Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-11-21

ana RIoty IL over toe 0afk van thrown,
1hs4 ststefier fabrics have never known.
And I shah love with Ionder pride
The little low hut by the rivers side.
I Pefsonal
"NAmY," is worth $780,
O1s BULL has arrived in New York.
Hon win bring hisspirits with him.
Tn GALAXY calls spurgeon tho
ooaxser Peechee.
TIE japanese Minister at Paris has
given u. Theirs . beautiful powder
horn in mother-of-pearl and ivory.
THR purser of the ill-fsted steamer
Missouri, which burned of Nassau,
was the Jsa''cee Of Mn. Ida Greeley:
| HoN. E. B. WAsHBuRx1 win be han.
quoted at Delmonicois ON his return
from Illinois.
MIR GKoRGE THolRsoN, one of the
editors and proprietors of the Paducah
Ny.) News, died . few days ago.
FANNY FERN, in her school -daya, tore
the leaves out of her {" Euclid - to curl
her hair with.
CoNA111, whose adRdavits 10 efEectu-
ally silenced Doolittle, died ut Harlem.
n. T., last week. =.
6ToRRs says Beecher has "wasted
voice enough to make two thunder
storms :" by talking 20 very loud.
PRoEssoR PxRR1Na facetiously 10
marked, when asked to write ssPie-
eon-pie quickstep." "Tn be cooked II
I do" sy .1@ssss.s1.75.--
MISS SALIn SHANNON, Grand Duke
Alexis's favorite belle during his Amer
ican tour, was married few days Gnce
in st. Louis.
TIM marriage Of signora Tamberlik
with Dr. Gale1owsli, tho oculist who
saved her sight, has taken place.
Mr. D. r. LOCKE, of Toledo Petro-
leum Y. Nasby), has started . forty
elght-paRe nagaxine, called Locke's
Dollar Monthly, of which he il editor.
and Messrs. Jones 4 Locke the publish
ers.
E11AHGER, manager of the Denver
Savings Bank, skipped out one night
last week, and deep erief has sett5ed
ike . pail on the community.
CHAs. Funo Ho11llAx, the once f.
nous song writer, il dying in the phi.
vate lunatie asylum where he has long
been confined.
6ERAuss, the Austrian composer, has
signed . contract with book firm at
Prague for the pubication of his
"Reminiscences of Amer1ca."
THRE4 stars of the operate stage.
the tenor Lott, Mrs.. Clara Rxinkerho6
and Madame Adelia Cell, are teaching
music in New York.
! ENRERoR WILLIAM has given Peschka-
Leutner valuable bracelet - 4 sou
venir of the grand court concert, in
which she performed during the.recent
meeting of the Emperors at Berlin.
Faux Moo1E, Just returned from
Paris, will lecture this winter ON the
'Comic Side Of Diplomacy in Eu-
rope" ~
II may not be known that 6 Mario"
10 merely the stage name of the famous
singer Who bears it. His real name
is Giuseppe, Marquis of Gambia
Tn salary of General Mcclellan ~
Engineering Chief Of the department Of
docks in New York has been reduced
from t2o, 600 to $1,000 . year, e his
own request. r-~,,~e- 3ss:
FouR splendid drawing room ears, to
run between New York and Springfield,
have been named after four 0overncrs
of Connections Buckingham, Havley,
English and Jewell. They cost So 600
each.
| A YOUNG gentleman writes from Al
bia to his wife in Troy . follows:
I"Dear Wife-Dollie has got i'll
mean the hipposoo. I am slowly
hauling the buggy in. Home to-noF-
row. CHAl1R"
HIN1Y WARD BE1uH1 says If
Darwin is right in thinking that men
assembled from monads by gradual evo-
luton, then it il very certain that somo
men came up BY the way of the mus
quito, the Aeas and the biting Ay, and
that their ancestral traits still inger in
the blood" - s
Il Nm. HARRn1 BUoul1 8noWH il ed
iting . library of famous fiction, which
is to embrace In . single volume t'The
Pilgrims Progress, y e Robinson Cru
soe," "Gulliver's Travels, !" 6 Vathek, :"
and i've other masterpieces Of English
imaginative literature.
TIE Marquis Of Westminster il tho
proprietor of probably the most e1pen-
sive ceiling in the world. II cost the
enormous sum Of ga, 900, and consists
of the best Spanish mahogany two feet
in thickness, = foot deep Of which 10
elaborately carved around with the let
ters w. G. The cornice to the ceiling
is of polished ebony of the finest de-
scriptioD, and is three feet vide. Upon
this are magnificent paintings, copies
from the great masters.
MRs. SANDS is . bright little widow
who lives near Oil City, Pa, and has
made mfortable fortune in specu-
lation in oil lands Representing her.
sell as poor woman, ~ she was, with
q family to support, she induced anew
York company owning lands near her
residence, to sell her 400 acres for $1,-
500, paying a small sum down. She
Immediately resold . part interest for
80, 900, pnt down with the proceeds
what has proved one of the most sue
cessful oil wells in the oil territory,
. and now asks for the property q round
half million dollars.
RosRRr DALE OWEN has contracted
with the editor of the Atlantic Month
J " to furnish that magazine with his
autobiography, in monthly chapters, to
D begin in January. His recollection ex-
. tends back as far ~ Goodwin, author
Of Political Justice" and husband Of
. Mary Wo!stonocraft, Mrk Shelley,
3 Lady Byron, and her mother, jeremy
Bentham, Lord Broueham, Thomas
Clarkson, Spurzheim, Gen. I,afayette,
with whom he spent . week at La
) Grange; Francss Wright, Sir Rowland
Hill, Miss Landon. &C., &c. Also to
his grandfather, Who was . partner in
, the vary earliest cotton spinning, With
y Sir Richard Arkwright, and, Of courve.
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