Mower County transcript., 1891-07-01
Austin raspberries will soon be ripe.

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-..Rebecca at the wel!' Saturday eve
ming on the Baptist cLurc., lawn.
-Bap,i>, church lawn sociasIe on the
church lawn Fourth nf july evening.
The finest assortment of wall papers
eyer in Austin is now open at Pooler's.
Special prices on Baro Wire for The
next 80 days. ROBERTS s. Co.
See the notice of the Grand Fourth of
July celebration a. Lansing in our CORE
spondence column.
The worst cases of scrofula, salt
rheum and other diseases of the blood,
are cured bv Hoods Sarsaparilla.
The Ladies Missionary Society of the
Congregational church, will meet Friday
afternoon at 8 o'clock, with Mrs. J. F.
Cook.
If that lady at the lecture the other
night only knew now nicely Halls Hair
Renewer would remove dandruf and
improve the hair she would buy bottle.
Our streets shed water like duck
back since they were improved with the
grader. There is some comfort in driv-
ing when there IS go little mud after
heavy rains
j. A. Thompson, one of the substan-
tial and esteemed residents Of Window,
is building commodious residence q
eE- lSc$o lacf nf no
bridge. He will occupy it in the fall.
No matter what may be the ills you
bear from indigestion, dose Of Ayers
Cathartic Pills will ease you without
question. Just try them and be assured
they have much worse dyspcptics cured
You'll find them nice and amply worth
the price.
There was rumor Monday that a
heavy hail storm swept across the north
part of Udolpho on Sunday. We learn
from reliable sources that it did not touch
this country but did damage over the
line in Doge County. 1t swept a strip
of country a mile wide.
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, you year ago, your face was covered
with plmples; it seems to be all right
now" Yes. sir: that's because l stuck
to Ayers Sarsaparilla, the greatest blood
medicine in the world. l was never so
well in my life as am now"
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Bap-
, | r oh, +, ocsc no
in giving lawn sociable on the church
grounds next Saturday evening. Ice
cream aud cake will be served after siS
o'clock. The ladies deserve liberal
patronage. Everybody invited.
; Go, G returned from camp at eight
O'Clock Saturday evening and were met
by large delegation of friends who vel.
, coined the heroes home. At the armory
, few remarks were made by Capt. A.
W. Wright, and rousing cheers were
given for the Captain, the company and
the ladies, The boys report good time
in camp.
After being out two hours the jury
in the case against George Kennerson
7 charged with having taken indecen,
liberties with little Minnie Benham, OF
t Minneapolis. returned verdict Of guilty
He was formerly in the Rochester insane
asylum and will pro badly be committed
to that institution as it is claimed that
he is still mentally unsound.
~ hor
t you want a first-class implement of any
, kind, buggy, wagon, harvester. mower
windmill, 10 fact anything having OF
. running on wheels, come and see me anC
2 you will be convinced I make no idle
claim when 1 say no other house ir
, Southern Minnesota can give you such {
= choice of frst-class goods.
15tf JAMES KEENAN,,
j. A. Burdick, of Chicago, uncle O
T. \. W. Allen, was il the city last Thurs
p day and Friday. Mr.. Burdick will b
remembered by the early pioneers O
q Austin He was one of the first business
men of Austin, being in the watcl
repairing business in the years 1857 5S, il
the old frame one story building nov
! standing on the north side Of Mill stree
near the G. St. P & K. c. railway track
Mr.. Burdick was elected first town cler1
!. of Austin after the township was organ
lied in 1858.
Fred w. Allen returned from Seattl
Friday and may remain here for the res
! of the summer. He brings full report
= of the Austin people out there. J.
Anderson has fine position as ferema
, of one of the Seattle cable car lines
\ Mrs. Anderson is still very sick. Andre
- Knox is in the real estate business an
20 has been very fortunate in his invest
ments. A. E. Cox has bought ranc
further west and has gone to improve i
g Mr.. Allen saws that the weather hel
= seems oppressive to HIM.
b, Brownsville was pretty we'll repr
N sented In Austin last Saturday and
s wasn't circus day either. Among tho:
se whom we noted were: Mrs. A. D. Brow
A and Winnie. Mrs. Cozad and Fred. NJ