Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-09-18
so. per key for nails at Rob erts.

near post Office, Il.
Go to Roberts Hardware store for
bottom prices. al =l5s# .a@
$50. % for an Elgin Stem Wind
Watch at Schleuders. ii.
Fresh Pork Sausage only Sc per
pound at the Flying Dutchman.
The new building for the Austin Fur.
nlture Co. is now we'll under way. vs..
-8l.46 for Rogers Bros. Triple
plated table Knives and Forks at G.
Schleuder's. r 81. s.s.. ~.
If you want tip.top table butter at
the lowest price, you can get It at Lash
brook & Co.'s.
Henry Birkett was in the city Tues
day making preparations to move his
family to Austin.
Elmer Loucks formely with L. S.
Willard is to be married next Tuesday to
Miss Allie ,Hollister.
+ 80 cents each cleans watch or clock
puts in a main spring and warrants it
for one year at Schleuder's.
BY all means get prices at Schleuder's
before purchasing elsewhere. This
| time his competitors can't follow in
prices.
Full blood and high grade Short Horn
calves, Poland China pigs and Cotswold
| sheep for sale on the fair grounds by j.
J. Furlong.
Do not be induced to take some other
preparation when you call for Hoods
Sarsaparilla. Be sure to get Hoods
which is peculiar.
w. G. Horrobln sports novel "ad".
Three pug puppies in an improvised ken
mel in his window. They form a cute
little establishment.
1t is rumored that w. F. Sutherland
is thinking OF moving to Minneapolis
soon. We hope this is not the case as
Walt would be muchly missed by all of
us. Don't go.
For fine cooking use the Flying
Dutchman home kettled rendered Lard.
It is always sweet and fresh rendered,
and is guaranteed strictly pure and first
class in every respect.
For the Steele county Fair to be held
at Owatonna, excursion tickets will be
sold at one full fare and third for the
round trip. Sell Sept. II to 10 inclusive.
Good to return until Sept. 20, 1889.
-Chatfeld Democrat Mr.. E. Hamlin
and wife went to Austin Thursday for a
weeks visit with relatives. go. Miss
Amanda Glissman went to Austin last
Wednesday to see her sick sister, Mrs.
Giles.
LAFAYETTE French has been making
an addition to his house. Bennett the
plumber has just been putting in bath
tub, water closet and wash stand all
thoroughly ventilated by the latest and
safest methods.
The use of calomel for arrangements
of the liver has ruined many fine con
stitution Those who for similar troubles
; have tried Ayers Pillsstestify to theil
efficacy in thoroughly remedying the
malady, without injury to the system.
The Austin ladies We're we'll recogniz
ed at the W. G. T. U. convention al
Duluth Mrs. D. B. johnson was on the
committee on nominations, Mrs. G H
Davidson was chairman of the auditing
committee and Miss Ella Cook on the
committee on Resolutions.
Hon E. S. Hoppin arrived IN Austlr
Monday morning from the state fai
with a herd of II Devon cattle which h.
+ has been exhibiting at the Rochester ant
q state fairs Those cattle will be an at
+ traction at our county fair. Sixteen o
these cattle are registered full blood De
vons. The other is fine grade COW.
w. W. Kimball Co.. Chicago VIII
J., are the recognized leaders Of the worlt
IN the music trade have made arrange
ments with the leading music dealer q
l ,i., t,..ir 9c
H. Harrington who is Well known here a
furnish any Of their large assortment "
e instruments. 81 9
. The council is preparing 10 make
commencement on sewerage system to
the city. At u special meeting Monda
q evening. the recorder was instructed t.
u advertise for buds for a sewer I" run from
.: West Main t" Chatham, on Bridge, o.
Main from Mill to Bridge, on Chatham
+ from Bridge 10 Maple. on Maple fror
. Chatham /" Hickory, and on Hickor
+. from Maple to an outlet near S0ut
II Bridge. Let the good work 80 on.
The Old Settlers meeting at the Or
y era House Yesterday was very well al
If tended. D. B. johnson and A. s. Evcl
# est were the speakers and II pleasant tim
o was enjoyed by all present The mec,in
coming 90 near our publication day an
being crowded wilhother matter, it is I'M
e possible to give Il full report this wcel
e. a. but Will tell you all about it next week
{; The officers elected were: J. s. Drcke
president; G. H. Davidson. vice prcsi,let
~ and L. d. Baird secretary and treasure,
t. The executive committee, G. w. Grin
,e shaw, A. Dickcrson and }. B. Reyord wei
>, reelected. It was voted That the Officer
l9 name vice president for each town ]
es the county:
If Among the announcements of I'll
: Century for last year Was one of seri
of letters home" from. japan, by Il
ne American artist Mr.. John La Fang
st The letters have been revised and e
Y, banded into series covering the Ian
Of scape, art, architecture, life and rel1git
OF of Japan, for which Mr.. La Fargo b.
ne made great number of illustrations, al
these papers are to be feature of TT
II Century during the coming year. M
IT, La Farge's brief paper on Japanese al
y published in Mr., PumpellY's "Acro
~ America and ASIA, was one of the earl
9. est. thoroughly appreciative essays on t