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A Card to physicinns.

Having permanently established myself
in Dallas, will keep constantly on hand q
small, and, by this means, a constantly re-
newed and fresh assortment of medicines,
with which to MI Physicians prescriptions.
l win use only the preparations of those we'll
known and reliable chemists, Powers and
weightman, and squibbs. willsudiect my
medicines to constant chemical tests, but as
the laboratory of the Chemist and that OF the
stomach SO often differ, will be more than
thankful to any Physician who, upon find
ing any OF my medicines inert or lacking in
proper strength, will notify me in order that
l may avoid their future use.
ARTHUR COFFIN,
Druggist and Dispenser, No. 737 Elm street,
Dallas, Texas. t ianlSdlm
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W. o. Donoho & Co.,

Lamar hotel building Dallas, Texas, sub
nit the following
For sales Dallas city residences.
Brick stores, Main street.
Brick store, Elm street.
Frame lodging house, Main street,
20 Main street building lots.
IL Commerce street building lots.
Suburban dairy and market farm.
100 Acre farm near city.
100 Acre farm near city.
% Acre farm near city.
400 Acres land near city,
For trade-7,000 Acres unimproyed lands,
1000 Acre Texas farm for merchandise.
1000 Acres near Fort Worth for Dallas lots.
Kansas hotel for Texas property.
New York city residences for Dallas farm.
Fond Du Lao residences for Dallas lots,
Falls City lots for Texas property.
Wichita depot lots for merchapdise.
Splendid Northern hotel and furniture for
lands.
Lands and cash for grocery stock.
Stock SO,OW clothing for lands and cash.
Stock $4,000 clothing for lands and cash.
Stock $4,000 clothing for lands and cash.
l stock 81, 500 general merchandise for lands
and cash.
100000 Northern improved property for
Texas lands.
100000 Acres one body for open trade.
febSdSt w. b. DONOHO & co,
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To the business Community.

Those of our merchants and business
men generally who desire excellent
work in the line of blank-books
ruling, commercial printers, etc,
should read the card of Messrs. Carter 4
Gibson, book-binders, rulers and prin-
tiers, corner Of Lamar aud Elm streets.
This firm has every facility for turning
out work In the very best manner at
prices that will compare favor ably
with those demanded in Northern and
Eastern cities.
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G'ilutfOn.

l would inform all persons who have tn
ken lessons OF Mr.. DuHy that 1t is illegal for
them to teach the cart Compositn outs,de Of
their own household or to offer for sale artl-
cles made by this art, as have, by purchase.
the sole right to teach and sell in DalIas
Therefore, caution all persons against the
use OF ms VII beyond their own homes.
will here state that Mr.. Duffy has ponsti.
tuted me an agent for the sale of territory.
Any one wishing to engage in the business
can be taught at my house, and be Supplied
with territory. Call at 40 Main street.
MRS. NJ. L. SWAIN.
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withdrawn.

BY notice published in another COL
umn 1t will be seen that Mr.. J. M.
Howell withdraws from the canvass as
candidate for Collector of Taxes Of
Dallas county. OF course The HERALD
Is ignorant Of the causes that induced
this step ON Mr. part. Had he
seen fit TO hY the race he
would undouh asheavv
vote, as he
know ant
Of honor
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PergOIlnf.

The HERALD received n call yes
terday from Mr., ]. VIM. Floyd, late of
the Shelbyville (Illinois) Independent,
who visits our city and State for pleas
ure and health. Like all our visitors, he
Is most favorably Impressed with our
great State. THE HERALD wishes him
n most pleasant visit.
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ny far the largest stock ever before brought
TO Ibla market. $4,000 rolls direct fiom The
largeat factory Ia The world. All can rely
on finding lust what lhoy want, Designs
now aud beautiful and prices NJ the very
bottom. Ladies' are particularly invited 10
call and examine. u. LYLE,
COZ MINI RlrOel.
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notice another circular, signed "Alpha,"
being distributed through the streets, which
10 malicious SANDER upon myself. / learn
that one Fred Cullen is the author of said
document, and hereby promise my frienils
that / will satisfactorily answer the same
between now and the day of election.
JAS. f. BARKLEY.
Dallas, February IL, 1876.
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Fair Warming.

Mrs. NJ. Il. Swain having purchased of Mr.
Frank Duffy the right to teach the art Com
posit," in the city and county of Dallas,
offers her services to all who wish to learn
this beautiful art.
/ am now prepared to receive pupils sin
ely or in classes. Ladies and gentlemen
wishing to take lessons are Invited to call
and see the specimens now ready for insfec-
ton at 7l0 Main street.
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take this method 10 inform my frlonds
that | | have Withdrawn from the race for
Collector OF Taxes for Dallas county.
My friends VIII plonse accept my sincere
thanks for the interest they have taken In
my election. Respectfully,
fobl3 JNO. NJ. HOWELL.
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The Mystic ReVelIers
Proclamation.
In the Nam.

In the Name OF the Prophet gigo.
WHEREAS His Most Ora ,ous AIolostc.
Rex, with the advice ofhis Prime
Prince Mus,apha, has declare fs.rt
the King of the Cannibnl
now In open rebellion aud secNIJ ..I.
the royal trilnnphal, occidental u.r..u. AL
His Most Blessed Majesty Rex t m
well-beloved capital, Dallas,
us Decreed, That BoAharb, l High
Chamberlain of the Empire, N a5cebv Az.
thorl2ed 10 appoint, and by theso picsouts
does appoint
THE KHEDIVE OF DArLASAH,
Tax Gatherer General. who ls chnrged with
the duty of collecting from the tuthtli the
FIJI war tax, and accounHug TO tho First
Lord OF the Treasury, the mighty Priuce Ab-
dalai, therefor. Tho oureo ~ Aliah Ge uCol,
the recreant subject who sAa'l fail to pay
tribute TO Rex
BY the King Himself: AEN.
II Is Recorded:
BoGHARIB, Il. II. G.
Royal Balloon, Off the Sandwich Islands
January 26, 1875,
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The Troubadours were greeted with
a fine house last evening, though their
performance was hardly up to their
former excellent standard.
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DALLAS, TEXAS.
SUNDAY MORNING FRB. 10.
PREPERRRD SPECIALS.
Lost.

Ono Double-case I'm ylish Lever Watch, No.
1885; u, d. Johnson, London, maker. A
suitable reward will DO paid for the recoy-
CRY Of the same, ana no questions asked,
Address J. W. Webb, Dallas, Postofice.
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Mrs. Warren, lately of Houston, Texas, has
taken tho house owned by Captain Bryan,
No. u Lamar street, where she is prepared to
accommodate few more boardors. The
best Of referencesg given and required.
lehDilW
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Personal.

II Frank Sweat Collins, now In the state
OF Texas, Will communicates with HIS mother,
NJ New Orleans, Louisiana, ho viii learn
something greatly 10 his advantage. He has
recently fallen heir 10 u fortune that should
receive his attention. II. Il. l.. febl3dlw
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ReIigi0us Noftea

Elder Us Sweeny, OF Paris, Ken tucky
VIII hold n series OF meetings at the Chris
tian Church, assisted by the Pastor, com
mencing on Sunday. the 18th instant, at
haif-past 10 a. IN. All are invited.
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eIth OF Februnry, 1870,

And thereflom until our departure, traffic,
labor, trade, and al otl,r occupations shall
cease, and Mirth reign supreme.
III. That all LINES OF TRANSPORTATION OK.
tending throughout OUR R.AAL DOMAIN,
Immediately cause 20 DO promulgated re-
duced tariil OF rates, for the benefit of all
loyal subjects, who may desire 10 sec Our
Royal Capitol on thnt day.
III. We command the rades, arts, me-
chanies, citizens and soldiers, societies OF
every kind, maskers, jewellers, prom enaders
and all OF our iun-loVing subjects TO pass In
review before our royal presence. Ana
when the shades of night Shall fail upon or
beloved city, let Hoods OF light, and golden
fire Hume the streets, and then
The Mystic Jewellers
Appear In gorgeous splendor, and tho mul.
titude gather NJ our places OF festl yitlae 10
add 10 the p easure and glory OF our relpu.
BY THE KINGS COMMAND. God save thp
King
Given under oar Hand ana seni. al The
Palace of Wyamni2e, this The 2dh uay OF
January, 1876, ana nlne hundred ANA nMS w.
ninth year of our reign.
By the King Himself REX
Attest BOGHARlB
Jan2Sdtf Lord High Chambe.Nn, y
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Anania WAnind

For Dallas and county, and every county In
the state. Canvassaers OF either sex arc sue
cessful, and are making $500 monthly. All
Agents must give security In that amount
Jan6dtf DALLAS i. q. BOx 6Ss.
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J. v. chlIdsrs,

Surgeon and Physician office, No. 4O1 Main
street, up stairs, Room No. ., whore no will
BIO found At all hours, both day and night
Jnn2l-dlm
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Wantod.

Small farms for sale or rent in order TO
meet tho demands.
City business promptly attended TO.
"a. II. H0SACK, Land Agent,
febpdlw Austin street, Dallas.
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Prescriptions most carefully compounded
at reasonable rates, both night and day, NJ
the Market Drug Store, $40 Main street, by
Il. II. EISENL0HR,
German Pharmacist.
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Wantod. Board,

by u gentleman and wife, for the summer
in strictly private family, No objections TO
living n short distance from town. Call on
or address WILLIAM DORIAN,
fobl2d2t Howe Machine Once.
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Tho largest assortment OF fine Soaps, Tooth
Brushes, Combs and choice Tens Just arrived
NJ the MARKET DRUG STORE,
$40 Main streetr
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~ acres OF good land, mostly prairie, lying
on .he waters OF Mesquite, ten miles East Of
Dallas, offered for few days at 50 50 per
1ore' oy w. y. LyTE & CO.,
Heal Eatate Agents, No. 100 Lamar street.
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RENDER UNTO CESAR, ETc.
Golden buckets Flowing Into the
Golfers Of His MajesIy.

SubjoIncd will be found the names
of tie loyal subjects who have prompt
ly complied with the imperial ukase
ordering the levy Of special tribute to
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BY Order Of the King.
TO Douglas. Whitney a Co., proprietos of
d Ills Malesty's Steam Candy Works, Dallas,
Texas, Greeting:
You are hereby ordered to reduce the nr,ce
OF pure homemade candles, and sell the
same for forty cents per pound or three
pounds for one dollar. Herein fail not under
penalty of Royal displeasure
BOGHARlB,
Lord High Chamberlain.
OFFICE DOUGLAS, WHITNEY q ca,
DALLAS, February 2, 1876.
Through respect to the King-To Bopharib
Lord High Chamberlain:
In obedience TO the order of His Rova,
Highness his loyal subjects cheerf,llly com.
ply. DOUGLAS, WHITNEY & Co,
Steam Candy Works.
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metropolitan Nsws s.ora.

Vt. Louis Daily Times, Republican, and
Globe Democrat seven papers weeh-da.
iivered TO any part of the city ron THIRTY
CENTS, IN advance. Corner Elm and syea-
'aoio o''oo's' janSO-dtf
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NJ. .. lsmp', L.osr A., -.

- - ~~'''f NoHot otoF bepot,
A. jacob orcssmon's Beer saloon, corner
OF Main and Poydras streets, has lust no.
ceived car load Of their CELEBRATED l,arer
Beer, both bottled and In Kegs. Orders will
be promptly attended 10.
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rrivate boarding, No. iQ Lamar street.
between Ross avenue and Hord street. First
class boarding, aud oil the comfors, of n
hoine' jan3C-dtf
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Dealer In Hides, Wool and Furs. Pays cash
Tor Dry Bones, Steer, Bunalo ana Deer
Horns, Wax, Tallow, Etc. feb,dtf
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Highest price paid for Human Hair.
y. lRAISoN,
81 Main street.
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importerof Human Hair and manufacture,
OF Millinery Goods. s,Ip.ISom
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10 Bogh.ub, lo,d High Chambmlnini
|, Tho undersigned bank ollicols and bu,
slness men, recently appointed "Ass'slant
Iax'dNherem General at the Umpire Of HIS
Majesty, ltlng OF the Carnival" BATTERED by
this ireGh OF the Royal favor, and being fully
satlsllol hat his loyal SUBJECTS, who desire
to receive with becoming pomp aud glory
the KING, upon the occasion OF the hrst
Royalyls 10 the Royal Capitol, having The
hest lnieWsls, welfare ana prosperity Of
Norlhresas ana Dallas ai heart do accept
tho lrisl eonhded 10 them. They would
most earnestly urge upon The citizens,
properly and all who desire The
progress aud prosperity Of Dallas TO respond
liberallJ as the occasion OF the Kings enlIy
aud solonrn viii DO the grandest, most mag.
nlhoeni pageant ana spectacle ever wit.
noss'd Ia Texas, and will be The means OF at.
traopng thousands OF people and dolara TO
The dly,
II. MI. r. T., Barry Is hereby deputIzed 10
assist Major II. W, Baylor the efficient Tax
datlor General, In the collection OF the oFlJl
Wal Tax"
Signed ~, V, TOMpKINA
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BY REX, KING OF THE CARNIvT.
CARNIVAL PALACE
February !, 1876.
To Our Well Beloved Subjects Of Dallas:
Rh0U ne, That, repoalug special confidence
in the Velor, Integrity und loyalty OF our
wen beloved subject,
MAJOR e. W. BAYLOR,
We have caused TO he transmitted T., him
through Bogharib Lord High Chami eri"in
of the Empire, the Assessment Rolls OF tbe
FIJI War Tax with Instructions 10 collect
tho same instanterr, publish daily the names
OF our subjects wto ntaY pay their tribute.
to Rex, and deposit he sn6 lels collected
with Adams IL Leonard banRais to The
creditor our War Department.
BY the King AimkelG REX.
IL Is recorded
BoG;f,RB, Il. II. g.
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ABrand New Rosewood Bradbury Piano, -
Used only one week, for sale ut a great dis.
count. Apply to
CHAS. FRED. TUCKER,
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Mrs. n. J, Coleman

All kind OF Hair Work done on short no.
tice. u JpAIonN
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Leave your orders for Mardl Gras suits
with Hamilton Il Co., 4O7 Main street.
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9ailg 4stald.
THE pAIly HERALD

VIII be found an sale by tho news
boys On all irains Of the Texas
and Pacific railway, and NJ the news
stands NJ the Legrand, hnn Jncinto
and Lnlmar hotels,
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CITY BUSINESS.
A Card.

Hot and Cold Baths Mt Wilson's, No.
IA Elm street. decl5d2m
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Caty of Dallas,

AMI Ihat we may Dc feeelVed with booming
splend0r, We Issue this our Royal Decree.
J. Attended by our armies, our hith dig.
nitnres, ana our household guards, airayed
In royal mngnillcence, we VIII make otn en-
try into our beloved capital, and receive lie
Keys OF tile city from'Our loyal Mayor, on
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Importer of Human Hair and manufacturer
of Millinery Goods, SIRAIsoN
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street. va 'i"ii'
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highest price paid for Human Hair.
=. IRALs0N,
5la Main atreat.
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All kind OF Hair Work done on short M
s. IRASON,
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BY Order Of tho kino,

"MardiI iras" suits made to order by Ham.
ilton n Co., 407 Main street.
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Ladies' Hair Dressing Emporium 5ll Main
street.
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Il. p. BARRY,
Tax-Gatherers General to His Most Blessed
Highness Rex.
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EaIct By Inc KIng of tho carnI,al.
EdIcI No. 1

TO our Loyal SubIocts-Greeting
kHow yo, That We, KING OF THE OARsfyAL
sovereign Ruler of the Realms OF Mlrill,
Folly anl Pleasure, do Issue this oar Edlct,
ANA proclaim shat we Will pay our first an
NUM- visit 10 our hplOyel
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Reserved se0tS con bet tseft
son 3 Mapgets RairJaa'l ast N.a
Grand GUlul
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-11-10
MURDER At DoDaEvILLC.

On election day a noted bully
named Leach stabbed to death q
man named Robbins, and cut anoth-
er named Haas very severely. The
greatest excitement prevailed, and
at one time 1t was feared that the
people, in their rage, would take
the law in their own hands, and
make short work OF the murderer :;
which through the efforts of the Of
ficers aud the wise counsels of the
cooler heads was prevented, and the
fellow was lodged in Jail. We know
nothing of the circumstances of the
murder, except from disconnected
rumor. The murderer is known as
dangerous character, and it is said
purchased knife in the morning of
the murder, and said he would kill
some one before night. During the
day he got into different broils, and
was with difficulty prevented from
committing murder once or twice
before he succeeded. The murder
ed man, we hear, was an English
man, having been in the country but
q year or two; was unmarried; a
peaceably disposed good citizen
The man Haas was wounded in at.
tempting to save Robbins.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-11-10

APoLoGETIC.- Through a misun-
derstanding between Crawford Of
the Democrat, and the editor of the
TRIBUNE, about election dispatches,
an impression was had and expressed
by the latter, to the effect that the
proprietors of the Democrat and
that party in the city declined to
contribute toward paying for such
dispatches, while they sought to OBJ
tain all the Information received. SO
far as possible we wish to correct
this impression, as to Mr.. Crawford
at least, he having contributed liber-
ally on coming to al understanding
of the matter.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-11-10

New and fashionable Ready Made
Wooks, for Lddies and Misses also
all kinds of Beaver and Trimmings
for Cloaks, can be found at the City
Store at very low prices.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-11-10

WANTED, 10000 HoGs.-All stags
and boars and big-bellied sows will
be docked. ! will pay the highest
market price. john GRADER.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-11-10

Sufficient returns are received
from the different psrts of Iowa
county to justify tho belief that
Hayes has carried the county by
handsome majority. and Hazelton by
over 200. Dunn for Sheriff, and
Pryor for County Clerk, are the only
Republican nominees OF whose cleo
ton there is any doubt; and the in
dications are decidedly in favor of
the election OF every man Oh our
ticket, except Johnson, for Assem-
bly,, in the Nothren district.
The vote in the Southern Assem-
bly, district is especially grateful to
Republicans. Hayes majority in
the district can not be less than 500
-bctter by 100 than was ever done
in the district before. Hazelton's
majority in the same precints is
about As less. The majorities on
county officers in the same district
vary from 325 to 700-Mr. Pryor
being the lowest, and Mr.. Kessler
the highest. 1t is not thought prob
able by any party that the Demo-
cratic majority in the Northern dis
trict can exceed 800, except it be
for Sheriff, Mr.. Kennedy, who is ex-
pected to run ahead but to over
come Mr.. Dunn's majority in the
Southern district (about 45O) is not
thought probable.
That Mr.. Tramel would run ahead
in the Southern district was to be
expected. He is one OF our oldest
citizens; enjoys a large acquaint-
ance; is highly esteemed for many
sterling qualities is poor man,
and known by all to be eminently
qualified for the position. While on
the other hand, Mr.. Pryor is known
to but few Of our people, and is not
an expert in the science of running
for office; though those who know
him will vouch for his merit and
qualifications as strongly as can be
done for Mr.. Tramel.
81 LATER.
Complete returns from the county
show that Hayes has 305, and Hazel
ton 222 mai. Kessler is elected by
465 maj; Cleminson, by 534; Pryor,
by III; Reese, by 245; Sands, by
DDS; Comfort, by AIS; Hope, by 1888 /;
Gray, for Assembly, by SO; Dunn,
for Sheriff, is beaten by 81 votes !;
aud Johnson for Assembly in the
Northern district, by l85.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-11-10

ALI HoNoa TO LINDEN.-To the
gallant Republicans of Linden is
due large part Of the credit for
the handsome majority Hayes has
in Iowa County. The strong men
Of the party there put their shoulders
to the wheel and gave the car of
Republicanism an impetus that was
irresistible. When Linden rallys in
her might even the hosts of High
land and Clyde are powerless for
evil in the politics of Iowa County.
There is too much liberty-loving
British blood in Linden for the
party Of oppression and wrong to
meet with favor thore.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-11-10

THE celebrated Richardson, ,Galena
made, Boots are on hand and for
sale at Sherwood a. Borg's City Store.
Every pair warranted to give salts
faction,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-11-10

CARTWRIGHT Il JAMES still sell the
Estey Organ and will not be UNDER
sold by anyone. Organs sold on the
monthly installation plan by them.
They are agents for the Chickering
pianos in Iowa county. Also West
ern Cottage and Loring a. Blake or
gans. Al
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-11-10

DUNN DEFEATED BY DODGEvlLLH.
The only man beaten Oh tho Re
publican County ticket is Edward
Dunn, for Sheriff, for which Dodge
vile is responsible. 1t was not ex-
pected that Mr.. Dunn, being a
Mineral Point man and opposed by
one who had boarded in Dodgeville
for two years, would get his party
vote there, but that he would lose
orer too hundred in that place was
not calculated upon, even by those
who know the nnreliability ofDodge-
vile Republicans. Though Mr..
Tramel was resident Of this city
for forty years, known to all as hav-
ing fine abilities forth office; needing
the place, and esteemed highly by
his neighDors, he was able to run
only l22 ahead in Mineral Point
city and town on a total vote Of 947.
This was because the Republicans
'eorkel TO save Mr.. Pryor all the
votes they could. Had the repre-.
sentative Republicans of Dodgevi!ie
done the same for Mr.. Dunn he
would have been elected.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-11-10
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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-11-10

For RENT OR SALE. A desirable
city residence. Large lot and baru,
cistern and well. Good six-ro omed
house. Apply to
31tf HENRY GUNDELFINGER.