Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-11-10

"HA1 couhtFy, 1lIuenltes
"tight" and Leach unlinched.
II. 7. OSBORNE sells two pounds
Of Japan Tea for One Dollar.
Platteville gives Hayes 244 maj.
Grant county is reported at 1890.
AT Carriers City Bakery you can
get the best -four in the market at
the lowest price.
LADIES, Misses and Childrens'
Furs a good assortment on hand,
at low prices, at the City Store.
Now that election is passed, and
Tilden elected, series of fine
weather is anticipated by the people.
THE total vote polled in Iowa
county last Tuesday was about 5000
900 above the largest vote ever
thrown in the county
1T Is reported that the polls were
kept open at Highland until 6 o'clock
or later, and that then there were
several votes that could not be got in
for want Of time. This is only ru-
NOR, for the accuracy of which we
do not vouch.
DIR. BUTLER who will lecture here
next Wednesday evening, makes it
business to lecture. He has means
enough to do away with the necessi-
ty of laboring in any other calling
than this one in which he delights.
We understand that he will lecture
in Platteville on the 10th Nov.
STARKs, the barber, has bought
out II. Scott Ansley's retail cigar
and tobacco business, and now pros
ecutes that in connection with the
tonsorial profession in Lenahan's
block. While waiting to be scraped,
clipped or schampooed, Stark's Gus
toners can now enjoy fine cigar,
the latest papers, and pleasant
quarters.
1NGRATITUDE.- Some Democrats
attribute their defeat in this city to
the efforts of the /" University
sprouts" in charge of the Democrat
during Crawford absence but the
more considerate Republicans say
they don't believe the result would
have been any different if the Dem
ocrat had been suspended during
Crawford's absence.
THE Campaign Sociable" on
Monday evening was a success !;
though many of the speakers failed,
for various reasons, to appear. The
singing 10y the glee club, under the
leadership of Mr.. ID. Jacka, was an
attractive feature. Notwithstanding
the inclement weather, the house
was crowded, and larger number
Of ladies present than at any meet
ing during the campaign.
CoNCERT.--The preparations maxi
ing by the Musical Association for
their concert to be given on the
evening of Nov. 18th, are such as to
insure one Of the best entertainments
ever given in this city. The array
of talent connected with the associa-
tion, under the efficient direction of
Prof. Osborne, jutifies this conclu-
sion. Read the following attractive
programme:
PAET FIRST.
i--Kyrc and Gloria, Full Chorus and Orchestra
Bass Prot. Osborne
3-Duet, "Arrayed in Clouds" NJ nF1; Iri pqTsy
i-solo and Quartette, Guide me, o thou Great
Jehovah Misses Strong & flownan, Nesyrs.
iioaTe & TIankins
5-Operatic Selections Orchestra
6-Chorus Tramp p,'-.....-...-......-Ass Association
solo, -" The Haunted stream ...... Miss Jacka
PART SECOND.
1-Chorrs Daughter Of Error" -....-sssOciation
l2-llnartette. Osborne. Hauk.nS, strsBss Hoarr
SOLO, =" Beautiful Bird sing on fFlute aud
Violin accomplishment. Mrs, Dayey
4-Blue Danube NaltSs, .-' chestra
Anime fIurus Association
Solo f3ute 4 violin accOmp meuD Miss Strong
Duet when know Inst ThOu art Near me -
Flute and Violin acconpanieInent) Mrs.
Strong and Mr.. Hosre.
S-Anyil Chorus, ,..... ...... oeiai.Ju