Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-08-15
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bAzAINE's trial begins in October.
New WORKERS make business good in
Z: 800 bar rooms.
ON backyard in Waco, Texas, turns
out 40, 600 brick day.
The West Point cadets are pleading
to lot their moustaches grow.
The ''prince of BARRIERS " in Water.
bury, Conn.,, trims his customers wills.
kers with razor, md wins fame and
patronage thereby.
A SINGLE squire in Aberdeen. Ohio.
has married thirty-nine runaway cou-
pies from Kentucky in four months.
The date of General Sherman's re-.
turn is now set as the 9Th of Septem-
der next.
A BABY in Ellsworth, Maine. WINS
qualified for war at the age of one
month, by the possession of full set
of teeth.
THERE are at present sixty manufac.
tories in the country, cutting and sup
plying corks to the value of 81, 500, 600
yearly.
UPON the MERGED (Cal) River bot
toms many farmers are painting corn
upon the land from which they have
just cut crops of wheat.
The widow of the late Lieut.. Gov.
Dunn, of Louisiana, has received from
the mayor of New Orleans the offer of
the position of keeper of the city ar
chives, with salary Of 3d. 800 a year.
Mrs. LILLE Mou1roN, the American
songstress, returned from last week. It
is not probable that she will be heard
in concert this year, though efforts are
being made to have her appear in ora.
torio.
The famous Montreuil peaches will
be very scarce this year, partly owing
to the white frosts of last April. partlv
to the destruction of the trees by the
Prussians.
AMONG the heavy taxpayers of Gin
cinnati are: Samuel N. Pike, 1881 !:
John Robinson, 81. Miles Green.
wood. $2,696; William s. Groesbeck,
$2,628; Longworth estate, $14,433.
Mn. B. H. Isabelle, of New Orleans,
colored, has recovered 81, 600 damages
from the board of directors Of a Whit,
school, because they refused to admit
his children US pupils.
AN Ohio journalist has written the
heading, ''Another Lie Nailed" 81, 900
times during his long career. His bust
est moments have been spent in the
present exciting campaign.
Mr.. EMERSON will build new house
in Concord, upon the site of the one
destroyed last week. The new mansion
will be nearly an exact copy of the
former structure, and will cost about
$4,000.
The mathematical, a German pa.
per, traces the course of the negotia.
tions on the Alabama question as fol-
lows: Alabama, Alamaba, Alabama,
Abamela, Amalaba, Amabaia, Alabama.
Hurrah
IT is said that \ handful of oat meal,
mixed with pail OF water, furnishes q
sure preventive against sunstrokes to
those who drink water so prepared, no
matter how hot the weather may be.
The prettiest woman in Rome ia said
to be an American, formely Miss Addi-
son, OF Pittsburg. She is the wife of
the Spanish ambassador.
VICE PRESIDENT Co1rAx has given uu
his house at Washington, and now pur.
poses gathering his household goods
about him at South Bend. Ind.
The pretty chateau of Monto- Christie.
built by Alexander Dumas, near Mar.
ley, has found no bidder at $50, OO9. Il
is said to have cost $50, 600, and the
house warnings given in it by the own
er above 5000, 900.
A SAN Francisco husband refused ia
buy carriage for his wife, and the
lady is trying to swear him into an in
sane asylum in consequence.