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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-09
FORTY THOUSAND.
Extent OfThe Alleged FOrGeries OF a
Pittsburgh Pet-His Plan TO Escape
the Penitentiary.

PITTSBURGH, May IA few months
ago Mr.. Harry Lynch, well known
young business man Of the city, and whose
parents sre among the most respectable
people in Pittsburgh, wss arrested for
forging Endorsements upon notes to the
extent of over $4,000 The banks hold
ing the psper agreed out Of consideration
!or his family not to prosecuteitthe money
was refunded. He was, aud ia, the pos
sessor Of property which could meet the
obligation, and two of his friends offered
to purchase tAis property, giving enough
money IN cash to take up every dollar Of
the forged papers and something more
besides. Lynch, however, thought he
knew better plan by which he should
not only escape sll punishment, but re-
tain the money also, and refused the
offer, or any plan suggested which would
involve return Of the money was re-
fused by him, and, as stated, the intor-
tion for forgery was made. Lynch wss
arrested and gave bail for court. His
pIsn OF escaping penalty was as follows
His principal attorney was Thos. Bige.
low, Esq, supposed to be the City Attor-
ney. Other lawyers deep in politics were,
It is said, also handsomely feed, and then
Mr.. Bigelow called upon the banks with
the proposition to settle sIl the claims in
full for twelve cents on the dollar, threat
ening if it were Got done, to have Lynch
psrdoned at Harrisburg at once. The
otler was refused and then the political
machinery was put to work. A true bill
was found against Lynch, and he was
taken quietly into Court and plead
ed guilty. That was two weeks
ago, and since that time he has been upon
the streets unconcernedIy, having never
been brought up for sentence. An appli-
cation was made for full pardon, AMI
to avoid publicity wa. printed in sn OBJ
sure weekly paper, where there was little
danger Of ITS being seen by the sufferers
from the crime. LAST night Mr.. Bigelow,
with certain large delegation of paid
attorneys of political influence, went
down to Harrisburg and are forcing his
name before the Board of Pardons. To-
day infOrmstion on another charge Of
forgery of $1,000 check was brought by
another city bank against Lynch, and he
gave $4,000 bail.
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Tennessee Crnn Rennrs.

NASHVILLE May S-The crop and
statistical report OF the Tennessee Bureau
OF Agriculture is ju.t out. In TIT Is stated
that the rsvsges OF rust threatened 10 b.
very disastrous to the wheat, but in the
past few days the prospect Is improved
to some extent, and although considers.
bic part Of the crop has been cut of ye!
the largely increased acreage will
make the yield probably about three
fourths of an average crop. The fruit
crop Is more abundant than for several
yeart, and corr, tobacco snd other crops
are reported as doing well. One-ffth
OF the tobacco crop has already been set
out, while the tobacco planting is early.
An effort will be directed toward making
it good crop rather than u large one.
The average Of cotton is much smaller
than last yesr.
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LETTER FROM CALIFORNIA.
cultural Resources.
Editor of the Register.

GREEN VALLEY, April 30.
The agricultural resources of this State
are not by any means what they are rep
resented to be. 1t is true that in the
valleys adjoining large streams that do
not dry up in the Summer, the land is
very productive and raises al kinds OF
grain. with incredible yield to the acre,
rs well as the most luscious fruits of
every variety. But one may truly say
| there are but two of these rivers In
/ the State, the Sacramento and
San Joaquin, the one coursing from the
north and, the other from the south. All
others dry up during the summer season
and indeed these would too, were they
not supplied from streams flowing from
the mountain, fed by the melting SHOWS.
Where irrigation can be had the lands
are made fruitful and return good crops
rs we'll as fruit of the finest quality. The
climate seems happily adapted TO the
grape and / suppose the finest
grapes in the world are grown
here and of every known variety.
have frequently seen bunches
weighing nine pounds each. Wines and
brandies sre manufactured, but it is SAID
that there is an oil in both that is poison
Gus, and all the skill of the manufacturer
has not been able thus far TO separate It.
A wine dealer and brandy manufacturer
sent to and brought from France skill
fIl distiller, supposing that he could sue
c5ed, but he failed. There is one species
of grapes grown which, when simply
dried in the sun, produces the finest Of
rsisins. This is easily accomp ished,
for the atmosphere Is so pure and
dry, that there is no moisture to prevent
the process being carried on rapidly.
There are thousands OF acres Of land that
cannot be irrigated without great expense
bringing water in bitches from noun
tain streams at great distances. But on
almost any of the land grapes can be
raised, for when once fairly set they need
but little water, that from well or two
being sufficient.
Many of the inhabitants lead kind OF
nomddic life, similar to those old
chaps we read about in ancient
Palestine. They have iargs psf.ure
lands In the valleys where they keep
their cattle, sheep and goats during the
rainy or winter season. and when summer
opens are away to the mountains 100 or
more miles distant with them, to return
as soon as snow begins falling there, with
their wool, better increase of stock and
tatted hogs, to again repeat the same the
following season. Those who first came
here and picked out fertile farms
along the streams live IN luxuri-
snce, snd are Independent, while
many who live elsewhere. while owning
equally large farms, barely gain liyeh-
hood.
If rains fell here regularly, US in many
of the other States, this truly would be
! Summer Land" AS far as climate is
concerned, it is, but rain only falls in the
winter season, mono in the summer;
when, where no irrig alton is had, every
thing becomes brown as berry, and in
midsummer you feel like hunting
shade to cool off WEST VIRGINIA.
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Chinese News.

CANTON, April IA thousand houses
were recently destroyed or injured by a
wind storm and an enormous wsterspout
from the river which broke over the city.
The latest advices report that five hun
dred Chinese were killed. No foreigners
were seriously hurt.
The western Chinese army, under
General Lss, is overrunnlng Cashzaria
and annihilating the populstiOn-men,
women and children. Multitudcs OF
fugltives are flying for protection to tie
Russian outposts, where there are already
more than can be provided for.
The famine continues. Enormous tracts
are desolstod by the long drouth. The
GROUND has not boen fairly watered for
Years.
Salvage operations have been resumed
on the wreck OF the Pacific Mail steam
ship Japsn.
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LEwIsBURG, Pa, May S.-M. Hal
fennessy * Cos woolen mill was totally
destroyed by FIRE las: night Loss about
$4,000 Insurance S26,COO.
TORONTO, May S.-H. Lewis dry gocdi
store burned yesterday. Loss $500.
Insurance $4,000.
CISCIssATI, May 8.-Tbs loss by the
fire a. Hen'hs fuI nituie fsctory, last
night, was 1900. Insured II the Home
Columbus, 1900 OaIo, Dayton, 81 500
Dayton, Of Day ;on, 81 800; Capital City,
Columbus $1,000. The rest is in Cincin-
natl and Eastern cOmpanIeg.
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Communist BOnded.

New YORK, May S.-Edmore Megyr
recognized as leader of the Commune
of this city, and who is said to be the in
dlvidusl who caused the death of Arch.
bishop Darboy, of Paris, and Chief Of
Police Sayboy, was arrsigned today in
Court, charged with threatening the life
of Harry W. Marks an sttache of the
World newspaper. Justice Smith sound
ly lectured to Megy, telling him that
the Commune was not an institution of
this country, and its principles would
not be tolerated here. He held him IN
the sum of $500 bsil to keep the peace.
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Land SnIenfn West virginia.

The following sales of land in
Berkeley county, West Va, were effected
last week: Samuel Burey's farm, A
scres near Msrtinsburg, to Daniel Rlker,
of Pennsylvanis, $4,000; A. 7. How
ards farm, 800 acres, to b. w. Thomp-
son, Of Pennsylvania, $4,000; Lynn X
Browns, lS3 scres, to j. Hill, of Penn
sylvsnia, $4,000; the Sencindiver farm,
400 acres, to W. n. KELLY, OF Pennsyl-
vsnIa, $4,000; the Edy farm, 254 acres
to c. T. Williams, OF Wisconsin, $4,000
f. Herring's farm, rs acres, to ). A
Simpson, of Pennsylvania, 81 600.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-09
c,ncinuo,, Musical Festival.

CIxcIsYATI, May s.-The managers OF
the Nay musical festival announce that
on the opening of the ticket office Thurs
dsy morning, May 9th, there will remain
Tor sale. for the first entertain ment, 7l2
desirable reserved seats; for the second,
SEQ; tor the third, 529; for the fourth,
1904; for the fftb, 6l2, and for the sev
enth, 76s. In addition to this, there is
comfortable standing room within the
auditorium for at least 2. 600 people.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-09
That .IaioIic Jury,

Jackson helalu-
The Court OF Appeals has affirmed the
decision of the Court below in the case
OF james w. Sweeney vs.. the Wheeling
REGISTER, for libel, in which an ldiotlc
jury gave verdict for Sweeney for dam
ages TO his character to the amount CT
$4,000. This is rather q rough decision
for the proprietorS of the REGISTER.
The sum Cf $4,000 is probably morethan
they want to pay for the privilege OF
abusing man like Sweeney.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-09
FLORIDA FRAUDS.
The Movement for Investigation.


WASHINGTON, May s. Represents
tives Williams, of Michigan, Springer, OF
Illinois, and Finley, Of Ohio, are IN con
sultation this afternoon on the subject OF
the alleged Florida PresIdentisl election
frauds. One of them said, in answer to
a question, that they would endeavor to
introduce u resolution on the subject this
afternoon, should an opportunity occur.
A Democratic member Of the House,
prominent in the movement for an
investigation of the alleged Florida and
louisiana Presidential frauds, says that
those who have the subject in hand could
not report q resolution with that view
to-day. for the reason that they have not
yet agreed upon form, but such rese-
luton will be introduced some day this
week. The Committee on Judiciary
will be entrusted with the proceedings
of the investigation, lie expresses
confidence that it will pass and says
that every Democrat and a number OF
Republicans will vote for it in order th4t
the country shall be satisfied OF the
character of the votes awarded to Hayes
and Wheeler in Florida and Louisiana.
The committee will not inquire into the
eligibility of the present incumbent, but
the facts elected are to speak for thom-
selves.
The subscriptions to the four per cent
losn today amounted to SlO2,2OO.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-09
Reduction OF Railway Tax Falu-
RIiOn.

CLEVELAND. o., Msy S.-To-dsy st n
meeting of Auditors of counties IN Ohio
through which the Z. y ?. K. L. runs, It
was voted to reduce the taxable vsIus'
tion Of the rolling stock Of the rosd ten
per cent from that Of last year Il was
slso decided to spPrslse the rest OF the
compsny's taxable property at 81, ZOO, 326,
being q reduction of S77. 900 from ayear
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-09
Cutting Freight Rates.

CHICAGO, May S.-The rates on freight
to New York we're cut badly yesterday,
and several contracts st eighteen cents per
hundred pounds for grain are reported,
with prospects of ffteen-cent rate to-
morrow. The Iowa pool met here to-
day and insugursted q movement to
put up Colorado rates.
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They All Want Him.

JaChSOU utIdIU'
The Wheeling REGISTER Is in favor OF
Archie Campbell, of the htettigencsr, for
the Republican nomination for Congress,
or at least lets on to be. The nominee on
the Democratic side will also be strongly
in favor OF the Hayes men running that
gentleman.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-09
fRncy Shooting,

S,S SSaTtcAGo, May S.-Ca2t. Carver, Of
m francisco, did some accurate and
E,s.iy .nooting here to-day with rife,
MS ing ny 20 out Of % balls in 40 seconds,
p,,,;' ~ out Of 100. He brought down q
$0T.ussf duck in aoc., Gring 700 or
l5o !atG' ral into the lake. Capt. Bogsrdus
ssa, ~Sae some remarkable experimental
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-09
south Carolina Contested Election

WAsHlNGToN, March 8.-The House
Committee on Elections disposed OF the
South Carolina contested election case Of
Richards, Democrat, against Parry, Re-
publican, sitting member. a majority
report Of the committee will be presented
declaring the seat VI cant and minority
report in favor OF retaining the present
Incumbent.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-09
Died.

DAYTON, o., May 8-Hon, John How
ard, one of the Oldest members Of the
Dayton bar, died suddenly this morning g
At bis residence. he was sn e1-Msyor Of
Dayton. aud was the Republican csndi-
date for Congress Of the Fourth Ohio
District three years szoI
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Terrible storm M Memphis.

MEMPHIS, Msy Sat three o'clock
this morning storm passed over this
city, partially unroodng number of
business houses and the Peabody Hotel
snd blowing down Meschsm's cotton
shed. Damage by wind and water prob
ably $4,000
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-09
Base Ball,

ERIE, May S.-Forsst City, OF Cleve-
land, s; Fries nothing.
MANCHESTER May S.-Msnchesters,
10; Alleghenles, /.
PRoyIDESCE, May S.-Providence, 3;
Bostons. -
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weather Indications,

WASHINGTON, May 9, a. M.-For
the Tennessee and Ohio Valleys rising
barometer, cooler, northwest 10 south.
west winds, partly cloudy or clear
weather
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Cuban Sugar CTop.

HAVANA, May SIT is now pretty
generally admitted that the sugar crop
will fall short so or S5 per cent as com.
pared with last yesr or from 100000 to
100000 tons.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-09
ArmInxth Cimbria.

PORTLAND, Ne, May s.-It is ru-
mored that the Evans Rife Company, Of
Mechanics Falls, Is filing large orders
for the Russians on the steamer Cimbria.
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Russia Anxious for I'eace.

LONDON, May 8.-A 81. Petersburg
correspondent referring to Court Schou-
vsIof's mission says the Russians earn
estIy desire An understanding with Eng
land. They believe It would be better
for Russis's interests than the agreement
with Austris, and they wish TO unite with
England for the benefit OF Christians and
70 secure pence. The only fear is that
England may make proposals humilist-
ing 10 Elssis.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-09
GENERAL MARKETS.
EINANCE

NEW YORK, May S.-Money- Easy
81 S@5 per cent, closing At 81 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 4tCG6l per cent.
Customs receipts S26S0OO. The Assis,
ant Treasurer disbuTseI S2iS.O00 Clear
ings IS $4,000. Sterling firm; long 1856;
short 4SSI.
GoLD-Steady throughout the day NJ
1904. Carrying rates 10 J per cent snd
Ia.
SILvER-At London 53I pence per
ounce; here silver bars ll7!, greenbacksi
H. gold; silver coin lC1li per cent dis
count.
ItnYERNM NMENrs-SIrnrr
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hAlLkOAb BONDS-blONAntA ana nlEu-
er; Northwestern gold sevens sctive and
advanced to 1904.
STATE BoEDs Dull
SToCKs-S.eaiy 10 firm, except for
Michigan Central, Toledo II Wabash and
Ohlos. There wss n pressure against theso
three stocks chiefly for Bear account
and they yelled TO II per cent.
Michigan Central WAS offered down from
6O3 to 81 without sales. Tho earnings
of the Northwestern pool increased Sl0O,.
600 for the fourth week Of April, $24O.-
900 for tho month and 81 ,0GS,O0O for
the eleven months OF the fiscal year from
Juae TO April 20. Central Pscluc
Railway earnings tor tho month OF April
increased $4,000, for the first four
months of the year $4,000 Trarsac
tons aggregated 10000 shares, Of which
1000 were Erie, 1000 Lake Shore, 1900
Wabash, 5000 Northwestern, llOO0
81. Paul, 900 Ohius, l2,OO0 Delaware,
Lackawsnna and Western, 1900 West
ern Union, 1900 Pacific Mail, and 2,lOO
Pacific Mail.
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PRODUCE.
New York,

NEW YORK, May Cotton Dull at
lOs@lOic. Flour-Du and heavy; re-
ceIpLS l2OO0 barrels; No. 2{2 70(d4 90;
superHne western and state II l6(dI G5,
common 20 good 81 7OG15 10; good 10
choice So 0jG5 50; whIto wheat extra
S. 3OGgG 60 fancy ST. 5ja7 30; Mime
sofa patent process So 76ds 90. Rye
Flour and Corn Meal-Dull aud un.
chan sed Wheat-Iu moderate denAnJ;
receipts 22l,OOO bushels, No spring
81 2l@l 2lE Mo- Milwaukee III %;
No. spring 81 zsGl 20; No. 2 rcd
winter II 3O(9l 81 Rye-Stesdy; wef-
tern 7l@72!c Barley and Malt Dull.
COrn-heavy; receipts 10000 bsshclt;
No. 4sI@49; steam JOG5O1c; No. .
52@52l,, No. 2 white 65tc. Data %.
FIrmyr; receipts $4,000 bushels; rejected
33lc; No. . white 3I4c; No. 361c@36c;
white western 33@38!o; western mixed
3I@35Ic. Hsy-Quiet and unchanged.
HopE-W Weit3rn at 6G Sc. Cohee--Un-
changed. SugAr-Unchanged. Molhs-
ses-QuGt and steady. Rec Steady
and in iGir demand Ielrolcum-QIi net
but steady; refined ll!c; crude GID7c
Tallow-AL 7i@7ic. RDsin--QnIet At
5l4@t2ic. Turpentine - Unchanged.
Egss-neavyi wc,tern l3@l3lc Pork
Quiet st 80 5C@l0 CO. Beef Dull
and unchsn gcd; middles short clear
western 1T &c. Lsrd-Prme steam 10
isr demand st 81 l7I@,7 20. Butter
Quiet and unchanged. Chesse-Quitt;
aa0 unchanged. Whisky-Fnmer NJ
ii O7lCa,l o.
Chicago.
CHICAGO May S,-Fiour Easier bat
not quotSbly lower. Whest- u bsettied
and lower; demardI,c.ive, No. Chicago
spring 81 C9I9l O9i cash and seller
May; 81 O7@,l o.! seller June; 81 %.
Seller July; No. 3 81 90. COrn-Un-
settled and lower a. 3siG92Jc cash aud
seller June: oSlc seller July; rejected
%. OaH-Dull, weak aud lower 81 26tc
cAsh an Sc Ter June Rye-Dull and lover
~ 5Jc. BarIey-ln good demand and
prices shade higher st 5Sc. Pork
Dull, weak and lower ~ s8 80 cash;
I + j7i,as ID seller June; s. ia seller
July. Lsrd-DdlI and prces = shade
lower 81 Is 9O(G,G o.! cssh; So % seller
June; s. OO@,7 OF seller July. Bulk
Neat -Qlist and unchanged. Alcohol
AT 33c. WhiEky-NOminslly un-
changed.
Cincinnati.
UIsCIsEATI, May 5.-Cotton-S.eady
aad in fair demand ct l0tc. Flour
Steady and unchanged. Wheat-DIll
and hesvy; red 81 lZ(gl IS. Corn
Dull a. 42ia.33c. Oats-DIll ct 27G130c.
Rye-QuieI At 6OAG2c Barley-Stesdy
a1d unchanged. Pork-Demsnd FAIR
and market firm At 80 % BIC; 80 70
asked. Lsrd-Quiet ana unchanged;
steam 81 OOi kettle 81 25t97 30. Bulk
Aeau-Dsmand fair snd market frn;
shoulders 3s:; short rib 5ic bid snort
clear Sc. Bacon-Quiel and frm At .I1
SIC. Wtisky-Densnd isir sud msrke,
firm at 81 O3. Buttsr-Dull and drOol-
ing; the heavy receipts have depressed
the market. Linseei O.l-Quiet a. GJ(1
Gle.
Pittsburgh.
PITTsBURGH, May -Petroleun-
Unsteady; crude at 81 IS at Parkerii
refined unchanged.
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Turkish Prisoners.

LoSDoY, May S.-Specisls from Ber.
I'm state that Russia has decided 70 refuse
10 liberste the Turkish prisoners Of war,
numbering abou. sixty thousand, in COZ
sequence Of the uncertainty that the
Porte will maintain neutrality IN the
event Of war between England and
Russia
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Russian Sailors EmbaTkiGE for
America

PARIS, May 8.-The EotoGstte reports
that Tor the psst few days uumerC u. de-
tschments Of Russian sailors have been
passing through France and embArkIng
at HsVre, and even Liverpool, for Amer.
Ics, to man vesse.s purchased by the
Russians
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CINCINNATI.
Pitfsburgii.

PITTsBURGH, May Petroleum.
Unsteady; crude st 81 tsI at Parkerii
refined unchanged.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-07-03
CASH: CASH:

In order to meet the exigencics OF
"Hsrd Times ard to do business in
= moro cafe Aanaec and to do justice
10 ourselves and to each Of our GUS
TONERS, we have decided to mark
our stock Of goods down to Cash
prices. And on and after July LIST
will sell strictly for Gosh or TRADE.
Will pay the Highest Cash Prices
for Butter and Eggs that the market
will afford.
Thanking our many patrons lor
tho very liberal patronage received
in the past, We trust that by strict
attention to business we will con-
tnue to receive the same.
ALTON & HUGHES;
Dated ct Mifain, Wis, June IA,
1878.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-07-03
An .AxlOMlslling Fact.

A large portion Of tho American
people are to-day dying from the e.
iect Of Dyspepsia or disordered liver.
The result of these diseases upon the
masses OF intelligent aud valuable
people is most alarming, making life
actually q burden instead Of pleas
ant existence Of enjoyment. aud USE
iulness as it ought to be. There rs
no good reason for this, ifyoa will
only threw asideprGudice sud skep-
ticism, take the advice OF Druggists
and your friends, and try one bottle
Of Green's August Flower. Your sp-
sedy relief is certain. Millions OF
lottles Of this medicine have ben Civ
an away to try its virtues, with sat
isfactory results in every case. You
can buy sample bottle for 10 cents
to try. Three doses will relieve the
worst case. Positively sold by all
Druggists on theWestern Continent.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-07-03

Having received instructions
from the Mccormick Com
pany not to sell any Extras on
credit l will hereafter adhere
strictly to their orders in this
direction. And / hereby warn
all parties wishing to purchase
Extras for Mccormick Ma
chimes to come prepared to
pay the Cash,as ! can not and
will not deviate from this rule.
Respectfully Yours,
BARNEY PRATT,
General Agt.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-07-03
Attention Attention

offer for sale my farm Of leo Rev..
der pillow, tlE remainder pxslun ~, 10
the northeast boundary of the town s, ~ n
Springs, La Fayette county, beiter "fiej
old settlers as Marcy's Farm ! hau A'owh 4
the last four years made tile land in durpI
dition, and IN inc the growing cro,. sood tG}
forthemselvcs Said land has on th. III ~i! sho 1
and northeast running waters. Goo' ''"l,lse
on the land which will show for building
will sell this land without cent canss
provided: that a person can give ss sS nno uoNn|
additional land security t. bind ,bs H. GOD
shall give twenty years or more IL w.n aais.
pay for the farm ifSper cent. iDterc., ns an'ed
is paid without fail. have only ON, ~, ,, ahnaa]
per acre. Persons intending to buy n,r Ne, n,
slider this offer well and not be il h.s, sss con
II as intend to make sale to 90 aO0ul
working man who knows how To ,v. goo
ing to his mcsns. Reason o. sule-f.; aecor1
my health have got enough TO d. 1 mug
give education to my children. A' sad
House aud lots three and four, Stave |
di'ion to city Of Mineral Point, which / S Ssa1j
for sale on liberal conditions also, oas1
Respectfully, JOSEPH MJJNSTpn
Mineral Point, Iowa CO., Wis.-l-mss1 tn