Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1888-05-02
-Eastman's perfumes ~ Poo!ers.
i Fresh bulk garden seeds ut Pooier's.


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Another invoice of the la'i.S, shapes
in hats at the Ladies Bazaar,
Goat and pants maker wanted at the
Golden Eagle Clothing House.
The ladies of the NJ. E. church will
give Il dinner on Decoration Day
We hope every town will be represen-
ted at the county convention next Tuesday
M. Majors big piles of butter in Chi
cago never breaks the market in Austin.
The Democratic County Convention
has been called to meet at Dexter May
10, 1888.
The celebra ed "Palias Royal kid
gloves, also a fine line of silk mits at the
Ladies' Bazaar.
Ice cream, lemonade. pop, ETC., and
a tull line of conf ctionery will he found
at the Blue Star Restaurant.
Ladies will find an elegant assert
ment of the celebrated 'Palias Royal"
Kid Gloves at the Ladies' Bazaar.
Married. at Hotel Robinson, May 1,
by Rev. G. D. Belden, Mr.. j. H. Vande-
mover and Miss Nina NJ. Har,well, both of
Dexter village.
When a young fellow will stand on
the meeting house steps and get left
by thirteen girls in succession, we would
say he had grit.
There will be meeting of the cxecu-
tive committee of the Republican Club
at the TRANSCRIPT Office Thursday even
ing May 3, at 7:30.
Mir. Kinsey, IN addition to his Fari
bault stock. will have large invoice
from Chicago which he expects to have
IN place this week.
The Oxford League give an enter
| talnment at the NJ. E. church this even
ing. IAN evening with Dickens" Ad-
mission free. All are invited.
w. F. Sutherland of this city has
| been granted an increase of pension.
| The boys will all be pleased to hear of
this good fortune for "Walt."
Il had sooner face the bass drummer
| of the Salvation Army than my wife,
said an old fellow, who had seen the in
| side of too many Austin saloons.
| 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
John Mathieson's team got into one
of the water works trenches Friday and
failed to find bottom. Great caution is
essential in driving now in the city.
MIR. Shupe, of Bailey, Iowa, father
of our genial barber Sam A., was quite
seriously injured last week by falling and
striking his head against post. He is
recovering.
| -Vidette: A. l.. Webb, of Austin. is
employed as clerk in NJ. E. Mols:ad's
store. Mr.. Webb is a genial business
man and The Vidette cordially welcomes
him to Spring Valley.
Republics are ungratetul and we are
inclined to think that Mr. Greenman will
believe that cities have little touch OF
1t when he perishes from too much wrest-
with the water pipes.
The books of the firm of Dalager Bros
will remain at the old stand, and an early
settlement of accounts is required on &C.
count OF the change of firm. Please cal
in at once and settle up.
The funeral services of Dannie, in.
FAINT son of j. W. Manning, of the town
Of London, we're conducted by Rev. W,
E. Stanley. at the Goslee school house,
Saturday afternoon, April 21.
Cash paid for anything and every
thing designed either for use or orna.
ment about the household, Except cold
pancakes) at the Austin 2nd Hand Store,
on Mill street. opposite NJ. Majors.
The friends of Prohibition in Austin
and vicinity will meet at Good Templars
hall next Friday evening, at 7:20 o. clock
for the purpose of organizing a Prohibl
ton Club COMMITTEE.
| Whooping Cough may be kept unde,
complete control and all danger avoided
by frequent doses of Chamberlain Cough
Remedy. No better treatment can be
prescribed for 1t. Sold by Giles s. Sher
herd.
Austin is too busy to bother with
brick, but the frame houses 60 up so fas,
that when laboring man goes home q,
night he is liable to have two or three
new neighbors living where in the morn
ing there was bare lot.
Tho Council elected J. NJ. Grcenmau
City Attorney and Superintendent OF
water works, last week. Mr.. Greenman
will be painstaking and faithful officer
but we fancy he will sigh for land OF
rest after carrying that 40 pound wrench
for while
1t is the Owatonoa Journal now in.
stead of Journal and Herald. We like
the change and think it will prove salts
factory all around. Mr. Dynes has bough,
out the half interest of j. A. Soper fol-
So, 600 and Drebert & Dynes are now the
proprietors.
That is the homliest woman ever
saw, said one of our Southern Minnesota
dudes to stranger at the depot the othel
day. ''Sir, that is my wife?' said the
travelling man. Some of the dudes friends
are looking in vain under the knot holes
for his dudeship.
Henry NJ. Daniels. formerly of Aus
tin, and for some time editor of tn.
Blooming Prairie Tribune, sends us 8
copy of the Rushlyvania Times, newsy
six.column quartO published at Rushly
vania, Ohio, of which he is editor. Sue
cess to you Bro. Daniels.
DIR. Phillips writes US from Waterloo
Iowa, that he finds it lively city ant
the prospect for an excellent practice