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The annual statement OF the cotton crop OF the
United states for the year ending sept is7O as IRE.
pared by the EBdncdI Chronicle Ia more than usually
interesting because OF its great volume OF stat sues
and extended detAn
The total cror amounts TO Si5i 90 bales as against
249.03l bales last year. There have been exnoriei
ais sl7 bales and the NORTHERN mills have hafed
sQ6,S6l, though the actual consumption during tho
twelve months has been Wl, portion being used
OF the nreyious years crop Toe stock on hand m The
whole county at the close Of August 591l7 bales
The CtrOEs also gives the total crop each year since
lhl2 which We annex:
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EE-ilitss nnlit,i


ana hroNrn o. rest b. child suferny ant Tying with
the pain ofcuiuus t'eth2 II 20. 60 ot enc, ana Get
bottle OF MHi WiNsLOWs SOOTHING SYRUP. It
% relieve TIM little sufferer Immediately II curos
wind colo, regulate tie bowels. anl Is rERrEcrLr
tArE IN Al cAana.
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boat race between mcmocrs Of the Passpic
Boat tlnb was foWcd on tie pessaic on satufdsy.
Il was won by K. Harris In 1872 Distance, two
miles WV
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Tho New Yorg Family Flour CO iB,-clav e, hive
teincci nc prize, Of al thu ceebt1tcd brands II four
- tli ~ ts pr Dbl Ti-y sell Giro cuolpas. AMI hsst
Z. afc, OF az W. the market, deliver free and guar.
ahtcg every barrel.
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Arrived SUNDAY. Sent. II.

Arrived -SuFDAY, Sept n.
Steamship Virgo. Savanna rdse and nose
s,c1nsh'n Acnshnet New Bedford mdsc aud pass.
Ship Rival, LIVERPOOL mdso.
Shr ar,Van. Live noll. mise.
Ehp Snve-elgn. LIVERPOOL. md.c.
snip ! icc' s. stnWip-. Have mlsc
IEN l'al' Alto tnndnr misc
nats lncy RANGES. Littc Gacc Bay. coat.
Dark Sharrsl u~., rroon, coN
NriI Wa 'C So. ! lhn. iuWher
Scht. diuc' lonnr. Cow Bay, G. n. coal
Aso, the u.s. al RIVER ana coAstwfee vc4.~i-
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- nS-ACEERNAN.-A Mad son Y J. Sent
tuN Ih' ht' James \. / rgu Samuel T. Eirl ara.
city. ''" VI '"N
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The Victor IN the Late Sew York Regatta
Challenged.

FROM ne FNsOWgh toWmefcidi sept, 10,
Mr.. T +, Hughes authorizes the following
challenge to Niss Sheehan OF New York, tie win.
ptl 20 tne lite regatta there;
Ia ne EaA0r AZ ne Pnsbttgh Commercial.
heieay challenge Miss sheehan to rowR two.mlo
SHll race Al Pittsburgh or new YORK Tor the sum OF
NV ,lde the race 70 take place three weeks acr The
r-Jng Of aItcies. lhts otter 10 remain open for
wees from today. ! deposit In your hands So ne 40
earnest OF my MteniiOn one hundred dollars viii DO
allowed OF taken for OK. enses.
Miss ROSA STEELE.
PITTsBURou, Sept. 8, 1870.
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Institute for the treatment - Gisss:cs 81 tho ces<
NO 20! Fnt 10th a. DR.. O'Tooles Essay on the Cause
ehiti6. free .-Adp.
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,Whnt Niucrnl Waters do you Use t-Gereral
ST NFAg BROADWAY.
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"Costur'-" Exterminator. 93r Ccptr. a,
Larle sizes Nto s.. Tor hUtes shps largo prem SOS
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4 FORGOTTEN CRIME CALLED UP.
Suspicion or Murder tor n s3OO notc-A
Son.in-Law OF the Murdered man A ccu-ed
ms IA Murderer Thc Inquest To-day-A
Rcmerknblr story from Long I.lnnd.

Suspicion OF q Murder tor n 5000 note-a
Son-in-Law Oft Murdered man ceased
ns IA Murderer Tao Iuaueat To-day-A
Remarkable story from Long island.
On the 9Th Of December, 1866, James Molonay
an cmGc' ee Of the Long leland Railroad and Bridr
ct Croniu. the daughter OF Dcnuis and johanna
Cronin. a wc'l-.o-lo resident OF Hunters Point
-eie married. As Mr. Crouin'r property was In
unproduciive real estate lie gave marriage por.
t.ons note, ofwhieh the following Is cop:
r,r., HuyrrRs roiNr, Dec. :. 1910
rse y"sr fw fet to Jane, iSioray ana hs y, afe
e tho % an Ss N whSn ff I6tsIs
DENNIS s. croS1S.
H. "A; 5 ,l Rsy i'r 't.TG ,lo b, ~,
Mrs. Johanna Cioliu.
witness; r.. WHITE
AR Cronin had
ANorHrR soS-fN-LAw,
one Henry McEeuus who collected 10 the sIcnln-
OF TIVE note by the old man; but nothing was
tiousht of the matter at that time.
Two years later, and after the death OF the mo.
tier, when Mr. Cronin proposed TO settle the obi.
fa'icn. HcEenna made such violent opposition that
tie I'D man promised to at least wait until the note
i'-ame dco before rlyinE to lis son-n-law the
$500 during all TINS time, McRsnna would have
nothing TO 90 with Molonay.
some time N November OF last year, few days
te'orc The note became due.
DENNIS cRoNIS SUDDENLY DISAPPEARED
On Monday morning Jan. 81, the body N man
ws found in New;owr creek, near Yves, avenue.
Hunters Point, 1t was soon Identified as the boi,
Of Dennis Groin. AMI an inquest was held by Cor.
uuer GCibs ri NewtOwu, At the 'quor saloon o.
Henry McKonna, the son.in-aw and was considered
A. I'VE time that majority OF the jurors were
diu'k Many rgnors were anoat, among others
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MARINE TNTELLIG ENCE.

,.,-- MINIATURE ALNANAC-rHts DAY.
sun rfes.....5 b. Sun sots. - ID Moon rise, zsq
. HtCH WATEE-Tuts nav.
hRndy Hook. VI Gov Leland q 90 Hell Gate II ~
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wheeler ~ Wilson Mnchipc- t,ftt Rrond-
way. sod ~ paNiug 90 Oowu and 80 per month with
out extra charge. Machines TO let j. I. Ellis
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AT KINZRY'S.
OPENING
FALL AND WINTER
GOODS
on MONDAY.
FROM THE LATE
AE.TAnk gkLEa
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oUT;-K nox's tall style Of gsNls' hats, 2i2 Broad
wby, Enough said.-Adp.
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FEATHERS AND FLOWERS.

IN ALL TIE NEW SHAPES, STRAINS vFtvFrs
PLUsHEs, CACTUS, AND OTHER BRAlDs. &c. up.
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Ll.oS !uAN dbbBEls' PhlCES.
TRIMMING DEPARTMENT.
LOIS or SILK TRIMMINGS PC piece
lilt n SILK AND SATIN no slc t5c SIC piece
Slik All, SATIN GlMrs 80. aoc.. .5e, tlriooc.
fANCl SILK AND NElNI l, i5c.. 81 Sis piece.
SILK FRINGES ~ cry COjOR, &c % 20. ward
BLACK BLK PRINCES. &c. to sos. yard.
EMBROIDERY DEPARTMENT.
NFFnLEwOBK sErs. 5oc. sc ooc ico5
FANCY LACE COLLARS. 25c i1r SOC CJc. 55c
liAMn tRG EDGlNGs and INSERTIONS. &c. up.
llNEN COLLARS, &C.. be ioc.. &c. NJ.
LINEN CtIF-. l0n. ltC., zoe, 2iC. M
FANCY RUFfLlhQ-. liu piece
RIAL GUlPUE LACEs, under price.
BARGAINS TINS WEEK
AT KtNzEY's.
no. Col BROADWAY.
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RIBBON DEPARTMENT.

=, ApsgtoS skJ,Es.
RIBBON DEPARTMENT.
LOTS OF \, pyoNs o., Sc, loc i9Hc. yard.
Fanny RIBBONs, &C, iOc pbc, 15c yard.
WIDE FANCY. l5c.. 26c CSC, Sic, ward
Rich ROMAN RtBBO vs.. SIC. and SOC. yard.
SSAhSSiiii H.,,B9tlNS, Seca 6oc: 7Scs ~ ole.
KiCIH SATIN MEETINGS, 251y all cnlors.
EVERY COLOR AND WIDTH IN RIBBONS.
vELvETs AND sATINs.
vi VIDE p Is sI ltg ,yELyETs, u 70 o yard.
siLk PLUSHkS. l0c., soc, ti yard.
SIZE 81, sAI1Ns AM vElyETs 6N. ffE BIAS.
GOLoRED SILK TRIMMING VELvETs, &c pieeo.
MAX Wihr I'LL ELK TRIMMING yfLyETs, CSC, piece.
MiipE sim IN THLN%iNG VFLVETs, SOC. to ti piece.
WIDE SILK coLoRED VELvRTB, &c. lard.
MTLlINERs
SUPPLIED WITH CUT
IEN0THS
At wHoJEsALE PRICES
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g OOO KEWAHD toIT ANY PTyale disease
Apply 10 DR.. EVANS. % Chatham St
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PLUsHEs, CACTUS AND 0rllER BRAlDs. &c ~.
FEATHERS AND FLOWERS.
LOTS OF WRENCH FLOWERS. iOc fnrny.
bhhdiimyTESS NftNtKG CoLuN. sc, SIC, ioc., SC
BhACk OSTRICH. 25cy SOC, t5c.. 81. tics.up.
flNE LAIHk FEN lllE!!s, JgC. l5cg o., up
OSTRICH MARABOUT Willow PHEASANT
PLUME DE COlN& MD ALI THE NEW STYLES
OF FANCY FEAThklss VERY Low.
GOODS At
Wholesale
1ISs 2 HAN JOBBEIts' PRICES.
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Preceded eacn day bv The Laurhahlc Farce
DEAF AS 4 POST


has resulted IN the mos satisfactory and com.
g5on, by That orti1r o'ttc audiences recently from
Europe. whence tn every language IT. regnng popular
IVY las mo- IN 'nLnuN made 10 the
SENSATION or fnE PERIOD
~ retictliOn " consequently announce for EVERY
i,NtMING. amt "Wednesday and SATURDAY Matinee.
nt,HlSiO ANp TIE ARAB ...Nis. JAS A. OATES.
49, ia !grinelgal OF tue tchool. Nj GEO. !. FOX.
Sienel.. MIR Chas DreW valentine Mr. " III Cram,
All the SPARKLING Music nishty encorcd
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-01-06
MINERAL fVNl W1oNSM THURSDAY MORNMG JANUARY


IhE STATE JoURNAL.--This ex.
cellent newspaper has undergone change
OF propiietors. Mr., RuBLgE's name no
longer appears as one Of the Publishers,
but in its stead is the name of Mr.. j. o.
Culver, forcible, graceful writer, who has
served in the editorial corps of the Jomaal
since Mr. RupLEEs departure for switzer.
land.
Every reader of the journal will undoubt.
sdly feel a pang of regret on learning that
Mr.. kuBLEE is 10 longer ono of its editors
his vigorous pen has earned for him rep.
utation and secured to him the esteem of
the p opIe OF Wisconsin, which no other
writer possesses. but the loss is largely
repaired by Mr., CULVER, who is worthy
TO wear the mantle thrown off 10y Nr Ru-
BLEE. The old veteran DAVID Arwoop the
founder of the journal, still remains senior
editor aud proprietor, and says he hopes to
continue for many years yet to make the
Journal, what it has been III the past, the
best and most reliable paper in the state.--
II. W. PAGE, the spicy, energetic local ed.
itor, added to Arwoop and CULVER, make a
corps unequaled in the State, and assures
the Jownot continuing the leading organ
of the Republicans of Wisconsin. No ex.
change Of the scores received do we value
so highly as the Journal, and no paper is
more deserving Of the confidence and
patronage of the people,
We hope to make arrangements for club.
bing the weekly Journal with the TRIBUNE.
at rates that will induce many Of our sub.
scribers to take it.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-01-06

The Executive Committee of said Socie.
ty, held a meeting at the Secretary's Office
in the village of Dodgevlle, at which the
premium list was revised certain alter.
atons made therein and additions thereto,
aud Supcrintendents appointed to the diff.
ierent departments
The days fixed upon for holding the An.
nurl Fair, were Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday, Sept, 22d, 23d and 24th 1869.
In accordance with said resolution the
Fair was opened on the 22d day of Septem.
Der and continued until the evening of the
25th of September; the same being exten.
dend one day on account of stormy weather.
Five hundred and three (503) articles were
ntered for exhibition.
Said Society held their meeting for the
election of officers on the 23d day OF Sept
1869 at which meeting the following of.
hcers and General Committee were elected,
to wit
President-- John Ellwood.
Vice Presidents = James Toay, VIM. f.,
Rowe and Harker Spensey.
Seeretary-W. l.. Abbott.
IteaSrcr-Samuel Hoskins.
General Commttfee John Hodg.
son Dodgevlle, George Standart, village
of Dodgevile, Richard Arundel; Miffln,
G. S. Millard Pulaski, o. Z Underwood !;
Clyde, Frank Martell Highland, G. A. De-
Silva; Linden, Simon Harker; Moscow,
VIM Robinson; Rdgeway, Thos. Strut (;
Mineral Point. Frank Hambly; City of
Mineral Point, George W Bliss; Waldwick,
JOS Gribble; Wyoming, l. w. Joiner.
At ameetinS of the executive Committee,
held Dec. 9th, 1869, it appearing that W..
l.. Abbott, Secretary, had permanently re-
moved from the Couaty, 0rville Strong was
chosen to fill the vacancy
The following statement from the Treas
urer, showing the financial condition of the
Society, was presented aud accepted.
RkIEJprs
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-01-06

TIE Festival and Exhibition Of
the p. ". Church on New Years night drew
one of the largest crowds ever brought out
bv an entertainment Of the kind in Mineral
Point. For admission alone over Sl2J,0o
were taken. aud the receipts at the
tables and stands were proportionatelv
large The entertainment Of tabl.aux, sing
ing, recitations, A.. WAS admirably con.
dueted, and went of with ecint. All presen,
were satisfied that they'd got their molsy's
worth, and good interest. The oysters,
ice.cream aud other provender we're in de
demand. and nothiug was left to waste. -
The affair netted to tie Church the neat
sum Of !l75
Mr. TgysgaY pastor of the Church, re.
ceived as a New Years gilt from the youpg
men Of his congregation good sized roll
Of greerbacks, for which he wishes us tu
say he !, truly grateful.
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M a r ri - q z = :

GARD-ll0LMAN-ln the town of Linden, at the
residence of hUmas Edwards, December 2Nth 1860,
by II =. DIETRICH, tsq. Mr. John Gard, Of gh-
land, to Mrs. Patience Holman, of Macon County,
Missouri
SALMON -TtlOMAS--At the p. W parsonage Min.
eral Point, January lst ls1o, by Rev. j. v TIE.
NEky, MIR, john f. Salmon Of Belmont, TO Miss
Mary Thomas, Of Mineral Point.
SNlFH-PRl Eat the p. NJ. parsonage, Mncml
Point, Jan. lst, 1870 by Rev, Jy ThtNsRy, Mr..
Marx Smith, Of Waldwick. and Miss Elizgbeh
Price, OF Moscow.
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SECRET SOCIETIES.

r. AND A. VI.
MtvERAL Pow LoDGx No. Meets ut Masonic
Hail. corner High and Chestnut streets, nrst and
third Tuesdays of each month. JoHN 2. TRAMEL,
W W. o. v. MiyoR, Secretary.
Iowa CHAPTER No. 4, r. A. Mueets at Masonic
Hall first and third Mondays Of each month. X. D.
PULFoRD, H. p. o. h. MINOR, Secretary.
|. O. O. Y.
MINERS LODGE No. 4-Meets at Odd Fellows Hall
Dawes Block, lower High Street, every Monday
wening JoHN DAVE, N. G.. URIAH JAMES, Sec
retary
I. O. G.. T.
Emery LoDaE No. 81 Meets every Friday eve-
hing at the City Hail. A. ). MITCHELL, W. G. r..
----- Secretary.
ColD WATER TEMPLE No. II Guvene)- Meets
every Tuesday evening at the city Hall. JOHN b.
TEAsDALE, G. 4. JoHN ALLEN, Secretary.
VI. p. l.. A.
Lectures or other entertainment every Thursday
evening, at City Hall. 4. CooPsR, President; T..
D. CAMPBELL, Corresponding Secretary.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-01-06

FuRNlruRE.-A happy New Year
to my many friends, and a word to them In
good faith have undoubtedly as fine a
stock of furniture as ever was brought 10
Mineral Point, which is offered at prices
within the reach of all. Cali and examine.
Two doors above the Presbyterian Church.
THEo. GEORGE, Jr.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-01-06
MINERAL POINT MARlkET.
[ CorreeteA nlakln.l

sLssHAL pr, 6 p NJ, Wednesday, Jan. s.
further decline in thr COLA premium within the
past week has hid It's natural ec to reduce proper.
tiouately the value Of all articles Of produce, us viii
he noticed by our city quotations for totIny
G0LD--Il New York | 2QJ.
WHEAT-kxrra, 55; No. /. 90; No.
2, A.
UATS-30.
CORN-New, i5;
FLAX-- Best, l.4o0el so present delivery
BARLtY-4o@6o
HIDES Dull, --Green, Gao! Calf--S
Ml0; Dry, l2@l5
W0oL--Unwashed, 2o Wcshed, 30@35.
HOGs--Live, 7USt N lb
HOGS Dressed, 9.75Wl0.50 ~ H..
CATrLE-3@4t
BUTrkR--25.
EGGS-25.
ClIlCKENS--Dresscd, s@lo IN
Undressed, 20 CTS each.
POTAT0ES--40.
LARD--22sM25
BEANS b0M2 80.
ONlONS--7bul
APPLES-55o " bl.
CRANBERRlEs--12l.2 IL u at.
BLACK-JACK-sI2.0o, III ton.
DRf-B0NE-sl4 90 II ton.
LEAD ORE-sio01s45 u thousand bs
WOOD--S6 oom7oo II cord.
FLOUR 25m2 30.
BUbKWHEAT FL0UR-s4 II ewt.
LUMBER-.Commob, S2l II NJ.
g Clear Siding $50 N NJ
/" Dressed Flooring 85@45 ON
SHINGLES--A 475.
g No. l $50
LATH--4 %.
CHICAGO, Jan, 5tb, $50.
FLOUR Best Spring Wheat ~ 000s4tp bbl.
WhEAf-No. l. ~. No 2, i7U1i
COIN .GlQe.i2.
OATS a.
III TrER- Roll s2Q1 .33 ferkin--. .22Q.2 .2s.
FGGs-fr, sh--. .830 30
BEEF CATrLt-- Mrdium Grshcs--f1 t0gss6tp.
HOGS --IlNE r. Medium Gn,,les Il b0as950.
OGs--Drtssed-s siU.5tNs ! 70.
lilLwhygYp, Jan. 4th, 1870.
FLoUR-Bes Spring whea,f4 ,23Qb4 Is bbl.
wHEAT-No. !, 50 No. 2, IS.
c 10.
OAis-.42
BllTtK~ Roll 25; rsrk n--.lsa a.
EGDS-Frtsh-- 3ka8
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-01-06

THK RID ChoSs We sometimes
."nd copies OF our paper to persona who
are not subscribers. This is done as a
mea Of advertising. Persons receiving
the TR,ulsn, who are not Subscribers. mark
I'd With red cross, ty) will understand it
=. an iuvilstinn 10 them to subscribe. -
After sending three or four cop's NO more
Will bo s'n. unless ordered continued.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-01-06

DRowNED.-lt will be remembered that
we mentioned in the last issue that James
Bradley who resided in the town of Wyo.
ming, had been missing for several days.
We have since received the sad intelligence
that the poor tt How iouud watery grave.
His body was fonnd in the slough about
81 rods west Of the main L. h. bridge over
the Wisconsin River, near Helena Statiol,
on Saturday last. An inquest was held on
the body, at which it was found that he
had been drinking at Spring Green during
the day and had started to cross the bridge
on foot after dark. lie was found in about
20 feet of water, and It was evident that he
had fallen through the bridge while irving
to cross. The verdict OF the jury Was nc
cdentai drowning The deceased leaves II
large and helpless family in destitute cir
cunst,lnces. Chronicle.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-01-06

THE WESTERN lloNE. We first
made arrangements with the publishers
Of this journal by which We could give
each new, and renewing cash subscriber, n
copy for one year as premium, We to pay
10 cents each for the Western Uop,e. After
short time these publishers notified us
that they bal improved their journal and
could furnish us no more NJ that price, but
must have ~ cents each OF course We
cannot afford to give 3j cents ont of every
$50. b,tvil furnish the lKsteyn HON, for
% cents add tional. or that with tho Tai
BuSE at sl.75 year.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-01-06

The ADVANCE. -Rcv. Henry w ard
Beecher Is good judge of newspapers and
he says of the Adeo'Icc, published in Chi.
cago, II regard it as standing fairly on the
highest ground vet reached by religious
journals Of America" Dr. Horace Bushnell
adds the opinion that "it is the ablcst, best
and most outspoken paper published IL is
an un.ectarian, wide awake, aggressive and
readble Family journal, having for SPECIAL
contributors such writer's as Rev. Henry
Ward Beeehcr, Senator Wilson, of Mass.
achusetts, Grace Greenwood Alice Cary.
etc. BY special arrangement with the pub.
fishers, we are enabled to club the Adpd,t.
with the Tribune Mt $3.50 per year to all
new casbpayipg subscribers, or old ones
who renew.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-01-06
7. ALLEN, Jr., Sec'y

PERSONAL MIR. f. j. COOPER
started on Monday on visit to his old
home, Boston. Before going, he had made
a model Of his invention of a sleishbra.e g 4,
and forwarded to Washington an appica.
lion for patent, which we hope he may
secure, and realize something handsome
from it.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-01-06

TINE UP.-Subscribers finding a
red mark across this paragraph, are to un.
derstand it as saying "the time for which
you have paid for the Tribune ended with
the year 1859" Such subscribers are no.
titled that if they call and pay for the year
40 within three months they will be charged
only Sl.50, but If not paid within that
time it will require 81 90 to settle the bill
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-01-06

a THING OF BEAUTY No one
who has passed up or down the north side
of High street can have failed to notice
the beautiful cottage bedstead in the front
OF ELLlNGeSs' Furniture Rooms. A glance
at the interior of the rooms would show
that the bcdstead is but fair sample of
the stock there kept
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-01-06

a FRIEND compliments our carrier
hoy on his New Years Address, saying it
is fine production, containing many good
thoughts but suggests that the carrier of
the Democrat before attempting to enter
heaven with his paper should cad tht 9th
verse of the 2lst chapter of Johns Rev.
Citations,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-01-06

CAPT. JouN 7. JoNEs, of Mifllin,
favored us with call Yesterday, on his re.
turn from canvassing the State as agent for
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Com.
pany. We are always glad to meet such
good fellows.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-01-06

TiIE holidays are past, and it is to
be presumed that the heaviest trade OF the
season is over, an what appeared at the
commencement to he one OF ihe dullest o'
one Of our merchants. DgLLgR SAYS that
his low price ard quick sale system has
worked we'll, and that he 10 determined to
make it TO the advantage Of all cash pur'
chaser- 10 select their go"ds from hs stock,
which ia one Of the largest aud u'N care
f.liy selected in the Wys,.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-01-06

ELECTION Members of the M. p.
Literary Association are notified that the
annual election of officers will take place
at the Library Room, on Wednesday even
ing, January 18th. A full attendance is
requested.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-01-06
Hogs Hogs!

Dressed aud 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.
tion OF the country can pay. tf
D. SrRACUAN.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-01-06
Local Intelligence.

t.g- 'he FIRST pa9e Of tie TtibHRe toU be der0tsd
10 Loch mdtttrs. Fer d5cerfiseWsRts, (ercepf
professional ctrts,J inserted on This page. zoe
1haH chdrge MY per cent. ddcaac. on ordindfs
'afcs. No hIae catsh oW be atto,ced on Mis
page dtang ~tite,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-01-06
New Series, Volume |, No, 10.

A FEW MORE LEFT. - Notwith.
standing the large demand made during tho
holidays, there still left few sets Of fine
furs at the City Store, and offered at tempt
ing prices,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-01-06

The New Years md Christmas
festivities are now over, and people have
again returned to the realities of life
Among these, there is nothing more real
than that GuNpELFiNGER has fine stock of
clothing, and is selling them cheap.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-01-06

ffER 70 years OF practice he feels competent tc
attend 10 all Cases lhAt ulay come under his care
:" mlhtial P0itt aud slcury. lie would inform The
paNl1 thal he has permanently located in This city
puee "a his residence ueliuu the L. 5, Iiotel lust
tonNe Col. jones residence xx-zv
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-01-06
JOSEPH 4. n,TryuELl,t..

NJ "a, NJ ni al kinds of Ornamental
u var work, such As .,racele = lir-s.t. ms.
sn"o.ri', Necklaces, Finger Rings Ear ings,
A., o., o Se also Cnris, Waterfalls switches, la
ii. 'toni Pieces Gents zig +, and s,.rythjng io
N,.' ns' a'h psid fer raw hair. /. o sox llA,
HhSL roIni, ~ rsu.sIv
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-01-06

WE have only time to say that the
Harmonic masquerade ball last night was
largely attended, and passed of pleasantly.