Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-08-07

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Going Soat1 stations eosag Nora
2:l3 p n Mineral Point 7:5opm
- p m Caiamine. 1:l0 D. m
$50 p. m. Darlington s.tG m
80 p m Riverside. eco n m
800 p m Warren. $50 n m
Eelmo.. Branch.
Going SOUTH Stations Going North
1000 a. Belmont assn
1910 m Caiamine. s.55p. m.
Il-lt a. m Darlington. 3.25 o. m
1905 a m Riverside. 2i5 D. m
1920 p. m Warren 2n5 n =,
y FULL assortment of the latest
STYLES Of hats and caps can be found at
DELLER's
HORSE TANNING. Some professional
of the Rarey persuasion paid our city a
visit few days ago, and exhibited his abil-
ity to manage horses.
MARBLE Mantle Pieces. Sideboards
&c, carved and erected by SHEPARD 4 Bush,
OF the Mineral Point Marble Works. Call
and examine specimens of work
F'oUND.-On the Dodgevilie road.
between GnLMANs' Brewery and JosEpH
AEUNsrER's farm, on Tuesday evening, the
Sd inst small parcel of goods The own
er can have the same by calling at this
office and describing the articles.
The ECLYPsE-Look out for the
great eclipse of the sun this afternoon
1t will be visible in this vicinity about 4
o'clock and eontinue until about 6. Have
your smoked glass in readiness for another
such eclipse will not occur again in many
years.
\ CcEPTED.-Mr COOPER informs
US through the Democrat that instead of
an ungenerous fling" he intended only
good natured toss" by his mention of
the TRIBUNE in his band article The a7oI-
ogy is ample.
The weather IS very changeable
and it becomes a necessity if we desire com
fort, to have suitable clothing to meet the
changes There is no clothing and furnish
ing house in the city where a better assort-
ment and lower prices can be found than at
DELLER's Give him call.
Cow-cUMBERs. -The other dav We
were 5,ritei out to tea-we'll take tea in
ours if you please. Well, while partaking
of our invitists' hospitality, both he and
lady remarked that they had some fine Gu
cumbess, aud would present Us with some
of them. Wen, they haven't got here yet
the cucumbers haven't.
CHILD SCALDED. = Last SUNDAY
evening a little daughter of JoHS and
AMELIA NANcoLAs, OF this city, aged about
IS months, reached to the table and turned
upon herself cup of hot tea, scalding her
face, neck and one arm quite severely. Dr.
VIVIAN was called, and did what he could
to relieve the little sufferer, and we learn
she is doing we'll, though it will require
some time to heal the wounds
DURING his recent visit to Chicago.
PHILIP LAWRENCE purchased one of the
largest stocks of Books, &c, ever brought
to this city, and is Offering them at prices
in keeping with the dizziness of the season.
All the late popular publications, such as
. The Gates Ajar," 'sold Town Folks" &c.
NOVEL PETs.-Mr. GEoRGE MAR
TIN passed through our city last Monday,
returning from an excursion westw ard, IN
which he has spen- most OF the summer
Among the curiosities brought back from
the great ives: ne had in his wagon two
sleek young elkS, which he captured near
Sioux city, Iowa, and brings hone with
the intention of domestieating them.
THINGS To REMEMBER.-Iti Is a mat
ter of surprise to US that so few of our pro-
fessional and business men use printed
headings for their letters and bills We
are prepared to 30 such work on short no
tice, in styles equal TO any Office in the
west, and for fair compensation.
We have also facilities for printing neat
cards, business, professional, visiting and
wedding. Fo? samples caH at this office.
BUrLDING.-Though there Is little
building being done on High street this
summer, where improvements appear most
prominent, there is an average amount
going on in other parts Of the city, and
when the season closes, it viii be found
that much Improvement has been made
We notice that H. :. KEYS Is putting up
a fine nav black-smiths shop. on the cite Of
/ his old one on Fountain street. and that
/ DAVID JACNA Is charging aud improving
his grain ware house on Commerce street.
/ \ SNAIL EXCUsE.-W ArEoUs. Of
the Jackson County Buu,er, apologies to
+ his readers for scaut editorial in his paper
of last week, on the score of having son
born He SAYS: .sYes. sir. we have a
boy-a 7.i5s p7,o,d associate editor. He is
our first nine and has already challen-
ged the Red Stockings of Cincinnati. f5l
a game of base bawI." II WArRoUs had
got 'eeirs FOUNDER as we have, and its
Il pounds multiplied by 10 equalled its
paPa's hefs, he would probably do no edito-
rializiuS for a month