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Fire al Little Blue. Pennington.

About o'Ulock Wednesday afternoon, A
FIRE caught on the roof OF the Little Blue
Family School bnlling from ihe burning
out Of a chimney The fire ale its way
through The root and go, 70 banning irrcly
between the roof and the ceiling before dis.
covered. l, ran Nth grrat rapidiiv. and
entirely concealed FROM observation. along
the narrow space described and soon ,hrea,
encd destruction OF the who'll. builling
The citizens were promptly on hanl with
buckets and worked with will. The
engine company soon had their machine on
the ground and play ed from a running
brook not more than three rods from m,
house. The IRE gained such hcadsay ,h,t
the best Judge, advised the removal OF ever,
thing from the house. and very soon III.
numerous rooms were JismantIrd. ,arb of
the pupils Iaboring to save his own prop.
c,iv
The whole house was Thoroughly drench.
cd With water. Never did men work better.
and tho boun,hui supply of wafer began to
tell. and after nearly two hours unremi,iing
toll. the dcvouring element was soon oycr
come. That pat OF the building had been
erected only two years. Th. roof il badly
CT, mp and burned. and pissteriny. p,per.
floors and every article within, now com.
plsiely saturated with water.
The building and mos, OF the school furr
ilnre belonging TO Mr. \. II. Abbott.
Both are completely insured Mr. Weston
also has an ample insurance on hi, loss.
ihc school IL not interrupted at all: the
school house itself not having been harmed.
ana temporary quarters Tor the pupit, being
readily secured 4 few DAYS, with the
strong ioEcs at work. will put everything to
rights again. The loss i. verioasiy e.,im.t.
ed al from $500 TO S2jU0.
1. Mel, Davis, E.q rem dered efIiricn,
ser'ien with has pl,eu, rxtineui.her. Tax.
ing h's station IA the middle attic. he PLAYED
bis earOonic engine upon the flames, which
were rapidly extending TO the front house.
aud arrested their progress in ,hs, direction.
Wh'ls the wtteIneh qncnchcd them IN the
rear. Had such an instrument been 1t
band. when the Gre was 6rst discovered. i,
would have cstingui.hed i, in five minutes.
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~ BiNKRtPrCY

District - Name
In ,hr nr't'er Of William Stanley Of Po6 or, Baak
uIpi.
The undrrsi.nrd. assisnce Of The estate u said
bInktupt hereby giVe- nnucs that pursuant 10 an
order 81 the Court the tcconI m.cting Of the.
- ~,ii'"rs Il -ud BlnS'up,, vii be held before
Sch MAY, E-q krgi-', r.. at South P.ri.. IN -a,d
psii e., 81 the uilcs II George wil.,n, on
The iOarth Tuesday Of Aoga., 4 -. l'6s 81 len
p'eA'cs \. VI f'r The purpose named in ih- p Il
section OF he Bsnk uupt tcf 81 Mach p, 1867
GEO. ". WOODMAN, \ ssignee.
lone - 1926
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This - e. give notice; That on the fih IL, ni
Janc, ID. 1865, Wsrr,ni - Iiankrnpic,
'sl. is-'"i AGAINST the estate ot illism G~r,sh
oi ckhrii. "a he G. unit, Gf ONiort, and S.ts
81 hs,o", Who h,s bren ,djni scd +, Bink,upt, ~
h's ow" f'itii"ni that the payment ~ an, dei.ls
ta'i delivery 1T 'nS pTpprIi, l'-pasing To such
u nh tupt. 10 htn, az Tor hi- 49, al thu trsn-f.I
oi 'ny property b. hiln 60, bad len bN Law IN
. mrcu'g al the creditors OF -al bsnkrpt, to
prove their dr5'., sni t. choose one Or more AZ.
stsnc"s 81 hi- rstitr, Will bc held 1T a Court 81
Bankruptcy. q" - holden 1T raus, Maine. Icf,re
Sriu Nay, K-g,-trr. on the iuurth Tue. lay Of
August. \. ID. lS6S 81 ien O'Clock, A. VI a
the Once Of George \. Nii.un.
CHARLES CLARK. 4. : Mar.hat
Mess-ngrr D,-t OF M4inc
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~ BANKRUPTCY

In the Dt-triS, Con-, ct tn Uaited States cor
th- Dttiict of VI mr.
Ia he matter oi Me. y. Stanley Binkrupt a:
Tho und-r-gu-i hereby gives notice Of his ap.
pointm~aJ A--igurt 1T Moss y scale, OF
P.rirr, ~ the Connty oi OxInrd and >ilue
Of Mann. wIh'" .aid p,-Iri {, Who h.. been al
lni<~d Ba"k'upi upon h,' "~u petition. 10y the
District Coou Of saii District
ELI BEAN, As.igne,.
BfpvnhrlI Juoe l. Is6s
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~ BNNKRI troy.

o. The mt'fcr ct O-z,oi Charla.. Bankr,p, o.
The unir'. gHcd. ts.ig9re Of HE estate Of s,i.
isHkrupt h"'e''y gives notice that the p 4nl 81
-rneri usstiu4 ct the rfr, g. Of sad I,HL rur,i
viii H. bell i"flfr Seth Nav, Register n R.oL ript
cy, a. be uff-' "f Gesrgr \. " ,i-un South Pan.
ot Re ionrth Tee sda, 90 iuynr 4. IT, 1868. ai trr
click VI Tor h. pu,rp,s almrd in tn - 4
srci,su ~ he Bapk,unt Set a. Mach -. 1867
Eli y. BEAN, A-.ignee.
J .ar u is6s
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~ BANKRUPTCY
IL the District C,.r, 81 the United Stale. f,r a
Dt-ttirt 10! Maiur.

Ia the District C',',; 81 the Uni,e,l State. f,r tn,
Dt~uiri 10 Maine.
IN the matter ut ISAIAH Dana, Blnk ntpt:-
TINS - q" give notice that = rri'l"n has hten
pre-"'ied - thr 'o,ut this s,h daS Ut ions. .
i-S-. hN l-anh Dian, 81 DNnrd. 4, hank ,npt .
pr'N'n9 hat he NAV hc d-cT--d 10 have toll de-.
charge from all h,- debts. pruyaLlr unslrr ,he
B'nsruPt Act. and upon teasi,ns SIid g-tilion, iI
- o'd~'-h Nv the Court Thar hearing h. IN upon
the same "n the 9Th day OF SrIs. \ Stss l-iore
the Cont IA Portland, ~ sad District at ihrrr
o'rhick J.. VI. and ihii notice thereof b. p,ih
,-hs'i ~ the DSEnrd Democrat add the Portland
"'eNN STAR newspaper. 90 ,nis 1 Ia ard D,sir,ct
"acr week ior three successive ~erk-, sod that
81 creditors who have proved thea urbts. aud
"iheT pcr-uns interest may a. pear At ,aI TINE
and place. aud show cause II any the, have vby
the prayer OF ss,d petitinn ,huulI n.h to- granted
WI L. PREBLE,
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Land for Sale

TRACT OF LAND, hing within ore mile
"a OF South Paris, known as ih- Joha Hath.
a~ay lot. containing THIRTY ACRES ,-con
"a ms wood enough To- pay for The same va hable
then iof hiiyr o. aasiuriag. For price and ,e IN.
call on thc subscriber -; West Paris
a. 4. ANDREWS
West Pals. Nav Is, 1865 n
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will for sale.

|VNHE HAY SEED MILL ESQ caHcd). si,ua.
ted % N"rih Woo iyoek. with the Dam and
Water P'is'iesr, and about Two acres Of L.nd
SAID Mill has recently frcn used for saving car
rage woods. and would ~ ove - good investment
ior Ia Al puIpOse- 90 other kinds OF busi ness
To Gloss IN old affair The property viii b. sold
very low. For an examination of the premises.
inquire 81 T.. JLwELL. Esq., al North Wood.
for,Lnd. EBEN COREY.
Nav ~ 1865 Iv
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,s'y el"ar os'e that pois5ngu, drug, dss,rog
,s''h Impare saisraiu. proiage. aeety,.i ,-.,b
o''e'h'u'' dy'peIsis. aud general d,lFHg !, I.
~" 'hai F5le'' s,i,rs,u. B. ,ufo. ~bo.,..npe.
.''-''"'' 'afcioi rersous uss no oti., sid
s'''''' everywhere, ia pound y.ekass.. f.u
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X h h

h'srN hnas"hold .hoaii keep Radwav'. Read
eri.'i a. q ~ i on hsrd. their time IL u.e A sud
aeN' sifcd With sickne-- NAV save IN, L. iiE, a
soon a. there e. the s'ishfr.f upra.,,c,. a, an.
ehe~', VIII ffcult Of bsra,htns cr I,h,r,,,on ~
N.Y., take daring the das 10 tiropa of Relief In ,
.in' 80 - Waier. Cure sd-etaai. P.in. in TIN.
uesa. Nafr 'hrrst. Hlsr--n-ss. = suai.n attack OF
DiFsh'fts, or Igda-uEa, appls the Relief 10 IN.
throat and chest. rvr~oa. suffering fforp Rh.ama
ITEM, TIE plnieprcaN. sc. should not hesf az. 20
apply ksdsaN's k~stN Relief. both externally md
is'srnsiil. No'hin. better Ia the kno~n Ssrld.
tr"aie senSe ~ hear aud irritation. or burning
you taaN feel pcsf'ctly sati.acJ OF a car- Dor
Sprains, Cuts, Wounds iirui.es noihins IKE The
heh~'. Rub the part or parts wh"rr the dissssr
tht.. the krlis viii te nj cpl. nSd tonic
when used With water ~ you have Lsm.p..-
swelling ot hnsss, f.ct. joints. sc ns- nofhfsr
else. In ease OF Asi.;ic Caoi.rs the RsIl.flesd-
bUioas Cholie, feVets. Sick Nrrsous U.sd.ch.
fuut Rr~afh, Plugging u s-n'sry painful piar,,,r.
Nonlt'ne convuisions. BAD DR. SINS, aud General
lNhtiuF. Nsd~ay's EssssN R-tist l. . .ur,, cure
sold b, DnsxRtst.. fric. 81 ecat. per bottIs See
DE- Rsd~sS'. Almanac tor I-ds.
"TuE SWEETEST THISo IN LiFE"i. good health
and good spirits ard II you have them not the mex,
t-st thing 10 what viii rs.tory bloom TO the faded
cheek and happiness 90 the dropping h.art tn.
Ereai ard sure remedy - rlants,ien Bitter " hich
our rhvsictans recommend to both uaaI~ and female
patients, as SAFE reliable. agreeable and cordial
'iinuisn,. They eostsin nothing 10 di.aErce with
the most De e@Ie contribution and have won golden
opinions from all sho have tr led them: and -ob-
ably no article was ever tried by 40 many p.rons.
They elevate the depressed and give sire 9Th 20 the
weak
MAGNOLIA WATER delightful toilet article
superior 10 Cologne, aud - half the price
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N A r r / Z d

o. NorSav EJd nit. by Rev. y. Ganntsou Nj.
Nys't ! stuart. Ot Harrison. and Mt,. Late !
Afnifvs~ 81 Norway also b. SANE. lD % lusf. w
DAVID , More. Of ~oath Paris and Mi.s Mar, b.
gpoEia- OF -acu
To- >sowh~saa, jane ssh b. l-v Mr Hathaway.
lirHry -. Poor. Of AndOyvr, and Mary y. smith 81
$50 xhsgaa
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Farm for Sale.

INiE subscriber. having na e arrangements 10
Il leave iowa, Offers too sale hi. FARM of ONE
HUNDRED ACRES. situated 10 the centre Of
Par, with. l-2 miles ol West and South pari.
Stuinn-, and 2 mile- irom PAM. Hin "a, ti,.
mann road IRON South Paris &. RumG.td, and on
quarter m'l- fr"n school house
There are IS arres ~ I,r,rvsIr and Neld,a Land
ready boz the plIw and -oylhe; cut. nesir 20 ton.
o. nay "'s'd p'r"i, a"i well fenced aud wareT,d,
With good much led
The bn1d,ngs are m's'iy the house con.
tains ,qIi'r r,on-, l'ed.,o and a p,ni =, ,
all hn'Shed,-"ith pc rch aud wood h,.i>. 3Dl
u, running ia th- barn; harm 4ox40; also :, car
xI6.
f"' 'nfiher particulars. inquire OF Lathrr Stone
neaF The p' enscs, Or OF the subscrlter near Nor.
way village. Pait 81 The purchs Sc ,urnry can re-
"'''" on mortgage VI deswe II applet Vr soon
immediate Possessi"n " ~ he given.
OTIS w. BROOKS.
fari-, Nh ch ., 1868
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NOTICE.
\ I

Nv The uoisr.igp q. having been appointed
w tpmm's-ionrs Of insolv nc, on he estate
o. H'r"iI VI. Wat. afr of Mrxicp. iu HE roga g..
~ "i ofmrdi der'1t.i. h-teiH Etve r5ffc- tlat
srS mnn'h. ff1m th" l9h 90, of Nsy. 10
l-o- tfc aiioSrd The cirdH.r. u suf estate t.,
laiHg 'n BOD prose heir riiu. sIlu.t .stl estatr.
1Hf iH't NC WI meet l"r the purpose of tc-eiv.
Jog si sii,v.H. -ud claims st thr of-e af
laih~r " iuiicr, "a ir UiNGeld 30 slid rf.,n
i, YY e..se.diN, Aug 10. l~6s tt Da- o'rIrrk
= " rud 90 Won l,,, o. 10 Is ~ ,,.
o'riYrk = NJ lui on thuI.'a,. Nov 10 isGs
10 ten p'rork s " Anrer.pns iuif ested ~ no
in sfs r,qpe.ri 90 tiAr noilre thereof ,ni govern
ihemseive- ar.orfnIt.
JOHN q NARROW.
ISAAC ENNuAII.
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Farm for sale.
In Norway Village corporation.

hY1nnn VIZ bu, good farm coutHining or .
~ ri vi ! hHnhrrd acre. III iaaI IA Ir,. on les
DLOOO win 70 lnari- lot of Nopd anI 4 b.
Der The bGitug- ARE all nrarIg new c,n, mem
aud ia EJ0d repair. rbere o. a never taiiink -ct Of
water when supplies the hous- and barn Thee q.
young orchard uis5 IT, OF the e ocest vsrirfis.
OF APPLE, som" OF which jus beginning q, hes
Also. the stock. e5nsi-ting Of twb coNs. (rxfra D
three ca.y's :, year Old feN ra y Ight SIC. D. one
mare one -'oRt. vilt be sold with me farm II d.sir
ca Any pers1n in want OF snci farm, near a
pot, Chufches schools Grtsi aHd saw Niil. SC &c
had better call on the sub.rrbar on tts p.efrlses
LUCtUS l. BARTLETT
NORWAY, ApriI -, ISGS
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House for Sale. at

SOUTH PARIS-IF CALLED FOR SOON
A Sto'y Frame House. with L, and , small
n Stable. suitable ior Boarding. tiou-s - ith Is
or 20 boarders. Lot three ionrihs of an acre A.,
with or hearing apple trees known "A. the
Crah's st,ud-aboui 10 rods from the Dris., TO-
wards Norway.
Term. easy. Tnqune OF w X. MORSE. OF
Join BitkNEtL, IT,. near the premises.
Feb 81, 1865
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-06-12

hNsE hAtt---A game % base ball wss PLAYED
on saturday, Jun" 9Th. b-;ws-u the Insirrrudrut.
o. hNhclj. aud the raons OF Hanover vilisys and
h1mford roini on the grouuis Of the latter club.
resulting a. foIlov.
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Notice.

Il have this 'lay given g. my -on, GAapSYs
L H"nrs. ht- tun' T. act br himself. and
shsh ci'u nIne ~ his rarning., nor ,a, anv debt,
oI has contracting after thi. date
SAMUEL. THOMES
Burk6cr May %. 1868.
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d IE b

~ FrfsburR. Jane ~ Henry Fes.endrn Ward
sdr't sou - Naj 7 q and Mfs. p D. ward. aged
% Dsafs iO months
In Hses6vii. June s,h .Mr.. LucrctiA Tuoke = scd
~ Jeafs.
10 Ca.,'ou Juns - sarah Alice daughter Of Gus
tar1s aIf sarah . HasfYri.
o. Nprsar. Map EJfh. SIN Frank s1n II Wm
auI Mercy Merri.I. aged =. ear, and (. months
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House for Sale in Norway.
Village

hE DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT, i,
Norway village, corner 81 Mlius sad Pleas
ant streets, opposite T.. &. ~hackle,', store. u
Two story ilou-c, IN cool repair ani well flush
20 ~,an'c' two good ~el,s, about acre Il lard
and 20 b.ai ing irpit trers
For lurthcr particulars, inquiIr on the preni.rs
OF }. CARPENTER
Nor~av D~e 20 1897 ~
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Moth patche.. rrecLie. AMI Tan

TifE ONLN RELIABLE REMEDY Tor tho.
brown pi~cpiDE NTtON> ou the face
''frrTv's Non and -s- Si- igti1n.~ PREPARED ouI
by Ds. q. e. P.EnY o. Bad st., Sc YORK
ss-~'li ever whrrv. march - Btn
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Billiards. Hay Tedder

Thrs Machine j. warranted Ia thoroug blv ,,,n
i"ur drre- oi gr'ss m hour. thus accommodating.
tn" MIX II from eight 10 twelve men; that this
L'h'r SAVING occurs AZ Tr.ri1i 40 the ,., ~hcn
TINE - very preriou-; that It does the work 30
quickly that N" prpces- OF turning ctu Ip several
'''ne. 'rpeatrd cprng the lay So thoroughly th,,
1t can lie iIen ~ the 'aru va the best eondm ion
the dsy u i cut.
The attention Of farmers ). called 10 the above
Machines. ior sale Ly
WILLIAM SW EFT,
South Paris Ne.
To Siom ~. letters Of inquiry should be addressed
April 81 1868
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ORGANIC VIBRATOR

u at Into tHe ear. if NpT p-rr ptihlr. removes
'iuEuE nvts-s 81 head aud raahi.s d. al person.
20 hear dist city az ri'rrI ard pubilc A.-.fnht-s
lhi~ ta-ifam~oi - uf-n pToiBe.' results a.mOst
miral DuS. anI lnd-"t 30 most 81 long staud
Ing feain - u vii relieve ia ,hpri time. 4, may
b. affjusiei with tie ease % specfari--
Dr. -tlsril Niii b. professionally 81 II East wash
layton fiacv, tai'rr-iIy Batliiass, y. y. daily
IRON ~ 10 tOe9ocs' jan1i-iy
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Hales Arnica Ointment

Dor sac bv all drugs st. send yoar AdIres. and
- crnts u - 4. Sym bJH 4 90 Bos;Jp NJ,
aud receive box o. rrtnru mail
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Land for Sale.
CAUTION
G. f. EVANS. D.,
PHiSlCiiN IND SURGEON.

NORWAY village, Ne.
~ 3 viii also pay parficlisr au~uuon 90 di.sas.
= "i TIE We, aud 90 operative ~argefy 90 al ~
iofm' One over the Post Oib-e.
4 ~ nBI RtASD COAL Randall Nc ~.
u -'-r Co - Cotnmelrti ~ heal OF
VI .in h4ri k~rp ronsttstis on h4pd ft.r asti,t,
."m.--'ifn t,sa'i w ~rafib's u.e Mo-. AHtr,.
Hir Coal .p. iuuHy u-e. AZ orders b., mail
T'mpu, str'iei Co, s,~ or cash
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Cancer. scrosaia, Dyspep

Liver Complaint, Rhrumatlsm, Nsursista sc
Cured Book Of TOO page. s.ut free 10 Invalid.
Aiirci' Il GREENE. NJ. u. % Temple Piac,
u ssioa, Mass. ALA,
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MAGNOLIA wNrEE.--t delightful ,oiic, article
superior 10 Cologne. aud - half the price
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WHY SUFFER- FROM NORES

when by the u.r OF IN" ARNICA OINTMENT you
ssh easily D. eurvd u has relieved thousands. from
Burns. ~eaIds- thaPp"d Hands, >prain. Cuts
ounis. and every complaint az the skin Iry n
TOR "a costs bat = SrHt-. Is sure and s.s FOR
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II'ed
DEAFNESS,
Gaia RRG.
CoyS e MPrT9x
ND G-AyGBts. cCRED.

\ Ifea'is' "u Deafness. Catarrh, Consum ptio
Abi tHar~f ttivir cau---. means OF SPEEDY Te.
~, add ultimHts eufs. ~ pupil Of the ,ad. tny
OF Aricias. fsris. sat - aaT adIrr for 40 cts
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-05-06
Your First Sweetheart.

Won can never forget her. She
was 60 very Young innocent and pref
- She had sach wav Of looking
at YOU oFer her hymn book III church.
Shc. alone. Of all the world, did not
believe YOU boy at eighteen but
wondered at your size. and your learn
ing, and vour faint foreshadowing OF P
mustache. and believed YOU every inch
a man " hen, at those stupid even
ing parties where boys who should
have beenqin the nursery, and girls
bread and milk and gone 70 sleep
hours before. waltzed and fiIrted, ana
made themselves sick over oysters.
YOU were favored bv a glance of her
eve or a whisper from her. YOU ascend
Cd to the seventh heaven Immediately '.
When, once, upon a certain memo
riable evening. she waitzed with the
drv-goods clerk and never even looked
at YOU. how miserable you were. 1t
j. funny TO think Of now, but it was
not funny then, for You were awfully
IN earnest.
Once. at a picnic, she wore white
dress. and had roses twined in her
black hair. and she looked so ike
bride that Won fairly trembled.-
Sometimes YOU thought. IN just such
SNOWY costume. with Just such bios
SONS ID her hair. she cht stand be
side the altar, and YOU, most blessed
Of all mortals. might place a golden
ring upon her finger: and. when YOU
were left alone with her for moment.
some Of your thoughts would form
themselves into words. and. though
she bIushed and ran away and would
not let YOU kiss her, she did not seem
angry.
And then Won were somehow parted
for little while: and when Won met
again she was walking with a gentle
man. large. well whiskered man OF
twenty eight or thirty, and had Meth
81 word nor smile for you. Then
some wellmeauing gossip Informed
-ou that size was engaged TO the
ia gentleman in black whiskcrs, and
that il was "splendid match. It
was terrible news TO YOU then and
sent YOU off to some great city. far
from vour native place. where. after l
good deal.of youthful grief and many
resolutions to die and haunt her. YOU
recovered your equanimity. and began
70 make money, and to call love stuf
and nonsense.
You have a rich wife of your own
now, and crown-up children-aye,
even two ar three toddling grand-chil-
dren-ahout your hearth your hair
IS gray, ard YOU lock your heart up in
the fire proof safe at YOUR counting
house when you 60 home at night
And YOU thought YOU had forgotten
that little episode Of your nineteenth
wear. until tie other day when you
read Of her death in the paper. You
know she was stout lady who wore
glasses. and had daughters older than
she was in that olden time. But your
heart went back. and Won saw her
smiling and bIushing, with her golden
hair about her face. and yourself .
boy again, dreaming Of wedding robes
and rings and y7u laid your gray.
old head upon your Office desk and
wept for the memory Of your first
sweeth cart.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-05-06

The time has come when all concede the advantages
OF Business Education Men of all professions
trades, and occupations admit its Importance, is
shown by the large and liberal patronage extended
Commercial Institutions throughout the country The
a. \ s.inrl i
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-05-06
AEsfEIN.

PROVIDENCE for the future Is viz
tue winch the colored people are not
slow in learning. The Nashville
branch OF the freedmen | rust ON g
Pany nov no" ho.dS i'F "ePosI'tFs ? d
ooo. l''7 very cons '''5, ''''s. : 't'll ON
P[lsys .''s S''z '''s7S O ! ar mum 3'.'
tarn,,na3 - rav mn sonatbinq ..against
- -
COIL offraontTa besjs ai-b ' conrraca-
,;,r H. raa.7ineto.thor, y.itbout GxnIa-
nation or comment a very full and cor
rect local price-currcnt-how much
flour. butter. meat. lard. eggs, etc.
were worth. and the price of shoes.
cloth. prints and musIIus The PEG
pie saw the point, aud donation was
the result.
TuE bridge. now in process of cree.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-05-06
WHERE CAN THIS BE BEST
OBTAINED

some hns they must go to Chicago further East
when the truth i they enjoy the advantages
nearer where the expenses q board stationary.
travelling, sc are very much less. Young ard mid
dle-a-ed men 4 limited means, who wish 10 become
practically educated. oDe-thTd in their
Penses any other similar institution n the larger
cities AID when they take into consideration The
celfent facilities offered here FOR becoming good
Book Keeper Feurnan aud TeleErarhic Operator, and
the fact that the chances for obtaining
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-05-06

ISUccssoRs TO WV. JAcKA,1
Manufacturers and General Dealers
in BOOTS and SHOES,
CoAD's Block,
High ST., Mineral Point,
Have one OF the best and largest
assortment Of Boots and Shoes ever
offered in this market, which they
will sell very cheap for cash.
They feel justified in saying that
they will sell a better article for the
same money than any other House
in Iowa County. They keep very
large assortment OF Home Manutac-
tured, Handmade and Warranted
Boots and Shoes, which they will
sell from 10 to 30 per cent. cheaper
than any other Shop this side Of
Chicago, and having greatly in
creased their facilities for their bus
mess, they are prepared to supply
all demands They keep, also, a
full assortment Of the very best
Eastern work which they offer very
low. You Will find at their Store.
the choicest quality Of Glove Kid
and Goat Balmorals; Also. Calf.
Pebble. and Grain Shoes Of all
kinds: In fact, everything in their
Line Of Trade.
Call and examine their immense
stock before you purchase.
Their mottos are. "Cheap Tor
Cash." and "One Price Only"
a.. p. S.-Remem Der. their
own work is HANDMADE and
all Warranted to give ENTIRE
SATISFACTION. n43
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-05-06
S. T u \ TION S
A LIBERAL DEDUCTION

viii he made to Clubs. also 70 Ladies' and Disabled
Soldiers Scholarships good throu shout the Union
% Col eyes TO which this belongs Young men from
he same pia nsiip secure The deduction
10 Clubs By "a chasing their Scholarships at the
time They then enter the College whenever Il
suiis cir convenience.
For further information and particulars, address
CosrL COLLEGE. Freeport. III
or, A. POWELL, Agent, Mineral Point, Wis,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-05-06
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