Mower County transcript., 1890-05-07

Wanted, hrst class tailor. r. +.
Jacobs.
Try Alaska soda water at the Home
IT
Cracked eggs at NJ. Majors, 8 dozen |
for Is cents. I'D
Board bv the day or week At the
Home Restaurant. IT
Tho will Of James r. Craig was ad.
mitted to probate on Monday.
For sale full blood short horn bull.
Enquire at the farm of Mrs. G. E. Carter.
Farmers. F. O. Hall will take your
produce in exchange for all kinds Of mer'
Parties wanting good elm shade trees
can secure them by calling at the farm of
Mrs. G. E. Carter.
Rev. w. McVettie will hold services
in the Episcopal church at Blooming
Prairie this evening.
Go to VIM. NJ. Howe's Office for perfect
abstracts of title. Ten years experience.
Loans at lowest rates.
For rent. the south side of of my
store building. now occupied by Otto
Kunath. F. E. Jacobs. tt
A. W. Rankin and Miss Ellen A.
Hughes. both from the town of Window.
are licensed to wed.
Attention! Choice healthy black
berry. strawberry and raspberry plants
for sale by A. n. Kinsman.
Lovers of the eight fantastic" in
dulged in social hop at the Sherman
House last Wednesday evening.
Only 81 to Chicago via the c., St. P.
& K. c. Tram leaves at 9:05 a. m. and
arrive at Chicago at 10:40 p. m.
Co. G received $1e7 worth Of new
uniforms Monday. The boys can now
hold up their heads with any of them.
g. E. Waldron. of the Home Res
taurant. has his soda fountain charged
with water from the Austin Mineral
Springs. Try it.
The remains of Michael Mccarthy.
the man who was killed in the Milwaukee
yards last week. were taken to Harvard,
H., Sunday evening by nephew.
w. D. Alcott, from Dexter. is now
working as night baggageman at the Mil
waukee depot. He will move his family
to Austin as soon as he can obtain q
house.
Mr.. Giles received very welcome
letter this morning, stating that Mrs.
Giles would be able 20 come home next
Saturday. Mrs. Adams is also recovering
rapidly and will soon be able to come
home.
ID. z. Robinson, the popular head
salesman at McFadden & Todd's grocery
store, and Miss Edith NJ. Kearney were
married last Saturday evening. Much
Joy Mr. and Mrs. Robinson, and may you
live long and prosper.
For sale, one seven-year old mare, in
foal; one two-year. old gelding; one year
ling mare and two eight-months- old male
colts. Very reasonable prices for cash.
Six miles northwest of Austin, next place
north of 6. Kearns. Jonathan Freeman.
"A fountain is greatly needed at the
corner of court house square. The city
and country ought to unite and place q
fountain on the corner of the public
square, thus furnishing place for farm
ers to water their teams. and place
where they can get good drink of water
themselves. At present the court house
is not supplied with water at all. only
what the officials get by carrying it sew
eral blocks. Let US have fountain.
Mere and more, and still they come
The attractions are greater than ever. If
you have not been to Austin of late, 1t
will pay you to go and see the latest and
grandest display at NJ. J. Keenan's new
music store, situated one block north of
James Keenan's agricultural and machin-
cry store. Rooms on main street filled
pianos and orgaus-Estey and Cottage.
Sewing machines--genulneS Singer, White,
Standard, Household, St. John, and 9TH
ers. As to competitors. they are not in
the way, as Keenan's prices are lower
than others.
WORTHY Sterling. who has been an
ii valid fol mort tn. year past, died
last Sunday morning Although his
death was anticipated it cast deep
gloom of sorrow over the community.
Worthy Sterling was born at Lima. n.
T.. April 5, 1866, came to Austin when
FIVE years old and this has been his home
since. A year ago last April he was
obliged to leave his place in the First
National Bank on account of i'll health,
and has gradually failed ever since. He
died Sunday morning ut 9 o'clock. The
funeral services were held at the resi-
dence of Mr.. Sterling Tuesday afternoon,
conducted by Rev. G. E. Wright, of the
Congregational church. of which he was
member. Co. G. I'd Regiment, NJ: n
G., of which Worthy was formerly a
sargent. presented beautiful floral offer
ing to their departed comrade. aud also
| attended the funeral in body. He
Ileaves his parents, a brother. Ed. Sterling.
,, and a sister, Mrs. n. F. Banfield all of
this city.
A. Trip to HaVf1eld