cure for Coughs and Colds.
Give it trial. For sale by all Druggists.
NOTICE TO FARMERs:-We are ship
ping in to grind the Red River, No. 1,
Hard Fife wheat, and all farmers who
want it for seed can have 1t at the &C.
tual cost. ENGLE & Co.
Liberty Corres'nce Riceville Recorder:
Among the visitors we noticed in town
lately, are Mr.. Sam Judd, of Austin,
Minn., Mr.. John Bell, of Dak., and Miss
Holmes, OF Newberg.
Episcopal services next Sunday as
follows: 1890 a. NJ, subject, Christ as
Divine; z p. M, missionary meeting.
Letters read from China, the Indian field
etc. P. B. PEABODY, Rector.
The Austin Furniture company sold
another organ for cash. Parties wishing
to buy can save the travelling agent wages
by purchasing where they are kept in
stock aud sold as other goods.
The new chandelier at the NJ. E.
church was used for the first time last
Sunday, and gave excellent satisfaction.
There are % lamps with reflector ar
ranged to give brilliant light.
Selling so few goods at too high a
price is one way to bust up. Selling on
tick another. Selling too cheap another
The Austin Second Hand Store on Mill
street, opposite Majors, is bound to bust
strictly on tue latter principal, if at all.
u. D. Holmes, of Geneva. has de-
cided in favor of the Kimball Organ and
closed the sale with w. F. Day. In the
last two months he has tried several diff
ferent kinds, but the Kimball excells in
tone.
Mr.. l.. W. Thompson, of Browns
dale, has purchased very fine Lakeside
organ after having it tested and compared
with an Estey. His children are very
much taken up with music and are learn
ing very fast.
Miss Eta Barnes has resigned her po-
sition as teacher and her place will be
filled next term by Miss Anna Foster, of
Chatfield. Miss Jessie Howe has been
selected as an additional member Of the
teaching force for next term.
Harry Griswold has been appointed
Deputy State Auditor, to succeed M. G.
Kenyon, whom Gov. McGill made State
Bank Examiner. Harry Griswold has
many friends in Austin who will be
pleased to hear of his new position. Sue.
cess to you H. g.
The following is the ticket elected
for Austin town: For Supervisors, J.W.
c. Dinsmore. Riley Brooks and J. s.
Decker; for Clerk, Geo. Chandler; for
Treasurer, A. Dickerson; for Assessor, j.
81. Hickok; for Justice of the Peace, W.
Kennedy; for Constables. David Watkins
and w. A. Pierce.
The Democrat goes for one of our
milling firms for failing to practice what
they preach in regard to patronizing home
industry. If the editor would look the
subject up, we venture to say that we
think he would find the firm alluded to
getting their work done right at home
We would suggest that it IS better to find
out how things are before speaking up.
Fairbanks & Leonard wish to remark
to their customers and the public gener-
ally that while we sell all kinds of flour
that we can get and that are called for by
our customers, whether made in Austin
or Pekin, China, we have the unsolicited
statements of many of the best citizens
of this town, that the "Silver Leaf Flour"
is the best ever sold in this market. We
warrant it. FAIRBANKS & LEONARD.
-Engle's Extra Patent. 81 .35 pr. sack.
Engle's Wyoming AAAA, $1.20 per sack.
Engle's Oak Leaf, $110 per sack. En-
giles 3rd grade bakers. IS per sack. Ali
made from Dakota No. 1 hard wheat.
We warrant our -four as good as any
made in the state, of the same grade.
Senator Nachbar. of Jordon, Scott
county. was in Austin the first of the
week and purchased three head of cattle