Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1890-05-14

anted, . first class tailor. J. :.
Jacobs, " + 355 if5ss@5$ 5.s S=3
Try Alaska soda water at the Home
Restaurant. sSs ~ tt
Cracked eggs at NJ, Majors, 8 dozen
for 25 cents. d. \. .s..sa.g 5ss .s,..,:
Board BY the day or week at the
Home Restaurant. ~ j n. tt bit
Fresh home grown vegetables every |
at F. o. Halls, Ri /.
Have You seen those nice baizes only
Sc per yard at Hall s. Vests.
A good house for rent, Inquire of
Harry w. Morgan, with ]. Schwan.
Leave orders for flowers for Deoora-
ton Day at McBride's or at Floral Park.
For sale a full blood short horn bull
Enquire at the farm of Mrs. G. E. Carter.
The handsomest satines in the city.
All new; to be found at the Double Store.
Call at Hal, s Vests and see those
handsome challies, only SC per yard.
Farmers. F. o. Hall will take your
produce in exchange for all kinds Of mer'
chandise,
-Dressmaking in the latest styles
Mrs. f. Gould, Slocum & Rice building.
Franklin street.
Sixty pairs ladies bright dongola but
ton boots to close, at 81 80 at the Double
Store.
A good second hand Wheeler & VIII
son sewing machine. nearly new, for sale
by Hall & West.
Parties wanting good elm shade trees
can secure them by calling at the farm of
Mrs. c. E. Garter.
Go to VIM. NJ. Howe's office for perfect
abstracts OF title. Ten years experience.
Loans at lowest rates.
For rent. the south side of of my
store building, now occupied by Otto
Kunath. F. E. Jacobs. tt
Attention! Choice healthy black
berry, strawberry and raspberry plants
for sale by A. N. Kinsman.
Only "a to Chicago via the c., St. P.
g. K. c.. Tram leaves at 9:05 a. m. and
arrive at Chicago at 10:40 p. M.
60 and see the only John Dillon to-
morrow night, and for few hours forget
that you have care in the world.
We mean that we own our goods
bought for cash, and can sell them as
| cheap as any honest firm. Hall y West
The ladies of the congregat,ons!
church will hold prayer meeting next
Friday afternoon with Mrs. H 0. Bias
ford.
Our ccc corset is the best fitting do
| nestle corset made Warranted to
please. Only 70 cents at the Double
Store.
-Malmberg & Olson have dissolved
partnership. See their dissolution notice
in another column. Also the new ad OF
Mr.. Malmberg.
g. E. Waldron. of the Home Res
taurant. has his soda fountain charged
| with water from the Austin Minera
Springs. Try it.
"A number of friends assisted Mrs
P. B. Peck lately in celebrating her birth
day by giving her surprise party, &C
companled by several birthday gifts.
Blooming Prairie Correspondence
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! Austin. the district president of the W
G. T. U, visited our schools. Wednesday
noon.
William Vandegrift, while at his
mothers place last week. was stricken
with light shock of paralysis. He was
brought home and is now mucn I'M
proved and will soon be out again.
DIR. P. B, Peck has fitted up his
office over Kaiser s. Nelson's harness
shop in fine shape. He has also added g
conservatory to his residence. The doc
tor is going right in for improvements.
Rev. G. E. Wright and Rev. s. H.
Dewart exchanged pulpits Sunday even
ing last. Rev. Dewart gave the Congre-
gatlonal people good sermon. and Rev.
Wright served the Methodist people we'll.
The Milwaukee & St. Paul road
began running their vestibuled trains
through this place Monday last. The
trains run from st. Paul to St. Lous, and
are the finest trains ever run by this
road.
For sale, one seven-year old mare, in
foal; one two-year-old gelding; one year.
ling mare and two eight-months old male
colts. Very reasonable prices for cash.
Six miles northwest of Austin, next place
north of G.. Kearns. Jonathan Freeman.
We think it looks little suspicious
when young man coaxes his mother to
come out and sow flower seeds in his
front yard. Looks as though he were
tired of bachlng it, and expecteda woman
around in the near future. Is it 1t so,
Fred?
We offer this week special line of
ladies' good and bright dongola button
boots at So. We are willing to compare
them with any 1926 or So so shoe in the
citv. Thss genuine bargain can only be
appreciated by looking the line over, at
the Double Store.
The Austin Cash Store sells first class
goods in every respect, cheap, and gives
sixteen ounces to the pound; although
some OF our competitors say: We have
poor goods and give short weights. ANY
customer purchasing SIS worth of goods
gets pair of scales freee.
Oscar Ayers Is turning out some very
fine carriages, buggles and ph@tons these
days. We notice several of our promi-
nent citizens with carriages from his de-
pository. Among others, II. Majors, G.
A. Pooler and W. L. Hollister. On Mon
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