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Evening star., 1869-12-30
RED MEN NEVER SLEEP,

RED MEN NEVER SLEEP, a
" LOGAN TRIBE, NO s.IoRM Ck
- would most respectfully inform their irieidF
1s and the public in general. that they will CiKs
~ GRAND BALL.
AT FORREST HALL. GEORGETOWN
on TUESDAY EVENING, January q. leo. where
they would be pleased % see their cid friends who
have 50 tberally patronized them ON former o,ra-
siOns The COMMITTEES pledge Themselves that moth
ing shall be left undone O. make 10 agreeable o. th
who favor them With th-ir presence. Tickets, -.
admittinR Gentleman and Ladies. The Holy mi
Band have been engaged Tor the occasion.
CbH.Dlstfes 81 4rTonssnssfs.
ter, III. W. Whalan, 4. q. Myers. E. Gutmau. s.ep
W Fletcher, James kuRtz. }. II Newman. de2,-G
RI THos. BOWLING, Auci r; GeOrseto~n.
A NEW AND COMFORTABLE TWO. STORY
FRAME DMELLlNG HOUSE AT AUCTION
IL On NONpAl AFTERNOON. January -,
e.N ls90, az O'clock: viii sell, IN front ~ th5
kprenises. part Of Lot numbered -. fronting -
feet the east side az High street, opposite th,
Public School Hous, by depth Il Ls feet improve
ly new and comfortable two story Frame Dwelling
House, with Gas and water.
Terms al sale.
de2s THOMAS BOWLING. Au~t.
nRY GOODS At REpUCED PRICEs-As thu
~ season Is advanced, we have determined o. sll
Shawls. Cloaks, Cloakinps, Blankets. Cloths, Gassi
mercs, and all our Winter Gosis We alo selling
Calicoes, totfons. and numesiics uf all kinds, ~
cheap, If not cheaper, than they sold Ia the Dis
trict. BENJAMIN NILIER,
del0-tIalS- 1O1 Bridge -. ,GeorCetown. u c
Evening star., 1869-12-30

TIE THEATERs Jack and the Bean Stalkp
holds tne boards the remainder of this week at
the NationaI, and none who have not seen il so
opportunities. There win be a mafinee New
Years Day. The Flore nces commence their
engagement on Monday night. 'AS'
The Kelly Il Leon Troupe, now p,ax;,, .
brief engagement at Wallis Opera Hon.ea Sc,
more and more popular every night. TO-niSS,
a great bill is presented, the !" Dutch s" beins
Leon has benefit Tomorrow night, and there
viii be a matinee and evening performance on
New Years Day.
Evening star., 1869-12-30

THE CHRIsTMAs FESTIVAL Of Grace Church
Sunday school, at Potomac Hall, last night,
waAa very pleasing affair. The ladies OF the
church had fitted up a superb Christmas tree
with everything calculated to delight the juve-
niles, and after some capital singing by the
assemblage, and a few appropriate remarks
by the rector, Rev. DIR. Holmead, the
tree was lighted up, and there was a general
distribution of presents to the little folks. The
Grace Church Sunday School il prospering
greatly under the care Of its superintendent,
Mr.. Kidwell, and now numbers some two hun
dred members.
Evening star., 1869-12-30
An AcT making an appropriation for the ere

An ACT making an appropriation for the erec-
ton of a school building in the 81 school dis
trict.
Be IL enacted BY Tie BOdrdof aldermen and Board
Of Common Council Of the City Of Washington, That
the sum of nine thousand dollars or 50 much
thereof as may be necessary, he, und the same
Is hereby, appropriated out of the school build
ing fund for the erecting n school building of
sufficient capacity 20 accommodate four schools,
in the Sd school district, in square numbered
9S5, andOn lots numbered respectively 10 ami -.
belonging to this Corporation; the money "a be
expended under the direction Of the Mayor. and
the sub Board of Trustees of Public Schools for
that school district.
Approved, December 4, 1859.
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N Nv VIA csS.L. IL
BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA
VA, WASHINGTON. AND
GEnRGETnWk N a.

Regular calling day from IL North >>p4nt
Mharyes, Philadelphia, SATURDAY, stAsSEkR
Hm.
From So Water street, Georgetown, wEDNEs-
DAY. at D. m.
Freight received AZ any time.
Apply to HYDE TYLER, So Water stree,,
Georgetown. ID. G.. NJ. ELDRIDGE a CO, Alex
andria,va- WIN. CLYDE CO., Il North wharyes,
Philadelphia. S-n
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STEAMBOAT LINES.

T'HE sTAUNCH AND FAyoRITE STEAMER
y. Z. SMITH, Captain A. B. H.
Field, viii leave Washington, 6th st Erl45EN
wharf. lCrouchis - every TUESpAloennzEz11D
MORNING. at 6 O'Clock. for all Landings on the Po-
tomac River, arriving at knsae same evening. leay
Ing insale at a. m. WEDNESDAY, arriving in
Baltimore same night.
GEO. X. CUSHING,
Superintendent Peoples Accommodation steamboat
Libe. ocls-u
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i HE IMPORTANCE OF HEALTH.


None but those deprived Of thi. blessing know OF
locke upon clear, smooth skin with Jealousy,
snS ss @ss hs the ,sS c Ses
ShT %Ssp Ss sso have sCd
;:IsS sss: s's1 A. ssi the Calamity By purifying q:
sAMARITANS ROOT AND HERB JUICES,
before scrofula takes firm hold.
How many have the virus Of ~ phil. in the system
Ing s.e % 81 s sst SaSstp sSp on the
in many cases is hereditary in the constitution be-
lore yeI 90 bring y misery on yourself and ofsprins.
sAMARIrAN,s GIFT.
& The only real cure for Gonorrhcs, elect and Die
y vegetable We discard ssisaS tsseS.ss % s and sar.
fs n snf 1S g sSy s1
g ssSs; e. females, S. Sold h FeRP H6 and
mal-eoly SIS Race street. Philadelphia.
I UMBERi LUMBER u LUMBERm
large stoss and Complete ss.ortnscs e BpIdiSs
Pine and SPRUCE Piekets. tsdsr Posts. xiso,'
DRESSED LUMBER
~ kinds on WI LII fr b m'
corner New York avenue and sth street,
one square from NQrt0crn
ap Ell Liberty Market
LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
~ WAsHrSeroN. u. G., December 10, 1ss
On the petition Of WILLIAM l.. cARTER, 81
patent srsated to in on tie ith day q arch iss,
j. /: o1SsssS ss.. The ssssinany in q. cas-. s ::
eoeed on the sth day Of February NEXT that the ns
es bs Ssas' ss' on Ss % q Fss
Dexf.
xSy person my epIo.e shi. eztensien;
deB-leW3v COmmeG5oner of Pstepts.
Evening star., 1869-12-30


CoRNs, &C.-Dr. White, Surgeon Chlropodist,
OF twelve years practical experience in the
United States and Canadas, previous to being es-
tablished at 424 Pennsylvania avenue, between
* and 9Th streets, Dec. 18th, 1861, successfully
treats Corns, Bunions, Chilblans, Club and In
growing Nails, and other diseases of the feet,
without pain or Inconvenience to the patient
The shoe can be worn with ease immediately
after the operation. Refers to the MANY emf
nent physicians, surgeons and thousands Of other
responsible persons who patrOnize his establish
ment. Hours from a. m to p. m. Owing to
press of business at Office. Dr. White is unable
to visit patients at their residences except be-
tween and p. m
WILCOX q GIBB's SEWING MACHINE, pro-
the world, can now be bought on easy terms at
the Agency, c. Baums Hoopskirt and Corset
Factory, 315 7th street. between ID andE. l2,S
MoTTo-"Quiek Sales and Small Profits"
just having opened an immense stock of new
GOODS, OF which we will dispose of as quick as
possible, we will sell Goods now cheaper than
ever, viz: White Shirts75 81, 2. lbs and upwards
splendid article, all Linen Bosoms and Cuffs
&2 and 1925 Good Merino Undershirts and
Drawers 30, 60, and 75c.; an excellent article 81
apd s1.25. Good Cotton Socks, pairs for 25c
Gloves, Gloves, Gloves, an immense stock of all
kinds and at all prices. Excellent Paper Col
lars, cloth lined button holes, 10c. Der box Knit
Jackets, splendid variety. The finest selection
OF Neck Ties, Scarfs and Bows ever seen i'm this
city. Come one, come all, and everybody will
DC saIsned. FRANC & GOLDMAN,
Marble Hall,
NO. 458 7th ST., opp. Patent Office and
H,o,Z' NO. DIG 7th ST., between ID q 4 sts.
Evening star., 1869-12-30
LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
" KAsHINGT0N. ID. C.. Dec Ia la0o

u WAsHINeToN, D. c., Dec Il, lse.
- On the peti ton Of JOHN Il. HARRINGTON of
Brooklyn, n T., praying for the extension Of a pat
ent granted to him on the LIST day of April, 1856 and
and 2ll6, on the llth day Of December, 1856 Tor an
Improvement In Machine for making Carpet Lining:
on the LIST day Of March next that the time for
Ming arguments and the Examiners report be linn
tfed to the lth day OF March next and that sad ne
tition be heard on the 10th day Of March next.
ANY person may oppose this extension.
SAMUEL b. FISHER,
delo-laM5W Commissioner of Patents.
Evening star., 1869-12-30
MANTELS! MANTELSu MANTELS n

Persons building and repairing houses would do
TELs, which il the largest and most varied collec
sist Of all the leading styles now manufactured in
sevecteen different colors many Of which IsLaid,
also have on hand CRATES, summer pieces:
BRt RtCkETS, BRACKET SHELVES, FIRE.
BOARDS, &C., all Of which are from the best mann.
factories. Please call and examine them
b. p. WRISLEY,
NO. Young Men Christian Ass n Building,
se4-ly corner 9Th and % etreets
Evening star., 1869-12-30

AN ACT to pay j. s. Jones for medicines fur
nished To the poor Of the Fifth Ward.
BE IL enacted by he Board Df AldermeR a.d Beard
q Common CO1nctlef The City Of Washington, That
the sum Of (S19i.15) one hundred and ninety
four dollars and seyenty-five cents be, and the
same is hereby, appropriated out of the general
fund TO pay j. s. Jones for medicines furnished
to the poor Of the Fifth Ward during the quar-
ter ending September 80, ls6S,
Approved. December g. lSfiq
Evening star., 1869-12-30

AN ACT for the relief OF G. W. Rundlett,
BE 1t enacted by the Board of Aldermen and Board
q Common Council Of the City of Washington, That
the sum Of one hundred dollars, be, and the
same Is hereby: appropriated out of the general
fund for the relief Of G. W. Rundlett, the same
having been deposited by him for a LIQUOR
license, which he failed to obtain.
Approved, December IA, 1862
Evening star., 1869-12-30
GALE OF SERvICEABLE AND UNsERvIC
~ ABLE ORDNANCE STORES,
BUREAU OF ORDNANCE,
nrna

WAsHINeTON CITY, December 5, i80o
There viii be sold, at public snction, TO the high.
Y, 1870 in the once Of the Inspector Of Orinsnce
Navy Yard, Norfolk, large lot Of articles Of Ord
stores. 'Se''eaeoos
Te5ms N e,half cash in Government funds on the
conciuslon OF inc se and the remainder within ten
days afterwards. during which time the article
es femSssd % from the yard, otherwise they viii re.
II 70 to be distinctly understood that no Ruarantee
1i pc gwen 70 purchasers Of articles offered for saIe
condition or quality; but Ii is believed ho1eTe, thst
everything ouered tv sale u a. representod
, A.LUDLOW CASE,
0eeSsWM Chief Of Bureau
Evening star., 1869-12-30

AN ACT for the relief Of Aaron Bradshaw.
re enacted by the Board Of Aldermen and Board
q Comm0n Council Of tie CITY Of Washington, That
the sum of five dollars be- and the same is hereby
appropriated out Of the general fund, to enable
the Mayor to reimburse Aaron Bradshaw for
me imposed upon him by Justice Plant.
Approved, december IA, 1869.
Evening star., 1869-12-30

AN ACT for the relief Of Charles Weschke.
Be Il enacted by the Board of Aldermen and Roor3
g Common Counczof the CITY of Washington, That
the sum Of six dollars and forty-fOur cents be,
ana the same is hereby, appropriated out of the
redemption fund to enable the Mayor to reim-
burse Charles Weschke, as per certificate of
A. G. Hall. No. 6,SS4.
Approved, December II. 1860.
Evening star., 1869-12-30
EOR MOUNT VERNON.

The steamer ARROW, Capt. Thomas Stackpole
leaves her wharf, foot Of 9TH street, IT,
DAILY. except Sundays } at 10 a. m !, 6.e<ShN
forMOlNT VERNON, touching
Alexandria. Forts FoOte and W Washington Marshall
the city at y. m. -
JAMES SYKES, Gen1 supt.
euZ-u Ofhce-Wilards Hotel.
Inman Line OF Mail Steamers, sailing frosa New
York EVERY SATURDAY and AL >e0nS
TERNATE TUESDAYS. SffN
Tickets sold TO and from England, Ire
land, and the Continent.
For fun information apply 20 JOHN q. DALE.
Agent, D Broadway. New York, or
MIDDLETON 4 CO, BANKERS,
auA II Washington.
Evening star., 1869-12-30

JOINT RESOLUTION granting certain privileges
to John A. Landvoght
BE ii resolred by the Board Of Aldermen and Board
Of Common Council Of the Cityof Washington That
voght, to erect a frame building adjoining a
brick kitchen on lot H. i'm sub. OF square SD
Approved, December Z, 1869.
L. 5. GRANT, President OF the United States
Evening star., 1869-12-30

SINGERT SEWING MACHINES,
SOLD, RENTED. AND IxCHANGrp.
At the new Agency.
LEWD 1AAB,0.
delelmee~ No. - MARKET SPACE.
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MERCHANTS LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
BETWEEN
WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK

JOHN GtBSoN. and VALLEY CITY, of 49,
the MERCHANTs' LINE, will makeAS$fxS
YORK, ALEXANDRIA, WASHINGTON, and
GEORGETowN, as follows: Leave NEW YORK,
SATURDAY, at y. m. Leave GEoRGETOwG
every MONDAY and THURSDAY, at I'm
For further information, apply 70 JOS l.. GALT,
Agent, Office and wharf foot Of High street George
avenue.
au2l-tf J. W THOMPSON, President
Evening star., 1869-12-30

~'AA' SoA ACau thC at VI tuc SOTpOTdl1On
giving assent to the route surveyed below ii
street and Delaware avenue, with the profiIes i'm
which are prOyisOs that the expense of making
the grade OF North Capitol street and ID street
east conform to the grade Of the road shall be
made by the company.
MIR. Cox read the act of the Corporation look
ing to the removal of the depot from Pennsyl-
vania avenue to its present location, dated Nav
31st, 1850. He claimed that the CO mpany by
authority Of Congress, and with the assent OF
the corporation, had located their road. After
referring to various authorities as to the con-
suuctiOn Of the law, Mr.. Cox repeated that
there was no doubt as to the legality of the road
On the point of the graduation of the road, Mr..
Cox read the law OF 1881, and also the act of
April 9Th, 1885, by which he claims the city co n
sented to the graduation of the road, and he
read the certificate of the Mayor and SURVEYOR
at that time to the profile Of the graduation. If
the location Of the road and its grade are in ac-
cordance with law, the road is a legal one, and
no matter how much other people are discOm-
mOded, 1t could not be made q nuisance I'm
der the general power of the Corporation to
open and repair streets, the city new seeks to
abrogate the former contract. Here the fee
adjacent property, but in the United States.
MIR. Cox continued at some length, arguin Q
that the railroad was constructed in accordance
with law, quoting from various authorities
concluding about 1h O'Clock.
Mr.. Buchanan offered an additional instruc-
tom that, to convict, the juN must believe that
the grades Of the Obstructed streets existed and
the streets were used as highways when the road
was constructed.
Mr.. Cook commenced his argument on the
prayers, about O'Clock.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-09-30
Personal and Literary.

Mills will make the bust of General
Rawlins.
The resignation of Senator Grimes is
to take effect December TO-
Ida Lewis is really SO unromantic that
she assists her mother at the wash-tub,
Alexander II. Stephens is in very
feeble health, and cannot move at all with
out crutches
Professor Henry Morton, of Phladel-
phia, has been made Professor Of Mechan-
les in the Pennsylvania University.
George Peabody has given another
donation of $4,000 to the Peabody Insti-
tute. This swells his donation to 100000.
1t is said that Mr.. j. c. Miner of
Fayette county, Georgia, has in possession
the identical printing press used by Ben
jamin Franklin, 1t is an interesting relic
President Grant, in visiting the
American Institute Fair in New York,
was taken to see wooden image ofhimsclf,
liie-size, intended as the sign Of a tobacco
store, He pronounced it pretty well
done"
The one hundredth anniversary of the
birth of Won Humboldt, the German phi.
losopher, was extensively celebrated by
his fellow -countrymen and scientific PEG,
pie generally, in various parts of this
country on the l4th inst.
jay Cooke did nice thing the past
summer He has a splendid estate at Put
Inlay Islands. lie invited large mum.
Der Of clergymen to visit him and spend
few weeks in boating, fishing, and other
recreations. He did not invite tashiona-
bic clergymen with large salaries and
great fame. He selected lowly ministers
men who exc out a scanty livelihood on
poor pay, and city missionaries who can
not travel, and who have no money to
spend at fashionable watering.paces. Mr..
Cooke paid all expenses Of transportation,
made those clerical gentlemen very happy,
and put money in their pockets when they
left
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-09-30
Industrial.

The aggregate value of property in
Tennessee is SOS, 1858, 1863 50.
New Haven has a machine that cuts
1000 slate pencils day.
Brooklyn erected $10,O00,00O worth
Of buildings in the past year.
The National Pathological Society
will meet next year in Richmond Va
1t is figured that ten sewing machines
are operated in the United States to four
in any other civilized country.
- fashionable woman undertook to
make a sixty dollar bonnet for herself
and did it at a cost of two dollars and fifty
cents.
During August, there were shipped
from Richmond, Va, 1,l7l,000 pounds of
chewing and 1000 pounds Of smoking to.
bacco.
5, p Gaskell, of Auburn, N. Y, plant.
ed a single bean with his corn this season.
the vine of which grew II feet and pro-
duced 594 beans
The number OF miles Of railroad to be
constructed in Georgia during the next
two years is put down at one thousand
four hundred and twenty-one
Boston now claims to be the leading
wool market of the country. Last year
she employed nearly $S,000,000 capital in
the business, and the receipts of wool at
that city were over 5j0,000,000 pounds,
nearly as much as the whole clip of the
United States in 1856.
The Ohio State Fair, recently closed
at Toledo, was the most successful ever
held in the State. The number of admis.
sion tickets scld was 1900, and the ggre-
gate receipts were about $4,000. The
number of entries was 4300, being nearly
1000 more than in any former year.
There is a barn, or stable, in Calif0r-
mia, about twenty miles from San Fran.
cisco, which cost $4,000 in gold The
woods are the costliest Of the country
much Of il the beautiful laurel Of Caller.
nia-inlaid and iuterhced with other val
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-09-30

liable woods, and silver is as abundant in
il as in many of our rich saloons.
The Wisconsin State Fair for 1869, to
be held at Madison, Septe 27th to Oct. list,
both inclusive, promises to be greater
success than any of its predecessors.
Entries are already rapidly coming in
from all quarters, and several of the
counties are spirtedly at work, making
preparations to compete for the Prize
Banner. Lieutenant General Sheridan is
certain to be present, as we hear from the
best authority, and the people are making
ready to turn out by thousands. The
railroad and steamboat lines are to carry
passengers at halt.rates, and freight free,
Madison is a beautiful place to visit, and
the exhibition will undoubtedly be worth
going TO see.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-09-30
Religious and Educational.


The building of the Nebraska State
University is contracted for at Sl2S, $50,
The skin chime of bells in MasSachu
sets have lately been dedicated at Hayer-
hill.
Reports have been received of dam
ages to tlty-seven churches in New Eng
land by the late storm.
From $4,000 to 10000 vagabond child.
rem, roaming about the streets of New
York city, never attend school.
The Southeast Indiana Conference re-
Gently voted in favor of lay delegation,
only four votes being cast against it.
The third annual Illinois State Chris.
tan Convention will be held ON the 2d, 3D.,
and 4th of November next at Jackson
vile.
The Young Mems Christian ASsocia-
ton of Brooklyn is to have new build
ing-one gentleman contributing 100000
and another $4,000.
"A Young Mems Christian Association,
numbering 100 members, has been formed
by the disabled soldiers in the National
Asylum at Dayton.
DR. G. f. Davis, many years pastor OF
the Baptist church in South Reading,
Mass, once preached on a very stormy
Sabbath, when only eight hearers were
present, from |. Peter, ill.,, 90 Wherein
few--that is, eight souls--were saved by
water"
The Episcopal Church of Scotland is
about to admit lay representation, only the
laity are not to vote upon questions of
doctrine
The Overseers of Harvard College
have rejected proposition to make the
attendance of students at daily prayers
and the Sunday services in the chapel
obligatory
The American Baptist Year Book, "
lately issued, gives 651 associations, 1885
churches, $685. ordained ministers, a total
membership reported of l,l2l,9Ss, and a
net increase of A4,009. The total contri-
buttons reported for missionary work are
$9S2,419.
The statistics Of the late Cincinnati
Methodist Conference show membership
Of 2S,249, being ali increase during the
year of 1,451. There are 351 churches,
valued at $1,742,6J0 and siXty-nine par
sonages valued at S163,550 The mis-
sionary collections amounted to SIS
0704S being less than last year by ST.
9S912
The Congregational churches of Mas.
sachusetts number 504, OF these eleven
have been formed since January, 1868, and
within the same time four have been
dropped from the list, generally on account
of union with other churches To sup
ply these churches there are 429 pastors
and acting pastors, and 112 ministers with
out pastoral charge. These latter comprise
secretaries, agents, professors in college,
teachers, &c, who preach as they have
opportunity The churches have n mem
bership of S0,057, and of these the male
members are about one-third During
the year 1895 the additions were 5467 and
the removals by death, or otherwise were
1858, leaving a net gain of about 1,S00.
The numbct Of members reported for 1866
was 1928. Children to the number of
1884 are reported as connected with the
Sabbath Schools. In 1865 the number re-
turned was 361S7
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-09-30
Miscellaneous.

Good men insure in the Washington
Life.
A current impression-a five dollar
Michigan has 30 cities with popula-
aon Of d,0O0 and upward.
"A good way to find a woman out Call
When She isn't at home.
Boston has recently built q home for
sed men At q cost Of $4,000
Nothing can be well done that is done
II Z hurry except catching heas.
-SItka with 900 inhabitants, it Is said,
-ts 9J larTa1m. and two hrewcries.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-09-30
Incidents aud Accidents.

In indianapolis, a few days ago a
school girl was accidentally struck with a
stone thrown by playmate and fatally in
jured
The clerk OF aPortland hotel threw a
man down stairs and killed him for insult
ing the head waiter girl
The other day q horse tied IN Con.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-09-30

Captain William Barney q sailor, has
recently returned to New Haven from
South America. He is ninety,tour years
old, and has not seen his family for over
forty years He IS very vigorous walks
withouta cane and reads without "specks'
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-09-30


Corn Marker-,Ioseph Bcardsn, Bath
saw Camp-B Blackstone, Warren
CGtiyator-W. A. Dryden, Monmouth
MASKING Machine O. Field Galesbnrg.
Vapor Burner Edward Savage Chicago.
Hay. Raker and Ioader--l X lsdeil Wyanet.
Street ScrapcrJ X Thompson, Chicago.
Futc-O J g. Wardrum Chicago
Neocipcde iloberland Pontiac.
Axle Bolt X. Hendricks, clayton
Planter and Cutiyator--A. j. Misenkimer, Ofsa
loosa
Washing Machine skeel Winslow.
Hobby iIorse--L Anderson, Chicago
Stove Pipe Sheif-Bagley & Mason, Egn.
Horse Rake Jesse Hudson, Charleston.
Clothes Line llodcr--John Robins. Cenraa
IOWA,
Sled Runner William Berkly. Cedar Rapids
Tumbling Rod Cleanor-F. leeuermann, Dawes
port.
Churn--Wildesin az Peek. 81 Charles
Hay LOADER G. Schorn, Iowa City.
Cultiyator r. 7. Lynch, Davenport
Hand Corn Planter W. 5 Pelham, kirkviEe.
INDIANA.
Head Rest Wiley Kenyon, Cmwfordsyille,
ClOd Fender l.. II Shcelcr. CrawfOfdsve
Harvester Brackbush a. Merrfeld lndanapoljA
Nelocpede-C. VI. Tyler, indianapolis
Rotary Clod Fender-L. NJ Doddr'dge hosns
Pleasant,
Machine Filing sawsF N IIu-tea, Orange
hHte VIM, Leonard Orleau-.
Knitting Machinea,J NJ Cune, AUbun
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-09-30

CUSTOMER "Do you cal hat a veal
outlet, waiter? Why, am insult 30
every true calf in the country Waiter.
" didn't mean 70 insult you sir
------s- -.
A MAN in Texas being Bi'tahon the foo&
by q tarrantua, his foot ani leg at once
began q swell and pain him terribly, and
IN five hours le died.