Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-08-28

plated table Knives and Forks 2at9 e t;':Is
Schleuder's.
leasant rooms to rent at M. w. En- u.
Sgle's, with or without board.
BY all means get prices at schleudet rs
before purchasing elsewhere. THIS
time his competitors can't follow IN !; &
prices. NJ
{ Frank Ward has bought out Thos,s
Rockford and is now prepared to do all
sorts Of express business and light team
work. ,r sH% #.s% ..91 II
IT cannot praise Hoods Sarsaparilla
half enough" says a mother whose son,
almost blind with scrofula, was cured by
this medicine.
Mrs. VIM Olson has moved her
millinery stock from the store south OF
the post office and will occupy the rooms
up stairs in the Levy building. Every
body invited to call. ". H.
For fine cooking use the Flying
Dutchman home kettled rendered Lard.
1t is always sweet and fresh rendered,
and is guaranteed strictly pure and first
class in every respect ~. ...s~
For the Howard County FAIR, held at
Cresco, excursion tickets will be sold at
one full fare and third for the round trip
Sell Aug. ~ to 30 inclusive. Return cou-
pons good until Aug, 81, G. H. Coleman
agent c., NJ. s St. ?. R'y.
For the State Fair excursion tickets
will be sold to- st. Paul or Minneapolis at
fare one way for the round trip with 50
cents added for admission coupon. Sell
September 6 to II inclusive. Return
coupons good until Sept. 16. c. H.
Colemen agent c., NJ. s. St. p. R'y.
j. j. Furlong shipped four of his
choice pigs last week. One of them
goes to Governor Merriam
Jacob Wlesel has threshed the grain
on his farm near Lansing. His wheat
yielded 10 bushels per acre of No. l..
Isn't that good enough?
H. GUM has earned a furlough of
thirty days. He returns to duty Aug.
80. His friends feel pride in his rapid
promotion since he entered the service.
It takes an Austin man to get to the
front every time,
Our merchants are highly pleased
with the ready sale which they find for
the -four manufactured by Winslow &
Southwick. Where they used to sell a
ton of outside flour to one sack from
that mill, the reverse is now true. 1t is
the Austin flour that every one wants.
Worth County Index: Mrs. Benz
Graves and daughter, Mrs Alice Law
renee. of Brownsville, Mimi, were wei
come visitors at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Gaylord Graves last week and this.
Mrs. Lawrence returned to her home
Saturday and Mrs. Graves yesterday
afternoon.
Merck g. Baird have purchased the
lot Just back of the Austin Furniture
store and will commence the erection
of building to accommodate their in
creasing business. For sometime they
have been badly cramped for room
The new building will be of brick forty
by eighty Its construction will com
mence at once. Stone for the foundation
is now being hauled.
| CLEAR Lake Mirror: A verdan
| young man from Austin, allowed himself
to be bilked out of $40 across the lake
| last Sunday by fly manipulation CT thu
very ancient "shell' racket. We have
no sympathy to express for the Austinite
however, nor anyone else who is greer
enough to be taken IN by such childish
piece of business as the "Shell" game
They deserve to be feeced.
| We notice upon our streets DR.. Hud
son and son. The doctor was one O
the early settlers Of Austin, coming herr
in 1864. He practiced dentistry here TO
seven years and passed through tn
conflag ration of Austin's early history
The doctor intends settling in Austl1
permanently for the practice of hi
profession we understand. He ha
secured the lots and will put up fin
residence on block 16 at the foot Q
Maple street. We predict good prat
tice for HIM as all old settlers will IT
member the quality of his work. AS t
time and locality, see further notices.
| Mat. McCabe, of New Brunswick, II
offers to pay five dollars to any perso
troubled with bloody tlux. who will tax
Chamberlain's Collie Cholera and Dia
rhoea Remedy according to direction
and does not get we'll in the shorte'
possible time. One half of Is cent BIO
tie of this remedy cured him of blood
flux, after he had tried other medicine
and the prescriptions of physicians will
out benefit. Mr.. McCabe is perfect
safe in making this offer, as more than
thousand bottles of this remedy are sol
each day and has never been known
fail in any case of collie, cholera morbu
, dysentery, diarrhoea or bloody flu:
when the plain printed directions wei
y followed. For sale by Giles & Tryon.