Mower County transcript., 1890-07-16

Ch,ldrens' Cause yest. Just received
&C q. d. Aliens
Call and get sample Of our s. cent
ties. G. n. Rice & Co. ILLS
Ladies Cause vests IN long and short
sleaves. Special prices IS and 35 cents
at G. NJ. Aliens. y..s
The service ut the Congregational
church Sunday evening consisted of sing
ing, Bible readings and recitations. The
service was very interesting ard was
heartily entered into and enjoyed by a
large audience
/ Lawrence Nugent died very sud
denly last Saturday morning while sitting
in chair He has been confined to the
house for some time with inflammatory
rheumatism, the immediate cause of his
death Mr.. Nugent was born at Upper
.ary, Ireland; was siyty-two years old and
has lived in Austin twenty-one years,
Mr.. Nugent was an honorable, 1ndustri-
Gus citizen. His funeral services were
held Monday, attended by a large con-
course of sympathising friends.
The G., St. P, s X. c. railroad will
sell tickets on account of the meeting of
the Twin City Jocky Club. for one fare
for the round trip from Chicago Milwau-
kee and other: eastern gateways of the
northwestern committee territory. and
intermediate points, to St. Paul and re-
turn. Tickets good going July 90 to 81
good to return up to and including
Aug. 3. Also for the Minneapolis Expo
sition and Minnesota state fair for the
round trip from distances within radius
of 200 miles between Chicago and Min
neapolis and 800 miles on lines leading
west, southwest and north on Aug. 81,
and Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
of each week thereafter during the CON
tinuance of the exposition; good to re-
turn Monday following date of sale
During the week Of the state fair tickets
will be sold daily; coupons for admission
to the EXPOSITION to be sold in connection
with the tickets. Is cents being added tc
the fare. A. Cole, agent,
We are all curiols-and 1t Is stirpris.
ing to know how curious We are-to
know the way other people live, especially
we'll known people. For several months
we have been treated to glimpses into
Some Homes Under the Administra-
ton, IN Washington, in q fine series OF
beautifully illustrated articles in Demor-
est's Family Magazine. In the Angus,
number uust arrived), Postmaster. General
Wanamaker's mansion is thrown open tc
US, and We are charmed with its beauties.
The handsomely executed illustrations
give us every detail as accurately as
would personal view, and it is a grea,
pleasure to stroll with the writer and
artist through the elegant apartments
and the famous picture gallery, the latter
Sou SOAAO oA eAAO "oAAo Va
art in America. This August numbe,
should be seen by everybody. if for this
feature alone; but it contains other
features equally interesting, not the least
of which is an account of The
'Oberammergau Passion-Play, :" which is
illustrated not only with picture of the
Bavariar village where the play is now
being enacted, but also with many of the
tableaux shown IN this historical perform
ance. There is also a complete n ovelette
by Queen Elizabeth of Roumania
r'Carmen sylva'), preceded by her
portrait anu fine illustrations Of her sum-
mer castle and her boudoir. The other
articles and stories are all of the highest
order, and beautifully illustrated, forming
Midsummer Number of rare merit,
which is enhanced by sea-shore water
color frontispiece of artistic value.
Published by W. Jennings Demorest, ID
East 14th St., New York.