Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-11-07
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hEEP Tea III IL CLOSE cueSt or canister
THERE are 316 Smiths in New Haven
BREAD and cake should be kept in
tin box or jar.
A WHITE coon has been killed in
Montgomery county, Tenn.
POTATOES IN New England are rottiDp
very rapidly this year.
HARVARD COLLEGE proposes to hold
annual examinations for women.
LION hunting is becoming a common
sport in the Rocky mountains.
MURRAIN prevails alarmingly in the
ton about Somerville, Penn.
PORTLAND will soon have a second line
of Liverpool steamers.
VERY rich and extensive deposits Of
tin have been discovered in Australia
BUTTER that is not made in Septem.
Der and October is the best for winter
use.
A CHINESE inventor has discovered
how to send by telegraph an exact fac
Sinlile OF signature.
A LoNDoNER was recently sentenced
to four months Imprisonment at hard
labor for burning out a cats eye and
knocking its teeth down its throat
ORANGES and lemons keep best
wrapped close in soft paper and laid
in a drawer.
CALIFORNIA is receiving large share
of attention this fall from prominent
New Workers.
GATHERING colored leaves is a pas
time among ladies spending autumn in
the country.
WHAT Shall Hinder is Anna
Dickinson's new lecture. Ask us some
thing easier.
A ST.. LOUIS stock yard shipped 1873
carloads of cattle eastward IN five
days.
LOUISVILLE calculates that the late
exposition made 81, 79S, $50 change
hands.
QUEBEC has imported for cathedral
organist John Watson Warren, OF the
College OF Organists, London.
THE gross receipts of the Western
Union Telegraph Company for the year
ending the Both ult. were IS, 457, $685.
The money disbursed to workmen on
Rook Island, amounts TO about So
900 monthly.
MAPS of France have been struck of
by the French, with Alsace and Lor'
raine printed III black.
BRYAN, Texas, proposes to give ST.
600, 900 for the location OF the State
Capital at that place.
BACON says that unmarried men are
best friends, best masters, best ser
wants.
WHEN does an infant eviuce taste
for literary life When 1t takes KIND
ly to its s-quills.
Mrs. O'LEARY, of Chicago VINO
owned the COW that set the fire, IS to
have a benefit ball, tickets 81, in con
sideration of the vast Improvements
made in the city during the past year
Hay dealers in Boston are buying
large quantities of hay in Name at 40
to Sl5 per ton, and have introduced
the practice of chopping the hay De
fore pressing it.
Mr.. 7. S GILMORE will receive the
entire proceeds of the Ball, IN his non
or nj for his benefit, on October -''
at the Boston Coliseum. Mrs Harrison
Gray Otis contributes 800.
NJ. LTDoT, Frenchman, has invent.
ed a machine for stopping runa"S.
horses instantly. Electricity at tne
co.trol of the driver is the means EN-
ployed the horse is violently shoche.
and SO much surprised that he ihs'1n''
ly comes to halt.
NJ ERNEST DUvERGrER-D DE HAURANNL
in Paris, has published card COM n
dieting the statement that MISS NeAI'
Grant. the Presidents daughter
abont to give him her hand IN man
age.
THE Rev. J. +. Ware viii enter on u. |
pastoral charge of the Arlington 9'jS[
Church, in Boston, on the 81 OF A.
vember. He is an earnest spirit az
dependent thinker, and a pollSheu p
pit speaker.
Mr.. WILLIAM EyERE T. son OF D. D.
ward Everett, has applied to tie D. ~,
ton Association of Ministers n IN
license to preach the Gospel. He w, W.
commence preaching in Boston n5N'
Sunday, October % Nh. kyeFe'' .
tutor III Harvard College.
EDWARD WALDO EMERSON, son n.
Ralph Waldo, now in England ,. inc
written to the Pail Mall Gazette sa3l3
that subscriptions will not be ne tSe,
for rebuilding the house of BIS t tatny e.
as friends in America have klnaii H.
sisted on taking upon themselves "
cost of its restoration.
From the catalogue of Yale Conesi
Just issued, it appears that the Wi.
number OF students IN all del 1,od
is SIS. of whom 4s4 are IN the psi
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