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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-01-02
ia 4. ID

sPENSltY On the I'd Inst, ai the reslrnce Of
his sen-iH-las, liatkrr sprnslcy. tsu Nr yam,S
rpensiey. sen Aged 50 srAfs and 3 mnnils
Fuuer"i sunday January 3ill, al bu'mque
EIsiior.--At pndpe,i'le on the 2Hh ut, Me.
Mauh'w Bishop, aged " years
NJ Bishpp Was one Of III oldest resli.nis ef
Iowa eouuy htvlsg settled here 10 1874 II. uas
m Odi fa.ow, aDd ..Durcd with the honurs ot
that society the 8ia.
MAhKtE,-In this city. on the 29lh ut Mr,
M'pkre, atari OF Nr. James Make aged
about 80 Years
JONES In this { ~, January 1T Mrs Ann Jones'
wlie of ees'i'h J,ne', aged aboal - ear.
Mrs Jpneswas Of those true aGin, u to u h. "a
society - indeb'eI more than to divipr., phiIos,-
pliers Statesmen.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-01-02

HAPPY ehry to tn new wear was
'"nchsaled oihp hundreds who attended
the ball evenly the Irish Catholics NJ,
Lennhan'> lill hsI nir,t
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-01-02

An Iowa countr genius named Ducre
has Invented a cornpantcr Ne hav,'
seen drdn.hr> oi the same made hy x e..
Evans of his cirv, to he sent to Wash
Ins on with applications for letters pat,
ent. Paten,ee> aud other parties, will
lind Charlie draushtsm, carabie
OF drawing any thing perfectly. from Il
cognhrel to an n rci,te"hurer design
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-01-02

THE en'ertninmrnt Mt the NJ r.
Church Tuesday evening was worthy Of
more general attendance. a nomadic
troupe Of any kind seems To fare better
AT Ihe h'ndS o! our people than our own
better talent.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-01-02

fuRs FrRs FuRs !-Thosr in want ~
'urs wonll do well 10 call al Sherwood 4
bers's and gee their complete stock before
purchasing. Among their variety ma, IL,
ionnd handsome Mink Finch, Erminc. Seal,
Black Coney and Alaska Wink sets. and an
assortment OF childrcns furs. Friee, low.
er than cy,r.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-01-02

WM IEAspALE enters the new year
determined to continue srIIin- the Richv
nrdson loots and shoes ns here,oG,re
'hus enahliua The people to enjoy warm.
dry feet throughout 1873. Every pir
warranted. II not iosnI good can hs
returned
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-01-02

me latest novelty u the way Of cal
en'iar Is circulated ~ the North British
Mercantile Insurance Co, Tor which /.
:. An-ley is agent.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-01-02

MAsoNsc. the Im'owing officers for
Mineral Pom, Lodge No | a + e. a. NJ.
we're ed % the 9th nt, y R.Detu-
Pullord, l. NJ.
pr Geo d. Wilher, W. NJ.
W j Cox, ; ".
G Spcu>ley j. W.
s + Shepard, ;. ID
I. SCOT An,ey, j. ~
J II ,;undry, Treasurer.
.I,s Brown, Secretary.
Aihrrr Sp atler. stewards.
.Iohn Was!cy,
On Dee 3ah, the officers Tor Iowa
Gbuaer No G. X. A. VI. "ere installed
4 can, " W. Likeus, 7. ii T., US
u iuiI0w-:
uEH Dalos Pulford. II. p.
+ SnmneI a. Frrrin. h -
+ avert >prm.Iet,a
Comm I.N Brad ey, Z II.
q scott Au-Irv. 7 ;.
4 .lo. Dtnrr 4 A G.
ba. Gilman, g. NJ 81, y.
a e. Nlillard. I'd, '.
u NJ. platt, " l't. T.
7 Priesley, Treasurer.
J ? Iramel. Secretary.
/. L. Hcaley, Guard.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-01-02

SMALL Pax IN nrBrorE The Dnhu,
que Telegraph saws that dreadful seourso
tue small pox has again made it's IN,
penrance IN Dubuque The frat family
a''nck, d with it was that OF Mr.. John
oHradys, On first street, near Iowa.
Four members of the family were ntlli,t.
el with II. aud one Of them, a ,onns loy.
died from the effects or the disrnse and
was buried "Wednesday. The otl er af-
i'cted parties nre slil in very ,ad
c'uniton. There is also case of tho
disease in another family.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-01-02
COMMERCIAL HOUSE,
4 Dnay.yille. Wis

,.Sva Inx PR0PRiETnk.
NNHIS II Use, imaird nearly opposite Tue oui
niuSe, + she most rapaciuus Ia the VHaee' 80
rev bulling; rouup wrl furnished, a'h t'e ~o''
Atway slouppli,t wltt IN, nesl th, market tn"rus
new Birn is about b'ng ereelcn, wherein 40 "s.s"
"a Vii. r. ,,y,t,.n.,,.hir. r.ies MiiyNi
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-01-02

Tue dwelling Of Mr.. John Sowl, ncar
Argyle, wus destroyed hy fire ON Salur.
day, l5th inst Loss g., 900, insured in
,le Madison Mu ual
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-01-02

Ok the 2ith ut the Sheriff of i.afav-
cite county arrested at Darlington
man who gave is name rs Jno. u.
Miller, who proves to bs the hurll,r
who appropriated $500 worth of goods
rom Vests store ut Gratiot recently
The Darlington Democdt says the fell
ow had bur just arrl ed in town from II
neddlng trip IN Illinois, getting rid of
he stolen goods whrn he was nahbed
hy Sherf' Williams. Miller was lately
married to respectable youn. woman
IF Waterloo, Iowa who came To tnwn
with him. Int of course knew nothing
al her hu, bands antecedents A portion
of the stolen property was found in the
rnpr,'s trunk, and re- 'o@Lizrd hy Mr..
Nest Miller claims to be a stone ma,
son hy trade. and will therefore be u
usrfnI workman in Waupun prison. lie
has confessed the Gratiot burglary, md
will probably receive sentence from
Judge ORrus next week
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-01-02
Local intelligence.

= h'frSt pag, ofthe Tribune oiU bederoted
!" Loedi MATTERS. Far ddrerfisemeHfS esreIt {
pfeiessioAdt cartiAl in.e,ted on this j,uue. ne
~tut char0e ffty per cent. adeanc. oa nrdipnrs
'dtes. No htrgs "ruts" ,o,A be alLo,psd on M.
pagr rmony rutes
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-01-02

.Now mike preparation o hegin the
NV Year on the square, and first square
up with herrnrer, who needs his pay II
litte worse than most other people.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-01-02

Joseph &. HETCilEtLE'

rsai i,tA II Kt, OF III kinds ol Urnanenta'
NJ tair Work, sn:h AS iracele s. Breast 'hs'
watch tinaqls, Neckl4ces, Finger ring tsr .i"ss
Chsrns, Se, 'iso ttrls "aier'"''' nth'n, =
dies Font Pieces, Gents X anu 1,s
A,tI on, is x,II-S.ly.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-01-02

IL ,onr watch or clock ails Ia record
Time properly, let Cartwright put it Ia or.
de-, 80 That you may have correct ti,ce
through 1915
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-01-02
TROtIts EE7sptItS.

7TNtrED .TArgs urEa, (WATsN wAWNs
~ q u TA>DD olgeyilie. isconsG
Hsybg taken charge ni this hnte. or ter' on 'ts''
~ pro- So 20 reltli lor the special accm'o"''"'
ei thetravrlng ll,alc
h s. Il large lru aud keep attentive h''fue,' q
pfupse Ia set 4 ,oh ttle And keep The bai az az
shines surpiira VIII ihe hest OF liquors
Nv srici attcni 1p 80 business hope 10 uesel 'e
aud receive n fair hare OF The public pairona;r
SSiu-l2-n ttluN : lh'"hs'
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-01-02

The Tea Mee,in. ut the 2. NJ church
Yesterday was attended hy all the spy :
cous bnil!ing would accommodate. Tie
uunher taking tea must hnve reached
i've 10 seven hundred, and the receipts
Vnte handsome The rep'st was such
As is ne II exceled and rarely equaled
kept by the Primitive Methodist ladies'.
- ample Was the provision made, that
hose comm. nt the fifth aud sixth set.
Ing of The tables lou,ld nothin. lacking
n The evenin. the audience was enter
aimed tor Two hours or more hy rich
adresees. and hatInnni,,us music.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-01-02

OUR Carrirr Bay returns thanks lor
the kn dIess ol his friends manifested
yesterday
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-01-02

~uv.,rtAN uCtg HER M, d,hGt0 OF
tr, nj. services ia his old fyiendsand the com
,,,.rnI !, ,shce Ia trader &Nhilesbiock
surn. thigh aud Chy@nu' Streets ies''e"'e "'"'
Mx LA>1oS's, svu'h side CITY
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-01-02
Il. n. t,mEsoN, ". D..

no v,v0pd THIC PHYSICIAN fSURGE""
VINE, Il. POI r, WIS
ovrlcE not At kesidence, 50 Nv NJ
~ At ONCE. ,os -" f1
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-01-02

lnE German Catholic ladies Melted for
their church at the fair aud lesti, al
n'ar'y 5000. This cerm,niy was h.ud.
some ""d s"ys pnlniy that the Germaa
C"tho ics support their hurcll liLsrallv.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-01-02

The follow ing item is going the rounds
OF the papers
MR. Jane Patch, wifc Of John Patch,
ol P't ttove. Ni.chnsin, now ,c,u ies
P'''h "l ground IN 'lr cemetery, ow.
my to m attempt To m'rl, u u slow Ira
hy r"nr'rg some oil on it, GU OF her
iltuc car"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-01-02
7suslNss SIS olREctoay.
. r. SN ELAk Ell,

ATTORNEY Az LAW ITD
1v)TARY pCHLIC Highland. lnwsl County, Wis.
y Cunve> aucng and collections pNanpiy Hilend-
3D.. vdixxv.no23 II
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-01-02
" ~. & JsJEIv LlKEN>.

TITO N Y AND (uuNsELLUss AT LAW ),
n Ninerel oim, IS ,raclce IL the ! ).
aud ,a,e Courts, and az nd 10 ageicIes ana cot
tsctins in all pa Is the te'
once IN l.enahdns sock, "pp site ths resi-
n ~, ly.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-01-02

rruKNEY AND CotksELLoRAT LAW, and
n ,yeutf-rN w. ,iuiu,i l.lie Insurance Company
snd ,,nubuc FIR, lisurandt COMPANY Ohce oppo
,lt, ne Ciiy tlall. up.staiJ Mineral ient, Wis
Xx,-i3
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-01-02

W. ". Dirkett has lost several sheep
by wolves, within three miles of Darling
ton during the !&sI thres weeks.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-01-02
T.. =, WEBER,,

A 1TuRNfi AND CtuNStLioh ALAW. Vnre ,,
4 h Gas, F~uui uo,i fist nJorj The C'tJ nan
Npra. Point, Nla3ofin
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-01-02
---s---'
y. DALTON, M. ID

,>u.s,,u.\ A. SuRtitU> once ~ Coadt
Rlnkk over ,cller's store, cornei OF li'Rh ant
fbes,n,t ,tre,,s, AiteIai Point, Ms farueu'a
.4.en,ioib,aid to 0ps'ativ. surgery avn -
w. ~. VAN DtsEN, y. ID.
,,uysirl,N ANY SURGEON, Linen iosa 70
w - yci.xv-nulV-u
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-01-02
!. u ud,sFaTT. NJ u.
CEo. u. VlLnEn, N. D.,

7NNNsIviAN NnA., RiiEuN. uice IN Nofet'
trrg Store, hishstree', Hiaef7fo'h' ANS
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-01-02
COr,I.RscN & LiNION
A.ssN Mti.NNN

ArroRNEYs AND CPUN u Els, over M
a pa> nee Wine alfoin Wis ~
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-01-02
REESE x rAnTlk.

iTrORNtYS AM Cog>st LL0,s. podgev'lle,
y Wis. VII practice " al me .hnr's ni ms
Ma. yl1xv no5J ly
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BOssier Banner.

Let us not regret the night
ingales' tongues Of the Roman
feasts. An equally sublime
luxury is in our grasp in the
shape of a turkey-a Rocky
Mountain turkey-which sings.
Like the nightingale, it is only
in the dark that it uplifts its
voice, and its warblings are
said to be truly beautiful.
The way to catch these tur-
keys is to tie piece of bright
tin TO along pole and wave it
The bird Immediately sue,
oumbs to this bit of Credit
Mobilier practice. f.-
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The SAD effects of matrinony
were never more terribly de-
picted than in a Kentucky
town, the other day, where Il
meek-eyed man who had been
married about a year, patrolled
the village streets all day, try
ing to swap a meerschaum pipe
for a secondhand cradle.
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HARPER'S 5A7 AR,
Notices Of the Press.

The Bazaar is edited with contributes
of tact and talent that We seldom find h
any journal; and the journal itself ia n,
organ of the great world OF fashion -BOs.
ton Traveller. -
The BAzAR csmmends itself to ever,
member OF the hOusehold-to the children
by drOll and pretty pictures, TO the Young
ladies by IFS fashion plates in endless vsr;r.
Is. to the provideut matron by its pattern,
for the childrenS clothes, TO paterfsuEss
Nv its tasteful designs for enbroidered
slippers and luxurious dressing COWS Bai
the reading matter Of the Bazaar isunifornly
OF great excellerce. The paper hAs &C.
quired wide popularity Ior the fresd,
enioyinent i atfor.ls.- y. !. Evening Psst
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earning gives a man.

General Edward 4. s. Candy
was born in Kentucky, in 1918,
and graduated at West Point in
1899. He took part in the
Mexican war, became a Captain
in 1851, Major in 1865, and a
Colonel in 1861. When the
civil war began. he was ia New
Mexico, where he defended Fit.
Craig, and defeated the Texan
troops in 1862.
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A parent writes to. us that
he is annoyed and panied by
his son staying out at nights,
aud asks us if we can present a
remedy for this rapidly grow
ing evil. There are several
remedies. The boys spine can
be broken with an axe, or he
can be nailed TO the floor with
a red-hot railroad spike, driven
through his abdomen, bnt the
most effectual way isto compe
him to wear patched clothing
New York Commercial.
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Connecticut manufactures about
half of all the carriage trimmings,
cuterly and edge tools, hardware,
plated ware, speetacles and eye.
glasses made in the United States.
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1t has been estimated that if
the presentrat ofconsumption
continues, the timber regions
of Northwestern Pennsylvania
will be exhausted In three
years.
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Three Irishmen, who had
dug a ditch for four dollars,
were quite at a, loss to know
how to divide the pay "aqual-
ly." But one of the number
had been to school, and reach
ed division in the arithmetic.
so it was left to him. He did
it at one saying: Its aisy
enongh!. Sure there's two for
you two, and two for me too
The two received their portion
with a greatly Increased re-
spect for the advantages which
learning gives a man.
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Pekin. China, fines a man
four cents for being out nights
without a lighted lantern in
his hand. 49,. ~ -. ....
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A man at Grand Rapids, Mich,
lately paid for an axe which he
stole twenty years ago. His con-
scince was slow but sure.
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The Galveston News says that
city property has advanced more
than one hundred per cent. within
about a year past.
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Illinois horticulturists are
reported to be cutting down
their peach orchards, which
have been killed by the severe
winter, to make room Tor other
CROPS. ... .......... -.-... ..~
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The Chicago Post rejoices
over the fact that New j Jersey
has scrambled out of Tom
SCOTS pocket"
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