Mower County transcript., 1889-11-06
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.ure Sets, Etc
ANY PLACE IN TOW
Look out for the Gypsies,

the air tne in Jewel heating
stoves, no others like them.
For sale or rent. w. w. Engle's resi-.
dence,
collins & Kenevan are paying the
highest cash price for hides. =st. st
$5. 20 for an Elgin Stem Wind
Witch at Schleuder's. #
Heating Stoves. Prices talk. Get
prices. Roberts in Opera House Block.
-$l.46 for Rogers Bros. Triple
plated table Knives and Forks at G.
Schleuder's. .",
s. H. Harrison commenced school In
the o. G.. Anderson district. town of
Lansing Monday. -, III,
Fresh home made cakes and pies al.
ways on hand at the G, A. r. restaurant
over McBride's store. 49,. a.
go cents each cleans a watch or clock
puts in main spring and warrants it
for one year at Schleuder's. s-5:
"A brother of James Conley, who has
spent the summer in Udolpho. leaves
today with his wife for Michigan.
Prayer meeting topic. why our
prayers are not answered" Congrega-
tlonal church, Thursday evening this
week.
All the ladies of Austin and vicinity
are invited to call at G. NJ. Aliens Bazaar
next Tuesday and Wednesday for the
Christmas opening.
Frank Ward is prepared to do light
draying and express work for every one
on short notice and IN first class shape.
Leave orders at Kaiser s. Guiney's har
ness shop.
"A daughter of George Kessler, of the
west part of town, died OF pneumonia,
Monday. Her funeral services were held
at the Baptist church yesterday. She
was thirteen years old.
Pioneer Press: Charles l.. Knox, Jr.,
and family of Brownsville, Mimi, have
rented the Zahn property on Charles
street, and will make North St. Paul their
home in the future.
Having opened meat market on
Main street opposite court house square,
we will be pleased to serve our customers
with the choicest meats, delivered
promptly to any part OF Of the b city: Give
The consciousness of having remedy
at hand for Group, pneumonia, sore throat
and sudden colds. is very consoling to
parent. With bottle of Ayers Cherry
PectOral in the house. one feels, in such
cases, sense of security nothing else
can give.
Only $50 for high top. mouse proof
Kimball organ, all complete with book
and stool, at SIS a month until paid for.
w. 81. Harrington is Offering these special
prices for short time only, so now IS
your chance for bargain. Be sure to
write or call on him. First door north of
First National Bank.
The council at their meeting Friday
night selected B. w. Lowell to fill the
vacancy caused by the resignation of E
Ward. The selection of Mr.. Lowell is
good one. He has had considerable ex-
perience on the board and makes an ex-
cellent alderman.
Died, November 4, Stella, only child
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed McMahn. aged 6
years, after an illness of four weeks, of
lung fever All was done that loying
hands could do to prolong her life, but
after an illness of four weeks the dread
messenger. death, Ohimed her. But,
dear friends. should we mourn too
sorely that this pure and perfect bud of
childhood should be SO early transplanted
to the fair gardens of our God. M.
Don't buy piano or organ before see
ing W H Harrington as he sells very low
and can give you your choice of the
Lakeside, Estey, Newman or Kimball
organs also the Weber, Bush & Gerts,
Emerson or Kimball pianos. First door
north of First National Bank, If
There will be an important meeting
of the alliance at the court house one
week from Saturday, Nov. 16. Repre-
sentatives from all the alliances of the
county will be present. All the farmers
of the county are invited to be present.
The subject of insurance will be taken up
and also the purchasing feature of the
alliance. These points will be discussed
by men who have given the subject much
attention and study. All alliance men
and those carrying any kind of insurance
should make 1t a point to be present.
Dodge County Record: G. E. Wald-
ron has sold his restaurant business to L.
E. George, who will continue the busi-
ness at the old stand, Mr.. Waldron has
been in the business for several years and
built up good trade by fair dealing and
close attention to business and his many
lrlenuS regret ulS retirement from DuSl.
ness at this place. Mr.. Waldron lett here
with his family Thursday, for Austin,
where he will open up in the same busi-
ness. The best wishes of the entire com
munity follow them to their new home.
They had to acknowledge it-that E.
H. Austin excels in the art OF pho
Biography. His work shows for itself.
You can not tell if you do not go up and
see. The baby pictures he shows are fair
specimens of the patience and pride he
takes in the art. He never fails. Bring
in your babies. As Christmas is nearing
us without warning, he calls your atten-
tion to the frame department. All kinds
and sizes of the best goods, full line of
mats and mat papers and everything per-
tanning to the art of photography. Salts.
faction guaranteed. E. H.Austin's Art
Studio, over Pooler's drug store. 34.39
The Floral Club Library received
tWenty-one new books Saturday. Among
them are Prescott's Conquest of Mex
ico," three volumes, thr0e volumes by
Miss Warner. three by Amelia Barr.
l..Looking Backward, by Bellamy,
THE Hansa Towns, in ''Storles of the
Nations" series, Between the Lines, !" by
Captain Charles King, Two Coronets.' 4
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