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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, September 10, leeO'
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.


WHEAT White, 4s2 bushels. Red, 2,7S6 BUSH
els.
CORN.-Vhtte. So bushels.
OATS.-1.QS6 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT JVhite. 20 bushels choice ON private
terms: g bushes prime a. Sl.l4: 800 bushels fair
al SIOS SO bushels fair at 81 .0CtOtal, 432 on ~
els. Red. 40 bushes prime Lancaster at IL D :
l62 bushels very good Lancaster a. sl'i4 90
bushels good Lancaster 5t fl.l3; 800 bushels far
Lancaster at 81 OS; les bushels good mixed az
SlO7:l6 bushels very good mixed At Sl.l2 l2O
bushels chr Ice FultZ On private terms; "a bushels
prime Fultz on private terms; 52 bushels very
good Fultz at 81 10; 80 bushels very good fuiz
al Sl.09; 20 bushels worry good fnliz al 81 .OS; .
bushels very good Fuiiz az Sl.07 - bushels good
Fuliz at al O6; 402 bushels good Fullzat ~ % /;
IS bu.hels fair FultZ At Sl.04; % bushels iair
RuliZ at fl 03; 40 u.hels fair Fulz al SlOz; 3O4
bushels common FuliZ al 81; As bushels common
FultZat S6r-totdl. 2.2sS bushels.
CORN White. g bushels very good at BIC. 49,
OATs.-l30 bushels prime winter at 6Oc.; AZ
bushels prime winter on private terms ESQ bushels
good winter private teIms 80 bushe Is very good
spring on private terms-tota', 9OZ bushels.
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ANOTHER SERIOUS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF
THE OPERA-H0usE.

THE OPETiA-H0uSE.
Especial telegram TO the Dispaich.l
NORFOLK, Va, September lS.-Thls at
ternoon two truckers Of the Western
Branch section OF Norfolk county-Messrs.
John Carroll and William Bruce-became
involved In fight about the possession Of
a boy. In the struggle Bruce struck Car.
roll with hoe, and the latter seized an axe
and struck his antagonist over the left
shoulder, The blade going through the
shoulder TO the lungs and creating CHASTITY
wound, from the effects OF which the doc
tors say Bruce will die before midnight.
Carroll came to Portsmouth and surren-
dered himself.
The papers tomorrow will teen with
elaborate descriptions OF the new Academy
OF Music, which will open to the public on
Monday night. The total cost Of the build
ing aud fitting up is 100000. The late
Mr.. Gordon, the celebrated printing press
man, left the money TO build it.
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California Mine Disaster.
NINE MEN FALL A DISTANCE OF THREE HUNDF

FEET.
SAN FRANCISCO, September IA dispatch
from Virginia City says An accident at-the
Consolidated Imperial mine last night re-
suited in The death OF nine men and one
other being dangerously hurt. As the 3
O'Clock SHIFT was coming off and a cage with
ten men on it had started for the surface,
the cable broke, precipitating them down
the SHAFT some 800 feet, and 400 feet Of
rope piled upon them. Three men have
been taken out, two Of whom are dead and
the other not expected TO live. Ii will be
some hears before the others can be gotten
out.
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POLITICAL.
IgancOck and English FIag-Raising nj
FIederfcksburg.
e"e

Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.I
FREDERICKSBURG, Va, September 49,
The campaign was opened here tonight
amid great enthusiasm at the raising Of a
Hancock aud English flag in the Second
Ward. Eloquent and stirring addresses
were made by Judge J. T. Goolrck, A. w.
Wallace, and w. S. White In behalf Of the
national Democratic ticket.
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a.Iaa.l for Maud q.

CHICAGO, September 1S.-Maud 5. trotted
In 2:103 to-day at the Jockey Club Park.
The first quarter was made In "a seconds
the half-milc in LOAF; the three-quar'ers
In I:38; aud the mile 10 z:ios. sne carried
two pounds overweight and ran 10 the face
OF stroug wind.
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NEW fOhE
NEW YORK September 49, Cotton steady; sales
to-day. X93 bales; lat evening, 19S bales uplaDds,
llbc.; orleans, lZe. Southern Hour STEADY ana
Quiet; common TO far extra s465mso 20 good
10 choice extra. s5.3o@s6 80. Wheat.Wl ltt
slightly I'm buyers favor and very m0der7t trade
old No 2 spring 1alkc. better. win GIT offerings
ungraded red, sl@kl.07H. Corn shade lower az
trade only moderate; 9ngaded, o0h@2lHe, oats oats
eyerish, unsettled, and rather ea'ier, closing more
stes6y; No. 3, 47G4SFc. Hops quiet ana steady :
yearllugs, choice, 23@26c Coff,e duh aud noml.
naIly unchanged sugar dall ana nesyg' iag 10
Unchanged ana dull. MOiasses dull aud nOmiBally
unchanged. Rice steady with moderate trade Ro.
sin steady at Sl.50@sl.55. Turpeniine lower az
3ge asked Pork shade better and very quiet al
$3.50. Middes quiet and very brm; long clear,
ss.7o@ss.75; short, sel2A; long and short, 30,
Lard better and more active ciO,lOS very suOng At
ss.22i4GsS.25. Freighis lrmer.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. September le.-Flour unchanged.
Wheat-SOutheru steady western lower ana dl
, No RAJ ndtii%SiliS;N wStsrn WIZ.
Ter I'd spot and seutember, 81 .064@tl ,0e%i 0gto-
ber sl.O6hdil.07 s; November, sl.0ss@sl .9sA
western dull southern white. 6ac.: yellow. sc.
GA s firm and quiet. with sales Of southern at AGO
43c. Rye quiet 81 csc. Hay UNCHANGED. PROVISIONS
unchanged Butter firm; prime 10 choice western
ma Let lsG25c. Eggs higher at / G20c Petro-
eum nrIn and unchanged. Coffee quiet ~, and 40.
CHANGED sugar a sst Aocaapsed dos "A'Ae'
Receipis-flOur. 1895 barrels; wheat, 1924
bushels corn, 1900 bushels; oais 7,34I bushes |;
rye AGO bushels. shiumtn's-Wheai. 100 zoo
bushels; corn, $500 bushels. Sales Whedt' 4zT,'
075 bushels; corn, SO, $50 busheS.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI. September Is Flour steady fancy,
S5 25gt5 SIS. Wheat firm; No. apnsr. soc.
Corn frm NJ i4ktd Ace. oats stacey ~ 3Sc. fofk
duh at $40. Lard Gull End non ioa al W 80. Buk-
meats dull and dropping; shoulders. 84.oO. Bacon
In light demand and holders firm: shoulders. 70 20
sides, 80 rs. Whisky IN light Dc mand and LolGrs
irm at sl.l2. suear steady; hards: 10A@ lac
Bogs steasy; common, S4.lo@t4.76; butchers
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE. September 1e.--Flour dull: family.
t3.60@s4. Wheat frm at s6@o0e. Corn nrin al
acc. Gals firm at 344M35c. Pork quiet At 9lG.
Lard IN fair demand NJ SIC. Bulk.meats dull
shoulders, $3.50; clear sides. 1910. Bacop quiet
shoulders, 90 l2h; sides, 90 sly sagsi-eurec
hams, l2sGi2ke. Whiskey arm at 9l.i2.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, September ls.-Flour quiet and un-
changed Wheat higher aud slow; No. red tail.
92h e2Ac. cash, 93@9She. October, 92k@e2kc.
an The year. Corn hrmfr; BskesSSkc. cash, 37S18
36c December. Oats stronger; 2eAc. cash, 2txc.
November. Whiskey steady and unchanged nc
sl.l3. Pork steady and unchanged. Lard nrui
but not higher.
CHICAGO, September 1e.-Flour quiet aud IN.
changed Whrap active, nrm. aud higher; No. red
winter, 9St@o4c.; No. y Chicago spring, patr.
es.h sstc. October. Q3tc. November. Corn fairly
active and shade h'gberi 4oxc. cash, 4oSe. Qcso-
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Bulgarian Assassins In Macedonia

LONDON, September 1S.-The Manchester
Guard ans correspondent at SalOnica says :
The northwestern part OF Macedonia Is very
unsettled. Bands called Avengers" have
formed in the chief Bulgarian centres, and
have assaSsnated within the past six weeks
number OF MOslems, including one hey
and two functionaries. The MUssumans
have retaliated, and many Bulgarians have
fallen victim. The BuIgarians are un-
fortunately stimulated to these excuses by
emi>saries from the principalties OF Bull
garia and are encouraged by armed bands
lowering about the frontier on the Bull
garian side. Should events take an unto
ward turn, the Bulgarian Government and
its hackers will be largely responsible for
wanton and unnecessary misery and blood
shed.
Poor Prospect OF Peace.
LONDON, September 1S.-A Vienna dis
patch to the Times says Ria Pacha, the
Turkish commander, has, il is reported, re-
turned to Scutari. This certainly does not
open prospect for the immediate surren-
der OF Dulcigno.
The French Cabinet and President.
PARIS, September 1S.-Contrary to eX-
pectation President Greyy did not 90 10
the country tins morning. The Cabinet
met again at 10 O'Clock.
The RGppel states that a circular will
shortly be addressed TO the various unau-
thorized religious congregations requiring
them TO submit themselves 10 the provisions
OF the March DEGREES. AT this mornings
meeting OF the Ministerial Council NJ. Con-
stans. Minister OF the Interior and WOr-
ship; NJ. COZot, Keeper OF the Seals and
Minister Of Justice, and General Fare,
Minister OF War, rendered their resigna-
tions. A second meeting OF the Council
will be held at the palace Of the Elysee, I'M
der President Grevy, at O'Clock this after
noon.
Albanian Occupation OF DUIcignO.
LONDON, September l8.-A dispatch from
Ragusa to Reuters Telegram Company
SAYS: Eight thousand Albanlans have oc-
cupied the town and fortress OF Dulcigno.
expeI)ing two battaions OF Turkish troops,
who formed the garrison. The Turkish
commander withdrew TO GOviza.
Affairs in BuenOs Ayres.
THE PROVINCIAL CHAMBERS CLEARED AT THE
POINT OF THE BAYONET.
LONDON, September 1S.-Buenos Ayres
adyices 10 the oath OF August, received by
way OF Lisbon, are as follows: On the 2lst
of August the national troops entered the
provincial chambers, elected the members
Of the Chamber OF Deputies at the point OF
the bayonet, posted double sentinels at the
doors, and closed the Legislature by order
OF the National Government. A great crowd
OF people gathered in the street, but there
was no disturbance. The senators and
deputies adjourned 10 the municipal bail
and issued manifesto TO the people, which
failed, however, to elicit any manifestation
Of popular feeling. The city remains quiet.
The municipal and provincial affairs are
administered by General Bustillo on behalf
Of the National Government.
The weather is fine, and there is an eX-
cellent prospect forthe wheat harvest.
Obituary.
LONDON. September 1S.-Right Hon. Sir
Fitzroy Kelly, Lord Chief Baron OF the
County Exchequer, died at Brighton yes.
terday. Deceased was born in London in
1896.
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Meeting or Great BODY IN pn,,aae,.
phla.

THE SECOND GArHF.dNG OF rms KfyD IN
THE woRID-PowE AND AIMS OF Tgp
coUxcTI.--PRo dRsMME or THE SESSIONS
TIE MEN VINO WILL ne THERE.
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CARRIAGES-CARR MATERIAL.
GEORGE A. AlNsLIE IL SONS, cgH,k
" &
TENTH STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
CARRIAGES.

The largest stock Of Richmond made CAR
RIAGEs to lie found IN the city can be seen at our
mandatory. Among our styles can be found We
hisles suitable for any part OF the State.
CARRIAGE.MATERIAL.
Buving largely OF material for our own use we are
prepared to sell TO the trade any article needed by
them, and many no. 10 be found In tue ci'y'
sc l6-3m
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Flour.
BY Telegraph

vine s39S3.5O: extra ,s4.5o@t4.75 super1ne
o.. 5O@4; common family. "A 75@s5.2o.
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Congressional.

SCHENECTADY, n. Y, September 49,
Hon. George West, OF Ballston, has been
nominated for Congress by the Republicans
OF the Twentieth district.
MEMPHIS, TENN, September 1S.-COlOnel
Thomas A. Hamilton has announced him.
self as an independent Republican candi'
date for Congress from this district The
regular Republican Convention to make O
nomination will meet at Lagrange on Mon
day.
ST. LOUIS, September 1S.-C0lonel Mac
beth has Withdrawn a. the Republican can
didate for Congress in the Sixth district
This leaves Waddell (Democrat) and Hazel
tire Republican Greenbacker) in tue field.
GREENSBORO, n. c., September 49,
Colonel j. X. Winston, whose candidacy
was for some time in doubt. has announced
his determination to run for Congress in the
Fifth district as the candidate OF the Green
back party.
BUFFALO, n. Y, September Is Hon. ii
V. Pierce, representative in Congress from
this district, has resigned.
MILFORD, PA, September 1S.-At Dem
ocratic primary here to-day Hon. G. III
Rowland, eNsStaie senator, was elected fol
nomination TO Congress from Pike county
in the Eleventh district.
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Mr.. wnls WoodIng, Of PlttsyIvanla
county, is deacj aged sigbty.sour' 80
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PORT OF RICHMOND. SEPTEMBER ls. 1880.
ARRIVED.


Steamer Manhattan. Kelly, New YORK. mer-
Steamer City OF Richmond, clifford. Norfois.
United states mail, merchandise, and passenger,
l. Il. Taium. agent.
ship Hecsamooga, Donaldson. London. light, 10
load timber, Chesapeake and OHIO railroad.
SAILED.
Schooner John Mcdonnell, MeAndrews, PhiadeI-
phia, lies, Curfis & Parker.
schoont John Lenthail, Brown. FernandiRa, iron.
Curtis Parker.
schooner Helen, Williams. New York, COAL Ger
vas Siorts. agent vessel. Currie Co.
Schooner Lucy Jones, Narihugh, New Haven,
coal. Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company ves-
schooner Lucie whestley, sipple. granite Chsrlss-
ton, ). g.. Buck Christian.
CLEARED.
Bark n. N. Width, sromsholm, Rio De Jsnelro,
shipped by the 6aliego Mills Manufacturing COM
pany.
Norwegian brig soskummtreu. Wohl with 1905
barrels 100 half bar els OF 1our for Kio de ja-
ueirO anJ 1873 barrels and 80 halt-barreiS Z
flour for Pernambuco, valued at t16,631.50.
Danish brig Eoussingoe, Strand, Rio 6tande DO
sui, with 1913 barrels and $50 half barrels or
four valued at S9,9s2 so, shipped by the iiaxall-
Crensbaw Company.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From New York September l6ih, schooner L.. A.
Eisenhower. Cannon.
From New York September 7ih, schooner Foam
ing Sea, Wrs,en, aud schsouer Mary Price, Candy.
MEMORANDA.
NEW YORK September 17.--Arrvsd: ScbOoners
Mary A. William. .MeDsid; stephen Morris, Dutch
George 4. Hsliocs, shai rett-from Richmond; and
Fanny Tracy. Haxeton Snow Flake. Curtis; G. ".
Price, Galley; George NeyeDger, smith-from Vir-
gina.
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The Maine Election.
PLURALITY Bot no MAJORITY FOR DAvI

FkUHAIII1 BLI NJ MAJUI1II1 fUH UANIs'
PORTLAND, September 1S.-Four hundred
and ninety.seven towns give Davis T3,4l6
Plaisted, 1900; scattering, 1898; Davis's
plurality, 4l6. SIX towns to hear from gave
last year: Davis, Gil; Smith, 81; Garcelon,
2Ol; Fusion plurality, 167. DeductiDg
that, Davis will have plurality OF 249,
which is 50 short Of a majority, supposing
no further gains or losses.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

SATURDAY. September 10. 1880.
SALES -2e shsres ofvirginia and Tennessee X.
r. stock at TO- 10 shares A.. NJ. ana o. n. X. stock
at o; rs shares OF G.. G. and A. X. X. stock y. 49,
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DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY Kx
- ECUTYD AZ TIE DlsrATCH- rskrise
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Poor Prospect OF Peace.

LONDON, September 1S.-A Vienna dis
patch to the Times says Ria Pacha, the
Turkish commander, has, it is reported, re-
turned to Scutari. This certainly does not
open prospect for the immediate surren-
dor az DulciOnO
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POWDER.
nUPoNT's POWDER.

1900 KEGS DUPoNT's SPORTING, BLAST
ING. AND MiNlNG.POWDEh-
the most popuiar powder In nse never faiis Always
10 DC reheo apoh' oHESRY NJ. WORKMAN,
ocoa Agent for Dupont.
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Obituary..

LONDON. September 1S.-Right Hon. Sir
Fitzroy Kelly, Lord Chief Baron OF the
County Exchequer, died at Brighton yes
terday. Deceased was born in London in
1896.
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hi r, 4ttc. Noytmbsr. sntr sva. s,.,.ef;
sfSG aO&s. cash, 1850. Nsyrmssr Po,k-opsio1s
aud uucha eefd. Bulk-peats steady spd unchanged.
whiskey steady aud unchanged 81 $l.l3.
MILWAUKEE,.
MILWAUKEE. September 10 Flour qgia and
unchanged. Wheat otencd quiet ciossd quiet bus
firm; Mo- I Milwaukee hard, t1.05: Nitw1ukes
soff. &c.,; No. 2 Milwaukee, cash. 921c.: sepiem-
nes s2xs Ocsee.' g3ss Ssy. nnss ss1e.; No.
jected, &c. Cora fssisr No. =, 40sc. Oats nrmsr;
No 2. coke. Provisions steady. Mess pors, el7 ~.
Lard Prime steam, 81 81. Hog hrnaer at s4.7o@
Wv NEW YORK coTTos FUTUREs.
NEW YORK, SEPTEMBER 1s.--C otton--Net receip's,
$4,000 bales; September, t1l.67@sl1.6s: &c
inber. 91I; November, etu.g3: ncemter,
80 gs9si9 9Se,. January cgHsi1loI; x
April, 81 i.626stl1.5s.
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EOR NORFOLK, BALTIcTU>i
MORE, THE NORTH, AND REGULAR LAND
INGs Of JAMES RIVER.
GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
THE NEW AND SUPERB PALACE DAY
STEAMER
CITY OF RICHMOND


carrying United States mall and unsurpassed 10
speed and elegancel
z. c. CLIFFORD. Commander.
leaves Richmond every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY,
and FRIDAY az A. NJ. for above named places,
connecting al Portsmouth, with the Bay LfDe sane
afternoon, which arrives In Baltimore in fall time
30 connect with 3 A. NJ. trais for philadelphia,
New York. and Boston. Returning the CITY ~
RICHMOND leaves Norfolk TUESDAY. THURS
DAY, and .sATuRDAY at s A. ~. arriving here
about r. N.
Fare 10 norfolk %
Fare round trfD nly............,...s....... oV
Fare TO Baltimore............ w
Fare 10 New fork..."............ .......... 80
Fare 10 Boston,. w
Through tickets ON sale on steamer City Of Rich
mond aud at CARRIERS Agency, sac Main street.
Baggage checked through.
FREIGHT.
Freight received daily for Norfolk. rortsmoath,
washington, u. g., Newbefne. Washington. ans
TnrborOS, N. e.. aud all points IN Ezsiefn North
Caroifna also, Ter Eastern shore OF vifena, Amp-
ton. Old Point and All regular isnfiags % James
saesi l.. n. rATUN,
ell Superintendent,
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srrsxrs prceiprs AND TOBACCO EXPORTS
NJ rsApsusrga Observation-Disclosures on
wsat.--pi,IxEs ox DkEs-HuNr--AN IN
-.rysrIxG cAsx--pRosecUrIoN FOR AL
iSnrp OBSTRUCTION OF JcsTlcE--rHE PUB
-. cs,uOQIS.
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L.YNCHRIIRG.

4 POLITICAL RENCONTRE-DEATH OF VEN
RRABLE LADY--A cANDlDArEFoR THE MN
IsTRY--CITY' oRDINANCEs-POLICE.
- IL.
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The Freneh Cabinet and President.
Albanian Occupation OF DuIcIgno.

LONDON, September ia dlspatch from
Ragusa to Reuters Telegram Company
says: Eight thousand Albanlans have oc-
cuped the town and fortress OF Dulcigno,
expeUing two battalons OF Turkish troops,
who formed the garrison. The Turkish
commander Withdrew TO GOYiZa.
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DANVILLE.

A FIRR-FLAG RAISING NEW TELEGRAPH
LINES MILTON AND sUTHERLIS RAILROAD
PERSONALS.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Disrsich.l
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-11-11
Hazel Green Items.

Our town has been quiet since the elec
tion.
Election day passed off without an,
quarrels or fights.
There were three greenback votes cast
in Hazel Green.
George Mills left for Chicago this morn.
ing. He intends bringing Santa Claus home
with him.
Mr.. John Treganzas family left iol
Hampton, Iowa, this morning where they in.
tend making their home.
Ed Morcom has engaged to teach school
in the Hannum district FIVE mile south Of
town.
Mr.. Charlie Hrrris and Miss Kitte Rob-
erts were married st Saturday night.
Mrs. Joseph Jackson starts for Nebraska
tomorrow.
Mrs. William Thomas, who has been
sick for the past two months, is slowly re.
covering.
Last Saturday Mrs. Gabriel Mills had q
sale of household furniture. Among the num-
Der who wished to purchase was one of our
school-marms, but being rather bashful she
expressed a wish for dummy, and then left.
After the sale was over there we're seen seven
young gentlemen going down street, each
wheeling dummy they had bought for the
lady.
Mrs. Necollins has the finest stock of
millinery this year tina. was ever brought 10
town.
We arc TO have a telephone line from
Galena to Hazel Green. We'd rather have a
railroad.
Our schools are hourishing finely under
Mr.. Moore's principalship. Are all Lancaster
boys bashfu
MIR. and Mrs. Darcy, from Dodgeville are
the guests Of Mrs. r. Pearce.
We have had singing school here for
the past two weeks under the charge of Prof.
Harrington, of Chicago. The Prof. is thor.
ough understander, and number one in
structor of music. At the close of the school
the Prof. and his class gave a concert, which
was decided success in every particular.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-11-11
Union SoclabIe Association

All are invited to attend a sociable at the
new home of Mr. and Mrs John Il. Howe, at
the old Institute, Frid2 J evening, October IL
Last Sunday morning Mr.. Eaton gave an
unusual notice. VIZ There wilt be a meet
ing of the young people tomorrow afternoon
for business consultation. Let the invitation
include no! only all membe of the church,
but all who are willing to Gomez
The short time allowed preceding the
meeting prevented the invitation being ex-
tended to all whose presence was desired ;
but very pleasant meeting was held. So
harmonious were the proceedings that an OBJ
server might have believed close caucus had
been held, but as it was not political meets
ing and no gentlemen were present, we shall
make no such accusation.
Miss Waggoner was chosen president pro
TEN. and Miss Nicely appointed secre tary.
The plan is intended to insure enjoyment to
all who find pleasure and profit in social, mu.
steal and literary entertainment
With the exception of the first, the socia-
bles are to be hell in the social room of the
Congregational church, and the proceeds to
be used to furnish the loom.
The following we're elected permanent off.
GERS, and also constitute the executive com,
mittee, whose duty it shall be to appoint the
other regular committees
/ President Miss~Abbie White.
/ Nice-Presdents-Miss Nettie Calls and
/ Ellen Wooistenholme.
/ Secretary-Miss Helen Nicely.
4 Treasurer-Chas II. Baxter, j.
I Three committees were elected
/ Entertainments Committee essrs Mills
and Street Misses Lizzie Schrensr, Wagon.
err and Watklo..
+ Decoration Committee Misses Della
/ Phelps, Jessie Calls, Nettic Rowd IN, Mamie
Hyde and Bessie Calls
Reception COMMITTEE Mrs, Jno Howe
Misses Lizzie Smith, Ida Baehner aud Heller
Strong aud Fred Burr.
The soeiables will be held every two week.
on Friday evening, from to 10 O'CLOCK, Al
the social room.
Admission 10 cents children under six
free All are cordially invited to be present