Mower County transcript., 1890-04-30

Fresh home grown vegetables every
morning at F. O. Halls.
Bed suits from $13 up at the Austin
Furniture Company's.
F. E. Peterson now wields the razor
for F. H. Stokes in the Third ward.
Con Fogarty took short, swift les
son in astronomy Saturday, while playing
ball.
Cash paid for I'd hand household
goods, carpets, ETC., at the Austin "a
Hand Store.
The fifth Demorest contest which
was to be held at Austin May 2, has been
postponed one week.
Mrs. s. c. Wheeler. wife of the edi-
tor of the LIE Roy Independent, died
April %, aged % years.
Ladies', 90 to D. P. Olson & Co. and
get posted on what IS going to be worn
in the way of dress goods this spring.
H. P. Halverson. the grocer, has put
in fine large refrigerator in which to
keep butter. He proposes to keep first
class butter and keep it in good shape.
Fred Hall has received notice that he
has passed the examination of the state
board of pharmacy, and IS now full
fledged pharmacist. Here's looking at
you Fred, and may you heal the nation.
They are beauties-the Widdicomb
Bed Suits. Elegantly finished outside
and nicely made inside. Solid posts in
commode and dresser. Good for a life
time. The Austin Furniture Company
sell them.
Mrs. E. II. Wells of Lansing was
thrown from wagon Saturday, dislocat-
ing her left shoulder. The injured mem
Der Was set by DR., Holllster, and she is
recovering rapidly.
e. W. Slocum will move his family
on to the farm for the summer. and Mrs.
P. P. Gould of Dexter will open dress
making shop where his coal Office now is.
The change will be made tomorrow.
One plain drunk was tried before
of assault on Thursday. The first was
fined $40 and costs. The others we're
fined SIS each and costs. Don't drink or
fight, boys, there's nothing in It,
We would respectfully call the at
tention of the powers that be to the
dangerous condition of the sidewalks in
our beautiful city. The judicious expen-
diture of a few dollars at the present
time, may save hundreds in the future.
Adjusting agent John Kerken, of the
Home Insurance Co., has allowed ST.
O5O on the loss of the CARL place at Lans-
ing. He made thorough investigation
of the premises; after which he paid the
money over to Administrator J. E. Rob
inson.
Lost, on Thursday evening, April II,
between Colos Fenton's and s. Paddle
ford's, south of south bridge, pocket
book containing three five dollar bills,
two letters picture, q railroad pass and
ticket. Liberal reward to finder if re.
turned to this office.
l.. G.. Campbell and Geo. Dawson,
while out riding lately, were thrown out
by the shy1ng of the horse: tipping the
hngqv into a ditch. Mr.. Dawson es-
caped unhurt. Mr.. Campbell had his left
arm broken above the elbow. The in
iured member was set by DR.. Macdon-
aid.
Il have house to rent in the Third
ward. Also an improved farm OF l6U
acres with new dwelling and running
water which never fails, only six miles
from Austin, $4,000. A large number OF
other bargains both in farm and city
property can be had at nv office. Frank
A. Ticknor.
"A woman giving her name as Ella
Randall, was arrested by Officer Frank
Riley and examined before Justice Noble
Saturday, charged with leaving her in
fant child, about three weeks old, on the
door step of G. J. Kordes, in the town OF
Window, eight miles east Of town, Friday
night In default of $500 bail, she was
committed to the county jail to await
trial before the district court.
See cut of road machine and ad OF
George Dufey & Co. in another column
Tley also inyite you to call and look ovel
tneir stock of buggies, road carts, light
WAGONS and carriages which they are sell.
inc verv reasonably. Carts $15 and up
wards. If you are going to plant corn
Won should rot fail to look at their Ham.
ilton planters, the finest corn planters on
earth. .~->
The superior merit of Ayers Cherry
Pectoral as an anodyne expectorant il
due to skillful combination OF the most
powerful ingredients Nothing like it
has ever been attempted in pharmacy,
and its success in the cure Of pulmonary
complaints is unparalleled. J.