Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-09-11
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the Austin furniture 20 8.
Go to D. P. Olson 8 Co. for Novelties
IN dress goods and trimmings
w. A. Nolan. of Grand Meade ", is
rejoicing over q nine pound girl.
Fresh Pork Sausage only &c per
pound at the Flying Dutchman.
"a. F. Baird is attending the Embalm-
ing school at st. Paul this week.
III you want tip.top table butter at
the lowest price, you can get it at Lash
brook & Co.'s. ~
w. F. Sutherland is now back with
Geo. r. Newell, of Minneapolis, hustling
the groceries.
80 cents each cleans watch or clock
puts in main spring and warrants it
for one year at Schleuder's.
The Austin Cash Store takes butter
cheese and eggs in Exchange for grocer
les. notions and choice fruits.
| Prepared by, combination. proper
ton and process peculiar to itself, Hoods
Sarsaparilla accomplishes cures hitherto
| unknown.
Full blood and high grade Short Horn
!
sheep for sale on the fair grounds by J.
j. Furlong.
There will be meeting of the Chau-
tauquans with Mrs. Parke Goodwin, Fri
day evening, to organize for the next
years work.
For the Steele county Fair to be held
at Owatonna, excursion tickets will be
sold at one tull fare and third for the
round trip. Sell Sept. II to 10 inclusive.
Good to return until Sept 30, 1889.
If you could see your own scalp
through an ordinary magnifying glass,
you would be amazed at the amount of
dust, dandruff, and dead skin thereon
accumulated. The best and most popu-
lar preparation for cleansing the scalp
is Ayers Hair Vigor.
| Joseph keenan, took the $50 Kansas
City train Sunday afternoon for Marshall
county, Minnesota, to adjust some hail
losses reported to the Farmers Alliance
company. The Farmers Alliance Com
pany are very prompt in arranging to paw
their losses. That means success.
Mrs. w. w. Engle, Mrs. G. H. Dav.
idson. Mrs. D. B. johnson Mrs. Wilson
Beach. Mrs. o. Ayers, Mrs. A. V. Ellis
and Miss Ella Cook, are delegates to the
State w. G. T. U. Convention at Duluth.
left Saturday and stopped in Minneapolis
to take in the Exposition.
7 Company Il. and q large number OF
citizens went to St. Paul Yesterday to at
tend the state fair: Itwas military day
and the Minnesota National Guards was
called upon to furnish the entertainment
for the multitude. It was gwen in
} honor OF the veteran soldiers and wa
one of the grandest of military specta'
cles.
Mrs. o. NJ. Nelson will open q very
elegant stock of we'll selected millinery
goods in the building next door south Of
the post Office on Saturday Sept. IA. She
invites the ladies Of Austin and vicinity
to call on that day and inspect q fine line
of goods. She will present IN assert.
ment that will we'll repay them for then
trouble.
!; Exhibitors are requested to be on the
grounds with their stock on Monday, al
the fair opens on Tuesday and there will
not be time on that day to arrange the
exhibits. The stock to be exhibited thi.
fall requires the number of stalls to b<
doubled for their accommodation. Every
, / ..
; display in all departments.
Two little children of 81. G. Church.
} ward Of Dodge Center were burned Il
death yesterday. Mr.. and Mrs Church
ward had gone to the state fair and thu
two children 6 and 8 years of age wert
; playing in the barn. In some way they
set the barn on fire and perlshed in thu
flames. The return home will be sac
one for their bereaved parents. ....
Lovers of good horses must not neg
!. lect our fair this fall. The very liberia
premiums offered will bring some of tn
best horses of the northwest here tina
!, have been at the State fair. Our citizen
I have contributed literally for this feature
and the people of the county cannot af
ford to miss it. No occasion to 90 away
to q fair this fall as Mower county vii
present all their attractive features. Loo]
over the program in another column.
The seekers after cheap groceries ha,
quite q gathering at the depot last Thurs
> day, and judging from what we saw, man,
. got something cheap and paid goo
e price for it to boot. Patronize dealer
whom you can call to account for poo
! goods and who must give you good bar
e gains to keep your trade. It is not bust
| uc0o AOE AoC1ueIS ~ 6tarVe TIC UuSlu6HS L0el
out if they can make little more at tn
time by dealing with outsiders and out
q slders of the class that were in the cit,
q last week are careful that the men the!
). deal with shall not profit by the transac
ton. Steer clear of men you don't know
J. 1t is comparatively q rare thing TO
q us to be able to announce an entertain
8 ment which we honestly feel will be i
r no sense disappointment to our people
Such we are confident will be given b.
r. the Royce & Lansing Co. to.morro,
Il evening. In addition to their entir
n company of last season, they have secul
- ed Mr.. Chas. Horwitz, vocalist, autho
and composer, who has made hlmsel
famous by his popular songs and con
ID positions. When Music, Comedy, Bu1
IS lesque and Opera Is all introduced int
y one programme it cannot fail to pleas
le the most fastidious, and especiall
IS so when it is presented by company {
er ladies and gentlemen who are pronounce
y by press and public as the best on til
road. Prices 80 & SO cents.
81 For the Industrial Exposition to
g held in Milwaukee Aug. 81 to Oct. Il