Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-02-06
Maple sugar, from East Dorset, Yer.
mont, in ten pound pals. Mcbride, the

If you have property for sale or
house to let; it you desire to buy or rent
a house. lot or farm. call on j. NJ, Hutch.
ms.
Rice & Lashbrook haye genuine win
ter wheat flour, which they are selling at
the same price asked for spring wheat
flour.
Figures have possession of the TRAN.
SCRIPT this week. We think they will
be found valuable. Next week there
will be something else.
r. E. Snodgrass, of Eau Claire, Wis
has purchased the Big Austin Store.
Mr.. Snodgrass is now in Eau Claire but
will return to Austin again Friday.
CHARLEY Balsinger and Smith Atchi-
son OF Chattield, were in Austin Friday
last, looking after those fast horses they
have in training at our fair grounds.
Rev. John Allison, the great Alliance
organizer will speak at Grand Meadow,
Saturday evening. Feb. 9, at o'clock.
He will be in Austin some time next
week. Dates given later.
Adrian Drost at VIM. NeWman's
store opposite the Windsor House, is pre-
pared to repair watches, clocks, jewelrY,
umbrellas, etc., carefully, promptly and
at very reasonable prices. lie would
like to see all his old customers and any
new ones having work in his line.
j. M. Hutchins is now pleasantly es-
tablished in his office over McBrlde's
store where he is prepared to transact
such business as may be intrusted to him
in way of General Law, Real Estate, Col
lections, Loans and Insurance, all of
which will receive the most prompt, care
full and studious attention. 1913
Pleasant to the taste. surprisingly
no wonder that DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
is the leading preparation of it's kind.
"Oh! woman in thy hour of ease, un-
certain, coy and hard to please" With
children hurt, long hours she's spent.
Do try Salvation Oil, the liniment.
Eastward no! Westward go! Every
one should take advantage of the cheap
excursion March 1, for Seattle, Vancon-
vers, Tacoma and Portland, OREGON. One
way from St.. Paul $50; round trip $50.
Colonists sleeping cars will be furnished
for this excursion. No extra charge for
berths. For further information as TO
route, etc, apply to c. H. Coleman, Ag't
G. M. & St. P. R'y.
School closed IN District No. 40, IDOL
pho, Feb 2, with an average daily attend
ance of 81 enrolment 81 In the after
noon parents and friends to the number
of 25 were present to listen to an interest
songs and select readings The older
pupils presented Mrs, Ella L. Noble,
teacher, with beautiful oil painting, as
a token of kind remembrances.
Program of the 10Th Century Club,
Music, F. W. White and A. B. Hunklns:
Address. j. D. Sheedy. Defamation,
Burt Hall. Reading, A.C.Page. Music.
Grafton, F. A. Ticknor. Debate: Re-
solved, That Canada should be annexed
to the United States. Affirmative, S,
Johnson, W. NJ. Crane and G. H, Gibbons.
Negative, A. B. Hunkins, c. J. Short
and G. H. Davidson. Meets at Nordcn
Hall.
The Odd Fellows, their wives and
had very interesting time. They elect
ed officers, and will organize a lodge of
Daughters of Rebekah, Saturday evening.
The State organizers, gentleman and
lady will be present at the time, During
the session the Odd Fellows's goat enter
ed the hall properly saddled but the la
dies refused to undertake the journey on
the animal as the saddle he wore was not
of the side saddle species. He is expect
ed to be in trim on Saturday evening
"Wednesday afternoon, Jan. %,
number of ladies met with Mrs. w. w.
Engle to sew for some of the needy in our
midst. The Ladies Relief Association.
a.
nized under the old constitution, and the
following officers were elected: P President,
Mrs. George Wilbour; Vice Presidents,
Mrs. r. O. Hall, Mrs. N. K. Noble; Sec
retar, Mrs. c. E. Wright; Treasurer Mrs,
G. H. Coates; Two trustees from each
church: Methodist, Mrs. Hay, Mrs. w. I
W. Engle; Baptist, Mrs. j. Robinson,
Mrs. G. II. Davidson; Congregational,
Mrs. Belle Sherwood, Mrs. j. F. Cook;
Universalist, Mrs. Sutherland, Mrs. G.. w.
Johnson; Episcopal, Mrs. Vandegrift,
Mrs. Griffith; Presbyterian, Mrs. McGin-
mis-, Mrs. Leander Lowry.
Rev. D. W. Burroughs, formerly a
resident of Austin, died at the home of
his sister IN DanburY Conn.,, JAM "a, 1889
in Westbury Vt. In early life he was a
clergyman of the Baptist faith, subse-
quentlY he became the editor of daily
and weekly paper at Fort Wayne Indiana.
In 1856, he removed to Waterloo Iowa
where he engaged in business. For sew
eral years he lectured on temperance in
Iowa and Vermont. At length, enfeebled
with age, he found a hospitable home
with MIR. and Mrs. w, W. Engle, of this
city where every thing was done for his
comfort. He remained about nine months
until Feb 1888 when seized with strong
desire to visit his eastern friends, he went
to brothers in New York state and fl
nally died as indicated above, at the
home of his sister in Connecticut.
The following from the pen of L. P.
Bardwell, editor of The Marion Uowa)
Pilot, will. we believe, be of interest to
many of our readers. He says: lit Is
with pleasure that I certify to the real
merits of Chamberlain 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 & Tryon.
Many Dollars saved.
A good, live. honest. reliable apricnl