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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-10-21
:: real real: ESTATE AGENCY -
~ - 80 ~ ~. an > - ;. .
Cooper & Hinchilviood,
=" ST. CLOUD, 1INN.
FOR SALE-

No.5s. oe.nsr ii, viish i history house.
= ~ = Good we'll in kitchen, good barn,
and GOOD picket fence, with, fruit
III tres lin yard. Good location.
II Wmbe sold cheap for cash. or ex-
changed Tor good land ~ ~. !
No. 81. Lots 4, s and s, in bloch. q. g
a7'<s, H57S.' Cloud City. Good we'll AID small
barn ON premises. Good location.
81 . win b sold way cheap, and o.
-, ~ terms to suit purchaser. ~. - - :,
No. IS. a dwelling house in lower town,
opposite ths. Normal School
; 80 ~ Good harm, veil, etc. VIII. b
sasisx soldyszychssp and easy terms
| No. 81. - wo-saoey hoqse, containing II
- =, rooms. Il oka On which are fine
IT'D : fruit and shade t1ees, good we'll
cisten and harm. Very deIraAl
sire IL aeighhorhood Ass De sosd.
Ina Sg.s* REQ ASsSs LA "a Beaton county
- good timber; 20 acre. meadow o.
sais&a s@s.@nicess litale Stream running
through, the place; 40 acres il
al i crop; good log house and stable
.,,li2 - good and within half mil,
of school house, store and SAY
mill; will be sold very cheap
and on easy TERMS:
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-Pinney, the San Francisco Pay
masters clerk, is turning out to be q
magnificent scoundrel. For several
years he had been forced upon the ma
val ,Paymasters assigned to- duty At
that port, and, after q career Of stock
gambling, speculation, and fast .liv-
ing, rendered possible by fraud and
forgery reduced to perfect system,
the exposure finally came, and Pin.
ney's peculation and dedication: are
now ascertained to have Aggregated
81, 900, 900. Pinney appears to have
been a prudent spendthrih a., we1 I.
an. accomplished v;llain, &r itissa;d
that, when he 'disappesred, he tool
With him money and valaabless to The
amount sfabout s5oo0oo. s'Sa Cd Z:
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V4Fx I10Go 104hu401CAS wv ~ WAA6o1v0
5toSkeepsths two nations'on good terms,
and remove any duubts as to their
present ftiendliness. so S'.1.
The lectures IF Victoria Wood
hull and Theodore Triton in Chicago
come 80 close together that their post
ers ornament the dead walls IN curl
ous and very suggestive proximity,
They. m.5 be said to5be billing, but
not cooling, tosether II Chicago. r q =.
The epiizootic has broken out ex-
tsnssiiyely 1t Ottoxa, III. Almost ev-
ny horse il lie. city s q more or Les.
a8scted with il. Il one livery stable
tie entire : Ii stock, q horses, have It.
II 6rst appeared there last week. It
is il; i milder form than the last Wis
x. A:...:t<ht1r ,12ES5*{ II III /. r~.@s :
As''taV W.. ss. a3a,sss.szs:I.s 49, ta y
- fire a River Falls, Wis, Oct.
18th, 81 three A., M, began IN the
Metropolitan Hotel, unfinished. .sey.
en d eight buildings were burned, ,in-
Guiding Hayen's furniture store and
the drug store Of, g. +. Davis Los
about $30, 900 ) insurance about $751;
:, 900. The fire Was evidently the work
|of an incendiary. ..s,I g.:s<5 NJ,
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srEARNs COUNTY TICKET.

WHEAT in New York Yesterday
WAS 81 .35 g 139 for No. I in ilwau-
kee$1 .2O} for No, /.
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In aletter published - the Rosssss.
! sss some time since 8 corresponds
ont, s;nos known to be 8. Henry &
Hasser, Deputy STATE Treasurer,
charged that in 1870, whom r.S
Munich = term as Tteasule Wa nsars1
~ oloed Col. VIM. Pfsendsr became:
known IS i candidate for the Repub-
ncan nomination Of Treasurer; that
Munich and his friends, wishing the
nomination for MunchI hther- sin
|law. VIM. eeeeer, went to sNsW Ulm
md ,,!.l azrsnss nenta With Col F.
not 70 become Z indicate, furnish
ing him. = : oonGideraaiop for Hi
Withdrawal from tie canvas, With !
quantity Of lumber 10 establiah : lum-
ber yard and certain sums Of money
from the state treasury, which money
COL P. had good reason to believe if
he did not actually know came from
the treasury. September 14th, Col.
Pfaender began suit for libel against
Mr.. Hurtsr, laying bis damages at
$15, 000.1 Mr.. Hurter puts in an an
swer in which he not only reiterates
his previous charges but backs them
up with proof Of 80 formidable
. kind a. to place Col. Pfaander in
very serious position. He says that
he acted as Deputy Treasurer during
Mr.. seegers term Of office, and that
during that time Mr.. s. kept with his
own hand certain private books Of en-
tries relating to transactions connected
with. the moneys belonRing to the treas.
ury, which books Hurter WAS not
permitted to inspect, and which boo s
seeger, when he went out Of Office, do.
sroyed, except two or three which
were apparently overlooked BY him
and LEFT in the o86ceTof the Treas:
urer. UDon examining two Of thee.t!
books, labeled respectively Blottera
.B', and 3D." Mr. Hurter found
therein, entries, under the head 81
moneys received into the treasury, q
follows:3y@ 1a"7a a7i,. .$''~ :.
=: In 'tBlotter B." under dase Of March s
~: .wn pf saoo x ~ .>...:... 4.
|fo,1ntB loster s." under dat. II Novembe,
~ IL ;4s3 q W., - !, .xooss No
III ths .sas book Under ;d.ss of January
Oh, 1873; ,112r. -. ...>;4 &.u't' 5.o1'
- q; .; ;,; 4. q; . /, -: pf,, -,
80, !. NJ 800 n ~ -. .1s..e-
20. ise1 II r. >; e T IL :, 49,. 'e
lftr = n: = 49, 1 ':.sT = ..,5". :,
=: 49,. y. $50 =, '!ty1su =.
Puopc Ptss, 'ns' .ne ), oonaa@en slia r
nhunsn' Nno pa'o m!o me stase 4eas
a ~, ' : a'uouae u nus aenlce.,on -
M seo,,rad -. 80, 80 m III e.e -
- ~. 80 A =
.., 49, iii Y4- = (: '' ''e..s
~ Dc -. ~. ~
~ t'. - uno A - .s;lf
se' :. ~. r o.cso iis 81 .lu =
Wv" ~ .ul. aru ~ tae patt!
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-10-21

G. q. JoNEs, Of this State, hasibesn
appointed Assistant, Postmaster; Of
the United States Senate. !.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-10-21

ALL the state militia organizing
in Mississippi has been disbanded by
order of Governor Ames.
The Republicans of the Duluth
District have nominated Major A. n.
seip for Representative. He is high
~ spoken of:
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3L,s a.54 Elss 's54s = n %fsF asES
rYA.H Hns~> L.. >nA.,>11- .

Until China has actually. COM
piled with the obligations she recent.
" assumed, the quarrel with Great
Britain will practically remain unset
tied. The delays and evasions Of Tie
Chinese will probably be nearer ~
end when they learn Of thetemper 81
the British people, who are Of one
mind with the Government in de
mandinQ ample and prompt redress
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-10-21

amendment. Very few women care
to vote at school elections, and still
fewer care to- hoM any Office pertain.
ing to the management Of schools Or
any Office of q publionatuIe Some d,
calsquabble might have the effect, II !
district here and there, to bring ont
the women voters At an election, but
in niue5cases out Of ten the majority
of tho increased vote would Be on the
side Of ignorance and superstition,
and the intelligent minority would 80
to the polls under the pressure Of
oounterbalancing,, ~ far as might be,
theill-e8ects ofthevotes ofthe majority
The privileges, if they may be called
privileges, sought to be secured for
them by this amendment are not de-
sired by the really intelligent women
Of the State. They are satisfied with
the influence which reaches from The
home to the aballotbox-with the
vote which, at leastiso far as it affects
school matters, they send but do not
carry. This movement is that Of 4
ewfagitators who are 70 the earnest
and really interested women Of the
country a. the stray handfnh Of foam
are To- the stream on whose bosom
!. they ride. Its butApart Of . much
greater evil, to the sucosss Of which
tits intended asI the opening wedge
The defeat Of the amendment il de
sirabe il. the interests Of whist b best
as effects both, education and w0man.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-10-21

Through Faleoe Ceoches and Sleeping Cars
OFTHE BEST; AKDTRACKPERFEC1
- Connecting 1t st. Paul and Minneapolis
9atA tAs several lines esnterins at those points.
MAUI Dxroz.-Qor. Jacison and Levee.
CRIT 0yslCE-lIsE East Jackson st.. corner
TAiza s4Fesf. |
SAv.H. CARPENTER,
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DEATH-BED REPENTANCE THAT WAS
=. " PREMATURlt,I 7s-s@.~$: ~ -
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-10-21

/, In, the late fearful storm. ,m "a
France BOG sheep were killed. It
Bale Costs BY one ash Of lightning:
:Theybelongedto aaock Of / ,soohead,
the property Of . farmer. His loss
amounts TO $4,000 francs. About
1900 were thrown down: headlone.
Two1boyss3 were just arriving xitaaaths
ahepherd's lunch, and they set to
work, with great presence Of mind, 70
disengage the heap of carcaases.
Many others must have died fon
suffocation but fol, their help. Some
sot the incidents noted are curious;
The shepherd had his sabot. broken,
while one Of his CATERS was struck
off and has not been found. The
man is unhurt, but; much shaken.
His dog WIS lying bes~een his les'
when the bolt fell; it carried the
body twenty yards, and twelve car.
casses Of sheep were found piled
= sDVvo H. II k,4s, tsz ,ssss ~ = - Z =
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REPUBLICAN, TICKET.


'hS -----
STATE TICKET.
For Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court
So. JAMES GILFILLAN.
For Governor, 49, <
4 ~ ts J.. s. PILLSBURY. .~
St For Lieutenant Governor,
r. B. WAKEFIELD. .
i se. For Secretary Of State,
JOHN s. IRGENS. =
-, For State Treasurer,
WIN. PFENDER.
For State Auditor, %
O.P. WHITCOMB.
For Attorney General, ~
GEO. P. WILSON.
For Clerk Of the Supreme Court,
s. H. NICHOLS.
For Railroad Commissioner,
~"> w. r. MARSHALL.
sTEARNs COUNTY TICKET.
For Treasurer,
MATTHIAS CANS.
For Register of Deeds,
JOHN ZAPP.
For Sheriff,
For County Attorney,
L. w. COLLINS.
For Judge of Probate,
D. B. SEARLE.
For County Surveyor,
N. P. NOEL.
For Coroner,
HIP. BENNETT.
For Representatives.,
w. s. STINCHFIELD. Sd Dist
4. NJ. STILES, 4th Dist.
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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-03

NE. CoS1RaCroE SrEwAsT under
whose superintendent the stone work
for Capitol Square - being done. tells Us
that h. expects to finish the curbing on
the carriage NslyE and circle right away
Ana then 10 E.nt ON enough workmrn to
i, m the work right through on thu
fence f1cuda'iou This is the latest
from, The interesting field Of labor III
Dictated ii e except the very happy oh
servntton 81 i gentleman of Wit that the
manure WITH which the plaza has been
periumcd ""u.t make even Il better
foundation than the blocks of sandstone
it IL So strong.
Tar Err MIN sill have ;LeiI pic":c
mex S1tur,|ay-4ay after tomorrow
Tneir ho.ce Of = h"pPy-hunting ground
i. Mrs Powers bowers We are r
minded somewhat out Of colrsr, i =
true. q TIL cid saw, not quoted this wear
III these column 3 speaking Of the place
where Ii. Bowers house now stands:
Th.r the red Injau onot tut. his delight
rlshed. III and hls,t:
No most cf the lnhai !tsrts Is white.
With Dsry red.
MES-its. 9toLhiS u 20 4 Stoch OF ulN
goods carpets, G'.. also their laces and
ladies unGergaIinrn (which We alldde
to with dge sense Of respect}, likewise
their hosiery, table cloths. boots and
shoes. eicetera, continue to commend
The custom of cur lady friends. Al tx
celient stock, thn;.
SIeIir SEEEs from the East. with linen
busters on their bucks, umbrellas in
hand. spectacles on rose and larce capn-
cities Cor cold hard boiled eggs and Other
lnnch things are beginning to be ahun9-
ant h~reni"rl'. these days. Mos Of en-
60 to Lake Bgler-hy Bentons line.
WILLIS DRUG SToEE has been so nag
nifcenily painted and deodorized that
the old agsafedita smells are all buried
beneath superintendent mass Of
friendly white lead. Now, o. Z. fetch
on your sajer water and receive IN old
mans blessing.
EoTwIIasTASDJNG cur late misfor:unes
and the onslaught upon us OF agsre-
gated capital. We still continue to adver-
ise in an able and effective manner |
Gail and form our acquaintance.
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Life IL eet.

The blood Is the life OF the hup.su system.
Fetp il IuEr al all = Vel Tor this purpose
no standard Medicine has had - uniform and
arla1ing succs - 10 DE II ESlAA IS CfItEEATED
!. y. l. Ritt'Ts. his j. plir. st.u-rlaEt lnedi-
cAtedWl III the finest tunics and alternatives which
the Y, gttrblc Kingdom al, .rts: arla /. the only
PREPARATION at present known which thoroughly
meets the rnerg,nCv. II" eject Of this poi-
ular restorative il continuous. Each dost taken
inyiGorstes tn" vital energies and the brain. and
lis prolonged usa will unIue stiOnably cue any
cas- Of debility mental torpidity that does not
arise from organic cars.- beyond the reach of
medicine. Il is in the strctcst sense Of the
word, an iuyiGoTatnG and regulating cordisl
II the ntryta are trellulCus and relsX.d. it
braces ~ III: II the liz * tnrJi il promotes
activity IN that organ: if the appetite - poor and
digestion SLOW and painful yp' rsii, II, il ere
arts : relish for food and enables the stomach
t. rouytrt II into hrslthlu! ailments. More
CErI. IL is specific for laTit" nun. Der ii all
mtut-. eou4c G.: which are particularly pre-
ral-rt Ia the damp and Eiliy weather which
these may bc ptioned rl,iiHutisIn. rhiils and
feV-r, ana all the morbid C,hiiti - the ii,
Erstiy c,EaIs. l'y iu~urinE perfect digestion
and pr pr I =" # bic, il iE~ar's pure blood,
Icoroue circulation, ani . PROMPT charge
Of eli waste matt, from tine system. n4yl9lm
THE FAvoYIIt.-1 he bsus lXchsnEe Saloou
C 'Crr If hing sni UImsty streets. j. NeCuulLt
tie favurife resort Il this city. The ar at
att7actl"I il Fredericksburg Beer. while u.
test II VINES. hqUoTr aHd cigars arr, also. SOLD
IT ii" bar. \ hr-f class E1dTo tGmc fur The
So m.Lt # guests. Il cold iun, at all hour
dations 10 public favor. Il. i. Brown is ;Ac
FlrNr
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4 GIN FROM SvISerEST. - Charlie

4 GIN FROM SVINBrEST. - Charles
Esa,!e. the novelist. and Mortimer Col
Inns, 4 London verse and story writer,
are publicly guarding in way that
seems that neither is a gentleman. And
Swinhurne apparently anxious to slnai
them III cOarscnrss, eSpons.s heane )
cause and says Of him: He should not
desire % tscape the honor Of toing de
famed q to iucur the iRncminy Of icing
applauded by The writer's or the leaders
OF such fomnnres OF hiph !ife rs may he
ltnntd by some erotic sculiion gone
rad with long cont, mplatlou OF tie hr,'
ler'- cqlves and ahouldI% or by som,
3scari-i taotman .ho, since he was
XII ci cut e his last rlece with tie
spoons in his pocket, naay haTt n. Z or
~1ull ilto n1tor!ety o. ObsoCIlty, - P
2iuttr,-h and liqnol.-h 'Allayslsr or
:; rci;st. ratr!cj,D If til pantry, Hacse
.o.-sc Ittic m,,liia,ioas al,Tutt" be-
tween tt Ior-c@ E.p With which h. is
eyi3ta'.y flmili.r aui 'ha dinner With
which Lc aTpmeutIy r-rtt
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-03

LATEST TiT.FGtS..,-

The Q~.je that p,A: lova Vii the
| III fatea as.ill,g has nj vt @..n frunl
! Eyarts still c-u'irat~ 10 cr,'lri-r
! Tilt3n. Tl;cr'. ,rzti4onc ard Tiltan'~
! firnd hlu.ton H shows the alb
surdity o. the evidence ad}ncei against
/ Bercher and ellis the attention Of the
| jury to the imPsohahilities and incon-
| s-tencies Of I'll who,s matter. But if
Mr.. Egarts talks the kind Of learned
| tumble mumble that the telegraphers
put in his moHtl- that jury is super
human if he don, confound them past
! all hops Of recovery.
The ceremonies Of GedicatinS the rev
Masonic Temple ia New York are very
grand and imposing.
The National Temperance Convention
is in session at Chicago. They have
passed a resolution asking the next
(DemocrsticI Congress to inquire into
TIE effects OF alcoholic drinks IN the
United States.
Mrs. buchanan Of san Francisco has
died from tho supposed neglect ard
brutality Of her husband. Buchanan
has been arrested.
\ San Francisco clazy woman has
been fooling the Secrsta Of Legation
at London. Her story, which WIS to
the effect that her relatives had al been
mndered AID that her own life WIS in
danger The story was credited unti'
the woman lnnacy vas apparent.
OF tue rev hui@iHg G! the Bonld q
B ok~rs Of san Francisco, the trleerarh
says:
SAN FnAxc1suo. June 2.-The Board
of Brokers had secret meeting last Eve
ming. 1T VI hich il was decided to proceed
at once with thu erection # TIE new
binding Of the Board. On Pine street,
adjoining McCurIy's hnuding. 1t viii
have IL frontage Of ~. feet CA Pine
street, to which street Lviit>jcrf v Ill
be opsned. The buIiJIng viii lie OF the
finest description To provide funds fur
the undertaking, the Board Will sell
twenty additional stats, making leo III
all, at $2J, Coo each. giving a working
capital IF $500 600. The owners of nd
j ,cent property have ou!sciibed $50, OO0.
and the to3a! fund Of :Lr Bond will !
reach nearly 500. 900. ayaiiabls for the
purpose in view. Several of the most |
prominent capitalists in the city have !
already engaged a number Of seats TO b.
sold after the erection Of tke binding. It |
is proposed to increase the rIice of seats !
in the Board from So, 900 to $50, 000. |
The membership Insurance will also be ,
raised from $4,000 to $50 0C0. The
Board expects to have left in tie fund
after the completion Of the building |
about q quarter million dollars. 1t is in
tended TO inausurate the work on The
building without delay, aud push it
speedily to completion. The rents Of
The building when occupied are estimated
at 5000 per month.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-03

IMPORTANT. Endorsed by he Mc deal pro.
fes-ion. DR.. WM. HALLS BaLsAM FOR THE
LUNGS cures COUGHS. Colds and Consumption,
and all diseases OF the Thront and Chest DIR.
TOWNSHIPS TOOTHACHE ANODYNE cures
lin enc MINUTE. snhl2.Grl
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EveNing Repor.


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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-12-16
SpcciUt AujlO3tlsren,e eltf.

Owing to the fact that there arc
80 many cIte7l) and aDorthtess Rubber
Goods now being offered for sale to
the people OF this city and surround-
ing country, such goods being Of
iast scuSoa's manufactare, and from
the fact Of their being old goods are
rotten and Jadly damagcd and utter
u northiesS. =
We would call your special atten-
ton TO the Fact that we have now on
hand an enormous stock Of the l..
CANDEE & co. goods, bought bv
Us direct from their .tactory,: we war
rant ccery po<r OF them to be ne,c
and fresh goottS of this seas MS mau-
ufacMre
Donf Mrow array y0'u nancy on
woJf/{eSs goods, but come and gee
She btst which we can sell you al
low as the 'corfhtess goods can bo
bought, aud lrayTaM cceyy Ta1f
4stf.. DArM & SCnILLING.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-12-16
SECRI.'r SOCIETIES.

< A. M.--Iowa Chapter, No. 6. Regular convo-
cation first and third Mondays in each month.
Cairer, Spensey. II. ?.
A. F A. M,--NIinera Point Lodge No. l..
REGULAR communications first and third Tuesdays
scl, month. G. .. WILDER, W. VI
Nt<kr,L PuIxr CoMMANDFEY No IL. 'KSIehrs
grcs,Lku.n- Rtrular meetings the frst "Wednesday
.r rucl. uar.h y: heir ''hs, lum," Masonic Iah
tstiu sir lsuirlt onnIte0G@ly sfvltei to al
tend e. pulcs PuiiaeI, u, Z ;. \. Ferrin, Re-
-rrl.r.
80. O. Fi-Iona Lodge, No. /. Regular meeting
every Ncdreshay evening. Wm. Treweek \. &.
flrrsdY s. Ffc,MpMtNT.N No 36. Regular meetings
s.co,r trJ fourth TUESDAYS each month Josiah
.4cks c. T.. william link, scribe.
EMILIA RrBscca. No u Eeaul,r meetings FIRST
1u,s .ay each month j. II Vivian. y @.
l. O. G. T--fmely Lodge, 10. Sill Regular
meetiug every Friday evening p. Allen, Jr., Wet.
BASp Of llope--C old Water Temple, No, 3ll.
Regular meeinr every Tuesday evening. r. IL.
t.lfdsWor hy " ;. T.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-12-16

WE learn from the Platteville
btt''ess, that on last Thursday night
the post-oiiice at Potosi was broken
into and robbed of a few dollars and
watch chains. The night previous
considerable sum of money was
in the store, but had been removed
during the day. The thief got in
by prying the back door open. 1t
Is supposed to have been some one
acquainted with the store and cir
cnmstances, though the deed has
been traced to no one.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-12-16

TIE Repu5ljco, has an article
nnder the caption of Darlington
volcano, in which it states that from
wide crevice near the line kiln.
steam issued forth continuously.
and a current Of air rising no
showed atemperature of IS degrees.
The phenomenon is rather strange.
still we do not think our neighbor-
ing village is in danger Of suffering
the fate Of Herculaneum and Pom
peii FOR a While at least.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-12-16

DR. q. ". FIELD, a graduate from
the State University and also from
the Chicago Medical College. las
come TO Mineral Point to locate in
the practice OF medicine. We were
for long time acquainted with DR..
Field while q student, and know
well his reputation for thorough
scholarship and uublemished char
acter. He comes with dlpoma and
credentials from a medical school Of
good standing, and those calling
upon him will receive careful aud
skillfnl treatment. We predict for
him success and q share of public
patronage, as he surely merits.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-12-16

Christmas is here, and we all
want q good time, and must have
some things to wear and eat. Money
is scarce, but at K. Hughes with q
small amount, You can get a lot of
things. lie has reduced the prices
to compare with the times. Green
Tea reduced from 90 to G5; Japan
from - to 80; Cen Peaches from
% to %; Rasins from % to 1G2 );
and new oQrrants aud all Kind Of
groceries at low prices. Also a lot
nubias, scarfs, gloves and shawls, at
great reduction, and lots Of Christ
mas goods. Call and see before YOU
buy, and he will take all the butter
and eggs and poultry, for She high
est price. j0w2a.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-12-16

Now READY.-Our fall stock Of
Dry Goods, Clothing, Carpets, Hats
aud Caps, Boots aud Shoes, which
for careful selections and variety of
styles is uneyce.led, is now offered
to the public. We have just re-
turned from New York, and our
stock Is more complete than it has
been for years. Our prices are the
lowest. Friends and patrons are
invited to call and examine.
SHERWOOD G BERG.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-12-16

VHE Chrohiaie Of last week Is
pleased to quote what the "Irish
editor of the Tribune says We
admit the error, but feel that we
onght to insert such now and then,
for the special benefit of that editor,
since nothing else falls within his
observation. Errors and pictures
you know, speak to the commonest
understanding.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-12-16
Locat Intelligence.

REV. MRrHER gave us a caIl on
Tuesday. He conducted the services
IN the NJ. E. Church Oh Sunday.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-12-16

THANKS to Secretary Doyle for a
copy Of his report for the fiscal year,
ending Sept. .30th, 1873.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-12-16

It is an established fact that Jos.
Delers gents buck gloves, mitts,
ladies' fine kid gauntlets and gloves,
in fact everything which is kept in
his store atis lower figures than any,
body else can sell shem Do not
fail to call on Deller first, before
purchasing elsewhere, 50 as to con-
vince yourself OF the above facts.