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Francis Summer, Adn'1., VS.. john s. Reu-
l.

Francis Summer, Adm'x., VS.. Joha S. Reu-
wick, and others.
Pursuant to the order Of the Court in the
above stated case, will sell oD the FIRST
Monday 10 September next, at Ne~oerry
C. H., the following real estate, to wit
Tile lot Of land il tho Town Of Aewoerry,
known as the Office lot OF Henry Summer,
decd, bounded by lots Of l.. J. Jones, J.
J. Amick, and James Gauutt, and lying
on Main Street.
Terms Of sale-One half cash, balance on
a credit OF twelve months from day Of sale
to be secured by bond Of purchaser, with a
mortgage Of the premises. The purchaser
10 have the privilege Of paying all cash.
T. II. PG-YSlNGER, S. y. c.
Aug. 10, 81 At. ~.
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s@.tUEAD OFTHE MORT

sTAUEAD OF THE NORTH.
IN r4ny things the North has for a long
time been ahead of the South, merely because
Our people have neglected their natural adj
van,a.eS. III nothing was this more palpa-
bly, the case lhauin the manufacture CT doors,
sasheS. bIalS, moaidingS, SC. This VAS no
ticcd by Nir. z. Z. Ioa!e, ~ cn!erpriSiog
ChsrlcS;oni;.a, ana he has now one of the
largest and most successful mauutac;orics OF
doors, saShcs ana blinds in the whole couu-
t-v. Sec his advertisement.
hVg3 3l-tf.
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?, ". aR. s. CHICK
at SteWart's $ Corncr.)

HAVE a fr!l Steel, of Goods bought for
CASH. which they offer to sell LOW FOR
CASH. Consisting Of
4 lairc and varied assortment OF Ladies
Dress al,.i Fancy Goods OF latest style.
Notions Of many and choice descriptions.
Gcutcmcn's and Boys Spring and SUM
,ncr Cas>imc:es.
Large lot Of Mems and Boys Hats at very
su;al! profit.
Heavy stcc:; or Blcac!lcd and Cnhlcached
uomeSpuns aud Striped Plaids.
Good stock Of Boots and Shoes for Nen
and Boys.
\ nice lot oc La,:ics', Misses and Chill
dren'S S:.oeS, oc Moore, Larrabee ( Co.,
warranted
Tea. abundant and good.
Factory Yarn By tie Wholesale and retail!
cGnil to any Yarn made in the State.
Fine lot Of Cutlery, Tools, Locks, and
Hardware generally
Saddles, lisrnc<<, Brides, Whips, &c.
G!ns ard Pistols. ..
Sugar, Coffee, Io!aSscs. .-
Plain and Faac7 Soaps, Pepper, Spice,
Ginger, Soda and Starch.
Large 10; Of Hoes. shovc!s, Spades,
Scvthc Blades and Nails.
Tobacco and ScgarS.
Lardrcths Seeds Of varions kinds.
Stationery, Ink, Pens, Pencils, &c
Kerosene and THrpcntine.
Lime.
They propose to sell goods to the salts
faction Of al who will patronizc them
| 1t Low Rates and shert Profits
Fer GaSl.
Call aud examine their Stock ard judge
tor yourselves.
They sre also Agents for Jacob B. Rit-
te-'s celebrated improved old Anchor B and
Boiling Clo!b.
?. ". CHICK. 2. S, CHICK.
pr. 90, l6-:f.
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E,@2sn THERE. ARE liC LII
tulcS Of truths which are worthless in them
selves. ;;sI .ucri5 attention simply IS step
p:rg stones, Or rs 4 iadtcr conducting 10
Something ui;crior. Nevertheless every in>
valid who has p;nel for 4 remedy, know,
how Lcuc;ic;ai the use OF the celebrated Odd
Carolina B:;;crs' has been found.
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:. r.v,o, p;11-Newberry, SCUM osro

i" Has'mTsjt GommSn ~ xsr:in a@d others rs
INA n..sof Newbrrr!, S. G.
p1e rHe aSaS5rder SSd Of his Honor, T. Q. r YER,
x1se of the Court Of Common tlea<
iioI;,ne ,se Seventh Circut, passed in the ABOVE
safcdd' saaffcd case, dated 2oth day: Of MAJ: ls1",
ksSI % sre;nc creditors Of the Bank Of Aewoer:
'a' al ssr, sOn,5 Carolina, are erjoined from III"
fs2ter fs2 | prosecution Of their respective suits
and they and all other creditors are req9'rS" nf RE"
p.rr ~ Of Newberr7, S. c., at NewSerry, III
,hs he's State of South Caroin,a. for payment, on
or and If # not paid when so presented, then y"
render them with;n tic time specified abov"
hafore Thos. NJ. Lake, special referee, TO b"
Established before him according TO law.
.TIOS. VI. LANE,
Clerk Of the Court Of Common Pleas.
For Newberry County, S. e
May 25, Att.
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Undue ameut to Take the Cam
Da;ga E'apeT.

paiga Iapef.
Tie csupaiSu is now opcu. it is an important
one. great Interests ale involved. vital issues at
stake. aud e1ents are daily occurring TEch II Is
important that people should kr@w. Our dL'-
trict shoulG bc awake. and they eGnnot Keep up
with the times without paper. Lie oHssiul *
norance which it would be toly 20 enllgnen
won't 10 DOW, We must be Informed on the ag'-
tatins questions of the day the prospects, ana NC.
cessities and duties Of tie hour. No man should
trust to hear say, to his ueishbor for the 0lo'-
nation in his own reach. Read Tor yourselves
Take your district paper, ard others also II yon
can afford it, but lrs: Of ali take the dlstrlc' Ps
rcr eud 10 place it in the reach olsu, we propose
To reduce tue price
For al who subscribe within the present laensh,
And offer it to single subscribers at 92.oO Tor the
year,
and 10 clubs Of ten ct 81,
Besides we will give year'5 subscription to that
excellent agricultural monthly, tho
Rural Caroliuian. to the
getter W cCclubs
Of ten, free
Of cost.
Remember. this cRer will he kept open FOR one
month only sitter tha. We will dersnd the usual
price.
Every Uuion Reform man should take the pa
pcr. and we ,unkc this liberal offer so j: may be
within the reach CT thuss who now ind dull
cult to subscribe.
We respectfully ask our readers to make known
This offer TO those of tLeir friends who are not
taking the paper. Aug. 10, S2-tf
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South Carolina
BANK sND TRUST COMPANY,


tioHal BInk.) ... .
iN.iIN STREET.
~C5lum5;a, S. c., July 1st, 1870.
This Bark, Savings, and Trust Confpsssys
under their charter, with ample capital, are
rrrpared to mret the wants OF general ouss.
less. =.
We discount commercial and all paper
on approved collaterals; make collections
i, ACCESSIBLE points in the United States
buy and sell exchange on the principal
cities in the States and Cauadas; purchase
and sell Government: Bonds, Bank Bl'is,
and Southern Securities. -- :.
Advances made or consigrments OF Cot
ION and other products with bii!-!adins A..
tacEled. or warehouse receipt. b! special
arrangement we receive deposits, allowing
interest, and issue certifc ties for the same.
Prompt attention given to the collection
of salaries, aud liquidation Of claims aaaSnss
the State Government. ~
HARDY SOLOMON, President -
J. c. ROATH, Cashier.
July 20, 29-3mos. -> a.. - 80
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- FOR TII!ILEG;iSLATJR RE.
-Na. n. II WMnTi'S > respectfully p:c>c"-
,cG 20 lhc citizens ut Ncw3crry, for their sut-
irarc =, the cTSGing election.
May !, 1S-1t. NEWEEnkl.
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4 CARD.

The undersigned respectfully submits that
having EVER and ALWAYS responded with
cheerful alacr;tv 70 the calls and demands
made upon his time aud health, both by day
and by night, Il is hut fair, his patrons
should recognize that he is { man Of like
wants will themselves, 2aG that he cannot
snbS!st altogether upon air. Gentlemen and
pat:ons, JUSTICE 10 the WANTS and CLAIMS
Of my family, and the duties OF life De-
MAND IIrEG.T1vELY that Scc! At LEAST
my Just deserts. 'T*v re thar thon oweSt." "
I'.B. RUFF, u. d.
kur0t oL-tr
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COMM ERCIAL.

NrwnnHRy. August 3l.-Cotton leo.
New YORK, Angus - l. M.-Cotton 1oml-
nal. upiauGs 49,: Orleans 22!:: sales $40 Oales
Flour-State ard Western > lOc. lower; Sou!t'
en-. dull aud lower-co,n,nun to fair extra os5 l
G.15. Gold lG: u 49,. =,
CuAELrsroX. August :9.--Cotton dui!-mid
dlinG- T. :. & IL: sales 81 ba!ss: receipts Is
stock 7:,l.
I.!vEEpooL. August 29--Evening :---C"';os
stead;-up!audSs s.: Olleans9i sales lzV9' oaIeS
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Wineuaa's Crystalized Worm Candy Is
only twenty-five cents bo-:!
Aug. 81, 35-1t.
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o

O. Nm. Il. Bernard. Proprietor o. The
S;l: Advertising Aycnc:, u ;!mingtoT. y. C..
is authorized 10 receive advertisements for
This paper IL Our sowcS; cash rates.
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We vii, send tic New York Bee Keepers
Journal and Na;iCuul AgricuIturiSt and the
Herald beth e." oUc Tc": for so
Address T. :. \ I; II. GitENEhEh.
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t%r"D HArn<.-Na last Saturday, a
large bo.iv c:a:mca "ccro militia from
this point, Clinton, an& Martins Depot,
marched ;!::oug; tle country to Jack 5
old G.;i. :: :.ndczvo"s Of = local militia
co.nosnv. The prctext Of this long
m,rcl WAS, ;:la. T." white men would Oh
th.. d.r drive the Inca; militia from its
muS.cr ground.
.Jac Crews. an,: = number OF the ScotS
Coas,abn?ary, lei the company from this
ona:tcr. About thousand aTme" men
were marching OF Friday nigh; aHii Sat
u:tlav, to THIS point. or citizens, sixty
nnl seventy yv&r> o';!, were cu'sea a"d
inSaI,r,l ~ the militia IS they passed
.h.;r residences. III one case = ?aaE w@S
c,r<.,! "..A Ia thai her husband should
b. sho.. !.sure:4S Herald.
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\ tr.T~' l~,H,

H.vsY CLewS & Co.-Nc take occa-
sion 20 ",..ntinn another very rcma:Nahtc
>r,c"<S "r the .ab.,ve ir,n. They have
lately taken OH the barking OF several
i:nnnrtar. :aiiway co'Npanlc>, :nd some
io,c i,rw i,n~;;r:>S 'C.iic frs: class seems
Gni,Y .,:t:.nc 20 :i!c ;,"aSc. Mr.. G;e">,
;hnn.,h 81 o%r ycr"c"r ha1krr>, has
nevertheless been good "hiic II bGSl-
ness. and ha< la"r r"ipycd national
rcn!titinn in his profession. Hn'et,
u-harr, nev@- oppressed with care or
craze ii,Jc- the wc; -:'t Of heavy affairs,
in Y :.ii.St:>et o. In s~cic!v, At his bank,
st the llan"r ;ahic, or At tAc Sclsnt;hc
ncr,;rc>; always easy, and though
insoec;.n:, as the French have II, yet
never pushing himself or his views. he
hardly nr>p":cS rs f.r the surprises
which. in ;!.c social or the banking world,
~ takes c2aSi0H 50 Often TO enact. These
c,.;c, aciiyve,>:crt> import character be-
yon,! ,:,.re talent, ard ta;< IS l'HcSscd
Also h- ;%c ,:"ge list os CLIENTS Of the
bes, sof: vino ho,A 70 ard believe in hin,
white reg ones os lie sane kind arc
can>,a";lr vesovtiny to his hoHSc. The
London firm is N.cws, llab!cht Il Co.,
No. ) j.HinpCry-Strcc:.
fihe S.ocIhclGcr.
We Lave already l.o;iced Tie establish
,Yca. in I.Hn,,nn r;a branch OF the New
York h-r,c of.:2rrr G!cws i 10, under
the firm nam" cG Ciews, iIahiciit 4 Go.
Tie extensive nature OF the business
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--LATEST QJG?AGi9NS CT
Scs3TEERA SECURITIES !,
IN CHARLESTON. $. c..
Corrected Weekly BY 4. c. KAUFMAN, Bro
KEY. No. IS E"oaj Street.
iITEET ~. t>IH,

..kWs II --"' ISt"'
STATE Srcv"!rIrs-Scnth Carolina. old. - 4
50: do Eew. a -; 60. rrs:>:'d stock. cN iEt &
70
CITY StcCEiT!Es--tu-nst Ga. Bonds "a
81: Charleston. :. c.. S:,:cs cx or int. - a 49;
90. Fire Losn Bonds. 6Sa -; Columbia, ;. Co.
Bonds. - 60 o
DAILEoAD HoHns-::ITr HidSr hTsf mof'Essc
6os-: charleston and SaT9anah' ~ laaI-
and Darlington. s.; Grrcnvile aud Co'nmbis.
lst mort. ga -: do. S'@'c :-arante:. u a.
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TIE Exercises of this SCHOOL will be
resumed on MONDAY, 2GrH SEPTENEEts
next.
Tuition as heretofore, from s. to 81 per
month. Modern Languages and Music cA'
ira.
Instruction given in all the branches
usually taught IN Female Schools Of the
highest grade. ,
Pupils from distance can obtain board
in good private families at abort :l' per
month.
For particulars ar:''y 30
Col. $. FAIR,
Prcs't Eoari Trustees, or
$. 2. BQULEh, E~q., Sec.
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|TAADO FDRIILIZER

The experiments Of the past year blse
confirm ID those of for."cr years, and7S'ao,
li<hei, beyond all controversy, tH great
merit of this Souti. Carolina Esthzer.-
The undersigned are the -tgepvat Ne"nef,
rr, and will furnish any Q4Y"tity. neeedeo
by the planters Of this sec5on- 1heE a'so ,.,
have great number Of small PaIh?n'e's
containing tcstmonialsof many Of the 'ess
planters OF this and adjoining states sS
70 its fcr;ilzn~ p~perties, which the! VIII
distribute gratis ro
Jan l93 IT.
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KOTICE!

ALL persons indebted 10 us by Memo
randum or Account, for this year, 1870,
must come forward and settle the same Oh
or By tie 18th Of September next. No e1-
cuse will answer, for we cannot buy goodS
with excuses.
All who fail to meet their paper prompt
lv We vii! commence action against, for
mouey we must and will have.
MCCALL s POOL
Aug. II, 33-3t.
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WILL have for sale during tic ''tot
ton" season, Begging, Rope aad Iron Ties
Aug, 81, soil. ID. AOH t.ii
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OvR REnxC4zoUs coEUn11g.
THE gREATNESs or SMALL THINGS.

I'M pf''''f NESS or SMALL THlNVo'
by b'Sv. SAMUEL t. SPEAR, DID.
The phy' ical as well as the moral system OF
the worF. Is one of such great complicated con-
nectio'Js and relations that even the smallest
and .0ost Insignificant thing may be, and often is,
the, necessary anteccdent of stupendous result.
Whether we look into the past or into the future,
the exact nerus by which events play into each
other, and thus lie in the serial order Of history,
is q problem which nothing short of omn.scIence
can solve. As we cannot tell all the causes in
the past which have contributed to what we
observe in the present, so we cannot antici-
pate all the results in the future which will be
the fruits OF causes acting in the present. The
erest trae in ones life, in itself so small as to
be deemed of no importance, Is often sufficient
to change the whole course and current of his
being, God frequently invests the acts of a
plain and common man with a power of con-
nections and remote relations that travels pro-
ductively into the future ages after the man
himself has retired from this earthly scene. In
this way little things as well as great may make
our lives sublime.
As an example, let us cite the case of wan
dering peddler, who, more than two centuries
since, called at the house of Baxter's father ana
there left religious book, which the youthiuI
Baxter read, and by which ne was first awakened
and then converted to the Gospel Oh ChrlsI'
This was the first result of that accidental visit
Baxter becoming Christian, in due season
gave to the world religious writings that being
studied by Doddridge, were the chief means in
forming his spiritual character; and this was
second result of the peddler's visit. "The
Rise and Progress of Religion" written by
Doddridge, was owned of Heaven to the
conversion OF Wilberforce, the philanthropist;
and thus we come to third result in the
advancing series. 1.-THE Practical View of
Christianity" coming from the pen of Wilber-
force, brought Leigh Richmond to the know
ledge of the truth and hence fourth result was
added Leigh Richmond wrote the "Dairy-
mans Daughter" producing little work which
has been read by millions, and by God hOnored
TO the salvation Of a great many souls. Behold
this series of providences, beginning with the
simple and apparently unimportant act of an
humble peddler, placing that act in relations
truly wonderful, and finally crowning it with q
Significance that we have no capacities to mea-
sure. Withdraw the life of that peddler and the
little thing which he did from the series, and
perhaps the whole would be gone. His act,
viewed in connection with the sequel, impress
sively shows that great result may have its
incipient germ in the bosom of a very small
cause.
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PRIOE OF PASSAGE
~ = ..,O o'Aa~ ,.a0'fs 70 TBHdsfsr OR HAyRE,

TO PARIS,
- Unoluding railway tickets. furnished on board1
first r..s ose,n 2, Sl5 Second Cabin. ss5
Medical attendance free of charge. -. I...
American travellers going to returning from the con-
unept OF Europe by taking the OF avoid
risLs from transit By English railways and
pense. GRORGE MACK ENZIE Ascent -
IT, ,.... a.. MI. No; % BROADWAY, Now York
Company, to HI n T,EAK
iTs No. $40 OHESNUT Street.
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ASSETS OF THE COMPANY


November 1, 1869.
100000 United States Five Per Cent.
Loan, teD-forties. .......... e216O0OO0
100000 United States Six Per Cent.
Loan Qawful money 80. lO7,75O'OO
Loan, 1881. .............. 100000
'''s' Cent Loan. ,.....'......... -. as,O5OOO
200, 900 City OF Philadelphia SIX Per
Cent Loan exempt from
VhA) .................. 2OO,yboOV
Cent Loan ............... 80 100000
20090 Pennsylvania Railroad First
Mortgage Six Per Cent.
BONUS. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. y,4OOUO
$4,000 Pennsylvania Railroad Sc
Bonds - ................. ' oU 9a,c25OO
$4,000 Western Pennsylvania Rail
road Mortgage Six Per
railroad guafanteej -. 100000
Cent. Loan ................ 100000
Cent, Loan 49, ................ 80 @ 4q7OOO
pany, $50 shares stock. ..... 100000
5000 North Pennsylvania Rail-
road Company 100 shares .o.
STOCK. 0CR....................... 9,9O0ON
10000 Philadelphia and Southern
pany, so shares stock. ..... 10000
A6,900 Loans on Bond and Mort
gage, first liens on City
Properties. es.................. 246,9OOO0
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S1,2Sl 400 Par. Market value, 8, ,255, $1,000
Cost, s1,216, ,62227.
Bills Receivable for Insurances made . s23, 7OOT5
Balances due at Agences:-
Premiums on Marine Policies, Accrued
pany ........................ 80 49, ~. @ sO,os7sS
TONS s476s Estimated value. evr ..!..... 2,74o2O
thSn III bank.. .tl60,5lSSS
Cash In Drawer ........ 1926
69,2s114
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kEss ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE
&da4EE THE GENERAL TRANsArr.ANrr
QOMPANY'S MAIL STEAMSHiPS
BEL Bb rST ~ EhN NEW YORK AND HAVRE, CALLING Ar
splendid vessels this fayorite route for the
Saturday. ~ ~ 'oi' s''is
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1882,

THOMAS C. HAND, President
JOHN @. DAVIS, Vice. PRESIDENT
HENRY LYLBURN, Secretary.
HENRY BALL. Assistant Secretary. IL
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INSURANCE.

MUTUAL SAFETY INSURANCE
~ COMPANY. Incorporated by the Legislature
of Pennsylvana, 1885.
once southeast corner Of THIRD and WALNUT
Streets, Philadelphia.
MARINE INSURANCES
On vessels, Cargo and Freight 10 all parts Of the
world.
INLAND INSURhNCES
On goods by river, canal lake and land carriage to
all parts OF the Union.
FIRE INSURANCES
On Merchandise generally; on Stores, Dwellings,
Houses, etc.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-03-17

The signs Of the times indicate
that greenbacks will soon be equal in value
to gold, and in view of the speedy return To
specie payment DELLER announces that be
will sell goods so as 10 give the public the
benefit not only of the recent decline in
gold, out will sell at present for paper
dollar at such prices as are prospective
when gold is at par
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-03-17

WHO TIED MY Doc LoosE ? -
Somebody can by reading this item OBJ
tain knowledge Of the whereabouts of
Of their little black dog The cantan-
kerous quadruped has a knack of trying
to snap our boot heels of, and as a con,
sequence we are anxious that the owner
should call and take said dog away, or
we shall be under the necessity of as
sisting the specimen of Of the genus
cams down stairs with the toe Of our
boot.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-03-17

WE are wearing one of those pivot
action pantaloon supports and chest ex-
panders, just received by }. e. 4 G. X.
MorFErT, and furnished us by f b.
STEWART, the accommodating and pleasant
pharmacist of the above firm BY it the
entire weight Of the clothing is supported
from the shoulders, the shoulders drawn
back and the chest expanded.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-03-17
METALLIC O. Films AT FIRST COST


desire clos on o.
Those havng
named ptr,nsw who have used hen
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-03-17
NOTICE.

All persons Indebted 10 he late arrn ~ O. ".
Cons Co, will please cal Aud Sc tie their &C.
counts
q W. coBs.
hr-L Psla,, Wis, Feb Isl, 1879. sss
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-03-17

"What gods, what genius did the chisel move,
When ELLisGBN manufactured those ?"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-03-17

CIRCULATING LIBRARY - Cal! at
the Post Office and get a good book to read
Fifteen cents for two weeks Miss Null
5ach's works put in this week; others add
ed as called for. Five dollars in advance
will entltle anyone to the use of the libra
ry for one year, See mammoth advertise.
ment this week
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-03-17

FURNITURE FURNITURE IL will
sell furniture, made of the best seasoned
lumber, as low as the lowest Call and
examine as | am Offering inducements
that cannot fail to satisfy every one that
] am selling my furniture cheap. Re-
member the place-two doors west of
the Presbyterian Church.
THEo. GEORGE.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-03-17

m o
it get
God ethughh o to pr
eacnnnr cal i
reo than .
for he ooron
get #
/ very nice
Pd rf y
Yellow Gundy Ora yam
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Now ,for u Picture!
@. +. HOY T
Ph otoSraph err.

Down goes the prices Of Pictures to correspond with
the low prices OF Wheat. Pictures rs low AS Fifty
cents dozen Having taken charge ofC K, MoGetts
Photograph Rooms, | am prepared to execute work
In all the different branches known to the art on short
notice ola pictures topled and enlarged speciality
made OF India Ink and Water oors. Sosr work
done on short notice, All work warranted to please
Also an OF frames, eases and Icckets con-
stnDtly on hand, IN.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-03-17
Hogs +! Hogs!

Dressed and live hogs wanted Farmers
sell no hogs until YOU see me or my agents
| am now prepared to pay the highest price,
and will pay more than others in this sec
,on OF the coantry can pay. If
j. STRACHAN.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-03-17

FLLlNGEN & BIO. have the largest
and best assorsmeas Of furniture in the
city. One door below Gundry & Gray's
Dry Goo5s Store.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-03-17
MINERAL POINT MARKET.
{ Corrected Wsskiy.)

MINERAL pr Wednesday / p, Mtyeh 10.
GOLD-In New York Ill
WHEAP-No. /, 60; No. 2, co Ne.
8, 50,
UATS--30.
CORN--New, so;
FLAX--Best, 80 present delivery
BARLtY-45WgM
HlDES--Frm--Green, satS; Calls
,9lO Dry l2tss5
GRuRBY QIDES--t less than the price
Of good Hides.
W00L-Unwashe 90; Washed, So0t35
HOGs-Live, 7mHPib
HOGS--Dressed, 9.0U@9. so e ID.
CATTLE-ik@6t
BUTfhR- 2D@2j.
EGGS-lb.
CHlCKENs-Drcssed S@lo h
Undrcssed, 20 cts each.
P0TATOFS-4Om45.
LARD-22s@2j
BEANS--l. bum2 90.
oNIONS-75@LoO.
APPLES-6 500 u bl,
CRANBERRlES-@49 y ct.
BLACE-JACK-Sl2 Oh, r. ton.
DRY -BoNE-$l40o n tor,
LEAD ORE-SiomSi5 n thousand lbs
WOODS OoW6uo III cord
FLOUR. l0m2 %.
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR-s4 II cwl
LUMBEk-Commou, S2l r. u,
&" Clear Siding $50 n "
F." Dressed Flooring 35Q45 II N
SHINGLES--A rs.
No. $50
LATH--4 IS.
CHICAGO, March 10. 1870.
PLoCR-Bes, Spring NueG s8.5Oa $40 bn.
wttEAr-No. /, u No !, issDD.
COkN--10Gg,a.
OATS-S1.
RI TrkR-Roll--.2 sl, 81; Ferkln-- nc S.
EGGs-fresh-2 Ot.2l
BtyP CAIrLb- Mrdium Gr.ics-ft75C6 rs.
HOGs-LlyE. Medium Trades IS stctsi 10
Gs-presssd-34sptil.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-03-17

For TRApE.-I desire to trade a
quarter section Of land in the State of
Iowa for property in Mineral Point. Apply
at my Office, over the Post office, in this
city.
GEO. GIBSON, Dentist.
Mineral Point, March lst. 1910. 8tf