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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1907-10-31
REAPING BENEFIT



We are fortunate indeed to be able to
profit by the experience of our neigh
bors. The public utterances of Mineral
Point residents on the following subject
win interest and benefit thousands of
our readers. Read this statement. IT'S
emphatic and convincing. No better
proof can be had.
Mrs. G. Holmes, living at SOB Wis
consin St., Mineral Point, Wis, says:
81 have no hesitancy in recommend
ing Doan's Kidney Pills as know them
to be most reliable kidney remedy.
My husband suffered great deal of
the time. from dull pains in the small
part of his back and general feeling
of languor. l happened to see Doan's
Kidney Pills recommended and went to
Ivey's Pharmacy and procured box.
They banished the pain and aches in a
| short time and | have not been troubled
in any way since. Doan's Kidney Pills
gave me great relief and consider
them a good medicine for kidney
trouble.
For sale by all dealers. Price SO cents.
Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, New York,
sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name (Doans) anc
| take no other.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1907-10-31
Inf MINING ASSOCIATION.

From the report u y. II. hcwbs
which was printed in Monday S Milwau-
kee Free Press, we take the following
account of the meeting Of the Tri-State
Mining Association held IN Platteville
on last Friday.
The second district meeting OF the
Tri-state Mining association 1t
Platteville was notable feature OF
the week. Much interest and enthnsi-
asm was manifest from the call to
order until the meeting broke up at =
late hour Friday night. Cyrus w.
George, secretary OF the chicago
mining and stock exchange pointed
out the benefits to be derived from q
stock exchange for the mining indus
try. j. II. Lewis of Benton addressed
the session on Problems Confronting
the Mine Operator. Prof. Scott.
chief chemist for the J.. |. Case
Threshing Machine company OF Ra-
cine delivered an important address
stating that increased use of zinc Ore
would yet make that metal AS CON-
mercially important Ms copper, Q!
which it is handmaiden. Congress-
man j. w. Murphy spoke OF the
proposed internal waterways improve.
ment of the country and said that
boat traffic would be of great benefit
to this district when coal barges from
the Ohio could sail to within ten miles
of the district loaded down with thous.
| aHds of tons of coal In single ship
ment.
The nominating committee, which
consisted Of representatives from EACH
camp, recommended the election o.
James Dolan OF Platteville for presi
dent: George Girling, secretary; w
N. Lewis of Platteville, treasurer; A
NJ. Valentine Of Janesyille. first vice
president: A. j. McDade, second vice
president for the state OF Iowa; r. A
Bratton, third vice-president for thu
state of Illinois. The executive com
mittee was composed of j. 7. Leah,
of the Lake Superior Development
company of Shullsburg; w. II. Pop
kins, broker, OF Chicago; Thomas +
Kennedy, Highland; Fred Volland 0
the Pine Tree mine, Cuba City, an,
Orange S. Palmer of tbe city OF Nil
waukee, largely interested In the Ben
ton camp and the leading spirit in tn
Grant Mining company
About thirty new members wer
added to the roll of membership an,
the committee recommended that tn
next meeting be held at Dubuque, la.
Friday, Nov. %, the report beinI
adopted In its entirety without a dis
senting vote.
What augurs we'll for the future o
the organization is the spirit OF har
mony that prevails at the meeting
and the unmistakable signs in evi
dence that some purpose be adOpte
Immediately that will blind the mining
mems interests into compact organi
zation, which one delegate said woul
become the biggest boosters club eve
organized in the district, and thu. tn
aim and purpose was,to stand by In
miner, ignoring the, labor euestio
altogether, and try by legitimat
means 10 invite capital into the fiel
TO thoroughly develop it's resource
and make it one of the biggest an
best mining areas in the Unite
States.
Sweeping reductions in wall pape
at Ivey's Pharmacy. Al
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1907-10-31
Good Farm for SAFE.

Consisting of So is acres, 3 miles
northeast of the city of Mineral Point.
Good dwelling, out buildings, plenty of
water. Mile from church, q miles from
school house. Enquire of
37tf h. G.. REYNOLDS.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1907-10-31
Miss Neffie Y. Wallis,

Graduate of the American Conserva-
tory of Music, Chicago, will give piano
and organ lessons. For terms inquire at
her home in this city. Phone 90. 26tf
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1907-10-31
Unredeemed Lands.

COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE, Iowa COUNTY,
Z Dodgeville, Wis, Oct. l. 1907. %
Notice is hereby given that the following
County of Iowa and State of Wisconsin were
sold by the county treasurer of said county on
the 18th day Of May 1906. for the delinquent
and unpaid taxes of the year A. D. 1904.
The amount set opposite each tract of land
and city and village lot is the amount of taxes
and charges thereon, computed to the last day
of redemption.
Now, therefore, unless the taxes, interest
and charges on the following described lands
and city and village lots are paid on or before
the 18th day of May, A. ID. 1908. the same will
be conveyed by tax deed TO the purchaser
Authorizations: e. east; ne. northeast Sc,
southeast; sw. southwest; n. north; s. south
W. west; com. commencing; cor. corner; a.
acre; add. addition; blk. block; bd, bounded
TT, feet; sec section: und. undivided.
X. 4. GRIBBLE, County Clerk.
Town of Arena.
TOWN NORTH. RANGE least
Owner Description Sec Ac Amt
Hans Ohrt Lot2, FiS1. 16 AS
TOWN NORTH. RANGE EAST
Joseph SCI Fa Ak seq Of If ne + 20 577ss
Town Of Clyde.
TOWN NORTH. RANGE EAST
's 90 ls 90 s asa Of ct n nee 4 sS IS
Town of RIdeeway.
TOWN NORTH. RANGE4EAsT
Heirs of Q. Evans nw14 of neh II 30 10 IA
swh of sel4 2 40 IS IS
" seA of sea 2 40 Is IS
City of DodReviiie.
Mrs. l.. Spals Lot 1, Blk IA
Jenkins add IS 80
Alice Welsh Part of Lot u
in Dodge's add
as desc in Vol
"a pg of deeds 81 Sc
City of Mineral Point.
THIRD WARD
VIM. Jeuck Est. That part of lot
1872 in Harrson's
surv desc in
Book of deeds
page SOC 4 SO
Samuel Mills That part of lot
1872 in Harrisons
surv as desc in
deed reed in vol
of deeds page
6i7 g6
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1907-10-31

We have many large ranches or small
farms for sale at prices and terms to
suit you. Fertile soil, pure water and
ideal climate. Churches and schools
abound. Property values are increas-
ing rapidly. Railway facilities are ex-
cellent and markets convenient. To the
investor or homeseeker we offer un-
usually attractive inducements. We
invite your correspondence.
JOHN TRUAN q CO..
35wS Amarillo, Texas.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1907-10-31

Sweeping reductions in wall paper
at Ivey's Pharmacy. Al
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1907-10-31
ELGIN PRICE
For Butter Fat

For all hand-separated cream deliver
ed at the Spensley & Hoare Creamery,
Mineral Point, Wis, we will pay this
week, ending Oct. 26, % cents per
pound for butter fat.
SPENSLEY e. HOARE
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1907-10-31
Advertised Letters.

W. H. Hedler; Harry Gill;
Jake Underwood; Mrs. Matt Mollinp
John Beware; Mrs,J Harris (Can.
Oct. 81, 1907. N. T. MARTIN, P. NJ.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1907-10-31

ALWAYS a good smoke-t the Infant
&c Cigar A brand that has stood the
test of time.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1907-10-31
INSTRUCTIVE
INTERESTING
Correct English
how to use IT,
A Monthly Magazine Devoted to the
Use Of English.
JOSEPHINE TyRck BAKER, Editor.

Partial Contents
Course in Grammar.
How to Increase Ones Vocabulary.
The Art of Conversation.
Shall and Will: Should and Would: How
to Use Them.
Pronunciations Century Dictionary
Correct English in the Home.
Correct English in the School.
What to Say and What Not to Say.
Course in Letter Writing and Punctua
ton.
Twenty Daily Drills.
Business English for the Business Man
Compound Words: How to Write Them
Studies in English Literature.
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New Virginia Conccrns.

sued the following charters:
southern Cake and Candy Company
(lncorporated), Emporia. l. r. Carter
president, ScoatlandN Neck, n. c.. j. j
BrasWell, vice-president, Emporia, Va
y, W. Ayers, secretary and treasurer
Emporia Va. Capital, $4,000. Objects
Cake and candy manufacturers and job
hers.
The Rridgewater Development Com
pRny lncorporated). BridSeWater. G
IT, Arcy general manager; J. S. Nc
Leod, secretary; j. Newton Wilson-al
or bridgewater CAPITAL, 10000 Oh
)ects' Mining and real estate business
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mississippi Louisiana, and North Caro-
lnr were tic country's great pro-
dt,ters Of yellow pine iii 1905, each
producing over thousand mutton
feet.
In shngle production WASHINGTON
led with S,0no.O00 cedar sliingles'
Michigan was ncxt with 100000. The
Southern States produced Cypress
shingles for the most part, Louisiana
leading with 100000.
AS may be readily supposed. Ken
lucky led all the states IN the pro-
duction OF tight cooperage, including
slaves, heading and hoops in value,
the average price in that state being
Sll.a1 per thousand; Tennessee, $12SN,
and for Arkansas the avernge was
was S7.74.
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Highland Park. where practically all
of the lots on the new extension OF the
sewer through the north side liave
been sold. Two of the houses in that
section of the park are now completed,
and several owners are making plans
to buld there IN tho near future. THIS
section Is probably the highest resi-
dcncc point around 1lichmond, and eN-
tended Views ID, all directions can DC
had.
The Park has lfad n remarkable
growth the mast year and the future
IS fun OF opportunity to tho rtospcc-
tive purchaser. us we'll as the present
lot owner
New i,cl,mnnI III the ltirltl.
All rem estate agents WHO make
the suburban realty business their
Speciality report that there is an nc
tive ana increasing demand. People
are unuuestionabiy buying many sub
urban lots and building handsome
homes. and are moving out where they
can breathe tia, fresh country air, and
where their children have room to run
about and not encounter the many
dangers OF being run over, as IN the
thickiy populated city
New real estate companies are con-
,tantly sprInginE IN. who sell lots on
easy monthly .lllSliIlll1lll pan -
latest of these is the "Broukdale Cor
poration. which has very recently
bought a handsome tract Of land right
on the north ana adjoining Mr. Joseph
Bryan's "Laburnum and In the midst
of ana almost surrounded w Ginter
Park.
This new town site" is located on
the corner of Brook Turnpike and
Laburnum Avenue, where the new
Ashland trolley line crosses the Lake
Side line Tie company IS now grad
ing, the streets and laying magnificent
granolithic CcemenD sidewalks.
They report that thgir special plan
will be to sell lots on small monthly
lnstalments. without interest or de-
rerred payments and they also say that
they will keep UP the taxes on the
lots for the purchasers until said lots
IRE fully paid for or decided
"Brookdale" is certainly pretty and
attractive name for suburb and when
The company makes the improvements
on the elaborate scale that they pro-
pose, "Brookdale" should be one of the
most popular suburbs about Richmond
The company is composed Of about
fifty of Richmond's most conservative
prosperous. and best business men. Ii
Us reasonable to suppose that they sec
great future in Richmond and its
suburbs. or they would not have in
vested in thisapropertN, They say they
shall leave no stone untulned to make
this property second to none. AS it Is
Vile only suburb in the neighborhood
Of Ginter Park with fine granolithit
(cement) sidewalks, and as the com
pany is offering the most liberal terms
1t is predicted that the lots Will all be
sold within aSew weeks.
AS Gintcr Park has met with sucl
marked success and as the new towl
site 'Brookdale" is practically sur
rounded by Ginter Park with the eff
forts put forth by the two companies
and the building of the new TROLLEY
line to Ashland it is predicted tina
before many months there Will b.
several hundred people living in thi
section.
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New Industries in Virginia
and North Carolina

and others arc organizing company 70
build cotton MILL $4,000 has been SUD
scribed.
Creedmoor.- anti Lumber Plant.
--Creednoor Brick and Lumber co. ~
corporntcd with s25.0O0 capltal stoch'
f'remcnt.--Fertli7cr Plnht..-f y i nv y,
OIL Mill Co. will install fertilizer-ln,i N.
Ing plant cxnectcd to be in operation
bE December LIST.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Luhricator.---Adeh
Axle Lubric4tlng Co. Incorporated WIN
$4,000 capital stock to market new
device for lubricating aXles OIL Venues
Monroe.---Gold Mines.--R l.. Weich,
manager of Winona Mining CO. mas
purchased and will develop the old
Phifer gold mine.
Newton.-Cotton MilL---CataWbn Cot
ton Mill recently reported as to add
to equipment. has awarded CONTRACT 70
Within Machine Works OF WhltinsVllle'
Mass, for 1850 spindles and other ma
chinery. g.si
Observation-Disclosures, etc.--DoVe, keith
s. Connolly Company Incorporated with
$4,000 capital stock to manufacture
and deal In lumber and general mer-
chnndise.
Randleman.--E Electric Power Plant
Rnndleman Electric Railway and Light
Company has secured franchise and VIII
begin at once the rectfon of plant to
furnish city with light
Roaring River.--Cotton MILL. san
ford Patterson, of Spray. N. G., has op-
toned the Damasl1 Manufacturing Co.
property at Roaring River and will. It
is understood, organize q company to
utilize the property for cotton manu-
featuring purposes.
Observation-Disclosures and Harness
Plant.--Statesville Hardware and Har-
ness Co incorporated with $4,000 capt.
tai stock.
ST. Pauls,-Cotton Mill.--A. r. Nc
Eachern, Lock Shaw, j. M. Shaw. ]. D.
McCrany. j. It. Gilmore and w D. Nc
Neill have Incorporated ST. Pauls cotton
Min Co.. with capital stock OF Slos.ooo
to- build cotton mill of 5000 spindles
for manufacturing yarns.
Wilmington. - Construction. - Tide
water Construction Co. has increased
common stock from 100000 to $780,
600 and, preferred stock from S2aO.oo0
to 100000.
Wilson.-Tobacco Redrying and Stor-
age-Tobacco Eedrying and Storage
Co. Incorporated with $4,000 capital
stock to deal In, stem and redry lear
tobacco. etc.
Wilson.-Cottonseed Mill.-Farm-
ers Oil Co. will increase capital stock
from s4s,5oo to sa7 900 and enlarge
plant.
wfnston-s Salem. Timber Develop
ment-Lee Holland. Bethania, n. c.,
has purchased 100 acres of timber land
and will establish sawmill for develops
ing the property.
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From Tho Manufacturers Record

Virginia.
Christiansburg.-P and Machine
Notwithstanding Chilled Plow
and Machine Company Will rebuild
plant recently burned at a loss of $15,-
900.
lrarmville.-BricN Plant.-virginia
Clay and Material Company has pur-
chased about 1000 acres of clay lands
In Virginia. Contract for machinery
has boon awarded and engineers arc
preparing plans for buildings. Com
pany contemnlates having. an ultimate
daily capacity OF 500 900 bricks and ex-
poets to cxpend about S150O0O with
in sixty days; branch office in Rich
mond. in Charge Of a. s.. Mhtlocls, man.
agcr.
Lynchbutg.--MillM .lciinery.--LY Lynch
burg Mill Wcrks, has been, incorporated
With $4,000 capitai stoclt; L. NJ. ely
inner, president and treasurer; Elugh I'll.
Clymer vice-president; Lacy d. Hines.
secretary and manager: plnnt will be
established for rolf grinding. corru-
Itgating, etc.
Observation-Disclosures Roasting Plant
Aragon Coffee Company is having
plans prepared for erection of pro-
posed coffee roasting plant. warehouse
and office building. Construction. work
Will be startled within thirty days, and
structures are expected to be- ready for
occupancy by March 1, 1903.
Norfplk,-Lumber.- Run Lunl-
Der Company, Incorporated, with $50
900 capital stuck; Il L. Hoagland
Portsmouth, presidents; S. D. Howell,
Como, NJ c.. vice. president. and, j. II.
Trant Jr., of Norfolk, secretary treas-
urer.
| Norfolk.-Iron Mines--Norfolk Iron
Company, Incorporated, with 100000
capital stock; NJ. II. Logue. Youngs-
town, Ohio, PRESIDENT w ID. Murray
Detroit Mirt.. vice-president. and G.
w busch, Wheeling, wv. va. secretary
| treasurer
| Notwithstanding of Con-
troll has signed contract with the De-
earle Manufacturing Company, Mime
| .apolis. Mimi, for erection Of proposed
crematory to cost $4,000,
Woodworking Plant
w. E. billiard Manufacturing Company
recently reported Incorporated, will
erect two story frame and brick build
ing 1o0X32 feet: will engage in the
manufacture of saw handles and gen
eral woodworking.
NORTH CAROLINA.
Cardenas. Telephone Extension. -
| Cardenas Telephone Co. will build
about 20 miles additional line.
7 Catawba,-Flour Mill. r. Stewart
! will build roller MILL
| Cattawba-Cotton Mill-J. IT. Pitts,
j. U. Long, c. B. Rufty, H. j. Lowrence
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Norfolk and Western.

The Norfolk and Western occupies
IA large space a one side Of the build
ing, with an office at one end. This
exhibit covers wide territory, and
Both timber and minerals. The coal
and cokfng interests along the road
are brought out forcibly in the views
Of mines, tile displays OF different quail
tiles Of coal from different sections,
the coke, etc, The industries, both OF
wood and mineral produces, alonE the
lire. are emphasized by many exhibits.
There are cases and cabinets contain
ing hundreds of mineral specimens from
/ Bedford Rockingham, Shenandoah,
Henry, Rockbridge, Smyth, Wythe Pu-
( laski, Montgomery. Washington, Bote-
tourt, Craig, Giles, Warren. Grayson
and other counties. They show iron
ores, including brown and red hema-
4 ttes, limonite and magnetic ochres
/ conner, zine lead and GOLD ores, mar
4 Dies, GRANTEES building stones, clays
4 haoiins, cement rock, CLANS sand, states
/ asbestos. feldspar, etc. In this com,
4 Penys display there Is a hne exhibi,
\ OF soda products from SaltyiIle, Va.
1 and of gypsum from Bradford. III,
timber exhibit Is extensive and notn.
bic, including nearly every variety O
E'lrgtnih commercial woods
The association erecting the lui1d
ing has provided at one end a hind
some reception room, the wai,s OF wbir,
are adorned with scenes from diffnr
Ont parts Of the state All yiralnian
should plan to see this bidding an.
eAamine It's exhibits.
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fell from ss1.1e in 1880 TIC

Indebtedness fell from s31.18 in 1880 to
S25.07 in 1902.
The following table showing the per
capita value OF the real estate and TIM
.provements thereon in the various
counties and cities of tho State, as COM
pared with their per capita indebted
ness, will be If interest to many read
ers. The census figures do not give
the per capita value of all classes or
property in the counties and cities OF
the State. but only the per capitn OF
real estate and improvements. How
ever, they do give the per capita for
all classes of property for thu State
at large, and the value of all classes
OF property is about 1s5 per cent. OF
the value of real property and improve
ments. The figures ofsper capita realty
values are for 1900. Those of per cap
ite Indebtedness are for-.the close Of
| the wear 1902:
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Putting On Town Airs.

When stepping from the car at this
new town of Victoria. after the ar
rival OF this train from Norfolk, a
largo crowd will be seen gathered
around and the usual hustle of the
various hotel porters can be heard in
their efforts to induce strangers to
take shelter With them, and many
small boys With the various newspa-
pers can be heard calling attention to
the sensational news items of the
day in order to dispose of their pa
pers.
The work OF continuing the track
on This road will be taken up again
oh7the 10th of this month, when about
twenty-five more miles will be ready
for the track. M. T.. GEE.
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STATE aud UUnnty Indrb,cin,..

VFIlNF TFUFes complled bV tie cen,
aus show that The total Indebtedness
OF the state and Of the cities, towns
and districts in 1902 was si7.4sO, sos,
which waE s25O7 per capita or Tie
total indebtedness s23,5iG.3iS repre-
Sents the amount owing by The state
ana &23,sSi.a62 represents RE amour,
ewing by the counties and minor ciyi,
divisions of the state, The per capita
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SOUTHERN STATES
LEAD IN .LUMBE R
Continued from First Page.)

IContlnued irom FlTst FABt.l
1870, and between 1850 and 1880 al
most fifty times But its greatest IN
crease was not recorded until ten
years later, when the output rose TO
$3.50, 1885, or $50 per cent. of the
product of the country, Il gain of 1lI,5
per cent in u single decade.
Though retaining first place in the
industry in the census of 1900, as re-
CARDS value, these states have passed
the point of heaviest production The
production of the lake States in 1905
was 2O4 per cent. of the production OF
the country
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C.. & o. Conl Exhibit.

The Chesapeake and zOhio's exhibit
occupies a space on the other side of
the building corresponding to the
.Southern's. Special mention has been
given to setting forth the great coal
interests along the line of the road.
There are great blocks and pyramids
OF coal, coke, views Of mines, etc. The
Virginia Electrolytic Company shows
iron ore, chrome ore, ferrochrome and
ferro-silicon. a good display of Potts
Creek iron ore is made.
There are building stones from many
localities. slate from Buckingham
county, an attractive exhibit of soap
stone and its products, cement, cement
rock, limestone. copper ore. silica, as
bestos, iron pNrites gold quartz. etc.
The timber display is OF different COM
mercial woods and manufactured arti-
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Mixed Trains.

The railroad has been completed to
this point. and There is one train each
way per day, which carries both pas
sengers and freight Telegraph Offices
have been opened UP, and the tick of
the instruments can be heard busily
sending messages along the line.
Small depots have also been erected,
with competent agents charge, who
are looking after the interest of the
new railroad with an air that shows
that they are worthy and accommo-
II IN,
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Lou,loun Marbir.

Tables containing exhibits of iron
ores from Nelson and Amherst coun-
ties, Front Royal. PittsN9lle and Ell
lhlngton; copper ores from the Vir-
silina mines. Front Royal, Nelson and
Amherst counties; manganese from
Front Royal; magnetic from Nelson
and Amherst counties; zinc ores from
I'VE River and F'aber; lead ore from
Nelson and Rockingham counties; alan
lite from Amherst; phosphate rock,
quartz and granite from Nelson; yell
low ochre and Dlumbago from Shen-
andoah county; graphite from Bryant;
asbestos from Franklin Junction and
Rocky Mount; ruti1e from Amherst
county; kaolin, clays, paint clay and
phosphate of lime from Nelson county
fcldsnar from Nelson, Amherst and
Amelia counties and gold ore from
FauQuier and Nelson counties.
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COUNTY PROPERTY
IN OLD VIRGINIA

NIohtlhued from First Page,)
600, other counties in the order of
me ftlt rank OF their eourthouses are as
Augusta $4,000; Norfolk, 100000;
,MNFtl'e $4,000 Allegheny, s45,o0O;
Misc $4,000; Alexandria, $4,000,
Shenandoah $4,000, ana Accomac
$500, Tie value of courthouees lp
9n!er counties are, Albemarle, 100000
l,otetourt $4,000 Campbell, $4,000
Nelson, 100000, Halifax. slt,5oo
Rorkhrdga $4,000.
Rockingham is shown to have III,
most expensive Jail IN the state, valued
4 ~ SioOOo The next most Costly on,
I A. NE Norfolk county Jail, valued a
S4a,Vop, ,Auausta, Washington an,
TIE llenrico county JAN Is set down a
worth $4,000.