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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-03-01

The farm machinery sold by s. L.
Sheldon is advertised in our paper this
week. James L. Hughes we'll and ia
vorably known throughout northern
Iowa is the agent. No class Of agri-
cultural implements ranks higher than
those here advertised.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-03-01
slllyvaak ee & st. Paul r.. r..
towA AND ArxxksorA DIVISION

iowa AND AINxksofA DIVISION.
uoiuk West. " Going East.
Day Express 1854 .. m. Day Express 3:45p. m.
Hisas Express l:2S =. m, Night Exyress 2:2o ..
1rsAght........s:oop p. m. Freight. 1910 a.
- DACoTAH DIVISION.
CALMAR. CuARDRs ClrY.
DaS Express 40 .. m. Day Express 500 r. m.
~ Express 4:30p. m. Day Express Oils .. m.
DEBORAH BRANCH.
Coueysa DEcoRAH.
R.se.naer 0:4S q. N. | Passenger 9:OOa. m.
HeSeenSer 3:45 p. m. Passenger 3:00p. NJ.
Trains make connection on the Dako-
tab Division going both ways, also on the
Decorah Branch.
D. c. SHEPARD, SUIT.
s. s. MERRILL, General Manager.
L. 7. WOODCOCK, Local Agent.
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Estate OF James w. Grinln.

1HE STATE CT IOWA,
Howard County,
To whom it may concern
To Sarah Griffin 1.-THE widow Catherine
Griffin. and Maryette Buoy, known heirs al
law Of James W. Griffin, late of said county
deceased, and all others concerned:
You are hereby notified, that at reg.
ular term of the circuit court of Howard
county, Iowa, held on the 30th day of Octo-
Der 1871, there was opened and publicly
read an instrument of writing purporting to
be the last will and testament Of James
W. Griffin, late Of said county, deceased
and you are hereby notified that the frs,
day of the next term of said court com.
mencing Oh the 9th day of May 1872. has
been set as the day for final hearing and
proof of said will, ut which time all persons
interested may appear and show cause why
the same should not be admitted to probate
By order Of the court
8. A STONE, Clerk.
w. R. MEAD, Attorney. 10
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Rev. Mr.. Smith, presiding elder on
this circuit, will hold quarterly meeting
at the Methodist church in this place
next urlay and Sunday.
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DIED..

In Clermont, February 6, 1877, saral,
Ann Donahugh, daughter of ]. c. Dona.
hugh Of McGregor formerly Of New Oregon,
aged IL yaars and months.
In McGregor January %, 1872, James
N. Dcnahugh, son of J. G. Denahugh, aged
8 years and 6 months.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-03-01

MARRIAGE cUIDE.-Interesting work.
numerous engravings. 224 pages. Price so
cents. Address DR.. Butts Dispensary, -
North Eight Street, st. Louis, Mo. See
Advertisement. n46v12yl
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Whereas my wife Almi ma has left my bed
and board and her home without just cause
or provocation, this is therefore to caution
all persons. against harboring or trusting
her on my account as shall pay no debt Of
her contracting after this date.
Cresco Iowa Fe bruary %. 1872 \
W. B. NILSSON.
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AUSTIN AND MASON CITY.

Going South. Going North
Lave Austin els p. m. Leave Mason City 10 =. IN
Arrive Austin leo p. NJ Arrive Mason City g. IS p
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=. MANHOOD! WoNAXHooD-Who may mar
~, whe not, why, lOs pages sealed. Imped
iments; Causcs ind Cure Sent CSC DR.
Whittier, Sit st. Charles St., St. LOUIS
No. 3lyl
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EAGENTSl AGENTS.! AGENTS!!!
i We will pay $40 per week in cash, and
expenses, to good agents who will engage
with US vt once. Everything furnished
Address +. A. ELS 4 Co., Charlotte,
Mich. 19w4
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FOR SALE.

ALARM Of $50 ssrss adjoining Lime
SPRING. station, Howard county, lowe, %
ssrss under cultivation. aosss, stables,
and RAINING water on, On tag sp place. kssair.
Q. .. rharbsr, Cresee Iowa. Tssns nher
aeal. ~.
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For Coughs, Bronchitis and Consumption
4 In its early stages, nothing equals DR..
.Pisres's Golden Medical Discovery.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

- Mrs. WHIrcoMB's sYRUP.-The gLeat
soothing remedy. Price only IS cents
Gives rest to the mother and health to til
I child, Sold by Druggists. See Advertise
nent. 81 =-..-..... n46vI2y1
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-03-01

We call attention to the card ofthe St.
Louis Medicine Co., . chartered institution;
they offer Metropolitan skill to call. 36yl
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1872:
HIGH SCHOOL.
Miss. GILMORE, Assistant Teacher,
Whole number enrolled. SO
Average attendance. IS
Der cent, in attendance. o.
Total cases of hardness. 46
INTERMEDIATE DEPARTMENT.
Miss. NJ. RuTHERroRD, Teacher.
Whole number enrolled. 68
Average attendance. IS
per cent. in attendance IS
Total cases of hardness. 20
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
Mrs. NJ. NICHOLS, Teacher.
Whole number enrolled. "a
Average attendance. 60
per cent. in attendance. so
Total cases of Hardness. 43
Whole number of scholars. $50
Whole number of visitors p
Respectfully,
L. B. PuRMoRr, Principal.
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If you want cheap hats and caps
GO to KRIS. At
II you want cheap boots 60 to
KRIS. At
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-03-01

DSYCHOLOGIC Fascination or Soul
! Charming, 400 pages by Herbert Ham,
ilton, B. A. How to use this power (which
all possess) at will, Divination, SPIRITUAL
ism, Sorceries, Demonology, and thousand
other wonders. Price by mail 81 Is, in
cloth paper covers 81 90. Copy free t.
agents only, 81 900 monthly easily made.
Address, I. W. EVANS, Pub. II s. 9Th
Street Philadelphia, Ia. II l.
GRIAT CHANCE FOR AGENTS.
Do you want an agency, local or
travelling with an opportunity to
make S. to $40 per days selling our
new 7 strand White Wire Clothes
- Lines? They last forever sample
free, SO there is no risk. Address Ut once
Hudson River Wire Works, cor. Water St.
& Maiden Lane, N. y. ,or 346 W. Randolph
St Chicago. Ia
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To the People OF AOTard
COefRfy.

Having been appointed Deputy County
Surveyor by p. N. Glathart, will be hap
Ply to do all business in my line that may
be entrusted to me, with promptness.
EMMETT BARBER.
Crssco, January ~, 1872. l5tf
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GREAT SAVING TO
CONSUMERS OF TEA
BY GETTING UP CLUBS
The Great Atlantic ( Pacific
Tea Co.

No. III West Washington St,
CHICAGO
Are constantly receiving the choicest New
Crop Teas from China and Japan per Pac;f-
ic Mail Steamships and Railroad, which
they will distribute to. their customers in all
parts OF the country, in quantities to suit at
Importers Prices, and all warranted to
give perfect satisfaction or tee money and
all expenses refunded.
A club can be easily organized in. almost
any locality and thereby save larg per-
.eentage in the cost of Tea and besides we
give the organizer Of the club generous
complimentary package of Tea, or allow. an
equivalent compensation in money on all
clubs amounting to $50 and upwards.
Persons desiring to get up clubs win have .
club form and circular containing full d.
rections sent them, by sending their Post
Office address, (town, county, and state
to us by mail. The person who first starts
club is sure to succeed easily because
there will he no competition, and il contin-
ued, profitable business can be made.
Address all letters plainly and in full:
The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co.,
No. ll4Wcst Washington Street, Chicago
Id l2w4
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AGENTS WANTED. The only com
pletc life Of
JAMES FISK.

Containing full account Of all his schemes
enterprises and assassination. Biographies
Of Vanderbilt, Drew and other great r. 4
the Talnmany Ring. Brilliant pen pictures
in the Lights and Shadows of New York
Life. Josie Mansfield the siren. How =
beautiful woman captivated and ruined her
victims. Life Of EDWARD 8. SToKRs, IL
Illustrated octave of over 500 pages. Send
81 90 for outfit, and secure territory Mt
once. Circulars tree. Union Publishing
Co. .Phlladelphia, Chicago o.: Cincinnati ~
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-03-01

Report Of attendance and punctuality
for the month ending February 2,
1872:
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Detroit and Milwaukee Time
49, Table.
6eine East

deing East. Going West
Lsayc Milwaukee, Engle- Leave Detroit 1000 o. M
mans doek, Ut 9p. m. Arrive at MIL
every evening except wauhee 400 a. m
Seturdays. Arrive at
NAerdh b:15 D. m. See advt. elsewhere.
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The Buckeye Drill has stood at the head
Of grain drills for the past fifteen years and
with the recent improvements it is iRcom-
parably ahead OF any other drill made Id
the country 1t is warranted to give complete
satisfaction or no sale.
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FAIR TREATMENT,

and that all goods
will be as recon-
|mended.
C. L & w. WHITE.
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New Advertisements

&07S MONTH to sell our Universal
0OxO Cement. Combination Tunnel,
Button Hole Cutter, and other articles, Sa-
co Novelty Co. Saeo Me. lava
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-03-07
MINERAL POINT. WISCONSIN. THURSDAY MARCH LISP New

THE Chronicle, not satisfied with belying
and misrepresentiug the TGrBuSF, has also
made war in the same manner upon our
ueighbor, the Democrat, and so stirred the
usually placid editors Of that paper, that
they 90 for tie county oracle in the follow
ing lively Style
''some scribblev in the Cdropt.
Gle (oliver Cromwell, probably makes IL
decided ass of himself. He states that the
Dc"ocyt favored compromising our bond
debt by paving the eutlre amount, com
pound interest and ALL That statement is
a he and TIE writer a llar aud coward-a
coward because be attacks man IN quar-.
tiers where he cannot he heard. We have
always claimed that this deht could not be
collected We have advocated war TO the
knife, but have never written one word
that favored Il compromise whereby more
than so cents on the dollar was to be paid
The Caronjcle makes like cowardlv attack
on the 1ri5t1e. Ii charges that paper with
language never used. II the Yrbtate and
Uemocrat reached the same families as the
Chroticie 40 explanation would be neces.
sarv.
The Chronicle has always been famous for
Dragging. II it had not been Tor that pa
per oar property would all have been sold
to pay the bond debit no Doubt. What.
ever Is left to us is through the mighty ef.
forts of that braggart sheet. The great II
ann is appreciated. iiow proud we are
that we have this gigantic brain among us
to devise WAYS to save eur property. As
the mighty exponent of the great princi
pies of great ard glorious party, what a
magnificent and god like examplci How
the Tribotne and iicnocoat dwinae in to
inSi-niticance compared to that immense
concern---which should he ehristeued the
"Dodgeville Puff BAH" We hope no one
will prick it, for then it will vanish in
thin air, and What will become of us then .
When our eyes shall behold the vanities of
this wicked world 40 more, in other words.
"when We have shuIfied off this mortal
coil, we ask no greater eulogv than a two.
line item in the Chronicle, heralding the
event.
While we may not commend the strong
language of the Uemocrdt we must admit
that it is cxcuseabe in view of the un.
called for, unjust and cowardly attack of
the Thrnnicle In Justice to the editors of
the Democrat, we will say that in our three
years Of intercourse with them we have
found them courteous, aud manif,stlv dis
posed to avoid personal cnptr@yersy. In
the bond trouble the icmc rat las been IA
consistent friend Of the people, and no
ground whatever exists on which the
Chrcsicle can base its sIandcrous charge to
the contrary.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-03-07
An Interesting Letter.

CENrERvILLE, Wis, March "a, 1879.
Ed. TRIBUNE:
Dear Sir Il see by the "Chroniclen of
Feb III, that the people Of this place are
very much excited over the prospect of hay-
in@ the narrow guage T. Il. and ii also very
kindly asserts that we believe it to be a fact.
because some one has told us that railroads
have been known to 20 through towns and
villages.
Now let us see If we cannot show cause W V
We should feel little interested in rail
road matters.
The "Chonicle' man, think, gets his IN
formation from the CORE pondcnt of the Ga
lena Gazette y writing from Monttort, who
says that CentcNilje and vicinity ships 100
tons of freight per da>, and that the narrow
guage would get this if built to this point,
which would he very true provided we could
not get regular guage road The extension
of the NJ. 7. L. r is also to pass us--if il don't
go somewhere else, And, speaking Tor myself
and partners, who will perhaps control the
largest proportion of freight from his place, |
would say that we very much prefer the Min
eral Point k. r., rs we don't ike the idea of
building up Galena ut the expense of Center
Nllie; for hide the fact as they will. this mar
row guage arrangement is intended to resus
citate that "city OF magnificent difficulties. "
can't see why the inhabitants of the country
through which this little Il. II. is wanting to
go will for a moment entertain the idea of
allowing, or in the least give 1t counteuance
One would think it was to go through the
Great American Desert instead of the ,roraap
part OF the State, more in need of a moan
6uAGE DOUBLE TRACK than anything less.
The Monttort writer also says that there is
talk of erecting a paint factory here He is
certainly Il stranger, or he woula know thai
we NOW have one capable of turning ont %
tons per day, and 10y the first of june eypect
to be able to ship 80 tons. We have n o,,an.
uty OF calamine and biende here which will
not "stand the press" of twenty cents pr. hun
area Tor hauling, as we now nav. but which
VIII bc shipped If we get K. X. So think
our shipments, exclusive OF agricultural pro.
'~' ''' w dbtht tilltS ITGStnI fNnbftS,
ioo tons paint, oil, etc, 80 tons inferior cal
anime, 81 tons blendc, 100 tons making n
| daily transportation OF 800 tons. Now, if we
can save three dollars per ton, or 5000 per day
on this by having r, r., should we not dc
, SO | write this, not To convince the "Chrou
icie" man that Centervile is the hub Of the
universe, but more part culary to show to
the managers of the NJ. 7. r. Il. that if the,
extend this road by any other than the Blue
! River route they will make one very large
mistake and also ihGt they have the sympn
thy of the entire population north of the
Blue River. If | am not mistaken, the citi
zens Of Gaena first offered to build the mar.
row guagc themselves if the right Of way
was granted them now they want s20,ooo
from the town Of Wingville, which as near as
| can recollect amt very consistent, to say
the least. Yours Respectfully,
GEO. j. GoLpTHoRr,
Supt. BInc River Paint Works.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-03-07

MoyRoE AND DuuuqUE RpAp. The differ.
encc Of opinion as TO which route should be
taken for the above road-whcthcr by ShuIls-
burg or PlattcrlIle r. has been decided By
the City Council Of Milwaukee in favor Of the
Shuli,burg and Hazel Glccn route. The city
proposes to take $4,000 Of its stock The
distance 10 Milwaukee, by way Of PlatteyilIe,
from Dubuque, Is l0o miles, but portion Of
the road Is already built, The distance by
the ShuIleburg route il iG9 niles, and this
consideration seems TO have settled the qucs-
ton. The Dubuque people appear to be vol
pleased With the decision
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-03-07

NEW books in the Circulating Library:
"Science Record" Strange Visitors" INV
Wife and l,N "Brazen Gates" "Charles
Calico Rooster" "Iitherto--a Story Of
Yesterday" warwick" "Thc Widower."
"Delaplaine." 10
FoR SALE--My House and Lot. Also,
Horse Buggy asd Cutter. For terms and
pr,ce apply to me at Strachau's warehouse.
ut d, VI. rLATT
FoR few DAYS longer Gundelfnger will
stay in Mineral Point and give the people
an opportunity of buying clothing, furnish
ing goods, hats and caps, boots and shoes,
etc at actual cost.
FARiFF REDUCED Since Grants inaurr
ration the tariffs have been reduced on all
manufactured goods, aud II r Osborne has
reduced the prices of dry goods to the low
csl living figure.
Jusr received at Dellers, direct from n.
Y, a choice lot of japanese Stripes, Prin-
cess Mixtures, Percails, etc All of which
are to be sold at prices never before known
in Mineral Point
lr is known best hy those who have wor
them that the Richardson boots are equal
TO any custom made work in the city, and
are sold much cheaper. Go to Teasdale's
and get pair.
DELLER has just received from New York
a large stock Of shrting hanneIs, Ca nice
thing) which he is selling at unprecedent-
ed low figures See it,
THosE Novelty Picture Frames at tho
Post Office Book Store are the ncesu
thing out. Very stitable for portraits,
price 81 25. 10
THERE'S no place like Joseph's FOR a man
who wants to buy ready mndc elothing.--
A full stock stylish cuts; well made
and low prices are always found there.
Balls EYE Curs, Blacks accommodating
spectacles of the finest quality, in gold,
silver, and tempered steel frames, at tho
lowest prices, at Davey's.
FINE Rose.Tnted Initial Stationery, pat
up in elegant boxes--4O cents per box
mailed 10 any address, on receipt of price,
At the p. o. Book Store. 10
Dons your watch want repairing Then
| take 1t to Cartwrights, and have 10 put I'm
order.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-03-07

RAILRoAp L,w.--Senator Little has fur.
nished US copy of Assembly Bill, No. 4o4
"A hhi to authorize municipal corportions to
aid in the construction of railroads" We
nave gwen the bill but hurried perusaI, but
hnc among lis provisions that when corpor-
alton gives its bonds in aid of any railroad il
s'aa receive in return an equivalent amount
oil the stock of the road. Two modes, by
either of which corporation may give aid,
are laid down, Tho first is by ballot, after
ten days notice of election has been given by
The proper officers. The second is by petition
to the county or town officers by the tax-pay-
ers majority of all the tax. payers names
on the petition being necessary to authorize
the issue OF bonds. Counties and towns un.
der this act cannot give aid IN excess Of 8 pei
citles and villages not IN excess Of 10 per cent
This, We think, is something like the man gv
en- to drink, who, being demonstrated with by
a friend, and advised 10 be more moderate
| 'to set stake and never 90 beyond" replied
Il do sci IA stake, but, my friend, it is always
set SO Tor away chat yet drunk before reach
ing IT." To limit corporations in the matter
of giving aid is well enough provided the linn
itation is not SO liberal that they may ruin
themselves before reaching its margin. Five
per cent. OF assessed value Of property, in ouI
judgment, Is as much as any western town
or county can afford to give in aid of any
railroad,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-03-07

SABBATH School CONVENTION. Tho Sun.
day schools of Iowa county will meet in
convention in this city on the 24th and
25th of March. The Rev. James +. Gil
bert, state Superintendent of Sunday
schools, who enjoys the reputation Of being
ono Of the most able and successful Sun.
day school workers in the west, viii have
leading charge Of the convention. The
convention will first meet Mt q O'Clock on
the cath in the NJ. f. Church, and the ex.
ereises, consisting Of music, addresses, and
instruction in Sunday school work, viii
continue throughout that DAY and the nt 1t,
il the different churches From the pro
Crane before Us, to be printed and circu.
lated ~ day Or two, il il safe to predict
that this will be very interesting time 70
tie people of Mineral Poiut, aud all other.
WHO may attend
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-03-07

WV, LASYoS Jr, has retired from the
mac"'he business, and his partner Jas. A.
Owen has consolidated with HIdre,h 4
Jones. That firm now is, as we understand
composed of jeff. Iildreth, Charlie Jones
Jas. owen, D. NJ Platt and f. p Weber.
II 1t be true that in upion there is strength
this must be strong house.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-03-07

MEssRs. CARBis IL jenkins, stone masons
Of this city, shipped to Chicago last Monday
several samples OF the fine building stone
found about Mineral Point. They tell us
that there is no whore within the same dis.
tancn Of Chicago such desirable stone for
building as that found here, and hope to be
able 10 introduce it, and have many thousand
tone OF this stone used in the rebuilding of
the western metropolis. Il is said that several
of the hills surrounding the city are ma!e up
mainly Of this beautiful stone, can be guar
ricd and shipped in almost unlimited qranti-
ties. The hope Of the parties taking hold ~
the matter is to create i demand Tor the stone
sufficient 10 warrant the establishment Of a
yard in Chicago, and keep employed herc i
large force Of men in qunyiugg cutting and
haa.ing the stone ta the depot II lhi, s4n
BE- aceompli,hed-ce "nch Me=srs Cafss d
Jethn are quite sanguiac- tAe improved
prosperity aud advancement III Our city vi D.
in the mex, few years vii be assured.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-03-07

RAILROAD excitement rams high along the
proposed line via Mihn, Highland, &c.
Meetings are being he'd in almost every
school district in two or three Of the Grant
county towns and in the western part of Lin.
den and southern part Of Highland in this
county. strong effort is being made to
raise 100000 in accordance with Mr.. Cobb's
proposition, and many people seem confident
Of success Within month no doubt it will
be asccrtaned whether the desired amount
can be raised along the proposed line or not
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-03-07

lf any readers of the TRIBUNE go to the
ancient village of Linden (alias Peddler'
Creek and fail to call on Ingram at the Union
Hotel, they will do as foolish a thing AS to 20
to France and not see Paris. We are led to
and been entertained by Ingram and his wor-
thy "better half, few days ago.
In the same connection we may mention
that Quleush IL Kneal, the blacksmilhs of
Linden, are still driving a lively business and
daily spreading their reputation as two Of the
best mechanics in the west
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-03-07

The Republicans of this city held a caucus
at the City Hall last Saturday evening, pur-
suant To call. Dr. Wliber was chosen chair
following delegates elected to represent the
city in the County Convention at DodgcvIc
tomorrow:
FIRST WARp-G. b. Wilbcr John Gray,
Alex. Wilson, Capt likcns, W. IL. Bennett
SECOND WARp-Wm. Sands, Dr. Vivian, J
B. Tco9dale, L. Z. Weber and j. r. lIankins
\ motion empowering the delegates present
to cast full vote Of respective wards at the
County Convention was carried and caucus
adjourned. g. d. WILDgg Chm.
w. II. BENNETT, Sect'y.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-03-07

TIE Second Adyentists have been lsboring
at Hazel Green for several weeks past TO con
vince the 'Greenies' of the coming of Him
who spake Forgive them Heavenly Father
for they know not what they do"