Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-04-17
P. Christenson's tailor shop was

!. P. Christenson's tailor shop was
closed Monday.
Easter Flowers Saturday P. NJ. at s..
II. Harrison's the Florist. I. !. f.s
Lumber is being hauled cut to rebuild
the Turtle Creek cheese factory.
-Ex postmaster P. J. Collins has NOV.
ed his family from Lyle and located in
this city. "a
e. j. Plnkham's saloon was closed
last week on mortgage held by G.. W.
Taylor.
"A Mr.. Fish from Ashland Wisconsin
is recent valuable addition to the popu-
lation of Austin.
The street commissioner completed
the repair of the sewer at the north end
OF Main street last week. -
One of the popular Chicago Cottage
Organs can be seen at the TRANSCRIPT Of
flee. For sale by the Austin Furniture co.
j. B. Reyord has put up gable and
porch trimmings that rather do up any
thing in the line we think. Take look
at them.
Fl. D. Albro has moved his restaurant
to the rooms over McBride's store and is
prepared to furnish meals and lunches in
irst'class style on short notice.
The Boys are having great times
with the new puzzle pigs in the clover"
sent us by Selchow & RICHTER of New
York. Call in and try your hand at it.
MIR. Simon has commenced the man.
ufacture of that celebrated patent fence
in the building next to j. F Fairbanks
coal office. He makes his headquarters in
Fairbanks office.
R. p. Moore camp, Sons of Veterans
No. g. held their election Monday even
ing, with the following result: L. D.
Baird, captain; T. L. Beiseker, 1st lieu
tenant; L. F. Clausen, I'd lieutenant.
II am now prepared and haye on hand
choice flower seeds IN any quantity de-
sired. Bulbs, Tuberoses, Pansy, Verbena,
Phlox ETC., Qarge plants) from 50 to 75c.
per doz. New shipment of plants Fri
day. ). H. HARRISON, Florist,
Mrs. r. I. Crane presented the Hon.
Frank with fine daughter Saturday.
This seems to be bleak on the long sue
cession of boys that we have been
chronlcling Frank ought not to have
been guilty Of making the break
j. j. Gilbertson and Sven Anderson
have formed a partnership and will &C.
cnpy the Mitchell building opposite the
Windsor House livery barn. They will
manufacture four horse eveners and hand
lie engines clover hullers, Esterly harves-
tesr and general line of farm ma chinery.
William Todd received telegram
Monday afternoon informing him that
his brother was killed at Omaha that
morning. His remains will be brought
here for burial and will probably arrive
to-day. Another brother from st. Paul
is in the city to be present at the sad
ceremonies.
"A. Friedrich returned Friday from
his trip east with horses. He sold his
car load of horses in and about North
Adams and Hoosac Falls. Walter A.
Wood the celebrated manufacturer of
harvesting machines was the purchaser
of one of them. His sales were made
on terms that will warrant him in taking
another load to be distributed among the
New England farmers.
The following from the pen Of L. P.
Bardwell, editor of The Marion Qowa)
Pilot, will. we believe, be of interest to
many of our readers. He says: 1T IS
with pleasure that I certify to the real
merits of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
have used it in my family for years and
have always found it most excellent, and
especially for colds. Group and sore
throat. It is safe and effective For sale
by Giles s. Tryon.
The great African traveller-Stanley,
supposed to be dead, now writes long
letter from Central Africa in which he
gives in quiet modest way as if it were
commonplace affair, an account of his
wanderings in that vast unknown land,
Thousands of miles alternately through
dark, dense, dismal and almost impene-
trable forest, jungles and swanps. arid
strackles deserts, vast inland lakes and
mighty rivers swarmlng with alligators
hippoptamus and rhlnoceros. Fighting
his way among venomous reptiles, Boa
Constructors, will beasts and not less
wild and savage cannlbal natives. En-
during malaria, torrid heat, fever and
famine. 1t Is record of pluck. energy,
bravery and desperate daring, in the
face of countless perils, never before
equaled, and yet he has an eye to busi-
ness all the same, and is bringing home
the eye teeth of 16, 600 elephants. Ku.
nath The jeweler will make all these
tusks into jewellery. jack knives and fine
combs for the Austin 2nd Hand Store
Mill street opposite M. Majors.