Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1890-02-12

Mrs. Kate Furlong gave very pleas
ant party Wednesday evening s3s
Attorney r. E.. Shepherd makes an
excellent Yankee with his mustache.
sawed off.
&C. H. Davidson has moved from
Hotel Robinson and now lives IN w. w.
Engle's house. 49, s*
/ ID. F. Morgan, late Of Albert Lea.
has formed law partnership with W. h.
Eustice Of Minneapolis. h..
". M. G. A. workers from Mlnneapo-
lis will conduct union service AZ the Nj.
+. church Saturday evening at |:oo'
Farmers, if you have Load OF hay
to SELL take it to Sachse Bros. q Co..
where you will receive the highest market
price. :,
For good hay or straw, remember
that Sachse Brothers & Co., can supply
your wants on short notice, and at reason
able prices.
Leave your orders for hay or straw
at Duffey & Mayland's and Sachse Bros.
& Co.. will see that they are attended to,
and satisfaction guaranteed.
ALI sorts of tinware on tap at the
Austin I'd Hand store on Mill street. op.
posite N. Majors. at prices that paraiyze
the Jews and kill competition.
For SALE.-Restaurant for sale on
account of proprietor's ill health. Good
chance for the right man. Call at G. A.
r. Restaurant over McBrides store.
Forty acres of good farm land, one
and one-half miles south of Austin, for
sale or trade. For particulars inquire of
Mrs, j. A. Smith. Austin. 1850
Up at Waseca they are having mad
dog scare, and dogs are being slaugh-
tered by the dozen. Why can't we get
enough to furnish amusement for some
time.
Apples! Apples at Bascomb & Halls.
Buyers will have the advantage of Sc.
lecting from over three hundred barrels
of the best varieties in the city at the
lowest prices. Main street, Austin,
MINI.
R. E. Shepherd is one of the lucky
ones to secure valuable (?) lot in Plain
field. Col. for postage stamp. If you
are on the trade give him call. He has
q warranty deed of as fine piece of rock
as you ever saw, probably.
"A teachers convention under the
auspices of the Steele County Association
will be held in Blooming Prairie Satur.
day, Feb. %. The teachers of Mower
county in the vicinity are cordially IN
vlted. Dodge county will co oper ate in
the meeting.
For the National S@ngerfest to be
held at New Orleans Feb. IL to II, the c..
st. P. b K. c. will sell round-trir
tickets for 5000. Tickets on sale Feb
9 to II, inclusive. and limited to March
l, 1890, for return. For further informa'
ton apply to Arthur Cole, agent, Austin.
Hon. H. W. Lightly has Just pur
chased fine full blood Percheron-Nor'
man mare. She is q beauty, weighs
1900 pounds, and was imported by
Delaney Of Mortified in 1889. Mr.
Lightly is doing good work in helping
to improve the grade of stock in ou1
county.
Treasurer Requa reports liberal tai
collection at Leroy and Grand Meadow
last week. He collected about 81, 500 at
Leroy and over So, 900 at Grand Meadow.
OR tax payers should remember tina,
February is pretty short month an6
March l will soon be here. and with it 8
penalty on all taxes not paid.
I lduOS! L 1duOS! OIRduS! OEkduS
Lakeside, Emerson, and Klmball. Only
$50 for full size high top mouse proof
Kimball organ with book and stool on
monthly or quarterly payments. Old
instruments taken in exchange. Be sure
to write for catalogues and prices. W.
81. Harrington, first door north of First
National Bank.
Oct. /, 1889. will furnish all the
material such as brick, mortar and labor
to erect ordinary chimneys for IS cents
a foot. The same to compare with othe1
chimneys costing from 81 to $3.50 per
foot. fully warranted. Leave orders Al
Kaiser & Gu1ney's harness shop, Dalagel
& Holyerson. Grocers, Decker Bros
Hardware Hall & West Dry Goods
Roberts g., Co. Hardware. Pioneer bricl
manufactory s. building contractors o.
Austin Minnesota. P. G. SULLIVAN. t
John Golden lost his pocket book
Friday, Jan. 81, containing SIG. On
Thursday morning Chief Ingalls, and
Frank Riley found the book in the pos
session of Fred Koboldt, with only
$102. go. The balance he had presumably
used to fill up on, as he was in that con
dltion when the pocket book was found
He was taken before Justice Sheedy
and bound over to appear at the March
term of court, under $500 bonds, in de
fault of which he was sent to the county
hotel, for safe keeping.
The death of Mrs. s. w. Day oc
CURED on Thursday, Feb. 6. Her funeral
was held from the NJ. E. church Sunday
afternoon. A large concourse OF friends
gathered to pay their last respects to the
deceased. Mrs. Day was nearly Is wears
of age. and since seventeen had been an
ardent worker in the NJ. E. church; bu,
her worthless Christian, acts were confined
to the uplifting of the downtrodden and
smoothing the rough ways of friends and
acquaintances. Well may be it said,
''She hath done what she could"
The Demorest medal contest which
occurred last Friday evening was not
only pleasant, but q very profitable
temperance effort. About one hundred
and fifty of the Band of Hope were pres
ent and gave the audience two selections
of song, led by Miss Della Horrobin
Several ladies interested in the work fur
nished vocal music, and some fine instru
mental music also helped to make up g