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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-10-02

NoTICE IF.-W. j. HilIabidcl & Go.
advertise their magnificent stock of gro
ceries in this mornings issue. to which
we call special attention. AS this is the
only grocery establishment that advcr-
tises in the DEMOCRAT, We trust all our
friends who appreciate business enter
prise will remember them when they de-
sire anything in their line. You will
always find Mr. Palmer prompt and OBJ.
hging.
Nor IN THE PRoGRAMME.-Iu the af-
ternoOn of yesterday one of the most ex-
citing races of the FAIR came of. The
contestants were known as the Swank
Horse and the Frum Mare. Betting was
unusual, and the race was so closely con-
tested that the judges were unable to de-
eide. The race will likely be repeated
on Saturday in order tosettle pending bets
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-10-02
Az Eprsopr. Yesterday morning as a

AK EplsoDE. .-Y Yesterday morning as a
couple of beautiful young ladies were peram-
bulating through the slippery mud between
the Pavilion and theswing, a piercing scream
of horror ssuddcnly escaped from one of
them, instantly followed by a succession of
lively jumps into mid air--displaying her
agility in an indisputahle manner-which
unusal and startling demonstrations quickly
brought several of the "sterner sex " to
her assistance when it was discovered that
she had stepped into anest ofyellow; jackets,
who were disposed to remind her of their
presence in manner moro painful than po.
hte. They had located themselves upon
her person, and it was only after con.
siderable shaking of her clothing, interludcd
with several feminine shrieks from the fair
sufferer, that the insolent insects were dis
lodged from their perch, and tho blushing
dOmsel enabled to go on her way rejoicing.
LATER.-We learn that those cruel yel.
low, w,jackets stung boy named Powell until
his face was swollen in q terrible manner
and our senior devil gotta "dab" on his
his cheek by one of the "ornerY cusses."
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-10-02
Married Men.

Or those who contemplate marriage. who are suf
fcFing under any Of these fearful malsdies, shoult
moi forget the saeTed responsibilities resting upor
them, nor delay b ebtain immediate relief
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-10-02
SHERIFF's TAX SALE.

93- Physicians Prescriptions carefully
pounded. v3B.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-10-07

as correspondence to his paper. There is
to be graad three days racing at Darling
ton, commencing Thursday Oct, II, The man.
ayers have offered some $500 in purses and
1t is expected some of the best horses in
the State will be present, Three fine pre-.
mlumS, consisting Of three gold watches
are offered to lady equestrians Our Dor.
Ilngton neighhors are entitled to credit for
their enterprise in this endcavor TO rene
dy the iaiur" of the county fair occasioncd
10y The bad weather. Why cannot some of
the sporting men Of this place do some.
thing similarY
GREEN CouNTY.-The Rpublican
county conv, nton on the 25th ut., nom.
mated Hon. w. s. WcScott for State Sena.
tor. Mr. Wescott has represented his dis.
trlct two or three times heretofore in the
State Legislature, with honor to himself and
to the interest of the people. lie has been
a Republican from the inception of the
party, and never wavered to the extent of
hair in the most tcmpestuous scenes of
political life. His ability to perform the
dutles OF senator are unqnestioned, and
his integrity is above suspicion. Green
county has undoubtedly nominated her best
man. Mr. Wescott's principal opponent in
the convention was Gen. James BintliT
gentleman Of ability and great moral
worth. A choice between two such men
as Bnllif and Wescott could but he
good one Capt L. A. jackson, the pres.
ent incumbent is renomuated for Member
OF Assembly, aud d. H. Morgan for School
superintendent These nominatiuns mr.
ther attest the wisdom Of cur Green com.
ty neighbors. The county fair was large
~ attended and all breaches of agriculture
INDUSTRY and art, were we'll represented
hIcHLANp CouNTY.-The Repubh.
cans of Richand county bave not worked
harmonlously together tor a long time, and
the differences have now eliminated in an
open rnpture-one faction coalcscing with
The Democrats and nominating peoples
ticket, In opposition to the regular Rcpub
lican nominees. We know nothing of the
merits OF the case, but are inclined to be.
Ileye that the disailected ones who make
up the split are what we generally term
" s0reheAdsn
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-10-07

GRANT County .-Wilco & Son
have lately struck a big lead near Bee
town. They have already taken out 81,
900. The vein of mineral as now disclosed
runs from three to ten feet in height, aud
promises a large load. An "old settlers
meeting, held at Lancaster last week, was
largely attended, interesting speeches were
made and old time incidents related by
Judge Mills, Maj. Rountree and Others.
A grea, horse fair for the purchase and
held at Lancaster Oct. east and 22nd --
IrottinL matches. foot races, &G. make up
part of the programme. THE Democrats
Of the county held a convention on the
Gath, and adjourned without making any
nomination Tor county officers, :. There are
sc school children in Boscobcl One
firm shipped 900 lbs Of fbutter from Bos-
bel one day last week....lhe cGitor Of
the Jom7oaI says that though the sale Of
liquor is prohibited at Lancaster he sue
ceedcd in getting full, at that village
in very short timp....The platteyille
Wiip@s gives detailed account Of woman
hanging about that place imposing on the
people, Her practice Is to cali upon fam.
ilics and represent herself AZ a friend oi
some relatives Of theirs in some Other
place, on the strength Of which she will
sponge living off ler victims for two OF
three weeks. The Witness is ot the opin.
ion t5at She is a .ry for baralars,-tak,ng
items necessary t. acilitatc laeir move.
ments in entering houses SC.
la FAYErTE CouNrY. There are
GOO school children in Darlng'on.,.. Po.
tatoes are only worth - to 20 cents per
bushel IN that village =. .Ilamstrce;, local
editor of the RcpapicD,, attcmps to pIm
Of a discreditabe string Of nonsense, en-.
titled The Wickedc,i Man Of Darlington ),
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-10-07
Road Meeting-M Minutes.

Meeting called to order.
Ga motion of Jas. SpcnsIey, Jno. II.
Vivian was made Chairman, and W. W
Likens elected Secretary. Remarks were
made by Mesers VIM T, Henry, John
Ross, Jas, Toay, Jas. Spcnslcy, A. B.
Ferris, Goldthorpe, DR., Vivian and 9th.
ers.
The committee to solicit subscriptions
reported 81 ,29l 90, aud that they could
increase it to 81 10000
MIR, GoIdthorpe reported that he had
10000, subscribed by the town of MIlliin,
which is to be expended on the Nlihin
road west Of the town Of Mineral Point
and for every dollar the city Of Miners
al Poiat viii expend on the Minin road,
west Of the town Of Mineral Point, the
town of Mfiln will cxpend 50 cents un-
I'll the $500 ls expended.
Hon Francis Little, James Toay. Jas.
Spensley, Wm T. Henry ana John Ros, +,
were constituted committee to exprnd
The money Subscribed, IN fixing the
roads.
Mr. Henry offered the following rcso.
lutions which were adopted
hs,hei, That the money subscribed be
expended under the direction Of the com
mttee heretofore apo uted, las recon-
mcHdcd by them in thelr report heretofore
made, Ito open the new road to the Rock
House, and to improve the Linden and
Niijn roads expcnding 5000 on each Of
,ad roads, doing all that is possible with
that sum- to make said roads the whole
cogth thereof, passable, and good to the
city; auc provided, that $500 may be cx.
pended on the old roads, from the rock
house to the city, IN temporarily repairing
the same for this falls use; and MI wiM H,e
distua amic Mmdbg that the proper city
and town authorities viii iu case a tax u
hereafter levied Tor max ing and repairing
said roads, allow said subscriptions out Of
eaeh sub.criber's tax.
he~rd That thls meeting deems it Of
the utmost Importance ana request the
committee 10 take eyery care and pain. that
thry can, - zee that said money j. eco.
nomically aad practically expended, either
under their oau personal direction or that
Of some comp tent aud faithful person to
be- by them sci cted
heoLfd, Tia, the following persons be
appointed to solicit subscriptions for i'm.
proving and repairing road, to Wit
hlyid Jaeka tor tie road going east.
ward past tie Mineral Point town hall /,
A B Ferris, for tie DodgcyIlc road /,
James Brewer CIR the Galnha road
Aud that the said committee be author
izcd 20 exptnd such money as NAV Ia 70
raised, on tho several roads for which said
money II Subscribed.
Meeting aqJpurneu SIM die.
JOHN H. VIVIAN, Chairman.
". ". LlAENs, see'y.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-10-07

TIE RoADs.-By ptrusal Of the
proceedings o? the meeting held last Sat.
urday, published in another column--it
will be seen that there is some prospect Of
temporarily repairing the highways lead
ing to our city In accordance with the
provisions Of the resolutions therein con.
taincd, the proper committee men are al.
ready at work, and the repairs contempla.
viii be speedily made. OF course there is
room to ,riticise the action Of those who
have done what is done, and we may expect
to hear some grumbling. II is to be hoped
however, that those who refused to con
tribute their money will have modesty
enough not to to mcddle in the matter as
they have by their action said il is no con-
Germ Of theirs how the roads are f&cd, aud
there is no possibility Of their money be-
ing wasted
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-10-07

READ the comprehensive catalogue
of goods for sale at the Post Office Book
Store.
The lettering on Dellers window is neat
ly done, aud adds much to the appearance
of the front
Our limbs Of the law" are nearly all
at Dodgeville attending to casees before
the circuit court, their harvest is lust
ripe,
Bro PECK has very comfortable quarters
in Coad's block. We sympathize with him
in his good fortune.
Mr.. HARRY WEBR is about opening bar.
Der shop in the room recently occupied by
JOHN PAYNTER, R,-opposite MoFrlrrs drug
store.
THEo. GEORGES new building is approach
ing completion, and is a credit TO the city.
Tom MARTIN and family are about remov.
ing to California. JosEpB PRiDEAux will
continue the meat market at the old stand
P, ALLEN d Co. have the largest stock OF
Groceries in the city.
DoS'r forget the Republican convention
At the City Hall on Saturday afternoon.
If you want nice set of Hair Jewelry
made to order send your orders to J, c..
MTcHELLE of this city.
THE Good Templars of this city are to
have celebration, similar to that OF the
Odd Fellows, some time in November.
WooD taken on subscription to the TRIB.
UNE, or in payment for printing of any
kind
READ the list Of premiums awarded at
the county fair
WE hear that Mr. JoHN FRAScIs had his
leg broken by piece of timber falling on
it while loading his dray, one day last
week.-No particulars.
TIE beautiful specimens Of stone cutting
exhibited by SHEPARD d BUSH at the Dodge
vile fair are no better than any customer
can have by leaving his orders with them.
GEORGE RICHARDSON of Galena, IL is ac-
knowledged by all, makes all his boots and
shoes from No. stock, and in good man.
ner, TEAsDALE sells them.
LET nobody forget to attend the meeting
at the City Hall, Friday afternoon, for the
purpose of organizing an Industrial Society
JosEPH KINsMAN has opened an eating
house, confectionery and fruit store, on
Commerce street.
GUNDRY GRAY are opening one of the
heaviest and best stocks of Dry Goods,
Clothing, etc, ever brought to Iowa county
SEE the marginal note" on this page
BY DR., VIVIAN.
VIZ her rumor of man being badly
hurt at Darlington on Monday, by a bar
keeper striking him on the head with
beer mug
WM. T. Fl SRY has recently purchased
6rst.class Hop Prcsser, and "CHARLIE" and
" BURK' commence pressing to-day,
The TEACHERS INSTITUTE now in session
in this city, is well attended. Prof Gay
lord of Milwaukee, Prof. Allen of Platte.
vile, and aud Supt. Craig are present.
Mr. Craig Lectures this evening.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-10-07
M a r r r a q e q

MlN0R-GAhD N-M Trinity Church. Oct eth
oy Rev l.. Phelps, Mr. o, H. NSoR and Miss NINA
u. SaEbtN, all of this city
Printers acknowledge the usual fyors received.
GLASSGN LEAN In tins city by Alex wiqon
County J'lge on Saturday, { Ct 2nd. Nr John
ulasson al Miss Loyrda Lean all ol Min raj Point
iiNhY--ALLEN. --On TUESDAY evening bv
The fey Rice, Al his rcsdelc In this city. SIR. AlgX
a DEt WntThEY and Miss SAtAH JayE ALLEs
owe laughs at the locksnlths aud nt the drsln,s
and schemes parents also us was evidenced in m, /,
case the mother oi the bride being opposed 10 The
match, which from all We can learn ns So fortunate.
" consnmInattd Mr. Whitney We are Informed
being not only steady young 0.sa, but one vho
has y esteem Of his employers and Rcqullutanccs
nnd the young ady who he made his brde last The
hlhh u a lass he wanted 10 make him happy We
WISH thrm Jiy duriug all their welded HE and hops
nothing !" marr 'helr happiness may occur. - Coait.
cd BiHgs Bugie
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-10-07
MINERAL POINT MARKET.
{ COryected Wcekiy.)

MNErA. PoINT, ocropKR o, 1869
W'lEAT-Market very dull-Extra, 90
No. |, 80; No. 2, 50
OATS-3O.
CORN-Ear TO-
ptAX-l 95@2 50 present delivery.
BAhhtf--5O69l 90
BUTfER--25.
EGGS-1t.
CHlckENS-Drcsscd 10 u h
Undressed, 90 cts each
POTAT0ES-8O.
APPLES--l % II bushe.
LARD-2o@25.
BEANS-l j06t25o.
ONI0NS-75Gol 90.
BEESWAX-30.
RAGS-2m2tmS.
HlDES--,Green 70S; Calf-l00l2. Dry Is
WooL--Unwa.hed, 2j, Washed 35(0l0
HOGS-Livc, 7m7t.
CATTLE-3@3s; City Butchers being the
only buyers
BLACK-JACk-Sl2oo, II ton,
DRl -BoNE-Slioo IL ton.
LEAD ORE-S50.OO n thousand lbs.
WOODS 60@s0O cord
fLOUR-325.
GOlD--l' New York / 80.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-10-07

The WESTERN FARMER, published
at Madison, has changed proprictors, Mon.
ROW & Brother having purchased tue c>-
tablishment, and will continue tie publ.
cation of the farmp Tie senior partner
of the firm has had large business cSpe'
rieuce Of q years aud the junior has just
retired from position held for several
years on leading agricultural weekly
With their business and editorial expert
encc added to the force heretofore en-.
moved, there can be no doubt tnat they will
maintain the present good standing Of the
Farmer, and add aew aAd attractive feat.
urrs.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-10-07

THE CHORAL UNION We under.
stand that this society which was organ
lied last winter, principally for musical
Practice, and especially for improvement
in singing glees, &c., is about to resume
weekly practice in a part of Lenahan's
Hall, to be occupied jointly with the Har-
monia Society; and that the first meeting
is to be held on Monday evening, Oct, llth,
at ~ o'clock, Musicians are invited to
unite with the Society aud all singers
Nno have not had the advantages of thor.
ough musical education and training, are
earnestly requested to avail themselves of
the Society's elementary exercises and
drill, so essential for them and desirable
for all.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-10-07

FINE CLOTHS AND FANCY CAssr.
meres -DElLEe has just received one of
tue most select stocks of the above goods
ever opened in this city, and is Offering
them at astonIshngly low prices. Having
an experienced cutter he warrants all car.
ments perfect fit, and made in the most
durable manner, and will guarantee saw.
ing OF at least ten per cent on any other
mouse IN the city for goods of correspond.
ing quality.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-10-07

a MIsTAkE.-The rumor, which
has been cirulated to some ext 1t, that DR..
D. W. AvEOlLL, is only temporarily located
IN this place, is wholly without foundation.
The Doctor has recently associated with
him his brother DR.. w, S, AvEaIlL, and
maze every arrangement with that end IN
view These gentlemen are Acknowledged
by all who have tested them to be masters
oil their profession, and we are glad to
know that they find it profitable to remain
with us.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-10-07

1 FTER % years OF practice be feels competent to
4 attend 10 ali cases thil may come under MS care
va Mineral PDut aud vicinity lie would INFORM the
lubilc tt he has permanently located in this city
uhce al his residence bthiHd the u ), Hotel, just
above Col. Jones residence AN-Zg
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-10-07
ID. w. .AyERiLL. ID. ID. '.

,tEglAL attention given 10 all branches Of Den
- hHry ieethiustrIed on Go.d, untinu,us Gum,
ALUMINIUM sectional, Mineral, hubber and Adamau-
inc base. uhce over HoeNings Iardsare store,
illgh stftet Mineral Point. XII.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-10-07
Local Intelligence.

-7Eg The frst page of tie Tribae WiH be deroted
70 Local matters. Fer advertisements, ercept
professional cards) Inserted on This pnOs. zee
MadH charge Ffty per cent, ddp0ace on ordinary
rates No large cuts" aeW be aitored on this
page at any rates.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-10-07
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
w VI, r.. HENRY.

RANkER, ATTORNEY AT LAW AND LAND
- AGENT, Mineral Point Wis Makes collections
at Bank Rates; buys aud sells lands on commission
pays taxes; perects titles aud attends TO all matters
pertaining to Real Estate in all parts of Wisconsin
Sells sight drafts on New York and on other cities
and on Europe 90,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-10-07
TAKEN UP.

Uy the Subscriber, r. sieing IN the town Of Wsla.
~ aick. miles ea,t of tie ciy OF Sinerat oint
on or about the l0h of June, 1909 one dark cream
mare Get, black name and tail, small hole in l,il
ear, shout two years old.
ne ""ner y requested 10 prove property, pay
charges, and tax, said CIT .Sa,,
Vallsik, Oct ta T.60.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-10-07
Dr. III. II. slrFCfsILL

LENr.sr, one door east Of Pulfori's Drugstore,
upstairs ugh street, Mineral Point, respect.
al sJlieits the patronage ol the public All work
FAfgantud. XVI al
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-10-07
JOSEPH G. MIrgHELLE.

ANEFArTtREE u all kinds Of Ornamental
!'I Hair Work, such as 3rlce.c 4 Breast. ins,
" "t5eh'G yards, Necklaces, Finger Rings Ear sings,
haFms, SC. Al.o Curis, Waterfalls, switches Ia.
70 Front Pieces, Gents Wig. and everything in
y ine. ash paid Tor raw hair. z. .. Gox 3l5,
seFa Point, he. kxu-Siy
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-10-07
X, A, KENDALL,

! bH5ToGRApHIC AgTIsT Ligenrssss taken OF
OF every Kind and variety. Call aud examine
'rsc'mens a. rooms On iish 81, Mineral Point, Wis.
NXf-i
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-10-07
GEO. u. WiIrsEjs. NJ, d. &,

DHYSiCiAN, ,uCJt HER AND SukGEO s., of.
J. fers MS services to bis olJ friend. and the COM
Wunity general y. ounce IN uraber " intcs block,
cJrn lilgh and Chestnut streets Residence IN the
buek house opposite souihjof The resld nee ol Nm-
lanNoM. II. NAI-3u
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-10-07
COM NERCIAL HOUSE.

JAMES JONES, y PROPRIETOR
HNHlS HOUSE, located nearly opposite the court
House, Is the most capacious in the village. lsa
new building; rooms well furnished, and the table
always suppiied with the best the market affords
new Barn is about being erected, wherein ho can
Se well reI Tor A reasna6le rates. XXIi-29tf
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-10-07
MINERAL POINT WISCONSIN, THURSDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 1862 New Series %

n n II M
ho "a, r-r.
oonr,o,o u ~,
os ,ha -
Grc,on ona sL,n,n
p.,,
oraer .s.om,loa =, ,ha a.. usn wv
c'nth.a ~ ,boi. e,orll;,.
formed in nrocos.;on o,,d L,,.,,, -,
Band marched mn IJish stroet - IN. us,,
odst elnreb corner ,honeo dow, p,,n,.;n
street IN Chestnut and ~, rh,s,nu, ;, t,o
I. III. church. A crow, ,c sn,,tators v,re
at the chureb and att.r the ondianc. had
been seated the exercises beyau with mnxie
by the baud, a PRAYER by the chaplain. and
singing by the choir. MIR, John K VII.
LIAMs OF shullsburg. was then introduced
TO the audience, and proceeded TO deliver
one of the finest addresses we have listened
to in long time ue is nm elooo,nt o,,a
forcibIe speaker. and handled his suhirrt
as though it was familiar to him. After
listening te this address no one could helm
being tavorably impressed with Odd Eel.
lowship.
From the church the procession proceed
ed down Fountain street to Commerce, up
Commerce to High, and up High TO the
Citv UalI ,h,,, ~ 4 - - a.
mos, honntaops ,oraas tho, onlin.r, sL;u
oorld aon;so oa;o
NJ,
' " NS'" VI '"e nan
were spread and filled three times. and still
lheFe was surplus. oysters III various
stvles chickans turkoyo cold h.,n ,lo
'>'' S' ''"'''' WV ""'''' '"e
richest OF cakes, pies, tarts, jellies, sauces,
g. :, .
lrults, saiaus, etc' were suppilcu WIN
profusion rarely eoualled and sery,d hv
the brothers and lady friends of Miners
tl nth l,l ,
i-o'Se, "ni'" H'U '"e"' h'"0" Hohor'
In the evening the lodue room of Miners
r,,,o ..., ,,...-ll a, ~
eStlug installation ceremonies, the band
ulscourslnS music 10 tHllNen Tue SCENE
Tbo oxo,oiso, ooroI,doJ ohor, q o,oIo,l
i"c eAe'''Ses 'oh''oucu aoou' ''o'h'
and everyhoay nronounced the celebration
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-10-07
ASAsL COBB
, ". W. L1ki
COHB Il LIKENS.

4 TT0RNEYS ATLAW, Mineral Point, Wisconsin
n Practice in the Courts and attend to Agencies
and Collections ia all parts Of Wisconsin. ONCE in
Lenahan's Boek opposite the Post office xxI-22
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-10-07
j. Il. 4 G. IL. NOFFETT.

hRuGGlSFS.- Also Dealers in Paints and Oils of
~ al kinds, large Stock Of weli.gssorted Wall
aper kept constantly on hand. xxXv-22
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-10-07

fAPER Collars at DgILERs-tho
're''an tie, call and see it; Bicycle, the
paragon OF beauty; Motley, one of the
latest styles; Dickens the most popular of
all linen finish cloth button holes. At IL
cents box, or two for 20 cents. Line,
collars, and Cuffs Of all the latest STYLES
IN paper and linen can be found At Drr,rn,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-10-07
ALIEN. WILSON,

4 TT0RNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, and
n Agentf-r N. W. Mutual Lille Insurance Company
aud Republic Fire Insurance Company 01ice oppo,
site the City Hall, upstairs, Mineral Point, Wis.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-10-07
n, DALTON. NJ. Id.

physician Asa SURGEON. Oince in Coad' s
4 Block, over JelIer'S store, corner oi High and
Chestnut streets, UIuersl Point, Ms Particular
attention paidt0 Operative Surgery. Xvul-lo
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-10-07
". H. VAN OUSEy, Nj. d.,

DHYSICI N AND SURGEON. utbce opposite
a J. ". hewey's store, ,huiin, Iowa Go Wis,
xNu3T.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-10-07
Special Notices.


Ahnouucsto the people Of Mineral Point and yicin.
Wy, nat he VIII be AZ the GioBs li0lEL on the
I'm Of OCTOBER, TO remain four days, during
which time be Offers his services to those suffering
nom chronic and acute mtadies
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-10-07
MOSES Va STRONG,

Jas resumed The practice Of Law and will attend
the sessions of tie Circuit Court in the Counties
nt Iowa, La fayette, Grant, Crawford aud Rchland
ulhCe at his residence IN Mineral Point. XX-36
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-10-07
q. &. SMITH,

4 TT0RNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, No
n tary Public, an a Land COnveyancer. Farms for
sale. frisk'S Block, corner High and lhestnut sts.
up stais Minrra! Point, Wis xY-l4