Mower County transcript., 1890-04-16

Chicago III.
For tickets and information apply TO Arthur
Cole, Agent at Austin.
Seed Corn! Seed Corn! at Roberts.
Fresh home grown vegetables every
morning at F. o. Halls,
Pride of the North seed corn at
Roberts. 3-3t
Go to Roberts for pure Pride of the
North seed corn. 33t
Leather Rockers and Lounges at the
Austin Furniture Company's.
Frank Sargent is building an addition
to his residence on second street.
-Mowez County Wall Maps for sale at
half price, at Austin State Bank. 5y1
&C. G. Adams has purchased the gaso-
line and oil route of J. F. Fairbonks.
Mr.. and Mrs. zimmerman gave very
pleasant cinque party last Friday even
ing.
Roger Bros. triple plated tea spoons
1.35 per set, engraving free, at Schleu-
der's.
Cash paid for I'd hand household
goods, carpets, etc., at the Austin I'd
Hand Store.
The four large stores of the Austin
Furniture Co., are full of New Goods at
lowest prices.
Wanted, to exchange a No. new
sewing machine for a new mich COW.
Inquire Of NJ. Majors,
Jake Fisher and Larry Nugent have
been painting and decorating their places
of business in the Third ward.
Ladies, 20 to D. P. Olson & Co. and
get posted on what IS going to be worn
in the way of dress goods this spring.
Always remember that Schleuder
sells his goods as advertised whether you
see his advertisement or not. We have
only one price.
Fred B. Wood has farm and city
property for sale. He also makes loans
on real estate securities. Prompt atten
tion given to collections.
Mrs. O. NJ. Nelson will have grand
opening of her new spring and summer
stock on Friday and Saturday OF this
week, See ad in another column.
For sale or exchange for young
stock or cows: One 8-vear-old horse,
one yearllng or 2-year old bull-full
blood short horn but not eligible to reg
istry. W. E. Lewis, Waltham, Mower
county.
Ask Frank Dearborn, Con Sullivan
or Will Adams why they brought home
no fish on Friday last. If they refuse
the necessary information, just call at
Waldeckers and look over the pencil
sketches.
The ladies of the w. G. T. Z. will
hold soclable at the residence of W.
W. Engle Saturday evening, April 26.
Mrs. Baxter, national lecturer of the W.
c.. T. u, will be present. A 6 o'clock
tea will be served, to which all are cor
daily invited.
Il have house to rent in the Third
ward. Also an improved farm of 1tO
acres with new dwelling and running
water which never fails, only six miles
from Austin, 50, 300. A large number OF
other bargains both in farm and city
property can be had at my Office. Frank
A. Ticknor.
"A. L. Gardner, district lecturer fo1
the First congressional district WI
speak at Lansing on Saturday evening
April 26, at 7:30 o'clock. Subject, tht
alliance movement. Farmers are re-
quested to @ttend, as the subject VIII bt
of interest to them, By order OF John a
Turnbull, secretary Lansing alliance.
IS. W. Anderson, our collector, i
making the rounds now, calling on 81
those who are in Arrears for the TRANS
cR1PT We are in need of money, ant
trust that the bills may be honored. In
dividually the bills are small. but IN tn
aggregate amount to snug little sum u
us. Will you send us the amount due OF
your subscription?
> -"Paste]s in Prose-" recently pub
lished by Harper & Bros, contains Sc
]ections from the works of number o
Young writer's whose names are destined
to live in the history of French literature
One of them is Ephraim Mikhael. h.
obtained the first prize for poetry in tn
recent literary competition instituted b!
the Echo de Paris. The Jury which
awarded the prize included Leconte d
Tisle. Theodore de Banville, Paul Bour
oct. Francois Coppee, Stephane Nal
1arm. and Catulle Mendes. The literar,
renutation of these men lifted the com
netition above all cayil, and made thei
decisions the talk of Paris. "Pastels il
Prose" contains seven prose poems b.
M. Mikhael, one which was written es
pecially for the volume.
-l.o6 for spaulding League Ball
at Schleuders. .--S.