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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-04-27

ID. l. PRArr, Esq, has been selected as
Township Trustee, 10 fill the place Of Albert
Harmon, elected at the late election, but de-
clined to serve. Mr.. Pratt has had the office
one term. at least, and his experience will
serve q good purpose
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-04-27

A TRAIN of seventy heavily loaded cars
drawn by two locomotives, passed eastward
on Friday evening last, 13 of which carried
Bessamer steel rail for the Buffalo Division of
L. 5. & M. 8. road. This was said by the
station-men to be the longest train they had
ever seen
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-04-27

SPRINe SrYLEs.-MRs. MERRIMAN has just
returned ffom the east with large and beau
tiful stock of Millinery of the latest New York
styles, and a handsome assortment of Lace
goods. Among the sweet influences of the
season, none, perhaps, are felt to the same ex-
teat as those which adorn the person OF taste
aud ioviiness, and Mrs. Merriam's Rooms are
the places for selecting these. The arrangement
of goods precludes advertisement tLis week,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-04-27
HousToN COUNTY, GA, Dec. a2, 1866

Massrs Zciiin d Co., Macon, Go.
GESTLEMEH ,--Simmons' Liver Regulator
has been used in my family many years with
great success regard itan invaluable family
medicine, and take pleasure in recommending
it 10 The public. Very respectfully.
Rev j. RUFUs FIELDER.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-04-27

w. II. SHAYLoR has sold the copyright Of
his Family Record for $4,000. This is clear.
as copies enough had been sold to pay the
expenses Of printing. The investment is not
abad one, as ali will testify who have seen
this beautiful work of art We congratulate
our young friend upon his merited good luck.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-04-27

CouNcL met Friday evening ioih--pres-
snt, His Honor. Mayor King, Clerk Tyler, and
Councilmcu Crosby, Gllkey, Smith, Pierce,
Faulkner aud Geopplnger Minutes read and
approved Mr.. Gllkey, as Councilman, and
Henry Mcndell and John 3. Eddy as Deputy
Marshals, sworn.
A Reorganization Of committees was sub.
mitted by the Mayor and approved by Coun.
elias follows;
Streets, Se,oers and Drains-E. g. Pierce, j.
b. Crosby and w. w. Smith.
Sidepaiks-T. ID. Faulkner, L. II. Gilkey,
and G. Geoppinger.
Farks-Geoppinger, Smith and Fanlknerll
Fire and Water-Smith, Pierce aud Gcoppin-
ger,
Police and Paiice Regulations Crosby, Pierce
and Gilkey. ..
Finance Gilkey, Crosby and Faulkner.
For Street Commission, the name Of A. Abeel
was submitted by the Mayor but was not sup
ported, when that of Capt Dan, Mitchell was
laid before the Council, and unaniinousyap-
proved, and Capt. Mitchell elected
The following Resolution was made and
unanimously adopted-That whereas, in the
opinion of the Council, there no longer re-,
mains q necessity for the maintenance 0f tile
Office of Policeman or Night atchman--
Phillip Kline, Policeman, and VIM. Repnick,
Night Watcbman, be, aud they are hereby re.
moyed-said removal TO take effect on the Bird
day of May, 1874 Adjourned 10 Monday
evening-22nd. ..-..,.. ..',..,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-04-27

WooD.--Two foot wood-wanted immediate
Iy at this Office.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-04-27

Are mild certain, safe and efficient. "a.
Pages Mandrake Liver Pills cure Dyspepsia.
Pages Mandrake LIVER Pills cure Headgche
Pages Arnica oil cures Pinplcs on the Face.
Sold by all Druggists. G9-SIn
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-04-27
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DIED,

Announcements tree Commentators Notices. half rate
In this village, the eoih inst, j. p. NorEs aged
2l years,
In Plymorth the 10Th inst, AN3A JOHNSON aged
~ ye9rs She was mrln6e. Of the society of Friends
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-04-27
LOCAL NOTICES.

Eo Scutrafiys 0Hensiyeness..sIn man
forms We use dsiniecting agsnts. Impure breath
caused by lad teeth tobacco, spirits c4tarrh l. nvt
tuliZcd by SozodDnt. Tx htglihtu beGgticr aud
great luxury as denriicc. The rcpu;sive breath 4.
by its us, rendered fragrant a rO.e aud codness
by friends or lovers, viii be no longer noticed.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-04-27

The meeting of the Farmers and Mechanics
Association called for Saturday afternoon last
was failure. There was not even quorum
of the Directors present The President and
Secretary with some two or three other per-
sons constituted the gathering. Considering
the fact that this was the third effort to secure
meeting whose numbers would warrant ac-
ton, and that this meeting was the result of
previous special effort ON the part of the Sec
retary, successive drummings for some two
hours at the time, we do not see how the two
officers named. are justly chargable with q
want of vigilance 10 keep up the Annual
Fairs. We may not pretend to say what their
ingenuity will yet accomplish. but to us, the
Fairs seem to have gone into disfaYor-gone
up! This-if so. is 10 be regretted. We can
not but hope that the Driving Park Associa-
tion will survive, and that the grounds may
be retained for the use of public park, in
| cluding good track for private use and pub,
lie occasions. A stock company with shares
| of $50. would seem to be practical mode OF
holding the grounds. and it, at any time the
agricultural and mechanical fares should be
resuscitated, they could be accommodated by
| a moderate compensation for the use of the
grounds Who will take the lab0rng oar and
form such company, and solicit subscriptions
to the amount of So 900, to secure The grounds ?
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-04-27

Tue New BOARD OF Council got fairly at
work on Friday evening last, as may he seen
by our report of the proceedings The first
| step in the line of business, was toward re
trenchment. Ii the police and watch ioroo
can both be dispensed with, as seems uot i'm
probable in the present order and quiet OF the
village, this alone will effect saving of 81 a
day, which will no doub; hnve telling infu-
ence upon The treasury. If Marshal Thorpe
and his two deputies should Ut any lime prove
insufficient, it is understood that police force
can be reelected. AS TO a night watch, it was
suggested by Mr.. Gilkey, that for general pur-
poses, it is not needed, and if a few of our
citizens care for such service, it is hardly
worth while to burden the treasury with the
expense. This is AT least, generous view of
economy. Besides the commedable spirit of
economy with which our new Council starts
of, the body compares, in dignity and charac-
ter. very favorablY with the old one and this
initiatory meeting encourages the conclusion,
that there win be quite as much scrutiny of
bills, and adherence to order and Impair
tiality in passing them. The experience of
one of the new embers-e8- Mayor Gi,key-
shows itself to advantage in the routine of
business. The qualifications Of Mayor King
as presiding officer, is apparent, and the
whole tone and bearing of the body is digni-
fed and satisfactory, and their discharge 'of
the duties and responsibilities assumed, in-
spires confidence and hone
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-04-27
spalding's Glue mcpds everything
The Horse ana his RIder..-It !

The Horse and his Rider..-it was o happy
day or horse aDd his rider when the Mustang Lnment
was introduced cure for the external diseases and
injuries OF both. IN The slahc, the barn, and the
household this wonderful cmuil s equally usefil
IL horse il spayihed iouIdered, harness CALLED.
or afflicted with any other Of the many superficial Ills
that equine flesh is heir to, the Lpimcnt effects
speedy cure and is equally eicacious Sheni applied TO
draught oxen cows suffering from outward sSriings,
strains, hurts Of any description As an application
for bruises. cuIs, busus, rheumatism, stin joints,
sprans neuralgia earache and topthache it lakes pre-
ccdence fer all other ieca redies. and is therefore
an zTIicle ~ prim. Necessity in families.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-04-27

HOilOWay,s Piiis.Arc a sure remedy for all sexual
complaints and may be taken by females of all ayes
who are suffering from dsorganized system, or tho
distressing diseases in paiilcglar which frequently
occur (trom nattcntion al the inTn Qf hfe They
mild trat the most delicate female may take theIn
with peIf.ct saietY. % ceuIs per boy or pot.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-04-27

MAsTopoNIc ADyERTIsINe.-P Putting aside
all interested claims, huge poster hGraldlng,
and programme assertions, the public haye
one indisputable guarantee of the grand pro,
portions and resources of the Great AaslOdon
Animal, Arabian and Arenic Aggregation, an
nounced 70 exhibit here on Friday of next
week, and that is the magnitude OF the man
ner in which il is advertised. No hali-dozen
ordinary shoYs could sustain for week the
enormous expenses which it incurs daily in
merely making its coming known, and the re-
suliant outlay carries with II proof positive of
the investment of sufficient capital 10 COM
mand all that is promised. Some of our busi-
ness pen will doubtless be surprised 70 learn
what y simply guardediy stated faot, and
thai is that RossToN, SPRINGER & HENDERSON
ohen spend as much, or more, in ono day, in
inc way OF newspaper advertising Hlo9e, than
lpe combined dealers Of many thriving com.
MuniueS invest in similar way in d whole
tise. N7''
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-04-27
CHICAGO, April 23d, 1879.
Editor Telegraph /:


Iwant to write you letter to, let you know
about Chicago, and hope you Will publish
it for the benefit OF your readers. Chicago is
| a great place. also fast place. About 600
buildings have been put up here every day
| since the fire OF Oct. 9th, 1871. certain
! contractor told me last evening that he put up
8 five story buildings in one day last week
and that only two of them blew oyer, There
has only been 10 5s4s fatal cases of small pox
since January LIST. The cholera is expected to
arrive here next week by The noon train from
Calumet. THERE'S about 2O1 ,9s4, ,e73 laborers
at work daily in tie@Burned District, ,pmostfy
| thieves, piekpockets and murderers. Chicago,
when completed, 10 70 have 100 theatres and
Al chusehes. The theatres only havee per-
formances during the week. Including per-
! formances each Sunday. If any of the Gill.
gems of Ashtabu)a wish TO come to Chicago
and be in style they must make an attempt 10
commit suicide. but must be eareiul that il
dent prove tataI,. then after that they must
haze their pockets picked of $4,000 or $4,000,
Qf they have that much) aud then go to the
theatre 10 see BLACK Greek" Sunday evening
and then they will pass for Chicagoaps But
] ADVISE the citizens Of Ashtabula to stay al
home and read the Ashtabula TELEGRAPH.
and then at the end of the week they will
feel better than If they went to Chicago.
| truly YOURS, A CHICAGO RELIC
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-04-27
n- CARPENTERS, BulLr;sRs. -n

and all who contemplate Building eupriied with our
new Illustrated Catalogue on recel, OF tIamp
f2f-A. j. BlCKNELL 4 co., Ar-hitectrraJ
Book Publishers. 27 Wa fren Street n Y ~
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-04-27
John P. Robertson Treas. School Board,

The above was IN type before the report OF
the Trcsurer came in
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-04-27
Report of Receipts aud Expenditures OF
the Union school for the CurreaL Eipan-
ci;Ii Near.

1871 RECEIPTS.
April To Cash in nTreas'y.....,......r3yG7 ia
Aug o - E" Reed OF County I'... E.
Ireasurcr.... 1,7c0 81
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-10-03
MINERAL roNl "iNONou' lHUhoDAl vlODER 5 1872

WmsREAs, It is the pleasure or Divine
Providence that Til the morning Of The
resurrection we consign To the grave aud
/ to the guardianship Of that God who
watches alike ov|r the just and The an.
just, all that remains oi oar beloved bro.
ther Norman Adams, whose lille was
such that we learned to love him the
more as we became the hotter arol,int
Ell with him; whose modest dru.,nor
aud courteous ,ondnct toward al, his it .
low men showed IN g he true principles
Of Masonry actnated his whole Iie -
And whereas, hy the death of our bclov.
ed brother the tr,rerni.y h.S lost one ,f
If~ sterling ,otarlrs; iii. lodge one q
i's mos, exemplary ~ mbers iii, com
munitv one of its useful citizens. and his
deeply afflicted family is dopri cd of the
| cnn'"r', protection and assistance cf a
kind husband md nticctiona,e ia'her.-
Yet the s"rrowiul pans can only find
mitigation in tbr tact that ere tong each
one Of ms must yield to the law Of nur
being and at hst pay the coalmou debt
Of humanity Therefore,
htSUfCeu, tHdb WUnt ne Is gone from
MS in the hn'ly. we shall ever rondly
cherish the mcmorv OF his many com
mendahle qualities nS II man and Mason.
in favorable expectation that his works
will stand the nnsrriny test uf tn, Great
Overseer : square; that he possesses the
pass 'ha will admit him to the cres'iai
lodge above. and there, c'otbei with
The regatta Of the true and fuifhfnl, G
permitted 10 sing the SONGS of the re
deemed before the Supreme Grand Mas.
ter of the Universe.
Reso'red, That while we claim with
the rrati'es the right to ninul. the sen
fmrnt> Of deep frl, sorrow, we extend 20
the wife and the dear little ones The svm.
path'zins hand of thar fraternity nl
which our deceased brother was so wor.
| thy II member.
Peso'red, That tlesn resolutions be
spread upon the records uf the Lodpr.
and thar the Secretary be AMI is hereby
directed 10 furnish the wife of the de-
ceased u certified copv of The Slmn. nn,
der the seal Of the Lode; and that cop.
/ les he Furnished the Mineral Point Tam
u>E, NafionT Dem0crat and Dodyeyille
Chromicie Tor publication.
Dated nj Mineral Point. Iowa Comfy.
Wisconsin,. second dnv. seventh month
Ammo Domin NpcccLxyl,
W. W L,kEN',
{. SPEN-iEy. Comm;.tec
j. \. BRADLEY.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-10-03
FREE OF CHARGE.

Call at J. II. Vivian's or j. Il. &C RI
hoi'tts Drug Store and get bottle Of DR..
a. b"schee's German Syrup, F,ee Of Charge.
Ii has lately been ntrpdu ed IN this crun
try from GERMANY, and for any person suf
ierins with sever. cough, heavy cold set !.
tlcd ON the breast. consumption or xnv
!'seas" IT the throat and lungs IL has 10
equal IN the world. Our regular size bot.
Ties - cents. In all cases money will Ia
promptly r'tuincd II perfect sstisiac,i, n
- not given. Two doses WIN relieve suv
ca-". Try IT, Van Setback. Stevenson 4
he'd' wholesale agents. Chicago. III. -SSly
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-10-03

hArN a ScnILLlSG have jnst received A
superb stock OF boots and shoes for gents.
'"a.'s ana children for the fall trade, 10
which the attention of the public ia in
''l'd' They pride themselves especially
on their French KIP boots; warranted 10 bo
well made and Of genuine stock In Al,
things their prices wall hc found ~ low as
any dealers IN this market. Opposite tho
post office.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-10-03

'hE following ar" tho appointments
made hv The West Wisconsin Conference
VI, T.. Church, for the Mineral Point
District;
VIM. law. Presidin. Elder Mineral
I"'"t Il Springer; Dodue,illr, A W
Cummings Lin l"n. W. D. II zrhinc
M"ntltrt, Timothy j Lewis nnl G W !.
Brown; fennim ,r". G. + Hackney
Plnt'eville, " II Palmer; I.oncnstcr. A
ID, D"x'rr; J,m,stown aud pu,o,i VIM
Cook; li,zel Green. T. + Knox: Prnyi
denr", f Mrt;inev; Shn'l>hurr. G..
Cook Srtc Lin", Alfred Charles D,r
hngt"n to h" supplied Fay, to. William
S'nrsrs; Belmont, John Knbhs Rlnc
h'nr' WIN. McAiiilan; Avoca, VIM. J.
Mckay.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-10-03

tHrRCH OPENING Ar PFC ,To~IcA. The
new Welsh CONGREGATIONAL Church was
"onsrcrn'et for divine w"rship on the
18th ult. TIE preachers invited to con.
duet the services were the Rev. ID. Jones,
Arena; Rev :. Philips, Dod .eville
Rev }, Davis. l'lue Mounds Rev G..
Jenkins, Oshkosh, ind the gifted lad,
preacher, latel from the Island of An.
glesea, Wales Two sermons we're de.
livere on Friday evening. Ten o clock
saturday morning was the time appoint,
ed Tor the cnnsecraiion service. The
Rev ID. Jones. of Arena, preached the
sermon; Rev. O. Jenkins read the an
rr"pria scriptures, and Rev. $. Philns
offered the dedicatory PRAYER. The ser
vices continued throu. .hout the day
Saturday and sunday two sermons were
preached NJ each service by ZONE Of the
abo'e preachers. The sermons were
marked with strength, beauty, aud era
cious influence. Al the brethren and the
gifted sister had great liberty OF thought,
aud language, and the divine power from
aho'e Was felt throughout the audience
The weather was delightful and the con.
gregauons immense. Pccatonica was
never seen under more favorable circum
stances, and all acknowledg it to be
the most gracions and successful meetin.
ever held in these parts Ga Monday
ev ming The Indy speaker delivered ec
the Of great beauty aud power on "Thv
Divinity aud Efficacy Of The Bible" TO
large and upprcciativc audience.
j. L. BkEEsE, Pastor.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-10-03
Mineral Point. Sept 10, lS72-tf

BUSINESS GRANGE --Mr. VIM Reeves. Of
he Town of Waldwick, has purchased tn.
grocery store and business of Mr.. Eddie
toad, in Mineral rolpi, and viii continue
the same at the old stand. Mr. Reeves IN.
v'es all his friends ard acquain,ances in
Iowa County to call and SEE him in his
store. feeling confident Of being able to
sell them goods as cheap and as much TO
the r satisfaction ne any dealer in his In.
calltv His stock embraces Teas, CosYrcs.
sugars, and all kinds Of groceries and pro
visions. Butter. Eggs, and produce rener
ally taken in exchange at hishes, cash pr
ces
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-10-03

RE"rENING The Primitive Methodist
church of this city, which has he.n
closed for repairs for several months.
will be reopened on Sunday October 3 h.
An eminent preacher from abroad is to
be present To lead the opening ex.r.
c'ses, whose name and full particulars
will he announced next week. The re.
pairs on the church make it q beautiful
and com 'ortable room The gallery has
been much improved the pulpit and
altar are really beautiful tho seats are
re arranged aud made more comfortable
than before. The Improvements We
learn will cost about e go
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-10-03

BARRIER Know. M nlSG-The Oar.
lirg'on Democrat duhs Mr. Barber a
Know Nothing because he voted in Con
crrssagninSt resolution making for-ipn
born citizens eligible 10 the oil %. of
President and Vice President If Mr.,
Is. is Know Nothing for vo,in. nuains,
changing the Constitution, what must
he Trainers of that instrument have
been
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-10-03

MR. BENNETT ~ notice that Sherwood
X Berg have an advertisement in your
pnrer headed Rnh for Gr--w dnnht
fnl which to 20 for, the --ant or --erley.
Both ; a B being moral and good men.
| would refer them ~ authority not To he
disputed in til sc days Of Christian pro-
gression Go to The - ant. thou slug.
gard, consider his ways aud be wise. -
PKov. 81: 6.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-10-03

D"N'r hur Dress Goods Cioakings Wraps.
Shawls, 81, until YOU see tie clecsu,
stock soon To arrive at the CIT, sore. NJ.
Berg Is now in New York purchasing rnl
skipping for this market. The goods vii,
soon begin to arrive. which every In, '
should see before investing in fall or win.
ter outfit
7. Since the above was pnt in tvpe
Mr. Berg has reached home, and the good.
will b" here before this paper reaches all
onr snbscribcrs.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-10-03

THREE parties have ordered their
names put on our subscription book on
The conditions Of our "Prop"si,ion" pub.
lished elsrwhere. Surely these are not
all there "re in the county who have
iai'h in the election of the great philoso-
rhcr That our proposition is a liberal
one, all admit; still We viii make it more
liberal, thus To any person or ersons
who will secure us 1000 eubecrihers
on the terms proposed, and guarantee
payment ON Grants election, we will
give IL bonus of $500 in cash
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-10-03
4 Propositions.

! viii send the TRiRuNE for one vear
TO Any responsible Democrat in Iowa
county who will agree to pav 81. 50 Tor
it when Grant j. reelected President
u Grceley is elected tn" paper will bc
furnished for the year free. liere is a
chance for those who hnv. any faith in
Greeleys election. DUht l,esi.ntc i,
send ~ your names, gentlemen This
proposition is made aud will be carried
out in good faith on my part
W. ". BENNETT
Mineral Point. Sept 10, lS72-tf
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-10-03

ANOTHER excellent letter from Mr.
Bliss appears in this paper Every
voter who desires information as 10 who
are ireeley's friends ut the South should
read it Mr.. Bliss SAYS We must not
publish bis ".crbhlings" to the cxcln.
SION of better matter. if he realized
how pleased his old friends in Iowa
county are to hear from him he would
not have SO cautioned us.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-10-03

AnoNG the pleasures of the pas. week
has been a visit from Rev d. w. Couch.
former pastor of the NJ. f. Church. The
large and pleased consr, cations which
assembled at the church three tines on
sunday. and the strife among the pcop 9
to secure him as their goes., attest the
high, regard entertained for him. lie
says to come to Mineral Point is like re-
turning nome IA travelling minister
in the interest of the church II. Madison
the past year he has lahored hard, and
with measure of success few men
couli have attained lie is appointed to
the same work for another year, in which
he hopes to accomplish saticient to in.
surc the early completion Of the build.
ing II all ministers and christians
were like MIR Couch, the world would be
better than j, IA, and christianity would
b more universally hsnored.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-10-03

Tuesday evening lIe has purchased for
the fall aud winter trade \ much larger
stock than ever before, and only Aake ,he
people to call in and examine ihe good,
which will arrive in few dnvs, q. he feels
confident of being able TO sui. all come rs.
OF dreee goodr especially he has bought.
3 very ktavy and varied stock,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-10-03
Attractive SALE MIR. {. d Thomas

ATTRACTIVE SALE MIR. {. d Thomas
residing near the Cross Plains Hotel.
Iowa Co, ndver,ises TO sell ut auction on
the 25th inst u lot Of iurm stock, among
which re 30 pure Poland China hos,
reputsd the best breed IN the ~est J.
will pay farmers wishing To -ecute some
OF these choice hogs at low prices To at-
tend the sale Terms: all sums under
$40, cash; mrrer amounts, one year
time on approved secoriiy.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-10-03

The friends of Mr.. Alfred Charles will
he interested To note that he has entered
the ministry. A admit his worlhiness
and ability to perform the sacred duties
of the calling he has chosen, aud that he
will succeed therein no cne doubts who
knows his hi@h christian character and
earnest zeal in the cause os christianity
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-10-03

M. JoHN GRAY returned from New Yo,k
last Saturday. The mngnfcer. stock OF
'ali aud vii ter goods which he bought il
arriving IN daily miscellaneous, and the err.
tire 'orce at the Great Store ia kept busy
opening and marking