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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-01-19
"Theu let the moon usurp the rule Of day,
..--. \ --..- ~.

"Theu let the moon usnrp the rule Of day.
An wnkug taperS show the sun his way;
tor what my senses can perceive,
l need no Re violation 70 believe
Ladies suffering from any OF the weaknesses
or ailments lecUiar TO their sex, and who will
use Or Pierce tayorite Prescription according
to 0ir'euons VIII eNptr.enc' genuine rrueidtioH
n the benefit they VIII receive 1t IL pos tive
Cute Tor the most complicated and obstinate
cases of ltuCorrhea excessive How ng painful
menstrual ion, unnatural suppreSsiols prolapsus
OF falling Ut the womb, Weak back, female
weabn,as, auteyerslou, retroversiou, bearing
down SENSATIONS, Ch Ouic Couce on, init lrilun
ten and liberation of the womb, mhaum4ti ~.
pain aud tenderness IA oNarieS accompanied with
internal heat
Boston Young Lady "pua't say vase Polly:
the word IS pronounced 'vaW e." Country Cos
m Cert9mit, dear. Well as | was saying |
went down town 20 buy some lawse g. trim my
bat, ald walked at such pawze that people
htust nave Thought WAS Ia tor rawae, aud
When Gui 60 thc store my fawae was as red as
lire. peyuriect me Wheu I say ANY thing countrl-
AeJ, vent You AuaSiaWaHaN
Thousands Of cures follow the use Of Or, sagcS
NaIatrh Kennedy 80 cents
Conductor 10 darkey with his head out og the
WnduNl-'H,e here, Samho you pun your head
lu ont of that window mighty quCk," sambo
"Nu,t Nha what dc matslh sahy' Conductor
You D knock doaua bridge presently aud tae
e'mi amy viii hold me re- oas'hle
No Safer Remedy can bee hai for Coughs and
eI"St Ni alA Hblt" OF ihH throat, tuHh
"BroEu's Bfuachai IruJbt5" Price 80 cts. sold
anig jt b9.rS
Lutte Ellie. who is t.o Young a. attcud school
enjoy the saturday ply Win the Older ch,i
urtu hut breads tue Sa uroay night sctubhug
Dr. regularly rece YES one Jay remarked: "NeH,
would love saturday II lt just hadn't amy night
60 it.N
Ifo0lettdwitn Sore Eyes use nr isaac lhomp.
SONS Eye Water Druggists sell it 2ac
'aly young friend, he saii M solemn tones.
"0hY do You drink IA acuur-e1 stunF" "fo
Varul me up, W replied his young friend There
nothing ike drink of good whisky, SIR ia
e. id weather But don't Won know that tins
effect Is only trausitory. that it soon passes
HWHFF' Yes sir; but as soon as 10 does take
Mn.IMNr nrIn-. "
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-01-19
II afflicted with Sore Eyes use nr isaac lh0mp.
SON lAu MMLer nruEg. .t4 .nlL n 30
Delicate Chiidren, Nursing

Mothers, Overworked Men. and for all diseases
Where The TISSUES are Wasl,iig away from the in.
ability To digest ordinary food, or from over
work Of the hran on body. all such should take
~cotta Emulsion of tiure Cod Liver OF with
HypOpho phitrs Il used the Emulsion on "a
lady who was delicate aud threatened with
F unchliis Il put her in such GOO health aud
a. sh, that | must say 10 is the est Emulsion |
ever used VI T. WApDElI. Nj d.. Hugh
Miiis t. G.
you say Nou are starving" said a magistrate
30 one II the unemployed, 'and vet the rerant
hrrr says You tuep a dos" "lhe srgean AMT
~Neabin2 the tuth. lepl ed the at eldt mall n'
Tile dog Is been keeping me" Howl uAked his
SIS ship "Nh N / takes hW cat and sells INA
r fne toh on so aud he a,,us comes bgck--
IHaf 5 'ow "
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-01-19
FIJI Y0ur Own TtathYiih Silver.

For gro W vii send. postpaid, instruments, tHll
q suti ug, and tuAttril b. Hil teeth E8aY d.no.
Address QOlNt uENEA co..,
~. adam 81 thirtgu, N,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-01-19

The weather at Winchester, Va,
Wednesday night, was the coolest Of the
season, being below.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-01-19

No Safer Remedy can bee hal for Coughs and
Oids. on ans Trouble OF the Throat. than
"Br0gH,s Broach,0i Ifutb,5." Price 80 cts. sold
t,}B i bartS
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-11-19
farm III p~erfdufen.

9te nggilion.Saru1", entboltetO 100 QcreS, eroBer
@ortt inlt6 fetue SrGatb, 3tpet Wtetleit Ditlid9 BON Sont'
barb utb Is Waetlen BPM 6bteago lgeIeget - ettts 6er
an perfo8Hfen. gie niuB iunerbolb fedbstg So9er pers
fault tperben cher ie 9ebt BEN gtgentbttter nerlorea;
9tad8nfragen bel 8eorge s. Meifoper, 3tntIter 647
mnnfern 8nilbiltq, 2I7 &aiale CTR, @bica9o, ooer
bel eouis Marqnarbt, SaufmanH iii &oHtbarb.
19npp3uD
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-11-19

itmnO u11b Die glei63eitise @erletbung Der
&ummer6errnpiroe.
0teie @rb0bung @oobcof's erreate
boQenbs BEN miitbenbften gfeib ein9eborener
aDeliger 60flinge, uno aus iol6er Queue
ilamnten Die tOIeu @el6i9ter BON Stutts
gart uno 9tt35d.
Der Barrier rSt8aro", Der fir
einen oeutiden SOntg, pel6er I'M Sabre
1870 ietlte tapferen Sruppen lpgleih unter
ben 8efebl bes prYBii6en &ronprtn3en
9e9en 6ranfret6 iteate, 9etpiB ni9ts iibrig
bat, brilgt BON Nt33a foI9enbe Witz
~tbetlun8en aus Der um9ebun9 bes &0nigs
&arl:
Scr &0nig bon 8iirttemberg bat flare
unb beittnmte @ebanfen, Ieitet bon Nissa
aus bic StaatsgeidGfte, aues Bi6ti9e eebt
bur6 leine 0anO. GS lit untpabr, 0ab Ser
&0ni9 ft6 benz Spiritualismus bingebe
ltnb 9rOBe Nus9aben made; MI Die Soften
bes ltmsu9S nad ytt3Sa btloeten cine Wfe6rz
auS9abe. Gr lit fret in leinen Gnti9lieB1nz
gen, uno tpenn ct na6 Nts3a 9e6t, 10 sez
i6tebt eS, neil ibm oas Glimd unb Die 8ez
tDobner 5lla9en; er tit aftbntatiih; BET
raltbem Netter in Stuttgart tann er nt6t
10 Dtel auSgeben, tDte er muB. SIM lebten
Sabre lit CT III Sloren5 getuelen, oas bat
tbm nt6t gut gotham, iud6reno oas Selma
DDn gti3Sa i6m gut t6ut. Jtidtig lit, boB Der
Sonia Sreu1Dihaft fir ben Mnertfaner
gBDoocod begt. WooocoG nc I'm ben So
MIG flint Sabre. Seine Sci eli6aft lit oiez
lem angeneDm. Der &onig bat i'm gum
Baron 9emadt; GIes Inbere lit @rfinz
0ung."
Die Na6ri6t, baB bas ii b r.
glide Mtnifterium tpegen Noo6z
Gods ietne @ntlaiiung p~erldngt babe, lift
tn5tptlden hGlbdmtltA fir untpabr erfldrt
iporben. Sin Stutt9arter 8latt felt anti
lib in QbreDc, baB 0pobcof in gtt3sa enbz
lid BON &0nig f~nrtgeiGgt tporoen lei, uno
rerii6ert, baB er ietne StelIe freipilig
rieoergele9t babe, baB Der &0nig linn fir
ieine tbm in Granf0eiten geletiteten 0ienite
ftets banfbar lein tperbe uno boB bas @ez
ilati6 Iber iptrttualtitiI6en un0 anOeren
lining WooOcoG's erlogen lei.
Sffenbar ri6rt Die 8erflati9ung bes
S6tpdbenf0nig5 bauptid6li0 BON neiOtz
i6en 60flin9en Der, beren Mutb felt Der
Grb0bu1g Woobcod's feline @rensen nebr
fannie. ltnb bieier Mutb mubte Ser 2tlnez
rtfaner l6lieBliG tDeIdlen. Ser Sfanbal
tpltroe bann BON ei1ert ieniationSiiid)tigen
Gorreiponbenten be3 80. .. 6erolo" nod
bretter getreten. 9a5 QStbertpGrtigite l~eiitete
aber elm Dor BEN @roBntG9tigen in Berlin
I'M Staube lie9enber oiterrei6ii6er Bet
tungSi6reiber i'm 0eiten Der sGeretntgten
Stoatert, in0em CT in ei1em unflGtbigen
2trtifeI Dem a6tun9Snertben, aber nt6t gar
m6dtt9en SdDabenf0nig u1natilrli6e Ser
bre6en gegen Die Sittltdfett a1oi6tete.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-11-19
Oermtlbtes.

8rGit6ent GlebeIon6 ioQ
ft6 etnem Encouragement 9emOfraten gez
9etitber betreffs letner NteDerz
Ia9e foIgenoermaBen geGuBert baben:
yWtar iagt mir, DAB mir ge1tegt baben tpiirz
Den, mare es nt1t unt Die Carthage ge>
Deiet. 9as mag rt6ttg iein, a6er Die 3ett
tDar gefor1men, mo- oieie Srage SntiGen
BEN QSarteien erboben tper6en muBte, unb
Die 9emotraten erboben iie. SD bebauere
&c nt6t- IS lit better i'm Sample fir eiten
ebrlt6en @runOiab 9eihlagen au nerOen,
olS nit 6Ilfe feiger Qusflii6te 81 itegen.
Gt1tge met1er Sreunoe mei1en, mir bdtten
Dor Da5 8olf ouf @runO Der retnlidben
8eripaltung gebel lDIen, Die mir benz 9anoe
9egeben bdben. Sb bin an0erer Qnii6t.
gBtr be6urften elmer 6eutLi1en unD i6arfz
be9ren5ten Streitfroge. 8ir tpurben stuar
gei6lagen, a6er Der @runbidb Ser Sarifz
reform nir6 5tDeifeISo6ne ihlieBlt6 ltegen."
- 0as iin0 ebrli6e uno brane .NSorte, Die
aud ben &eifaI 9erjenigen berauSforbern
millier, tpel6e in bieiem Sample @leueldno
ebrli6 ent9eeenitanOen. SSu iette Sartfz
ge0anfen BAT er ii6, eben neil fte / B m neu
fino, berrannt rnb oerbo6rt. Seoenfals
ninrnt 0r. @lepelanb ieine 9eieoerlage tpte Elm
Wann alf, Der BON Der @ere9tt9feit ieiner
eiaenen Sadie i6er5elgt lit. l1nb baB er
it6 auf feline yreinli6e 8eriualtung" nt6tS
3u Suite t6ut, ionDern ite ais iel6itDeritdtbz
lid betracbtet, lit 6as 8eite baran.
Sin ungen0bnlt6 btIlt9es unO
9ere6tes nrtDetl iber gIenez
lamb unD ii6er 0arrtiOn fGut Der
ionit in allen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. urras
bifaIe ySretbenfer" in WtImdufee
rdmlid I'M @eientlihen folgen6es:
,GleDeIdn0 5eigte, ungeadtet letner
Mnle0nung an Die 8artei - ieber YrGitoent
muB elm 8arteiprGitoent iein, enttpeoer
ietne 9artet controGiren ober bon BEN Barz
teiregiiieuren iid aIs aeFii9iges Werf5eug
1ntBbrau6en laiien, Dtel mebr SeIbits
~ftGnoi9feit unb lnab6dngigteit, als es ben
8arteileitbdmmeln lieb ipar. @r bate iets
lten ei9enen 8opf uno ging ieinen eigenen
gSeg. Gin Utann bDm nt6t glGlt3en0en
@etftesgaben unD nt6t GROCER Weitit6ttgz
felt, Sei9te er bod rteben einem itarfen
Yfi6t9efibl enti6iebenen BiQen. Gr
tpollte oaS 8eite, itre6te barra9, Der BrGz
ftOent Oes gan3en Golfes gu ieit, itiiBte itG
a6er 0ahet bod in eriter 2inie auf Die 8artei,
Die tbn ertpdblt bate. Sel6it nit Der vGts
Di[bienitreform" meinte er es e6rlt6. Gin
ftrtftes uno fOl8eri6tiges @tntreten fir oie7
ielbe lit e6en fir einen 8arteimann unmogz
lid. 6arriion lit Elm Waaun BON
mafeloier Gbre. Seinen @ablfie9 l6rei>
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-11-19
@aS 9e1stTGlat1o fei1tc ssarftett
frf4cft.

Gor einigen Gagen bradten mir einen
obne 3weifeI auf 8eiteuung bon Oben bet
9ei6rte6enen QufiaB Der gG0ln. 3tg." iiber
baS Ginfommen oes beuti6en Saiiers, Der
ben 3med st oerfolgen idten, Die 0ffentli6e
Mteinung uno ben Gei6sta9 auf einert
Stretf bes &atiers IN b0beren
9o9n bor3uberetten. Nt6t ungei6idt,
o6er tpentg iadgemdB mar bort bas Sim
fommen bes &atierS nit benz anberer Ofo7
nar6en. 10 uon Seiterrei6, &uBlan6 &c.
Derglihen. 8er9eiien aber batte man baz
bet, baB bic 8eioloun9en Der re9ierenoen
6iiriten aIer beutiden Gin~seIitaaten suz
Iammengere6net Die ieoes an6eren Staates
Bel g8eitem binter it'd suriiflafien. Der
ft9er 3uperIdifigen 3uiammeniteuun9 in
S6anA Stnan5ar6iD. Sabrg. 1885,
Settle PSI, entnebmen mir 6ariiber Solgenz
genoes: -
IS 3obGten 1882 bon Sen fieben europGiz
i6en @roBitaaten fir Die 8eiolbuns tbrer
S%berbdupter:
Bel elmer giits
mobner5a9t
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-11-19

n kEEW OF good character wanted In your vicinity.
u MEH5 Special inducements now. Don'tdelay. Sal
ISaryfrom start. BROWN BROS. ,Nurserymen, Chicago Is
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-11-19

Nlio nt6t nur abiolltt, ion6ern aud int
8erbdItniB CUR 8eb0lferung 5ablt 9eutl6>
Lamb ncitaus am Meiften fir ieine Siiriter
un0 iibertrtfft in lebterer 8~e3ie6ung fat
iehm Stat I'M baS 0pppelte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-11-19
&tablirt felt 1885,.
Henry ~SchOellkOpf,


Wholesale & Retail Grocer,
232 & 234 oft Ranoolpb.Stry
spii9en Srantlir= unb Morfet=9troBs
erbieIt Ipe6en lpieoer cine YortDie
9SemcS @ta9Oebmreet Satcrtrnnt,
9cMti6)e Gpar9eLtt ttno Stl=8nrfen,
GdDuittb o batett titt0 2eItDiDet Gitb d cit,
Traws. Gr5ien mno Sb0ntpi9uonS,
Srons. EtftHclt 1tno aetrpGncte 0iIse,
0etro6. GMppeugertiiie bon Senorr,
Papttfn, fnpertt uno SIiOes,
GDuoenl. atuerif. Mtlo Sd1WeiaetntId1,
Msd)teI 2tebig'S &eef Grtracf,
SEfeloDtier Weimienf INTO @etneiit9,
Teinite GtraBbmr9er @amSIcbcrpaitefen,
SaIsfaroc4cu uno Garocuembmtter,
TrildeS Weobn= ttt0 Slinen0I,
Syranfiarter StatiuttrItdcn lit &annen,
4ted)tc SranaidD. GerOeIGtWnrIt,
NeMe trans. 3n4b. Yflamrtett II. Seirfd)en,
StputDerf'S tsisO Wsajaato'S SbOcOIaoeI,
NeMe W0ttocltt, g~tOiinett tsto GttrUnat,
UeinIten SSana=, @foffa= uto OftcsSSnfee,
@ed)te1 Gritticm uno idltparsen Sbee,
9teueS GtDet1d 1e1nttS tttto GeiOeIbeere1,
Wete1t UtttteNtG0Ier SNUct3crf1Ie
G0atter, 4attteint 1tttN e1oen=SSGie
Tsotta9e De Srie 1n0 0DqnefortzS96ie,
S~yeiaItea 2ittburger=, @9N1,t= ltsto &satof6ie,
ySeue ctN. G0roitieS atitO No4b1Tin9e
Gene Mi!dlncr $9drin9e uto GtoGfId,
SSaNtar, GptDttea ittS 9Gnd) oDiS,
@cdltett Karifer Sd1nupftab1f,
SeutidIe bOISer!te GpriH9erIe'S Sortten,
Seutfd)c Gpintr1oer fiir gDolle,
@oIsfdtbc iano S~eoIspantoT eLn,
&aes in better 0ualit6t unb su ben ~biGi9Tten 9reiien.
Henry SchoeIllzopf.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-11-19
|. Srontrei9 (SebaGtS= nnb


0a 6ieie 8etrd9e aud Jest nod befteben,
crgiebt lid folgenDeS 0erbGltntB SIS
fommt Elm 8cttrQg fir bas StdatszO berz
haunt ouf ben @npf Der 0ep0lferund in:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-11-19
JSinOer= unO @QuSM0rd)0D.

@eIammeft bur9 Die @riiber Gttntn1.
3Il @eiteu nit 8 9ilbert, so Gents, Porto fret, bel
It. H. Kenkel 81 Co.
Is 0eorbprn Ctr, @hico90.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-11-19

Namotpurtt NIT Seopf entfernt Idnters= uub ges
~ fa9rlps II mte @~arontte ubne 8pr= Dber 9un=
oerfur, III 1-2 Stunoen nit nur 2 2Dfel MeOi5tn.
Stxanf o. ReboIo, Spe5ialiit,
3T5 Nolnlt=gtr. MiItpantee, isis.
girtuIare perienbe iret an irgenb cine &breIie.
5npD, 3mD
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-11-19

- 8on einem i6peren gerIufe
pur6e Der 8auern9utSbefiber Q6tlde 3u
@roBz ManteI bel &iitrtn betroffen.
@r bate bic @epobnbeit, beS 0ta1ts Den
S6afitaQ offen gu lafien. St elmer giadt
riB ii9 iein iunser biiit9er S6dferz
bunb BON Der Settle los, lief im ben S6aiz
ftal, ermIr9te einige S6afe ulO
trieb bic anoern 10 eng 5uiammen, 6aB 80
amt Weorgen erittGt tparen. Ser 8erluft
belGuft it9 auf iiber 1000 Wfarf.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1888-07-05
MORTON.


Journal, General Harrison remained with
Mr.. Porter in company with Judge Hines,
the firm being Porter, Harrison & Hines.
This firm was dissolved, and w. III. H.
Miller became member of the new part
nership, under the firm name of Harrison,
Hines & Miller, in which the General still
continues. In 1876 General Harrison was
unanimously the choice of the Republi-
cans of Indiana for Governor on the
withdrawal of Godlove S. Orth.
After most exciting canvass he was
defeated. Prior to the nominating Con-
vention he had declined, but, on the with
drawal of Mr.. Orth, felt it to be his duty
to respond to the imperative call of the
people from all parts of the State.
In 1881 General Harrison went to the
U. S. Senate, serving a full term of six
years, making for himself, while MEM
ber of that body, a National reputation.
General Harrison united with the Pres
byterian Church at Oxford in 1850, and
since 1850 has been member of the First
Presbyterian Church of Indianapolis.
General Harrison's military and civil rec
ords are of the very best. His practice
as lawyer has been brilliant and sue
cessful. AS a speaker he is convincing
and effective, taking place in the front
rank of oratory, while his reputation as a
citizen and gentleman is without blemish.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1888-07-05

The July ECLECTIC, which is now on our book ta-
be presents many features of interest The place Of
honor is held by article written by Mr. Gladstone,
on the great novel Robert Elsmere," now exciting
much controversy. The battle of belief finds in
the great English statesman most sturdy upholder
ofreligious orthodoxy. w. II. Mallock contributes
paper entitled conservatism and the Diffusion OF
Property discussing the land and labor question of
Great Britain. Mr.. f. w. H. Myers contributes an
appreciative paper on ''Matthew Arnold" A pleas
ant sketch of great painter and his surroundings is
found in SIN the Studio of Carolus puran' and all
readers will be interested in the article entitled
"Prince Bismarck and the German Reichstag."
There is capital paper, racY and instructive, on
1.-THE English Gentry,' from Blackwood's, and the
discussion of very interesting question is found
under the head of ''Gentleman EmigrSnts." One of
suggestive articles in the number is that on
1.-THE Dislocations of Industry by William Smart.
in which the reader will find clear and searching
study of the dangers of modern industrial sys-
tenn. Rev. DIR. William Wright makes known to us
chapter the history of religious bigotry
In the story of Lasserre's Version of the Bible and
how 1t was suppressed. Among other specially in
erestng articles attention may be called to those en-
titled "On Dates" ''In the Dark Continent" and
"Gluck;' the latter being sketch of the great mu-
sical composer who anticipated in his opera most of
the important reforms claimed for Wagner. A very
noteworthy article too, is that on Heinrich Heine
the material for which is largely photographed,
drawn from posthumous papers of the great poet
critic -humorIst. This number contains beautiful
steel engraving Leghorn," frontispiece As this
number is the commencement of new volume it is
good time to subscribe this excellent periodical
Published by K. r. FELTON, % Bond Street, New
York. Terms IS per year; single numbers, 45 cents;
trial subscription for three months, 81. ECLECTIC
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with Miss Julia at first sight. From
that time his visits to the Dent farm
became frequent. Grant was called
to the war with Mexico in 1843, soon
after he had plighted faith with Miss
Julia Dent, but she accompanied him
in his dreams, and one day In 1S4S he
rode up to the old Dent farm, but
found that the family had removed to
the southwest corner ef Fourth and
Cerre streets, and there he met Miss
Julia again, and on the 22d day Of
August, 1S48, he led her to the altar.
His army life carried him to the
far Northwest, and he did not return
until 1854, and from that time until
1860 he fought hard and losing fight
with poverty in and around st. Louis.
He received sixty acres Of the old
Dent farm, which was sold yesterday,
as gift from his father-in-law, and
he went to the forest with his axe and
chopped down the trees to build a log
house for his family. When his work
was finished he had "house-raising,"
and carried up one Of the corners
himself. This is the two-story double
log-house which he afterward named
"Hardscrabble." and which, together
with the old Dent House, now called
Whitehaven, still stands on the farm.
st. Louis is the only city in the Uni
ted States, perhaps, that can boast of
a house in its environments which is
the handiwork Of a President Of the
United States.
When the war closed Grant showed
his tender recollections of the roman
tic spot by purchasing not only the
Dent farm, but various adjoining
tracts, until he had $50 acres, on
which he attempted to establish a
stock farm. During his trip around
the world he was presented with sew
eral specimens Of fine horses, some
from Arabia, some from Spain, and
cattle from other countries, most all
Of which were presented by the
crowned heads of Europe. He en-
ployed an overseer and had these high
ly-prized gifts transferred to his farm
here, having built system of fine
stables and barns, which still stand.
Like other business projects Of Gen.
eral Grant, his stock farm was fail
ure. He mortgaged it to VIM. lei.
Vanderbilt in order to extricate him
self from the financial Whirlpool into
which he fell, and Vanderbilt is now
represented by Chauncey NJ. Depew,
who has disposed Of the historic prop
erty through E. S. Rowse, Phil Lam
ham and Judge S. M. Breckenridge,
his representatives here.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1888-07-05
lSt. LOUIS Republic, June Il
Grants Farm Sold.
Luther Fl. Conn, an Ex-Confeder-
ate, Becomes It's Owner.
Chauncey.M. Depew Authorizes the TransfeI
of the Dent Homestead, Under the
Famous Mortgage to VIM.
H. Vanderbilt.

The real estate sensation Of yester-
day eliminated at high noon, when
Captain Luther Ell. Conn, the Granite
Mountain millionaire and gallant ex-
Confederate, became possessor Of the
celebrated Grant farm of $50 acres,
which President Grant mortgaged to
VIM. H. Vanderbilt in 1884 to par
TALLY extricate the firm Of Grant &
Ward from the results Of
Wards rascality. The farm lies just
twelve miles west of the courthouse
on the Gravois road. The considera-
ton was about 100000, and this trans
action causes the historic Dent home
stead tract to change hands for the
first time in more than half a century.
The final papers will be signed to-day.
Capt. Luther Ell. Conn, the purchas-
er, is Kentuckian, and has Confed-
crate record as one of the bravest and
most daring men in Morgan's COM
mand, and, like all Southerners, ap-
preaciates the sentimental and the
romantic, as well as possessing the
Kentucky weakness for fine horses.
Since the war he has been engaged in
the real estate business, and recently
became double millionaire through
successful mining ventures, and now
the old Kentucky blood is reasserting
itself and he has purchased this well
adapted Dent homestead to indulge
his fancy, and proposes to establish
stock farm. He has already chris
tened his newly acquired relic "Grant-
WOOD" so that it can never lose its
identity as the home of the silent
commander.
A little less than fifty years ago
Ulysses S. Grant graduated from
West Point, and was stationed at
Jefferson Barracks as Brevet-Seeond
Lieutenant, then being twenty-one
years of age. His classmate at West
Point had been Mr.. Dent, and learn
ing that the Dent family lived only
four miles from the barracks, he vis-
tied them, and promptly fell in love
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1888-07-05
New Advertisements.

Tom Delay has some new Cincinnati Buggies
for sale at $500 each, cash, not number one, but
good for the money. Some SIS good Buggies and
Express Wagons as are in the market cheap.
Farm Wagons for $4,000 each. A lot of good sec
ond hand Buggies and Harness for sale or trade.
Two good second hand Moving Machines for
sale or trade-one No. A Champion and one Wal
ter A. Wood Machine-both good Machines and
in good repair. am also Agent for the D. M.
Osborn Moving Machine, the best and cheapest
machine in the market. Fifty head of good Mine
Mules for sale, so head of which are under feet
high. Corn, Oats, Hay, and Mill Feed of all
kinds constantly on hand. Some good Horses,
Mules, Wagons and Harness, on monthly pay
ments cheap.
7june-8W. TOM. DELAY.