Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1890-05-21

Leave orders for flowers for Decora-
ton Day at McBride's or at Floral Park.
For sale full blood short horn bull.
Enquire at the farm of Mrs. c. E. Carter.
The handsomest satines in the city.
All new; to be found at the Double Store
Call at Hall & Vests and see those
handsome challies, only SC per yard.
Il 200 pansy plants IN bloom, only 60
cents per dozen at S. H. Harrison,
Florist 1O2t
produce in exchange for all kinds Of mer-
chandise,
-Dressmaking in the latest styles.
Mrs. E, Could Slocum & Rice building,
Franklin street.
SIXTY pairs ladies' bright dongola hut
ton boots to close at $3.50 at the Double
Store.
"A good second hand Wheeler & Will
son sewing machine, nearly new, for sale
by Hall & West.
Parties wanting good elm shade trees
can secure them by calling at the farm of
Mrs. G. E. Garter.
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. If
Only $500 to St. Joseph, Atchison,
Leavenworth and Kansas City via the
c., St. P. & K. G, Railway.
Attention! Choice healthy black
berry, strawberry and raspberry plants
for sale by A. n. kinsman.
Only 81 to Chicago via the c., St. P.
& K. G. Tram leaves at 9:05 a. m. and
arrive at Chicago at 1910 p. m.
Conductor William Mcclure has
built a handsome two story residence in
Dugan's addition in the Third ward.
We mean that we own our goods
bought for cash, and can sell them as
cheap as any honest firm. Hall s West.
w. c. Horrobin will adopt six
months old boy and W. W. Engle boy,
from the Children's Aid Society OF Min
nesOta.
Our ccc corset is the best fitting do
nestle corset made. Warranted to
please. Only IS cents at the Double
Store.
-Hunkins got out the first number of
the Evening Herald Saturday. He pro
poses to issue it twelve weeks for twenty
five cents.
"A regular meeting of Fidelity Lodge
A. F. & A. NJ. will be held at their hall
this evening. There will be work in the
third degree.
g. E. Waldron, of the Home Res
taurant. has his soda fountain charged
Springs. Try it.
Mrs Nudge is having a serious time
with pneumonia. Her two boys are
just recovering, and now herself and Miss
Minnie Belle are both sick.
Tommy Beiseker's potatoes had a
bad chill Wednesday night and Jahyens
calf eat his peas Thursday. Tommy
seems to be having bad luck in his agri-
cultural pursuits.
Friday, May the 30th, is Decoration
Day, so 60 at once and place your order
with S. II Harrison, Florist, as there will
be, unless the weather changes. a scarcity
of flowers, and each order is filed in ro-
tatioD. 1O-2t
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 G. Kearns. Jonathan Freeman.
We offer this week special line Of
ladies' good and BRIGHT dongola button
boots at So. We are willing to compare
them with any s. 25 or So so shoe in the
CITY. Thss genuine bargain can only be
appreciated by looking the line over, at
the Double Store.
The Austin Cash Store sells first-c]ass
goods in every respect, cheap, and gives
sixteen ounces TO the pound; although
some OF our competitors say: We have
poor goods and give short weights. ANY
| customer purchasing S. worth of goods
| gets pair of scales freee.
The twenty seventh annual meeting
| OF the Alumni Association of the Seabury
Devinity School will be held at Fari-
bault Thursday and Friday, June and
6, 1890 A banquet will be given to the
| Association by Rev, James Dobbin, D.
D., at Shattuck dining hall Thursday,
June 5. at $50 p. M Business meeting
at Seabury Hall Friday morning, at 9
| o'clock. SeaburY commencement occurs
| on Friday, June 6.
More and more, and still they come
The attractions are greater than ever. II
you have not been to Austin of late, 1t
will pay you to 60 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 organs-Estey and Cottage
Sewing machines Singer, White
Standard, Household, st. John, and 9th
ers. As to competitors, they are not il
the way, as Keenan's prices are lowel
than others.
| Postmaster Johnson makes the follow
ing report of mail matter passing through
the Austin office from May 70 May II
The record was kept in pursuance of al
order from the postmaster general. an(
is as follows: First-class; letters 3,848
| 2-cent local delivery 1852, postal cards ST.
out, 1879 local, and one package. Second
class; newspapers and periodicals, 65'
out; local free papers, 1,347; newspaper