Mower County transcript., 1890-01-15
Ex-Governor St. John will be at
Spring Valley. Jan. 18.

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Spring Valley. Jan. 18.
The Austin Pressed Brick company
held their annual meeting vest erday. :
The Milwaukee Company has taken
ott the night watchmak At the depot.
You Can get cash for good hay or
good straw from Sachse Brothers s. Co.
Our merchants are busy taking in.
voice and figuring up their profits for
the year.
Have you seen the GA five mile
horse blanHet? IT not Whv not? 1t you
have a horse You need it.
The Sir Knight social Monday night
was not very largely attended. Those
present enjoyed very pleasant evening
however.
--Supt. E. Fl. Graves former supcrin-
tendent Of the I. Il NJ. division, hut now
of the H. & D.. died at Minneapolis
Monday.
&C. F. West received word last Thurs
day that his mother was very sick ut La
Crosse. He went on the first train to at
tend her.
The Relief corps held a social with
Mrs. B. W. Lowell Wednesday evening.
The attendance was large and a grand
good time enjoyed by all present.
I'D S. Lawyer, an old Austin boy,
was married Mt Duluth Jan. 8. to Miss
Katie Nelson. Well done Ed. May
your Joy be as deep as the ocean, your
sorrow lighter than its foam.
-Chatfield Democrat: Last Wednes-
day evening, upon surrenderrg his
management of the creamery. President
G. M. Lowell gave his old employers an
oyster supper. which was served up in
good style at Browns restaurant.
Mrs. Minnie Petite. a sister of Mrs
Peter Haley. who has been sick with
lung fever for some time, died last
Saturday morning. Her remains were
taken to Blooming Prairie on Monday
for burial. Mrs. Petite was about so
years old.
The great popularity of Ayers Pills
as cathartic is due no less to their
promptness and efficacy than to their
coating Of sugar and freedom from any
injurious effects. Children take them
readily. See Ayers Almanac for this
year, just out.
AT an important meeting nf the
Washington county Farmers Alliance
last week, j J. Furlong of this city.
president of the Alliance Insurance
company, spoke at length on the subject
of insurance, contendlng that the farmers
should do their own insurance, and have
whatever profit there might be in 1t.
-"Happy is the man who has his culver
full of them"-of bottles of Salvation
Oil. the greatest cure on earth for pain.
Price only 81 cents.
Mothers should never fail to keep DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup convenient in order
to relieve their little ones of cough
speedily and surley. rs cents.
II am prepared to take any size of
photographs. from card to life size.
ervbody is treated alike-the poor get
the same quality of card as the rich, and
have but one price for everv body. NV
prices are less than any other gallery IN
Austin. and stand ready to compete at
anv price. Look for the revolving show
case. Respectfully, G. s. H1LDAHL.
An order of the Easter Star is to be
organized in Austin by the Masons and
their ladies A meeting was held last
Wednesday to nominate the principal
officers. with the following result: Mrs.
E. B. Crane. Worthy Matron; Eugene
Wood. Worthy Patron. and Mrs. VIM.
VanDegrift assistant Matron. A charter
has been applied for, and its complete
organization will be made at no distant
day. 1t is a good order and we are glad
to see 1t started.
-Ed;tor-Vou want tn rim r;rht doxpr
into the press room and get caught in a
belt. 1t will be an easv death compared
with the one you will have otherwise.
Proof Reader-Whv, what's up? Editor
What's up? Why in this account of
the Comeoff's ball. in the description of
Miss Hightone's dress. the copy she
handed me read, trimmed with a jabot
of pale aeraphane," and you let it go
trimmed with Il job lot of pale aera-
phane Go down stairs and commit
suicide-rll write up good account of
your death-Philadelphia Republic.