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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-06-30
Marshall County Republic
can C0nventiOn.

a large number OF Republicans assem-
bled at the Court House in Plymouth, on
Saturday. June %. 1859. for the purpose
of nominating a candidate for Clerk, and
twocandidates for Commissioners, one for
the I'd and one for the Sd District, in pur-
suance Of public notice. At one o'clock,
Up. m. Gen. WIN. BAILEY, called the meet
ing to order, and on motion DANIEL BRowN,
Esq. was called to- the Chair, and, Gen.
WIZ. BAnEY chosen Vice President g i.
MArTrSGLY. was appointed Secretary.
The Convention being organized a call
of the townshipsw WAS ordered. when'it..was
ascertained that every township was rep
resented
Judge Fuller moved that the delegates
retire, each township to itself. for the pur-
pose of consulting and deciding for whom
they should cast their votes, which, after
a spirited debate on motion to amend so
as to allow all present from the. several
townships to act as delegates, was agreed
to.
The delegates after short absence re-
turned, when it was decided to cast an In
formal ballot for Clerk, which resulted as
follows: .F.4sF
Pershing 429. Shirley IS. Bailey is.
Corbaley 8. Beeman IA. Thayer L..
Mr.. Thayer Withdrew his name ss a can
di1ate before the Convention. s.4ts =
On motion, the Convention agreed that
the next ballot should be for candidates fol-
all the offices to be filled. s.f..~o(Y -
The delegates again retired to consult
and prepare their ballots; returning in a
few minutes they proceeded to. vote by
townships rs they were called, which re-
suited as follows: u. ef.H III.
For Clerk-Hezekiah r. Pershing re-
ceived 56 votes, VIM. G. Shirley 81, OH
yer Bailey 9. Mr.. Pershing having re-
ceived majority of the whole vote, was
declared the nominee of the Convention
For Commissioner, 2d Dis.-Elijah b.
ley. Of Bourbon township, received 81
votes, j. w. Cleveland Z, Jos. f. Yves
tervelt IA, S. ID. Taber Z, John Williams
Is. s -
Mr.. Boley having received majority oil
the votes was declared nominated. rsf
For Commissioner. Sd Dis.-I. y. Nor
ris, of Union township, received 81 votes.
Caleb Railsback, of Walnut township, Is
Mr.. Morris was declared the nominee.
On motion Of Capt. o. Bailey the nom
nations were made unanimous. ;i.,sss
On motion it was decided that a Cen
trail Committee consisting of three persons
should be appointed; whereupon the fol-
lowing gentlemen were appointed said
COMMITTEES: y. Sherman, a. Fuller, j ohm
l.. Wcstervelt.
The following resolution offered by Mr.
n. Bolton, of Bourbon township, was a.
dortel:
Resoiced. That the system of American
Slavery is sectional and that the Constitu.
ton of the United States is a chart of e.
quality and freedom.
On motion OF DIR. Sherman vote o.
thanks was rendered to the President, Vice
President and Secretary for the manner II
which they had discharged their duties
On motion. The proceedings were order
ell to be published in the Marshall Coun,
RePuJiicon. 1f
Adjourned.
DANIEL BROWN, Pres't.
WIN. BAILEY, Vice Pres't.
i. MArrISsLY. Sec'y.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-06-30

Re- We publish in another part Of our
paper some structures from the Indiana
Journal in regard to the absurd and unjust
policy adopted by the present federal Adj
ministration towards naturalized citizens
who voluntarily return to the country Of
their nativity. Here are the letters refer.
red to from Secretary Cass. which we pub
lisA that our naturalized fellow-citizens
may see the odious distinction the Dcmoc.
racy makes between them and native cit-
zens. The latter is to gentleman at Gin.
cinnati. ss,. oF,s
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-06-30

EE The Chicago Tribune says that yfy
Democrats Of Leayenworth. Kansas. are
under indictment for fraudulent voting at
the recent election for Constitutional del
egates. They undertook to play Kickapoo
and Delswsre Crossings over again. but
we presume they had not Cincinnati Di-
rectory handy. or convenient candle box,
and consequently SO Numbered the fraud
that they were caught. .*s
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-06-30

HIcn TxxEs.-We suggested last week
tInt tn levy Of IS cents on the 500 made
BY the Commissioners Of this county should
YET - reduced before it was put on the Du-
.plicats. bat on examination find that 1T can
not legally be done. The law says the
Commissioners shall attend to the business
1t the Jnns term. and consequently they
haze no power now to reduce the levy then
made = - s....s.'.sss "a - $50 - '--ss =
3 1fths people should feel oppressed by
suck high and unnecessary taxes, they viii
undsrstsni which party is responsible. and
apply the remedy accordingly next Octo-
Der. &sa 49, sassf9 p =
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-06-30
TIckErs, $500. SIX TIckErs, $500,
= .Tos6s. drawn az Ci'aeinnsti,i = ohio,t Z
Monday, August Sth, 1889.

.
L. D. SINE would announce to. the public. that,
in addition 70 his regular monthly Gift Enterprises
he viii give his Fourth Grand Art, Union Dlstribu-
ton. on Monday, sth day Of August next, On which
occasion will be distributed Eighteen Hundred
Beautiful and Costly Prizes. valued at SD. 000---
Among the Gifts viii be found Three Hundred
Prizes in American Gold, ranging in sums from
Silver Lever fimtihg Watches, worth from 500 20
$500 EACH, Ten, beautiful Oil Paintings and En-
cravings, worth from rs to, $500 each the re,
Inaining prizes consisting of Ladies' Bro asfpns and
Earrings; Gents Diamond Brcaspins, Studs,
Sleeve Buttons. fingcr-rings; Gold Pens and
Pencils; Gold Pens, silver extension, etc
The Paintings will be exchanged for Watches
or Jewelry at the lowest cash prices, il desired by
the ticket-hoders. All prizes drawn by persons
not present. will be forwarded to the tcket-hoidsrs
within one week Eom the day Of Drawing, either
by Mail or Express, free ofexpense, and at my
risk. Persons. at = distance who cannot attend
tie drawing themselves, VIII stand the same chance
a. though, they were present. but If they desire u
they 1can appoint any on, toattend for them, who
resides in Cincinnati, or who may be on visit to
the city on the day Of drawing. ,sssu If4sFEs
list OF Drawn Numbers will be forwarded to
ItickethoIders, whether fortunate or not. "a
The usual premium of ten per cent in. Jcweiry
viii be allowed to agents selling six tickets up
gard; Agents selling Ii Any o aRvard ], will be al
All respcpsibls pcrsonsFare requested 60 act -
agenls l0r The sale Of my tickets. In ordering
tickets for thia Enterprise be and saw "fof
your Fourta Art-U naon Drawing, otherwise tick
cts might be sent for ny regslar menthly Enter
psises- Agents are earnesly requested MOTTO order
more tick cts dian they have certainty Of sel'ng
Unsold tickets must positively be returned at least
one week previous to the day Of Drawing, in order
that may be sbis dispose of tlsem IN Cincinnati
Ohio, Covington and Nevport, KY E7.lks[
All ordars must be addressed, l.. d. Sine, Boz
40 Cinelnnnd, Ohio j April 14---2s
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-06-30

MAsoSIc CELEBRATIoN AT LAPoRTE--
We visited Laporte on the oath inst. for
the purpose of witnessing the Masonic Gel
ebration In commemoration of the anniver-
ssry OF John the Baptist. A large num-
Der of our citizens of both sexes also attend
Ell for a similar purpose. The train start
I'll from this place about half past eight, aud
af>sra pleasant ride of an hour and half o.
yer the c.. p. q G. r. II. We all arrived at
Laporte. Soon after athunder shower came
up, which interfercd somewhat with the
arrrnrements. but it held up about IL o.
clock, al which hour the Fraternity num-
bering about 200. formed in procession and
marched along few ofthe principal streets
TO Huffman Hall, where a large audience
l.sd already assembled Soon after IL o.
clock the exercises commenced, which were
of highly interesting character. The
singing especially .iby thechcir. judges pro-
nounccd exceedingly good. The Grafton
was delivered by Rev. w. w. KING. of
Chicago. and we can say Of a truth. that
sws never listened TO one that pleased rs bet
ter. The installation of new officers of
two or thres Lodges. interspersed with de-
,Iightfrl music by the choir. followed the
Grafton. The exercises at tire Hall hsv-
ing been concluded the procession was re-
Soruea and marched to the Teegarden House
where snmptuous repast had been pre-
pared for the entertainrent of the Order
and . number of invited guests.
We were honored by the liberal propri-
stor, Mr. AxrEL. with complimentary
ticket to dinner, but, being little modest
failed to secure seat at the FIRST table
when we availed ourself Of an invitation o.
q friend to dine with him At Sandy 0lds'
where We Jared sumptuously upon the good
things Sandy spread before US. q -
AZ 5 o'clock. p M. the train started or
its return trip. and before sun set. We wcr'
again in our sAnctum, having had . yer,
pleasant timsof is.-Mr. Wsleoms Rice. tn
eentlemanly conductor, having eontributes
largely. by bis polite attentions. to the en-
joymsats Of the party.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-06-30
Map of Marshall County.

YINHE undersigned propose getting up LrrHo-
II GRAPH MAP of Marshall County, (proyid, d
sufficient encouragement is givtn,) containing the
Civil and Congressional Townships, Sections and
.ne smaller subdivisions, with the owners name,
" ater COURSES, Towns, Post Offices, the principal
State and County Roads, Mills, Lakes, Churches,
&C.. &c.2
IL viii be live feet three inches square. besides
the heading margin and references.
lta sufficient number Of subscribers are obtained.
It will be ready for distribution in NovemI,sr ,.,,
iHAN-'iS'-One COPY So 90
cloth back and rollers. A 0c
J. b. N. KIHNGER.~
June 23-33w3 THOS. McDONAI.D-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-06-30

KASsxs-The Kansas City 1Mfropoii-
tan Of the 18th inst, says: The official
returns show 80 Republican and 20 Dem
ocratic members of the Constitutional
Convention" A clear majority of tscelps
instead Of three as stated in such iubilant
notes by the Democratic journals all over
the country.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-06-30

The appraisement Of real estate in La
Porte Co. foots up s., 663. 53s.
In old Wayne the lands and town lots.
irrespective Of improvements are appraised
at sf0,2f3.07S. Average value per acre
s33 "a. kg s
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-06-30

ATLANTIC MONTHLY for July. has been
received. Contents; Thomas Paine's Sc
cond appearance in the U. s.; OF Books
and the Reading thereof; After the Ball
Rock. Tree. and Man; Chip Dartmouth;
Seen and Unseen; Percival; Zelma's Vow;
William Shakespeare Attorney and Soil
tor; The Minister'S Wooing; The Profes-
sor at the Rreakfast-Table; Art; Reviews
and Literary Notices. - -. :
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-06-30

AL the Editors who attended the Edi-
torial Festival at this place on the 14th
inst, speak IN the highest terms of praise
of The dinner prcparei for thcm at the Ed
wards House. One of them confers the
honorary degree of P. B. (perfect brick, }
upon Captain Bailey. the landlord, and
all pnhesitatinsly affirm that he keeps one
of the best Houses in Northern Indiana.
1t stands higher in public estimation. we
believe, since Captain Bailey, P. B., has
taken charge Of it than ever it did before,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-06-30

The HARvEsr.- We have news from
this county. and from about twenty coun-
ties adjoining. or in other parts of the
State. and from none do we hear any thing
but the most gratifying inteIIigcnce of the
harvest Without exception the wheat Is
said to be heavier an better than in any
previous year. Though thin on the ground
IN many places, the heals are so full and
heavy that more than an average yield i
claimed in most Of the places heard from
-Isdidnapolis Jour, 2SM. : s.ss t'fsai
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-06-30
100000 BOTTLES SOLD!
100000 BOTTLES SoLDg a.
Bakers Pain Panacea.
Bakers Pain PanaCea,

IA cure for external and internal pains
2--1t is known to every family in the West.
SIT has moro real virtue than any Pain Killer
IN use. 49,. Stomach.
4-Cures RhucnatiSm, Neuralgia. Cramps in the
Cures Barnes. Bruises, Spriins, Cuts. Sores
of all kinds. . -. Iof al kiuE
6-Curcs Collie, Corfis. Bunions and Sw,fr:n.s
1-One dose will check the Dvscntrry or D;auhGa
s-As I.nirn ent or Wash ti,crr H. none superior
9-one trial win ,tisfy all its remarkable power
l0-ln short, il speedily relieves all inf INN ions
and external pains. and can be foand at all
Drug Stores in the country.
BOLLES, SMITH q co,
ss-sc - Proprietors. 124 Lake St, Chicago.
IL To whom ali orders must be addressed
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-06-30

DR.. E. w. H. ELLIS has been selected
to deliver the Fourth Of July Grafton at
Laports. S 49,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-06-30

LUTHER MANN was nominated for Re-
corder of La Porte Co., on Saturday last
by the Republican Convention.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-06-30

AsorHxn LARGE Eoo.- MIR. JoHS N.
Wrxrorr brought ms hen egg the other
day which measured 81 in. one way and Il
in. the other. 1t was was laid. Mr.. w.
Informed Us, by . hen OF the common
breed. Who can beat it?
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-06-30

LADIES AMERICAN MAGAzlSE--This is
beautiful Magazine. :" and cannot fail to
grow in popular favor. It is Published in
n. Y, No. Beekman street. by Henry
White. at 81 per annum. 1t is equal to
any of its cotemporaries. . - ,.ss.sas
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-06-30

nF the Receipts aud Expenditures of Marshal,
" County for the financial year ending Mn n
lea9, submitted by the Auditor to the Board q,
Commissioners. at the June Term, 1859:
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-06-30

NICE BUrrEn.-The roll Of Butter sent
ms last week by Mrs. GEORGE W.WnIcHr,
was very nice indeed. 1t would have ia
ken the premium at any Fair. Many
thanks to the donor FOR the compliment.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-06-30

The large dish full Of nice Rsspberries
sent us by Captain BAILEY, of the Ed
wards House. yesterday, was very accept
able. The Captain is always on the qs'
r;;pe for delicacies and rarisies for the graf
;6cstion his bosrdess and guests. 9 s'fss
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-06-30
DEPARTMENT or STATE. }
WAsHINGToN. May Il. 80. {

To Mr.. FELIX LEeunE, Memphis, Ten.
nesse:-Sir-Yourl letter Of the 18th inst
has been received. In reply have to state
that it is understood that the French Gov
eminent claims military service from all
natives Of France who may be found with
in its jurisdiction, Your naturalization
in this country will not exempt you from
that claim If you should voluntary repair
thither. .'anaa g ei isi
50 / am, Sir, your obedient servant
/ All fffr sifs T;-,rts C.ss
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-06-30
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
~ s WAsHIN6ToN, june Is.


Sin: In answer to your letter of the 9th
inst. havcto inform you that the brief
letter from this Department to which you
refer. dated the 18th of May last, aud al :
dressed to Felix Legure. was in reply to an
application for information, aud was prin-
cipaliy intended to recommend caution to
our natumlized fellow citizens, natives of
France, in returning to that country, as the
operations Of the French CONSUMPTION law
were positively known, and might bear
iniuriously upon that class of American
citizens. Most Of the continental Euro
pean nations have a. systen of military or
ganization, by which their citizens are
compelled to serve in the army by conscrip-
ton. and not as in Franco where the duty Is
designated by lot or draft. In Prussia
every person is required to take his turn
as soldier,
The condition Of American natnralizcsl
citizens returning to their native country.
where the system of compulsory services
prevails and who had left before such SER
vice, has consequently been the subject of
discussion with some Of the European
powers. Qnite recently It has risen be-
tween the United States and Prussia, and
the Repre- ,cntativ. OF this country, at the
Court Of Berlin, has brought the matter to
the attention Of the Prussian Government.
In the Instructions which. were sent him.
May IA. 1889. it was explicitly stated that
this Government opposed the doctrine Of
perpetual allegiance, and maiatains the
right Of expatriation. and the right to form
new political ties elsewhere Upon this
subject il is observed, that in this age of
the world. the idea Of controlling the cit
izen in the choice Of home, and binding
him by mere political theory, to inhabit
for his lie time. country which he des-
sires to leave. can hardly be entertained By
any Government. The United States there
fore maintains the proposition that natur-
allied citizens returning to the country oil
their birth. are not iizbie to any duties or
penalties &c ;ept such as scsre IN existence al
the period Of their emigration. If, at that
time. they were in the army, or actually
called into it, such emigration and na.ur-
alization do not exempt them from the le-
gal penalty which they incurred by their
descrtion. : But this penalty may be en-
forced against them whenever they. shall
voluntarily place themselves within the 10
cal jurisdiction Of their native country
and shall be proceeded against according
to law. But when no personal liabilities
exist against them at the period Of then
teuiigrafion. the law of nations, IN the opin'
ioh OF this Government gives no right e
any country to interfere with naturalized
,isAmerican citizens, and tho attempt to d.
SO would be considered an act unjust il
itself and unfriendly toward rs. Jurisdic
ton cannot of course arise in the case. o.
the naiuralized citizen who remains in tn,
United States, Il is only when he yolun
tarily returns to bis native country, tina
its local laws can b. enforced against him
isti ! sm, SIR, your obedient servant. : .
.skR LEWIS Cass.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-06-30

= Pregnant females, or
those Surprising them
selves 50. ars4csasiohed
against using pills while
in thatcondifion. a the
; proprietor assnnes no
responsibility efter the
s ;sssss 's sssis s''s.: :
would Pfe esy
/ y0 ncalsn othetw'se
thceo pills are recon-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-06-30

The attentions paid us By Msssrs- Roof
and MuasoAs. Of the Dsily and Weekly
Union. during orr, witt to La Porte on
Friday last, was very aattcring to our van
|ity, and we assure them that il viii afford
as pleasure to reeiprocatc in kind wbenes-
er they will afford ma the opportunity. So
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-06-30

! TALL wHEArs-Mr. DARN Cr,0uxs. Of
North tip, LETT 1T our Office on Saturday
last, ssveral stalks Of Wheat of the blue
stem variety. which measured freme five
fest six 4, Eve feet eight inehss in hsight
The hssds are long and appeared 20 b fill'
ing finely. h'rs s<asss sf''Fs.'s'' sissi'
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-06-30

Total Expenditures, s., 0s5 sl
Total Receipts, from all sources, sl0,277 "a
d g Expenditures above specified, e.0e5 al
Ex -css of receipts over expenditures. s2.I9I 90
Treasury minus, June LIST, 1888, 5000 Oh
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-06-30
EXHIRIT

June 23-33x3 THOS. Med,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-06-30
Groceries s and School Books

From the superior advantages we possess an pur-
chasing our goods, we can offer superior induce
mens 10 those purchasing any thing in our line
We warrant our Goods Fresh, Pure anu Genaine
and we wish 1t to bedstincty understood tatwe VIII
not be undersold by any establishmentin Northern
Indiana. Orders from assistance promptly attend
ed to and satisfaction givenin price and quality
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-08
DAGUERREIAN GALLERY
PROFESSOR MOFFETT,

TAvING Just returned 81. Louis where he has
been taking thorough lessons in the art. would re-
pecfuv inform the citizens Mineral Point vici
tty that he has opened a
Ambrotypa. Photograph and Daguerrean Gallery.
apr invites the citizens call and his specimens
Of the art which far surpas beauty and eorrectues
The Anbroty beautiful cearness
and delicacy of tone and have several advantages
Daguerreotypes. They be taken in fourth the
time sitting they not reversed have glare of u-
they warranted to fade They :he
now in the cities. All who see them charmed with
their beauty and cearness Come one come ali nd ve
call. Instructions given id the good terms
have hand fine gold lockets cheap al kinds
eff fancy and frames Children taken in on second
Rooms opposite Post Office.
25tf c r Ar0TTFrr ,v+is.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-08
STATE or WI-CDN-lN,}
Wisconsin Bank.
Mineral Point.

yy,HIS institution having reiinashed - rights uer
the Banking Of this state, ant deposited Win
lie I,ask Comptroller, at Madison sum OF money sum
i.nt L. r.sela all outstanding couutersigne eircaia-
ting notes at par. -,
Motto. il therefore hereby given that all the counter
signed circulating notes this Bank must be presented
~ m. nk cnnlptrellcr's Office Tor redemption within
t, Years from December 1897, or That the
funds deposited the redemption ~ the same VIII De-
surrendered to this Bank
n52v Iltn52vl2 HENRY + |EufN1E, IHAnteF'
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-08
CARRIAGES cARRIAGEsyI

TINE Subscribers have rented the new Warehouse Of
i VIM. Lanyon near the r. r. DEPOT for a Carriag.
Repository, where they viii keep full complete
assortment of Eastern built Bugges, Of which viii
be warranted and Will be sold cheap CAST. or ex-
change for Grain.
BRADLEY & CLARK
Mineral Point, June Is, 1855
The Subscribers also pay the highest market prce
cash Tor grain 25tf
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-08
PREPARE FOR WINTER


xrap fs; nearly every variety known aris
~ 49, most approved patt.raz just TecsiF-o no one
"a al. hv WI LANYoN 4 sos, on on.
-, III. recruitment MAY b~ fouus the foileSihg@
A,e-TIsHT COOKING STOVES.
May F2oner, e"s, "uD
Rtsok Diamond, ION -f'', .s
- Ya,tJ Cutssrat0T, DRtUrTss,
hsu.,aue s,in.s BaAg.P Lion, &C.
PRENIUba sToN ia,
of AL sizes and PATTERNS no" IN use AA''s u" ~
ing among other:
PARLoR STOVES.
, Cottage st0oes &c, &C.
BOX STOVES,
or al descriptions and size, tegsfher ~l'ii i-~
sToy ~, 9th Cooking and tue Pasof- lie mas ar"
!, large stock oil beautiful
BRITANNIA are,
including
IRA Pots, cogse Pots Ssg4r oT p,s .5sH''
Aystasses Pitchers, 1astgt : ut"'f''
BIugs Caps S""t"es' L.
Sptfsons, '1+Ps' -.
st., .,th care and Offered al remarkable low rafes
Tin Copper, and sheet Iran Ware,
f Al kinds. constantly hand nn'astnred 70 or
der on ne shortest notice -. rr-oo-,cu,
n, connection with this establishment = a
h rk in either their respective lines viii &c cone
IN the best possible manner. ,..t.. cl.o,s a.,
Lob work at ended in any vi the above SHOPS ol
Persons desiring any thing in his line, are invited
=, AL and .xarnine his stock ard prices -
" ~ WILLIAM LASToE SeN.
Mineral Point, October. 1888 ~
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-08
Is. McILHON'S
rrocery and Provision Stor c

ga Commerce Street, oSSHer Of N0rth street.
FyrE respectfully announces 10 ms TRENDS
a.. oa.itc that his store, next 10 MS dwell
=. 49,. aad near the Washington House. he keep.
\, b,pa for sale varied stos. II tTkoChhieS, PROVES
IONS, l.IQsoRs. ko'hAhi A." 'i'i-i'' mn
every thing almost, tina may oe "eee' 10 '' 49,
including r:h
Soap, fish,
andes, IofN,
Mustard, f.'''
Moasse<, Pepper, 49,
Syrup, trlttsr =
Yeast Powders, Tobacco
Stone Ware, Cnifoe-si - "s"e''
GLASSWARE, Ntu'toH bta-5, -fet4N7
roexery, Queens are 49,
sc. Nc, &c
stock hns been carefully selected ''ad"iA - eAs
nos Of Al fair prices.
=, i.!a =, ,,r.,,as. b. McIl.HcN.
Mineral Point Nov >, so. +"tl