Mower County transcript., 1890-12-24
Milkstools, ornamental if you like, at
The Austin Furniture Company's.

Milkstools, ornamental If you like, at
the Austin Furniture Companys.
The finest line of Holiday goods in
the cltv at the opera house drug store.
If you want rapid sewer and dur
able machine then buy the New .Home.
Go with the crowd and You will land
at the cut price sale at D. 2. Olson &
Co.'s
Highest cash price paid for hides and
tallow and furs at Austin Packing House
market.
Lost, English Pug Dog, A reward
will be given for his return to Albert p.
FREDERICK.
Pork loins cents. spare ribs 3 cents,
and leaf lard 7 cents at the Austin Pack
ing House market.
-Rev. W. f. Stanley of this city Was
given donation at Oakland last week at
which s42. were raised.
You can get cloaks. shawls, dress
tlannels and millinery during the cut
price sale at D. p. Olson & Co.'s.
Why do YOU pass the Austin Cash
Store without calling IN and purchasing
some of those fine imported candies.
Look here! G. NJ. Rice & Co. have
about 900 pounds Of extracted honey,
which they will sell at 1S3 cents per pound.
County Treasurer Requa had two
violent spasms Tuesday night, and came
near choking to death. Dr.. Mckenna
relieved him.
Save your pennies for the entertain
ment to be given after the Holidays, for
tho benefit Of the Band of Hope and their
s'Fountaln Fund.
Found, a wool scarf on Main Street.
Tuesday Owner can have same by call
ing at Decker's, proving property and
paying for this notice.
Notice this! C. NJ Rice s. Co. have
quite large stock of plush albums and
toilet sets at prices that will astonish the
natives. Call and see them.
in another column we publish letter
from George G. Elns. He is now attend:
ing the Tacoma Business College, and
saws he IS making over 500 per month
while attending school. George has
MANY friends in Austin who will be glad
to hear from him.
Will II. Lacy an old McGregor boy.
writes from Unadilla, Neb.. to DR.. Wood,
of Mct3regor, for supply Gf Woods
Worm DESTROYER. He considers it q
necessity in raising healthy children.
For sale by G.. A. Pooler.
Our combination offer with Farm,
Stock and Home elsewhere in this ISSUE
should not be overlooked A years SUBJ
scrintiop to this grand agricultural paper
means 384 page volume. size 11sX15 in.
that to any farmer is well worth SIS 90.
vet we give il and the TRANSCRIPT one
year for only $50.
AT the annual election TO he held at
the court house Tuesday. Jan. ., 1871. at
9 o. M, all persons holding memberships
for the wear 1890. and all those buying
memberships for 1891, viii! De allowed to
vote for officers of the Mower County
Agricultural Society for the year 1891.
F. A. Ticknor. Secretary.
-Ovatonna Journal: Mrs. d. } Amns,
who has Just returned from three
weeks visit to Austin. met with severe
accident on Wednesday morning. While
walking to the barn she slipped and fri'.
striking on her left arm, disjocating the
elbow joint. DR.. Roberts was called
and placed the joint in position.
..-"As the days begin to lene then, the
cold heglns to strengthen. Last Sun
day, Dec 81, was the shortest day OF the
year. Next Sunday will be nearly two
minutes longer. The cold wave struck
us Monday. night, and the weather has
today quite a wintery appearance. The
magnificent weather we have had this
far. certainly will make this winter seem
much shorter.
--ssKriss Kringle," Cantata at the
Methodist church Christmas evening.
Admission, nothing less than one big
apple orpotatoe, and rs many more az you
see fit to make it, Turkeys, chickens. etc,
will be accepted as illegal tender" These
will afterwards be distributed to the poor
of the city. The public is invited. Be
on hand at clock sharp, or you Will
miss the opening chorus
"A gentleman from Maukato. one who
understands his business, was heard to
say while visiting our city few days
ago. s'that Austin does not fully realize
the wealth she possesses IN her valuable
clay beds'' There IS no doubt but there
IS mine of wealth in these clay beds.
properly developed, and we nave the men
with both the enterprise and means who
are fast bringing them to the front.
AT s. regular meeting of Unity
Chapter No. IS, O. E. s.. heldat Masonic
Hall Monday evening, j the following
officers were elected for the ensuing year:
Mrs. Abbie Crane, W.M.; Engene Wood,
W. r.; Mrs. Hattie Van Degrift, Asso.
M, Mrs Fannie Gordon. seere taryg;; Mrs.
Macy Lowell, treasurer: Mrs. Nary
Miller, Cond. Mrs. ngenette Day.
AssG.. Cond Thnsappoinf fulents will be
made and the officers Installed at the
next regular lneeting, apda5y even ven ng'
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