Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-05-22


Cole. Agent at Austin.
HI Smith shoves u lawn mower in
fine shape.
-Tryon's Hotel is doing rushing
business now days.
White Oats and seed Buckwheat for
sale by c. D. BELDEN,
The ground is quite we'll supplied
with moisture once more.
Another carload of horses were
shipped from Austin Monday.
Ice cream furnished, nice, sweet and
. cool. Chapel, Third ward, May %.
The TRANSCRIPT returnes thanks to
j. NJ. Knox for late Denver papers.
Flower pots and hanging baskets all
sizes cheap at S. 81. Harrison Florist.
Some OF the boys go to Albert Lea
this afternoon for a game of base ball.
The rains of the past week or two
have been a great benefit to vegetation.
Mower County Wall Maps, for sale
at half price, at Austin State Bank. 5y1
-Wilbour's Orchestra furnished music
for the Kermlss, and good music it was
too.
See those finely decoratend hanging
baskets and flower pots at s. h. Harrison
Florist.
Wells Advocate: Mr. John Smith of
Austin is now employed in MIR. Shouts
hardware store.
Some of those who were praying for
rain a couple of weeks ago. are crying
hold enough
There will be special meeting Of the
Blue Lodge Saturday evening for work
in the first degree.
Everything Except cold pancakes)
bought and sold at the Austin I'd hand
store on Mill street. opposite NJ. Majors.
Clark Hemstreet began cultivating
his corn Monday He should have a
good crop if early seeding and work will
do 1t.
The old soldiers will be here one
week from next Tuesday. Let every
citizen be prepared to g i've them hearty
welcome.
The popular blood purifier, Hood
Sarsapsrilla, is having a tremendous sale
this season. Nearly everybody takes IT..
Try it yourself.
Eminent Sir, G.. L. West installed the
officers of Apollo Commandery Knights
Templar, at Albert Lea last week We'd
nesday evening.
ALI sorts of tinware at prices that
paralyze the Jews and kill competition,
at the Austin'2d hand store, Mill street,
opposite NJ Majors.
Fifty head of cattle for the season.
Good pasturage and water within II
mile of city. Terms 81 per head.
e. B. CRANE, Agt.
Il have two new houses for sale in the
third ward at bargain small payment
IL
sirable lots J. NJ HUTCHNs. 4 t
Rev. c. E. Wright and Rev. s. II.
Dewart exchanged pulpits Sunday even
ing. Rev Dewart preached one of his
very original and interesting sermons.
The State Farmers Insurance company
has taken rooms in the Opera House
block back of Dr. Aliens office. Call
there for anything in the insurance line.
johnson & Catherwood are distribut.
ing pamphlets setting forth the glories Of
<'Culnberland Gap" It is very neal
pamphlet, and makes interesting reading
Eugene Sharon, of Huff, MIMI, a re-
lative of R. Davenport, of this county
had all his property, house. barn and
farm machinery destroyed by forest fires
last week
Mr.. Hildahl has just secured new
camera of extra large size for taking
large portraits and groups. He is now
prepared to give his customers the best
styles Of work and at his usual low price
The Austin I'd hand store is the best
lit up place in town; has Il lamps, one
of which is 320-candle power. No cleo
trio light, but everything else about the
place, including the proprietor, seems te
be run by lightning.
The Frankford base ball nine came
over for game with the Austin boys last
Wednesday. On account of the rain NC
game was played. The Austin club ex,
pect to 90 to Frankfort for a game on
Friday. of next week.
State Auditor Braden will sell al
public auction at the Reform school
near St. Paul 800 lots comprising q part
Of the Reform school property on June
6. Z. and 8, 1889. Here is q chance fol-
our real estate men who have desire to
reyel in city property.
Edwin Barbour's Legal Document
at the opera house Saturday evening was
the best comedy ever presented here
Entirely free from anything obiectiona,
BILE. and good hearty laugh was enjoy
ed from beginning to end. We hope Mr.
Barbour will visit us again in the neal
future.
The commencement exercises of thu
Normal School at Mankato will be held
next week The order of exercises will
be: Annual commencement sermon Sun
day MAY 26, Field Day Monday, Tree
I7ion+,rl - T,,ordav Al.7uaui reunion T,,ac