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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-05-18

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n%,ertia'n:eit in Anfprud,. Cine Teeeide psa
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Ma@.s
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-05-18

Mit ben 1riitjabr. Dem Ansi&ya.
gen Der 0dume. trit oft eb.nfaus elm
Musidlaaen Der Sdits bss men!&li4en
R0rpers Elm Mno eirs Heiniguns unb re.
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minidt ben &6rper nit Musfhldgen be.
oe@t Al iehsn, ,uiro CUR Nothwsnhig!.it.
Or. Nuamit 00ni9's 1ambus yer
1icpfen iino oas Bette Blutrtini.
%aunssmitteI unb baben aIs iol&es ibrsn'
&Mf tewGArt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-05-18

- Gin MdoAen. tpe:des in elmer ga.
p;ermiiblc 3u @sifie!b in Mtaiaduictts
bsiddftist mar. mulbe in pariser @pAe
bon tinem hsitiser Rinnbadenirompf be.
Ser herbei9emfent Arjt ittlte
fet. boB fc%rtmdbreAbes aaasn Don
Gsmmi an esm 2siben i&xih mar.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-05-18
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- Gsbt ibr einen i4ie@ten &eIdmad
i'm Munbe. 6lsiGe ontr ss!be @efdts*
farbs oumpfss unb i6ldfr;ass Gefiibl.
trdsen Nppetit, bdufises Gcpf,ueb ober
6 hpiu6sl, 10 ieio ihr eaais. unh nldts
wirb Cure Qsber gu grcBsrer 9bdtis!eit
mnb GraIt!suae bee saiiems 10 cnre9en
spie DR.. Pcsrce's Golden medical Dis.
covery (GrIbshe Mebi;;niihe gnt.
oeduns). Ysi ansn Mpotseiern iu
BADEN.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-05-18

= Geiusn. 9als UNI 800 ,paete Dor
einiacn 1agen Gin 1~Siabriser oeutI4er
Sins!in9 in Cincinnati. inocm er in
1o!se elmer @ette am 8litlblciter bic
9bnrmipise Der 81. SoIepastirns, cine
Sobe poa eco sui. eIadl!$ tsststtsrss.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-05-18
Smon mirOer Giner. ber Iese,

S@on uieoer Gincr. Der leien,
IAreibcn uno redneM tam. Baron
@eorS bon pcQern, bis oabin ftdotii4er
Collector pom Chicago. III plobil@ per,
buffet unb nit ibm 100000 Der ibm
dspertrouter 0slber. leiber lit pDiern,
uie i@on Der Name an3eist, Elm Tenti@er.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-05-18
eeibn repubGfanifAe Qoforeane

pom sdtagc bcs rMaibinsfon etar" fnnen
e einleudtenn, bab bic : e,nOsraten gut: Aus.
fitt baben, i'm Sabre 1877 cine Maicritat i'm
Sunhesieuate iu erbaIten. IN 4. @ars rdd.
iten Sabres iuerfm 20 site frei bauon sebG.
rem iebt II ben Republitamern unb . ben Is'
mofraten; menn bic Temoiraten bic neun Site
wieber beieten unb nod 7 Weitere bon ben II
s%euianen, oann baden iie cine Naicritat. Sic
baben ioeben in 9eras einen seSater Gil Stsis
bee &eYubifaners pami!ton ernatlt unb ter.
ben obRc 3ueifel in Srsi anberen Glib. staaten,
ndnlih youiiiana, NrleniaS uno giiiiiippi,
ebsnfdas erfoIsreid iein.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-05-18

Die acknowledgements
ben ideinen bereiiS aus erfabruns tlus &c.
pcroen gu iein. Iie latsrlide gsitimmuns,
ws!&e benz 8eiuhsr ben Gintritt nur seaen
Te,ahluns elmer SO gents. slote ODER eines Da!.
ben Silberbolars gs:attct, bat fiA ais una,s.
fibrbar srpieien uno miro wioerruien mercen.
WuA wia bic Centennial. gpmm,ificn Den Sc.
fdlub. %osmaufoIae bic Nustelluus al Conn
taaen seidloNen bleibt, in @iectreripdsune
;ieben. 3u Meier sinnesaneeruns nirb bic
DrchunS ber NrbeitertlaKen Ybilanapbias,
motbis ben Gintritt gum eoi:mount 4art
nit 6eDalt gu %erjwineen, nidt wenis beisetra.
babsu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-05-18

- Sm Nonat Mpril tat aie National.
f6asb. M 8 N;a. Se0ars abetnom1as.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-05-18
1rantrtia i.

Die Zines" ertdhrt Don Yaris. ha6
Der raoifale Nbgecronste pom Morleiles
9ouuier Yaul De GaNosnae infclge zines
heftisen Nuftritts, ,uelhsr Mb,nb in b.
observation-disclosures stpil1en benie'.
ben itattfano. seforbert bat.
Scr fronSofide @iniiter oes Snnern,
&iearh, itarb porise @ohs on e.ner Dsr,.
tranthcit, tuoran Ct idon lett 2ansem
lit.
6ein Sob trat in 1olse ein.s Nuf.
truhs elmer Yulsabergel9puIt ein.
&iearo .par ioebsn NIT Der unldroit
III ausli4t seite(l;sn Nrbeit oes Vrafef.
ten Mno Svbprdietten,uediels belddfiat.
Der uJiaaro" ,uiQ tpiiIcn, oas Bel
elmer ahsebaltenen Y%eratbuna Der
Nininer Der Bedding s.iab, purot,
benz Yrdiioentsn MacNtobom ben ae.
meb;sten Republifaner Sc Marcere, Qs.
senudyti9 itelpertrstenben @~taatsmini.
Per, gum Wadfoleer 3ieoros im Nmis
bts Snnsrn in gori4!as gu brinsen.
1urfsi.
Ser r%u'Nlden 9epeihen- Maeutur"
,piro geme!est, baB tie Woreanqe in
Saloniai bas sanse tiirtii@e Rei& in
AMErcamna uerIstt pa5cn. Sic fremben
Setanoten III Con tantinop.g telhlolien,
tdslib snlammer gu tommen, nm bic
Sadlase 81 beiprehen. SYateren Wad<
rId.en Snfclge aber iinb lie ubertinae.
!csnen, Don ibren repetition Res,crun.
gen be Senoung meitsrer Qrieosi4;Te
u p%erlan8eu.
Gin 8iensr Se.esramm iaat. eaE
eersitn. &nmdnien uno Mcnnnssro
aab,rorosntlid)e gommiTire nab Berlin
ceianot 5aben.
g;iism sis,es< 1slasraum BON Berlin
5uIelse baten &ublanb uiio CeNsrre;n
ibre i'm sriedvben Mrdipel ireu ,enoen
RrisesidiHe Sentidlano CUR Werfuaune
geFsat fir ben San, bab Die sirien
1'eus Jeinb Ielisteitsn sessu 9entide IN.
%fernetmcn, ebe bag gu 6sren Shut ob.
oelanote GsiHwaoer eintriHt.
-&usti @ir" bebauptet, bab Die Qforte
ibre militdrii&m Nlliullsm aeoer
Monteresso beibleunise. 3panaia
Vdtaluone eolbaten felsn in Seutari
!aleanitn) nab fanf in aRtioasi anae.
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-05-18

- Sn p.rihishensr Hrsii.n Der Y,sr.
siiten Mcna:hit nlrn, ,pie mon btf
Ben. SIG" itrei5t, aeacn hiei,rism
&e'erniilsa unb 2anhrsh.mdnnry, ~t!Me
bel @senei:una tes lsstsn Gri.a;s s.s
her 3rcistriis c;H Nar!shsn erta!tsn bat.
ten. I'm iii @eihdft gu rstoeliren, rit
oesa arcSsr s!rfnas noraesonatn, iaa
ecm mad ME ;dlihtiet oebIisbsnts
3nbMnssanTcrosruna ipfort &c, pra.
s:bpsa beih:'lte4 lp'rh. Man ioa:s tra
hili!Ger @Ssils in Sct.oht ,itben, hat bic
9arIehen gar hduIi9 nl@t CUR @sta5ii~
rllHs bss Gefhdf.s perwerest nerosn
%fonnten, nieImehr sMr Ycisitisuaa bes
eurh Die Ginbe.ufnrg bss Setreifenosn
e%nt'tarbensn Nn.bItanhes bieuen mabtsn.
lnb Deb es hei Der aussub!iiiinsE 81.
ihaftsliile Mislen oud beim Better Wi.
len nid)t mDali0 lit, oas e%mpfnneane
Iarleyn Suriid;u;ab!en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-05-18

- -s8ana iperhen mir Mmtsi!aner
lernsn. iparlam nit nod trauAtayem
@aterial umiuoseenr {A.eiht e;n
Tmsritansr aus 9ar;s. "0isr ia6lt ".
mani 5000 Trores jdbrlih fix sic e..
!autn;s Den goaen zines Sutirmc.ttv3
lshen Moraen NIT fri'hen stroh tsleesx
i'll oI:fen. Sn Dem Sirob icmmt;n flo
ole gniterohFaac. me!he bsiln Hcke1
o5er hurh liuporiihtistei. ttrIc.an e.
htn. Tas Stroh miro hnnn in aeiben
MaMe.. casa.!pd! uno has o~us.s:scsss
Gsh nod einem Reiniaunasprca.k ar<
ter'caen. gie G~cce.tnbddtr bsistlea
fir has %a.pcrnsne MATERIAL Aohs
Nreiie." Gntt lei 9au!, teS mir e!ss
nod niht 70 nett limb
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-05-18

- Sm Nolae beg llnfaas. &c: BEN
Tcmp|er Goethe" snities, ipiro has
rnIiil+c Requirement esi groNnuns Der
@el:ousitelluns l.er itehen. Sic aus.'
is0uussDeeentdnbe @nBlanes :varsn
auf Dem .@oetbe" usyidiIt. uno ba Der.
ielbs nm "a. Mpr:l BON 9amburs aefubr.
10 bditt or, marc oiles gut s%esansen, aur
te3tca 3,it bier eintreifen !onntu. Aber
Der 9ompfsr perlor nah ohttd9iser
Iobrt feline sdraube uno mubte mad
3Dmou:t ;mriidtebren. Sort milb er
Jest rfparirt uno es mag pielleit. bis
sunni eauern, ehe &ublono |cin Has.
itcIunssyehauos fiilsn fam.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-05-18

- Die srcbartisen grfolse in Qauh-
bat ,ueIhe Wdbreno Deg lesttn @iertsI.
Sa5rbunoer.s I'M Nrro &. Melten e.s:elt
wprocn IMP, ptrcea am oeutIihtsn Go.
ourG iaNitrirt, SaB 3Npsrlaiiigen Sta:i.
i'i!cn Sufplss liA in Minnefota. in tpel.
diem Staate I'M Sabre 1850 mir 5000
Neies lano unh 9Witur maren unb E1
bic proouete unf 400 9uih. @ei3eN.
COCO 0uih. Mais uno 10000 guih.
9a:er te'ief, int Satire 1876 2,s1G,4ls
Nlrs: unter GuitMr beionoen uno 3D.
47a ,O2O @nib. Me;;en, l5,775.0W
@uiD. 3af.r uub9 6, 500, 600 SMIb. YsaiS
tvoNucirt ipMroen.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-10-18
M "a r r L T. d.

sCASLAS CALVIN, AT ST. Michael.
Church in tiaiena on The lOlh Of Oct, Mr
T. g. Seaman Of the firm Of Foy. SctulR.,
4 Co. xni Miss Mary A. Calvin, eldest
daughter Of the late John Gakin.
The marriage was strictly private. but vs.
quite notable affair Tie bride was The IL.
cipicrt Of very many beautiful presents. Lhe
Ga!h.na GaZette states The bride + u
daughter Of The late John Calvin, Who wax
one Of he most extensive grain operators in
this section, and died leaving compc cncy
Atd an honOred name As q legacy to hi, iitmilY
She has many fricnd,ein TIL, city. and their
feryent wet wishes wili follow her through Ne.
Tie groom j. wcl known IN Galtna, aS a thor
o III. gentleman and a prompt, 10 .rciic busi.
uess man lie was formerly connected with
the well known house Of Mickey Bros, J.aes,
vile, and commands host VI ireu,.A "a ihis
locality.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-10-18

JUDGE MILLS, as advetised,spoke
on the political issues ofthe day in
this city last Saturday eening. A
full house encouraged tie Judge to
feel happy, as his speech throughout
attested and in turn his happy
speech was highly happifing to his
audience. He led off by referring
to the question raised blythe Demo-
crat, as to the propriety Of making
stump speeches while hiding the
position of Judge, and tn, fear ex-
pressed by the same tlin-skinned
puritans that the judicial ermine
might become soiled by dngging in
the "dirty-pool of politics" To
which he made answer, that having
ended his term so far as Iowa County
is concerned, the Democrtt's obiec-
tion is ill-timed. With regard to the
mythical judicial robe Which he is
about laying of, the Judge said it
would be found by his successor as
free from stain now as when received
from him six years ago, which the
audience evidently believed, judging
from the applause which followed
the assertion. The speaker held his
heareas an hour, and by pointed
arguments, striking SMILES and
humorous illustrations, presented
the Democratic party in most un-
favorable light. No speech ever
elected more applause from Mineral
Point audience, and furnished q
more pleasant evenings entertain
ment-to all save the Democrats
Almost every sentence drew forth
either applause for its sentiment
or smiles for It's happy humor. The
speech was characteristic Of the
man-out Of the common line-and
for that reason all the more refresh
ing and calculated to have a good
effect.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-10-18
Matt. 4. Carpenter in Mineral Point.
Wednesday, Nov. lst.
HEAR HIM.

Hon. Matt. II. Carpenter, the
Demosthenes of the Northwest, has
consented to address the people on
political questions in Mineral Point,
on Wednesday, Nov. lst. Every ar
rangement necessary to the accom-
mediation of the thousands who will
come to hear the great orator, will
be made by the local committees. l,
will richly repay any man of what.
ever party, to come 30 miles to hear
this speech. Even in the U. S
Senate, where the talent of the
nation congregates, Mr.. Carpenter
stood almost unrivaled as an orator
10000 live hogs wanted by d. M
Platt.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-10-18
Republican Meetings in Iowa County.

Alex. Wilson will spoak at the
following places on the oates given !;
each meeting to commence at I
o'clock p. M:
AT the Town Hall, Wyoming, Thursday Oct, e6
'' I" School House, .lennicton, Friday, oct. II
q i" School House Moscow, Saturday Oct, %
ALEX. WILSON AND DIR. j. II. VIVIAN
Jacksons School House Waldwick, Monday, Oct 90
ALEX, WILSON AND j. r. JONES
At Town Hall, Mfl!in, Tuesday, October 81
A." Wickhamss S, II. Dodgeville Friday Nov Sd
Holly Head Dodgcville, Saturday, Nov 4th
ALEX. WILSON AND &. SPENsLEY
At Town Hall, Linden, Thursday, November %
Local committees viii please make
the necessary arrangements for the
above meetings.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-10-18
Local Intelligence.

sF Business Notices in local columns,
loaded, and in same type as local news, will
be charged for at the rate of 10 cents per line
each insertion. No business notice published
in this department, first issue, for less than
80 cents
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-10-18

next Wednesday evening, Oct 25th-
Free. Be sure to so and partake.
DON'T FoRGET MATT II. CARpEN-
TER, in Mineral Point, Wednesday,
November 1st.
DELLER seems to keep the lead in
Boots and Shoes. His prices must
be lower than other dealers in the
city. You had better inquire about it.
Mr.. GEORGE LEuRANcE, one of
the Oldest residents of Iowa County,
is buried to-day. His age was about
S5 years.
E. j. COOPER is Offering choice
hay at SS per ton, and straw at s4.00.
A good chance to lay in your winters
supply. 3stf
The PATRICK HENRY OF THE
CENTENNIAL YEAR, Matt. II. Car
penter, will speak in Mineral Point,
on Wednesday, Nov. 1st. Don't
forget it.
THE Mineral Point Musical Asso.
citation will give one of their popular
entertainments on the evening of
Nov. 1ith. Bear it in mind. Full
particulars in due time.
IMMENsE.-The stock of Fall and
Winter dry-goods, boots and shoes,
hats and caps, daily arriving at the
City Store, indicates that Messrs.
Sherwood g. Berg have confidence in
a revival of trade and improvement
of the times. They have purchased
largely, and at good figures, enabling
them to sell low, and they are deter
mined to do it. Ladies especially
should see their new Dress Goods.
PERsoNAL.-J.H. Waggoner, Esq,
of Richland Center, favored Mineral
Point with visit last week. Mr..
W. was for a long time Editor and
proprietor of the Richland County
Republican, and in that position &C
Quilted himself so as to become
prominent in the District, and meet
the general approval of bis people.
For few years past he has been in
other business, and feels like a fish
out of water, and now contemplates
returning to his first love, and estab-
fishing a new paper at the Center.
We gladly hail the prospect of his
return to the fraternity, and wish
| him abundant success.
WE hope that the republicans of
Mineral Point and Dodgeville will
not be induced to bolt their ticket
on account of sectionalism. This
has been successful weapon in the
hands of the democrats in past elec-
tions, but it is SO thin and ridiculous
that IL should be rebuked by every
republican in the county. The To-
cality In which man lives has moth
ing to do with his fitness for office.
1t is no disgrace to man because
he lives in Mineral Point, neither is
it a hinderance to his success in life.
because he is aDodgevile man. We
only beat ourselves by engendering
such Il feeling. Il is all loss to us
and gain to our opposers. THERE'S
too much principle at stake in the
coming election to heed these little
side issues and chickering's that the
opposing side will strive to stir up
in our ranks. AS to the republicans
of our city, we believe that no such
feeling will control them in the cast
ing Of their ballots, and we have
faith in the good sense OF Our Dodge
vile republicans,to believe the same
OF them Let Us dH, having the
true interest and principles at heart,
IS cur vote for the men that rep
rfr sent those principles, aad fcr
ten cn'y.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-10-18

MILK FOR BKEAFFAsT,- Parties
wishing to have fresh milk delivered
at their doors at : o'clock each morn
ing, can be accommodated by leaving
orders a. Carter'7 Cay Bakery. 4w
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-10-18
THE FAIR.
Balloon Ascension Tomorrow.

The officers of the S. w. Wis. l.
A. have, among other things for the
entertainment of the people, secured
Prof. Light to make an ascension in
his mammoth balloon. The entries
for the races, and the exhibition of
stock, are attracting a good crowd
to-day, and tomorrow the attend
ance will be immense. Everybody
interested in the success Of the asso-
ciation,which is struggling to recover
from the losses of the annual meet
ing, should encourage it by their
presence and patronage.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-10-18
CANDIDATES FOR ASSEMBLY

CANDIDATES FOR AssEMBLY.-In
their nominees for Members Of AS.
sembly, the Republicans of Iowa
County are especially fortunate.
Mr.. j. B. JOHNSON, named in the
Northern District, is known as one
OF the most extensive, enterprising,
and successful farmers and stook-
raisers in the west, and also as a
most worthy, genial gentleman.
Despite the odds against him he has a
tair prospect of winning,if his friends
In that District do their duty. II
elected, he would mako an excellent
representative, in whom his constitu-
ents could implicitly trust.
The nomination in the Southern
District, of Mr.. JOHN GRAY, OF
the large merchantile house Of
Gundry ~ Gray in this city, has
taken the sand from under the dem
ocrats. They freely admit him to
be q very strong man, and could
find no one willing to run agains.
him. finally having to nominate a
man who was not present, and could
not decline. 1t is not necessary for
the TRIBUNE to introduce Mr.. GRAY
to the voters of this District. He is
known to them all, and respected as
an intelligent, benevolent, honorable
gentleman whom the people will
take pride in referring to as their
representative.
IL. IL. kinzie, of Avoca, and &c.
kirkpatrick, Of MifIlin, are the dem
ocratic nominees in opposition to
Johnson and Gray.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-10-18

WHAT a blessing for some. men it
would be if we had short memories.
We were much amused the other day
to see one Of our democratic candi-
dates step up to an old time repub-
ican and solicit his support ct the
coming election ; and yet but few
years ago this republican had a SON
shot down in defense Of his country,
while this candidate at home here,
damned him as a Lincoln hireliag q"
and murderer.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-10-18
DENTISTRY.
DR.. 8. j. CoYkendell,

IENTlST. All operations performed on the
1 teeth in hest manner and with the best ma
tcrHl. artificial teeth inserted, with view To
ulr face, together with proper articulation and
accuracy of fit Office in Clauer's block High St,
Mineral Point, Wis. Istf
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-10-18

The Rev. NJ. Benson Of .he II. Z.
Church, this city, will preach on next
Sabbath Eve. on the subject, "The
new Jerusalem" Txt, Rev. 2lch
II verses.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-10-18
T6NSORI1L.
John StapkS.

FASHIONABLE Barber and Hair Dresser, next
/ door to Martins Hardware store. Shaving,
ShampUoirg and Hair Cutting done inthe most
approved manner lS,f
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-10-18

UNDERWEAR of every description
for Ladies, Gents, boys, and children
at prices. lower than auction at
Deller's.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-10-18

CHANGE OF ELECToR.-Hon. J.
IL. Minor, of Richland County, hav-
ing been appointed Postmaster, rem
dering him ineligible to the office of
Presidential Elector, for which he
vas nominated by the Republican
State Convention. bis name has
been withdrawn, aud that of Hon.
ID. l.. Downs, Of the same place fat
present our State Senator), has been
placed upon the ticket by the Re-
publican State Central Committee.
The nomination is most excellent
one. II
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-10-18
Joseph c. Michele,

RARhER. shaving Sham pooing and Hair Cut
- tug Gai Dressing done in the best styles.
AnSt door To PulfOyi's drug store.
: Also manufacturer of all kinds of hair work
'anpcs on exhibition at my shop.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-10-18
Reese & Carter

A TrORNEYs AND COUNSELORS. Dodgeville,
a Wis. viii practice in all courts in the state,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-10-18

Two ear loads of choice winter
apples will be received about tho 1st
of November by d. M. PLATr.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-10-18

GIVE Deller . a call if you want
any thirg in the line of ready-made
clothing, as he is selling at astonish-
i1sly low prices. .
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-10-18
HOTELS.
CITY HOTEL,

TEMPERANCE HOUSE, Mineral Point, Wis
- Wen furnished good stables, and reasonable
Charges
MARK TERRILL, Prop
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-10-18

Mirera! Point District Quarterly Meetings
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-10-18

HoS. WV. WEIGH, Of Madison,
who is to discuss politics IN this city,
"Wednesday evening, October 18th,
says:
The meagre' majority by which the State
ticket was carried for the Democrats in Indi.
ana, affected the Democratic corpse IA a
galyanie battery might affect n dcca plated
suapplng turtle. lis claws even showed con.
toriions, and hankerlng after the insubs,an.
tiai spoi. OF Office Rest ! rest perturbcd
spirit :"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-10-18
w. Ea Stn1an

L. A. FriederichS,
DHNSGCIAS AND SURGEON, Linden, Iowa
i county, Wisconsin.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-10-18

Hon WIN. WEIGH did not appear
to speak in Iowa county last week
as announced, owing to Illness, but
will do so during the campaign, as
indicated by the following neat let
ter from his ACCOMPLISHED wife:
MADISON, WIS.
Oct. llth 1876
Mr., Bennett. Dear Sir At the request Of
Mr.. WEIGH my husband, in reply to your note
OF Oct 1ih inst, beg to inform you that Al
presenC he is confined to his room, from sprain.
ing his back by lifting a bag ofappes,
He, and hope the injury will be Temporary,
and that he will be able to address your pee.
pie during the present canvass There Is no
place in the State that it would give him SO
much pleasure to visit as yonrs.
Yours respectfully,
WM. WEIGH.
Per Mrs. W. W
LATER.-Since the above was pre-
pared for the press, we have a com
munication from Mr.. Welch, saying
that he will, next week, fill the fol
lowing appointments:
Dodgevile, Tuesday Oct 24
Mineral Point, Wednesday, Oct. %
Darlington, Thursday, Oct. 26.
Platteville, Friday, Oct. 81.
All evening meetings. Local com
mittees are expected to suitably adj
vertise and make other necessary
arrangements.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-10-18

foun1ay Morning
=. 8. MATHER, P. T.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-10-18

10000 live hogs wanted by d. M
Platt.