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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-01
ANOTHER FIRE IN ESSEX COUNTY
A Close Base Hall Game--fssck from the
Hcly Land.

DuYxsv1ILE. June IA large barn upon
the farm of Mrs. Susan u. Fauntleroy
filed with freshly harvested hay was en-
tirely consumed by FIRE last night. sup
posed to be from SPONTANEOUS combustion.
The Warsaw Base Bali Club and the Tap
pahannock Club played q game on the
suburbs of Tappahannock last evening.
the game lasting from 2 20 4 o'clock. the
warsaw coming of victors. Score. IL to
II. One of the players. Frank Noel, got
two teeth Knocked out and his jaw-bone Sc
,..t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-01

INTEREST ACCRUIN0 ON NAN.
l. CHESTER CITY BONDS yq1y j. 1891. WILL
BE PAID On presentation a. ne ooupou 81 ne
state Bank of Virginia, In Rlc1Don4 ~ - mo
Mechanics and Merchants Bail, g nAnc2eoeees
Va. A. w. BHOkAV0uS IL
10 30-2t Treasurer Of WoHcoo88s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-01

FLOUR.
We quote. Fine, s3.75as4: supernne, 44.25a
$3.50; extra, s475asJ: family, So.25a
$3.50 patent family, S6a46.2J.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-01
HIU A. o. Al

INVESTMENT RITIEH-
i CITY OF RICHMOND 4 PER CENT. BONDS
for sale at 90. Also CITY OF RiCHM0ND9PER
CENT. BONDS; RICHMOND, FREDERICk1.
BURG AND POTOMAC RAILROAD COMPANY
DIVIDEND OBLIGATIONS, VIRGINIA fikE
nAND MARINE INsu TRANCE CONPANy STOCK,
and other GOOD INVESTMENT sECCRITjkg
at market rates. City Of Richmond matured and
called bonds taken at par In exchange.
~ 13&5 1ll5 Main okroee
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NEW YoHK, Sept. u.s. Money closed at 81
Dor cent the highest q. lowest. g. Exchange
closed Quiet posted rates, 4Sl lq48i actual
rates 4sOl1M 48O,, for sixty day bills. and
ASH a498ll for demand Government bonds
closed quiet currency, 10, no bid IS
coupons. III bid extended rs registered,
q9i.
An active demand FIR American stocks in
ondon and higher prices for rose securi-
I.4 iu that market at the opening caused
az market here. Reading opened oxcit-
81 .v and purchases We're made ~ The opening
nearly % point above yestcr ay's closing.
There was naturally much goal r1tiOu of the
profits Of yesterdays AL ,Auc. which mate
rally checked the upward cement. Not
withstanllng this selling, however, prices
with very few exceptions were =. 90 10 per
cent higher ~ noon then yesterday closing.
Trading was on an immense scale,
sales in the fret hour amounting
brokers on Change was not large but every
brD ker had his numerous share orders. The
most active stocks wore Ontario and
Western Erie Louisville and Nashville Atchi-
son. Northern Pacific preferred, Missouri
Pacific ondRock Island A. noon the pres
sure OF realizing sales sackered and O new
force appeared IN the market 10 the shape Of
unusually heavy purchases 20 cover shorts ~
bear clquea Of ono or two weeks standing.
TIE traders At once proceeded 70 bid up
prices against these buyers plt The BIDS
wore made apparently without regard
to the advance In prices. This set the
market booming The covering opera
tions were mainly "a the Granger stocks.
among which Rock Island was bid up
moro than four points from Yesterdays clos
ing Burlington two per cent aud tho other
stocks I'm proportion. Atohison was over
weighted by realizing sales and Tor the most
psrt of the day sold below its level n yester-
dav but Tie rost of tho list, even the Gould
stocks woro forced into the genera slyance.
Toward tho close there was ponOd Of real
izing which set prices On materially from
the bost figures. but the market closed buoy
ont at % por cent. advance on
Yesterdays figures. Reading at It's high
est point was "a per cent. and it
closed finally 4 per cent. higher. Tho
scenes enacted on tho door Il tho Stock TX
change to-day brought Ia the minds Of tne
older members of the board recolectons Of
DAYS long since past and when during SIN
ele session transactions mounted up IN the
noiehborh0od of a million shares, and every
thing ia and around Wall street wore bright
and PROSPEROUS look. Words can hardly de-
scribe tho excitement that accompanied the
dealings The sales for the entire day We're
the largest for years, aggregatlng IoOoo
shares
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Condition Of The Grain, Stock and Pre-
vision Markets
OUCTRTIOySFEON THE MONETARY WORLD
shorts Frightened and wheat Rose siiua-
ton Unfnvornbie go Hoidcrs-De-
nand for Cash Ribs.

Carctoo. Sept IS-iSpeciaLl-Under the
influence Of stronger cables causcl we think,
saw hanson Brothers s. Co.. principally by
the advance yesterday and tho repeating Of
oil ramors about tho prohibition OF the OK
,or.at.0u of wheat from Russia frightening
come local shorts causing tho market TO adj
vance a little above dollar. Around that
mice However. holders were very anxious 90
realize Shorts wero quickly supplied and
,he market became heavy. closing at about
Gle lowest point oi the day Tho situation
p,e looks rather uufovorabe 90 holders
during tho balance oi TINS month.
leeIqts must inevitably he 4uite
lf,e and n soeus 90 as that Moth
nt but constant large buying ordefa
tr m aUraa. wl. prevent declining ma Aet
frtte near future Of course any political
disturbances az any large eTp0r, orlcrs COM
frEln after the markct hos LadastcnoJ decnnc
would most assure iIr causc sharp rally.
I..ciuts aud substitution of the new corn
p..u vii soon take place If tho I'D Tor
mrst. $50. is Zoo much tor the holders 10
.rsf.n pIcos tne immediate outlook foT
al krds 3f grain is not very favorable 20
trs Demand for cash ribs WAS again
,.-g good anal AT offerings averaging 30 or
.. ar were takon no rIm rs o. lU cents pro
mum over October. 1.-Two stock dealers and
,tt.elators arc. quite FREQ sellers ~ January
pork na lsrd. causing heavy m rket.
lilo following is the United Press report
Wheat Wheat still further advanced ls<c
81. ar IN the report that Russia would pro.
hht tho expectation Of wheat but late in the
f.t uale felt very uncertain as % the truth
0tthe report anl realized freely the result
t-.a- that the market closed with little or 40
d maze from ls' night Receipts 3 cars.
.| a. 500. Gam
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heads; filters. 80. smokers, cl. dark leaf, 20.
Total i5G.
The tobacco inspector reports. Inspec-
tions. bright. 81 h0gshoads dark. n hogs
heads. % tierces: Western. 80 hogsheads. Re
inspections, bright. 8 bogsheads. dark. hogs
heads.
Farmers, Wilson,, Meals. Virginia. Davsn-
ports. Old Dominion, Naughan's. Sheburne's.
Shockoe. AheghanY, Crenshaw's and Sea
brooks tobacco warehouses reported. Re
coipts, 50 packages deliveries 2is
The collector OF internal revenue reports
collections for the city Tax paid cigars and
cigarettes, 5000. 10 taK-paid plug tobsccos.
s3,043s9. Total ~. 1862.
A letter from oxford. n. G.. under date of
18th instant Gays: u arm satisfied that the
present crop Is the lightest. chafliest and most
defective crop have ever seen. II Is full of
frog eyes bug eaten and worthless. On the
hills some Of it looks well, but put it in the
barns and cure 10. aud there IL color but
nothing else. II is fred up 10 nearly half the
plant. and Is without body. with al tho gum
washed out OF II and sells low accordingly
Il saw a sale at Farmers Alliance ware
house a few DAYS ago. The best lot in II. Of
four OF FIVE pounds. brought 1880 second
best. also -, 81. s5. $3.50 and S1.20, not
more than 20 average.
There is no increase in area and do not
think there viii DO more than tw0-thirds Of @
fLNB III tNNiNH, NUil scarcely ANY WlAfltlas
All tho farmers hereah0uts say there has
been no crop as mean since the frosted crop
OF 1881. and ] know II IS go bore"
Our Mr. John A. Hutch e5On intends 20
cater for the loose bri ht tobacco trade, and
IN doing 20 he viii work tremendously with
Messrs Davis a. GREGORY, who fully approve
Of this new move. thoy being deeply inter
csted 10 making Richmond loose bright to-
baccO market acting upon the principle OF tho
more The merrier Mr.. llutchesOn has Sc
lected DayenpOrts tobacco warehouse for
his operations in BRIGHT loose tOb1ccos.
He will have additional sky-lighte put
IN. aud mako al necessary changes for
tho interest and comfort Of both buyers md
sellers This new enterprise will have its
Opening sale October lst prOximO. Wo hope
this new move Will be sustained and that the
sales Of loose tobacco viii increase and grow.
and That Richmond Will command tire tobacco
trade of the East as Louisville docs that OF
the West. Her position and capital certainly
entitle Der - this prominence. and she Will
attain e. 10 II our people VIII unite ~ the ef-
fort % achieve the result We oil 80 doyOutly
wish 20 accomplish
There WIS good sale 80 Planters tobacco
warehouse today and would have been much
larger II the cars could have been gotten o.
the warehouse door in time % be unl0aded
for tho sale. There viii be q good salo for
tomorrow of both old and new tohaccos.
Buyers are notified Of this unusual sale and
respectfully invited 90 attend promptly.
Registered OF tho Tobacco Exchange 90 day.
D. l.. B.antOn 4 W Davis Caroline. W. IS.
Cosby. POwbatan, A. v. flamiuR. Cumber-
land
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-19
Clnrl,srlllr. Tnnn.

CrABgsvr1rr. Tenn. Sept &c. Receipts
continue very light sd wing that tho crop ia
al in from tho country except scattered ROM
uauts. Tho sales for the week ending Go. DAY
wcro 535 h0gsleals Tho general run 80 the
broaks was low IN grade but few wrappers OF
spinning styles appearing Themsrket how
Cd good demand for th0 sorts Offering, and
closed strong on Ell grades Of Tugs, common
advancing about e. andmedium 60 good 90.
30 Lc Tho uns0ld stocks are u0w reduced
10 small compass showing an carly closing Of
the market for the 1890 crop. The weather
for the past four OF five days has been warm
and favorable for tho crop IN the Gold, cutting
OF which has been going on for the most for
ward plants. but over half Of tho crop being
late the planters fear they will lose portion
Of their crops by frost
We quote Common luga s203 medium
lugs. $3.50 426 good lugs s4.50@5.75. COM
mon leaf. - 50Q6.j0. medium leaf. sra $50;
good leaf s9@I1, fine leaf, S11.50@18.50. SO
lections. <1f0f6
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-19

ceipts 1872 bushels stock 81. 023 bushels sales.
10000 bushels. Southern corn White easy AZ
GO; yellow quiet at 74c. Oats steady.
No. white Western. SIC asked: No. mixed
Western, $50. asked receipts. 1000 bushels.
stock l60,S9s bushels Rye firm. No. z. gG0Y
96tc. receipts 27,255 bushcls stock 100. ~
bushels. Hay Quict: good 20 choice timothy,
sl3n1A Grain freights dali steamer dull:
berth room active md unchanged Cotton
etcady middling. 51c. Provisions very firm
and unchanged. Butter firm aud unchanged.
Eggs quiet at 100 Coffee dull Rio cargoes
fair ls4o.; No. 7. 154c Sugar strong;
Whisky unchanged Peanuts unchanged
stocks Yirginin consols ten-iOrties. % bid;
do throos. C8865c
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-19

81. Lor1s. Mo. Sept II Flour firm aud
quiet. patents. Si.Gj e1tra fancy, $500
a440. fancy. t404.O5. choice 1860 8. 80.
family. 1900 1880 Wheat higher September,
csc, nominal. October 953/c., nominal:
December. $50: May. 81 O54 Corn lower.
September. 55i1c asked October. $50 bid:
year. 80 {. c. asked January. 3shc. bid. May.
30c bid. Oats higher September, Csc:
October pc asked. May. BIC sskel
Pork Standard mess, eli. Iard-Prime
Steam, tG.75 Dry Salt Meats Should
era. Sc longs, s7l0N7 %: clear ribs $40
@lt0, shorts, t7c0N7.15 Bacon Boxed
shoulders t650. longs $808.50; clear ribs.
ts.15e5.11. shorts esa74a8G24
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-19

RICHMOND. VA. Sept is.-Onerings AT auc
tiou. Is packages sun cured tObaccos.
One package sold at $40, two at % one
at $1,000 one at $i025. three at sl0, one AZ
S975 one ut ~ %, one nj ~, one taken IN 1T ~,
one sold at 81. one At %. 30. one At $3.50 one al
1910. ono at 81. one at "a. 90. one at $500.
TWO at sslO, two at $2.s0. one At ego. one
81 81. 10, one at also, ono at 81, one ut zoe.
pIlYete sales reported; WIsppers ~ hogs
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Baltimore.

unchanged, receipts IA ss3 barrels shipments.
l..Ntt barrels: sales. $50 barrels Wheat
Unsettled. No. z red spot sI.031 .036: Sep
,eAber Sl.O33tW l0sts October, 81 0lT0@
~ December, sL0S]lNl 0856. steamer No.
iea. s6H@97c.; receipts. 1866 bushels
thipmonts. 1875 i33 bushels: stock .ss7. $40
Dtsnels. sales. 327 900 bushels Southern
"Doat irmer Fultz. SEC tl15: longberry.
scSsl.OJ. Corn easy. mixed spot. &c;
tsAf, ts5lc. ssked JANUARY, Ela@blslc.; 70.
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RICHMOND Va. September IS, 1891.
OFlEHlk99
Wl.4'-Lf32 bushels.
(u-i 100 hush0l8
O-,-3 900 bushels
SALES
WLHt-1.2l- bushels
QUOTATIONS..
Wl4t-Longborry. 81 to,5LO5. mixed. 9sc
tosl05 ahort0erry. Soc % e1.0l, no. 2 rod
Sllt f103.
Com White virginia. 70c. No. 2 white.
I'll, ST.. 2uiKed. o7c 90 Csc.
0.s. 30. 9. See. TO &C. 10. 3. 33c. To
S.. winter lf0r seed. csc. To- SOC.
Rye. 0c % g7c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-19

NASHVILLE. TsSs.. Sept. I8-The local
whcat markets arc frmor to-day and prices
generally higher No ? red. J309jc.. No. 3,
sso SOC. in carload l0ts. Corn White sacked
and delivered ia depot, &c.. mixed zoo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-19

CNcwSArI. o.. Sept ls.-Pork Regular.
slU.75. family. 912.2'. lard-kettle-
dried. -N0lt,e Bacon Short clear sides,
$50 WhiskY-Saies Of .54 barrels as fl18.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-19

NonrorK. Va. Sept IT, Peanuts Prime,
2s.c strictly prime, 21sc.; fancy. &c.. Span
ISL. go.
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And the Court doth further adjudge. ordor.
and decree that one of the commissioners Of
this court inquire and report to the court at rs
next term what real estate the said Thomas n.
irimberlake, died seized and possessed, its an
nusl and foe simple value, by whom and IN what
proportion the same Is now hold aud what part
II any has been aliened and encumbered by the
heirs at law OF said Thomas n. Ilmberlako OF
their descendants. But before making such
inquiry said commits sioner will III upon .. time
and place for making the came, and will give
notice thereof 20 the heirs az Law. Of said 1. n.
Tmberlske. aud the heirs at law Of such as may
he dead, and 90 the plaintiffs in this suit. And
the said commissioning will report any matter
deemed pertinent by himself or specially re-
Quired By any party III interest
]. n HARRIS, Clerk.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-19
Notice 10 J.P. Timberlake. &C.:

All persons interested in tho decree an extract
Of which the foregoing Is are hereby notified
that have appointed Tuesday, the 9TH day Of
October. 1891. as tho time, and the clerks office
az New Kent (Ourthcuso as tho place, for max
ing the inquiries ana stating the account direct
ed by said decree; when and whore they arc
Given under ny hand this 3lst day Of August,
1891. J. n. HARRIS,
se5-sa4w Commissioner.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-19

John a. Richardson. IN his own right and as
personal representative Of L. \. Iimberlake,
doceased; JohnA. HOckaday and Maria Hocka-
day hia vito. j. p JimOerlake, Vernon Jones,
Isssc.t Jones' Richard II. Morris and Mary =.
Morris his wife, Estello Jones. Sylvanus God
din and she 4. his wife II G. Richardson, I.
A. Richardson Lucy \. Richardson, A. T.,
Richardson. and VI. ~. Barnes. guardian ad
arlson. infants under tho age Of fourteen
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-19

7. y Undertake. John A. Richardson, Syiyanus
Goddin and sue T., his wife, I. a. Richard
son. II. G. Richardson. Lucy y Richardson
Richard ii Morris ana Mary e. his wife. john
A. Hocknday and Maria. his wife, A; 5: Walden,
administrator of il. j.. Walden Nj. X. Harold,
alministrator Of 4. J. l. Jennings snd George
\. Richardson .....................De Defendants.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-19
a.saaas.ss sss-s 70
II CHANCERY.

The object Of this suit is to subject the real
estate Of T. 4. Iimberlake deceased, IN the
hands Of his heirs at law to the payments OF the
suit by q decree entered ia the ohancerY suit Of
Jennings et ais. against Jennings personal rep
rosontativo, et,ais on the gath day of October,
heirs and thoir various equities adjusted bo-
tween Themselves and the personal representa-
tive Of the SAID q \. 1imberlake; and II tho
amount received should prove insufficient, then
tho payment Of any balance that may remain.
And AFFIDAVIT having been made and filed that
j. +. 1imberlakc, one Of he defendants as
aforesaid. is not a resident Of the State OF Viz
GINA, IL Is ordered that be appear here within
nfteen days after due publication Of this order
ana 30 what Is necessary 90 protect his interest
In this suit.
ses-ssiw HARRIS. Clork.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-19
LEGAL NOTICES.

XTIRGIEIA-IN VACATION: IN THE
' CLERKS OFFICE OF TIE GIkCL II
COURT or TIE COUNTY OF NEW KENT
Jlik Sd DAY OF SEPTEMBER. 1891.
L. Roystor, administrator Of W. G.. jennings,
John Jennings sud Sarah o. his wife Isaac
wife, James b. jennings Nancy Jennings
Amanda jennings; 3. ". Lacy. personal repre-
sentative II H. j. LACY, deceased. L. J. Hep
Icy aiministrator Of. Y !. Jones. deceased;
tor OF g. a. Branch, 0eceased; J. I. Hubbard,
special commissioner, and Elijah Ball
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-19
IN NEW KENT CIRCUIT COURT April.
4 31IH, 1871.
tExtract Of Decree.

r. Roysier. administrator OF W. g. Jennings,
John Jenn'n,s and Sarah o., his wife, Isaac
Jennings, William Rogers and Mary j., his
wife, James b jennings, Nancy Jennings
Amanda Jennings. Is. W. Lacy per. rep. OF T.
4 Lscg deceased, 4. L. Henley, admlnistrator
Of y. =. Jones. deceased Thomas ). Turner
u +. Branch administrator OF Z. A; Branch,
deceased. and Elijah Bali.............P lslntlns.
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RscrmosD. Va. September 49, 1891
SALES
share Old Dominion Steamship COMPANY
OIL SD
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-05-23
Rare Chance for a BARGAIN.

The property known as the Polk
inghou Warehouse, situate on Com
merce street, AIlucraI Point, viii be
sold at public auction, at the front
door Of the City Hall, ~ Mineral
Point, June lst, at O'Clock p. IA.
This ls the best warehouse property
in the city, aud besides contains
fine storeroom, and the second
story is nicely fitted up for dwelling
purposes. 1t is built IN hrstelass
style, and cost a great deal Of money.
The purchaser will find this a first
class Investment
Terms Of sale, cush.
PHIuP ALLHg, SR.,
Administrator Of tho estate Of
james PoIkiushorn.
Dated May 2:d, 1891 2Iw2
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-05-23
Sudden and sad Death.

The announcement Of the death
Of Mrs. George Grange, made Tues
day noon, greatly shocked and
caused an intense pang Of sorrow
to possess every citizen OF TINS
place. II was remarkably sudden
from the fact that on Monday, the
day before, Mrs. Grange did her
own washing, picked in the clothes
and spriukled them, beside. attend
ing to other household duties, and
in the evening she partook Of her
supper with an apparent relish, com
planning only Of being somewhat
tired; and what woman docs not az
the close Of wash day? Late that
evening she was taken very i.l and
two doctors were summoned, who
pronounced the disease pneumonia.
She rapidly grew worse and beyond
medical treatment, aud died d short
time before noon Taesday As well
a sudden. t5a ca-e i-a -traogly
sad one. Deceased Wa- ba, thirty
years 81 sge, The prime D. life.
aud leaves besides her husband six
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-05-23

little girls, the oldest being only
nine years. What loss they have
sustained! 1t cannot be pictured.
Mrs. Grange was a daughter of Mr..
Paul Jones, of the town of Mineral
Point, but since her marriage had
lived mostly in this city, She was
highly respected by every acquaiut-
ance. For the much depressed hus-
band and sorrowing, motherless little
girls there isthatunalloyed sympathy
seldom eyinced.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-05-23
s

HDsKEN. AT the home ~ hor parents ia
this city, Tuesday evening. May 10th. after
.crpeml months d sickness and suffering,
EaHh Nay. daughter ot ST. uI Mrs. W. o.
H8sAeu. 5gcd d years.
Her trouble was a complication of diseases,
and her suffering WIS great bat she bsre II
heroicaIly. She was a pleasant GIRL beloved
by All associates The aHlcted, parents and
family have much sympathy extended thom.
HEALY on Tuesday, stay 10th at the res
ideaen of her SON. SIR. Frank Heuy in
uubuqIf iowa, H sani Heaiy; azeI 4
years
Heals, a1dtaey wtr amaag tha ilant8
of Mineral PIas sul ased hero II mauy
years
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-05-23
The Local Field.

SILK umbrellas at II. Himmer's.
Mrs. J. FRANCIS is here from
|CMcago for brief visit.
The new tramp law authorizes
|c.,y, town and county authorities to
|rort the tramps.
NEXT Saturday is Memorial Day.
arrange your affairs so as to be
|abIe to participate.
A CAREFULLY selected new stock
| of curtain fixtures at Hanscoms'
book store. 20
ALL the members of the w. G. I.
Il. are requested to attend the meet
spg on next Tuesday p. NJ.
THOMAS HENNEsEY, of Joliet, H.,
is visiting in this city at the home
| Of hi. uncle, Dinnis Lynch.
The City Hall has been very
much improved within, by new
paper decorations and fresh paint.
A LARGE and substantial bridge
being put in by the city between
the depot and Whites warehouse.
A CIRCUS, pronounced the best
IS cent show on earth, will be in
Mineral Point the first day in June.
TuE much desired rain came
Thursday and meadows, field and
garden have been greatly revived.
DG j. NJ. HaIes and bride have
Returned from their trip, and con-
gn'la,ions have been poured in
|av,ay.
Az The home Of Mr.. LaMaIle is
Mis-, Kate Amberg, Of Chicago, to
TIE delight of all members of the
household.
FaD KNAPP and Will Lonsberg,
ts. IT PIatteyilIe's "6nest" were
upon Wednesday and took dinner
81 .e I. S. Hotel.
Hon. p A. ORroN, Of Darlington,
wlmo0ably remove to Madison in
u a.y future, to practice Law and
e-aea. his children.
Nu>uAY-scHooL teaching is good
business few better. There are no
money rewards, but there is ample
,o4 satjou in other ways.
EgT member of the Salvation
AMI" orp- at Green Bay was under
ae first Of this week. Fo,
.ose has not been learned.
laiyery rig Of Blewett &
ia. parIor bakery will be started
week for summers
aoi cauyassing the city.
laaEE We can produce tin or
ammer hotel keeper stands
ned to demand all the tin you