Mower County transcript., 1890-04-30

berry, strawberry and raspberry plants
for sale by A. N. Kinsman.
Eugene Andrews has bought out
Wilkinson's Bazaar. on the north side OF
Andrews & Hills shoe store.
"A large assortment of ladies'. misses
and childrens' hats trimmed in the latest
style just received at the Racket store,
Con Weisel has fitted up dandy
new bread wagon and will now deliver
fresh bread and cakes right at your door.
Soft colors prevail in carpets this
season aud you can find all the newest
patterns at the Austin Furniture Com
pany's.
Various kinds of evergreen and orna-
mental shade trees. as grown by j. j.
Furlong, and for sale at his farm three
miles east of Austin. pd
Fred B. Wood has farm and city
property ior sale. He also makes loans
on real estate securities. Prompt atten-
ton given to collections,
Il have just received fine line of
woolens which will be made up in the
latest styles. Have also fine stock of
ready made clothing to be closed out
cheap. F. E. Jacobs.
The JUNIOR nine of Albert Lea came
over and showed the Austin Juniors how
to play ball on Saturday. Score "A to 20
in favor of Albert Lea. Brace up, boys,
and return the compliment.
For sale, one seven-year- old mare. In
foal; one two-year-old gelding; one year
ling mare and two eight.months-ol old male
colts. Very reasonable prices for cash.
Six miles northwest of Austin, next place
north Of G. Kearns. Jonathan Freeman.
We would call your attention to the
fact that we are now showing full line
of ladies' aud gents gold and silver
watches. Prices lower than ever offered
before IN the city. Examine the goods
and be convinced. At Hayes Brothers.
The sneak thief and bold, bad burglar
are becoming numerous with the advent
of spring. One was frightened away
from the residence of w. w. Hummel
while trying to crawl through a window,
Monday night. The same evening $35
overcoat belonging to W. Horton of
Lime Springs was stolen from the office
of the Sherman House.
DOR & .Wold can show as large
stock of wall paper. borders, ceiling dec.
orations and window curtains as any
retail house in the state. Before buying
elsewhere call and see their goods and get
prices. Their prices are so low that
those IN neig ghboring cities and towns
will cover the expense of their trip by
buying of them.
Fred Wood is, If possible, more
cheerful and better-looking than ever.
The following Is explanatory: Head
quarters Second Regiment, N. G. s. NJ,
St. Paul. Mimi, April II, 189O.-Order
No. 1.-First Sergeant Fred B. Wood
of Co. G is hereby appointed sergeant
major of this command, vice Perry, dis
charged. He will be respected and
obeyed accordingly. BY order Colonel
Jos. Bobleter. Andrew j. Eckstein,
adjutant.
Bill Simpson. Albert Simpson and
another man had quite tumble last
Thursday. Simpson undertook to cross
the street in front of Tyron's bus, but
failed in the attempt. AS he was nearly
past, the tongue of the bus Caught the
hind wheels of the buggy, overturning it,
and landed the occupants full length on
the ground. The buggy was entirely de-
tached from the horse. None of the par
ties were seriously injured, the only DAM
age being a lew broken straps.
The inspection of Co. G last evening
by General Charles S. Bunker passed off
in good shape. About three hundred
people witnessed the inspection. The
inspection was most rigid one. Besides
the fifty officers and men of Co. G. Assist
ant Surgeon A. w. Allen, Sergeant Major
Fred B. Wood. Color Sergeant Walter
Hill and Hospital Steward Fred Hall,
we're present for inspection. The boys
| did very well, everything considered, bit
| Captain Sands says they will be in still
| better shape by camp time.
More 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 90 and see the latest and
grandest display at N. 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 genuine 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.
We visited the Northwestern Car
Seal Works Monday and found every
body as busy as bees. Mr.. Foote has
eleven hands ut work now and is Just be-
ginning to get down to business. 1t is
really an Interesting sight to see their
machinery all at work. the different
styles of seals they make and the large
quantities of each kind turned out. The
works are certainly all that Mr.. Foote
claimed for them, and make a valuable
addition to the manufacturing industries
of Austin. We shall give detailed re-
port of it in the near future and illustrate
the various patents taken out by Mr..
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