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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-03-19

Hon. Mark Skinner and wife aud the
Misses skinner, J. G. King aud wife aud
+. h Follansbee of Chicago; Mrs John
Shade, Miss Alice Slade, j. NJ Sladc, c.
A. Vermilye, Mrs W. NJ. yermilye, l..
v. Dawson, VIM. +. Mott and wife and
Miss Mott aud Il. }. Thorne aud wife, Of
New York; A. b. Baylis aud wife c, 5.
Baylis and wife, :. G.. Hustled and wife
and Miss ilusled, of Brooklyn; W. -.
Bishop and wife Bridgeport; j. S. Cur
lis and wife and !. b. Eldrid.c and wife
Hartford John L, Collier and wife aud
Mrs. $. A. Collier, OF St, Louis, arrived
at The 81. james Hotel, Jacksonville,
Fla. last week
Mi. Wm. Aston, OF New York. has
purchased large tract OF land on the 81.
Johns River adjoining the property Of
Hon. II. 5. Sanford, near Mellonyille,
and will, il is said erect handsome
winter residence upon it.
j. Wesley Harper, j. L. Morris Il wife,
S, {. Thompson aud family, NJ ), Beach
aud wife, Geo. a. Fellows and wife and
the Misses Fellows, j. &. johnson and
wife, of New York; Hon. Charles s.
Lester and wife aud A. Maxou aud wife,
of Saratoga; DR.. w, Il. Fletcher, of In
danapolis; c. i, Harris aud wife Prov
idcnce; K. G.. Stotesberry and wife, j.
White and wife Philadelphia; NJ. Yasser
and wife aud j. G. Vasser, Poughkeepsie
J, w. Roberts aud wife, +. l.. Roberts
and wife and Miss Roberts, Of Boston!
Il. G, Leonard and wife, W. g. Allen
and wife, of Hartford, Conn G. West
lake and wife, W. T. Horton and wife,
Cleveland, Ohio, are among the recent
arrivals at the Grand National Hotel,
Jacksonville, Fla. ...
The fair for the benefit of st. Lukes
Hospital, Jacksonville, Fla. realized $1,000
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-03-19
uIGM kENNAIs LsTAIE.

- sfATE CO YEHIpAI, Manchester bstfiot -
At a Pro- ate Court held - Manchester, sitLip
aud for said District Of Manchester. On the llih
day 81 Feb 4. D., 1871
Present. Hon. v. Is. Burton, Judge.
40 instrument purpuItins 10 DO sbs lssi VII
aud {. stBiaeut ~ Hugh k0urs, lats % saneei-
land 10 SAID dlstnct. Deceased. being present
50 by the Executor therein named. f0f Probate
sBrIeIFd by said GfslFf, Ut-t all ptfeaHH cote
laracd thereto hl notified 60 sppear 81 q sosaloi
thereof, b. b, held a. the Probate Office 10 Isn
chester IN sHld District gu the 10Th day u March
A. D.. 1915 81 10 O'Clock In the forenoon. ALL
sb0a aAase, IL any thsY have, against tie pa
bste of said vii f3f bhtuh purp1ss Il y iufthtt
ordered. thai ra- order be- pusHHhti lhpF
aerks sugeeHsgtly 10 The Naugbsstfr lprHsAi,
newspaper pfntets a. dHnehesfrih TILE state.
previous 70 -aiA DGiH ~ hHHuua
A tFBr THGgrt
Attest, LOyELANB lltshuNt h,sst.T
a true copy 90 rsuHra,
Attest, LDFELAhb NIhnuAt Ess.sttr.
aIH.s
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-03-19
IN q. GlLRERTIs EsTArE-

~ STATE or VERMONT Manchester District =,
In Probate Court held Ut Manchester. nithiE
and for said District The 18th day 81 febfusiy
A. y, 1874.
Present. Hon. h. b. Buftol Judge
The administrators ~ the estate 81 q. q. Oh.
bert, late OF Dorset. Ia said dhtriat deceased,
make application 10 uald Court 10 extend lie
time heretofore allowed them to pay the debts
due from said estate, and to render their admin
stration account, until some future day. Whore.
upon it 10 ordered by said Court that said appll.
cation be heard al the Probate 0Aice In hauchra.
ter, on the 25th day Of March 1874, and, II "
further ordered, that notice DO given % oil pc
Sons interested, by the publication Ut thi. order
ter, three weeks succosgYcly, before said hear.
ing.
A true record,
Attest, LOYELAHD MUNBON, Register.
A true copy Of record,
Attest, LOyELAND MUNoN, lieRiser.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-03-19

Cough victims whose lungs are
rssked aud torn with paroxysms that
threatens 70 choke YOU, all that you have
Is 10 is 70 take HAie's Honey Of Hore-
hound and Tar a rapid cure is certain
griittnt0n's, Z 9Th Avenue. sold by al
Druggists.
r.fes Iso,hsaAs Drops esrs ia ! inmate
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-03-19
49, tttt =. HURTON SEMINARY.
NaHrhCster. W.

'thr .priug term begins March 18th,
and confines n week., with full corps
OF 'tachcr-
There Ar three regular courses of
study, Classical, English and Eclectic
The Classical, including those studies re-
quired for admission to any OF the New
England Colleges, embraces period of
three years, and usually preparation for
college cannot be completed in less time,
without sacrificing something requisite TO
good scholarship.
The English, slsa a three years course,
Is designed 10 give q thorough ya'em4tic
drl 10 the English branches to such a,
may be unable to pursue a more syste-
matic course.
The eclectic is expected 10 furnish thor
oagh knowledge Of the more practical
studies, including the Natural Sciences,
Book Keeping. Mathematics, Photograph
iug 81. aud may also include Latin,
French aud German. This coursc is se.
sigupl for those who cannot remain 10
school bat short time aud wish 10 fit
themselves especially for business.
Diplomas will be awarded to those
completing either OF tue above courses.
The department of Music and Orba-
mentais viii be under the charge Of Miss
Moore, a graduate OF Sit. Holyoke semi
nary, aaI win afford opportunities not
surpassed by amy Seminary 10 the state.
ADMISSION
Students may be admitted at any time
10 regular elasses Stranger studcJis,
apUH admission 20 the Seminary, must
present satisfactory testimonials Of good
character. i aourishing Literary socie-
Is aud Reading Room connected with the
Seminary. For catalogues addres the
Principal.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-03-19

mgnDAY MARCH $50.
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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-05-11
SHERIFF'5 SALE.

SHERIFF'S SALE.
By virtue Of writ Of ais. vendti0ni Expouas. 70 me
directed, win be exposed to Public Sale, a. the
National Hotel, kept by jackson Briant, in Middle
town, In st. Georges Handred, New Castle county,
Delaware, On
FRIDAY, MAY Is, 1874.
At o'clock, p. NJ,
Tue following described Real Estate, via:
All those three lots or parcels OF land stu
IA ate In Middletown, st. Georges hunared
0a New Castle county and state Of Delaware ..,,
No. l. A lot Of land bounded by Broad street, An
derson street, certain alley, and land OF John W
Wright, being about 10 feet In front on said broad
street and about lso feet with FRA Me DWELL
ING HOUSE, STORE, STORE and Stable ussr<ou
erected.
No. T. lot lot OF land bounded BY lockwood
street and land Vi John Green and others being
about forty feet In front on said Lockwood
street and about 100 feet deep, with FRAME
DWELL No HOUSE thereon erected.
No. 8. A lot OF land bounded by Anderson street
and land Of Jane Croft and others, being about 100
feet front said Anderson street, and about two
hundred and forty feet deep, &C.
George W. Ingram, and to be sold by
NOBEltl l.. AkMSTkONG, Sheriff.
Sherifs Ofilee, New Oastls. April ~. 1873.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-05-11
A BRICK HOUSE AND
FIFTY-TWO LOIS
Public sale.

VII Dc s.ld at Public Sale, the premtses IN the
southwestern section Of the city, ON
SATURDAY, MAY q, 1874,
At o'clock, p. M.
Fltytwo desirable building lots fronting on Linden
Harrison, vanBuren, jackson and Maple streets, In
the 10th Ward and near churches schools, nanufAc-
tozies, railroads, &C.. making the location. which 70
high and beautiful, In every way desirable. Tho
property in the vicinity has doubled IN value within
the past few years, and 1t must continue 10 advance
In price very rapidly. better opportunity 70 par
chase may never be pres ented.
II H U 3
mn y new two story brich. Aix rooms, and
built OF the best material.
This q good opportunity for every one 70 own .
good home at the low prices In Q good, quiet and
Healthy neishborhood.
rEkMs.-,Twenty per cent. cash, and the bslsne:
notes with approved iudorsers, equally divided ct
aud onths, airing interest from the day Of sale
settlement in all to be made previous 70 tbs fol-
lowing Saturday, May 30 1874 II 12 NJ, (otherwise
e purchase may be declared void, at the option q
yns sellers) and parties who pay the whole In cash
before that time viii BIO entitled 70 clear d.
count Of three per cent Immediate possession on
ssttisment.
PHILKMNA CHANDLER,
WIN. IL PiERcR.
l.. W. stidham & Son. Auctioneers. q
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-05-11
m, W M. FIELDS
PILES Of HEMORRHOlDAL TUNORS

An tinds Ps,.s.ysiy perfectly and psrmsa1stly ssysa
Or Instruments, BY
". A. MoCANDLIss, n. D. q SON,
No. 1901 Arch street, Phiisdeiphis
fsst q reference given to pessons cured.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-05-11

70 " and over 81 tho rate OF 81 per 100 lbs
Particular attention paid to shipping Ice BY vessel
WE aUARXNTEE SUPPLY TO ALL OUR
customers for the entire season.
All orders left at eithor OF onaces will receive
prompt attention.
Of our sfiices mayx7-3m
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-05-11

cArALoGCk OF lads. <tslS :, &c,
Foa SAIL
i hundred acres IL New Castle Co.. near Newark.
FIFTY ssres, do
Eighty-hvs acres. do.
oIty-nve acres, do.
One hundred and TWENTY-FIVE acres. do
One hundred and sixty -nve acres, DO
Forty acres New Castle county, near stsntoh-
Three Hundred acres New Castle county near
Ono hundred and sixty three Acrss New Castle
county near Red Lion. -
seventy acres In same county, near cisy@ont.
Hundred and thIty-sl acres in same county ,ussr
sixteen scres In same county. near Glasgow.
Fifty acres IN same county, near WiimlhytDn.
Thirty -une acres In Chester county, near lousa-
Hundred and .lstx acres In Chester county. near
Hundred aud eighty dive acres Cecil county, near
Hundred and elshty.Iou, acres cssn county, near
Two hundred and seventeen acres IN Kent COUNTY
Three hundred acres IN Worcester Osuoty, usaT
Two hundred acres near sunnit Bridge:
Forty seres IN Reut county, Del, near NfIora.
aOuSEs.
Corner bouse Sixteenth and Walnut.
! house on Maryland atenus and 4aAns stsss''
lls French street. house and stabts;
Nv shouses. Washington between ffoss ana 90
Nv houses. West wilmington. Bsaf easius hsuss
OF " q Il. II. II.
ES3 Pine street.
Nv 4iO East tii,u street ten rssz.-
i2iswest Fourth street, rooms
i29 West Four.h street. rooms
iS sSvest Twelfth street, ro'ns.
u, treueh street, 7 rooms
Sis Fast Tenth street, rooms
SOS West Front street. rooms.
el0 West Front, 6 rooms
6i2 ". FRONT. rooms.
la1 ". Second, . rooms
I2O2 Chestnut street, rooms
+ lion Chestnut, rooms
1906 Chestnut, roopas-
I20 UUhestnut. rooms and store room
~ ~ s KIM; T. i ISG SSsn..
si2 MARKET. u rooms. .
900 Shalloross Avenue, 8 rooWs
Ts seasss cor 1 nsr SlatS nj wilson str ss.
rooms
SIS Shipley, Is rooms
Coz nsr of ShAiieross and Scott. Q rooms.
lU1 Water, u ruoms.
s,:s Sss::: s y s.ss, ss:s '
Four houses on A street. IooEaA
Uns house On Heal. roous.
Que houss on Townsend, 4 rvcuaA
Two houses or Lincoln, Foens-
One house on Lsmotts, roamS
One house on Eighteenth. eioqns
Fou, houses In the Ninth Ward
Que house In Conrad street.
One houss Ct Twelfth aud Pima
One house tu Elliott ftieet.
ltl3 HarI ison street, Is ROOMS
lIi5 Harrison street, IL tootas.
i+i1 Harrison street. u ioons.
MOf0A4Es
On Cit, Property lat len s.SSss
:. New Castle County rsrH. ~
Country Seat, e,oQe
:. i00Qe
I" Machine Works. H.Po
" City Property, U-0oI
Several GUMS from $50 70 SScp
The above Mortgage viii - sold o. 80 average
discount VI esn per cent. =.
mar u SD. REYNOLDS a 90
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-05-11

The subscriber respectfully Invites the public ana
her frt<i,d u call and 81 anime Ler STOCK.
nay%-3i~ A' Sihoon'
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-05-11
SoUTH SIDE PROPERTY III
Al DESIRABLE LOTS,
Wen situated Tor building and manufacturing stss at
PU BLIC SA l. e
SATURDAY, MAY 10, 1874,
At3 O'Clock, y. IN,
I'm tlr nrA m iaAa

On the premises,
without withdrawal, postpoRsmsnt o. undertaking
These Lots are located on New Castle Avenue, on
Olaymopt, bradford, Goodman, and ID streets, and
the Wilmington and Western Railroad. They are
near to Msdely Chapel, to the oew Public School, "
. good GLASS Of residences, and ale quickly accent
BILE TO important manufactures and to commercial
facilities by water well Is BY railroad. It seems
scarcely necessary add that improvements rap
idly extending In this direction and beyond II, that
iuvsstmsrts here havs frequently doubled and quad
rupled in from two TO three ysa, that the best build
ing sites In this vicinity are being rapidly disposed Of
t ne subseribsr aissays sells every Lot and Property
advsrssd, oito1t rsserpaiion, ard without regard d
sat.sr priess, ani that pew 70 attend lie ssss u
Real Estats.
TEAMS OF SALE.-Twsnty per cent. cash. and
The balance in notes with approved endorssrs equal
" divided at three and sig mouths bearing interest
hom the day OF sale. settlement IN all casss TO be
made previous " the following Saturday, May asa.
lST4, ut u, M, (othsrwtse q purchase may be de-
Glarsd void at the option Of the seers and parties
pay the whols In caah before that time will
be entitled 20 . clear discount OF per cent. lmms-
aiats possession on settlement.
may1l J. 4. HEAD,
Pres. Chris River Imp. Co.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-12-03
AUCTION! AUCTlON!!

Mr.. C. II. Lewis will sell at auc-
tion, in this city, opposite N. T.
Martins hardware store, ON Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday of next
week-Dec. 10th. llth and 18th
a general line Of dry goods, notions
&c. The stock consists of Clothing,
Dress Goods, Bleached and I'm
bleached Muslins, Blankets, Cloths,
Hosiery, &c. All Of which must be
sold; aud people can have them 1t
their own prices. Remember the
time and place, and be on hand, for
all will surely find something they
want, and can get it at their own
bids. 1w
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-12-03

MAN DROWNED AT BLANCHARD
vILLE.-A man named Garret Gra-
ham was drowned near Blanchard
vile on the night of Nov. 2lst under
the following circumstances Gra-
ham has been leading a very disso-
lutte life for some time aud on the
night above mentioned, being con.
siderably intoxicated, started, as he
supposed, for home, but took a di.
rection directly opposite to the one
he should have taken, and in at.
tempting to cross the mill pond on
the ice, which was not strong
enough to bear his weight, the ice
broke and let him into the water
and being unable to help himself, he
was drowned.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-12-03
SECRET SOCIETIES.

A. M.--Iowa Chapter. No. s. Regular convo'
.,,ion frs, and third Mondays In each month.
Ks A. Ferrin, II. p.
r A. M.-Minera, Point Lodge No. l.
psgn,ar communications first and third Tuesdayi
.nch month g. D. Wilbcr, W. NJ
10. Flow Lodge, No. l. Regular meeting
every wcdnesda, evening VIM. Treweek, n, IT,
UrpsoS ENc.MpMrNr, No SO. Regular meetings
,4eona and fourth Tuesdays each month. JOSIAH
b.ckn G. p; william Tink. Scribe.
puytI, REBEccA. No. 27. Regular meetings first
Tues ay each month. J. II Vivian. n, 4.
O. G T.--tnery Lodge. No 3ll. Regular
meeting every Friday evening p Aiien Jr., W.
BAND OF HoPE.-Cold Water Temple, No. OIL
Regular meeting every Tuesday evening. Is. d.
|Godswor hy W. }. I.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-12-03

THE mining company at Muscn-
loung have just completed the larg-
est drilled hole known in the United
States. The hole is IA inches in
diameter, and 1870 feet deep. 1t will
admit the passage of common wood
en- pail, and the hole will be used
for air and hoisting purposes. The
drill used weighed 700 pounds, and
dropped IL inches each fall; the
purchase, or lift being a rope, in
stead of rods. When this work was
being started, competent engineers
predicted failure, but success has
crowned the labOrs of the company,
and valuable mode of sinking
shafts for air has been added to the
mining intcrcsts.-GratC Go. Hcrc!M. I.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-12-03

IT is reported on the best authority that
Benjamin Coates, Republican Asseinblyman
from Boscobel, will never vote aHother Re
publican iicket-DARLINGroN DEMOcRAr.
The last we heard of friend Coates
he was in perfect health, and gave
promise Of long life, but there may
be some premonition of his early
demise that we know not OF. II
Ben never votes another Republican
ticket it must be that before the
next election he expects to be in
heaven, where no Democrats will be
found for him to oppose.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-12-03

Daum h Schilling have tho largest
and best stock Of Boots and Shoes
just received from Philsdelphia-to to
be found in Iowa county. All GUS
toners can be suited, whether they
want heavy or light boots or shoes,
stylish Or plain, ladies' or children's
CATERS, ties or slippers; fine or
coarse oversh0es. We will sell
everything at the lowest living price
for cash. Come and see us. 4l-tf.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-12-03
THE Plattsburgh IN. W RepuMi.

THE Plattsburgh IN. " Repudli-
can comes to us with the following
among it's local items:
See Chas II. Moore's card. He was admit
ted to full practice In the Supreme Court at
the General term held in Schenectady, last
week. Justices Bockes, Landon aud Country
man presided Judge Gleason, Of Delhi Judge
Stebbins, Of Kingston, and Mr.. Story, of Sche-
nectady, being the Examining Committee.
Success attend him.
Charley Moore will be remem-
bered as son of C. C. Moore, OF this
city, and one uf the most agreeable
young men of Mineral Point. With
pleasure we note his advancement,
and with the Republican say-suc-
cess attend him.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-12-03
The Tribune Directory.
CHURCH Es.

ur,Heplsr EpiscopAi--Rev. @. Bushby--
|prs,ch,ng service At lo;30 A. N. and ?. NJ. sun
|tsy school at =. NJ
pvm,rryE MsrHopIsr-Rev. r. Kent Preaching
..r,ice every Sunday at 1890 A. n. and p. NJ,
and Thursday evenings At o'clock. Sunday School
kt.P VI.
pvyssyrgaIAH - Rev. Mr.. Ried = Divine service
sundays at loK 4. NJ. and 7p. N. Thursday even
at7p,N. Sunday School at9f NJ
yyrscnPaL- Rev. DR.. samueis Divine services
sundays at 1880 A. and p. NJ. on fridays ~
PM sunday School At 9:l3 A. NJ.
g. pauL's IRISH CATHOLIC Father O'keefe-
Preaching services days at 10 A. NJ. and NJ
Sunday School az IN
sr. MARy's GKRN.S CArHoL'c-Fa'her we'n'
|hardt--Pre, ching service Sundays At lo:So A. NJ
,nd7P NJ. Sunday School at 2 p. N.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-12-03

THANKs.-The ladies OF the M.
E. Church return their thanks
through the TRIBUNE to the public
who SO hberally patronMed their
festival and bazar on Thanksgiving
Eve, and especially to those who SO
kindly assisted by their labor in
making the occasion successful. We
have no report of the proceeds, but
understand they are quite handsome.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-12-03
MUSIC Lessons.

The undersigned offers his SER
vices to the public as IN instructor
in Instrumental Music at the Music
Hall Of Cartwright y James. In
struments furnished II desired. For
terms, &C., enquire at the place
named. FRED Gil LMANN.
Mini Point, Oct. IA, 1874.-42m3
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-12-03

As rule, those merchants who
advertise judiciously and often are
the ones who do the most business.
"It is the longest pole that knocks
down the persimmons," you know.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-12-03

JOHN BoYNToN has all his cutters
reftted, and other things essential
to winter livery put in the best
shape. He can turn out as good
rigs, on as short notice, as any man
need wish to sport.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-12-03

| NJ LEh OANs AA0A VI
20 years, named James Copeland,
committed suicide at Shullsburg last
Friday night in the following pecn-
liar manner: It seems that he arose
from his bed in the night, and, with
no covering on him save his night
clothes, quietly went out at the
back door, took an ak and pro-
ceeded q short distance to a small
pond, where the water was about a
foot in depth, chopped hole in the
ice and inserting his head into the
hole, there drowned; being found
the next morning frozen so stiff
that the ice had to be chopped away
to get the body out. A hole was
found chopped in the ice at another
place, where the water was only
four inches deep; and it is supposed
that the suicide first tried that place,
but found it unsuited to his pur-
pose. For some months he had been
regarded as insane, and few weeks
previous had attempted to end his
life by taking laudamun, but failed.
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NARROW GAUGE RAILWAYS
The Grant Co. Herald says: "In
veiw of the completion OF the mar
row gauge to Platteville we regard
that Dubuque has a stronger rival in
Galena than ever before in securing
and holding the trade of Southwest
ern Wisconsin and the numbering
regious of the state. The narrow
gauge roads are almost universally
pronounced, in the country through
which they traverse and by railroad
men in general, grand success, and
the Galenians have made a fortunate
stroke in thus early employing the
new system to connect their city with
a vast religion hitherto devoid of
railroad facilities. That the Galena
road will be pushed forward from
Platteville promptly next season we
entertain no doubt. The towns
! along the projected route north
ward should not hesitate to aid COM
pleting the road and we Judge, will
not. Hurrah for the "Narrow
Gauge"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-12-03
II. \. Claurr. Merchant Tailor.
Clothing NJ ade TO Order an short Nos
tice and Latest style.

Dealer in Ready. made Clothing, large
assortments in Woolen Clothes, Dry
Goods, Ladies and Gents Furnishing
'ioods, Hats and Caps, ChiIdrens and
Ladies' Shoes, Gsrpe,s, OilcIoths, Gro.
ceries, &c helieve in the principle Of
selling everything cheap for cash. 'ome
and see as before purchasing elsewhere.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-12-03

SILVER, SHIvER, SHlyER.-Don't
let your horses stand shivering with
cold rs they are doing these frosty
mornings and evenings, but 60 to
J. D. James and get some of those
fine horse blankets.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-12-03

Now is the time if You want good
boots or shoes-aslx for Geo. Rich
ardson's, Galena. They are the
best in the market. For sale only
by VIM. Teasdale.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-12-03

Mr.. WIN. T. HENRY and wife, and
Mr.. J.H Gundry have gone to New
Orleans, to enjoy for few days
the balmy breezes of the sunny
South.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-12-03

A Piano or Organ is something
nice for a Christmas Present, and
Cartwright and James will sell them
cheaper than they can be bought
elsewhere.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-12-03

Ottoman scarts, silk neck ties and
q large assortment of fancy XII,
gauntlets and gloves for ladies al
the City Store.