Wisconsin State Journal from Madison, Wisconsin • 4

I Via an nnct nrinr and not fST Oflf ar9 LOCAL MATTERS. Dane County Real Estate Sales. ros thi "state jocmal" bt olb b. HOLIH, OF DEEDS. OCTOBER 6.

Knni T. eioldsteen lohi. Jordalea and II. C. Jordalen.

west hair southwest quarter ol sec HAL BARGAINS, TO BE HAD Supreme Court. rREBEVT BOBS. OBBABTUB COLE, CHIEF JUSTICE W. r. LTOW, BARLOW 8.

OKTOK, DAVID TATLOB AMD J. M. CABSODAT, ASSOCIATE JUSTICES. Fridat. Oct.

IS P. M. Sloane respondents, vs. Anderson, i p-pellanl. Motion to dismiss anneal bv resuon l- IIS WE WW Plaid Shirting Flannel, weighing seven uimutjs lu me yara, worth 40 cent will be sold at 27 cents.

Heavy Grey, Twilled Flannel, worth 25 cents, at 16 cents, 40-Inch Fine Black and Colored Cashmeres worth 75 cents, at 50 cents. 44-Inch Heavy, All-Wool, Langtry Suiting worth $1.00, at 50 cents. Ladies' Cloths, one and half yard wide all-wool, worth $1.00, at 65 cents. Special Sale of Black Silks, which will be Sold at Half Their Value. Best All-Wool Extra Super Lowell Carpels, 85c.

3-Untton Rel Kid (JloYes, Black and Colored, worth $1, at 50c. With Special Bargains for Every Department to Arrive Daily QQJJ Illinois Central R.R. Excursions -TO- Mew Orleans, Florida, and Teras. Season 1882-3. Chicago to New return, Hejustou, Texas, (Jalve ton, iS Sau Antonio, Jacksonville, Havana, Cuba, Dr.

A- II. Hollister arrived, home last evening from Chicago, where he has been a attendance upon the annual exhibition of the Illinois Pharmaceutical Associa tion, which waa held October 10th ta 12th nclusive. The exhibition was in the first regiment armory, which was filled with the finest displays of drugs, medicines, etc probably ever seen ia Chicago, one firm alone having over $40,000 worth of goods ia it. During the three daya the affair was in progress Mr. Hollister esti mated that over one thousand druggists, the roost of whom were fiom Illinois, visited the armory.

At the grand banquet which waa held at the Grand Pacific, Thursday night, and at which covers were laid for persons, Dr. Hollister was honored by being called upon to respond to the toast: The Wiscon- ain Pharmaceutical Association. The re sponse which he made was the only one of the evening which was published ia full by the papers. Mr. Charles Sidgreaves, of the sub scription department of Hand, McNally fc Co Chicago, who as in the city a few weeks ago introducing the celebrated In dex Alias of the Werld, has returned here for the purpose of delivering said alias ta the subscribers.

This ia no doubt one of the mot valuable works of the kind that has been presented to the public ia a long lime, If ever. Persons will aooa be called upon by Mr. Sidgreaves, who will fully cxpiaia the merits of the Atlas. Mr. and Mrs.

H. 8. Ball, of Califor nia, J. F. Bates, of Dubuque, T.

Thomas, of Lime Springs, Dr. A. Honolula, N. and F. Dunton, editor of The Chicago Spirit of the Turf, are at the Park.

Mr. Andrew Kentzler, returned this morning from a trip to SL Paul and Minneapolis, ia hich cities he me a number tf old Madisouians, all of whom he re ports as prospering and very much at tached to their new homes. Hichard M. Wigginton, 11. sup erintendent of the Wisconsin stale hospital for the insane, is in Milwaukee on a visit with his sister-in-law's family.

Ue returns to the hospital next week. Profs. F. A. Parker and It.

II. Doane have removed to the residences recently erecie 1 on Oilman street, between Carroll street and Wisconsin avenn', by Mr. W. II. Main.

He v. L. Eaton, of this city, is ex pected to address the citizens of Milton next Monday ev.uing. Subject: The Duty ot lhe Christian Citizen in the Present Political Contest. M.

II. Nolan, head clerk in the Kosmii House, of Toronto, of which Mr. Mark II. Irish is proprietor, is a guest at the Park. He is accompanied by Mrs, Nolan.

Messrs. J. O. Kamond, D. D.

Jones and L. Mitchell, of Stevens Point, and Mr. and Mrs- W. II. White, of Sparta, are at the Vilas.

Mr. Chauncey Abbott, of Schuyler, Nebr is in the city visiting with his numerous friends. Senator John Adams, of Black Earth registers at the Park. Chnrch Services T-morrow. ComsbkuaTioKaL Cucrch Mui nlug service at ibe unual hour.

Th.s being Children's Day, tho pantor, Kcv. ('. II. Itichardf, D. will preach on (iirla the Bible, aud Idble Cjirl.

feuuday School ut 11 Yani people's meeting at P.M. I a lhe cti the cuion service will bo ntider th aipict-4 of the Woman' ChrUtian Temperance L'ai ti, and Mr. J. Ellen Foster, ot Ioa. wi I "ive an address.

Ail are rordiallv in vite. 1, Puor.TTtniAS Curat h. Preaching by lhe pastor, Kev. W. A.

McAtee, at A. Si. and P. M. Subject of morning sermon, lhe Christian Paly Toward lhe Temperance Reform Evening reinject eiod Mirrored hi Onr Mothers Sunday school at 12 M.

Young people's prayer mieiin at P. M. All persona without a churt. home, and strunirers in the city, are cor dlil'y invited to all service. L'siTauias Cucrch.

There will only morn. irjjj service. Mr. Crouker will begin a short course of leciurrs on The Pailh cf Zoroaster, or The He llgiou cf thi Ancient Perslam. Methoihst Chcbch.

Mrs. J. Ellen Foster, of Clinton, will preach In the mornicg bandar chol at 12 M. The evening service will be suspended on account cf Mrs. Foster's address at the Congregational chnrch.

Cucrch. Services ia tha morning at tj the pastor, Kev. C. O. Malthy.

No even lrg sotvlcu, in order to glva all an opportunity to hear Mrs. Foster at the ejorjregatlonal chnrch. EvaKgklicaL Assoc'ATtos rjervice morning and fvenln', by Kev. P. bpeich, pastor.

Sunday school in the morning. br. Plx (eicHXAN) Pkesbtterian Chcuch Hervices morning and evening, by Kev. II. A.

inter, pastor, fcondny school at A. M. tiiwis Methodist Services morn in and evenrnr. by Kev. C.

Kn', pastor, bnnday school ia the morning. bT. Kafhakl's (Kokah Catholic) Church First Man at 8:10 A. M. High Mass at A.

wit a sermon, by Kev. Father Pettit. ban- day school at i P. Vespers act Benediction at P. M.

Holt Kiciemib'b (German R. Chckch Firt-t Mars at 8:00 A. M. Higa Mars at 10:00 A M. Vespert at P.

M. Aeticlm ot Association. The Reiser Steata Boiler Cleaner Company has been formed at Prairie da Chiea, the articles of association having been filed with the secretary of state to-day. The purpose the company is the purchase of the in-ventions which have been and will be made by Chaa. Reiser, of Prairie da Chien, known as Reise r's Cleaner for Steam Boil ers, and for the manufacture and sale cf the same.

The incorporators are II. C. Poehler, A. Bosh, Henry Otto, O. B.

Thomas, and several others, and tha capi tal sock is $20,000. Besides the above, articles of amend. meet to the St. Paul Eastern Grand Trunk charter, changing the route of tha road, were filed with the secretary of state. The resolution which the board of directors of the above railway company adopted contains the following amenda tory clause: From tho point of intersection with the Wisconsin Valley division of the Chicago, Milwaukee 6l Paul railway, westward, said route is so altered as ta run into or through the counties of Clark cr Taylcr, Chippewa, Dunn or Bar ron and St.

Croix, Polk or Burnett, to a point on the Saint Croix river or Lake Saint Croix. Daxs Cocjttt Hoxakk Society. It is ta ba hoped that those who intend ta become members of this society will do a it lh9 next meeting, a many committees have ta be appointed and other oCi ces filled, in order. that its organiration may be completed. A meeting will ba held in the office of the State Board of Charities, oa Tuesday tha at 7:30 for tha purpose cf completing the or-ganixation of the society and the admis sion cf new members.

liegulus and Procyon, Castor and Pollux, and toward the north the little, bright Cap-ella, second only to birius, and ia reality far larger. Cassiopeia's Chair is descend ing from the zenith ia tho Milky Way, and thd Greet Bear is atanding on hi hea 1 ia the northeast, perhaps in emula. tioa of tha brilliant visitor. BUCII A BIGHT i nri is one not tana sooa iorponeo, aau iuo State Journal advises such of its reader as have ne already viewed the wonder ta take advantage of the few remaining das of lhe comet's brightness to see it in its beauty. Ucivorxity Notes.

Yesterday afternooaThd Badger asso ciation held a meeting, and after adopting the constitutioa drafted by the commiitee appointed for that purpose last week, elected the following otbeers and editors fr the year: PretitteDt D. F. himpOD. Vit C. V.

tcAil. Stcre.ary mzi irciuturfr J. Tarntr. buaitifb iuuv'f-r J. WaJlricn.

coilure htcveL cd E. S. Luc-u aiui K. li. MtGiltou c4 f.

A. Pike. OcntsrHl edtior Mir Myirta, J. lroiuua aiirt (' Nut, i'ersub! M. A.

lioyt. Tha Badger was a success and nodoult the present stall of editors, together with the capital invested ia it, will m.ka tha Daoer even moie ot a success this year. An informal sociable will be held this evening at university hall, ia tha rooms of the Hesperian and Athenttaa societies, to which all are cordially in vited. Ia additioa to other means of en joyment the following pieces of music will be rendered intervals during tha evening: Plan oio, Droj ot Water J. Ascher Mis Nel rirucc.

UtiiibiB qurietu mu Awir to tha Netbi'CUl, Trevtr. IIa.ucs. LttwiH Ntnut, tiutt, Uptt of ite Cjcn tilover Kcv hU Hil I (3 li. luuuuui Quel Ltx'ichorn Must ISruts tenunii noi'i, 1 be Caiia xi Storm ltile C. L.

liiil lot; Ciood NlgLt my Belovtd Child ttll.t Alil-li. VV. tUcH In the course of a few weeks tha ladies' literary societies are ta have their content ia thu torn of a joint debate. lhe question is that of civil servica re form and ill be debated on the atfirma- tive by Miss Alice SaTiborn and Miss Lirie llojt, Laurra, and on the nega tive by Miss Josephine tearles and Miss busitj Mylrta, of Caatalia. The debate is a Lc hel 1 ia the chapel ladies' hall and as lhe accommodations for aa audience are small and tha number who desire ta hear lhe debate large, tickets ill be given ta lha friends of the members of each ciety an 1 only those holding'such tickets will be admitted.

Tuesday an Thursday venings, Mrs. Uarsou gives the young ladies at lha hal lectures on art The lectures are very in terestin. and instructive, tha young ladies say. The freshmen have taken a rest for this week, but next week they intend ta try I i make aa election ef class othcers The Beloit liound-Table, ia its recect say a The ci-eti cf Madioo hold clai- meetingf for ice eucDUrBk'oinriil ol ruta tlmlul ca guiK-len port 'lrvi lha handkerchief City nt MkUikod will do Iodkt per in I univeraMy itutleuia to ka tlie cImbic ectiwt ite tapunl city Mlib No Governor's Gcaiid Excursion Tiie Governor's Guard have abaudone. ih' ir excursion, which was a take place o-dny.

It was desired that at least thirty. rsv'3 men should go, but at lha last several who had signified their intention ot taking part withdrew, an 1 as a consequence the trip had ta be given up, much to the regret of many of the men, who were anticipating a very pleasant time. The preparations for the excursion had beea pretty generally completed, and th.j company would hava received flattering receptions ia Milwaukee and bheboy-gan. To-morrow the company will endeavor make up for the disappointment which has been occasioned by apendin the day ia 6chueizea park, which placa it will proceed from th3 armory ul ia lb -j forenoon. The morning will be spent ia target-shooting, and five prizes are ta be awarded ta the bext marksmen.

A picnic dinner will be taken at the proper hour, and the company will retura home lata in the afternoon. Art Loan ExniuiTio.N.--Ia connectioa with lha bazaar given by the ladies ef the M. E. church of this city, daring the first week in December, there will b3 held aa art loan exhibition. Tha ladies having it in charge have been to Milwaukee and Chicago, negotiating with parties for the loan of their pictures, and inform The State ournal that they have succeeded ia securing pictures froca some of the best artists ia this country, besides tha loaa of a few imported pictures from private individuals of those places.

Comrauni-cated. Decs HcsTisa The duck hunting is reported lo be excellent at present. Alia o. any morning cr evening one is able to hear a perfect fusilade in the direc-lioaof Dead lake as well as acroes Mev nona. George Joachim and a friend brought in a string of thiny-flve fine ducks Thursday, which he shot oa Second lake, and a party cf three workmen frora the plow factory did equally well the tame day.

Pirn Bni-43 Tktk.iv The mains of tie city water works are being tested lo-day. A small pump, lilting but oca gallon of water at a stroke and making but two hundred strokes per minute, is being uaed ta fill the mains, and consequently the work progresses slowly. One section at a time of the whole system is being subjected to the pressure between 150 and 20 pounds to the inch and the mains will not all be tested fcr a day or two ta come. Sfeecii. Mrs.

J. El lea Foster, who is to speak ia ocr city on Sunday evening has beea a mutt faithful and zealous worker for the canse in ber own state for a number cf years. But her efforts are not confined to Iowa. In eaatcra chits, including Boston, New York and Washington, abe is enthusiastically received. Let Madison greet her with a larga audience, Communicated.

Mrs. J. Ellen Foster, cf Clinton, Iowa, a distinguished leader in the Woman's Christian Temperance Union of that state, will give a lecture oa temperance, at tha Congregational chnrch Sunday evening, Oct. 1-aib. Exuxx W.

Lamb, pres. Y7. C. T. TJ.

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14, 182. Till! HEAVENLY ATTRACTION. The 2iox Viiib in the Eatter likff'T hi Grandest binre the one c-f '53. It Aipeirance Viewed from the Wiuh'iiirii O'litrtattrry, Morning Wh.it trofwr E. i).

Holder gardir)'; It The Luiuiunri bvrronryL the Ceietud Viator lhe Jovr.idl's Alronontr Geii Up Betimtt tj Take i thi ttiqh'. Few people rtalizu the true inaffnifi-cence lhe comet which bow adore the eastern hcBteci Et early morning. It it aliopttLt the mu.4 giorioui spectacle cf th km 1 tbut ha appeared withia tha yision rf the inhabitants lbi-4 hemis-phic sioct; the vwitrr if lS5d. The comet may b- se-tn in tb iky a little tbs fOCTil EAST tt Irot i iu tba inoruin, 5 o'clock, an i appears ths rory U-M advautaea tt atniut i u'ch-ck. Thea it in plain ani porttctly define 1 auttitn-t the blue back prounil.

It ae-em to be a trine over twenty eltprets in length, ct equal to about ond-fmirth the distance from the horizon the zenith. The breadth Time, tb nucleus appearing, an ea Tviih th nake 1 evp, like an ordinary bright fir, while TAlt, trctche tipvtar.1 athwict tha sky, a hazy ban 1 more than a eie-pre-e ia width, when it vanish ia nmt. AS IT Ari'EAIUU) Till UORSISO, th- comet was c-f a prandocr -which mre lucfuacp cannot ei juitice 1 ha condition we-re pTlcct for thu bt-t Dos-nbii view cT it. a the air wa clear an 1 cot an 1 net a clou couiJ be ateri ar ywhep' THfC NUCLEI'S, "which appears the uakol rye to b- a tum'l twinkling bail, pirs lathe comet r.t it Invte ixtrcmlty a rounde appear acre. Tbtj celestial visitor sheds a mil 1 liuht.

whicli posHt'Hsi the slightest bluish tiDc, soirifA hfct bko that of a diamond, only much extravagant. From a iarn I it. atHtVf, i-hw, ana even ia Jror.t, a- it s-ein, streams the light wbiclt i ixtremely dente tor a abort di lanci: tro, the nucleus, and completely obsctin vcr thin. IxyooJ. 1 hen it ex panes, Ihj lower a I th': time remain in' inert! compact, prown broad an broader, an 1 tinally eiitluses entire ly ia liit surrounding element'.

The en if tail is Cork el like that a hah, but is mor ragce I an 1 reminds one a tat ten-1 banner tio itin ia tb IN Cnl.OK, it is a olt, lipbt, olond, white opaque flass. Its aides rtra bildly cJefined, an 1 the exact place meet in, he-twcea blue auJ the while inott bd As viewed through the larpa sixteen iccli equatorial telescope i Washburn Observatory, thd appearance of tiie comet underpcH a cccsideiable chanpe. Then the nucleus appears, i a its true form, as AX OI.LON I MAf-S, about three times longer Iban broad. Ttre color, too, is chanL'td i a yellowisu tinre, when ln-t'orf it was c-f a bluisli while. Tho tail alit appears very differ-etitly.

In cloi-( proximity to tha hea 1 it seems dep an 1 rich, bile near the ex-tremlfy it ha 1 the appearance, to the visioa a aiaiu Journal representative, compose I I uutol 1 millions lire rinet partickst silvered dust, ihrouc'i which counlleM nambcr' of little stars twinkled. Whea questioue 1 regarding thy comet, rilOFKftfOIl E. 8. UOLDK.N, director Washburn Observatory, saij thul he did iH think that it was the illustrious visitor 'f althouga some astronomers maintained that it wu. His reason for his belief is thtt the orbit I thj preaert comet ha 1 beea determine 1 la bo an elliptical one, an 1 if it wera such, be was confided that th comet woulj axain appear at the expiratioa cf its reguiar period, which would three years bcuee hile if lb a period ef the come 1831 were three years, the comet would been seen numerous times since its hrtt sppetvaoco.

Then, too, this come wa- smaller" thaa the one of though it was by far the moft magiiiucect one which had aj-peare i ainca th prcat visiter that year. Tha obse rvatioa takea by Professor dea this morning was At. TOG ETUKU TU1 BEfT ona ho has bea able to take tthe comet liecauathe maia building cf the state university nas unfortunately bcea direct, ly between the nucleus cf the come an tha obcrvatery, tt the time ia the morn, iu whea lbs heavenly wonder has beea moifi brilliant; hence, toe cxaminatioa which tho pmfeaaor made of it, to-day, was very critical. In his opinion the nucleus, whose elocpatioa is from east webt, divide 1 into four sections, tbejs coining topether end ta end. THB LABQ FRAQHKKT which tome ajtrouomera maintaia became deiacbe troia the comet, by reasoa of in near approach ta the aua while passing its perihelion, recently, IJrof.

Holdea eJiacov-ered, this morning, was flying through apace three or four degrees to the south, west of the comet proper. This piece, which ia ta tha rear cf the mother comet, appeared to the experienced eye cf the prafvasor to be nothing more thaa fact it bore a strong resemblance t3 the tail of the comtt, of which, poeai-tly, it miabt section. Pn.f. Holdea aald that the comet was moving aouth-ward at the rate cf threo cr focr degrees each twenty-iour hours, and lhat proUbly it would Dot ba visible ia this hemisphera LONGER THAN THIS MOUTH; anJ, continuing, he said that believed it would become broken np nd pn 0 piece a and never a-iuia be eea here. The heralds and aurroundiogj rf tha visitor are peculiarly brilliant Nearly all of tha brightest luminaries heavea's hot are Af SKULLED TO I HOItOa TO THCOCC07.

Tb ueareu placa, as is lit, is occirpieJ by birius, brighiett and inott beautiful cf tfaa fixed aurs; while his beautiful forerun aera, the preat hunter, Orion, the Tainy with bright red Aldebaraa for their headlight, and the little Pleiads, ever mourning for their loet aister, reach toward the Mniiii. Great Jnpiter lends the town of Pleasant tarings dated Oct. 2,. coummrij su acres, Amos Fiyte to J. Iota and 6 of block a of the city of atonghton, cUted bepu 'M, Jl.tAA'.

Frank rank son to Anne Irankson, south third of lots 5 and in block of the city of btooghton. cUted Jul; fmrn. btepnt til to Marr C. Allen, lots 1 ana i of block 3 ol the village of Mount Vernon, dated bepu Amuod to Kittu Carlson, southeast quarterof northeast quart and nortneavt quar ter ot soutneasi qu irlvr ol sec. (less pa I) ol me town of liurau, cUud frepu'-tl, acres, 1 1.

tee). I hompson liurd.ck to Savanlia and bar ah dtck.piftof euuineasl quarter ol sec. X-i ol the tow of Album, dated Ucu 4, coutaining 4j crer, tl.e. John Johnson to Julius Johnson, undivided haif interest in and to center part ol lot .1 ol biock t7 of the ciiv of Stoushion and pail ol out quaaer of northeast quarter and art of nori tieri quarter of southt-a-l quarter of it'. ol ibe tow ol Dunkirk, dated bept.

contain. lteb acre-, ti.fjOJ. els Kittieson to Annanias Thronson, lot block No! the city of fctoughion, elated Oct- 2, Henry Meyer to Wilhelm Niebuhr, northwest quarter of northwest quarter ol section 11, of the iowuoi trona, uiU uct. coniaium lony aerie, orweeun Methodist Euiscopal church of Cam- britite to AdoipU bundberg, lot block a (lers parti, i the vi.lace ol el Cambndo, dated S.i.70. Jonn icbuhr to ilhelin iebuhr, B- uthwet quar cr of northwerl quarter of section ll.of the U)n of Veiona, datea ext.

6, couuoniiig forty acres, H.OUO. OCTOBER 7. O. Uaseltine to John Fait, northeast quarter of northeast quarter (lers part), of section in, of li.e i I jtazomauie, dated ucu coutaining iniriy-six acref, i.s. Patrick Mauton lo Thomas Gjerlsan, part of lot block uo, ol the citr of StjUilUlou.

dated Uct. b. 1700. lia Moses to Robert and Adelbert Harland, part of Fomheaet quarter i routheart quarter ot section and part ol southwest quarter of section E4 ol the towu of fcuu Prairie, da Ltd October 7, containing 4t acre. OCTOBtB 9.

Pauline D. Parr to John S. Dailv, east half of rouuiea-t qu-irter and part of southwest quar ter ol southeart quarter of section 7 ana bona half ol nor neaxl quarter, less sens, ol section 1b ol the iowu of Collage rove, dated October coiitainin Ufi i acres, s7.r.. bllrLa V. Mam lo Jacob llendriz.

northeast quarter of rouiliwect quarter ol section of tne town of Albion, dated bept. 15, coutaimng 40 acre, f4 band Milder to Alonro Cbipman, northeast quarter ol i-OJthcatt quarter of east half of north east quarter ol section SJ ol tne town ol Bristol, tUttd aeptember 110 acres, OTTOBEB 1U. William Rirynor to Aupni't Lange, lot 10 of Diock l( ot tne village ol Maxomauie, dated Jan Ss. 187', Siio. John Ziiniuer to Henry Simpkin.

lot 1 of block 1U tr the village of Suu Prairie, dated beptembei 7, $tu. Andrea E. Eniren to Henry Becker, northenst quarter of sou.heHit ol s. coon I tliu tow of lone Mounds, uated October 4, containing 10 aerex, deorire Dow to Jens A. Encland.

part of mi rserve in the village of Cambridge, dated March In. Siui. Peter Devine to William Knyston, lot 11 of bunk -i. In the village ol dated Octo ber 4, fjO. OCTOBER li.

Aase O. Cakke to Hans llaakenson, southeast quarter of southeast quarter and uoriheitsi Irao liouai quarter ol soiilheai-l quait of recti 'i ol tbe town ol uui.n, Uatea Uclober li, tit orce liruner to John Marx, wel three quar ters ol car-l half of nonhwert quarter and west half of pouiliwcel qua ter ana wert naif of uorlh- wc-l quarter lies- 1 t.l-!uu acres) ol section 10, and part ol northwest quarter of iiorlhwesl quarter of section i4 ol tie town ol Merry, dated tJilobcr 11, containing in 7 l-iou acres, O. Jo; pen Gulsou to AiuoiiU i' Flatten, southwest quarter of souiheast qu and souiheai-t half ot norhwext miner of southeast quarter and southeast half of southeast quailer of -ouibwerl quarter of set lion tov of Vermont, dated Oa. 11, coutalninz thirty acres, Mariha Jardiu to Kobert John Jardin, cast part of sou quarter of southea quarterof section 11, low ol pringfleld. da led Oct.

11, contain ic it 12 acres. John Join lo 'I nomas Jones, north balf of northeast quarter of soaihwext quarter and north Ualf of nonbwert quailer of southeast quarter and southwest quarter of nortlieast quarter and northwest quarter of no; tbeaft quarter, less ten actes, of section 'Si, and no in end qnaiter of soutbwt st quarter ol section wt, to or spring-(i am, dated eptember ceintaiuic 15o acres, I huh. Kuuat Krikson to Hans T. Ilsnson, part of southeast quarter or nortneaM quarter or section 8 and part of southwest quarter of.noribwe quarterof section tf, town ol Uur.klik, dated Oc tober il, conialninii inree acres ana rous, tinder Mandt lo hnndt Erickson, part ol southeast quarter of northeast quarter of section and p.tri of south wed qlirlT ol norihw. si quarterof section lown of Dunkirk, dated December cotiiaininj; three acres and lit rod.

nliain F. Vilas to Thomas Jones, southeast quarter of uoithwest quarter of section si of tne low ii of bpi daied October containing HI acres, $J0. OCToBtll i. M. Dorn to Citorse UtiMef, east twrt-thirds of wei-t half of lots tt and block i of tho village of Majioni d.teil October li, Sl-0.

E. lhwicg to linrbaia Ami Week, lots 6, 7 and in the village of Marshall, dated October 4, $KAJ. Mrs. Foster, Temerance Lecturer. To the Editors Mrs.

J. Ellen Foster is a lawyer of fine repute in Iowa, though for some years all her time has been given to the temperance work. She studied law by the advice of her husband, Judge Foster, of Clinton, and waa admitted to the bar. Soon after, she won a noted liquor suit, which she argued before the supreme court, the case having been lost in the lower courts and appealed. Not long after, her house was burned in the night by.

her adversaries, but phoenix-like she passed out from the ashes which her enemies sought to make her winding sheet, infused with new zeal and clothed with added power. From that day to this she haa been electrifying her audiences from Boston to Omaha, from Minnesota to Kansas, with her masterly logic, her queenly diction, and ber thrilling eloquence. She comes to Madison for the second time, under the auspices of the Woman' Chriatlan Temperance Union, and we think the only regret will be that she does not speak in a larger house than the Congregational church, which will not be likely to accommodate all who will want to hear her. I. II.

I. Weather Report. LOCAL REPORT-U M. Majon. Oct.

14, 1882. At the S. Shcnal Office, to-day, at coon, the temperatare rnaed from 51 degroes to 66 tie- rrres. with south wind, steady pressure and clear weather. 1HD.

Tim. Bar. Ther. Ham. Dir.lVel Weather.

Oct- 13. P. X. 10:1 P. Oct.

14 6: OA. X. A. X. .9 6i 64 51 61 50 to 80 60 Clear.

Clear. Clear. Clear. 80 03 1 INDICATIONS. Waibibstoit, OcL 1410 A.

IL for the Upper Mississippi and Missouri valleys during lha day Kbit weather, la southern and eastern portions, followed by rising barometer with winds shifting to south we and northwest In the southern por tion; stationary or alight rise In temperature. The lower Missouri river will rise slowly. AT THE COUXTT FAia. There has been much criticism of the alleged interference of the temperance women with the management of the county fair. Many profess to believe that by their action the number in attendance on the fair was greatly lessened.

A letter from the president of the agricultural so. ciety, CoL Warner, published in The Democrat of October 12th, gives the fol lowing statements, which show such belief to be incorrect: The gala receipts for 1881 were Tn irat receipts lor 14 were Thus an increase rather than a dimin ished attendance is shown, and the appre hension of even "Prohibitionist, of The lemorrat, may be in some measure al layed. The quiet and order on the grounds, at nirht aa well aa durinz the day-time, speak favorably for those in at-tendanc (Conimunicaied. ents. Motion argued bv W.

Bonn fur respondents, and by X. P. Wing and I. C. bloan for ap- pvnauu urn mens, respondent, tb.

Walters. BDnellant. Argument commenced by Hichard Carter and M. J.iJrign9 fr appellant, and by Calvert Spensley iuf n'niuucu, run uov completed. Court adjourned, etc Saturdat, Oct.

14 2Sd day. Court met etc. bammens vs. Walters. Arcument resamed mnA com i leted.

McMiliau etal respondents, vs. Wehle. id. pellauu Argued by J.J. Fmit and M.

r. Wing for appellant, aud by C. W. tiuuu for respondents The Jasesvilxe Way. A Jancsville exchange, with the customary modesty desplayed by the paper of that city, con tains the following item, which will be read with special interest by drill-masters and members of broom brigades every where The committee In charge of the broom britrada ties ire, before resigning their office, to lhank taoie who contributed to make the entertainment nnan cially successful: Adjutant M.

A. New man. tn best drill roaster in the state, who wiilwely and paueuuy iea on ine oriaue to wnere it now stands champ. on of the nittd btates. Presented with a Chair Mr.

J. B. Ileim, the newly elected superintendent of the city water-works, was the recipient of a fine easy chair, which waa pre 8enied to him last evening by the em ployes in Wm. J. Park company's book bindery, of which Mr.

Helm was the fore man for years. Milwaukee and Chicago Expositions. The Chicago, Milwaukee St. Paul Railway Company will sell round-trip excursion tickets to the Milwaukee Eipositlon, as follows: At any time, from September 5th until October 21st. inclusive, the return ticket will be good until the Monday following the date of sale.

Hound-trip fare, including admission, four dollars and fifteen cents ($4 IS). For the Chicago Exposition, as follows: Sixth sale OcL 10th and 11th, good to return until OcL 16th. Seventh sale OcL 17th and 18th, good to return until OcL 23d. Fare, including admission, five dollars and eighty cents (o 80). L.

D. Stone, Pass. Ticket Ag't, Madison. A. V.

II. Carpenter, Gen'l Tick. Pass. Ag'L 898sept2dtoctl8 Inter -State Industrial Exposition Chicago; Alao, Horse Show 6th to Oct. 21t.

To persons wishing to attend the Exposi tions, aa above noted, lhe Chicago North-western Railway will sell tickets to Chicago and return at $3 80. This amouut iu eludes the admission tickeL These tickets will be sold on the following days only, and good to return as noted good to Dayt of tale rrtutn until October 10 and 1 1 October 1 6 October and 18 October 2d W. M. Foresman, Agent. Milwaukee Industrial Exposition.

To persona wishing to attend the Milwaukee Industrial Exposition, SepL 5th to OcL 21st, the Chicago Northwestern Railroad will sell tickeU to Milwaukee and return at 4.15. This amount includes the admission ticket. Tickets will be sold as follows: Tickets sold Oct 2d to 8ih, inclusive, good to return until Oct. 9th. Tickets sold Oct.

9th to 15th, inclusive, goexl to return until OcL 16th. Tickets sold October to 21st, good to return until Oct. 23d. W. M.

Foresman, Agent. tSTIn order to aecu a Good Light during winter nights, obtain FOUNTAIN OF LIGHT Kerosene Oil: Invariably good. Refined by our New Process Gives perfect satisfaction. Sax's 150 Fire TesL Sold by Dealers, and at wholesale by Pardee Bro. Tiew ol a change la firm, the enrly settlement of eiutLtanding accounts is desired and respectfully icqaestrd.

FllCU, FOX FITCH. 137 Fast, brilliant and fashionable are the Diamond Dye colors. One package colors 1 to 4 lbs. of goods. 10 cents for any color.

1011oct2dawlw OF Before dying, try nollister's new dyes, the best, and warranted. tWA Sure Cure for Corns, at Hollis- ter's. 1035octl4dlt of Lrorcers Remaining unclaimed at the Poatofflca at Mtdl- on, laconsln, oa tb 13th day of October, A. D. 182.

To obiain any of theae TeltorB, tha applicant inu.i can mr luionuea letters, giTinif ta date of tnla liiL If not clled for within on month, thy will ba iu iuq mm iriier uidco. N. B. Areqnest for the return of a lettr to the writer. If unclaimed within thirty days or leo, written or printed with the writer's name, pont- uuiiv suu line, itimi uia ion nana end oi toe envelope, on me lace aide, wui be complied with JStc 456, Lata of 187V.

LADIES' LIST. Beck, MI Leipert, Mm Minnie Burdetee, Mra Fred Hean. Mim Ida McGUl, Ms Kate Barhyte, Mlse Mornay, Mary Nichols, Mra 8 Hunt, MIbb Francea, i So era, Minn Daley Healev. Mix Katie Hoy, it ibb Mary Wlleon. MIbb Florence Uoye, M.bb Mary Jane Woodruff, Mrs GENTLEMEN'S LIST McCoy.

BIHv Mhler, Lient Wm Naef, Joseph Ordwsy, Ben O'Brien, Martin Poole, Pope, Kobt Buckel, Walter 8 Stupfel, Anton 8 hoi. Cbaa Sraith. Jack Bchneldcr Jt fhad Vaa Slight, Dave WIIbob, George Werll, oban Wuhaaae, James Zera, Prof Anderson, Wm II Barnard. FA Byer. Forbee Bowley.

Batchelder, Lisas Campbell, Jno Conila, Peter Davla, JE Glnty, II Harlem, Frank Hifrerty, Neiaoa lllckok. Warren CV 1 Jones, ET Kelly, John Lewis, Homer Liefleld, John Modlg. Aognst SCANDINAVIAN UST. LADISB. Miss Inger Conradaco Miss Iarer Patersoa Mibs Lena Erickson Miss alia Peterson Mita Km ma Johnson Mrs Sarah Thompson Mias tl.iLa Olson OBBTI.BMBB.

II Hansen Ola Olscn PJchanson Erich Olits tians Joan ik) a Andrew Peterson r.ricn latbob II Soodergaard MarUnus Marienaon, LThon-nesB FOUKTII CLASS MATTER. Prof Orrin Clark MrsMLDoda FAFaake qso. x. Bay ant, r. u.

tW The best is the cheapest," in an old and true maxim. The Celluloid Eye-Glasses are the best for those wuo need artificial aid for the eyes. For eale by all leading Jewelers and Opticians. 5S6oct7deodlw To Itr-ut. A house on Gilman street, lot 6, block 62, between Carroll and Henry streets.

Apply to B. Warnes, Corner Main W. Canal Sts. 97Csept21dtf PORT GRAPE WINE. Excellent for Ladies and Weakly Persona and the AeeeL 9i fr tj il -TVY 'JJJ -Z' miKS PORT GRAPE WINE! FOUR.

YEAR'S OLD. THIS CELHBRATKl) NATIVE WINE in made from the Juice of the Oporto Grape, raided In this country. Ite Invaluable Tonic and Strengthening- Preipertle are nnnrpaMed by any other Native Wine It I particuUriy beneficial to the aged and debilitated, and suited to tlie various ailments that aflcct the weaker sex. SPEER'S 1. J.

SHERRY li awineor Superior Character, and for Medicinal Properties, It will be found unexcelled. SPEER'S P. BRANDY stands unrivalled for medicinal purposes. It is a puki distillation from the trrape. bee that the signature of ALFRED rPKER, Passaic, N.

Is over the cork of each bottle. Sold by J. H. CLAniT, AND BT DRCOOISTS 1TI1TVHIEI. 77SJy7deodlyr RIM, WMlh cos Indexed Atlas of the W-fld.

Historical, Statistical, Descriptive and Illustrated by Colored Diagrams. To Be Had by Subscription in Advance of Publication Only, Through the Recognized and Authorized Agents of the Publishers, RAND, McNALLY Chicago. EXTRACTS OF TESTIMONIALS. It sbonld be in every school, library, and bouse tne land. J.

m. uorernor. It seems most admirably arranged, and to be aa complete and convenient as possible. Ex-Gov. Lvciut raireAua.

It Is, In my opinion, the most comprehensive and reliable work of tbe ktna published. mt u. 7imm, stcrtiary Qf It holds, In a convenient and full form, the legaphicai ana statistical knowledge of oar time. rrettaeni 11 at com. malt untvertUy.

I am Impressed with the fnlless and accuracy of tne inriirmation emDoO'ea in tne work. rrttl dtnt Ckapin BtloU CotUge. It plao before tbe eye, aa In a besntlfnl paint- lug, tbe most interestinx features or our own country and all other countries. Mtv. John JfcLtuTi, BtloU.

The vast amount of varied Information contained In ibis work, evidently collected with the rreBtest care, and coi.vrnlently arranged, makes Ft vety vslnableas a work of reference. J'rqfutor YYm JI Beach, UighSchool. BtloU. I have not before met anything which I retard as hiving- nearly merit au encyclopedia of ideographical knowledge. Mtv.

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lieaor, BtloU. I recommend it to the favorable attention of the school boards. on. Moo Graham, btaU SuperinUndtnL WUseptildlw STATE OF WISCONSIN Coanty Coart Dana Coonty. Ia the matter of the eUte of Jacob Mliler, deceased.

Ustate; In obate Aa iBBtrntBeDt In wcluar, purvortlur to be tbe last win bbi UiUntkl of Jacob Miller, of Medina, la ea'd county, ha via been delivered Into sa'd toort: And Lncios smith, ol the village cf Verona. In aid couatr, having prreenwa to said Court bib petition in vnutr ooiy vsriard, represeBt'ns; aacag other things, that said Jacoa Mler diet tea 'ate. at Medina, la said canty, on tbe lib of September, 1P83, and pr.yica that a time and place be apf4nted fur proriBt: said last will ani tesusoent, ai.d taai letter a iexameDtay la Bald matter be granted to tclos sta th. On motion of Lnela Sm'tB, aald petiuoeer: It la appointed ana oruera, ibat aald petition and the muers therein be heard sad proofs of aid last will and testament be taken, at tbe re-Jar tana of sstd Ooert, appointed to be held at tan Conn Boobs of Bald eonntj. In 'be dtyot Madtaon.

on th first Tnenday of NovtaW, It at tha Dean a of the Coa tatt day. or si soon thereafter as s.ld petlt ooer ean be heard, ween all cne4B.d may app-ar and contest the of said will end tesiamenu it is oraeiea. ibsi notice oi sacs iiaae mom so appointed, be flven ay pnttttratton bere- werks soec'ssivei. previous said lima oolnted. in tbe WtreooBtn but Journal, a paper pabltsbed la Bid Daae eonntjr.

ed Yadiaon, uct. nth, 18B1. he (Jonn: alubm s. samhjkh, JaBta. U'fauim A Eniicilt.

Auwmii tar PfAlk mer. lOboocUidOBBtw-Mt fc i At P1B Of BO Bi rner. THE ABOVE NAMED FXCUR- SION TICKETS lll be regularly on sale about ejetober gd to return until Jt, 88-i, a the Tourist for utbein Teias points can have tho choice ol routen: golnjr and relurn-ng via New Uileutis. or oinn via New Uriean and returning North through Texs, either via Indian Te-ntory ami Sst. Louis, or throucli Arkansas and St.

Louis or Caiio or tiff Thu mauy attraction In and around New Orlemn makes that city the murt desirable p.int lor the Inter lourlut to rn.ke his healqurters. The beautliul resoits along lhe tiulf t'uat, bat a short dlxtanae from tbe city, where will be f- nn I the finest Hunting Fishing, lioating. and, lir fact, ail sons of healthy and invigor.Uuz pastimes, make New Orleans THB Most Attractive Writer Resort On This Continent. 8eve-al Magnificent PULLMAN PALACE SLKhPINO CAR, of the Latest Pattern, built expres-ly for this Line, also orne endid DAY COACllE, have been auded to the equip-meut, and the Tourist via ILLINOI-? CENTRAL R. R.

can rely on having first-clan accommodations. more Psrtlcular Information Con-ceriuni these TOURS, write to the nnuerslfned for Fall and Winter Excursion Folder, Which gives Routes, Rates and Time, with a oi me itoute, and all other necessary Information, a. n. nAncow, General Passenger Agent, Chicago. TnOS.

DOR WIN, General Northern Passenger Agent, 111 Racdolph Street, Caitago. lOA-oct diw Chas. G. Mayers HAS Ilts OmcEs to thb New Stoto Baxih Block, Where lie Now Offers INSURANCE' On the Most Liberal Terms, In some of tbe Oldest and Strongest Companies In tne orld, Representing in the Aggregate Upwards of feisty Bullions of Capital. ATTENTION ALSO GIVEN TO TUB Care and Sale of Real Estate.

1046octllalm Tiie Steamer Day Stato. FIRST TRIP. Leaves foot of Carroll street at P. M. Return ing, leaves Tunyawatha at P.

SECOND TRIP. Leaves foot of Carrol) street at 6:10 P. Kast Madison depot at 6:15 P.M. ReinrBinff. leaves Tonjawatha at P.

M. THIRD TRIP Leaves foot of Carroll street at M. Retnr lag, leavee Tonyawntna ai 8 P. M. -eiadu IUBLIC NOTICE ISHERFBV given ibbi tne power oi atiornrj Kr.u...

tbe Excelsior Oaa Liuht and Manuiacturlnir ih. iimi I)ISCC BUtborlrng him to dispose of for 'd theriehlWii.anafactore. v.nd and "l2 VMU improved I'oriaoie of Wi.con.tn, Is, with all cn. in said letters oi aitoruej. and made void.

Ky order ol Board oi Cnicago. 111.. Oct- V. KKLLOOei, Preeldent JUcelsior tas lOSoocUidlt I.