Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1888-07-25
8 PEAK SISTERS 9
-Crouuet and base ball goods at Pool.

8 PEAK SISTERS 8
,-Croquet and base ball goods at Pool.
er's.
Screen doors only one dollar each
ct Roberts s Cos.
Butter 10 cents cash or II cents in
trade a: NJ. Majors.
Buy screen doors for one dollar a
piece at Roberts & Co.'S.
Houses to rent. Enquire of Mrs. w.
H. Adams, 500 River street.
Another invoice of the latest shapes
in hats at the Ladies' Bazaar.
The celebrated "Palias Royal kid
gloves, also q fine line of silk mits at the
Ladies' Bazaar. l --s@-...s
j. B. Revord is pushing the construc
ton of his new residence in the south
part of town.
Ladies will find an elegant assort-
ment of the celebrated "Palias Royal
Kid Gloves at the Ladies' Bazaar.
The books of the firm of Dalager Bros.
settlement of accounts is required on &C.
in at once and settle up.
Mrs w. II. Adams at 8O2 River St.,
will take few boarders at $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.
B. Borritz, of Rochester, moved into
Austin last week and has taken rooms up
stairs in the engine house west of r.
Dunkleman's. He IS prepared to do jobs
of book binding and repairing in good
and workmanlike manner.
Mrs. w. H. II. Bullock and family
left last Wednesday for Washington Ter
ritorv, where they expect to reside in the
future. They are old settlers IN Austin
and have many friends here who regret
to see them leave this city.
They say We had nice little eclipse
Sunday night. We hear of young lady
who was out walking with some one that
evening and complained that the moon
did act very QueerlY that night. She
knows what was the matter now.
The due bill attached to the third bal
loon sent up by Cheap Charley has come
to light at length It was found by Pat
WEIGH of Ramsey, and on Saturday he
put in an appearance for his three dollars
worth of goods This makes the returns
all in for this time.
"A whole train consisting of Is cars
loaded with Advance Threshers passed
through Albert Lea last week enroute for
Minneapolis. 1t was the occasion for
quite demonstration in Albert Lea.
Duffy & Maryland are the agents for this
! machine in Austin.
"A regular meeting of the w. G. T.
Q. will be held at the usual place (Mrs.
Davidson's parlors) on Saturday after
noon, at 3 o'clock. Every member of the
! Union is earnestly requested to be pres.
ent, as matters of importance are to come
before this meeting.
H. W. Elms started Monday after.
noon for Tacoma. Washington Territory.
He expects to look up a location in that
vicinity and settle down for good, when be
will be joined by his family. We hope
''Hod" will find prosperity IN store fol-
him on the Pacific slope
| Vaudeville s. Sachse, proprietors of
the city bus line, will have their office
at c.. 81. Decker's hardware store. where
all calls for bus will receive prompt at.
tention. Orders for bus to trains during
the night must be left at the Office not
later than o'clock in the evening.
| Engineer A. F. Mattice and wife
| have just returned from Aurora. Ill.,, af-
ter burying sister who died at Mason
! City, Iowa, July 9. Her death was
| caused by dropsy. She leaves husband
five children, father. mother, two sisters
ana five brothers to mourn her loss.
| The B., C. R. and n will run special
| train from Albert Lea to Waterloo, Iowa,
| on Friday July 81, at $1OO for the round
trip. Train leaves Albert Lea at 7:30 q.
| m. and arrives in Waterloo at 1875; re-
turning it will leave Waterloo at 6 D. M
Waterloo is an attractive and pleasant
place of popular resort for excursion par
ties and pleasant time is assured to all.
w. E. Baerman. representing the
Collier Publishing Co.. of New York, IS
| at the Park Hotel, with line of standard
| works. including Chambers Encyclope-
dia, Dickens, Scots, Bulwer, Thackery,
! Lever, Carleton and other frst-class au-
thors. The aboYe are sold on very liber-
! al terms. either cash or time. The pub
| lie is invited to call and look through the
line.
Senator Horr: of Michigan, will speak
in Austin, under the auspices of the state
league, on Aug. 8, two weeks from to-
day. He is pronounced one of the best
campaign speakers in this country, and
no one in reach of Austin can afford to
neglect this opportunity of hearing him
Make your calculations to hear this mas
ter of the political stage,
The Lawn Fete which was held with
Mr.. and Mrs, Roberts last Wednesday,
offered an opportunity for very many to
spend very pleasant evening. The
Austin Cornet Band was present and fur
nished attractive music, the lantern
lighted lawn was devoted to hammocks
and croquet, the grapevine arbor became
depot for cake and ice cream 1t is
safe TO say, that every one present thought
to themselves, Il like this kind of thing. !"
IS. H, Harrison has disposed of his