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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-06-24

Mls Bub4m &uler wieber am @1blo1
anlan9te, i1lug e8 Mtterna9t. GS ma
gu ipat, In. Den 6er3o9 ;u ,peden. &ule
bltdts empcr, our@ bic Ben1ter Ypn Mbel
beioS S9lafgemad 19immertc 2i9t, f
1par nod ,ra6!
&uier itir3te in ba6 @9lo6, mp er 1,
jecer Stunoe GiniaB fanb, tr elite mad
jenem @an9e> ourd pel9en Graf Sfer
pant bic M6roer IN Nbelbeibs @en,ad
f1bren &ppllte uno Der aud ibm befann
war> erfano lin nod frei. Das CRIB
ee6 @an9es btloete eine Mauer, uno nut
btr &unpi9e fonnte ben Srt ertennen
tpel9er, our9 einen Druid barauf, piel
Rauer 3ur Gbiir ma@te, bic sum sc:
n1ad> oer @eltebten pes .6er3o9s flbrte
@ubelm &uler beriibrte bic f5eber, BIZ
@ano brebte i19 um cine @n9el unp Bff:
nete ben 3utritt 1T Mcelbeios 3imuer.
= Ste fab i'm Na@t9ewanb NIT aufoe,
lIiem 6aar Dor tbrem Spieeel, na@benf:
li@ bas 6aupt in bic 6anp aefUbt. 8e
REM @erduid> tpel@eS Suffers Gintrit
perurla@te fubr fte auf; al6 fie @ilbelm
erblidte> 3ei9te f1@ tiefe6 GrFaunen in IT,
.ren 3Q9er. Gid erbebenb rtef Ge spr>
mig: ,~.,.
~@ibelm! piele &abnbeit it u,,er>
b6rt? Du ;winoit mid 3u tbun, wa8 id
aertt Dertneioe! QDa6 1pQ BAG y"
&uier 1anf 3u ibren Glben.
~&ette DID, Mleibe! GlteB! biem5r>
cer fol8en mir auf ben G1ben ; TliebT
ftSnte er.
&belbeib betra@tete ben ppr ibr&nieen>
ben tbeilnebmene.
uMubte es 70 tpeit fpmmen 7. Iaate fie,
y2e9 Did gu 8ett @ilbelm, Du fe>
berlt-!"
~Nleite i'd rebe wabr! Gliebe! b{e6a>
ten unp SNerpant! Seoe Miinute f5nnen
1te fon1men! 6pr9! 65rf Du? Tlieb
pber l9ret na9 Suffer- -.
Wtrflt9 b1rte man buupfe S9ritte.
&leibe laul1te, ibr IntliB wurbe blet@.
ltbre 5anb er9rif ben @@e4ensu8, bann,
einen 8lid auf Suffer &perfenb, lief fe ibu
,pieoer fabren unb tppl1te benz 6aupt>
au6eans be8 3immers ;ueilen. Gbe fl
ibn nod erreiden ton1te, bffnete f4 btt
9ebeime; Sbire unp cine Mn3ablS mi
S@wertern unb Sasblpieben bepaffnetl
Manner bran8en in ta8 @en,a@: eli
Ebeil pon ibnen mar pern,umu1t,, Mnter,
3ei9ten ,ibre @ef&ter fret, 81. ''3..s'' y.
fBei bem @rl@einen Der @er1&wcre,
men ,dncerte Mpelbetb ibren Gntl9luB
@t 9obett ft$ aufri&tenp, f&ritt fle au
bic GinbrtnSlin9e s'&. T. .z3,.... = .s.., !.
nn8er wa9t es 81 btefer Stunbe be:
tpaffnet il, ttett @ema@ Ut prtn9et,! !! e
Irtef ,iie ben Mdnnera ent9e8en, nSb
werbet tnet1ettt perm, benz 6er3pA Neb
bar1ber feben"
uStebe un8 Nete, 8ublerin u {@ri
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-06-24
9f,t,,t,,,cr 500.

er ,par tie bauptld@li@fe 8ei9dfttsuna
Der au8l9lteblt@e unterbaltun8Snpff fit
bic MitbIr8er StmpnS; bic @t9tisfeit
be8 lnteroffciers, Der tpieper Mderbauer
purbe> nabm lit tbren @u9en cine gang
un9ebeure Mu8bebnun9 an. n,f.
Bte um fte S6ut9 3,t blenben batte
@ernou 1peben Elm 2anbitld 9efauft unb
baar tesablt, bas im@ebir9e lag spiiaen
@bacelpS uno &esperSelaile, Elm 9anb ltld
BON 11ascren Grtrd9nib, aber sienli@er
@rDBe. Wenn nod ettpas @ttnon6
Ma6t iibcr bic pbantaiie leiner 9anb5<
leute. erbBben tonnte, 70 tpar es Die Gbats
fade. paB ct 8erabe pie leS 8efBtbum at,z
9efauft batte, unb fein anberes.
Gr bate e8 betnabe l1mipnit erbalten,
neil e6 libel berii9ti9t tpar. Gin alter
Nber9laube entfernte pte&dufer BON benz
lelben. Wan nannte e5 ba8 Yrielterfetr>
meil na@ elmer auietti9 fir ri9tto ansez
nommenen ueberlieferun9 ;ur 3eit oer
&eltgtun6frte9e efn Yrtefter ba1elblt ae<
tSbtet unp be9raben >pprpett war. Wan
perii&erte bab felt tielem Greteni6 bag
9anoi tad leinen oerl1ieoenen 8e1ibern
itetS unbeil 9etra9t babe; bic Giuen
botten 1t9 rutnirt, bic anberen tparer ae<
tpaltlam um9etpmmen1 70 bab eS onGnoe
bra9 lte9en blieb. ?,
@p erfldrte f6 oa6 ueber9eri6t, oa6
Sfmpt1 8ernpu auf bic Gtntppbner ietz
ne8 DorfeS erbalten battte, auf manntaz
fade Weile er febrte in feline *6eimatb
5urQd NIT ben NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ct
bra@te bic freunolt9en uno felbfbepuBs
ten um9an9Sfprnen oes Neoinents nit,
er tam mett ber> ct batte bic @elt oele<
ben ct par ret&> uno i9ltebli6, TN, Elm
9uteS 0ei@dft 3u MAIDEN, lebte er 1i6
tubn uber bic S@md9en uno Gorur<
tbetle ieiner Srt19aft binwe9. Das mar
bret ober bier Wsal n1ebr,, alS er n5tbia
bate, um olS Srtunnpbatpr in leinen1
Dorfe auf3utreten1 baS ibn ais eir1en
fur9tlamen Nefruten uno arm pte 6ipt
bate @e99eben ieben.
Dtelen Nbene nun that Stmpu Ser
11ou nod mebr: um 1einer pppularitdt
bic &rone oufSuieben 1no um bic beibeu
merfwaroi9en Grei9ni7e - leine @ldfebr
uno ieincn 8auf gu feiern bemirtbete er
ote Su9eno oer @e9eno uno lelblt einiqe
~Slte>" !" bic f@ BEL oieitr @elesenbeit pie<
cer perjin9ten.
Selten bate eaS @irtb6bau6 {u quite
3eiten 9eieben, e@ mar seoranat spu.
Die Seiiterin bic man ,pe9en ibrer fur<
sen uno runcen Sc Falt Mutter Gouz
eouroe (Dif6en) nannte, batte piel III
i@affen. @ie teiaenfte ibr pu6lifum
NIT bier 2ampen, oeren Dp@te, in bides
gel 9etau@t muir ben uebelfanb be1aben>
tur9tbar su toblen uno nebr &aud ais
2t9t uno wieper tl1ebr @eru9 als Raud
3l1 perbreiten. Die Gemperatur tpar bic
elmer 8riittamlner unp bic 9ltmolpbdre
batte ben bi9telt ltel, Nebel 2pnoons ltdt
pie ben 5immel Neupel6 eri9einen lalz
fen. um ni9t erittft Yerrdu9ert poer
9eblenoet 3u >peroen, mubte man 9lueen,
9olen uno Sun9e beliBen> bic auf 9ans
belonpere @rt aebilpet uno acclimatiiirt
tparen.
r Da6 8ilo entipra6 pielem gfabnten;
bte perl1nli@fetten unb Sc fallen waren
tpte 9emadt fir biele Qpcalitdt. Tim bic
erobe &afel aus 'peibem 5pl3e> bic in Der
Wlitte bes Saals8 itanb, 1ab man ben
5elben ee9 Tefes> feline Greunoe>. feline
@ettern, feline ebemalf9en &ameraben
Don Der Au6bebun96commilfpn eereiDt.
(s5ortjesuns fulst)
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-06-24

Die Grmoroun9 Moelbeib pcnp6laeefa
bate gang ben ent9e9enselebten Grfplo
9ebabt, als ben BON Siterpant unb ben
+5afen ertparteten. Nt9t bic &abeliaue
Uaren seiQr3t wprben> fie ielbf batten
1i@ pern}@tet. 3war enttamen fe olafz
li9 NQe, aber Der er3iirnte 6er3p9 iprn6
bic @erbannun9 iiber iie aug uno nur
our@ iefne Ste9e iiber RE Trie{en frnnte
Sferpant Se9naoiouna fir f9 BON 1ci<
11en1 8ater erlan9en. Die ftol;en 5dup<
ter cer 5ofen ftarbe>t auf fremoer Grbe ;
aber Elm &dder ioIte tbnen ertpa9ien in
@erbarb Don 8reperobe> oe9 alien Brece<
robes Spbn. @l8 in pdteren3 3citen Der
5immel 5olancs fi@ pom 8ranpe oer
S@l6ner Der @rfels unbG9mont8 rItbete,
l9wan9 jener &nabe, gum Geloberrn oe<
retft, oen@ommanbpitob. @obl oebo6te
er oann aud Der f9SnenDame> BE 9atia
ben1 &naten bic 9olpene Settle um cen
Nrn 9epunoen uno ;u beren Sob ct ben
entl9etoenben MnlaB 8e9eben bate, oe<
ba@te Der i@6nen &leipe BON pSl9eef.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-06-24

Die Irabat'ten bran9en IN ben Gang
mad. etni9e Sefunben lang b5rte man
@afenflirren, pann mi@en pes 6er,poS
@olcaten IN pas 3immer 3urad unp at,5iz
i9en tbnen binbur9 16ritt Spbann sut,
Nrtel 9erti&et, bas blobe S@wert In Der
6anp. l.: ~ = 81! ..1.:. J.. -,
SD erfubr baB Bewaffnete in bas
@@(ob 9eorun9er, uno ellie berbei, met<
t,en9ersoe gu ialiBen !" 1a9te er, 1i9 spr
Mlbre9t Dernet9eno. ..". -? i,
~9aft Dn fte er9rtfen?" rief ibm bie<
fer ent9eaen*
Gr9riffen p? Ben 2" erpioerte9lrfel nit
gut 9eiptelte,n @rfaunen. vDer Graf
opn Sferoaut be9e9nete MIR. gDie bdtte
t@ 5ano an ben @obn >neineS 5errn lez
gen fInnen?" *@9:. ,.
"@p fest ibnen na6> iG befeble e6 2"
bpnnerte &lbre@t ben @ploate&, un6@ce
leuten su, bic oa6 3imuer anfuuten.
Man {udte bent Befebl Go(oe su leifen,
uno balo tpar pas 3tmmer leer, bis aul
&rfel uno ben 5erspe. a."
u@teb Der r ipra9 Der 9ebtcre, Mrfel
an ber @ano er9reifenb> r@{eb> oaS baz
ben fe mir 9e:ban! &ber i6 ,piu Elm
fir@terli&es @eri9t uber 1le balten.
Snstptl@en ptu t@ fir furse 3eit bic
2af be6 &e9t1nents auf Deine @6ultern
lesen; Did ernenne i'd gum @tattbalte1
BON 6puanb. t.
Na@ bieien @prten Derliee Nlbre@t
&panfeno ba8 @ema@ ]einer @eltebten.
MlS @rfel BON fetuem .9errn an ben
2et@nam @oelbeip6 9efdbrt purpe, mar
Ct untpfQfQrlt9 erblet9t jegt rStbeten
f@ feline @anSem ieine slu9en leu@tete,
trteter.
~@tattbalter BON !6oQanb |" rief er.
sd oanfe DR. Mbelbeio> Dein Sob
brtn9t mir oas bS9te 2eben ! Mrmes
Beib &pnntef Du Did ntdt nit Ser
gen be9na9en mubtef Du AUDI na6&roz
nen 9retfen!?"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-02-10

r THE STORM. = The heavy snow
storm, accompanied by hurricane of wind
which visited US last week, blocking up
highways and railroads, and almost suspen-
ding BUSINESS for two or three DAYS, ex-
tended throughout the entire extent of Wis
consin and portions of Illinois, Iowa, Min
nesota and other neighboring States
Trains were blocked up everywhere, and
communications cut off in all directions
No mails arrived or departed from this
city, between Tuesda- evening and Friday.
The train that should have gone out
wednesday afternoon, did not leave the
Depot until Thursday morning, and then
failed to get through to Warren. Friday
the regular train succeeded, by shoveling
and blowing through ten feet of snow, in
making its way through and brought the
mails of two days previous, returning
about o'clock Saturday morning, being 9
hours behind time Stages to the interior
were all suspended for day or two. The
Dodgeville and Arena stage started out
Wednesday morning, hut proceeded only a
short distance, upsetting once or twice, and
finally, coming to drift impossible, aban-
doned the undertaking and returned. The
years; but, contrary to general e1pecta-
ton, the days following the storm were
clear and mild, apparently having exhaust
ed itself, so as to be unable to close up
with severe cold as was feared.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-02-10
THE CONCERT. THoMPsoN

THE CoNCERT.-The THOMPSON &
PARKHURsr troupe were greeted by large
and appreciative audience at Lenahan's
Hall, OF Monday evening, and as usual re-
eeived an abundance of applause. Their
programme was mostly made up OF new
and pleasing sougs. Pulling this troupe in
newspaper columns is now superhuous a
mere announcement that they are coming
is all that is necessary to I'll any hall III
this city at least. This was the last con-
cert to be given by them in this place. In
a few weeks they go east, where the COM
pany is TO be reorganized and enlarged,
they intend returni ng west.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-02-10
JOHN G. PARKHURsr is a great COM
ic, but the Comic Valentines, at the Post
Office are more comical than he
AT the issuing of orr last week,

AT the issuing of our last weeks
effect that Maj. G. Ell. OrIs, late Clerk of
the Board of Supervisors, had proved de-
faulter to the county in the snm of several
thousand dollars. Hoping that an investi-
CATION of his accounts would prove the re-
port unfounded, we RETAINED from any
notice of the matter at the time. We are
sorry to say, however, that there appears
to be quite too much truth in the rumor,
and that upon a settlement withlthe Board,
there appears to be some "a, 500. 90 for which
he is unable to account. No man who has
heretofore held the office of Clerk of the
Board of Supervisors of Iowa county, has
ever earned fairer reputation for honesty,
efficiency and competency, than Major OTIs,
which renders the deficiency in his finances
as much a matter of surprise as of regret
to his friends, and inspires the hope that
some arrangement may be made whereby
the county may receive its dues, and the
Major be exonerated from blame.
We understand there is some diversi
ty of opinion between the Majors bonds
men of his first and second terms of Of
fee, as to liability for deficiency. While
those on his last bond contend that they
are liable for only part of the defalcation,
those who signed his first bond claim that at
the close of the term for which they were
liable, full settlement was had with the
Board and at that time no deficiency exist
ed, which relieves them from liability. Of
this, however, we know nothing. We are
tcld that the signers of the last bond have
been secured to the amount of about 81,
600, and that his first bondsnen have had
the Major arrested, with view to secure
themselves and the county against lost.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-02-10

AwAEE.-Our preventative IN the
Legislature is not asleep, as we notice that
he has introduced and had passed res
olution inquirins into the extent of the
power Of this or any other state to in
terfere with the rights of the Green
Bay Mississippi Canal Company spoken
of by our correspondent ''D.H last week
which company though duly chartered by
the state, is totally ignored in the bill
looking to the improve ment of the Fox and
Wisconsin Rivers
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-02-10

very valuable village ordnance has been pass
ed audis being strictly enforced The ordinance re-
hates - he running at large % cattle. horses, &c,
In the streets and authorizes the Marshall TO ar
rest ali anina.s 50 running at large.-DIrlfRg.oR
tEtea-
No doubt the farmers coming into Min
eral Point, who have TO stand by their teams
with whip in hand to keen our city cows
and horses away from eating up everything
eatab.e, and destroying everything destroy
able, would be pleased TO have our city
council pass an ordinance of similar char
acter.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-02-10

THE Masquerade 4 Lenahans' Hall
last evening was largely attended. though
a less number appeared in masque than al
former similar parties given by the Har-
moniA Society. Everything passed of
pleasantly. Some of the costumes we're
very Erotes4ue- \ bUrlesque representa-
t'on Of our city fathers passing the ten
O'Clock ordinance" created much amuse-
ment, but as our paper is cup" we have no
more space to spare for the BAL .,as7ne.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-02-10

Foolish FORGERY Last Saturday
young man named DENNIS HARRINGTON,
resident of the town of Waldwick, came
to this city with some produce, which he
sold to Mr.. JOHN JAMES, receiving a check
on HEsRY's bank, for s17.l0, which he pre-
sented and received the money on. Soon
after he returned to the bank with another
check signed by Mr.. JOHN JAMES, for 800
rs. Mr.. Gro. HENRY, the shrewd cashier,
saw dissimilarity in the signatures, and
requested the young man to go with him to
see Mr.. JAMES. He readily assented, and
they proceeded down street I'll they reach
ed MEUsER's saloon, when the young man said
he wanted too see man in there, and re-
quested Mr.. HENRY to wait outside for him
moment. When he had gone in and closed
the door, Mr.. HENRY looked through the
winuOw gust in time to see the young gent
going cut at the back door. HENRY follow
ed him through the saloon and down the
hill to Fountain street, both being on a
keen run. Luckily, a man was coming to-
ward them, to whom Mr.. Henry called t.
stop the Young man, which was done
without difficulty, and he was forthwith
taken before Justice IvEY. He admitted
the check to be a forgery. Bail was set at
s. 900, in default of which, he was com
mitted to the city Jail till Monday, when
his father and a neighbor came and gave
security for his appearance at the next term
of the circuit court, and he was liberated.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-02-10

~ Officer. II. o. address,
.s;..ant Assessor T. s. ANsJEY. Mineral Point.
IA 4 Il
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-02-10
Mineral Point Market.
TRIBUNE OFFICE, February 10, 1869.

TRIBUNE OFFICE, February 10, 1869.
The week passed has not been noted for particular
activity in any branch of trade. The cattle and
hog trade, though prices good is gradually fall
ing of, result doubtless OF scarcity in the vcin-
ity, which is not surprising to any who has
the vast amount of this kind OF stock brought
to this market during he month of December and
January. The grain market still continues in topor,
and doubtless VIII until advance the present
prices is offered. "uling figures SO to press
o-day, are as follows.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-02-10

Iowa COUNTY NURSERY this
page will be found an advertisement telling
people that they need go no farther than to
Dodgeville, for every variety of shade, fruit
or ornamental trees, shrubbery, &c. The
plants raised right here it seems natural
should be more hardy and better adapated
to our soil and climate than those import
ed from the eastern or southern states.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-02-10

y. ). SENATOR ELECrIoN.-We
have another attractive article this week
from our friend sd" He most wildly por-
trays the power of King Lobby as applied
e securing the nomination of Mr.. CARrEx-
TER for I. S Senator. ID" has been
there and knows whereof he spes's; his
picture is one drawn from person.. kuowI-
edge, and Of its correctness the experience
Of many gives unQuestiouabIe evidence.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-02-10

IL OF TIE ABOVE GOODS win be sold at tn
lowest market prices and, if not as represented
the money Will be refunded
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-02-10

POWELL n LAWRENCE have laid
upon our table the latest Harpers' Weekly.
Frank Les,ie's Illustrated Weekly, Hearth
\ Home, and other valuable publications as
samples Of what they have to supply the
reading portion Of our community. The
i''St-oStice News Depot has become an in
stitation +: cur city which the people could
lily do without, and which is steadily IN
creas.nE in popn!aritr.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-02-10

BELMONT STATION The Platte
vile Witness reports the village of Belmont
Station in a thriving condition, and thinks
that the completion of the railroad through
to PlatteyiiIe will not materially injure the
business of that place
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-02-10

That LECTURE which DR.. VAN DU-
sly las had prepared for some time. but
which the fAtos have prevented him from
delivering 50 many times, has been arranc-
60 to come of this, "Wednesday evening.
Tie Literary Association has been thor
oughly renovated of late and is now in good
running order, and intends having lectures
or other entertainments every week. We
DC nope the people viii turn out literally.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-02-10

To INrENroEs.-Any person de-
string instructions in reference co proceed
ings to obtain a Patent Right, will please
send to O. c. SMITH, Mineral Point, Wis,
and Book of Instructions will be sent to
them, free of charge.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-02-10

There is a tide IN the affairs of
men which taken at the flood leads on to
fortune" That tide is now flooding with
GUNDELFINGER, bearing to him numerous
customers, who declare that he has really a
very fine stock of clothing aud gents fur
nishing goods, and that he is selling them
a. bottom prices
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-02-10

Mr.. THOMPSON is fine composer
OF sentimental songs, but POWELL 4 Law
RENEE have Sentimental Valentines equal
to his best SONGS
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-02-10

TIE GREAT Snow Sr0Rb which
blocked up all the railways did not prevent
POWELL LAWRENCE from receiving one of
the largest and choicest stocks Of VaIen-
tines ever brought to Mineral Point.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-02-10

ALENTINEs, VALENTINES. - The
licensed time of Cupid, land other gods)
the 18th Of February, is almost here, and
POWELL LAWRENCE are prepared for his
approach 1t the Post-ofIice may be found
everything In the shape Of a valentine from
the most chaste sentimental to the most
comical comics,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-02-10
WANTED-An active, energetic man.

or good address, character and habits, to take an
agency Of the Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Compa
ny, Hartford Conn, for Grant, iowa and La Fayette
counties, Wis. Circulars, giving table, rates, and
showing the dividend system, plans Of insurance and
special features of the Phoenix, may be by call
ing at the tribune Office, Mineral Point, be
obtained by addressing the Manager. set Of
tablerates, in dHditj1h the present, and similar
10 tn ose Of the Mutual Life Of n y, have been
adopted by The Phoenix, thereby giving the agent and
the public the advantage Of the two systems, viz:
All cash premiums with dividends the first year
on the contribution plan, half-note, with dYi-
dends, on the percentage plan,
Applications for Agency solicited from capable
men, and TO whom commissions will be object
To the right kind Il a man permanent agency IS it'll
interest in renewals, be viii given.
Address, JOHN II. WALRATH
Manager,
3w3 sos Main St Milwaukee, Wis
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-02-10

NEW NATERIAL-NFe would loti-
f our friends generally, and those in par
ticular who have use for Business Cards,
Bill aud Letter headings, Circulars, Sc,
that We have procured lot of new matori-
al suited to such work, and are now pre-
pared 10 DO printing in that line in the la
test and most approved styles of the art.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-02-10

OyT.-We are glad to tell the
TRIBUNE readers that the senior editors
health is so much improved that he is able
to visit TIE office again, and mind his own
I,fs;na--
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-02-10

Personal. = County Superinten-
dent PARKS paid US visit one day last
week. He is making tour of the county,
visiting the schools, and wished US to in
form those interested, that he will visit
every public school in the county before
Anil
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-02-10

WHAT makes your hair so beauti-
full Mrs. A. ALIENS Improved (new style)
Hair Restorer, or dressing, lin one bottle. J
Price one dollar Every druggist sells it.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-02-10

THE scarlet fever is prevailing to
some extent among the children of Prairie
du CHEN.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-02-10

\ CHANGED. DIR. WILDER has chang
ed his residence to the brick building OPP
posite (scuth) VIM. LANNON'S residence,
near P. " Church
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-02-10

THOSE persons indebted to this of
fee are urgently requested 10 call and set
tie their accounts at once. We mean bust
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-02-10

COUNTY BOND SUIT.-Our County
Railroad Bond suit is on the docket of the
supreme court for the term now setting,
and will probably come up for trial in
week or two.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-02-10
Dr. a.. Il. NsETGEsEEL

hhNfsSF, one door east at Puffarl's Drugstore
uF.-ttrs, hish street, mineral Point, respect
l-i.y sst.etts the patronage gI gae public All work
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-02-10
CITY AND COUNTY.
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1856:

ASH " EDNEsDAY. = To-day com
mences the Lenten season for 1869.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-02-10
M "A r r I Z ID

DAYIES-DANIS-At the residence Of the brides
father, Mr. J J Davis. the 4th inst. by Rev
John Davies, M. Ehsnezer Davies and Miss MAJ
gle Davis, all Of Yelch Settlement
JoHNS-STC HoLS0S-At the residence OF George
Sichslsns, esq-, on the I'd inst, by Rev. James
Evans. Mr.. Richard Johns aad Miss MARY Jane
Nicholson, sli Of Linden
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-02-10
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

s17g- Business Caats not exceeding six lines Non
psrie typei Inserted in ths column ct - per year.
Every additional line 50 cents extra.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-02-10

The Sants. Anna party is again organ
icing in Mexico, with view of placing
that old leader at the head Of the Governs
ment.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-02-10

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