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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-02-11
THE CONSTITUTION,
HELM BOLD'S
Fluid Extract. Buchu,

In affections peeiisF to Females IN RHequaed by any
other preparation, In Chorosis Retention Pain
us ess Suppression OF Customary Excavations, VI
Grated or Scirrhus State of the Uterus, and all
aints incidental TO the sex, or the decue or change OF
Ne.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-02-11
The Telegraph Job Room,

j lURNS out better Job Work, for the
cast mOnev, than any once ip the County Oar s.os
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-09-02
THE EYES! THE EYES! +!
DR.. E, H. PARDEE,
OculiSt and Au1eiSt

A FTER y PROTRACTED BLINDNESS OF
n more than five years, Dr. pardee has made
himself thoroughly and scientifically acquaint-
ed with all diseases Of the Eye, and is now prac-
ticine with II success not surpassed in the Uni
ted States.
All operations performed, such us Strabismus,
or cross eye Cataract by linear extraction De-
preston or Absorption, Ptcrygium or nesly
membrane growing over the eye, Reduction Of
Snplyloma or bulging out OF the eye. Artificial
Pupil, Fistula Lachrymalis. or closing OF tear
passage, and all deormities of the Lids etc
Artificial Eyes inserted without the least pnin
and possessing all the movements and brilIiancv
of the real eye. large assortment constantly
on hand and for sale at reasonable prices. The
Doctors Eye Bath for the treatment and cure Of
all nervous diseases is used all over this coast.
Thankful to those physicians who have sent
him cases for operations, Ire hopes that his uni
verSal success win warrant continuation of
their confidence. Ills celebrity us an operatoris
eo-eXtensire with his success as patients are
presenting themselves tor treatment and opera
tons from New York and Boston, almost tdouth-
IT, Many patients can he seen at the Doctors
oilice daily. IN different stages of recovery.
Olice-737 Clay street, OPPOSITE THE
PLAZA san Francisco, Ally.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-09-02

Made of Poor Rum. Whisky. Ploot Sputs auA
Refuse Liquors dortorrd, spced ana swVr'cucd
to Ilt asrlhe taste. called " Tuuics," " Appetite
trs. RrStorur*. ctc., tbal lead the lippl,r uu
to drunkenness aud ruin, hut Hrra true Mrljciuc
made from the Nalivr Roots aud Herbs Of Cali-
oruid, free from aiI Aroholc Sumuhuls. Thty
are thc GREAT BLOOp PURIFIER and A LIFE
GIVING PRIACtPLE. peri ct kruuvator hud
luyigoratof ut the system. earning oil all poi
souous matter AMI restoring the blood to a
healthy condition. ~ person can take these
Bttcr5 according to direction and remain long
nnwal.
$lol will be given for an incurlbo ease, pro
vidcd The huue, are not Destroyed toy minrlAl
poison or other means, aud tine vital orgln$
wasted j vnnd the puiut OF repair.
For lHilammftory AMI Chronic rheumatism
and Cont, D,spopsn or l"d 4, >tiou. Biliuus Re-
mitIeot uud intermittent Fc,cr-, pj,cas,s "t thc
Blood. Liver, kldncls Rud Bladder. these B'ters
haye been most successful. Such Djscl>ts are
caused IS Vltiaud Blool Whcl Is pcacrally
produced hy arrangement Of The Digestive Or
gans.
DYSPEPSIA or INDIGESTION, Headache.
PAin in lhc Shoulders. Con4hs. FLhlur>s uf lhr
Chr,t. y z1nrss sour Erucl rtious of the &,ou.-
sch. Bad taste in thr Month. Biiou> Attacks.
Palpitaiion Of the lleut, l"ti 'mmttion of the
Lungs, Pain in tie regions # the Kidneys aud "a
hnndr otEer Punlul symptoms, aIc the Of
spr.uts of Dyspepsia
They iuvigoratc The Stomach and stimulate
the torpid liver aud bowels. which rrndrr Them
of nnequailcd efficacy ia cleansing tbc blood OF
all impurities. and mplrtug new life and vignr
to the whole system
FOR SKIN DISEASES Erupiious Teltcr ShH
Rheum, Iitlrhcs Spots. Pu,tulc., Bolts, Car
hunclrs. Ring Wurm., Scld-Irad. Sore Eyes.
Erysipelus, Ich. Scurf. Dscolcrilioa of the
Skin, llnmors and Diseases OF The Skin. of what
ever nome or nature, are literally dug mp aud
Carried out of thc system ia short lime hv the
use Of these Bitcr5 Oac ho.'r in such cases
viii convince the most incrtduous OF thcr GU
rative effect.
Cleanse the Vilil'rd Blood Whenever you fud
its impurities bursting through the ska in Pam
pies Erup,ions or Sores cleau>c it when ynu find
it uhslructcd and sluggish IN the veins; eli ansr
it when il is foul, aud yopr terlju[s will tell YOU
when. Keep tie blood pure and the health OF
The system will follow.
PIN, TAPE and other WORMS, lurking in the
sy,tem Of so many thousands, are tiierluaily
destroyed and removed. For tull directions,
read carefully the circular aruUud each bottle.
printed in four languages English, German
French and Spanish
]. WALNEH Proprietor. Il. II. MCDONALD & CO..
DrugIs aud general Ageu's, san Francisco California
mnd 80 and 81 Cuuimcr, Street, Now rk.
as-s0LD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS ga
lh XYI.IY.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-09-02
WEAV ERVILLE
Hay FORK EXPRESSI

TIlE PUBLIC IS HEREBY INFORMED THAT
L will hereafter run "a Weekly Express he
tween the ahorr-nAmcd places, ana lhat all bus.
mess inlrnsled to me viii receive prompt ana
personal attention. ! will leave HAY Fork every
Aondl morning and Wearervlo every Tuesday
morning
Leave orders at Wells. Ergo 4 Co.'S Office. or
+. W. foHn3's Bank Exchange" Weaycrvlle.
sAYlu' j. S. HOYT.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-09-02
~ Ilize.. in ....... ........

After piyng the expenses of the enterprise and max ire
the d rhumo ot tht gj4, the blanra If tIe ploce,IS
arising from the sale of tickets Will be. appropriated to the
establishment ut
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-09-02
THE BRIDAL CHAMBER.

Essays for Young Men, on greet SOCIAL EVILS
aud ABUSES. which interfere with MAHhI AZ ~ with
'nns Of reri FIR ho triug aud Uniunnte disescd aud
delitatd Stnt iree in tel cngtlope Address HOW
ARD ASSOCIATION, 10 5. Ninth s., Philadelphia. Pa,
Il Sn i.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-09-02
II TICKETS FOR 500; 2s TICKETst
S255j SO TICKETS, SJ0o;Ii3
TICKETS, $1,000.

The Undersigned, late principal bNsincss man
nger of the very successful Mercantile Library
Gilt Concert at San Francisco, California, has
hceu appointed agent aud manager Of the Gift
Concert in aid Of the Public Library of Ken
tucky.
The drawing will take place in public and
everything will he done to satisfy buyers of tick
cts that their interests will be as well protected
as IT they personally supcrnteudvd the entire
affair,
MANNER OF DRAWING.
There will he two glass wheels One wheel
will contain 100 600 numbers, plainly printed
on leather tags. The Other wheel viii contain
~ boxes each containing gift One tag or
number will be drawn from The 100 900 wheel.
ana the first box drawn from the second or I'll
box wheel will contain ui t, neatly printed and
seated up, ana the gift 50 drawn from the Sec
ond Whe' viii be the git. of the tag first drawn,
whether Sl00, 5 1000 or Sl0o coo, as announced
I4,3G4 Tickets Disposed of in July.
TO insure tirkct-holders, the public are as
sured that if only -, 900 tickes soldi only
70, 600 numbers 20 in the large wheel the 72t
gifts awarded, hut diminished pro raa In case
50,oQo tickets only are sold, only Numbers to
10000 go in the lree wheel, and the III giitS
diminished one-half, and in case only 8oOoo
tickets are sold the entire 72l gifts will be para
in tnll-it being intended no unsold tickets
shall participate.
The Manager has already paid into the CitI-
zrns Bank $4,000 towards defra,ing the fx-
prnseS. aud does not depend on he sale OF llcN-
clselo pay his expenses of Printing, Advertise
mcnts, ctc. the public are invited to the
utmost scrutiny as to the reliability Of the en-
tire ela,ir
Persons desirous of acting as agents for the
sale Of our tlckes in any city in the Uniteu
States or Cauadus address
CHAs R. PETERS, Manager,
LOulsvii., Kentucky
OFFICE; l2o Main Street, Johnson Block
r t DURRETT. President; w. N. llALDh'
MAN, Vice President NJ. W. CLUSKY, SecreA-
ryi CITIZENS BANK, Treasurer.
Money received from the sale of tickets in ca',
fornia. Oregon and Nevada. will be deposhe.u'
with Wells, Fargo & Co., Virginia City, to "w'''
tic drawing,
NJ. a. IrISIEN OH, Agent,
General Agent, Virginia city, Ne'a""'
Who will supply tickets and furnish inf'Fm"'
ton. 33-lm'n
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-09-02
PR MIURl9,

2,o05 Cold Coin Premiums am'rg to $3.50 GOO
BUSINESS MANAGER5-A. W. Potter, A II.
lIagndorn, j. CorwcllI.rc.
BY special permission refer 10 the follow
ing wcIl-knoWn ctizrns:
Jahn II. Dickson. Sheriff Nevada County 7.
W. Si-onrucy; John A. Lancaster. National Ex-
change Hotel N. $. Deal. Editor Nevada Tron-
ScrIdi & v Schmtlhurg. Po.tmastrr; Julins
Grcrnwald, Comfy Treasurer; Geo b. Newell,
eX-Connty Supervisor; Tuos j. Gardner. Edi-
tor Neradn Gozrtic; p. Banner. Merchant; r. &
Gentry, hale sheriff Nevada County D Il Ben,
Deputy Postmaster: Ira \. Eaton. Union lutcl
Il. &. Allen, Nevada Foundry Judge r. II.
Rolfc; Geo *. PoiIlips, Merchant: A. Gold
smith, Merchant; Wm. r. Coc CAicf Engineer
Fire Department T. Can't, Ill., cN-Chicf Enpiuccr
Fire Department; y Saof1rd, Mrrghnt; BHvcu
q Poucr, Mcrchmis Lester & Mulloy, Mer-
chants l. Nihcll, City MARSHAL
Guol Responsible Agents wanted. Liberal
commissions allowed. Money should be gcuI by
Express or by Draft on any solvent Bank. Adj
dress ali communications 10.
{. l.. SOCIETY,
myl3td Ne. ada cay, Cal.
C. ". DAVIS,
Agent for Trinity County
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-09-02
LIST or PRICES.

Tile above list uf Prices includes cng n,ing at age,
date OF de'n aud place of nativity. iu ana Wnlk
like utncr: also includes bt-e Jotsune Ans and de
lycliug To- steam. E.
For carving Lamb Hosc, with broken brl on top
extra cttret
For cuItius " NipN. Masonic Od1 FELLOW other en-
llt'ltS - 90 To - tj
Fr cutting verse letters. per uHltcd ....... 5 90
For cutting a Cross .'... .. - 90 10 - 90
The trcg ,ug is the price oi Stoue OF usu, thickness
silly I.EE kUPER.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-09-02
HEADSTONE O.,

At prices within The reach Of all.
WORK WARRANTED TO give satisfaction, or
no sale.
CHARLES KUPER,
Agent for Tuuuy County.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-09-02
Free Library in Louisville, to be called the
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY,

The Concert and distribution will take place
nnder the immediate supervision of the Trustees
named ia the nct ol incorporation.
The Trustees will he assisted by well known
and eminent eilzeus ot krulucky who have
consented To lie present at the coocrrt aud to
! sUprrnIeud the drawing aud distribution of gifts
The hollers Of tickets to whirh gifts are
awarded viii be p,id on presentation OF them or
ihcr fraction, nt the office in Louisville, the
second day after drawing and every business
day fir ,iX mouths thereafter, aud may be sent
dirtcr or thtouh any 9uk or Express Company
fnr cu,lccliou. All orders accompanied hy Drafts
Post Uire Money Orders, or GrrrnhAekS, Mil be
attended TO aud tickets returned hy mail, regis
tered or expressed, as desired.
Tickets are like erccnAacks good only to the
holder.
Bnyor+ vil nolice there arc orly one Hundred
Thouslud T,ckrlS. instead al Two Hundred Thou
sand. Us il the san Francisco Git Concert. aud
that there j. $40 00l more di>trihu'td. | ;oll
that and made the awards in four months and
pljd Sl6S,0t0 go ticket hui hrs from November
81 10 10 h, 1870, AMI tnrudcd OVER Sl2, 600 to
the Secretary due tickets not presented
It wll he partjcnleul, noticed HAT It is mat
ter of lmp0s-ihliitN for amy one TO know what
numb, rs draw gIlts. rs il IS not known What
the gjft ,t any number drawn from the first
wheel will nr, unti the scaled box. with the
amount OF the eitt plainly priuled. is taken from
the other wheel aud opened in fan view # the
audience, lhrr,lur The llgcr gifts may not rume
ont llll towards the last, or ia the middle uf the
drawing. The S100 600 gf, in The S,u Francis
60 Glft Concert, under the unuagt ment OF G. Il.
Prt,rs. was the 200th number drawn, aud WAS
awarded and paid 10 a gentleman in New Or
leans.
Ge4" The numhers aud Gifts are drawn by
blind children from to 1t years Of age.
The dmwlug viii he extensively published,
aud parties ordering ti, kets viii have printed
lists sem them. Parties forming Clubs and de-
string Information, viii please address the Of
five
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-02-02
TERMS: Two Dollars per Annum
MNERAL WISCONSIN, THURSDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY

A DoDGEvlLLE BARRIER ROBBED BY
AN lriNERANr FEMALE.-Sunday last, a cap
tlyatlng young woman made her appear
ance at the Geographical Center, reciting
pitlful story of robbery and hardships
encountered on her way from Chicago,
and stating that she wanted to 60 to her
brother, residing four miles from Dodge.
vile. Among Others to whom she told
her tale OF woe, was an DER sensitive
knight of the razor, whose sympathetic ma.
ture could not endure to see one of the
gentle creatures in distr css and he at once
offered 10 relieve her by furnishing con
veyance and escorting her to her brother.
Preparing to do So he changed his clothes,
leaving the soilcd unmeutionables, which
he had exchanged for his Sunday ones,
hanging III the shop, where were the
abused female, and three young mel. In
the pocket of these thrown.off trowsers
was left his pocket book containing 5000.
The barber soon bethought him of this,
and went to get his greenbacks, but,
strange to say, they were non est lie i'm.
mcdiately had all the young mcr searched,
but in vain, they had not the 5000. Mean
time the unfortunate Chicago damse grew
impatient to see her brother, and entreatcd
the gallant barber to take her away But
he, more anxious about the money, paid
no attention to her, and she started, afoot
and alone. Some two hours later some
friend inquired if the woman had been
searched. Indeed, no! The barber had
not thought it possible that one so fair
and frail could do such Il deed. Others
were more skeptical, however, and an
officer was sent on her track. She was
soon overtaken, and on her angelic person
was found the filthy lucre. She was invi.
ted to ride back to the village, and given
quarters where she will be safe until her
brother or Mr.. Justice shall cal. for her.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-02-02
Special Notice.

There are parties travelling through
Iowa county soliciting orders for print
ing establishments situated outside her
borders. We therefore notify the people
that we are prepared to do all kinds of
printing, such as bill heads, letter heads,
envelopes, cards, circulars, posters, etc,
at the same prices these agents ask.-
And, doing the work at the same price,
we expect that no good citizen will send
his money out of the county for it
When one of these itinerants call upon
you, get his price for the work you wish
done, then come to us and we will fill
your order at the same figure, or surren>
der onr columns to you to advertise US
as liars.
pENN ETr Y frE
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-02-02

BENNETT AT the residence Of hen son, Mnt,he-.
in Dodseyille, on The morning Of January Stat,
Mrs. Jennifer Bennett, aged IS years.
Mrs. Bennett was a native Of Cornwall England.
She followed her children to Iowa county with her
husband in lsi1, and has resided In the County from
that time. For the last six seven years she wa,
deprived Of her sight. and for four mouths previous
to her death WAS confined to her bed and suffered
much. She led exemplary christian life for moro
than 60 years, and while reason held Its seat, which
was to within few hours Of her DEATH she express
ed the greatest conf dence Of future reward and hap
piness.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-02-02

DoDGEvILLE.--Last Friday business,
aided by Charlie Russell's spanking ponies,
took us to Dodgeville. Among the many
good people we saw were:
1st Uncle Frank Vivian, who, though
trying to attend to business, is still quite
feeble. He will, we feel confident, soon
show to the people Of Iowa county that he
has been a faithful steward for them, and
in the meantime we suggest that they keep
cool, no matter what Madame Rumor may
say. =
I'd. We met or worthy Coroner, Charlie
Hope, who promptly came down with his
subscription, and about score of others
who followed suit.
Sd. We visited all the hotels of the vii
lage. The proprietors all used us well, and
sent us on our way rejoicing. Mr.. Joeseph
Hocking,o of the Wisconsin House, contemp-
lates making extensive additions to the
same in early spring, which will make 1t
one of the largest, as it has always been
one of the best hotels in Iowa county.
4th Among the merchants we visited
were B. Thomas & Co., Bishop & Narveson,
Capt. n. Whitman and Ellingen & Feldes
All of whom manifested their good judg
mcnt end liberality by subscribing and pay
ing for the TRIBUNE, The latter named firm,
whilom Mineral Pointers, have just open.
ed fine Bakery and Grocery store, oppo'
site the post Office, which we hope the
Dodgevillians will appreciate.
9Th, Mr.. G. +. Tanrath is barber, (not
the one spoken of elsewhere in this paper, J
| and is credit to his profession. If the good
people of Dodgeville study their own inter.
ests, they will give him such patronage
as will insure his stay among them.
9Th Mr.. C. II. Mclean, the only jeweler
and matchmaker worthy Of the profession
that Dodgeville ever had, is a credit and
great convenience to the place. If he does
not succeed there we shall warn all other
Jewellers to steer clear Of d.
l<~7th. We favored(?) all the county officers
and attaches with IA call, and succeeded in
making it pay very WELL
Sth. Drs. Burial Il Cutler, two disciples
of Esculapus whose reputation for skill
and success in their profession is broader
than Iowa county, received us kindly, and
unaffected their appreciation Of good
paper in a substantial manner
9th. Mr.. Sampson Bice, wagon and car
rage maker, is doing good business, and
giving perfect satisfaction to his many Gus
toners.
10TH The Chronicle we found to be thirty.
ing, and maintaining its high position as
first class local paper, under the editorial
management of Capt. O. G. Smith, in the
absence of Mr.. Wrgglesworth.
lth and last. There were many Others
whom we wished to see, but could not All
such are invited to call ,a US when they
come to the Point, or remit by mail.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-02-02

p ERsoNAL.-Mr. ID. A. FAIRCHILD, better
known as Count, is about to commence
canvassing Iowa and La Fayette counties
for the peoples Literary Companion ;,
an excellent monthly paper, the subscrip.
tion price of which is only IS cents, which
secures to each subscriber beautiful steel
engraving, entitled "From Shore to Shore.'
The Count is also agent for a new illus
trated Polyglot Family Bible, a fine work,
illustrated with over 200 engravings and
also for the magnificent book, entitled
"The Light in the East" embracing the
life of Jesus Christ and his disciples, eIe-
gantly. illustrated with fine steel engrav-
ings.
Mr.. Fairchild's history is familiar to
many Of our readers. He has been unfoc.
tunate in many respects, and now, at an
advanced age, with health impaired, he
finds himself compelled, after life of
comparative opulence and ease, to seek by
this means livelihood. Let no one turn
him away empty handed. He asks nothing
in charity; the articles he offers for sale
are worth the prices he asks, and are val.
liable in every family.
Hon. JOHN J. DAVIS has our
thanks for statistical list, printed by or
der of the Assembly, comprising the State
and United States Government officers,
with biographical sketches of each officer
and legislator of Wisconsin, and Represen-
tatives in Congress, and also the State
census Of 1870, by towns, cities, and vii
lagos. 1t is valuable pamphlet.
WE notice by our exchanges that
a patent has been Issued to Mr.. E. J
COOPER, Of this city, on the sled-brake In
vented by him last winter.
HoN. MATT CARPENTER sends US a copy of
a Washington paper, containing the speech
made by our eloquent Senator On the un-
yelling of Minnie Ream's statue of Lincoln.
The speech is fine eulogy of the fair ar
tiste, and an eloquent tribute to our mar.
tyred President.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-02-02

IMPRovEMEST.-rhe recent heavy
additions to the congregation Of the P. N
Church at Linden, makes it necessary that
more room be secured, which is to be done
by putting gollery in the church. Con
trbutions for the purpose were received
on SUNDAY evening to the amount Of s66,
in addition to about $50 before raised.
The improvement will be made at an early
day.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-02-02
Business Notices.:
Take Notice.

II. T. OSBORNE is Offering inducements in
the line of Ready Made Clothing, Hats and
Caps, staple and fancy Dry Goods &c,
which should draw him heavy trade in
that line. The public is notified that each
day the chances for good bargains are get
ting less. Call Immediately. Opposite
the bank
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-02-02
MINERAL POINT MARKET.
{ Corrected IFeekly.)

MINERAL PIT, Wednesday 6 p. NJ, February !.
Goblin New York Liz.
WHEAT--No. |, l.06; No. 2, los.
OATS-35@4o.
FLAX-Best, l. so.
BUTrER--16m2O.
EGGS-l5m20.
POrATOES--40Mj0.
BEEF CATTLE-3t@4t.
LIVE IlOGS--6.0O
DRESSED HOGS--7. .S5f4s.D.
CORN--GoM65.
BARLEY-50060.
APPLES-S4 50a5 00bl
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-02-02
PAY In ADVANCE
$1.25---1871.

To every new subscriber, after this
date until April lst, 1871, ,NvhO pays for
one year In advance, we will furnish
the Mineral Point Tribune for Sl.25
up 10 January LIST, 1870. and for a year
in advance from that date, Will be al
lowed the snmc privilege.
This offer does not include subscribe
crs sHpplied by carrier. II.
BENNETT 4 TEASDALE.
Dec 22d, 1870.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-02-02
BENNETT & TIE ASDALE.

CHALK MINE.-Mr. Peter Spang.
of Dodgeville, has struck mine of chalk of
excellent quality, few miles north of that
market for it, at almost any price, his
fortune is made.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-02-02
Terrible Disaster on the Mi>sissi ppi.

On Friday night the steamer w.
Il. arthur, from New Orleans to
Louisville, exploded her boiler above
Memphis, and then partially burned
and sunk, near Island No 40. 1t is
feared that near a hundred lives were
Lost
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-02-02

TIE Dodseville Chronicle publishes ia.
BILE showing change of time on the N. 4
Pr. du &. r. r., which we intended copy.
ing, but find it would be useless, because
the Chronicle table does not say whether
the tima Of the trains is A. II. or P. u.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-02-02
THOMAS THOMAS.

TINTED STATES HOTEL, (WArKiN WATKINS
" OLD sTiNo.) Dodgeville, Wisconsin.
Having taken charge OF this hotel for term of year.
II propose to keep it for the special accommodation
Of the travelling public
have a large barn, and keep attentive hostlers.-
propose to set good table, and keep the bar at all
times supplied with the best Of liquors.
by strict attention to business | hope TO deserve,
and receive fair share OF the public patronage
IxuIi2tf THOMAS THOMAS.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-02-02

SCARLET FEVER Cutler, of Dodge-
vile, reports that scarlet few er is raging
extensively among the children in the
northern and central parts of the county.
We may look for it here before long.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-02-02

AUcTIoN, A AUcTIoN.-Neyer mind
what the auction bills say, 60 to the City
Store where you can get just such articles
as you need, and The worth Of your money,
svSry tinx.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-02-02

THR Platteyilc Witness is announced to
appear enlarged this week. Mr.. Rindlaab
has added power press to his Office and a
new daughter to his family. He announces
that she improvements and addition will
40, 1t present effect the tone or politics Of
Gs papsr
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-02-02

Mr. Isaac PESEosE, and some other par
Ties, have started IA soap and candle facto-
ry in the basement of the building occu-
pied by ID. Pierce as carriage and wagon
shop, on Chestnut street. We wish them
the success their enterprise deserves.