Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1888-09-19
-Kinsey IS selling all goods In store
cheaper than ever before. l5s.

ssEt
to congratulate the junior editor of the
Democrat on his ability and versatility
as masher when travelling in the yicln.
ity of strange places. .....E ..5 Il.
The books Of the firm of Dalager Bros.
settlement of accounts is required on ac-
count OF the change of firm. Please call
in at once and settle up.
J.. B. Reverb has got that new house
so nearly In order that he has moved in
and is improving the damp weather In
getting settled down. He has very
pleasant location and convenient and
comfortable dwelling for home. May
he live long to enjoy it. ~
The recent work done at the water
works in grading and graveling the
grounds is fine job aud adds much
to tho looks of things about those build.
ings The job is tasty one and the
money was we'll expended that was used
in doing that work. We think the water
works park should receive some attention
next
Hall & West are constantly receiving
new goods. Their new fall and winter
cloaks and wraps are now in. New
shawls, dress goods. and trimmings di.
rect from the manufacturers and import
ers. Their Mr.. West is now in the east.
ern market completing the details of their
stock, Their new fall carpets are now in
and they are prepared to meet all de-.
mands in that direction.
u. L. Garegan plumbing Inspector of
Minneapolis accompanied by E. Button
also of Minneapolis were in Austin Fri
day inspecting the plumbing that has
been done in the city. Mr.. Garegan is
the gentleman employed by the commit.
tee appointed at the last council meeting
to hire an expert to look over the works
done here. His report will be presented
to the next council meeting on the work
manship aud sanitary aspect of the
plumbing already done.
We call attention to the ad. in this
issue of 'Shert Horns at Auction"
Three of the finest and most noted herds
in Northern Iowa. containing 40 ANNA: 6
pedigreed and recorded or eligible to
record, and many of them of superlatlve
excellence, are to be sold. The owners
positively intend to retire from breeding.
1t is not sale of selected stock or sculls;
the sale will be entire and without
reserve. For further particulars. send to
L. 4. Brown. Cresco, for catalogue. Sale
October and 4. to take place on Far
view Stock Farm" four miles northeast
of Cresco, Iowa.
The Republicans had an enthusiastic
time at the meeting of their club
Monday evening. Several visitors
were present and spoke of the stu.
alton in their localities. A number of
short earnest speeches were made inter
spersed with campaign songs. The sec
rotary was directed to invite the clubs Of
Waltham, Leroy, Taopi and Lyle to visit
ten to the speech Of Hon. Frank F. Davis.
The club adjourned to meet next Mon.
day evening.
Wells Advocate: The tramp who so
frightened several young ladies by seiZ-
ing hold of them while they were return
ing home on Friday evening. has left
town. He was not prosecuted, as the
young lady on whose account he was ar
rested, did not desire to appear in court
and testify against him. CITY Marshal
Stearns watched him after he ordered
him out of town, and saw him actively
engaged in counting the ties between
this station and Austin. Such fellows
d1c ttpG 10 Iuu uSdIUSl Culu lcdu, anu udu
better streer clear of Wells.
We do not need them IN Austin and
would advise them to keep away from
here, or may they find their earthly exper
fence brought to sudden close.
Mr.. Joe Vaith, of Blooming Prairie
Township had hired ten year old
girl named Hoberman, to take care of two
children. He and his wife were out in
the field working one day last week.
When they returned found seventeen
lights of glass broken. bed tipped over,
the sceder tongue cut off. some oats aud
wheat mixed and. other miscellaneous
damage done. The girl said three tramps
had been there and raised the mischief.
Mr.. White alarmed the neighborhood and
he and the neighbors searched the corn
and brush and spent nearly two days in a
f1uitless chase. The next evening when
thew were milking, several rocks came
tumbling in among the cows, when they
found the girl behind some weeds ready
to hurl another rock. They quickly came
to the conclusion that the ten year old
girl had made all the trouble and sent her
home to her parents. This story seems
hard to believe. but is true in every par
t:cular. ~ ..t- hi. .~ *.
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy is the most successful
preparation ever produced for Summer
Complaint, Cholera Morbus, Dysentery,
Diarrhoea, Bloody Flux and Chronic Di-
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that they believe their lives have been
saved by this great remedy. 1t IS the one
preparation that every family and every
travelling man should be provided with
especially during the summer months.
Many cases of Chronic Diarrhoea that had
resisted all other treatment and baffled
the skill of good physicians have been
permanently cured by it. Sold by GILES
& TRYON -~ '=# s
Marvellous Success.
Billiards. Horehound Syrup has been q
marvellous success from it's inception.
There is no cough it will not relieve. It
is guaranteed to relieve all throat and
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