Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-12-11
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Fadden 8 'rodd's. h;
For sale or rent, w. w. Engle's resi-.
dence. 5.8 I'D
Largest stock Of novelties, leaflets
and books, at Dorr s. Wold's. . III
Now is the time to have TAYLOR, the
painter, fix up your cutters and slelghs.
Leave orders for coal and wood at
Kaiser q Quincy s harness shop. Slocum
s. Rice.
If your window glasses are broken
get TAYLOR, the painter, to do your
glazing. S ..=.. +
The maple syrup direct from Yer.
mont has been duplicated at McFadden
q Todd's. s.'
to serve any who may want their cutters
or buggies painted. = &
1t is just as good as q circus to see
the grand display of Holiday Goods at
D. p. Olson s. Co.'S.
Fresh home made cakes and pies al
ways on hand at the G.. A. r. restaurant
over McBride's store. ~
Highest cash price paid for green and
sailed hides, also tallow. pelts and wool,
at the Flying Dutchman.
The Austin Cash Store. has full
line of jackson corsets at reduced prices
A perfect fit guaranteed. ILL.,
Hoods Sarsaparllla cures catarrh by
sexpelling impurity from the blood, which
is the cause of the complaint. Give 1t q
trial. p :.,~e. -
The Flying Dutchman market is
selling strictly first class meats at second
o1o 10 %
place to buy.
-Sweningsen is the only jeweler In
the city who can give you straight
warranty on the Rockford Watches.
Notice what the company says.
&C. M. Rice 8 Co., do not give
away anything, but certainly sell goods
lower than any competitor The public
are invited to call and see for themselves.
Frank Ward is prepared to do light
draying and express work for every one
on short notice and IN first class shape,
Leave orders at Kaiser & Guiney's har-
ness shop. -~5>-.
Apples! Apples at Bascomb & Halls.
Buyers will have the advantage of Sc.
lecting from over three hundred barrels
of the best varieties in the city at the
| lowest prices. Main street, Austin,
MINI.
W. H. Harrington received another
magnificent Bush & Gerts piano on Mon
day which is now on exhibition at the
store. darlington is an expert in his
line and has each piano made expressly
for him which accounts for their wonder
full success.
| Miss Marion Miller and Miss Jessie
Howe, teachers in the first and seconC
primary rooms, will give an entertain
ment Friday evening, Dec. 10, at thu
high school building. proceeds-to 20 to-
ward the purchase Of an organ for thu
building. The entertainment will con
sist of songs. kindergarten plays, ant
Rotations by the children.
When anybody tells you that 70,
can't get photographs cheaper at Hildahl'
gallery than any other gallery in the city
you tell them it is not so. will guar
antee that my work will compare j,
quality, and finish with any gallery il
Austin. Look for the REVOLVING show
case. G. 8. Hildahl. 37tf
Albert Lea Standard: Filing A
Sole OF Moscow by his attorney. w. E
Todd. sued the Manchester Insurance Co
Saturday last befor Justice Blackmer TO-
$50, the value of hay burned by pea
fire. Jon. A. Lovely and H. A. Morgan
defended the case for the company, ant
won on the grounds that the hay wa
not on the premises of the insured
Lawyer Todd will appeal the case ant
will bring other suits of like natur
against the company.
Albert Lea Enterprise: G. E. Stacy
Jr., son of exPostmaster Stacy, was O.
Saturday last taken to the refom school
complaint having been made by the boy
father. This brings the numbere at the re
form school from this county up to eigh
-. John A. Lovely informs us that he will
not return here to reside but that he vii
have an Office in this town for tn
transacting of legal business. He ais
says his aged mother and invalid siste
will accompany. him to st. Paul an
make that their future home and W
wish them pleasant time In the saint
city, .... HI.
John Hoy. of Brownsville, recent
had letter from his oldar brother
David. in Kansas. of whom the famil
had lost track fifty-On years ago. At th
time of Pappineaux's rebellion in Can
ada he enlisted as soldier, and whe
discharged drifted away, but this fell We
discovered by another brother lividg i
Nebraska. who informed HIM of til
places of residence of the survivors of th
family. He is a thriving farmer in til
, north part of Kansas and Mr.. Hoy pr,
poses to pay him visit this winter.
IF. w. Kimball was circulating
petition Monday asking for speci
: meeting of the school board to NAL
provisions for fire escape at the Hie
school building The petition was vel
generally signed showing the intere
9 felt by our people in this matter: 4
: recognize the undergraduates of fl
. protection under present arrangement
at the school building and feel that som
{ thing should be done at once to make Il
!. little ones safer. With the late fat
!, Minneapolis fire fresh in our memoir,
{ we should not await q similar or perhal
worse case at home before acting
this matter.