Mower County transcript., 1890-12-10
The weather has moderated again.

The weather has moderated again.
W. J. Armstrong was quite sick last
week, but Is improving.
Mrs. William Ridley. wife of en-.
gineer Ridley, died last week.
Milkstools. ornamental if you like, at
the Austin Furniture Company's.
-Chatfeld will organize an Odd
Fellows Lodge Tomorrow night.
The finest line of Holiday goods in
the c,tv 1T the opera house drug store.
If you want a rapid sewer and dur
able machine then buy the New Home.
Highest cash price paid for hides and
tallow and furs at Austin Packing House
market.
Mrs. Thomas Dugan. Of Grafton N.
D. is visiting reletives in Blooming
Prairie.
The ladies of the Catholic church at
Blooming Prairie held three days fair
last week.
John c. Hawkings and James W.
Kelley have just received an increase
of pension.
We hear that DR.. Livingston of Wells
contempIates locating in Austin IN the
near future.
ID. P. Olson s. Co. will take eggs in
exchange for dry goods at highest mar
ket prices.
Pork lions 6 cents. spare ribs 8 cents,
and leaf lard cents at the Austin Pack
ing House market.
Rev. Father Murray of Blooming
Prairie will soon take charge of st.
Bridget Parrish near Rochester.
You can get cloaks, shawls, dress
flannels and millinery during the cut
price sale at D. P. Olson & Co.'s.
The annual meeting and election of
officers of Eastern Star Chapter will be
held Monday enening. Dec. ~.
Frank R. Preston. late of. White
Lake, OAK, has bought out the coal and
wood business of Y. T. Cameron.
&C. NJ. Rice & Co. would like all
the dressed poultry thew can get, at the
highest market price, in trade or cash.
Farmers can get coops to bring their
live poultry to town in by calling at the
Refrigerator, opposite the Williams
House.
Wanted q live man at Austin as
County manager. Addrcs with stamp.
Room 511, Masonic Temple, Minneapolis
MINI.
The annual election of officers of A.
O. g. w. will be held at their hall over
Loucks' Bros. store Friday evening,
Dec. 12
"A bill has been introduced in con-
gress to reduce letter postage to one cent.
Should it become law it will take effect
on the first day of July next.
&C. NJ. Rice g. Co. are selling choice
winter apples at $3.5 so to $3. Is per barrel.
They take butter, eggs. beans and poul-
try in exchange for all kinds of goods.
Found, a pocket book containing a
key and a small sum of money. Owner
can have same by calling at this office,
proving property and paying for this
notice.
Will II. Lacy, an old McGregor boy.
writes from Unadilla, Neb., to DR.. Wood,
of Mc3regor, for a supply Of Woods
Worm Destroyer. He considers it
necessity in raising healthy children.
For sale by G. A. Pooler.
The G.. St. P. &K. G.. R. r. will
sell tickets for the Christmas and New
Year holidays. December "a, Is and 81
and January for one fare and one-third
for the round trip. Good to return until
January 5 to stations within 200 miles.
ARTHUR COLE, Agent.
-Arrunmus Miller, living near Wauke-
gan, ILL.,. died suddenly last Friday at
llis sister, 8, Mrs. c.. 0. Skinner, living
northwest of Oakland village. Mr..
Miller had come here just before Thanks
giving to spend the holidays with his
relatives. He died of apoplexy. His
age was 66 years.
Detective Arthur Wood, of Chicago,
whom many Austinites will remember
through his connection with the shooting
of Judge Page of thus city, 10 dead. He
is said to have had no superior in the
country as detective. He has been in
the employ Of the Pinkertons for twenty
years and had worked on some of the
most famous as we'll as dangerous cases
ever undertaken.
Christmas will soon be here. Call
on Dorr & Void before the large rush
and crowd consequent few days before
Christmas and examine their goods while
they have time to show you. Their
goods were bought before any advance
ID price and they give their customers
the benefit of the low prices at which
they made their cash purchases. Call
and see Dorr e Void. It is a pleasure
for them to show goods and they will