Mower County transcript., 1890-10-01

Go to Tryon s Mull's for your
school supplies, 81. 5sss g
y Largest stock, best goods, lowest
prices at at'Schwan's, the shoe man.
--latest fall styles in mems and ladies'
footwear at Schwan's, the shoe man.
We will send the TRANSCRIPT from
now until after election, for 25 cents.
Mrs. F, I. Crane gave a pleasant
cinque party on Saturday evening last.
Col. Plummer, a NAH of national
reputation, will speak in Austin next
Tuesday. @@.$ :....~.-' 49,:
-Halverson is doing the right thing
now. Good goods, right prices and
cash down. 80.
"A four piece glass set given away
with can of baking powder at =. E.
Lashbrook's. a.. 80
If you want the best and most dura-
BILE chairs made call and examine those
at Malmberg's.
Full stock of boots, shoes and slip.
pers and prices the lowest at Schwan's,
the shoe man.
-Ormanzo Brown has rented or is
about to rent Abe HOLSTERS place just
south of the city.
Kaiser s. Nelson have as pretty line
Of plush and fur robes rs you eyer saw.
They are Beauties
Those who intend to buy furniture
should not fail to give Malm5erg a call.
fIe will give Won q BARGAIN
If you want fall aud winter millinery
goods, call on Mrs. William Olson She
is selling them at cost.
TO induce people to pay cash. besides
selling goods cheap will give Webster's S
Unabridged Dictionary free. Call and
get card at G. E. Lashbrook's.
Il have large amount of money on
hand to loan on farm and city property
at the lowest rate of interest in payments
to suit. FRANK A. TICKNoR.
Il buy for cash only and consequently
can sell goods cheaper than any other
house in the city. e. E. Lashbrook the
spot cash grocery.
The Third Ward grocery store carries
a complete line of groceries, crockery
glassware lamps and everything usually
found in first class grocery store.
Mr. Keenan's sale of blooded stock
announced for last week was postponed
| until next Saturday, October 4, the sale
to begin at 10 o'clock aud close at 10.
The W. G. T. U. will meet at
Hotel Robinson next Saturday
afternoon, Oct. 4, at 8 o'clock. All
members are requested to be present.
&C. N. Bowers sold his barley last
week Thursday and it brought him Sc
cents per bushel, grading better than any
that has yet been brought to the Austin
market.
DIR. Peck has an elegant new line of
teeth. and lots of them. Enough we
should think to supply the whole country.
He is now usuing the lew patent gold
| and rubber plate.
Good prices for fax is helping many
of our farmers to pay up back taxes.
Treasurer Requa informs US that back
taxes are being paid up better than at
any time during his administration.
The new First German Lutheran St..
Michaels church near Waltham, MINI >,
will be dedicated on Sunday next. Oct.
5. First service at $50 a. m. All friends
are invited. COMMITTEE.
| w. r. Dennison, store keeper at the
| Milwaukee shops, has moved his family
from Mason City and now occupies Mr..
Lofts new house on the corner next to
Eugene Woods.
p. B. Broughton has just received a
patent on his new and improved brick
Kiln. 1t is great Improvement, both
in convenience and saving over the old
way of burning brick.
The equalized taxable valuation
for the city this year is $758, 119, an in
crease of $54,O95 oyer last year. Who
says the city of Austin is not gaining
both in wealth and population? There
is not better nor more prosperous city
in Southern Minnesota than Austin.
Miss Emma Green and her music
class will give recital this evening at
the residence of D. II. Stimson. The
public is cordially invited. 1t will be an
enjoyable evening, as Miss Green is a
fine musician and has some excellent
talent IN her class.
The social held at Rev. s. II. Dewart's,
under the auspices of the young ladies OF
| CuC Op"OAIA AC0SuOs Aooo "NOuSoAOy
evening, was we'll attended. The pro.
gram consisted of music, recitations, ETC.,
after which refreshments were served.
The League netted $10.33.
About twenty FIVE couples called on
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. johnson last Thurs
day evening. They took possession OF
the house without form or ceremony, and
| informed Mr.. and Mrs. johnson that they
| had come to assist them in celebrating
their tenth wedding anniversary.
J. A. Smith, an inmate of the Rochester
asylum, escaped from that institution
some time ago, and made his way back to
Austin, where he used to live before he
lost his mind. Chief of Police Ingalls,
took HIM to Dodge Center Friday where
he was met by O. A. Jorgens, an officer
of the asylum, who took him back to
Rochester.
Mrs. A. NJ. Tryon, who left for Chi
cago last week, wishes us to correct a
report which seems to be currently circu-
lated that she has had falling out with
her husband. Tue report is false, and If
all women are on as good terms with
their husbands as she is, they are fortu-
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