Mower County transcript., 1890-12-10

30 cents cash for unsalted butter at
the Refrigerator.
For fine hanging lamp call at the
opera house drug store.
The latest style of the New Home
has no box cover. but q folding top.
Buy a New Home for a Christmas
present of the Austin Furniture Com
pany.
Beautiful book cases in antique and
18th century finish at the Austin Furniture
Company's.
IS. s. Washburn is building an addi.
ton and making other improvements to
his house.
-Halverson is doing the right thing
now. Good goods, right prices and
cash down.
II am selling Grocr,es and Crockery
cheaper than ever. Call and get prices at
G. E. Lashbrook's.
Spring Valley Mercury: NJ. j. Smith
of Austin came over Friday on short
visit, returning Saturday.
Rochester. MINI. is boasting of q
new SIC. OOO passenger depot. Such q
building is needed in this city.
Those who intend to buy furniture
should not fail to give Malmberg call.
He will give you bargain.
III you should ask to have the New
Home warranted for twenty years it
Yo1n hn
pany.
Pierce and Woodard are building
q skating rink on Mill street, opposite
Tryon's Hotel. 1t will make q handy
place for q rink.
Please hand in your orders early for
picture frames. We are overworked as
Christmas comes in sight. Austin Fur
nlture Company.
60 in and see Halverson's stock. You
may find that he can save you some
money. If he can't you can get &C
quainted anyway.
And now it IS rumored that Browns
dale is to have new paper. A docter
from Dakota it is said will locate there
and publish paper.
. What is it that causes the rush to
G. E. Lashbrook's? Why he is selling Is
lbs. Granulated sugar for one dollar and
xxx coffee for IS cents.
Found. a lady's cloak, boys overcoat
and pair OF stockings; all new. Owner
can have same by calling on n. Fowler
and paying for this notice.
Misses Nellie and Sophia Peterson of
Blooming Prairie. presented their father,
Mr.. G. A. Peterson with fine $27 book
case last week, as birthday present.
The Austin Packing House Market
is paying the highest market price for
extra grade hOps Call in when you are
ready to sell. Friedrich & HORNED.
Our combination offer with Farm,
Stock and Home elsewhere in this issue
should not be overlooked. A years sub
scription to this grand agricultural paper
means 1874 page volume, size 114x15 in
that to eny farmer is well worth $500,
yet we give it and the TRANSCRIPT one
year for only $3.50.
-15 lbs. N o granulated sugar 81; 16
lbs. N U Brown sugar 81; gal. sauer
kraut 80 cents; home made mince meat
10 cents per lb:; buckwheat flour 81
cents per h.; Vermont maple syrup
per gal. $1.25; New York apples SIS. 90;
Missouri apples 81. Try our cracked
Java coffee. w. G. HORR0BIN.
AT q regular meeting of Mcintyre
Post held at their hall last Saturday
evening, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: B. Maxwell.
w. W. RanneY, senior vice.
]. Conner, junior vice-com-
mandor; Majors. quarter.mssterr; T. F.
Leonard, adjutant; p. CRATER, officer of
the day; o. w. Gibson, surgeon; w. e.
Stanley, chaplain. and Horace Hall,
officer of the guard.
Unanimous voice of the critics is that
Stanleys book 10 OF permanent value to
all. ~ 1t is complete and authorized
record of the most hazardous and event.
full of all African explorations, and the
one most faithful Of important discov.
erles. It is his own account. and the
only one he will make. (2) It 10 q thrill
ing story of adventures ln pathless tropl-.
cal forests. and equals in romantic inter-
est the most attractive fiction. (8)' It Is
q journal of scientific explorations, dis.
closing facts which are destined to play
an important part In the political rela-
tlons of the great powers of Europe and
America. a It is of inestimable value
to commerce, as showing the valuable
and marvellous resources of regions here
tofore unknown 5) It is book of refer
ence with maps, forming q careful
summary of the progress toward clviliza-
ton made bv Africa in the last fifty
years, and showing the true significance
Of the new discoveries. (6) It is trust
worthy forecast BY the best informed
observer Of the boundless possibilities of
progress in Central Africa. 81. Freder-