Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-05-29
just arrived lot of fine Tailor
Made Suits at Hirsh's.

Enquire IF W. w. .Engle.
Warm meals at all hours at the G. A.
R restaurant over McBride's store.
Fer G. A. r. Suits, G.. A. r. Hats
and general G. A. r. supplies, call at
Hirsh's.
DIR. A. w. Allen has been appointed
assistant surgeon OF the second regiment,
NJ. N. G.. r.
See those suburb lawn sprink lers
at S. FL. Harrison, Florist, and have him
get you one.
Fresh home made cakes and pies al.
ways on hand at the G. A. R. restaurant
over McBride's store.
George Hirsh has rented the old
Levy store building next to Pooler's drug
store and will take possession Sept. 1.
&C. De Remer of Nevada lost his house
by fire Monday night. Considerable of
the household furniture, we hear, was
saved.
-Lashbrook s. Co. have on hand
choice fruits and vegetables of all kinds.
We will receive strawberries every day
next week.
BE sure to pay your real estate tax
before June l. Friday IS the last day as
the penalty will be added Saturday.
Don't forget this.
Those who attended the Coup horse
show Monday and Tuesday evenings
were highly entertained and received
their moneys worth.
Have you seen the Boys Suits Hirsh
is Offering at 50. and So? They are
beauties, the same suits are sold else
where at 81. and IS.
DIR. E. H. HELEN of Minneapolis lost
his little six months old son last Satur-
day. We understand the remains will be
brought to Austin for interment.
Prof Manchester principal of the
Blue Earth city school, has been retained
for another year at salary OF 81 900.
Mrs. Manchester has been reengaged with
an increase of So per month in her salary.
We would suggest to those having
troublesome hens, to report their grew
ances to Jack Conner, commander of the
Bunmers Brigade. who will take all
necessary steps to see that they are prop
erly cared for.
-Owatonna Journal: We understand
Misses Short and Alton will have positions
in the Red Wing School next year. Red
Wing draws pretty heavily on Owatonna
for teachers, taking Prof Rankin for
Superintendent and two if not more of our
teachers.
&C. D. Belden was carrying some
sample peas, picked from his garden,
around IN his pocket Monday to show
to George Wilbour, who is always
alb Gov h1a RI
of every body else his garden is. Belden
thought he could rather hold over
him with the peas. Wilbour has not been
heard from yet.
Probably no small enterprise was
ever started in Austin, Of as much con-
sequence and benefit to the country as the
Austin I'd Hand store. Any surplus
articles of any kind, of any value what
ever can be sold there for cash. and 1t
seems to be head quarters for new Tin:
kinds as we'll as for all sorts of I'd hand
household goods
ALBERT Lea Enterprise: A youthful
club of base ballists of Austin came up
last Saturday and tried their skill with
the local juveniles, the latter winning a
nine inning game with score of % to II,
much to the chagrin of the visitors. Az
other game was at once arranged and but
four innings played, the result being 5 to
in favor of Austin. The young men al
played we'll and will be experts as they
practice and grow older.
The Office of the Farmers insurance
company in Opera House block has beer
very pleasantly fitted up and is now oper
for business during business hours. Mis-!
Feeney of Blooming Prairie, an expert
enced type writer, has been secured BY
the company, and will give her entire
time to the work of the Office. Work il
opening up there at lively rate already
An application for hail insurance on I
farm Of $50 acres of grain near Moorheat
came in Saturday morning.
For strictly first-class sugar curet
hams and fancy breakfast bacon 90 t.
the Flying Dutchman Meat Market
The greatest care is exercised in handling
our hams and bacon while curing tina
they may possess that happy medium
richness of flavor which is lacking il
hams shipped in by other packers. W.
select the best quality of hogs do GU
own curing and the result IS superio
quality of ham. Give us trial and 20,
will use no other.
| FRIEDRICH q HORNED,
| Butchers and Packers.
j. E. Robinson thinks he has q team
that is not tar behind the celebrated
Coup trained horses. Sunday evening
the driver hitched them up and left then
at the hydrant until he went in to tn
hotel after his keys. On coming out tn
team was gone, and he hurried over t
the depot. and found that they had gon
directly to their accustomed place, turr
ed around. and were awaiting the arrive
of the train. We think they havesshow
themselves entitled to at least a leathe
medal. *<.s.s#
Duffy & Maryland have fine line {
corn cultlvators, riders. walkers and CON
bined, that they are selling for twelve do
lars each and upwards. Also the Empire
Minneapolis, and Milwaukee binders an
mowers, the neatest machines in th
world Advance threshers, Ames an
Advance engines. Reaves stackers, et'
In fact full line of first class farm m.
chinery of all kinds, wagons. buggie
hay rakes, road graders, etc. Sample
are all up ready for inspection. Call an
see them. Office and warerooms corn'
of Mill and Chatham streets, Austin, Mil