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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-09-04

"BREyET FARMERS" is the latest
and best name for the politicians
who are trying to capture the Gran
gers. 1t is in order to announce the
hymn commencing
81 No foot of land do I possess"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-09-04
Local Intelligence.

A THEATRICAL company will give
entertainments at the City Hall to-
night, and tomorrow and Saturday
nights.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-09-04

HE greatest variety and best
styles of Hats and Caps, for young and old,
will be found at Gr.ss & Schilea's Aeu
Hat Store
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-09-04

Music LESSONS. NJ. j. Whit
tlesev is DESTROYS of obtaining a few add
tional Music Scholars. Persons wishing in
formation as to terms viii please call at
the Mineral Point Book Store
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-09-04

CARTWRIGHT has just received
some more of the Springfield ILL.,, watches.
Those wanting a watch of this make must
be quick and see about it.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-09-04

STRAW HATS of any quality, shape
or style at the new hat store of Grass &
Schillen
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-09-04

HINES -dry-house, at Boscobel,
was destroyed by fire last week.
Total loss estimated at $1,000; in
sured for $500.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-09-04

II. T. OsBoRNEs boots and shoes of
the Bradley & Metcalf make are all wars
ranted. Try pair.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-09-04
SALE OF FORFEITED SCHOOL LANDS.

OFFICE OF COMMISSIONERS School AND UNIVERSITY LANDS
N
of
ered by Countie sarrange in all orde
Among be Of
red the named each unr the heading Total Amount
January 1874 all which have been land and
main
in
cuded herein
payable time purchase will de
a
LII
BARLOW,
Conlmiss of land I'm diversity Lands
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-09-04

SHIPMAN's Warranted Pure White
Lead in large and small quantities a. Pull
tofd's Drug Store.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-09-04
I. DALTON, NJ. d. 9. = FAhA'N'
DiI.TON & FrEGssIslS

nHYsICIANs AND SURGEONS, Office No. /,
Coad's Block, CUP Stairs over Delier's store,
corner OF High and Chestnut Streets, Mineral font
Wisconsin.
Particular attention given to Operative Surgery
s. A. Ferrins residence on Dolly ST., recently oc-
cuuicl by DR.. CrOulu.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-09-04
REESE CAEEEE.

TTORNEYS AND CoUNSEL!.ORs, Dodgevlle,
n Wis VIII practice in ali the Courts OF lhis
State, SoIAA'-hVD -
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-09-04

WINDOW GLAss.-A large stock
comprising all sizes, at bottom prices, at
Pulfords Drug Store,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-09-04
JonN LIKFNs,
" LIht-fs' o NII'' II NJ :
w, w. & JOHN LEX ENs,s

A FToRNEY AND CoUNsELLoRS AT LAW,
n Mineral Point Wis Practice IN the Y. :.
and State Courts, and attend agencies and col
lectious in all parts Of the state.
Office IN Lenahans' Block, opposite tha Pest
OaIce l2-Iy.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-09-04

A TTOgNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, and
n Agent for n. ". Mutual Lie insurance company
snd Renubc Fire Insurance Company. Once oppo-
site the City Hall, upstairs, Mineral Point, Wis.
xxi-43
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-09-04
C0TkzizEv q LA1g0N,
ALIEN. WILSON.

A TTORNEYS AND COUN5EhLERs, over the
n Post Office, Mineral Point, WIS ~
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-09-04

PRACrICING CONSULTING
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-09-04
+ r. naFFE'EE. NJ ID.
GEO. 81. gVgLEsGEs. Va. 3D.,

AND SURGEON. ONCE in Mofetts
Drug store l!igh street., Mineral Point. AAN 3
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-09-04
hEARNEY'S
FLUID EET2 ACT EuCH

ease, and has cured every case OF Diabetes in
which il has been given Irritation Of the Neck,
ofthe Bladder and Inflammation Of the Kidneys.
liberation of the Kidneys and Bladder Fet,n
ton of Urine Diseases Of the Prostate Gland.
Stone in the Bladder. Gravel, Brick Dust Deposit,
and Mucous or Milky Discharges ard fer In
feebed and Delicate Constitutions of both Sexes.
attended with the following symptoms Loss
of Power, Loss of Memory. Difficulty OF Breath
ing, Weak Nerves, Wakefuuess, Pain in ttJ
Back, Flushing Of the Body, Eruption ON tina
Face, Pallid Countcnance, Iassitudc OF tho
System. etc.
Used by persons in the decline or change Of
life, after confinement or labor pains, bed-Set-
ing in children, etc.
In many affections peculiar to ladies' the Fx~
tract Buchu Is unequalcd by any other remedy
As in Chlorosis or Retention, IrIcguarty Pain
fulness or Suppression of Customary Excavations
liberated or Schrrus state OF the Uterus Len
corrhiea or Whites Steiility, and for all com.
plants incident to the sex. II is prescribed
extensively by the most eminent Physicians ard
Mdwives for cnfCcbed and delicate coussiu-
tons Of both sexes and all ages.
KEARIET'5 EXTRACT BUCHU.
Cures Diseases AjtSing .f3o,n IHp1Vdencsc,
limits Of DtSSiprfiOf, etc. in all their stages al
little expense, little no change in diet. no in
convenience, and no exposure. 1t cpuses a fire.
quent desire and gives strength to Uiinate.
thereby removing Distractions, Preve' ting ana
Curing Structures of the Urctn4. Allaypg Pain
and inflammation so frequent in this ciass Of dis
eases, and cxpelling all Poison GUS matter
KEAEKEY'5 EXTRACT BUCHU.
Shopper bottle or SIX bottles for S. o. delivered
to any address, secure from observation. Sold
by druggists everywhere. Prepared by
KEARNEY u CO. 10i Duane SIN. Y.
70 whom all letters for information should DO
addressed.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-09-04

"No foot of land do possess"
, 1873-09-12
FIRES.

Particulars of the UnrMing OF tho
Pleasant Inills Neb., Jail, Whereby
-Four Persons Lost Their LiycA--Dc-
structtvc Fircs In Callfornin--Svnrc-
house Burned In Mattoon, Ill. .--Eircs
Elsewhere,
ST. LouIa, Sept 11.-An extra iseued By the P1eaa-
ant Hill Mob, Aees says the Jail ut that paco burned
at o'clock Tuesny morning, and all its inmates, four
In number, pctishod In tho lamea. It ia supposed
tho building ro by Of the prisoners In order
to OBJECT hB escape, but the flames ep.ead rapidly
that ho WaH sufncatca before he could DO rescued,
WaH sounded that 10 assistance could 10 rendered to
the inmates. The nazca Of tho prisoners worc Mrs.
Iarleachcedt charged With Numbering her husband;
George Wilcox, Vincent Doyle, and Everett Hall.
bAN FnAHc1gco, Sept ia tre In Reldng, CAL,
this morning. destroyed outlro block Loss, $76 00G
Insurance, f35, co., Tho postOlcs mails were totally
consumed.
BAN FnANo1aoo. Sept. 11.-A fro last night dostroy-
cd one-fourh Of the Town Of Forest Hill, CAL, prin-
clpally dwellings, The 1oss ia unknown.
NATION, Ill, Sept. 1l.-The lnrgo warehouse own
I'd by Day, Bpraguo b Co., Of Proyideuce II. l., wna
discovered tre about II O'Clock last night and was
burned to tho ground. Tho fre was aeon tnder tho
northeast corner OF the main building, and ia gener
ally supposed to ho tho work Of an inconiasy. The
the following companies: Ihmnix, 8, 900; Triumph,
$780, and tho Imperial, $l 900.
NEUsTADr, Ont Sept. l1,-A lEe to-day destroyed
brewery owuod by Uenry Heuthcr and valued at
SIS 900. The tnsuranco policy ran out month ago.
and had not been removed. The fro originated by
sparks from MI engine ignlting tho shingles.
MAnnIEnEAp, Masa. sept. 1l3An ineend!aEy this
tang I!ouao, National Grand Bank, and dwelling.
Loss, $26, ,UQD.
, 1873-09-12

Hond ForEers PrOpouo to Compromise
with Fhoir V1Ctill1g- The e3eff.AcCMsutl
Murderer Of Nathan to 1se Brought
from san Francisco,
NEW YonK, sopt. 11.-1t IL rcpored that the parties
Who recently successfully negotiated tho forged Buff
fao l. Erio boulA have been III conferonco and are
who loaned funds upon thon n view Of tho return of
portion II not all of the money advanced. It Is un
mott Of to cas upon those securities IA In tho Wcss,
and tho party who IL now negotiating for tho Settle
1nent With tho hrokors ia acting as hia agent.
Supervisors today by legal firm for defending tho
olty In tho suit against tho E1cso Commissioners.
Il las boon decided to bring Irving here from Ban
rrsnoeco to zoe what he knows Of tho Nathan murder.
4 rsQueat having been made by the Lon1on B4nday,
Hchool Union that tho Sunday Bchools In the United
aates ehod unto with the schools in foreign coun-
, 1873-09-12
SPORTING.


Exciting Sport OH tho Prospect Park
COslrac.
NEW YonH, Sept. 11.-rho Herald fusniahes tho
following:
The second day Of tho fall mccting Of tho Prospect
Park Fnir-G Ground Association Was one OF the most
remarkable oyents in tho annals Of the American turf.
The most prominent sporting men DECLARE that there
uever was such racing On any other courso IN tho
world. The frat was for purHe Of $500, all ages
ono milo and three-Quarters. For this event wore
entcrod Ooffeofn sfghnng colt, Chlckabiddy, Utica,
Benjamin, and Mart Jordan. Benjamin and Mart
jordan rnado . dead heat, and trial between
them for tho purto wnB passed over
until t4o other eyenta on tho card
cano off, when they called upon to lscide the
matter, aud thoy had another run. The judges again
declared dead and tho horses obliged to contend
again. Benjamin finally won the beat and most
closely y-contested race that took placc in this
country. Time, a:1l, 3:18lS, a:l0, 310t+
THO following wero entered Village Blacksmith,
Warlski, Maitl Of Orange, Lizzie Lucaa aerald. and
MtileW, In the first heat 1t suppnscd dead hoat
hhd been made by Mildew, Wareki, and Village
Blacksmith, with Lizzie Lucas about neck behind.
Tho judges, howevor, finally decided tho heat Won by
Mildow In 3:4sA. Village Blacksmith won the second
heat by length from Wurlike, thus winning tho heat
and by distancfHK The winner Of tho first heat
by tho rlo oil other horses had to 20 to stable. The
race waa song race, all ages n miics purse $4o0.
Camden, liverpool. Tho first Was 3 dead beat be-
tween Hattie 0Nciil and lVleatiey in 2:13H. They
ran the dead heat off Wleatley winning very easily by
three lengths IN 1906. "ThIa Is tho frat time,h paya
tho Herdld atm tho history Of racing Of two horaes
making threo lsad heatB III dash race"
, 1873-09-12

tries In ohecrvng October 10 As day Of prayer for
alnlay-Bciiool Union, has tndorsod tho appeal and
ns tho schools tn this city aud elsewhere 10 observo
omitted, howeycr.
Roman Catholic paper says that tho project Of mn
American pilgrimage to ono Or moro Of Tho "slr1nes
BY those who would probably DO the leaders In 1t. This
stntcmont III drawn out by q cor1oaponlent, who Ii
pnr.ic1nrly anxious that Of tho Hons Of Mary"
III Anorsca should Walt tho sh1no Of Our Lady Of
Lourdes," Tic plan which mees With the , mos: favor
freight both ways 70 help pay the oxponscs, and unit
Ing highly spiritual work with ordinary relaxation,
which our people claim during vacations.
Tho EptfttG os BbyR tlut tho next trial Of Htotes
for shooting Jim Fisk ia not down for October g..
Thn Directors OF the Northern paeihe Railroad have
decided to 1othe tho weaorn terminus Of tho main
ltne Of that road at Tacoma, Puget sound.
, 1873-09-12

sARAroaA, Sort 11.-Ths regatta to-day was con-
pleta auceess. Tbs attendance vas very largo. Tho
weather was favorable and the water IN capital con-
iition. There poolsoll!ng allowed during tho
day. Tho Young Men'a Chrlstiau Association have
preyonted II In town. aud the Rowing Association
have efrocuAlly stopped 1t at the lake.. No Persons
e1prcsa lore sincere satisfaction with thia arrange
mont than the various boatclubg Themselves. They
say they do not wish to bo placed on oyel with tho
horses, Bavera Of theln Informed Alr. Conklin8,
President OF tho Rowing Association, that pool-scil
lug waH allowed they would not dip III oar.
Owing To Dolby In receiving outrggcra for tho To-
routo clubs the pair-oarea boat eenlor s!ngo-soull
race was rowol hrat NiMe started Fontoua boat, Of
tho Mutuals, Of Albany, WAS dlaabed, and conso-
quontly Fontou did not go. Courtney, Of tho Union
8prings Rowing o!ub took tho lead and maintained
ii casy turning tho stako-boat ut tho end OF tho first
milo about Is longtha ahcad ana coming IN eighth
Of milo ahead q FL eonpotitoFs III 1915 Keaton.
and Yates, Of The Grand Haven Doat Club, Grand
Haven, Mlch., thlrd. III 1A:58
Of tho Nassau boat Club, Of Harlem. and TIC two
started, Thu Cas,ntians loa Handsomely ali tho way
round, arriving in 1s;43, shout si1 ongths shosd.
, 1873-09-12

Special Dispatth TO IAe Chicago Tribune.
AuRonA ILL.,, Sept. 11.-TWcnty-Av thousand people
wont through tho fairgrounds to-day. Many were dIe
gased at the Jam at the ttckcoflco nud left without
entering the grounds The antcinntions Of tho most
eangine realized. and only tho dust marrcd tho
pleasure Of the occasion. The soctosy is young MD
has learned fast hut any things need correction at
will add to the public comfort and their own roruta
ton.
Tho Nne-Ars Hall, which lef. unnoticed until to-
day. was the central point Of attraction being mu-
nincent Of je1clry, and srtlssio productions
of eyczy variety. Amongst tho euFiosisies We, we're e.,
x s BY sbs as ~
ers. Some Of the paintings on exhibition wore very
nne beIzg from the eases Of MessEs. Gross, Brown,
deacryedly took the nrst premium tor landscape
painting, and Kurnbo for portraits. Arcour very
erayon drawing Of Miss Fannie Davenport the actress
The ssmo gentleman a got the arst promam for
saa ous q 1s1S n s eU
seapes, and poEtrat The specimens of psn-dsawing
excellent ornamental ponmaushp Of tho metropolitan
Business College Of Chicago. A. II. Ewood, Of
nae naW R ts re
p:smium % sllt p!etura frames: Which W wslo % much
"A Aocation, for tholr Iudtaltuk portraits. There
bsing no competition, D. q. Pratt go.a tho nrat
general assortment Of ouriosities complete our re-
view OF this most attractive department to the general
visitor.
Considerable discussion was iudulhed IN on the dis
covery that THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE WAS tho only city
that had In tho particulars Of tho Fst u tho s
sue Of tho 11tA.
The trot for s., 900 OF this afternoon, and tho
following horses started: He'd Cloud Bodine, Brother
Jonathan. and Lady HACK. Red Cloud Wns tho favor
ttc noaine. owned BY Mr.. Goodrich Of Chicago, won
esery heat. Time: 229 2:2T, and 2:27. Rod Cloud
came In second, Jonathan third.
Tho first premium for excellence in latea driving,
wns awarded to h1iHa West, aid tho second to Mrs.
Thomas Sickle.
Tho attractions for tomorrow, the lass day, arc
trot for horses that haYe boaton 2i8 for $l10
purse for lades' riding, aud foot race.
, 1873-09-12


MoAn1s, ILL.,, Sept. 10-Tony IL the Last for entries
at drundy County Agricultural Fair aad tho fair is
lhe1y to prove failure. Few additional entries have
noen made atnco yesterday and the farmers eeom to
hRyo lost ali interest In 1t. Tho SHOW Of stock III very
amal md almost nothing is found IN tho floral ball.
Pools were openly sold at auction ut thu track, aud
betting On the raccs IL tho only thing Of interest," Tho
failure Is attributed generally 10 circus and 1uea-
geric which today exhibits in town. nnd which seou,s
to be much moro attractive 10 the farmers. about
three tnca q many attending that bo found
At the fair.
Monnis, H., Sept, 11.-Tho Grundy County Fair
has closed, aud hRH been total failure fur nRr1
culturo or horticulture ts concerned. Tho horse-
racing q yesterday ended In bad feeling and row
To-day Mr. Palmer, Of Chicago delivered excellent
address. Tho afternoon was occupied With mule and
,a game Ct base ba, aud danetng-or
county suitable platform had been laid, and the
music Of two Wolins Furnished. With tho exception
OF tho address of Mr. Palmer, there WIS nothing
worthy tho attention OF tho farmers or a1y ono o.ao
It WAS cntirely In tho hands OF the farmers.
, 1873-09-12
CANADA.

Tho Hlcal0nnfl.p0po Lettcrs--pcr-
b0Mnl.
Special Dtspa.ch to Tho Chicago 7+tbuns.
MONTREAL, Sept. 11.-Concerning tho publication OF
the AAclonndpope Inter- report ia current that tho
1osn Of tho loer ua boon traced to tho proper source
aud further disclosures may bo expected.
The lion. John Young LAS gono to New York to at-
attend tho meeting Of the sonato Comittcu On TrapH-
portatiou.
TonoHro. Sept. II Tho Hon. George Brown has
retlrned from trip to Europa. Tho Ministerial
Journals which attributed his going awBy to fear lnt
ho might DO summoned before Tho Royal ColnminBio1,
arc somowtat dlacomtca, md would doubtless prefer
not having him tell what lo knows
, 1873-09-12

hibtion NJ horaos and cattlo Ia quito credAh1e, but
sheep and svno are poorly rep5esonto n, Tns aor- a
and Tho display excellent. All tho sowing-machtnes
woro largely represented tho frs. rEt5o Goi9 gvep t9
tho Eliza Howo, Jr About 1000 0rangorn had
ID through tlo srounis, hoaded by seyore' officers
Of tho Btato Grange, and brass band. In the Alter
cd an hddross, s,-subtcct, "Tho Grange, giving tho
r., eood sn URGING sns and t,ro tG wosx
obtain cheap transportation Tor their farm products.
Tho Colonel also spoko Of tho condition Of tho South
cr etates and hnpod tho North would niu hs people
Tho fair cosea tomorrow. an tho probabilities ara tho
attendance will DO good hnd tho dnststill doeper.
, 1873-09-12

Perrin, H., Bept. 11.-This, tho third day Of tho 70
Kin Fair bus In many respects boon nncccsa EVery
two preceding years. Tho mechanical department hss
much in 1t that ntorcsa farmers, ard u credit
especially good Nr. Il. Nichmond, Of MacktnAw, has
ono, and Ar e. Fuller two, very nno imported French
horaos. There aro somo good ahcep aud hogs on tho
grounds. --....
Thero waa largo attendance Of people, conaposedo
farmers. =.
for horecs liz, neyar beat aio pror to Aug 1873
purao 1900, was won by John Warron's Oh. m. Molo.
Best time, 2:39, 241, 2:88. -.
oMnod in Tazewol County, pnrao SIS, was Won by D.
7. gsickoy'a b. 8, burnside. Time, 15lh;
purse $l2S, @as won by a. Uppedcgratfs s.s. Red
Horse. Tiino, LACY, LAB.
, 1873-09-12

suscsal DhRaseh @ 7ns eHssago IT, 5T1Vn 3,1 =,
tho Mclean County Fair, haa baon Que OF great In
te1cst hero Fully 2o005 pcrsons visited tho grounds
Tho display Of grostcst interest to a wa thst Of draft
horsos, Of al agos. Mclean County ono may Say, ta
tho headquarters of tho Norman stock Of tho West,
snd the nea specimens wore in tho ring toay, nesr.
load, among tho1n tho recently imported
sa!ltons Diso, Diophc. Favorito. st. Lnureato, and
othorB: The majority Of al rrerniuns were taken
by Dillon Co.. who 80 from hero to tho Slate Fair at
Peoria. John Murray Of 1re1ands Grove took tho prc
mtum on his aallio Napoleon socond The fair coscs
coming year presdont,iW L. Dosworlh Vice-pres-
dents, !. O. Davis, and William KaEr; Secretary, J. T.
DldlAko Treasurer, Z. D. Bteere,
, 1873-09-12
MICHIGAN CONSOLIDATED STATE FAIR,

h11tct1E Dl8Pd1tE ID 7,ka Ch1c0qo TF7bINf.
GnANp nAp1pa, Mich, Sept. 10.-The entrios for
tho Consolidated State Far which opeua In this city
on Monday ne1t, aro coming In with tremendous
the proceedings. From prosunt appearances tue total
enrcs will exceed 100oo bosides tho genealogical do
already entered, aud q sururiaingly large dts-
play Of fruit aasured, considering tho
low. expectations from that department, owing
to the severity Of 1ast wintor. Much hcayymachn-
cry Ia now In place from Detroit, Baginaw aud other
places. Thu 9r& hull an loral hnll arc progressing
fast in magnificent decoration. Ono notable fact Ia tlo
nlsnerons. instances in Which ono exhibitor ontors
large numbera Of artlclea. spocal police for tho city
and fair grounds during tho fair will o aworn III IT,
morrow The hDtse-railroad from tho city to thp
grounds is completed, and cars are ruupng.
, 1873-09-12
Maximum thermometer, SO; minimum, 64.
aGNEAAL ORGANIZATIONS.
Cn1oAoo, Sept. 12-1 a. m.


WARRINGTON, Sept. I.-On Friday, for Now Eng
land fras southeast to southwest winds, rising tenn
perature aud Honotally clsar weather will prevail For
decided rao Of Temperatures, aud clear or partly cioudy
woather. For the South Atlantic anl Gulf statos eaat
Of tho Mississippi! raing temperature, clear partly
cloudy weather, anu gontl0 to fresh wlnda, noay
from tho northeast mud southeast For TenneaBee and
Ohio Vaoy fresh to bEsk souheriy to westerly winds,
possibly i % ght rain in tho ho laer For % to Iowes Lako
rogion brisk sonth to weat Winds cloudy weater aud
light rains. From Missouri to Indiana and Michigan,
brisk south and west windB. cloudy weather, md light
rain, winda yeerlng to westerly and nostterly with
falling temporaturs aud clearing weather during tho
day sna n Gvens r1 wh TGss a. ngn foe
winds, low temperature, aud clearing weather. with
froBt tonight and probably OH Friday night.
DAILY REPORT or THE STAGE OF WATER
with clangea IN tho "A hours ending sept II, 1879
, 1873-09-12

Speefat Dispatch to Tbs Chicago 3ri6urs,
CEDAn RAr1ps H., Sept. 11.-The weather wns sus-
pietoua ngain for tho State Fr and, a O'Clock tho
and was looked upon with much interest. Then fol-
loved tho display Of tho various nasacs Of cato. Thia
waa eplcndid exhibition, bcinR far ahead Of any
There was separate parao OF tho different CLASSES Of
horses enerod which Was large, consulting Of roat
aors Of all kinds farm eams carziagn teams, matched
and single horsos etc.
Tomorrow closes Tho exhibition. which thus far, In
point Of nuberain attendance, ,nnd articles Oh exhibi
t1on, exceods that OF any previous year.
, 1873-09-12
BUREAU COUNTY FAIR,

sptciaI Dispdtch to The Chicago Tribune.
Pn1NoEroN, ILL.,, 8opt. u.--Tho Bureau County Agri.
cultural Society opened ther seventeenth annua! fair
here on Tuoaday last. Thia has been tho big day In
point Of numbers. II was estimated that thoro WAS
not less than 5000 poop1o the grounds this afor-
noon. The weather is wazm and dry, and feaEfu'1y
dusty.
Tho display Of catto FAR exceeds that Of my pro-
yous year, while tho numbar Of hogs and Sheep arc
not quito equal to that Of Inst year but the grades hro
conBdered much better The display of agricultural
implements IL ycrY good, ie also that Of fris and
cereals. The fne-art department IN elegantly ar
ranged, and Is much finer than heretofore.
, 1873-09-12

KAAaAa ClTr, Sept. u.-Cattso-Fsecesps, 1,o8f
shipments, Bso Market moro acyo; common grades
uolufnally unchanged. Tho general feeling q not
30 strong to-day; Throusa !e5.s cows, tl7s@aoo @.
steors, sass; wintcrod To1aa cows $2.1t; corn-fsd
Texas stcers, $9,l9HG932o.
lIogs-uuyexh hoid al, aud pEiccs lower, Ut $3.50
Aa16.
, 1873-09-12
On the Ground,

Thoso lots two blocks eatt Of Ha!ated-st botwoe
Thtrys1th aud Thtsty,etghhss.. milo north Of tho
city limits, and tho great Union Stock Yards. Wah'
pansshsv. Of the uest ID the city paasss
through tho contro Of tho property The Catholic Bishop
Of has purchAsed aftoon loa WahpAuseh.
av and ni1 eroot church and school them.
Dummy tzains tho Ptaburgh IT. Wayuo Railroad
and hoEsp cars. which within rninutos walk Of tho
property with good aIdonalks all the way snord ready
transit to all psra Of tho city. Esplanado aud En-
erad-s, vast to Dhshiest, will soon bo supplied
with WATER negotiations being made for laying
atneh watoEpipo from Desrbotn.a&. to Halstod.s.
Wahpausoh.av., thus alosdiug abundant surply Of
nator residents In this looa. Those viahlng for
homes good Investment should buy ono or moro Of
theas lots ~ they will surely Increase In value.
Tle paroo Printed abstracts furnished with zach lot.
TERMS OF sALE-A cash within 80 days, balance !. o
and yeazs, with per cent interest," payable annually
depoalt Of $50 will bo required each lot 1t o Of sa!c
i apeatal hoo train will start from tho P. Ft ".
dopo oosnoz ol Madison aud CAnslst.. at o'clock
thu day Of aao. stopping At all stations for tho
dAton Of those attending tho sale. The mAmuoth tens
n also bo ossoted tho ground Fer plhs aud infoEa
zion apply to ELLISON d FOSTER,
nDal EAtAto Auotfon8ete, 81 MRtktt-8t.