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LEAVE
RICHMOND RICHMoND AND DASYUu
RAILROAD VRGlNE-sTREEr DEYOT
AT $50 T.. NJ.
ARRIVE
AT BALTIMORE AT 1880 4. N.

For Tickets, Timetables, and sli infOrmafion.
call on A. ". CARRIER & Co. 1000 Min STRAIT.
and Ticket Ageui at the Richmond ana IanslI,
depot.
S'ate-Eooms and Berths secured osapDrcl'l 10
! II this Office. ". SLAUGHTER.
General PASSENGER Agent.
No. Tenth street.
sol HAAS Traffic Manaeep a. .n
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No t1f4E III LNThOE@D Y Wv fI1H
OI. NIGHT.
ERElGiiT.

KFTUfIT.
Freight received daily for Norfolk, Portsmouth.
sniiihheld, and Hampton: Washington, ID. c..
Newbern, Washington, aud TarOoro', y. C., and
all points In Eastern North Carolina; also. for
Eastern shore OF Virginia, Old Point and ell rcgu-
lar landings on James river, at LOWEST RATES,
aud through bills Issued. l.. q. TATUM,
no Is SUPERINTENDENT.
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
ONLY ONE DOLLAR effl&a
" NORFOLK AND iNcvpoRr NEWS.


VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT COMPANIES
JAMES RIVER LINZ FOR
NEWPORT NEWS,
OLD POINT COMFORT, NORFOLK. FORTS
MOUTH, AND JAMfc-a RIVER LANDINGS,
CONNECTS AT PORTSMOUTH FUR
OLD POINT.
BAL TIsfORt. ANt1HE NORTH
SANE AFTERNOON,
STEAMERS FOR HAMPTON, SMITIFIELD,
AND EASTERN SHORE OF VIRGINIA.
ONLY ROUTE WITHOUT TRANSFER, AND
ONLY ALL-WArER ROUTE.
JAMES RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
CHEAPEST ROUTE.
RATES MUCH LESs THAN HALF CHARGED
by ANY OTHER ROUTE.
FARE no NORFOLA. $40 lNorr,rrr
FARE ROIIND TRIP. $500 N"hi"ii.
WAY-LASDING FARES FROM csc. TO 90c.
MEALS. 7Jc.
One OF the Company's spacious and elegant
CITY OF RICHMOND OR ARIEL.
carrying Tinted states MALI
T.. e.. CLIFFORD, Commander,
leaves Richmond every MONDAY, WEDNES-
DAY, and FRIDAY. AZ A. NJ, for aboye-named
place.. Returning the steamer leaves Norfolk al
$3.50 4. NJ, arriving N Richmond at about Pol.
Through tickets on sale on steamer and ~ Gar
bei's Agency. 1000 Main street. Baggage checked
through.
STATEROoJS CAN BE ENGAGED FOR DAY
or NIGHT.
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10 q Rs5s
IHEsAPEAKEA AND OIi1v RAILwAY
" SCHEDULE IN EFFECT DEcEMbEh "a
is nSgspiARr RICHMOND. Louisville and c'ge In n,
natl express. G. ~ ds,iy; , Tse. Or So,ToIs
s n@ ia point. 4:I5 T. 81 daily EXCEPT SUNDAY
~" TuE +. Il. TRAIN sTops FOR LocAt
BijsiNEsS between Richmond and chari"''es-
VIE nITRryE IfcuMoND From. the West, 3 4.
NJ. daily, 4:3O +. 81. Except sundayl' ana y'4o
m. daily: from Norfolk and Oid Point ii'ao Ne Va
dn,y epIeepimg-cars and day coaches from
Richmond TO Cincinnati daily, ana trcm Sn INA,
iottesviiie $3.50 =. n. daily TO Louisville WIZ
our cices: 1000 Main street and Cbesa-
pcase and Ohio Railway depot; NJ v,rIrp
General Passenger Agent.
q. W. SMITH. Genera. hanarer dc rs
nJCUMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
IL AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
THROUGH ALL-RAlL FAsT-FREiGHT LINZ
TO AND FROM BALTIMORE, PIlLADEL.
PtJfA. NEW YORK, AND EASTERN
AND WESTERN CITIES
ONLY TWELVE HOURS BETWEEN RICH
MOND AND BALTIMORE N EACH
DIRECTION.
Correspondingiy quick time TO other poin g.
q. A. TAYLOR
tvi General Frrieh' Age~
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BY GFubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Aus'ioneers.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

ftsi f<SthtS Agents anu AusIvht'Ia.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
L REAL ESTATE ON THE SOUTH SIDE or
TIE RiCu.lOND AND ALLEGHANY RAIL
ROAD. OR JAMES RIVER AND kANAWHA
CANAL, AND RUNNING BACK TO JAMES
RIVER, AZ AUCTlON.-ln execution Of deed
OF trust from l.. r., and J. Il. iIaryie and their
wives. dated l lth October. 1878. and duly re-
corded. the undersigned, trustees Will sell 10y auc-
lion. at the oflisc of Grubhs & Williams, agc-
tiOneers, No. 4 Eleventh. street, on
EsDAY, JANUARY 10, 1853,
at l2 o'clock NJ, the PROPERTY conveyed by
said deed, The same fronting Zoo feet on the south
tide OF tho Richmond and Allegheny railroad Tor
James River and kanawia canal, and running
back 10 James river.
This property begins about 567 feet west Of the
Tredegar " Orls, runs 60 poiDt 400 feet east OF
the pnmp-hohse. and Is valuable site for manu-
featuring purposes.
TERMS or SALE: The deed authorizes sale for
cash. but by consent tue terms will probably be
varied as to afford TO the purchaser reasonable
credits ii desired.
a. ID. WlLLIAIS.l Tr,staos-
RIO. III. STEGEk, I
GHUEBs & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers.
de 27.31&Ja2&tdts
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by X. II. Chaiin & Co,
Real Estate Auciioneer5,
No. l north Tenth street.

T'RUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE OF
Il Lot, WITH THE LARGE BRICK BUILD
lNGs THEREON, AT THE SOUTHEAST COR
NEK or FRANKLIN STREET AND LOCUST
ALLEY, JUST BELOW THE EXCHANGE
HOTEL; Tiik LOT FROSTs so FEET ON
LOCUST ALLEY. AND RUNS BACH ON LINE
OF FRANKLIN STREET ABOUT l29 FEET
By virtue of n decd OF trust dated February "a,
1873. aud recorded Ia Richmond ChanceFy Court
In y. u. 90 H., page 497. default having been
made In payment OF debt secured. and ~ the re-
quest Of beneiciary,I will sell NJ pnblic auction,
on the premises, on
JANUARY IL, 1883,
at 1 o'clock r. NJ, The nbose WEi.L-LOCATED
PRolEilTy. The buildings are large and SUBJ
siantia, known a. the "SrOKES HOTEL" and
ere now renting foT sum equal 10 o per cent. on
the price they probably scli for. And,
can be improved and rendered very valuable fer
misunderstanding purposes.
TEXAS: Accommodating and annonnees at sale.
JOHN u. CARY, Trustee.
.lf t'i4 le97
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INSTANTANEOUS.

MURPHY MEANS THIS: -
ltl Ills Raw Oysters. Iiis steamed az (s)
Ossterss his Stevcd Us siers, Ills Fried u Navy
Oyster. and oysters hy the barrel and W.
mes', cannot o. siailcd N ne vnissd rsa,ss,
y~y best wines. Liquors AIes,. negr: Cigars, and
Tobacco. JOHN MURPHY,
DC J.lIn corner Eighth and Erced streets.
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BY II. seldom Taylor.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF SEVERAL
MOST VALUABLE PIECES OF REAL ESTATE
IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND,
CONSISTING or
THAT DESIR BILE LOT At TIE SOUTHEAST
CORNER OF BROAD AND EIGHTH
STREETS.
WITH THREE FRAME STORES THEREON,
NOW OCCUPIED by
JOHN MURPHY. @. G. SALAMONE, AND
y. STEFINA:
SMALL COMFORTABLE BRICK DWELLING,
No. 1904 BROAD STREET, JUST
BELOW TWELFTu;
LOT At SOUTHEAST CORNER OF CARY AND
NINTH STREETS, WITH FRAME
OFFICE THEREON;
LOT ON SEVENTH BETWEEN CANAL AND
BYRD STREETS. WITH FRAME BUILD
INGS THEREON. NOW USED AS
BLACKSMITH SHOPS: VACANT
LOT FRONTING. ON THE EAST
SIDEOF SIXTH STREET AND
ON THE NORTH SIDE OF
CANAL BANK:
LARGE VACANT LOT ON THE SOUTH SIDE
OF CANAL STREET BETWEEN SIXTH
AND SEVENTH STREETS; AND ALSO
80 BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS
IN THE WEST END, FRONTING
ON TAYLOM DANCE, AND
ASHLAND STREETS.
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TRUSTEES' AUCTION SALE OF
L VERY yALUABLE MACHINERY, CON
OTHER MACHINERY USED ~ TliE 3ANU-
FACTCRE OF PAPER, TOGETHER WITH
A LARGE QUANTITY OF PAPER-SI eth,
METALS, JUNK, &C., NOW IN THE WARE
HOUSE OCCUPIED 81 JAMES 6. SMITH,
ESQ, At TIE SOUTHEAST CORkLi OF
SEVENTEENTH AND CARY SHEETS
JAMES q. smith bearing Gateo The 1sta day o.
.ay. 1882, and duly recorded in thc clerks ericc
81 Richmond thancery Court, Dtcd-hook l2O
y. page fO2, being required 80 "a DO by the
hoidor Of he note secured thereby, dcfl';lt having
been made In the payment OF tbs same, ne viii
oiier for sale, upon the premises, on
TUESDAY, JANUARY 9, 1858,
Beginning 1t IL o'clock A. NJ, The PERSONAL
PROPERTY below meui'tLed, or 50 much thereof
a. may be necessary 10 satisfy tie hect secured
by said deed QpS The expenses attending tie exc
cation OF 81. ltrust--to wit:
\ CQOrHE1E AND PERFECT SET OF MA.
CfllNERI used in firsi-cllss papcr-miti
LARGE ENGINE AND HOlLER;
WATTS, ROLLERS. &C.:
ST0CR now il PROCESS Or MAEUFAC-
fCRH. and MANUFACruElD;
Also, 4 very large Snoant Of PAPER SFONA, &C.
&C.;
5OO.OGD pounds (csiimatedl JUNK. consisting Of
Metals. Ropes, Sails, WCOllen Stuns, Furs-
scmeCf wElcl IS very valuable.
TERMS: Cash ~ 90 The cost and expenses or safe
and suficlcncY to pay oil and discharge 4 note ~
S2C.OO0, Que on the 2 ist day Of November, lSc2,
with cost and interest thereon from maturity;
balance upon such terms as may be given ri sac,
vet IL is highly probable that more liberal terms
may be given. HENRY q: CMNNON,
HUGH A. McCURDl,
Trustees.
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GALE OF 4 VALUABLE MILL
- PROPERTY.


As surviving partner Of the firm of Pretlyman &
Co. Will proceed 10 cell at public auction, on the
premises, on the
10Th DAY or FEBRUARY, 1888.
al noon, The property known rs
"BARkDALE MILLS"
situated Mt Pcmb,rton station, ON tho Richmond
aud AIicghany railroad, iofy-six miles from
Ricbmond consisting of n BARk-MifI, ST.
MAC-MiLi., a GRiST-MIi.L, Q sAssAFRAs-
OIL MILL, and a TwhSrn,IS,titk hoh .s,,t
al tnc necessary snnfTISsS; BETTING, ru ,Lc
LEis, sTEAM-PLMPs' PiriNy, &c. az lne
and ca, be seen In daily operation The bqildinEs
are Of frame, were efecled ~ ISoo; rfpu'ic plan,
3nx230 fctt, two stcrlcs, nfording ample storage
for large stock. ,ooo
Lease Of maj site expires February =, isgo.
Rent very fow with privilege OF removing every
thing at termination Of lease. .o
Sale 10 b. for cash. SUBJECT 70 anen Oh s-suuu
falling due In dfteen mohths.
for further Information sg9ly tone
JOHN y. PRElTYMAN,
pcmbegton, Gooch!and county, Va
u 2-lawtds
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MI FtgUIar 'u1stnYtf traIus SOD NJ Don AT,
PULLMAS-CAR SERVICE
On Tram 0u-.New York and Atlanta eta va s
iDgtoH aud Danyllle.
OF Train 5o-Richmond AMI Danyilio. a.
Washington aud Charleston.
Tickets sold 10 all points south, sontb9aN
southwest, and baggage checked through.
Nc lay-oyer checks given sD local tickets.
VI. SLAUGHTER.
General Pasa-nscr AgclL
Sol HAAS, Traaic Manager.
T. ". II. TALCOTT. General Manager. q, On
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DICHMON AND PETERSBt rG
"a RAILROAD Y.-CommcEcE
SUNDAY, November ). 1852. trains on TIT r,al
VIII run ~ follows:
LEAVE nIcHMOSp -sofrH
HAS A. ~, THROUGH MAII., daily. connect
ing for Raleigh, Charic ,'os, At-
gus'a, Aiken, savannah, ard jes-
souyllle. stops al thcsser aud CO.
traliS. Pullman slccpers b,grwH
New York and eavssIah on -
al5P. NJ, FAST NAIL. daily. ssks, thru n
connections Tor savannah. iti-
man sleeper between MEshMfion
and Charleston. This train viii hoi
stop between Richmond ana i','n-
o.ssP A.. THROUGH MAIL, daily. connect.
ins for Charleston, h.tS0nosh, 1ii
hiorlds points. sto1~ az Shs, ,.'
ton and Jacksoavtifc-
s:5s A. II, FREIGHT, daily, cxccpt Snneay
o:iS y. ~, kl,ElChT, daily, eSc~iS saDGfg
s;ls a ~ sunday excursion traiu.
LEAVE rcrKssEuEG-Nonrm
s.ss A. NJ. FAST MAIL, daily. Pailman .iop-
or on TINS train between thailssp.
and Washington. THIS train VII h'
stop between Petersburg ara hi'n'
7.os A. M, TIiE1UGH MAIL, daily, connect.
tng With Richmond. tlSscricks1nr
nna Potomac railroad for al to'rh
es,si and wfst; also makIpg ccnuf,'
ton With Chesapeake and oht' i'i''
road fer an points wtst. THIS to-.
,iaps "a Chester, tCniF-iit, ai't
Dipwry's Blum. PULLMAN ;! eprf 's-
tween D cA SONY lie aud " ssilluSl' '.
a.os p N. THROUGH MAIL, daily. cubHcl B.
With Richmond, Bressere slufs 81
Potomac railroad for all points 80
AND Nest; also making ennlc,I
With the Chesapeake aud O,l0 ~.
r,al Tor al points West IN, t.'
slows Al Chester apo teSts-',
l.unlan s'ccpcrs On thls g~ih
twres savannah and Ne" lpif'
7.5s A. NJ FREIGHT. drly, except eGna'N'
BIB 4. NJ. FREIGHT, daily, excops n'H4A,'
7:f3 \. NIL ea,,.v a. cn,stot tr.ln
4:2s L. M,S
A d,rrct fn,.r-nenrs cnnnceuon Is mace ts, ~"
|. isichmoni and Neafcik ~ trains irerin< -,
moud al las A. ". aud Norfolk ~ l2.tS Z.
All trains lesslnx Petersburg WI ,tS''
Appesnattox depot. -...,.,,.,,ri
Sot. HAAS, TgssGe Manager, 49,,
[ y NJ ENkf SON, General A<3cnkSf Az"
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LOST. sTRAYED, AND FOUND.

ALL PEIsSONS ARE HEREBY
"a WARMED NOT TO TRADE FOR a GER
TAlNNEKTifICATE OF THE UNIUN BANK
OF RICHMOND, No. 1904, dated October g.
1852, for $1,000, drawn In my favor. said ccrtir-
cate having been stolen from rue ON Saturday the
Esd day Of December, 1882.
dc 27-w9ts JOHN FAyRO.
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TRUSTEE'S SALE OF A VALUABLE
Il STEAM-AilLL PROPERTY IN GORDONS-
VILE, VA, CONSISTING or a LARGE AND
G,olNs,y,EsNiENILY, 5L9CATED LOT. WITH
HORSEPOWER Engine. AND A GRIST-.
PLASTER, sUbiAC-. AND BARk-MILL, AND
APPURTENANCES THEREON: AND ALSO
TWO VACANT LOrS.-In execution of n deed Of
trust from William 4. Smith and wife 20 me, the
undersigned, as trustee. dated the LIST day OF Au-
gust, 1871, and recorded In the clerks Office Of
Orange Count, Court. Book AS, page 20. default
bcing mace in The payment Of two notes for $1,000
EACH payable respectively thirty-six and forty
eight months after date, and secured ny said decd
and being required so 20 do by the holders OF said
notes II will offer Tor sale nj public auction, lie
premises, at IL O'Clock NJ, on
SATURDAY, IASUAEY 81, 1888.
tic abovc-desipnatcd PROPERTY, described aud
conveyed IN the decd Aforesaid. said property Is
located on East street, and runs back 10 The Nir-
gina Midland railway. There Is here an opening
for the est1blshneut OF n prosperous business.
TREas: Cash sufficient 10 pay the COSTS OF sale
and the sum OF sl.54o.30. balance due on said two
nota OF February Is. 6s2, with ia'ere't ucrcca
from faid d.te: and "a 10 the rcsidnc OF purchase
money, ON such terms rs may be anncunced on day
of sale. r. a. q. HAND1,
dc 27-eodfd Trustee.
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! V'''tF f71F'TE 10 ftUFFtfF fss bEfftfF :
Real Estate Agents, Auctioneers, and Drokar
1919 Main street.
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I'HE YORK-RIvER LINE
BAL TINoRH.

| Tri-weckly Except Sundayl. Until furfL,r n.
tce steamers rid this line leave Wet Polni
Baltimore Tuesdays, Thursdays, aud sa,urd7y,
Straight tickets 70 Baltimore. 2
Ncsls................... ...................-...
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CARGO or RIO COFFEE AT AUG
oX WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 1OIm,


Real Estate Agents, Auctioneers, and Brokers,
J2l2 Main street.
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF A NICE DE-
I TACKLED TNO-STORY FRAME DWELL
ING, No. SIS, WAR THE SOUTHEAST cor
NEB OF SEVENTH AND BAKER STREETS.
AT AUCTlON.-In execution Of a certain deed OF
trust from Nicholas Johnson and wife. dated 27lll
October, 1875, 10 She undersigned trustee, and
duly recorded In the clerks Office Of Richmond
ChaEccry Court. ID. Il. 1G6 a.. page 500, being re-
quired 80 70 do by the beneficiary therein NEIL
toned, default having been made IN the payment
Of the note secured by said deed, will offer for
sale nj puddle auction, OH
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 10, 1888,
at o'clock l.. NJ. the above mentioned FRAME
DWELLING. containing four ruops, all In good
order: city water, &C., on the Premises. The LOT
las 4 front on the east tine of seventh street, he
tween Duyal and Baker streets, 81 feet ana runs
back between parallel lines I22 feet to alley
feet wide.
TERMS: Cash as 20 the COS. and expenses OF
sale and su.iiciency To pay oil and discharge note
for $40 with all Interest thereon from yOth De-
tober. 1876, and I'll cost thereon; and balance
upon terms 20 be given nj time Of sale.
de 80 JOSIAH CRIAip, Trustee.
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Passenger trains connect at West Point Ia
days. Thursdays, aud Saturdays With etsauff. -
Yorktown, Baltimore, aud the North.
Freight trans leaving Richmond al $50 A "A
aud 600 II. n. VIII have passenycr-cosche, Al
tached.
Train No. ~ connects a Burkcviilc with Va,
folk and Western railroad Tor Fsrmsiiie, I.ys,,'
burg, and all southwestern p,ints-
Train No. 90 Through passenger; stops AZ ali "a,
tons. connecting ri Sutheriiss with Milton -
SutherfiD Narrow-t;augc railroad for Nilfos =,
Greensboro for all points on Ncftr Carolina s, .
sion; mt Atlanta for all points South aud Sosu
west.
Train No. 52 Through passenger and mail sio,,
at all stations, connecting at sntheriia's with NJ
ton and Suthsrifn NarrOw-tiauge railr,ad =,
Milton al Charlotte with Charlotte, Column a.,
Augusta railroad for Columbia. Augusts, ,arlr
nah, and Florida points.
Trains from the south arrive At Richmoad Al,
4:33 r. W., 600 A. NJ, and 1:l6 T.. ". ohd H..
West Poin, Mt lo:2r a. NJ. Passenger, aud 81
Il. NJ. and 1910 T.. NJ. fFreightl
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By Ouarlos & McCurdy.

Real Estate Agents, Auc;ioneers, aud Brokers,
1917 Maiu street.
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Leave
Rirh'nd st.I
Arrive at
BuIkeyiIlel
SutIleriin'sl
Dan yliIe-.l
tir'uslloro'l
Raleigh u
Salem. 81
Sausbury..l
Chariotte.l
Sparl'nb III
(treeUykfl,.l
Atfanfa--..
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-08-30
The Local Field

GofNG to the circus to-day!
APPLES are luxury this year.
THE fair, the fair, is all the rage.
Ed. PH1L11ps holds the reins over
fine roader.
READ the supplement about the
State fair, with this issue.
CALL on Boh.n & Sims and buy
nobby carriage, cheap. They have
them
Billy DAY, the mute, can't be
beat as shoe black. Remember
this fair week.
Do NOT forget that there will be
races Wednesday afternoon, and
Thursday and Friday mornings as
well as Thursday ami Friday after
moons.
Mn. JoHN RALPH and son, carpen-
ters, have torn the plastering from
overhead in the county treasurer 5
Office, and are supplying its place
with a neat ceiling Of lumber.
The Darlington Democrat repc rts
young lady from Chicago, while
visiting at Fayette, in wild az d
frenzied hunt for eggs, when she
fell from a hay-mow and fractured
her leg.
FoUND-Between Horns ice house
and J. Smiths residence, gold cuff
button with two setts in it. The
owner can have the same by proving
property and calling on Miss Tillie
Kessler for the same.
JUST a weeks more time and the
long looked-for fair-by everybody
will be in full blast. Nothing but
inclement weather can prevent its
proving the grandest and most sue
cessful ever held in the state.
The fair association has rented
the dining hall on its grounds to
Mrs. VIM. Prideaux and Mrs. Ad-
dington. Their past reputation is
sufficient guarantee that all who at
tend the fair can get square meal.
Losr-Between the Good Temp
lars Hall and tie Irish Catholic
church, gold neck lace; the finder
will be suitably rewarded by leaving
it at this office or returning to the
owner, Miss Lizzie Jackson, dress
maker
WIrH this year the Iowa County
Agricultural Society will hold its
28th annual fair. This society
grows strong with age, and is now
unquestionably one of the most at
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-08-30
MINERAL POINT, WISCONSIN, THURSDAY AUGUST 30 1888

county, fact which his success at
she fairs there and his progeny as
sert beyond doubt. If given a
chance he is sure of proving a ben
eft to stock raisers
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-08-30

REMEMBRE DIR. Fishblatt makes
his next visit to Dodgeyille Tuesday
September lth at the Marks House,
and remains two days. lie makes
40 visits to Mineral Point, as it's too
close to Dodgeyille
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-08-30

CARD or rHANKs.-We hereby
wish to express thanks for and ap-
probation of the fine instrumental
music rendered voluntarily by
Messrs, Joseph and Frank lloare AT
our home last Saturday evening. It
was such as none could but enjoy.
and viii be long remembered.
J. DEILER and FAMlLY.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-08-30

STATE UN1gERs1rY.-The Uniyer-
sity Christian Association Of the
State University will be glad to aid
all new students in securing rooms
and boarding-places. Members of
the Association will be present in
Room 2, University Hall, on and
after Monday, Sept. Sd, to give all
information desired regarding exam
nations, rooms, etc.
Madison, Aug. 24th, 1883.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-08-30

WHILE out tearing around for
something to write about the other
day, we dropped into John J. Ross
barn yard and there found Mr.. Ross
busily employed in giving instruc-
tons and aiding his jolly force Of
workers in caring for some of his
fine herd of Durhams, which he in
tends placing on exhibition at the
fair next week. No grander sight
ever met our gaze before in the way
Of stock. All are pictures Of per
fection, from the sucking calf up to
the 1900 ib COW and 2400 ID bull. Mr..
Ross will also exhibit these animals
at the State fair, and as be has about
the finest herd of short horns in the
State, we reasonably expect him to
return with a liberal supply Of blue
ribbon. Look out for them. To see
them is well worth the price Of ad-
mission into the fair.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-08-30

was such as none could but enjoy,
and viii be long remembered.
]. DELLER and FAMILY.
An the suggestion of friend Alf
Bishop we joined families the other
day and took trip pia omnibus to
Dodgeville, Edmund, Cobb and Lin
den. 1t being strictly for recreation
and pleasure, business was left be
hind. We were well supplied with
slap.jaoks and pasties, sweets and
sours, to relieve the wants of the IN
ner man. When the hour of noon
overlook us halt was made for the
purpose Of feasting. Having a
coffee pot with us a cali was made
upon a farm house near by for some
hot water The mistress of the
house was con her ear" (perhaps the
last churning had been failure, or
that she wanted new dress, or hat,
or something, and couldn't get it,
At any rate she fatty refused us the
hot water, saying that she wasn't
Cornish; that we were too loud and
lively. We might have been intox-
icated, but if so, it was from inhal-
ing the pure, exhilarating country
air. Keeping up our determination
to succeed, we pushed on the lines
until another farmers home was
reached. The old saying, dts an
i'll wind that blows nobody good" "
was never more satisfactorily yeri-
fed. We unknowingly halted in
front of Mr.. Chas. Weston's. Here
the latch-string of hospitality hung
out over the gate post, in accordance
with the reputation Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Weston throughout the entire eoun-
ty. Hot water was free and the
gates Of their inviting lawn were
opened We spread our linen meath
the arching shade trees and among
the fragrant flowers, and proceeded
to devour yictuals in a manner that
would astonish most city folks. An
hour spent in this pleasant lawn soon
sped by, and after extending thanks
for kindness shown us, we loaded
ourselves in the bus and logged on
to Cobb. At this place the com
mand Of whoa was gived cur team
in front Of Albert Spratler's store
lie was glad to see us, Of course, as
we were from Mineral Point, and
the candy and cigars were distribut-
ed with liberal hand. One call on
Albert is all that is necessary to
prove his ability to conduct store.
Cleanliness and order were features
too prominent to be mistaken. His
place is simply gallery Of sign
painting and lettering. At this Al
bert is positive success, and stands
without a rival hereabouts. a peep
into his back room, among the ker-
osene and syrup barrels, revealed
a woodhorse utilized for a music
rack. This partially let US into the
secret Of how he became master Of
the cornet SO quickly. Here a de-
termination to succeed was strongly
pictured, and upon a realization Of
such earnest efforts as he has put
forth, all must admit that he's en-
titled to the reputation he enjoys as
a player.
Afcer a hasty glance at the busy
mechanics engaged in different parts
Of the village in repairing buildings
wrecked by the tornado recently, we
headed our faithful team toward
home, arriving here just as the last
reflections Of the setting sun were
hard pressed by approaching night,
tired hungry and dusty, but happy
and content. We intend going
again some day, hot water or no hot
water.