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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-04-24

mas, now so neal at hand. The first
store | entered. the gentleman gave me
an order, with but few moments DELAY !;
admiring it very iiiuch. How thankful
my heart VAS, fe: tior none but tiod may
ever know. Iaheuage fails the to ex-
press my feeling: Elated with my sue
cess, almost j5yJtsly, l passed on. But
as | presented it to one after another.
without selling any more, my heart died
within me, and / thought, can it be that
this. my last hope. shall fail?
Finally | passed into the store of a
gentleman Of wealth and culture; noted
for his amiability and liberality. 1 had
thought all the time. surely he will take
one, and had counted it almost d Ger.
t,inty. But I cannot tell you my disap.
pointment. when the answer came:
81 think, perhaps. my wife would like
something that would cost more than
that
Eyes, they we're able to buy anything
they wished, no matter how expensive,
or luxurious; while my child was losing
health, taking cold after cold because her
shoes were so thin and old. ard | had no
money to buy her others; and, almost
inyoluntarily. / exclaimed: Can it be
just. can it be just"
Time passed. and soou came Christ
mas Eve. His parlor rcsouuded with
mirth and gayety; music aud song foated
out upon the crisp evening air. and their
tables we're loaded with the richest food
the country offered. Many dollars had
been expepded to make the recognition
and entertainment a brilliant affair.
Il do not blame them, twas all right:
but, q. how l longed for Just one dollar
of it to add to the one l had. which he
would have never missed, but would have
given NE SO much happiness aud stopped
my anxiety for hat one purchase at least.
But, in musing on what course next to
pursue. | thought of a kind lady who
lived in the city. l knew. if she knew
the circumstances. she would assist me.
| prayed that God would direct me and
her for my benefit; and | feel he heard
my prayer. My eye moistens with tears.
and Il power of t~hankfulness arises rs |
witness the gambols of Stella with Ter
new shoes on. Oh, those who always
have plenty never can know the extrem-
ity to which the poor are driven, or can
realize the deep intensity o.thanksgiving
and rraise that swclls out from the heart
in thrilling notes Of joy and thanks when,
suffering for some Of the necessities OF
life. and some kind. h~eaven-sent friend
assists them by giring them cork.
Savannah, Mo. January. 1874.
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Holt County Items.
From the Sentinel

From the Sentinel
The Holt County Board of Equaliza-
tlon lowered the assessment of personal
property Of number of taxpayers.
An analysis OF the metaliferous
substance recently discovered on John
X. Wilson's farm. near Forest CITY. de-
monstrates that it contains ca per cent.
link. The opinion that it contained sill
Yer was erroneous.
The nurseries near Oregon have done
4 larger business this spring than al any
previous season.
There are % criminal and 9j civil
cases on the docket of the Holt County
Circuit Court.
Mr.. j. II. Bowen traded his fine
residence in this city for u large BODY
Of wild prairie land in Thayer county,
Nebraska.
a series of interesting religious
meetings were held ut the Baptist
Church in Forest City. last week. Nine
teen joined the society and thirteen were
immersed.
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nuYsiCiANs AND DRUGGISTS.

4 prominent New York physician lately com-
planned to III ID IhCk about HIS SANDALwoon
On C,PsrLE rs stating that sometimes they cured
mirlculOusly, but IlLt u patient Of his had taken
them Tor some time " lihout effect. Tn being in
formed that several limitations were made and
sold, he inquired and found that hi patient had
been taking capsules sold in bottles, and ne,
DuNDAS DICK Il co.'s.
What happened Ia this physician may have
happened Ia others, and DtNDAS BlCk q co.
take This method of prorrcting phi! -icians, drug
gist, and themselves, and preventing OIL OF
SANp,LwooD from coming iuie dis e,ute.
PHYSICIANS who once prescribe the Capsules
will continue TO do SO, for they c3htain thr
pure Cii in the beat and cheapest form.
DUNDAS iItk X co. Use more On OF SAY
DALwooD IN thu manufacture of their Capsule
than ali the Wholesale and Retail Druggists and
perfumcrs in the United States combined, and
this il the sole reason why the pure oil is sold
cheaper In their Capsules than in any other
form.
OIL OF SANDALw0OD il fast supersediny
every other remedy, -iNty Capsules only being
required In insure II SAFE and certain curs In six
or eight days. From no other medicine can this
result he had.
DICKS SORT CAPsUI ia solves the problem
long considered by nlsny eminent physician, oi
how to avoid the nau Sea and disgust y lerirncrd
In swallowing, which are well known TO dctrsct
from. IL not destroy, the good effects Of many
valuable remedies.
son Capsules ARE put up IN tin-fnil and neat
boxes, thirty IN each. and are the only capsule
prescribed by Physicians.
"Th~ac were the only Capsules admitted
% th- lust Paris Exposition
send for Circular to II WO lSfcr Street, n. J
MOLD At ALL DRUG SlSsRES.
General Agency, 40 Rrade Street, y. Y. 81
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administrators Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given that letters OF at
nlinistration upon the estate of tieNan'ier
NcAlliSter. dec~ased, not administered by IIas.
been granted 90 the undersigned, William Z
smith, by The Probate Court oil the county ~
Amlrrw, BEARING date the %, day OF February.
80 that the letters Of administration upon ST.;
ts.Y granted 10 Charles T.. smith We're revoked
on iii. .5i day oil February, lsss, anu cease
thereafter to be in force, for the reason mat s'is
Charl~s l.. Smith. ater becoming such auniihit-
lrator, became . non-rrsidrnt of the state.
". {. SMITH, Admir- de 6o.is noa:
AnrifT, lS.l, "T
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Mo1t606e Sale.

VYYnERE As, Charles W Snyder, by his mort
| w gage deed with power OF sule therein con-
tanned, dated April d, ls1a, and recorded IA
the Recorders office Of Andrew county, IN rst
state of Missouri, in Book n, Page 5o, convey"
! To- the undersigned mortgage, John L. Gam the
| following described personal property, SITUATED
! i'm SAID county, to-wit: One engine and boiler.
with cupolu, balance wheel and drive wheel, in
GLIDING planning mill and saws and hNturr>,
| which said conveyance was ninde to secure IN,
, ,mynent of A certain prOmissory note in SAIL
mortgage deed described, for the sum OF on.
! hundrrtl and sixty dollars (Sl60), due on or t~-
fore the first day of january, ISL, and bearing
Interest from date at the rate Of ten per cent. per
annum.
Anu whereas, il il provided in said mortgage
deed that il said note shall not he well and truly
paid when the sane becomes due and payable.
that the undersigned, John L. Gam, may pro-
coed to sell sail property, or any part thereof, ae
public y.ndne, To the highest bidder, on the prem
ises where the same il situated in Amazonia.
within said county Of Andrew, Tor cash, hret
giving thirty days public notice oil the tihie'
terms and plncr Of sale, and of the property. t'
be sold. by publication In some newspaper print,
el in the county and State aforesaid Ana
whereas, the note above mentioned anu "
scriht-l, and the interest thereon, are now uii'
and unpaid; now, Therefore, by virtue OF IN,
power in me vested By said mortgage deed,
viii, on
Friday, the ed day of Nay,
\. u. 1874, between the hours of ten O'Clock IN
the forenoon and five O'Clock In the AFTERNOON ~
Inaf ,iay, nj the shop anti premises Of the said
e. W. snyder. in Amalonia, in Andrew county,
state of Missouri, proceed Ia sell the above ur-
-rribed personal property. at public vend9e v
the highest bidder. for cash. TO satisfy said n"'t
and interest, together with the costs and EXPENSE
at, nding said sale. JOHN 1ANN,
Savannah, Mo-, April Is, ls74. @#
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Friday, the ed day of May.
administrators Notice.

NOTICE IL hereby given that letters OF al
~ ministraiion upon the estate of Ihomps""
Kelley. deceased. have been granted to the un-
tirr~iIne,l by The Probate Court Of Andrew COUP
~, bearing t.ai. March 20, lisa. All persons
having claiIn. against said estate are required '"
exhibit them Ia mr for WITHIN one
wear from the date of said letters or they may ~
j,rrclud,d from any benefit of such estate, ami u
said claims be not exhibited within two wears
from thr time of publication of This notice In
" Ill he forever barred. GEORGE
.5Ss Admir- of Thompson Kelley, decd.
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administrators Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given that letters of admin-
~ ~istration upon the estate Of Thomas Nance,
late Of the county OF Andrew, Missouri deceased,
,sIh Nance. by the Probate Cour of Andrew
county, Missouri. bearing date the 18th day o.
Mrrrh. A u. Is74. All persons having e'atSfs
against said estate are notified to exhibit them ~
M. for allowance within one year after the thf''
of sai,i letters OF they may h9 prec.utted from a..
',cn,.fir of said estate, and II such claims he n"t
81 hibitel within two years nom the time OF In
publication vi this notice they Will " E.te'ei
In. red. ELIZABETH MAMIE,
.iS AdministratriN-
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administrators Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given that letters Of admir-
~ i~strntion uponthe estate Of Samuel Warner;
deceased, have been granted to the undersignc''
fi.t' March y A, d.. 1874. All persons hh'ir'
claim, aynlnst said estate ARE required ~ rNni "
them 10 me for allow ance within one year IRON.
the ,latc Of said letters or they HAY %" prec,m"
from any benefit Of such estate, and II Saft tfau'~
- MT exhibited within two years frAA ue uln''
az trca.ionoi this motto h..v VIII ne rnre|,t
haired. MAXI AMEN,
AdministratriN OF Sninn.l arlief'utt u.
Stunyc q UrpESsEna and ". W. CALDwri -
attorneys for .Adm'N. S1-I
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raoula- dhook(c6opagcs)on
MANHOOD. HoIAS:IoUD! MARRIAGE!
Experiments TO Marriage; ..he cause
and c;.rc. Scat secu-ry sc1hd, post
paidf,r 20 cents. brDR. c. WHITTIER,
GI7 St. Charles Street, St. Louis, No,
the great specialist Read his works.
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.. S. Land Office,

BooSvIL4s. No, NSsh y, is'i-
NoTICE /, hereby given that by au,hori,,
IN Ut the ColU~issioner oil ine t,eheral -
Ollice, ,kihd March 2, oil. applications WI Pc
received nj his Office ON the mh aa! OF Ma
l>ii, for IT, turchasc OF tue northwest quartz
" The soA;hwest qusItcy VI section -, TOWNSHIP
L. G.. EVANS, Register.
GEo, EyTcUEy. Rcce.Scr. @S
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Notice to BRIDGE Builders!

Office of Clerk of the County Court
of Andrew County, Mo-,
Savannah, March Is, 1874.
IN pursuance Of an order of the County Court.
male Of its last February term, lS.t, noti'''
+, hereby given that sealed proposals Will he r.
reiv,sl by the Clerk Of the County Court up To w
iirSt Monday In May, lS1a, for the erection eel q
bridge over fhe OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES river. ~
the site OF thu present bridge. hear Biru's nii'
bridge to b. one hundred feet span.
T. N pASfuRh,.,
zig Clerk An,lrcw County, Court savannah, VIZ.
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There are now sixteen oranges in
Lincoln county, with several more wait
ing to be organized.
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BoAaD OF EQUALIZATION,
Errors in Last Weeks Report of
Proceedings Corrected.

\ transposition of lines in the adver-
tl'ement Of the proceedings OF the Board
of Equalization last week caused an
error rs to the assessed and raised valu-
atoms and description of tracts of six
persons. The following is a corrected
list of those in which the error occurred ::
Names. Lot. Block. Savannah. at' m
X Cruik shank. { Web add n hf sJioo saHno
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-01-15
SECRET SOCIETIES.

IA M-Iova Chapter, No. 6. Regular convo-
cation first and third Mondays in each month. R,
Delo. PulfOrd, "a P.
AZ 4 A. Mineral Point Lodge, No. /.
Regular communications first and third Tuesdays
each month g. b. WILDER. W. NJ.
%. Q. P.-towa Lodge, No. /. Regular meeting
every Aonda, evening. Josiah Jecka, n, G..
Hr~soN EscaNpAESr, No SO. Regular meeting
second and fourth Tuesdays each month. S. Z.
Thomas, e. P. Josiah Jacks, Scribe.
FLA REBgocA No. 81. Regular meetings first
qu.siay each month J. Fl. Vivian, N. G.
l. 0. G. T.--Emery Lodge, No. Bll. Regular
meeting every Friday evening. p. Allen, Jr.W C. 7
BIlp Of HoPE.-Cold Water Temple, No. 81.
Regular meeting every Tuesday evening. John b.
Tcastlale, W. Z. T.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-01-15
MINERAL POINT, WISCONSIN, THURSDAY JANUARY Is 1874

EDITOR TRlBUNE:- 1t is with
much reluctance that we make men
ton through your columns of the
dastardly and ungentlemanly con-
duct of some young men at our
Cold Water Temple Exhibition; and
it is only a hope to prevent recur-
renee of the same that impels as to
make the following statement;
On the 9th inst, during our en-
tertainment, young lady-who by
the way is the peer of any Of the
participants sisters-who wore her
beautiful hair flowing loose, had a
large quantity of it cut off, with
what we think must have been a
pair of small pocket scissors and
quite an amount of the fringe Of a
valuable shawl cut therefrom also.
they indulged in running conver-
sation, using the most foul and vul-
gar language, carried on in tone
of voice intended to reach the ear of
the same lady.
Now we do not wish to be COM
PEELED to send out private invita-
tions to the friends and parents of
our Cold Water Templars, to enable
US to exclude from our, entertain
ments the class of persons who COM
mitted this outrage, and we here
take the opportunity of notifying
these young men, and also others
who attend public exhibitions, that
we shall have recourse to measures
not as mild as they have been ac-
customed to, for the punishment of
their ungentlemanly conduct, should
occasion again require.
Yours Respectfully,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-01-15
VOLUME XVII.
The Tribune Directory.
Cr UJECHs p.S.

HsrHoDIsT FPt>coPAL-Rev. J. 3. Reynolds
Preaching service At 1880 A. NJ. and P NJ. Sun
say School at r. N.
PRIMITIVE NtrTopIsr-Rev. T. Keut-Presching
.sryc, every Sunday at 1880 A. N. and aP. NJ,
aui Thursday evenings at O'Clock. Sunday School
attPh
PR,spyTERIAN-Rev. p. ". Evans-Pre~ching SER
vice gsnaays at II A. N. and ?. NJ. Sunday
fchoolai isP NJ
prfscoriIIAS-Rev. DR.. Samues-Preaching ser
ylc. SUNDAYS Mt 1880 A. M. and P. NJ. Sunday
School az ;l5 P. NJ.
sr PAuL's IRIsu CATHOLIC Father o'Keefe-
Preaching services Sundays at 10 A. N. and P. NJ.
Sunday schoo, stsp. NJ.
s., JosKpH's GERa.s CATHoLo-Fsther Vein
hsrdt-presching service Sundays At 1890 A. NJ.
and TP NJ Sunday School at p. N.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-01-15

IT has been our pleasure during
the past week to meet an old and
honored resident of Iowa county,
Mr.. Stephen Norris, who for many
years resided in the town of High
land; who served his country as a
soldier during the war, and who for
the past five years has been an hon
ored citizen of ChiIlicothe, Mo-,
where We are glad to know he finds
happiness, and success in temporal
affairs. May his shadow never
grow less" and may We live to win
many more such friends as Stephen
Norris.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-01-15

HUTsoN's Shooting Match last
Friday and Saturday was well con-
Quoted; furnished good sport to
the sportsmen, and yielded a good
profit to the proprietor Harry
Webb proved himself on both days
to be by far the best shot on the
ground, and a marksman of the
first water. Brother Peck deter
mined us than when we fight him it
will not be with rifles. Oar own
shooting was far more agreeable to
the turkeys, aud profitable to Mr..
Hutson that satisfactory to, our
selves.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-01-15

WITH genuine sorrow we perform
the painful duty Of recording the
death of Gen. John 3. Terry. A
brief obituary notice of the honored
deceased appears elsewhere in this
paper, which leaves little to add.
Few men die so generally loved and
mourned as Gen. Terry. To him
many are indebted for aid, which
uas enabled them to successfully
prosecute the battle Of life in Gen.
Terry many q young man has
found "il.iend in need" None
who We're worthy ever made rea-
sonable sppeal to him in vain. As
an upright, generous hearted man
he was one among thousand. The
world is better for his having lived
in il, and suffers loss by his death
that is not easily repaired The
large attendance at the Funera. on
Tuesday atte,ts the high esteem IL
which, he was held,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-01-15
u I l. -

TERRY Gen John b. Terry died at his res.
ldence, IN TINS ciy, on Sunday morning, the
ilth INST, IN the 18Th year Of his age.
We lose by the death OF Gen. Terry one OF
our most highly esteemed citizens Il man
universally respcctcd'tor answering integrity.
He was born at Coxsackic, on the North
River, n y, Jan. 18th, 1196. In his youth he
acquired knowledge of the hardware busi-
ness nj Troy, N. Y, in which he afterwards
engaged at ST. Charles. Mo, But, finding him.
self more In sympathy with Northern ideas,
he moved 70 sangamon, III, and from thence,
IN 1927, came to the mines rs merchant and
smcltcr. He became early identified with
the Interests Of the Territory, and took an
active part in its affairs. Was u member of
the Legislature sessions convened at B clmont,
and afterwards at Burlington.
His military career dates back to the war
of 1872, into which be was drafted. In 1882,
for merltorious services in the Black Hawk
war, he received Captains commission, and
afterwards Coy Dodge conferred on him the
rank of General in the State malitia
His home, from the early DAYS, was noted
for its generous hospitality. The needy never
left his door without help; no good work
has lacked his sympathy.
He was for many years q Trustee Of the
Presbyterian Church, aud among its most lib
eral supporters Though he never made
formal profession Of religion yet none who
knew his habits of secret prayer and punctual
attendance on public worship, could enter,
taiu doubt as TO his religious life.
IL him the poor have lost a generous friend
the cause of Christ LIBERAL supporter, and
the community valuable and respected
citizen.
The church with which he was connected
and the community at large will sympathizs
deeply with lhe bfeaycd D. We.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-01-15

LEGAlE,-At his residence, in this city, after
- brief Illness nj / O'Clock Wednesday
/. morning, January l4th, MaiJr Charles +.
Lcgatc aged - year, and 3 months.
The death Of Major Lcgate is the removal
Of another ancient landmark Of the Wiscon-
sin lead mines. He came with his family to
Mineral Point quarter Of a.ccntury ago, we
believe as government surveyor; being
man Of some ability be took prominent part,
at times, II public affairs and became cxtcn.
srcly known among earlier settlers Of the
state For several years past he has been
employed by tho State, at Madison, rs Map
ping Clerk 10 the secrctarys Office aud re-
turned to his home last Thur-dny-in time to
finish his earthly career among his friends ard
relatives. KEQUIGsCAT IN PACE.
Funeralto take place tomorrow (Friday) At
10 O'Clock A. NJ
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-01-15
Local Intelligence,

No passes are given over the M
p. r. r. for 1874. This is in ac-
cordance with agreement between
the railroad companies of the West,
we presume.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-01-15
NUMBER 3.

BUSINESS. - Parties finding
mark of pen or pencil across this
paragraph, are to understand there
by that their subscriptions expire
with this paper or have expired
heretofore. We hope all will take
the hint, and conduct themselves
accordingly.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-01-15

THE M. L. Sabbath School did a
handsome thing on Sunday, the 4th,
when the members presented Mr..
James Spensley silver ice pitcher
and stand, as token of their ap-
probation of his efficiency as Su-
perintendent Of the school for many
years. This is one of the evidences
We oston La}e that "Virtue is its
o1n reward
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-01-15

ThR Eurdett Organs, for which Fred
Pischel is agent, are becoming tavorites
All in want of y musical instrument ~
any kind should see Fred before they
purchase
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-01-15

FllS, FIRS -Dellers stock of furs
must he sold. He is Offering goods in
tins line at surprisingly low prices,
deeming it better policy to close out epsa
Mt cost than TO carry them over till next
wear
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-01-15

A FARMERS GRANGE, to be known
as the "Prairie Grange" has been
organized near the County Farm.
John u. Baker is Master, and John
Tregonning Secretary.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-01-15
JOSEPH, G. ysETCHELLE.

iNCFACTUREh Of all kinds Of Ornamental
4sI iar Work such }rsceIe s. Breast tins,
Ns!ch-Guards, Necklaces Finger Rings, Ear tlnSs
Charms. Sc AIso CUris Waterfalls Switches, La
dies Front rieccs, Cents Wig, and everything IN
MS line. Cash paid for raw hsir. T. .. Box Zlo
haeral Point Ms xKH-S-ly.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-01-15

Mrs. WHlTTLEsEy has purchased
the Buttlick Paper Patterns from
Gundry d Gray, and is now the
only party in this city from whom
these excellent patterns can be pur-
chased. Call at Campbell's Book
Store.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-01-15

CHENILLE, and other requisites
for embroidering, &c, is kept fol
sale by Mr.. L. H. Whittlesey, a
Campbell's Book Store.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-01-15

CABLE Corn Trimming, and many
other new and attractive articles in the
line at ladies notions Just received n.
the City Store.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-01-15

oLp Bachelors who don't have nnv
friends to make them presents, can buy
bats for themselves at the Hat Store, and
'eal as well suited as if they were given
them
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-01-15
BUGGY TOK SALE TOT PAY TAXES,

10 raise money to pay taxes, a No. |,
new buggy is offered for sale. Apply at
the TRiBrNE office.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-01-15

SEVERAL inches Of snow which
fell Monday night and Tuesday has
made excellent sleighing, and farm
ers improving it to bring to market
their produce, stock and wood. In
this connection we may mention
that III our perambulations about
the country we find no town that
appears 50 bright and busy as Min
eral Point. Railroad debts and all
other drawbacks fail to crush our
sturdy old town. We doubt if an
other place Of like size in the State
does more business, or is more gen
orally prosperous than Mineral
Point. With her only obstacle (the
bond trouble) removed, she will ad-
vance to a still better position.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-01-15

PEcg wears the Richardson Bco's
sold ~ 1easda.e 4 !alnr e, and Y.
they IRE cqnl 10 any boots made IN the
city, and Peck il a mstn Of veraoi,y in
sch matters, though concerning roliti i
matters he cant : always be deiende
upon.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-01-15
!. p. SMELKER,

Attorney at Law and Notary Public, High
land, Io~s county, Wis Conyeyancing and
collections promptly attended to. XXV-23y