Mower County transcript., 1892-05-25

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Clark, near the pasture.
L. P. Hunt, of the Worlds Fair commission
says the slOo, 900 asked for BY the commission
is ali raised except $4,000.
Travelling men say that the D'Ormond Co.,
which appears in Austin next week. is the
best attraction on the road.
The Cantata ''Dream of Fairyland" will
be presented by thirty eight little girls at the
Methodist church on Monday evening, May
80. under the auspices of the Ladies Aid Soci-
ETY..
The D'Ormond Co. will appear at the Aus
tin Opera House all of next week. They come
very highly recommended. and play the heav-
ist repertoire Of any company that ever Wis
tied our city.
REV. w. NJ. Jennings, of Union Seminary.
N. Y. has beoa sent out by the Presbyterian
board of Philadelphia to establish Sunday
Schools in vacant places In this region. He
will make his headquarters in Austin.
An option has been obtained on the north.
west corner of Main and Water street by Mr..
Fox with view of building $4,000 hotel
there. He will build the hotel if the citizens
will subscribe for $4,000 worth of stock.
"A practical manufacturer of candy from
New York wants q partner with from three to
five thousand dollars to establish manufac-
turing and jobbing house for candies aud
cOnfectioneries in Austin. For further par
ticulars address the TRANSCRIPT Office.
The Rose Creek cemetery ASSOCIATE n will
meet on Monday, June 8. 1892, for the election
officers. ALI members are reQues to be
present, as there is business of Importance to
come before the meeting.
E. P. SPOONER, Clerk.
"A mission festival will be held in the
Trinity Lutheran church near Sutton, May 90.
Services in German at 10 a. M, and in the
English languauge at 2:30 p. m. Ministers
from St. Paul and Waltham will ofic,ate.
Everybody is invited to attend these meetings.
| The Band of Hope will meet at the Baptist
church Friday afternoon at 4 o'clock, at
which time Mrs. Abbot will speak, also Miss
Ora Smith will'give the recitation that won
| the gold medal at the LIE Roy convention. l,
being pledge day all the members are ear.
nestly requestly to be present.
CLARA VAUDEVILLE. Sec.
..-Joseph keenan, has just put In full line
Of farm implements, threshers and engines
and buggies of the highest grades. Mr.. keenan,
| mas CraVeleu on Cne ROAD Tor some OF the OeSl
concerns for nearly eleven years, and is fully
capable of selecting line of first class goods.
and we think he has done So. He has pro
cured the agency of the Deering all steel har
vester and binder, which has no superior
Also the Victory threshers and engines
which are now manufactured in Minneapolis
! He ia also agent for the old and we'll known
Buffalo Pitts thresher and engine and has
procured the agency of the Hawkeye grut
and stump machine. This is something tina,
has been very much needed. Mr.. Keenan,
has the agency for Mower, Fillmore and Free
born counties, and has already sold a number
of them. He has just received car load ol
the we'll known Abbott buggies. Within the
last two years he has sold to the farmers OF
| this state in the neighborhood of 500, ,O0t
| worth of binding twine and is we'll supplied
with pure MANILA twine, warranted to ruI
from $50 to 10 feet per pound for the coming
season. Mr.. Keenan's Office and ware rooms
are directly west of the First National Bank
between G. K. Hansons wagon shop and the
| Austin Marble Works. 1t will pay you to cal
and look over his machinery before making
/ your purchases.