Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-04-24
There will be no skate at the rink to.

There will be no skate at the rink to-
night. III,
There will be special meeting Of r.
P. Moore Camp No. 28, Sons of Veterans
on Monday evening, April 20. i.
Parties desiring loans from the Aus.
tin Building g. Loan Association should
attend the meeting on Friday eve. Apr 49,
One of the popular Chicago Cottage
Organs can be seen at the TRANSCRIPT Of
fee, For sale by the Austin Furniture co.
g. Schleuder has q beautifully az.
ranged show window for the display of
his fine spring stock, Don't neglect to
take look at it.
The LIE Roy cemetery was burned
over Saturday by fire supposed to have
been set by the cars. The fine trees were
ruined and Great damage was done bv
the fire.
Cedar River lodge of railroad brake
men held their first annual ball at Ar
mory Hall Monday evening" It was an
entire success all the way through. An
attendance of 875 couples made merry
till the "wee sma" hours.
j. E. Worth of Cincinnati Ohio, the
travelling auditor of the Adams Express
60. was in Austin yesterday. looking up
their office here, He finds everything Q:
K. and expressed himself as being we'll
pleased with the condition of the Office.
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 IS to 75c.
per doz. New shipment of plants Fri
day s. H. HARRISON, Florist,
About forty friends gathered at resi-.
dence of VIM Richards last evening to
assist VIM. in celebrating his first ami
saly of welded life, 1t was pleasant
evening, and all united in wishing Mr..
and Mrs, Richards many more anniver-
sary celebrations.
Wells Advocates: Mrs. Webb Merriam
and family departed for their new home
IN Waukesha, this week. They will stop
to visit friends at Austin for several
days.
Mr.. Emery G. Kinney and family have
removed to Austin. They started for
their new home Yesterday.
Gilbert Day and Miss Emma Bergwold
Of Faribault were married at the Baptist
church last Wednesday in the presence
Of small circle of relatives and friends.
They took the train for Preston, where
Mr.. Day is now flourishi2g merchant.
May theirs be pleasant life journey.
There will be Y. W. G: T. U. recep.
ton at Mrs. Davidsons parlors at Hotel
Robinson Friday evening. Refreshments
will be served at $50. Music and reclta
tons will be the order of the evening.
All are invited. and everyone should at
tend to help these young people at this
their first entertainment.
The "Vogel Stunda" which was to be
held at the NJ. E. church this evening has
been postponed for one week on account
of the weather making it impossible to
gather up the birds and flowers. Addl-
tons will be made to the program, and
much better entertainment given next
week than would have been possible this
evening.
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 | 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. 1t is safe and effective. For sale
by Giles u TryOu
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
a commonplace affair, an account of his
wanderings III that vast unknown land,
Thousands Of miles alternately through
dark, dense, dismal and almost impene.
trable forest, jungles and swalnps. arid
slrackles deserts, vast inland lakes and
mighty rivers swarm1ng 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 It. 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 bust
ness all the same, and is bringing home
the eye teeth of 10000 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.