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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-31
By Frank d Hill & Co.,
AuctiOnCers.
LrRrsTEE-s sALE 81 AUCTION.

Bv virtue Of deed Of trust recorded IN IN
Cierks oAico Richmond Chancery C2uIt III
orested So 10 do by tho beneficiary, | Will sell on
SATURDAY, FEnRUARY6 6. 1902
nj, Tho rremises. No 4:2l p ~. the FRAME
WOI'>E and LOT fronting 5sIi45 teet 20 ~
foot alley ~ southeast corner CT Lauiei anu
Nli lirlS-,s. cash rs TO expenses Of sale and
eno,irh 10 pay OF two notes $1,000. Win lhleI-
est rom January %. lsgg-and the valance upon
.ssie FRANK j.. HILL,
a. iot Acting Trustee.
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OLD DOMINION CHAPTER
or the Daughters OF the American hevoi'-
ton.

The Old Dominion Chapter OF tho
Daughters Of the American Revolution met
on January 25th at the residence OF the fs-
gent. Mrs. James Il, Dooey. -,
Mrs. William Writ Henry regent for VIZ
GINA. was present .,,,
Mrs Doolsy presided over the meeting ana
Miss lydia M0sby Peasants acted As secfe-
tary aud road the report Of the State regent
as follows
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Digs and ale. against Henley and Henley
against Atkinson. trustee ana als'-ih tne
William county 49,
burnley Taylor deputy clerk OF the
SAID court do certify that the bond required Oh
Tie spfcfal commissioners Dy tho decteo Ien-
dered i'm said cause on the 2lst DAY Oh NofeH
Ter 1891 has been duly given a.. .fs
GIVEN under my hand a. clerk OF tho sAll
court 'l'' ~'''- BURNLEY TAYLOR.
iafO-30t bop"tS wv a.
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PROPOSALS.


OFFICE or THE SUPERINTENDENT
VIRGINIA PKNIrENTlARY
RICHM sd, Va, January ~, 1892.
SEALED PROPOS us WILL BE RECEIVED
- nj this Office until TUESDAY. February. III.
~ o'clock VI, TO FURNISH. THIS lNS,lllII l.
SI'fNG TWELVE MONTHS ENDING JANU-
AIRY Il. 1873, the same 10 be delivered az the
penitentiary free of Grayage and IN such quaint
ties and AZ such times as the superintendent
ma REQUIRE. send SAMPLES.
The Board Of Directors reserve the right 10
reiectany or all bids 5000
ia 99-2t superintendent.
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1 - vIpTrF or DEED OF TRUST RE
u c0RDF6j in clerks Office. Hanover county
Va in Deed Book s. page 80; dated .snuiry ~ =
1ss1 secnring 10 The note holder s4gJ WIN IA
forest thereon iii Iaid, said nqte nol -
AZ maturity and being required ny lhe Aoi''0' ~
ssiT mote will sell. on the Jrsnbss'
FEBRUARY s. 1892.
.. n o'clock tho FARM or $50 ACRES more
y oss conveyed in said decd for cash as 20 tle
sol note and interest and the cost OF ekecu.Is
his trust: on credit as 20 one noso 20, "a so,b
an ono of $3.50 due about January lss5. botn
nntls carving interest. Deiorre" payments
Ins property is located At Garnetts S.o's, ,i
Chesapeake and ONO ralifoaI' "nO -i'' VA
suii'''''' {. A. CRAWFORD, Trustee.
T. TrfpFRIAKE. Auctoncer. "a ol-'e
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RTcrrprs AND Dis1rnsrMENrs or Account or
lE ISC0NF or rH2 fuND FRoI DEcENDEB o.,
1872. 40 DLCEMEH p. 1881.
rEcEIpIs-is9L
January 6.h-lnterost due for six
months 10 ISL OF January, 1,li, on
Virginia registered bonds-toWit a.
g per cent. on sgls.2H nsOl bonds,
on sN3D "peeler bonds, On sfSf9
'pee.er fractional certificate. and az
"ten-ioriy registered bonds.......... sao,5e8 %
July 3i-Dl-to Tor ,IA months TO lst OF
July, 1871 on ditto.................... 30.Jo3 O5
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~--.-.0~---0-~-~ ~~-0-~-~-@~-~N-~~~0-0~N
FoH SALE.
WFST-END ANNEXATION will increase
nrices Buy any Of the following aud YOU VIII
make quick turn: ...,,,,.r ,rocr, ,r.uto-
street. only g. 80 cash required.
f-so ner foot; entire West Floyd Avenue
V'''' square: only $1,000 cash required.
sooOo per foot. NICE LOIS on Hanover and
Ivy streets; l19 feet deep. ,, ,,,,-l.
s-ooO rer foot FIkSl-CLASN BJlLDINb
SITES on Grove and Park avenues ia
sipht of ee Monument
j. THOMPSON BROWN Il Co.
g; o,ft lll9 Main street.
I,0p sTF FOR CASH OR ON TIME. AN
/ FSTAEIfS4ED BUSINESS on Broad street
Good profits: price low. Reason for selling
owner otherwise employed. Address BAR
GAIN. care OF TIMES Office. la3l-5t
NOR SALF-NY ENTIRE STOCK OF EAHl-
/ ELTON CANES. embracing Cornish midas,
r K Reds Red Piles. Whites. Black Sumatras,
Silver Duck Wings and Pits. Twenty seven
WILLIAM q. OWENS.
io~.f Box &c. Manchester, va.
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November and December For The pun
chase of registered bonds issued I'M
der act OF february "a. l,.e bearing
interes- from l.t July. ISL to-wlt;
si0f-O from the sale Of the above
mentioned s6iOO OF United States
renJsd ''''s .S,l.i0s 80
And Of $1,000 ont of Sl,3.aAj. derived
from other sources. on deposit III the
State Bank OF Virginia and the said
unexpended amount of si!.ts. ........ liO' %
Amount of disbursement .S72.575 81
ls4l- Deem er3l Balance IN The state
Iaak of virginia 10 the credit OF the
principal of the Fund.................. 47s 81
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COMMISsIONERs SALE OF THE
TERMINAL HOTEL.
WEST POINT, Va,
SATURDAY FEBRUARY 49, 1892.
Arl2 O'CLOCK NJ

Nv virtue Of decree of the circuit court OF
King William county entered on tho 2lst ny ~ ~
November. 1891. in the chanccry causes OF Dlsss'
et als..vs Henley and Henley vs. Atkinson. Wu ls
toe we will sell az auction % the hlShesI plu-
der upon the premises on
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 3D. 1892
commencing nc y o'clock NJ, that ALI ABLE
WDIFI PROPERTY described IN the deco Vii
trnst from Henley 10 Atkinson. trustee. as MI
that certain tract or parcel OF lana yinS anu
beiug IN the town Of West Point. hing Nllllau y
comfy. Va. upon which stands the lerInihs51
Hotel and its appurtenances, being as inucn Oh
fhe Beach lot as lies between ID AMI J., streets IS
they would be projected II they ran down 70 the
water Also All the FURNITURE IN SAID hotei;
Thisisa large tOUR-SIOk1 HOTEL iocate.s
in "A beautiful portion OF the healthy, ana
rowing town OF West Point, and Is well pat
roniled rs summer Resort.
fIruvs. Cash enough 20 pay expenses OF hAlo
and 10 discharge the several notes now 9ue WIN
interest until paid, AZ follows: $500 que sep,
tgmIer l. 1889; s3,666.6o. s3,S5.34 anu So
due March l. Is3O $40 due ,september j. losl'
sSS5I88. s3G6j.G6 and 1920 due March ]. ~,
and s2t0 due September J. 1891, ana upon the
foiowing credits. s3333.3}. s&b66O5 and
s5i0 until March I. 1902, and the balance, II any
may be announced at time or sale;
H. Il. LEWIS,
II. r. POLLARD.
Commissioners.
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MY boy was very nervous. and had four OF
five fits eyory day. After using Dr. Greene
mcdicine three weeks he 5egqn 10 get tre''' an"
ha, had no fits since. Ten doctors gave nm
no as incurablo The doctors and my nei@hDors
on. 1ord,, bofiere ueir eges when they see my
boy all strong and well. -..,-..
"NRs. EMMA SWEENEY,
"l3 Ballard street, Fall River Mass
rrDr. Greene. tho successful specialist in
or,rirg All forms OF nervous and chronic dis
case. g. west Fourteenth street, New York. can
he consulted .rree, personally or by lotter. Can
or write him about the case. or send Tor syinp-
ton blank TO iii out, and s letter fully explain
ing the disease. giving advice &C. Will be re-
tunnel free.
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FOR RENT.
# You Want a Tenant USE
OR Jour
WANT TO RENT A HOUSE }
J. THOMPSON BROWN & CO.,
= -. q. H. .r. .~s.''..-'''
ByEllis & Cathcart'
Eat Broad street.

wv VIII. sTII, on MONDAY MOkNI,1'''Ds';;
w cornar Firsf and Broad streets AZ w
o'clock sharp. Chamber suits OF 20 ieGes eSCh
WsrTo6es bureaus Bedses als psSs several
t.v- iA,, Il ocIiree Walnut Cribs Carpets, iooi
Mating and Gii-Cloth, EKtension lspiNSI Mat =
Bror-Ieaf Tables. Kitchen Ia9iTSs: lnrt " Re-
s.:s,a,.for D Kitchen Safes. IS Cane and oou,
~ chairs. Cooking and Heating stoves AHu
80 cher useful housekeeping arucies,,r
many 0'"'' ELLIS & CATCH, All,
ia3f-it .,
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dwellings FOR RENT.

II - =
$3.50 per snnum. No. 9l8 east Marshall stree
Is rooms. modern.
$50 per annum. No. 400 east Cary street
rooms, kitchen.
500 per annum, No i0f east Main street
rooms kitchen.
s25O per annum, Twenty-ninth and Il streets
& rooms. large lot.
si6 per month, No. or west Clay stree,
sis per month. No. 60i Beverly s;rset
rooms.
siO per month. No 80 south Pine street
rooms
sis per month, No. 1921 west Cary street 3
rooms
A. per month. No 6i3 High street. 4ro1ms
s7ls per month, No. 40 Buchanan s.resi.
:; per month. NJ. sg3 Nicholson street.
rooms.
rooms Apply 10
fhANKD. HILLA 60.
ia3l-lt Real Estate Agents
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MEETINGS.
COUGHS-COLDS.

THE BUSINESS MANS BANK, s27 EAST
4 BROAD STREET. Tor the convenience OF
the public, have system by which small sums
can be deposited and recoiptei for with their
agents In different parts OF the city. Responsl-
bic parties will md u 10 the interest Of their
business TO secure an agency. and such are IN
vited 20 apply at once for full particulars
nol0,ll,l2l3l4lb.sudU
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sso,ss "A
DlsBrRsrstESTS.

DIsBrRsEAESTs.
DISH PIGMENTS UNDER ORDERS OF THE COUNTY
COURT OF ALDEMARLE AID ORDERS APPROVED
Bf THE BOARD or EDUCATION. 1891.
January sth-To c. Z. yawter,
nrsndant OF thu Miller Man.
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si.852 78S 40
On which an annual interest. including div,
dend ON the Bank Of Kentucky stock. e-tmat.
at s8.esO may be relied upon amounting 10
The following securities belonging to the
fund are of doubtful or Of no value
Danyllle Railroad Company lof doubt, o. ~, N
oT.nS 1pa bonds Of no vaa 1868 90
share s96ei o. of M me- hAA %. 1000 90
S9are5 al 1 COMPANY l9 of no ysae 1000 90
State OF Indiana, Wabash and Ere
ma 1sT rsln eoip'"'' 90 26775 90
Riebm anSd and York River railroad
1o} p Java vslne) r1 i. '.. 1900 90
Richmond and York River Company's 81,
certificates mo value. .......... o'4JO W
The farm in Amherst county, Va. that To-
longed to the Fund has been sold lor s'o'2.o7'
Bonds aR.regating til2iul, payable III one
two and three wears from September =, ISL
were given for the purchase money after de-
Quoting cash PAYMENT There has been re.
ceiyed by the Fund on account OF ihe same
s2l,07O on account OF principal and S~50o' on
account Of interest W.
me house and lot A. Hsrpers Ferry, West
Va, was sold for $1,000, which has been al palu'
II will be seen by the statement Of re-
CENTS and dislur -ements on account
offncOpe that there Is IN the treasury
10 the credit OF the Fund IN cash, for
srbooI DecemFor 81. s9i...,......... s9.702 &C
And TO the credit Of the Fund in tho
Siate Bank OF Virginia balance OF ,-o ~,
principal Of......................'... ..'c fi3 VI
Respectfully submitted. ...
FKANk G.. RUFFlN.
Second Auditor and Secretary OF the Miller
Manual Labor School of Albemaile.
GIN 0C Richmond Va:
&c. Lee Moore. notary public for the city
aforesaid in the State OF Virginia 90 certfY
that frank q. Ruffin this day made oath before
me that the foregoing statements are true ~
the best Of his knowledge am belief
Gwen under ny hand this 18th day OF Janu-
ary' 1873. G.. LEE MOORE,
su-4w Notary Public
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SECURITIES BELONGING TO THE MILE
FIND

The following is statement Of the securities ss
belonging 70 the Miller und I'D 'ne Ous'o'' ~
tie Second Auditor:
Yrsinia registered per cent oo''' 909,&o 90
Nirg.niia re sld l.' 60,36s 40
Virginia registered bonds lssne I'M
deractof March !. ,lslg. dated jan
nary !. l-IJ. bearing yer cent. ~
annum interest," fD~ ten years IDI
tg t5 gg@ d.n 'o' ~. 1890 90
Virginia regis cred Der cent. BONDS
Issued is'g unoei ao' 81 .'' 25i,ioO 90
Richmong city per cent. reglslerei o,, ,o
bonds uue January !. itt.-....... ~'V1' W
BspS 81 a of LUCE 'er'i'a'o 10 ~. 1900 %
Lynch urg city PER cent reslsierei
bonds now held by Il. L: era gum
s,l0r ne i,t ny ngiiOui . 10 co
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"i3 Ballard street, Fail River. Mass"
LIE NiILLEK Nd.
THE MILLER FUND.
COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA,
SECOND AUDITORS OFFICE, ?
RICHMOND. January ], lsS2.)

RIcnMoSD. January /, ls92)
His Excellency Philip W. Mckinney Governor
OF Virginia:
sir-Tnder tho provisions Of the will OF
Samuel 3.iller. deceased Tor the esihpn shihe en-,
of and perpetual support OF hchoo Oh 'no
rnauual- labor principle. on tract OF l.hu III
tic county of Albemarle, and the tct OF hsse assem-
bly, OF teuruary -. 1874, entitled Al act ~ si,o
effect 10 a comprOmise of the litigation III re-
sreot tn the construction and effect or tue VIII
of Samuel Miller. deceased. ana 10 estaDt.sn tno
manual abOr school provided TOT IN ne lntl'5
fifth clause of said Will II Is iisue INC uuts "a
~ second Auditor TO open and keep separate
account Of the fund given IN Wust l0r tne aDO'0
uuruOsp, TO be GtnOminatec INC -nlhet 49, -
and annually on the 3lst OF December 70 Hlaiho
and render a true ana accuIa aGcouih. ~ Dd ' r
fupd. showing distinctly aud IN detalI the r.
CENTS and disbursements on account o. nc
same during the year immeala'ely 9Th Of
a COPY of which account. yerluea Dy lhe V ; ol
tho SeconG Auditor. Is required 70 De uelINelSu
to fhe Governor. TO he by him lald before tnq
Legislature. and another CODY teIeo., ' g, -
IN like manner. TO lie pubnshed iof ylio i.I..'s
ia Two nersuaners-one printed IN the town OF
charlottesville and the other III the Guy "a
In The discharge Of this duty have the honor
10 present the following statement
PRINCIPAL
prcv,rrs Axp DISBURSEMENTS Of ACCOUNT OF
ms pRISrIpAL OF TIE FUND FROM DEOhhbi'N
81 1870, TO DECEMBER a. 1871.
REcEIprs-is9i.
November 1Oth-From Robert i. Craig;
hill attorney collection. IN case OF
Wadeworth. Turner GO. eganst
Saunders. as per decree Of the Ilrcnlt 80 90
Court of the city of lnchmon4 ...-..S 40 %
November l0th-rrom Eppa hunton,
Jr.. commissioner. ia case OF Hraham
against Washington city hlrEhlS
Midland and Great Western hallroau -.- 90
Conn any
! November and December-lrom sale
! OF s6l,0O OF United States per cent
| per annum registered bonds due July
| l. 1881. reserving the interest on sp.-
| 00O thereof due for three months TO
F 49, January ''' ~ 1910 %
| December i6tn-from Robert L. Craig
| hill attorney. collection, IN case Oh
/ Wadsworth Turner d 90. against
Saunders. per decree OF the Circuit
Court OF Richmond city, December 80. 90
10, l-9l ........-....ss +-.++ -..'.''''''.'' w.
Amount ~ receints "A
J 1s9l-Decemher 3lst.-lalance IN mo
STATE Bank Of Virginia 20 the credt
OF the principal Of the fund........... 90 ~
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A DISTINGUISHED HONOR.

Il would seem that 50 distinguished was
this counselor that Charles H.. who always
showed especial love for the "Old Dominion"
which had remained faithful to him il the
tue OF his exile. sent for this Hon. Joseph
Bridger 10 appear before him and advise
with him. possibly about the affairs OF the
Commonwealth as well az the general veal of
the British Go, eminent This COMMAND for
the presence OF the counselor TO appear at the
court Was delivered by special messenger
aud all the expenses borne by the Govern
inent. IL was but natural that the event. in
alter days, WAS source OF pride both 10 tho
FANNY ana the people III large In the Old
Dominion.
hec.Jhn! TIE hilarious character OF the
court OF Charles IL. It's immolerate eating
and drinking festivals. its general corrupt
s",s and dissoluteness, one can but wonder
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FKANK c. RUFFIN
Second Auditor and Secretary Of the Miller
Manual Labor School Of Albemalle.
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Evidently inc non. Joseph Dl4u-tf was n
most conspicuous figure among tho prOmi-
uent men OF Colonial times. But tradition
leaves but soanty record of bis virtue and
fame. The place that was once ire happy
home Of this distinguished counselor is now
hidden by intervening forests and around it
reigns the silence Of the wilderness. His
house was evidently OF brick and was but
few PAGES from where 10 was buried. The
writer picked up from the huge pile Of rub
Dish pieces of thing which indicated it was
handsomely flushed tradition saws that the
widow Of Hon. Joseph Bridser lived here Tor
many years. until at last the house was de-
stroyed by fire. Tho tombstone inscription,
short az il is. makes his true worth 10 future
ages knowne.n for with ut this brief memo
rial he would have been forgotten The store
slab still conOensiug yapOr into dew on its
cold surface, may still be POLITICALLY said 70
weep over his tomb.
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- 2O1" lain St.

tits. Ny list OF houses FOR SALE" is also
ootn for completion or new additions.
Very truly yours,
,.,,,, F. \. PLUEMaCRER.
Morris tribune., 1892-08-03
A,ss..IEU TO POSTPONE.


A Democratic Caucus Held to Take Ac-
ton on the Present House Deadlock.
WASHINGTON, Aug. "A Democratic
caucus was held in the house during the
evening to endeavor to affect an agree
ment by which the present deadlock on
the worlds fair appropriation clause in
the sundry civil bill could be broken and
a speedy adjournment be brought about.
There were about 100 members present.
A resolution was offered by Mr.. Mulch
Ter, of Pennsylvania, which in effect was
that there should be vote on separate
worlds fair bill making an appropria-
ton of $5,000,000 in aid of the worlds
fair in December next, after six hours
debate, and that only three amendments
thereto shall be in order. The resolu-
ton further provided that the house
should insist on the disagreement to the
senate amendment to the sundry civil
bill and that the Dockery subcommittee
of the committee on appropriations
should be continued during the recess
with power to visit Chicago and inquire
into the financial condition of the fair
and report at the opening of the next
session of congress as to the necessity for
government aid.
Morris tribune., 1892-08-03
Notice to ENGINEERS,

This is to notify all owners or man
ayers of steam engines or boilers of
any description, and all engineers
now running or expecting to run
within one year, that John J. Rourke
Of St. Cloud, deputy state boiler in
spector, will be in Morris, on or about
the second week in August, 1892, with
headquarters at the Office of T. A.
Callahan. To avoid any loss of time
or penalties, all such engineers are
hereby given notice to present them
selves for examination and license,
and all owners or managers of steam
boilers, threshers, ETC., are requested
to address a postal card to the state
boiler inspector, directed Morris post
office, giving location Of said boilers
and thresher. All engineers running
without license and all owners or
managers Of steam boilers operating
the same Without inspection, at or in
the vicinity of Morris, Mimi, are LA
able to the penalties provided in the
law.
Morris tribune., 1892-08-03
The County Fair.

The executive committee Of the
Stevens County Agricultural Society
held meeting at the TRIBUNE Office
last Saturday afternoon, at which
Messrs. Jones, Wintermute, Wheaton,
Stone, Thorpe, Smith and Randall
were present.
1t was decided to hold the fair on
Friday and Saturday, October 9TH
and 9Th, 1892.
1t was decided to have horse racing
during the fair, confined to horses
owned in Stevens county, and Chas.
Wintermute, H. S. Judson and Geo.
E. Darling we're appointed a commit
tee to arrange the details and have
charge of the racing.
E. W. Randall, H. S. Judson and
D. T. Wheaton were appointed COM
mittee on getting up an exhibition of
the products of Stevens county for the
state fair this fall
1t was decided to have bicycle
races during the fair, which no doubt
will attract a large crowd and afford
much amusement for those who at
tend.
Voted to lease the race track
grounds to the Driving Park Associ-
alton for one year for the amount of
the interest about $35-on the in
debtedness of the agricultural society.
1t is hoped that every farmer in the
county will take interest enough in
the fair to have on exhibition some of
the products of his farm. Last year
we made a splendid showing at the
state fair, and we should make an
equally good one at our county faif
this fall, ..
Morris tribune., 1892-08-03
Before Starting on a Journey

A person usually desires to gain some
information as to the most desirable
route to take and will purchase tickets
via one that will afford him the quickest
and best service. Before starting on a
trip to Chicago or any point East, you
should provide yourself with map and
time table of the Wisconsin Central
Lines. The trains run on this Route are
equipped with Pullmah's latest DRAWING
Room Sleepers, elegant Day. Coaches
and Dining Cars of latest design, built
expressly for this service and are exquis-
lite in furnishings and convenient and
comfortable in arrangement and so com
plcte in every Aatall that they have no
sGpeEiof ia comfoet and elegance The
Dining Car Service is pronounced by all
the most elegant ever inaugurated and is
operated in the interest of its patrons.
Fast trains via the Wisconsin Central
Lines leaves Minneapolis daily at 10. 45
P. n and 6.25 P. NJ, and St. Paul 1 80
P. NJ. and Ills P. NJ making favorable
connections with all trains from the
West and Southwest.
s, For ticketa. maps, pamphlets and full
Information apply to G. f. Mcneil, Gen.
Pass. q Ticket Agent, Minneapolis,
Mimi; orito Jas. G. Pond, General Pas.
sengerahdTicket Agent, Chicago, III.
Morris tribune., 1892-08-03
An Epidemic of Bloody FIux.

Last summon the hux ragged here to
fearful extent. About five miles
north Of here at the Whiteside grave
yard there were five victims of this
dreadful disease buried in ona t1ay.
The doctors could do nothing with the
disease. When my family were taken
I went to Walter Brothers, of Walters
burg, and told them the situation.
They said, give Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy; that
they had sent out several hundred
bottles into the infected district and
"every day we hear how this medicine
is curing them, So far we have not
heard OF It's falling in a single in
stance" | went to giving it and could
soon see the good effects and cure
was the result. Anyone in doubt
about these facts may write to me-
L. G. ELLIS, Rock, Pope Co., Illinois.
For sale by F. Buckentin, Morris, and
Thorpe q Tollifson, Hancock. In
Morris tribune., 1892-08-03

A unique service of song, with
choice selections from the poets, was
rendered at the M. E. church last
Sunday evening. A packed audience
was in attendance, and the closest
attention, with, at times, almost
breathless interest, evidenced the en-
joyment of the service. The choir
rendered excellent music. S. B.
Smith played the violin. On the way
to church an accident occurred by
which his carriage was badly smashed,
but the violin was saved, and both it
and it's skillful player were in excel
lent tune for the evening.
Morris tribune., 1892-08-03
Auxiliary Notice.

The Stevens County Auxiliary will
hold it's regular monthly meeting with
Mrs. G.. G. Thorpe of Hancock on
Friday, August 18th. Teams will be in
readiness to carry those who wish to go,
starting from The Morris at l o'clock
sharp. We hope every member of
the auxiliary will go.
3lt2 Mrs. L. E. PEARcE, Sec'y.
Morris tribune., 1892-08-03
Iowa State Fair.

Dear While at the State Fair
my wife tried your Krause's Head
ache Capsules with good results. We
have mentioned them to some of our
neighbors and they want to give them
a trial. They prove to hq all that
they are recommended. Please find
enclosed express order for SLIGO, for
which send four boxes of Capsules.
@, M WILSON, Gilbert, iowa.
For sale by +. Buckentin, Morris.
Morris tribune., 1892-08-03

The supper given by the young
ladies of the Catholic church, last
Wednesday evening, was well attend
ed and was decided success. The
tables were neatly arranged and dec
grated, the eatables excellent and
plentiful, and the young ladies are
to be congratulated upon the manner
in which the affair was conducted.