Mower County transcript., 1889-10-16
50. per keg for nails at Roberts.

For sale or rent, W. W. Englc's resi-
dence.
"A bag Of popcorn. Call at the stand
near post office.
Collins & Kenevan are paying the
highest cash price for hides.
$3.50 will buy rocker that others
ask $2.25 for. Austin Furniture Co.
Go to Roberts Hardware store for
bottom prices.
5 5.25 for an Elg gin Stem Wind
Witch at Schleu der's.
Mrs 0. G. White entertained several
lady friends at tea on Monday.
About 80 of the z of P. go to Spring
Valley Tonight to organize lodge there.
-Mr. Blrkctt has rented S. G. Clark's
residence and will soon bring his family
to Austin.
ST. 40 for Rogers Bros Triple
plated table Knives and Forks at G.
Schleuders.
Scarlet ferer is raging in LIE Roy.
Five cases are reported as quarantned by
the board OF health.
No where canwc fin d good furniture
so cheap as at the N IN OF b stores Of the
Austin Furniture Co.
Mcknight Of LIE Roy has rented
his hotel to Charley Hardin, who took
possession Monday.
Before buying elsewhere examine
Mrs. Hldahls stock of millinery goods.
Prices guaranteed to suit,
so cents each cleans a watch or clock
puts in a main spring and warrants it
for one year at Schleuders.
The county commissioners will hold a
meeting on Thursday. The auditing
board will convene after the meeting.
-Diddam s White of lie Roy have
sold their meat market to Mike Doyle
who is to take possession Oct. 25th.
DR. Allen reports our population IN
creased by two last week. A boy at
Don Roiph's and girl at Warren Aliens.
The ladies of the Universallst society
will hold their sociable with Mrs. E. B.
Crane Wednesday evening Oct. %. All
are invited.
Hon. Il. ". Lightly went to North
field last Wednesday to see about getting
some blooded mares to add to his collec-
ton of fine stock.
Cato Eide made an assignment Fri
day to J. NJ. Greenmau for benefit of
creditors The notice to creditors ap
pears in another column.
COL Mansfield made the heart Of
his wife glad last week by presenting
her with S45 coal burner. 1t is nickle
plated Garland and a perfect beauty.
&C, NJ. Allen left for Chicago Yester-
day to make a selection Of fall goods.
Look out for latest styles and novelties
on his return. Also a special stock of
Xmas goods.
The Congregational church will under
go thorough cleaning this week. The
ladies are busy resewing the carpet. The
young peoples meeting on Tuesday even
ing was omitted for this reason.
When the hair shows signs Of failing
begin at once and use Ayers Hair Vigor.
This preparation strengthens the scalp,
promotes the growth of new hair, restores
the natural color to gray and faded hair,
and renders it soft, plant, and glossy.
Mr.. L. Dettlebatch left the city on
Friday last to take charge of his branch
store during the absence of s. G. Clark
who was called to Austin by the severe
illness of his wife. Mrs. Dettlebach will
visit friends IN Iowa during his absence.
Don't buy a piano or organ before see-
ing W 81 Harrington as he sells very low
and can give you your choice of the
Lakeside, Estey, Newman or Kimball
organs also the Weber, Bush q Gerts,
Emerson or Kimball pianos. First door
The yonng people of this city will be
pleased to hear that Mr.. Frederickse
has just received his Samples of Holiday
books. His Jurenile books have always
been excellent. but this year they will be
better than ever. He expects to see you
at your homes and to receive your orders.
Wait for him.
Ground has been broken for quite an
addition to the Tryon House. 1t is to be
erected two stories high on the west side
of the present building. It will be 38x48
| with brick front, and drive way through
the building to the barn. Apparatus will
be put in to heat the building by steam.
The ladies of the Baptist Aid Society
will give in connection with their bazar,
an entertainment called the "Carnival of
| Nations" this bazaar and carnival will be
presented to the public about the last of
November. Full descriptions will be
given in due time. Pres. Aid Society.
-Shupe is expecting to move his bar
| Der shop into third or fourth story some
where now although it is doubtful If that
| will satisfy the lofty ideas of his right
handaman Walter Hommel. It is nine
| pound boy and took up its residence at
the Hommel establishment Tuesday
morning.
I wish to announce to the ladies OF
Austin and vicinity that haye been to
both eastern and western markets, and
am now prepared to show you the larges,
and finest stock of millinery goods evel
brought to Austin. 800 punches of black
tbs and plumes and at such low prices
that you can afford to have your hats
covered with tips. will make you q