Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1888-09-12

cheaper than ever before.
Houses to rent Enquire Of Mrs. w.
Fl, Adams, 500 River street.
B -225 per cent discount on jackets, jer-.
seys, cloaks, shawls. hosiery, gloves and
underwear at KinseY's. MIN nj. 81
/. Rev. w. e. Stanley will move into
the commodlous residence belonging to
Mrs. s. G. Olson in few days. |->
Alec, the little son of Thomas Rich
ardsen, of Udolpho, died last week,
aged nearly nine months. His remains
were buried IN the Udolpho cemetery on
FRIDAY. s$
: i Roberts is away on the G. A. r. ex.
cursion, but the boys, Andrew and
George, keep things hummlng at the
hardware store. There is no losing the
grip there. *.t :.
w. r. Phillips has invested in new
spring wagon, and is prepared to answer
all calls for passenger carriage or express
age. Leave orders ats G. Clark's hard
ware store. ~
"A drinking fountain and watering
trough is being put in on Main street. just
west of Hotel Robinson. The fountain is
an excellent thing for the city and we are
glad to see it 60 in. ~.
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 call
in at once and settle up. -
w, NJ. Cooper and Edna Adams were
married at the residence Of the brides.
parents, Monday evening, by Rev c. D.
Belden. The young couple will 60 to
Housekeeping in q short time.
Mrs. w. H. Adams is agent for the
Dress Makers Magic Scale. Mrs. Adams
has many testimonials to the, simplicity
and perfection of this scale for dress
making. If you are doubtful about its
merits, call and have test lining cut
aud be convinced.
Several members of the Republican
Club will 60 to Lyle Friday evening to
listen to Hon. M. H. Duunell. A meet
ing Of those desiring to GO will be held at
the Office of the Judge of Probate. Thurs
Gay evening to make the necessary ar
engagements.
-lanesboro journal; Mr.. Hanf. of
the firm Of Abrahams & Hanf. proprie.
tors of the Austin Marble Works, was in
town last week to put up q fine and sub
stantial Whitney granite monument at
the grave of Mrs. George E. Dolphin,
and by his work gave good satisfaction.
Hon. Ignatius Donnelly will deliver
the annual address at the Mower County
Fair, Wednesday afternoon, Sept. 10.
Mr.. Donnelly is one of the readiest speak
ers in the United States and no one
should miss this opportunity to hear
him.
.-Shiftless, lazy and dishonest people
liYe upon and are an indirect tax upon
the honest and industrious. To avoid
your share of this tax, buy at the only
strictly cash store in Mower county-the
Austin Second Hand Store. New and
second hand goods bought, sold and ex-
CHANGED.
Next week will be q lively one for
Austin. The County fair will be held
Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday,
Court opens Tuesday, Ignatius D0nnelly
will deliver the annual address at the fair
Wednesday,, and Frank F. Davis will
speak Friday on the political issues of the
day. =: 3. -
The furniture business at Malmberg
& Olson's is not suffering any diminution
during these quiet times. but goes stead.
ilv on. The character Of their goods is
such that people are bound to have them.
A large stock, good workmanship, and
careful attention to the wants of custom
ers. are giving them very comfortable
trade.
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 lmr ort.
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.
The Presbyterian Society has pur-
chased the corner lot, in the block next
west of the foundry on Water Street, and
will erect church thereon this fall. A
subscription paper is being circulated
with encouraging results, and it is expected
that ground will be broken for the COM
mencement of the new edifice in three
weeks. Everyone should give this work
all possible encouragement, as a place of
worship is needed by the people of Third
ward, and they need outside assistance in
the matter.
Strangers to New York are surprised
to find the same goods they have bought
on Broadway, at much less cost on the
side streets. This difference is caused
BY the great expense of running store
on Broadway, rent, ETC., 20 to so times
more. Careful buyers find the same rela.
tive difference in prices IN small cities.
This seems to be the secret of the success
Of the Austin 2nd Hand Store, run on an
expense of SOC per day and on the buy
for cash. sell for cash plan. If you don't
want to help pay for goods others use,
pay cash. -Democrat.