Mower County transcript., 1890-01-29
Mower County Wall Maps for sale at
lalf price, at Austin State Bank 6y1

MOtntr anu SUI dIc Wcil. >@
The families of G.. E. Huser, 4. s.
Hildahl and Frank Hall are lust recover.
ing from an attack of la Grippe.
Farmers, if you have \ load OF hay
TO sell. take it. to Sachse Bros. " 20:
where you will receive the highest market
price. z5.&s
For good hay or straw, remember
that Sachse Brothers & Co., can supply
your wants on short notice, and at reason
able prices.
The attendance at the churches and
Sabbath schools on Sunday last was larg-
er than it has been since Ia Grippe became
\ household word.
.-Jo Oher's little boy. aged years.
died last Wednesday night of pneumonia.
Mrs. and Mrs. Ober have the sympathy
of their many friends
Leave your orders for hay or straw
at Duffey & Mayland's and Sachse Bros.
& Co.. will see that they are attended to.
and satisfaction guaranteed.
Lost, fleece lined kid glove on
Bridge street. between Main street and
Chatham street Finder please leave at
this office and receive reward.
All sorts of tinware on tap at the
Austin I'd Hand store on Mill street. op.
posite M. Majors. at prices that paraiyze
the Jews and kill competition.
. News has been received that Chas.
Pinkham died lately at Seattle of heart
disease. Pinkham is the man who used
to run saloon next to GeraghtV's.
Man is often deceived in the age of
woman by her grey hair. Ladies. you
can appear young and prevent this gray
ness by using Halls Hair Renewer.
Thomas Savage. living between here
and Rose Creek, has been having lots of
sickness in his family during the winter,
but says they are all getting better.
For SALE.-Restaurant for sale on
account of proprietor's i'll health. Good
chance for the right man. Call at G. A.
R. Restaurant, over McBrides store
-Supt. L. D. Bush has been transferred
to the H. &. D. Division. He takes the
place of the late Snpt. Graves We have
not learned who takes Mr.. Bush's place
here.
The Humane Dehorning Co. offers a
reward of $25 for any case where their
medicine fails to stop the growth of
horns on calf three weeks old or under,
or in any case where itinjures the animal
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.
Mrs. Belle Sherwood gave a very
pleasant party Monday evening in honor
of her cousin, the Rev. L. E. Bell, who
was visiting her. The amusements were
mostly literary, consisting of music. reci-
tations, etc.
The catalogue of seeds, plants and
flowers from the Moretown farm, N Y,
is this year particularly attractive. The
prices are fair and the variety unequalled.
When ordering in their line write to Jos.
Harris Seed Co., of Moretown Farm, N. Y.
Two or three of our correspondents
arrived too late last week for publication.
Please bear in mind that all letters should
reach us not later than Tuesday noon,
as we go to press Wednesday morning.
Please get vour correspondence to us
Monday if possible.
The financial statement of the coun-
ty for 1889 crowds out considerable local
matter this week. and necessitates con-
densing our correspondence. Read the
statement. If you did not get the money
yourself you will have the satisfaction OF
knowing where it went.
When anybody tells you that you
can't get photographs cheaper at Hildahl's
gallery than any other gallery in the city,
you tell them 1t is not so. l will guar.
quality, and finish with any gallery in
o11,sr Oh
case G. s. Hildahl. 81 If
e. P. Atwater. who was confined in
the county Jail for larceny, aud later sent
to the Rochester asylum, and then
brought back to the jail for safe keeping,
attempted to hang himself Monday with
a rope made of his shirt, but was pre-.
vented after giving himself a good chok-
ing. Evidently he wants to take another
trip.
Pianos! Pianos! Organs Organs!
Lakeside, Emerson, and K1mball. Only
$50 for full size high top mouse proof
Kimball organ with book and stool on
monthly or quarterly payments Old
instruments. taken in exchange. Be sure
to write for catalogues and prices. W.
H. Harrington, first door north of First
National Bank.
-Tindell, the man who stole the buff
falo robe at LIE Roy and was bound
over to appear at the March term of court
has Joined the gay and giddy troup,
leaving the constable way behind HIM in
the soup. In other words he has skipped
He sawed hole through the roof with
bis Jack knife and disappeared. He
was left in the Jail over night to be
brought to Austin the next day. but on
going after him in the morning thu
constable found only hole IN the roof.
AT regular monthly meeting of thu
! Kings Daughters held last Wednesda,
Jan. %, with Annie Mcbride. much in
terest and enjoyment was felt by the
members of the circle in the arrival o1
letters of thanks from Bertha, Mime
sofa, where a Christmas Offering wa
sent. Future work was planned ant
ere long the young ladies propose giving
the people Of this city an opportunity tt
enjoy an evening with them and at til,
same time contribute to the work they
are doing I'm His Name"
! Mrs. Luaann Maltbie, wife of Johl
Lightly, Sr., died at her residence nea
Oakland Station. January 81, 1890. Sht
was born IN Erie county New York
September 20, 1916. Married to Johr
Lightly March 81. 1884. They moved
to Wisconsin in 1866 and removed tt
Minnesota and settled on the homestead
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