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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-08-14

HENRI RoCnEFoRr has ut last been sent
to New Caledonia to expiate his crimes
against the various Governments of
France. In all probability he will never
return. The island upon which the re-
mainder of bis life is TO be dragged out
lies near the twentieth parallil of south
latitude, east of Australia, and few
Europeans find its climate congenial.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-08-14
MON Republican State Convention.
REPUBLICAN, COUNTY CONVENTION,
Friday, August 22d, 1873.

The Republicans Of Iowa County, by their dele
gates, will assemble in couyea ion, at the Iour
House In Dodseyilie, on
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-08-14
The Prize Mower I!
Cutting Four Feet Wide.
l WHEELED MACHINE
Used only for Moving, with fitting Ley~
er for raising or lowering the cutting
edge while in motion, the only Mower yet
invented having this advantage.
THE ADVANCE.
Reaping Five Feet Wide,
Combined TWo-Whee|ed Machine

With serrated Sickle and having sepa-
rate cutter bar for Moving, Four Feet Wide,
with smooth edged knife. The Sickle has
less motion for Reaping than Moving This
Is our leading Machine. 1t embraces every
Individual feature of the PRIZE MnuEp and
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-08-14
r Prescriptions Caref uIly
Compounded.

1t is my aim to keep on hand at all
time full stock of everything appertain-
ing to the drng trade.
J. Il. VIVIAN.
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TIE MULLENVfLLE MYSTERY

ON Scrihn rs Monthly.
Between four AMI five every attcr- Don,
except SUNDAYS, it was the time onored
custom Of the Mullenville population to
assemble Mt the post-oticc, and there, uu
der cover Of waiting for the mail to lie
made up, relax themselves with friendly,
business, or amurous conversation, as the
case mi ght be. The sight Of the letters
and newspapers poPpirg into the various
boxes seemed to assist ideas in popping
into heads, add words IN popping out
Certainly, At no time were the inhabitants
more gay, social, laxative, and good hu-
mored than at even NJ mail-time and -
lar the lovers-it i : awful to think Of what
their pre,llcament would have been in case
the Mullenyille postothce had not existed.
in fact, if the persons who constructed the
plans whereby Mullenville was built had
been as wise in regard to human nature
IS to engineering. ttey would most IN.
doubleday have placed the post-ofice and
euuiSu s4ic ~ hIdS tIIiI ptEAd rS
connected them with a covered passage.
On the 9th of August. ls67,-;n mat
tiers Ike this it is well to be precise about
the dates,-the usual genial assembIage
wa. burzin: within tie post Office walls.
1t is nearly j o'clock the mail is we'll
nigh serted. Hank the deliysFy door is
thrown open with a cliek-slack, and up
surge the people like wave, breaking
agsinst the door and thence flowing OF IL
- heightened stream to the Pnst-ofhce en-
trance, and SO out upon the steps, on which
those who emerge first stand t. watch thu
c1i. of those who come after. Among tht
former We notice At once the elegant fgur,
of an aristocratic Young fellow, with {
handsome, enterprising eounterance, anC
Easy, confident bearing. Who is he
Why. young Ned Holland, from Cam
bridge, who has been sent up here to rusti
cate, having been detected in the eSecu
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| Not only could 1t walk, move his arms,
roll is eys, and twidle its thumbs: bat it
could talk, siH-, whistle, laugh, and if re-
port were 10 be trusted, read and write al
50. There was something awful in the idea
Of such thing
Needless to say the anticipations aroused
nthe Muienvillian breast we're anxious and
great: nothing was talked of day or night
By young or old Iut the Automat0n. As
the appointed day drew near, people gath
cred together from miles arcuud; the hotel
was filled over and over, and half the pri-
vate residences in town were transformed
into boarjIng-houses. Tie Selectmen
. hired gang e carpenters 70 increase the
accommodations OF the Town Hall, and
swore in number of special policemen to
keep the crowd IN order.
On the 2Oth Of September, the day be-
fore the exhibition, Sam Gumple went up
70 make an evening call on Nellie Swans
down. He was ragged out in a very ch2ste
visiting costume ; a wlde-awake felt hat
shaied his rudy and oleag; nous counte-
nance from the warm starlight dress
coet, built by the town taylor, covered his
broad back, and pair Of t-owsers of blue
army-cloth brought his legs into becoming
relief. He wore pumps over his knit yarn
socks, and carried in his lemon -colored kid
hand a delicate iyory-healed cane.
OF course the first thing introduced was
the Autcmaton. Nellie, to be sure, was
very qaict, and hardly opened her mouth
once u LAY anything about it. But Sam
was 50 eloqucRt in his descriptions and
eulo5lsms that one would suppose it t.
lave been his brother at least Unmind-
ful Of Nellie's pale face and occasional
shuddcrings, he dilated on its lifc-like at
tributes and mysterious deeds with all the
richness Of fancy and sweetness Of voice
for which he was noted and ended by
producing two tickets, emitting the holders
o the best seats in the house, so close 10
the stage tuat. to use Sans figure, they
could see the machines evelashes, if it had
any. One Of these he besaught Nellie to
accent, with the unders landing that he was
to call for and escort her to the hall the
next night.
(Continnei0
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ArsIYIL AND DErARTyr& Or GOODRICH 5
sTYtmaAs.
II. udr-ute.i -tesr,-r- Nj oror and sr'-
ss,rsn ~H' l-av- e.s.. -nrr-ag f~urd-v- *
rsulerl ~ a. 1'rrc... Sat--Has boat isavr5 ri .
, Coirr N-rth. SATURDAYS huar gOss tarO2-I
70 Two Ye-A, + -rs.aHsp ard th4rpc-.
Tie o. pe.-czh. s.~-r.cT- GEunt1. -. Joseph,
and Frue'tet wliI arrive and depart from Mani
.swoc as iolfgE.:
Cong souir-Lc,y"s every Non lag. Wednesdays
,bd r.iur ~ - about ,.
Goiry Nurfa-ls-r-. svtTr TUESDAY, Thurs lay
as: Samoa, 4 AbJI 3 ~ ~
J y ToosBs. Agent.
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y. II. Whose nose is rather large, and

tlcularly sensitive about yuigarIty )-huci
obliged to you for letting me know, In
sure. I'll try not to shock your taste an!
in future.
\. H. with an air Of misunderstood vir
tuey-It's NJ feelings rather than my TASTE
that you shock, my dear.
\. S with an unreal and satirical laugh
Your feelings Indeed Come, come
Mr. Holland, pray don't waste anv Of youl
elegant language on me. You must remem
Der that whatever else | don't know,
know you
y. II. (as if hearing for the frst time AT
interesting and gratifying piece of news,
DO you really! I'm very glad you d.
know something.
5. (coldly, dropping his arm j m
not proud of the knowledge; it doesn't
amount to much, and is bore Learn.
ing.
y. II. lpoliteiy--yory unhappy)-I:'.
pity you should waste SO much time
from -hr. sam bliEpie.
y. s. (sniiling--perfectly miaerable) =
Poor Sam he's = human creature, at any
rate not machine.
y. II. furious at this concession to his
riyal--his voice tremblingJ--Do | under
stand you 10 say In a machine, Miss
Swansdown?
\. ;. (bur.tnrs in fit Of laushter,--it ;
a wonder it wasn't a crying, poor little
thing !)--Why, it isn't possible yor dcnt
know that, Mr.. Holland? You always re
minded me so much of clock stuck up
to be locked at; wound up to 90, and al
ways doing over the same thlngS,--thInk-
ing yourself so clever, so accomplished, so
knowing, and every body else SO Vulgar, 50
stupid, 30 commonplace,--Oh you needn I
say anything: one can always tell wha.
cock is going to say, if one can see its
face Bat really now Nj Holland, if you
only wouldn't pretend to be man, YOU
IL Llt be very Intcresting-aS 4 machine
y. Ii. overwhelmed at this unrreceden-
ted outbur.t from thi, GENTLE Little Nellie
Swans lown-tLe bIocShead hasn't sense
enough TO know that il wounling her nrilr
and selfl,ye he has committal = w,j;rir,,
irrepara5ie insult why Neliie-what
does All this mean ? Are Won cr.zvg ypI,a
have YOU forgotten that I'm oo;pr away
t0-morrow?-is this goinr 10 be the way
we pat? You're in ! pasSiaa.1gy n sen.
sibla thing to say tLat.l--wait 4 minute
AMI think. Oh. Nellie, YOU know love
you.
Ms, (who, though yet very angry, Is
still mere oppressed by dread let She
should give in and cry)-lou love me :.
| d as lief lie loved BIZ a-cid4r mill
\. II dosing his TEN, rr, and Of course
lis last chance very well. for the last
time thcu, Mss swansdown,-y.u won't
marry ne?
y. 5. (vcnomYusly,-catch her marrying
any one that GALS her Miss Swans oxn =
II rather marry an aw-(not qnjtc sure of
Tie worl) -awtomatom!
\. ii Staggering unlcr this last awf
tL.ra t, but su!i SaEc)-Thank You GaoI
bye. rust your wish may be -ratiliel.
And 50 they parted. And taeir WI.
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COMPOSITION, and an impetuoslty and fer
tilrty Of thought and action such as girl
always like, and men TOO, W less they hap
pen to be Jealous. By the way, San
Gumple, the town beau, hates Ned tIol
land with deadly hated, which logically
proves HIM jealous and even as vi
spe ak, behold the cause
Sweet, pretty, delicious little Nellie
Swansdown i coming ros.ly on: Of the
post Office door, and Sam Gumple, in "a
Immature frock-cDat and rel.and-wLitC
neck-tie, is stalking beside her, paying kcl
compIimer Is fragrant with the perfume Of
corned-beeG cabbage, and Fomade. \.
they step out into the open air, San.
crooks bis elbow and remarks, with a
touch Of tina: humor which lie Las made
his cwu:
Now. then! hook or to my handle,
Nell"
1t would be hard to say how it was
done. Nothing could have been heater,
quicker, AMI more complete. There was a
graceful, rapid movement, 2 stern, decided
" Stand aside, sir " and gentle, caressia z
=" Allow me, Miss SwausLowa..' and
there stood Sam, alone, his face contortcd
8lth fury, mort ication, conscious defeat
and moving away. arm-in-arm, a perfect
picture Of conhding affection on one sill"
and loving a,otection on the other the
well matched tigares Of Ned Holland and
Nellie Swansdown. Nobody could help
chuckiing ana feeling jolly about it; and
sam Gumple got no sympathy at all, Ell
tier from the girls (for had he not neg
lected them for Nellie 2 or from the logs
(for was he lot always Dragging about the
% gals that were sweet on him and all
the time it WASH that they we're sweet on
him, bat that their thrifty fathers and
mothers were sweet On lii, bank accDuut).
So everybody looked with complacency on
Sans discontinue, while the bod and
successful col.cgian was the fayorite Of tie
hour.
It's not necessary TO 60 back and give +"
reason for all this; 1t l. easy enongh 10
imasire how during the mouth of NcI
Holland, presen ;e in MnllenyiI!e beauty
ana '"loF anu PFett'n'ss I'D sweetness had
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Every year increases the popularity
this valuable Hair Preparation which is
due to merit alone We can assure our
oldpatrons that it is kept fully up to its high
standard; and it is the only reliable and
perfected preparation for restoring GRAY
OR FADED HAIR to its youthful color, max
ing 1t soft, lustrous, and silken. The
scalp, by its use becomes white and clean.
1t removes all eruptions and dandruff, and j,
by its tonic properties, prevents the hair
from falling out, as it stimulates and
nourishes the hair-glands. By ITS use, the
hair grows thicker and stronger In bald,
ness, it restores the capillary glands to
their normal vigor, and will create new
growth, except in extreme old age. 1t is
the most economical HAIR DREsslNC ever
used, as it requires fewer applications, and
gives the hair a splendid, glossy appear
ance, \. \. Hayes, NJ, D., State Assay
er of Massachusetts, says, "The constitu-
cnts are pure, and carefully selected for
excellent quality; and | consider it the
BEST PREPARATION for its intended pan
poses"
SoH by all Druggists, and ncq'ers in Ncdi-
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The subscriber having OPeHeGa
Flour and Feed SGG-e in the store OF
LAS. Bennett. on Commercial street.
nrNt deer 30 q. TorEison, intends 20
keep constantly on hand the very
best spring and inter wheat flour
also all kinds OF feed ~. f,tch viii be
delivered to amy part OF the city.
37.ti Il. Truman.
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To TIE PUBLIC.
10 per Gent. interest

10 per cent. interest
fnr all accounts standing over 30
days. Knowing that the ahQv
course will tend towards making
lower prices AM give more gen
eral satisfaction, we SIGN:
J. SClIUETTE & NJ MAHONY,
BRO, +. H. RAND,
FRED ri DOLPH. j. \. kGEIILER.
}. ii. THORNTON, OLSEN, MENDLIk
II. MARTENS, & THOMPSON
T.. y AGNER, ADAM ELE>ER,
". kREMkRS, &. BLOCJ Ellie,
J. WALLSCUL.E =. IihCkOHL.
GER, PLAT, GRAY 6
Villas & BARNES, FOSTER,
ERNST KERN, 4. FISHER.
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c ING WET. CTATt., c
No 3
u e. r. REED
stea IN boat Time Table.
,r,.L AND DsrAnrrrz or oooDRIcn,s

Ceusr.l N-.sz ,, Wo-,erL Division.
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Important 10 Every One !!
THE LATEST NOVELTY OF ART

The undersigned whose abilities as
BARRIERS, Haircutters and artists in Hair
work are known far and near, have this
day entered into eo-psrtnership, and
bought and taken possession Of the cele-
brated establishment of II F. Schmidt, on
the corner of Eighth and Commercial
streets, near the bridge. Respectfully
asking for share of the public favor, we
can assure complete satisfaction with our
work. Hair Dressing for ladies has our
special attention.
G.. KARNOFSKY & son.
Manitowoc. March 16 1871
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BuT no powders or UrCt arel simmons IiyPr
Regulator uaiess our engraved wraurer with
Trade mark, stamp anu ST. nature unbroken None
OtRe- j. EcuuIUe-
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d Jy all Druggists, and Heq'ers in Ncdi-
ciHfS.
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NEW LIVERY STABLE
CHARLES T. WiNTON.

Would respectfully announce TO the cti-
zens OF N"ni,owoe ana vicinity, that he IS
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-08-15
An Act OF Cruelty.

Chspped hands and face are the
most serious snnoyances that farmers,
and people who labor much out OF
doors, experience from exposure. E1-
posed persons, especially children, re-
pestedly suffer intensely from great
cracks upon the hands, that often
bleed. 1t is cruel tsallow ones self
or others to suffer in this way, when the
means Of positive prevention are 80
easy 10 be had, and so cheaply' as to
nav ten cents for a cake OF Hand
Sspolio. Hand Sapolio is not only
letter than the costliest soap for re-
moving dirt, but it prevents chaPpipg'
and renders the skin soft and pliable.
Sold everywhere,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-08-15

POLICE CoURT.-We promised that
there should be a case before the police
court, yesterday morning, and there
was.
Luke Mccartney was charged with
creating a disturbance on Clay street,
last Thursday. 1t WAS alleged that
George Gould caught McCarthey's little
boy and was holding him, when Luke
came to the rescue with a poker. The
CITY failed to make ont her case, how
ever, and Luke was discharged at the
city's cost.
Charles Hawles was charged with
disorderlv conduct aud loud personal
abuse of Sarah Anthony. The accuse
ed cot being ready for a hearing the
case was continued until this morning
Olive Hawley stands charged with
Intentionally defacing the property OF
Mrs. Updegraf. The parties live on the
Island. 1t is charged that hawIey
nailed a board, up and down over Mrs,
Updegraft's windows. The defence not
being prepared to have the case tried
il was continued until this morning,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-08-15

FrGlrIvE FROM JUsrICR,-WiIson ID
Corchran was arrested and taken be-
fore Squire Gillespie yesterday, charged
with being fugitive from justice. II
is alledged that he mad' note for 500,
in Washington, Pa, and by fraudulent
devices and pretences, got one Mrs
Emma Nichols to sign it, and knowing
the whole transaction TO be fraud
passed it upon Laycock K Butler Of
Washington. The accused desiring a
hearing here, be was held in the sum
Of $1,000 for his appearance for hear
ing on Tuesday next.
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NARROW EscArE.--A young man
named Armstrong, whose parents re-
side on Eoff street. Centre Wheeling
very narrowly escaped being crushed
by the cars yesterday evening. He
was one of the Sunday school excursion
lists to McCoy's station and when re-
turning, attempted 80 get on the train
at Mingo after it was iu motion. His
foot slipped and he was rolled over
once or twice between the stsps add
the plotform when he was miracuiously
thrown up from his perilous position to
the platform. He came down on the
lOI o'clock train, pretty badly bruised
but not dangerously hurt. lie will be
more careful in future.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-08-15

To BE CoNrlNUED.-We are informed
by Messrs. I. Blum & Bro, that they
will continue their closing out sales Of
ready made suits, trav cling busters
shirt waists, calico wrappers, &c, also
in summer dress goods and shawls, and
The like. Although their varieties Of
styles and patterns are much reduced,
however, ladies, you will find the goods
select and at much lower prices. It is
the intention OF the firm to close out
ell this seasons goods, no matter at
what sacrifice. Readers, anything that
you should need in the dry goods line,
or ready made goods, you can be sup
piled at about one half the usual prices
by going to Messrs. I. Blum Il Bro, at
l34 Main street or At their branch
house ll9 Main street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-08-15

How RS DoYE.-Now that appre-
tensions of the cholera have caused
everybody to avoid indulgence in earIy
vegetables and garden sauce, we notice
that the editors Of country newspapers
are called upon in almost evrey Issue to
acknowledge "mess Of fine cucum,
bers" from Mr., or Mrs, or Miss Jones
or Smith. They usually add, however,
in the way OF assurance TO enqulring
friends that they are just about the
right size for picking"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-08-15

CHARGED WITH STEALING EoRS.-On
yesterday morning, officers Junkin and
St. Myers armed with warrant, issued
by Justice Gllespy, went out TO Thomp-
sons coal bank and arrested Harrison
Marshall, who was charged with steal
ing corn from the field of II. s. Thorn
burgh. The case will be heard on
Wednesday next, Marshall giving bail
in the sum of 5000 dollars for his sp-
nearance at that time.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-08-15
THArs WHERE rHs Dousr CANE In

THAr's WHERE rHs DOUBT CAME In
A lady was directed BY a gentleman
acquaintance TO q certain Justice down
town, with the Information that he
would give her instructions how to pro,
coed against a liquor dealer, who. ac'
cording to her allegation, had sold lie
quor to her son, who is minor. She
entered the Office as she would sanct-
uary, and after looking the squire
squarely in the face. hesitated to speak
to him on temperance matters, but f.
nslly made her wants known and re-
ceived cordial attention. 1t was OBJ
served by those present that the want Of
confidence on the part OF the lady, at
first, evidently came from the lack o.
knowledge OF the 'squire's habits. lie
is a great pedestrian being in the hab-
it OF taking short walks frequently, and
the color in his face was probably a
little more Intense than usual on that
account. She was in doubt because his
nose was sunburnt, don't you see.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-08-15
FOR SALE.
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE IN THE
GREAT KANAWHA VALLEY.

VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE IN THE
GREAT KAN AWHA VALLEY.
In pursuance OF the provisions OF the last
will and testament OF Z. +. Jones, deceased
probated and duly recorded in the Clerks
Office OF the County Court OF Mason county,
West Virginia, the undersigned offers for
sale $50 acres of a 600 acre tract Of land zap.
praised at $40 per acre., situated in said
county on the lower side OF the Great Ka-
nawha River about twelve miles from It's
mouth.
The above mentioned tract OF land is thor
oughly drained and under high state Of
cultivation, with the exception OF about 50
acres which is heavily timbered.
TheimprOvements upOnthe land consist In
part OF a very comfortable frame house large
barn with cattle shed attached, several sta
bles, corn cribs, and all other necessary out
buildings. Two apple and peach orchards,
containing together about ,50I apple and
go peach trees, selected from northern nur-
series,
Title to the land ia undisp1ted.
Terms OF sale to suit purchasers.
For further information address, at Ar
buckle, Mason County, West Virginia
GEORGES COUCH,
Admir- with the will annexed Of {. 4 joiner,
deceased Juyl5-gh
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-08-15

THREATS OF VIoLENcR.-When wo-
man gets her Ebenezer up she gets 1t
up "for keeps" as the boys say. Yes
terdsy Elizabeth Shusn was before
Justice Mccormick, charged with
threatening to do bodily injury to her
neighbor, Hannah Davis, and also Of
threatening to burn Mrs. Davis out Of
house and home. As the house Mrs
Davis occupies belongs to Ell. Horn
brook, perhaps Ed. wouldn't like that
STYLE Of femenine vengence. The &C
cused gave bail in the sum OF 800 to
keep the peace and be OF good behavior
for one year.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-08-15

ASSAULT AND BATTERY.-Patrlck Con-
nelly was arrested yesterday on a war;
rant issued BY Squire Launder, on COM
plant OF Patrick Rider, who charges
that Connolly, on yesterday morning,
near the Zane street bridge over the
creek, did assault and beat him on the
head with loaded whip. The offenss
being fully proven the accused was held
in the sum OF s400 to answer the charge
hetore the court.