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VARIETY
Prize STORES.

fac pgopi,to,s 5f tie Tss,'y Fat,aorc SIN
a.r..s,e a liberal ossr Of Twelve Hundred
.ol!,rs IN SERIES Of prizs fog six serial stories
For tae bcs, s,r-y viii be given prize Of 6ve
raadsel dollars; for ilesecoud. Two hundred
noa sevea,y.Gge dollars, log toe taird, two
hundred dollars; fl7 ;be fourth Oac huud'ed
dollars; or the nth, seyeuty-fye dollars, and
f.r the sixth f1y dollars The conditions on
Nh.ch The prizes win be awarded are clearly
stated as follows:
Al the stories are tobs American in their
scenes. subjects aud character, 10 whole or ~
INIT that Is 20 say, The basis Of tie story
must be American, tut this condition does not
preclude such Incidental diversion from Amer
i,aa scenes. subjects aud character as may be
necessary 10 Interesting development u the
a.1rv.
The stories must not contain sentiments Of
81 political. sectarian or sectional nature 70 he
ius especially required that allCSious 70 tue
late sectional war De avoided.
Tie writer must withhold his or her name
hom The story itself, aud enclose H. with The
sale If The story, IN a sealed note addressed 10
the publishers either ty nail or iuclcsed 10 The
MS
TIE Ms. stories. marked "prize story" to
tee addressed 10 A. $ Ahc,i & Co, publishers
Pal.imors Wcetly Sun, Baltimore, Nd, who
viii hand them over % lae Committee Of De-
c.sion and withhold tie name o. the author
nuti the award Is made
The US % be on good papev-not thia
rauer-aud on cue side rf it only.
All the packages aud letters TO be prepaid
10 lull or tucy Will oct De- taken from the post
,Ece. The award viii be announced som
after The fyst Of March, aud the publication
&C the Prize stories commenced 40 GAGE there
after. OF course they are offered mainly a
procurement 90 4 handsome literary bouquet Q"
lie rcals5soi this popular family jourral; bu
cscpyopuctors also hope that ihc pro'er W..
le incentive uo, only % prominent writers o.
the country. tU; O. the many whose literary
ability is dormant. ana was "bora % Oius'
unseen Coz lack Of opportunity.
This feature &C lie HCcSiy Sun for the cen
tcnuill wear wiz be accompanied by The long
tine aud iuvlriab'e attention 90 careful au'
Intelligent dissemination of an The news iron
an parts q tle world which has CONSTANT.
characterized ,be columns 0, this paper AM
thC Heetiy Sun shall ,tuS BE q Distinguishing
Stature Of The centennial year.
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HARPER'S MAGAZINE.
IL LTSPR / TED.
Nolieei of he Pres'.

The ever increasing circulation OF this excellent
nroulhi, proves It's continued adaptation topopuiar
sirrs aud needs. Indeed, when We think into
how MANY bones il prnetrates every month. We
must consider 20 as one OF the educators a well rs
entertainers OF the public mind.-Bo.'oR GtoJ'
The character which this Magazine possesses
for variety enterprise, artistic wealth aud lite
rlry culture that has kept pace with If II has not
lead the times, should csuse its conductors - re-
gard IT, with Unsuitable cou.placeucy. The Hay
a-i.e bs done good and not evil all the days Of
It's li'..- Brooklyn Eagle.
Some of thc most popular Of modern novels
have Grst appeared as serials in this Uagas.He.-
Iu all respects, lis an excellent periodical aud
fully deserves It's great success.-PhdadslPhid
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Foot and shoe Making.
REPAIRING, sc.

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str.ets-three doors West OF the Presbytei ian
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THIS popular House has been thoroughly reno
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Notice.

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1 business, il isimportant that al Of our ac-
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ney. STUMP &HAWKs.
May !, 1875.
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NEW GOODS.

I HAVE just returned from Baltimore with o
I fresh aud select stock Of Family Groceries
- hich invite uid aid new customers T. exaniD
bei"re making purchases elsewhere.
Dec II. 1873 ". EBY.
NOR THE HOLIDAYS.-Ncw Raisins Sccdlc..
| luonds, Cream Pine Apple and Sap a,o Oh &c
just received By w. EBl
4 MRISTMAS PRESENTS Silver Plated
Y Ware, Casters. Spoons. Tea aud Table lvor.
Handle Knives, Plated Forks, and Carycrs. foi
.ale by W. EBH.
DISrOLS, Table and Pocket Cutlery, good a.
sortment just received by
Dec. IL. 1873. W. EBY.
STOSS Ko-c Decorat' d China Tea sets, Gnld
vi Band do. Plain Whit. do, with large stock
bite Grant, just received b.
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7 EG0NS and Figs just received BY
I Dec. u, 1875. W. EBv.
I'LL and Laundry Soap just reo,jre DIV b
('ORYED Beef cook d ready FOR table use, just
I received by
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DUCKWHEAT FLOCR-a pure article war.
ID ranted. Tor sale by
Dee. 4. 1875. W. EBY.
(tAUNTLETS.- Duckskin Gaunte;s. Winches-
N ter make ofsuPerior quality and cheap, OF
Nov. -, 1875. w.EBY.
T. OAP.-People's Soap very cheap, Tor sale BY
= Noy. 49, 1873 W. EBY.
ID OASTED Coffee warranted, best quality Rio
h Brand, Belle Vi the South, just received for
sale by ". EBY.
DlST0L, Gun and Musset Water Proof Caps
4 and another supply OF Shot all sizes with the
best Rife Powder, just received by
Nov. 10. 1875. ". EBY.
WHITE Beans Dried Peaches Sage Pepper.
W SaItpetre, Salt, with baicheriBg Spices
generally, for sale by W. EBY.
('HOPPING Axes all weights at lowest price,
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Perfection of Light.

TINE only absolutely safe Illumination 10 use in
| any Lamp. II cannot be exploded. Elaine.
the family safeguard.
WARDEN 4 OXyAGD.
Pittsburg, Pa.
For sale bv GEO. VT. EEARSLgY.
No. !. fs-r
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Groceries, Tobacco, sc.

VNHE subscriber has removed to the room late.
" occupied BY Mr. Joseph II. yesterday. on
Main street opposite Mr. Ililbcrts shop, " here he
has in store and for sale variety OF brands Of
Tobacco, SegaI.S, &c,
And I stock Of
FAMILY GROCERIES.
FLOUR, CONFECTIONERY, &C.,
To which he invites the attention OF the public
Ea-Couniry Produce taken in exchange tor
Goods
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NOTICE.
A CARD.

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them, and viii be glad to see them.
W. y. G.. WILSON,
0fthe firm OF Wilson B-1thery.
Summit Point. sept 2. ls7i
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BARBER SHOP.

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Room lately occupied by Mr.. j. Il. Rod
lex, we will b. glad 10 see all OF our old Gus
tuners and many new ones.
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Incidents of American History.

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4 Fine Art Magazine for he Young.
St. Nj hclas fer 1876.

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Office.

HAVING recently suffered considcrstl, frcR
j fires in ny wonds. on my laLds uB lie Var
side OF the III nabdoah river, orig mating q, l.
tresspRssos b, huBtsneH, aud having rnS vt
chased of Mrs, MeKryiti h,t "kos. Hal" sts
" Mountain tracts 81 land. tlat Chaplain tie
latter tract stretching from near nit SLei.i Ipai.
~ along the river nearly g. Bulls teii, md
necn much tresspassod upon. hrrcl y gi,r Iliie
hotce that ana determined to prosecute al Lo
Hereafter Oaeud b. tfesspassill 90 aut 81 ~ '
bands. VA. LUCAS.
March 0. lsfe-tf
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EsSS-T4E OF ID FAMILY JOURNAL
Change of Business.

1T having become necessary for me to settle NJ
/ my affairs, have this day retired from tbe
GROCERY business All who know themselves t.
be indebted TO me- land some who seem to have for
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ley Smith. Ireturn my sincere thanks to man!
of my friends and customers for their liberal pa
tronage and prompt payment. The business VIII
be hereafter conducted 1t the old stand by j. u.
Murray.
July II, 1915. JSO. ". LOCKE.
r5NHE undersigned will heneeforth conduct the
GROCERY BUSINESS in all its branches.
~ the old stand of Jno. W. Locke. and furnish the
best Goods in the Market, at prices to suit the
times, for CASH.
J. OGDEN MURRY,
JAY II, 1878. Ast.
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CEWING MACHINES.-Grovcr d Bakers
- new aGd improved lock stitch aud elastic stitch
Sewing Machines, for sale b.
Dee 1, ISIS. GEO. W. T. EEARSLEY.
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CALI, Purs Nitce lSaitpetFe) and Pure Grouaa
- Pepper, for sale By
Yer -. 1873 GEO w. 7 KEARSLEY.
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Shaving,
Shampooing,
Hair Dressing

&c. &c, done with nestness and dispatch
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TALKS WITH CHR s."

Author Of the Jack Hazard" storie, wi 90,
tribu,. some highly Interesting sketches 90 a
venture 40 e. Bass Cove"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-09-30
SE;cEET SOCIETIES.

rh. N.-Iowa Chapter, No 6. Regular convo-
cation first and third Mondays In each month.
Calvert Spensley, IL. P
AZ & A. M.-Mineral Point Lodge No. l..
p.,ular communications first and third Tuesday 5
nrh month. g. d. WILDER, W NJ.
yrsuKAL POINT CoMMAEpFRy No ~. "KSiGars
Tg,rIAR Regular meetings the first Wednesday
,f egci month, at their "Aat ium," Masonic Hall.
Visiting Sir Knights are c0uiteously invited to at
tend T. Delos Pulford, u. C; S. A. Ferrin, Re-
,rrder
100. F.-Ioxa Lodge, No. l. Regular meeting
every wednesday evening. VIM. Treweek, N. u.
Henson FSc,NpntNT, No SO. Regular meetings
..ennd and fourth Tuesdays each month. josiah
Jacka G. p; William Ink Scribe
EyFIl, ErBFccA. No 81 Regular meetings first
que,..ny each month. j. II Vivian, N. &.
l. O. G. T.-Fmery Lodge No. 3il. Regular
meeting every Friday evening. p. Allen, Jr. W CT.
BAND oF Hopg-Cold Water Temple, No. 81 g.
Regular meeting every Tuesday evening. n. Ii.
G0ldswur by ". ). T.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-09-30
FIRST GRADE.
Philip Eden.
SECOND GRADE.
THIRD GRADE.

bHhIE.
John Grace, Sarah Evans.
Mary Thompson, Nettie Meigs,
Nellie Weston, Thomas * Ryan,
Erastus LaMo,te, Eta Ward, u
Genevra Dudgeon, Iettie Evans,
Sarah sainger. Lille A Peck,
Mary y keane, Frank HoXie,
John Wall. Bebecea n Meigs.
Helen Michael, Ada May Thompson,
Peter Dolan, Emma NJ Young,
Robert Wall, LIZZIE Williams,
David I Davia, Clara kIuee,
Biddie NJ Shelton, Barbara Evans.
james Delaney, Mary Ann forpy,
Patrick Delaney, Eta Miller.
Lucy NJ Hodges psihs Hird,
William ii heane, Alice l. Downs,l
Sarah Ausley. Mary ilOskins,
Amelia Cuad, Cara Hasklns,
Harriet May, Lzzie Sincox,
Ellen II Lynch, Elnma Il Snow,
Nellie Nicholas, 1aom4s II Arthur,
Mary l. Nicholson, .J,fisn EtoBes,
Kate Melinun, hs.tie II hinbbs,
Martha Cunnins, Aflslie Robinson
Maggie Z Little. Laura u Robinson,
stephen snanley. Atf sacet II md,
Henry Lenauar, 1az1ie j Kelley.
samuel A Williams, Martha MeIss,
Enuf Hntchison, Anuie Bun5ury,
Ella WaidbrldSe. Hannorah II Crowley.
Mary I Ansiey, Matilda S,eDers,
Mary L Quinn. E'en A Belly,
Ma -sie bougaer:y, E4os l. Jones.
Maria Lewis, Asry Roberts.
Laura GJ3dse.l, Richard Ryan,
Ehka a N alAer, kia Paul.,
Ruth an, C.s ,eey l. kewen,
Charity Michael.
srpFpT waTErs<S
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-09-30
To the People Of Nifiin:

To the People Of Nifi1,:
DESTROYS to express our thanks
to the kind friends" of Mifflin, we
tender our thanks through the col
umns of the TRIBUNE. We might
mention names that are more espec-
tally entitled to our esteem and life
long gratitude, but less we should
overlook one deserving our warmest
thanks, we forbear to mention
names. MifIiin and the friends there,
will be associated with one of the
most eventual periods of our history.
My mothers sickness continued -
days, and required constant care
and attention. Still our friends did
not become weary, nor desert us,
but continued until the end, kind
patient and ready to assist night or
day. She died among strangers,
still quite at home, also her children
and grandchildren found hearty
welcome out of this has grown a
friendship, that otherwise never
would have existed, and we have
learned in few brief days to love
those unknown to us before. May
the blessing of Almighty God rest
on Mifliu. NM. pAYNTEg.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-09-30

I before nor since the revocation have
the diplomas Of the Philadelphia
University been recognized by med
ical men, societies on institutions as
evidence Of qualification in this or
any other country.
In the light of the facts herein set
forth, and that the writer has been
one of those instrumental in drop
ping Mr. Pingree to his proper level
of impostor, quack and falsitier, it is
not difficult to understand why that
gentlemen should entertain such
kindly and atfectionate feelings
toward the writer and others, or
the ''aninus' which prompted his
very gentiemanly effusion of last
week. And, in the contemplation
of the exhalted character herein de-
picted we leave it to the Judgment
Of the ''long suffering public" to de-
eide II there be or not anything to
Inspire Jealousy or envy; finally,
should this honorable gentleman
resolve TO revise and republish his
brilliant production, it is humbly
submit ed that he should apply his
elegant term "stool-pigeon" to those
who have been his willing tools in
entrapping nnwary victims into bis
net, or have made hot haste to innict
his crude lucnbrations upon an I'M
suspecting public. This rencontre
with n quack is not of our own
seeking and if perchance he has
Jared i'll at our hands he has only to
thank his own impudent presump-
ton
Your very humble servant,
JAMES Brown.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-09-30

THE Platteville fair, both in point
of display and attendance, was one
of the most successful of the season.
There were many things that be-
trayed that public spirit for which
the citizens of that village have
long been famed. Among these,
Gpone reflect more credit on the peo-
pie, than a well arranged fire COM
pany, which appeared under the
leadership of Mr.. Virgin, and was
one of the most attractive features
of the fair. The display of stock
was far above the average of county
fairs. There were present some of
the best stock of Mr.. Matthews, and
other stock raisers in La Fayette
and other counties, the greatest
number being exhibited by Mr..
Brown of Galena. 1t was said by
old stock raisers, that the collection
of swine was the best ever exhibited
in this part of the State. The rae
ing was interesting, and engrossed
largely as it usually does, the atten-
ton Of the people, rather to the
Encouragement of those who had
given their time and attention to
better things.
Platteville lays some claim to
being the Athens of the west, an d
we expected to see display of fine
art, that would 60 beyond anything
we had seen in the vicinity. In this
to some extent we We're disappointed,
though in all probability the lack of
adornment was no fiuIt of the
people, for the early frost had with
cred the flowers to which halls
for fine art, usually owe their
splendor. There was on exhibition
large amount of needle work and
embroidery, that would have done
honor to the ladies of any city.
There were also many objects show
ing skill in cookery, that betrayed
a spirit of practical industry, which
in this age of pianos and organs, is
certainly commendable.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-09-30
The Tribune DirccfOrU.
CHURCHES.

NFrHonisT FPiscopAr--Rev. c. Bushby-
rreaching service at 1880 A. N. and p. NJ. Sun
day school at 2 7. NJ.
rgNlriyE MrTHonlsT--Rev. 7. Kent-Preachne
.sr,ce every Sunday at 1890 A. NJ. and P. NJ.
aoi Thursday evenings al O'Clock. Sunday School
st2P. VI.
ppvsBYrERfAN Rev. Mr.. Red - Divine service
Sundays at 1aiz A. VI. and P. NJ. Thursday even
,aem7P.M. Sunday School at P NJ
FprscoPAL- Rev Dr.. Samuels- Divine services
,oolags At 1880 A. NJ and P. NJ, on Fridays at
pm Sunday School at 9i5 A. NJ
sr PANS IRrsn CATHOLIC Father 0'Keefe--
Preaching services days at 10 A. NJ. and P. NJ.
Sunday school al 2 P. NJ
sr. MAYS GERMAN CATHoLic-Fa'her Vein
lgrdt-prcscting service Sundays at 1880 A. NJ.
,nd1P VI Sunday School at P. NJ.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-09-30

S. W. REESE and Judge Robert
Wilson, accompanied by Mr.. Hearn
of the Chronicle, went to Galcna last
Thursday, to see what prospect there
is for Dodgeville to have % railroad.
A proposition was made to extend
the Marrow Guage, il the town Of
Dodgcville and Wigville, and the
county on the line between, would
raise SO 700 in assistance. There
is general belief that the propo-
sition will be accepted.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-09-30

THE Moscow Literary Society
will hold picnic Oh the 9th of Oc.-
tober, in the village Of Moscow.
Prof. II. b. Anderson, Of the Uni-
versity, well known throughout tho
State, will deliver an address. We
congratulate our neighbors on hay-
Ing a literary society, and picnic
will be an encouragement. The en-
terprise is commendable one, and
will doubtless meet with success.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-09-30

New FIRM--Mr. Branger of the
firm of Schneberger q Branger, has
Just returned from the East, with u
full stock of staple and fancy dry
goods, hats caps, boots aud shoes,
to which they invite the attention
of friends and customers. Boots
and shoes are also made to order in
the best and latest styles. 36tf,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-09-30

The cards of Mr.. and Mrs. John
W. Bashford, announce a prospect
for the happiness of two more souls.
Mr.. B. was for long time principal
of our city schools, and well known
among us. He is now practicing
law in Hudson, city in the north
ern part of Wisconsin, with a show
Of brilliant success. With the bride,
formerly Miss Alice Welsh, we have
less acquaintance, but can safely
say that if female beauty and ac-
complishments are alone essential,
all that makes life happy will be
his. We wish them a large fortune
and family to comfort them in their
old age.