Mower County transcript., 1894-12-19
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AUSTIN, WEDNESDAY,, DEC. 10, 1894.
The shortest days Of the year this

The shortest days OF the year this
week.
Christmas slippers at Schwan's.
just the thing.
TAFT continues to make things
lively. See his ad.
- eter King, of Lodi, made trip
to this city last Friday.
&C. I. Johnson can fit you out in
fine slippers and shoes.
60 with the crowd and you will
lind yourself at D. p. Olson's.
Tony Snyder's little boy Eddie, Of
Adams, is sick with diphtheria.
Misses Emma and Clara Gunz will
spend Christmas in Albert Lea.
If you do not know what to buy
for Christmas, 60 to Schleuder's.
How would one of those fur coats
at Dunkelman's do for a Christmas
Hall & West, the old reliables,
have a specially fine stock to select
from.
Annual election of officers of
Fidelity Lodge, No. 80, A. F. and A.
M, this evening.
Don't buy until you see Kubat's
line of Christmas goods and get his
prices. They talk.
Public installation of Mcintyre
". R. G. on Tuesday evening, Jan. 1.
Everybody invited. ..,...,' -.
James Keenan, and wife arrived
safely in California and are enjoying
the change of climate there. =,
Lyman A. Sherwood and wife are
here from Helena, Montana, to spend
the Holidays with relatives.
Who has another second hand
organ in good condition, for sale?
Leave word at this office. If.
j. A. Mills woke up early Monday
morning to find his front door open
and $5 in silver missing. Burglars.
IN. S. Gordon, secretary of the
Mower County Agricultural Society,
spent two days at the Dairy Conven-
tiOn.
g. S. Hildahl has gone to the
mountains OF North Carolina for his
health. We hope that it will rapidly
improve.
Mrs. L. E. Day, of Mason City,
came up Friday for short visit with
friends. Austin has many attractions
for her yet.
Nellie Van House has been ap-
pointed to preside over the post-office
at Corning, in this county, vice J. K.
Welch, resigned.
Henry A. Waldron, of Sargent,
was a caller Thursday. He reports
grain business good and land held at
very firm prices.
am in the trade with large stock
of coal, hooking, black, lump, and
high grade hard coal, which I am sell
ing over the city scales.
3. 6. ToMpK1Ns.
Ex-senator HalvOrsen, editor of
the Albert Lea Enterprise, was well
come caller last Wednesday on his
way to the state dairymen's conven-
tion at Owatonna.
If you should live to be as old as
Nethuselah, do you ever expect to
have such bargains in shoes and arc
tics as you can get now from the A. A.
COtter stock? See their ad on sixth
page.
All heavy suits, overcoats and
underwear will be sold at much re-,
duced prices. 1t is getting the time
of year when they will have to be dis
posed of. The extremely low prices
will do the work. George Hirsh.
The Sunday school of the Swedish
Lutheran Hoflanda church in Mar
shall township, will have a Christmas
Festival Wednesday evening, Dec. 26,
at p. ~. A good program is being
prepared, and all are cordially invited.
Our readers will find our adver-
tising columns crowded with holiday
announcements. Those who have no
bargains to offer are not advertising.
Consult your own interests and pat
ronize only those who have new goods
and choice bargains to offer. F@
-Kubat. the proprietor of the
Model Drug Store, has one of the
most unique window displays we have
ever seen. 1t represents the ba bies'
dream and is very suggestive and is
certainly a very interesting sight to
look at. =
M. O. Wilson, of Lyle, will sell cal
leo for three and half cents per yard
this week. Also underwear for fifty
cents suit. Ten per cent rebate on
wOOlen dress goods, boots and shoes.
Do not fail to see him before going
elsewhere.
ALI heavy suits. overcoats and
underwear will be sold at much re-.
dnced prices. 1t is getting the time
of year when they will have to be.
disposed of. The extremely low prices
will do the work. George Hirsh.
Holiday excursions via the Chi
cago, Milwaukee & St Paul Railway.
We sell to all stations within 200
miles at one fare and third for the.
round trip. We. sell Dec. %, %, "a,
25, 81 and Jan. T. Tickets good to re-
turn until Jan. 2. G. f. Wenham,
agent. " $.#g%% s5@H Il #s,3'%s.$H5 s$H
List of letters remaining uncalled
for in the Austin post-oface for the
week ending Dec. Is, 1894. s-s. III.
Miss Leesi Anderson, John H..
Brown, Harry Hall Donnes: Miss M
j. Gilbert, Miss Mary Kane, Fred
Keeler, J. e. Murphy, August Decker,
Alfred Shindler. t.4@e
o. GEORGE BAIRD, p. M.
Hon. Ed. Weaver, mayor Of Man.