Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-08-28
50. per key for nails al Roberts. ss
Go to Roberts Hardware store for
bottom prices. 81 #8

II per key Tor ~ Ills OF ~ berts.
Go to Roberts Hardware store for
bottom prices. Mn
Screen Doors only one dollar at
Roberts.
Scion Wood has accepted a position
Us salesman at Hirsh's. b. .z III.
10 cents for any kind Of watch
crystals at Schleuders. 81.
SIS. 20 for an Elgin Stem Wind
Watch at Schleuder's.
Fresh Pork Sausage only Sc per,
pound at the Flying Dutchman.
If you want tip.top table butter at
the lowest price, you can get it at Lash
brook & Co.'s ri. .@.
5Ocents each cleans q watch or clock
puts in main spring and warrants 1t
for one year at Schleuder's.
Joe Pollock, one of Oakland's solid
farmers left Monday for Milwaukee, to
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st. Ansger Enterprise: Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Holmes, now of Austin, spent
several days during the past week with
relatives and friends in this part OF the
country.
j. E. Robinson the Austin Adams
Express man was badly bitten by Vel
low Jacket Monday. John b. is doing
we'll, but the Yellow Jacket IS not able
to be around yet.
The Alumni Reunion and Quarter
Centennial of the Winona Normal School
will be held at Winona, August 81 and %
1889. The fare for the round trip will be
one and one third fare.
Rice the butcher sold out his office
fixtures and household goods Saturday
and shook the dust of Austin from his
feet. The building occupied by him is
now vacant.
Rochester Post: Mrs. D. B. Smith
and Mrs. Messersmith, both of Austin,
have been visiting the family of Mr.,
J. w. Everstine in this city, and returned
to their homes on Tuesday morning.
-Chatfeld Democrat: Misses Amanda
and Henrietta Glissman and the Misses
Dewitt have gone to Austin to visit
Mrs. Giles. :. Sumner Woodsum came
over from Austin Wednesday for short
visit.
WIN. Hanf, the marble dealer, left
for Beaver Dam, Wis, last Sunday night.
IT'S rumored that Billy will not live an
other winter in Minnesota alone. That's
right Billy. Shake, here is our GaS~ IN
advance.
An Albert Lea nine came over to
Austin Saturday and were done up by a
score OF 80 to 49, On Tuesday the Austin
boys went over to Albert Lea and defeat
ed them in an eleven inning game bv
a score of five to four.
Few children can be induced to take
physic withouta struggle, and no wonder
most drugs are extremely nauscating,
Ayers Pills, on the contrary, being su.
gar-coated, are easily swallowed by the
little ones, and are, therefore, the favorite
family medicine.
D. P. Olson who has been connected
with a Dry Goods firm at Saltwater for ten
years is about opening dry goods store
in Austin. He will occupy the building
next to G. Schleuder's store. He is no"
in Chicago buving goods and will open
with a complete new stock September z
Preston Times: r. E. Sheppard. OF
the we'll known law firm Of Kingsley q
Shepherd, Austin, visited this place or
legal business yesterday. He did no
neglect to incidentally mention the gooe
qualities of the Austin brick, and wei
he might. This brick is now being ship
ped to all points of the compass an(
giving excellent satisfaction.
The barn on the Skinner farm in the
outskirts of Blooming Prairie, was burn
ed Saturday. The fire originated from
hay heating in the barn. 1t was discover
ed Saturday forenoon, and hard worl
all day saved the house, another bari
and all the grain stacks but one. Tn
barn containing two hundred tons o
hav, a number of sheds and one STAG
of oats were burned. The loss is abou
$25OO. There was some insurance O.
the barn, how much we cannot state.
We learn that on Friday the 16 inst
Mr.. and Mrs, G. w. ShapleY received
telegram from their daughter Mrs. G
IS. Schultz, living in Martin county
announcing that their little son % month
old was dangerously sick with choler
infantum, Mr.. and Mrs. Shapley left O
the first train and arrived at their daugl
ter's % hours before the childs dealt
They returned to Austin Thursday nigh
August %. The next day Mr.. Staple
was taken sick and continued to gro
worse until Sunday when physical
| was called. He has symptoms of typhoi
fever and will undoubtedly haYe
| eavera SEASON Of sickness unless II