Mower County transcript., 1890-04-23
Store your stoves with Roberts s. Co.

Store your stoves with Roberts g 20.
Fresh home grown vegetables every
morning at F. o. Halls.
Bed suits from $1S up at the Austin
Furniture Companv's.
Cash paid for I'd hand household
goods. carpets, ETC., at the Austin "a
Hand Store.
New line of gold headed canes and
silk umbrellas at Hayes Brothers, en-
eraved free of charge.
IN. r. Lyon, agent for P. G. Hama.
ford Oil Co.. represents the firm at the Of
fee of j. F. Fairbanks.
Ladies', 20 to D. P. Olson s. Co. and
get posted on what Is going to be worn
ia the way of dress goods this spring.
j. F. Fairbanks had the bad luck to
lose one of his delivery horses BY con-
eestlon of the lungs last Saturday morn
ing.
Always remember that Schleuder
sells his goods as advertised whether you
see his advertisement or not. We have
only one price.
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
Pred B. Wood has farm and city
property for sale. He also makes loans
on real estate securities. Prompt atten
ton given to collections.
&C. n. Syck, of Rose Creek, has an
ad of his fine coach. 1ncoenito, No:
2O71. in this paper. He is fine animal
and lovers of stock should not fail to see
him.
Two prominent ladies of Rose Creek.
Misses Skahan and Watt have lately
opened dress making shop over John
sons shoe store and are having good
success.
&C. Il. Davidson, Jr., writes from
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, ordering the TRAN
SCRIPT sent to HIM. Charley is doing
well in the South, and we hope he may
make fortune.
-Thos. Manus little son. Charley,
while trying to climb on load OF hay
last Friday, was run over, tie hind
wheel passing over his chest. Fortu-
nately he was not seriously injured.
They are beauties-the WiddicOmb
Bed Suits. Elegantly finished outside
and nicely made inside. Solid posts IN
commode and dresser. Good for life
time. The Austin Furniture Company
sell them.
For the meeting of l. O. 0. F. Cele-
bration. to be held at Spring Valley, ex-
cursion tickets will be sold on April 26,
good to return until April %, 1890. Rate
$1.31. c. 81. Coleman, agent c.. M. &
St. P. Railway.
M. J.. Keenan, returned from a busl-
ness trip to High Forest Friday. He re-
ports that Hon. E. S. Hoppin is breaking
q section of land east of Dexter in what
is known as the Borden farm, and will
put in flax.
The Austin Democrat. in their grand
DISPLAY of Office fixtures last week, failed
to give cuts of shooting stick, leads,
slugs, mallet, and office stool. Is 1t pos
sible their Office does not contain these
articles?-Le Roy Independent.
s.. S. Washburn has received bis
blanks and will begin work next Friday
as abstractor of recorded Indebtedness
for this district He will probably De
occupied for ten days or two weeks q!
the Office of the Register OF DEEDS.
Lost, on Thursday evening, APfn -
between Colos Fenton's and 8. Paddle
ford's, south of south bridge, 2 pocke1
book containing three FIVE dollar bills,
two letters, picture, . railroad pass ano
ticket. Liberal reward to finder II re-
turned to this Office.
The Demorest medal contest at the
Presbyterian church last Friday evening
was well attended. A. H. Tuttle, MI
Grover and Rev D. p Gr0sscup acted q
Judges, and the medal was presented e
the winner, Willie Kimbal, by Prof
Tuttle. There we're six contestants FOL
the prize.
II have house TO rent in the THIRD
ward Also m improved farm of 16(
acres with new dwelling and running
water which never fails, only six miles
from Austin, $2, 800. A large number Of
other bargains both in farm and city
nronerty can be had at my Office Frani
A. Ticknor. ~.
We have just printed bills adyertis
inc H- IS. Hammond's horses, Superior
Ne. No 1859, and Pride OF Wales, No. 1s
two imported horses, and nne ones TOO
For particulars see bills OF call on MT
Hammond. BE is at Lansing Mondays
and Tuesdays, at a Lofts Ihursdays
and at Austin Wednesdays, Fridays and