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The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-08-24

The message of his Excellency of yester-
day, the seventeenth inst, was taken up
with the accompanying Senate bill No.
$50, and read: 1e.' .- 30 .rnf
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-07-04
sucbcn er6altcn bel Gpurao 9efcr

sucben erBaltcn bel Gonrao 8cdcr
cine gang neue Iuspabl pom Nccorbeons,
gioIinen II. @uitarren, weIde er gu ben
biaisiten Yreiien p~erfauft. Serielbe i'm:
portirte slei9fals cine sroBe Waiie idonsr
Saiten, barunter e3te italienii9e, fir Yio>
linen unb @uitarren, auf pelde CT bsions
oers aufmertiam ma3t.
guBerbem erbielt berielbe iebr idDne u.
paiienoe @ebetbii6er fir &inber, pel9e bic
erite 81. Communion empIansen, pie ebens
faus &erSen II. &oienfrdnse, cine Nuspabl
MteBsepdnber, &audmdntel, alben pon
e9ten b%riiiieIer Spisen, fem seitifte Yres
bistsS touen, MeBsewdnber unb S9leier,
MonitranSen, &elde, Gommunionstelde,
glumenitrauBe, Statuen, 8reuse II. glltar
2eu9ter, weI9e ct Der beionoeren gea9tuns
&auhuitiser empfieblt, bic sr freunSli9it
einlaoet ieinen brilliant ausseitatteten Store,
go. $50 MainitraBe, Dubuque, ;u beiu9en
uno feline Waaren gu beii9ti9en.
Conrad Beder.
N. b. Seine Croquet Sets unb Sosels
t0rbe werben, um bamit ;u rduuen, gum
&oitpreiie ~pertauft. 246-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-07-04
Staot + Amteeeeno.

Das att Is. Sebruar 1872 Don Der
bier berufenen Misunderstanding Der
2uremburser ernannte permamente Gomite
our Setreibuns ber GOniularanselesenbeit
beitebenb aus BEN Serrn:
9. 81. &oob pon ct. OonatrS;
81. Rifs pom Dubuque;
g. Seuerb BON ct. Oonatus;
pirb biermit sebeten am 0onneritas, ben
6. Suli, Mitta9s spei llbr ii9 in Der Office
Der v@asette" einsutnben, ba wi9tise
gesenitdnbe sur SerbanIuns purIiesen.
Der 8rGiiosnt bes Gomites.
Ns. 9alen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-07-04
Die T'riifamsem oer ST. 2aariea-
S6ufen.

Vim Anfan9e pteler Wobe be9arltteil Die
9riifunsen Der bieiisen beuti6en ct. Wfas
rienpfarri3ulen. Montas beitanben bic
&naben unter 2ebrer s. Sisi ibr gramen.
Die gltern fOnnen NIT ben 9eiitunsen Der
S9iiIer redt sufrieben iein unb purbe elm
bebeutenber alieitiser SOrti6ritt bemerft.
Die Srasen wuroen i9neu unb prompt be-
antuortet, Die &e3enaufsaben, meiit benz
practii9en Qeben entnomme,t, nit Teritdnbs
nib seI0it. Seiorbers fielen Die i6Onen
beuti9en unb ensIii3en SanbI9riften auf.
9lm Sisnitas urb Mittpo9 fanben bic
Prifunsen Der Wdb6eni3uIen itatt. Sn
allen GlaIien, mir fOnnen IS nit Stol, II.
Sreube melben, paren bic ~9eiitunsen iebr
gut, iowobl i'm gnsliiden ais I'M 0euti3en,
benz &e9nen unb b~eionbers i'm S9reiben.
Sn ben i6On sebunbenen Seften finben ii@
wabre cuaisrapbii6e Muieri9riften. CUR
Ibwe9ieluns wurten in beioen Spra9en
9stIamationen, @eidnse unb our9 Die
obere Mdb9encIaile aud ~fleinere Orumen
por9etra9en, Die ale pon tief 9riitli9em
@eiite Seusenb, nit @ei9it uno Seritanbs
niB bebanbelt wurben unb bas SubIitum
f~reuten. Die Safe beS Sdulbauies, in
bsr bic P~riifunsen it~attfanben, war feitli9
seI9mitt uub spar seidmidt nit ben Dir
beiten Der fIeinen Mdb9enbanbe, wel9e
bic Yfarri3uIen beiu9en. Sa binsen
ni6t weniser aIs $50 9aar seitridte
Striimpfe aler glrt, Sbaple, Nubias, Nabs
arbeiten Der ue,i9iebeniten Sortsn unb Su
ben peri6iebeniten 3weden, 9ddeIar5eitsn,
sefeppte unb seitridte 9eden, 5uBtiien,
&urtenbalter unb uie bic Tauienb Sa9en
unb SG9el9en beiBen, pomit Der weibs
li9e S9Onbeitsfinn bas !Saus gu i6mif;
fen peiB. geionbers fielen pra9tuoue
.Saararbeiten auf.
Oas iinb bic Grsebniie fatbOIii@er
grsiebunsl Oa pir6 bas Sinh ni9t ALIEN
i'm gnsIii@en, 2eien, S3reiben unb Gte3s
men unterri9tet, nein es lernt aud bas
0euti9e sur ieIben 3eit uno mod mebr:
uniere G69ter %Iernen, sIei9 pom geiu6e
Der S9ule an, mbeiten. Ni3t ALIEN iene
feinen weibli9en arbeiten, bic nut benz
9tei9en unb benz Gurus bienen, uein pors
erit jene Nrbeiten, pie iie bic tSausfrau
brau9t: ndben, itriten, .flifen, Sei9nen.
9lber nod mebr ais bas gilt iener nit Der
ReIisiOn uerbunbene llnterri6t in ben beis
lisen 9runbiaten Der Moral, wie i'm bic
Staatsi9uIe ni9t seben fam uno Der aud
elm Sweis bss S6uIunterri6tes biIbet.
aaes in 9llem senommen, iteben, mir
piOerbulen es nit Stols, bic 2eiitunsen bies
fer Yiurri9ulen BEL ben bei9rantten Mits
teln melt iiber ben reid ausseitatten Ous
buqrer Stautsi3ulen. Gum S9IuB cine
Semertuns.
Warum betbeilisen ii9 bic Wanner Der
@emeinbe ni9t better bel iuI@en @eIesens
beiten? @ir ieben Sabr aus Sabr Elm
SieieIben penisen 2eute ba. Gs III bas
cine pra9tise @elesenbeit benz llnueritun6e
3u bepeiien, baB bic OifentIi6sn S9uIen
in ibren 2~eiftunsen binter BEN gfarri9uIen
5urititeben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-07-04
2ieiCe na6 oer AnsfeGuua. Siel

wS3e ielten ibren beimatbIi@en Serb per.
Iieben, fi3 ieSo@ in bieiem SABRE gu elmer
&eiie na@ Der gtusitelluns enti6lieBen,
fOnnen bas &eiien mi3t e%rtrasen. 8ir
ratben ibnen besbaIb, cine 6lai3e uon 81
aneaf &6mis's Samburser
Srope en- uIs &eiiebesleiter mitsufabren,
oa bieielben III alien 6dQen BON &rantbeit
bas bette Seimittel line.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-07-04
Srnmme Sam6nrser aropfeu.

Wir bOren, baB man6e apotbeter auf gers
Iansen lsere Samburser GropfensS GLADDEN.
NIT einem @smii6e fiaen, wsIdss fe aIs
ais d@te Samburser &ropfen aussebem.
9aIet eu3 ni9t betriSeu, ionbern bsbaltet
INNER i'm @e6d6tniB, baB bic einsis a6ten
Or. @usuit &Smis'S Sumbur8er
Sropen nur in OrisinuIuerpatuns pers
Fault werben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-07-04
Seit orei sa6reu. idrsibt Mutbias

Seit orei Sa6rem, idreibt Matbias
S9umbers aus @atertown, sebrau9e i'd
in meiter SamiIie Or. gilbert Gonrabi's
u ussburser Eropfen unb baltic iie
itets ucrrdtbis; nod ME baben ie iid aber
10 treifi6 bepdbrt, aIs Bel Dem bOsartisen
6ieber meiner iiinsiten Sodter 0iiette, bic
in iiberrai6enb turser 5eit berseitelt
wuroe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-07-04

2sfag nun 9err Seer, Der ben Geu i'm
S9weiSersuse pOrteat, feline S9ulOisteit
tbun, ONer ni3t, er lit in i9limmer v6ir."
SebIt er ben 9lpfel, eri9isBt er ben SObn,
triift er ben9lpfel, nun bann muB ct ben9eBs
Ter, ieinenPartner, 9errn Bidder, mor6en.
6riSOIim, 6ribOIin $50 iou bas pobl BIN ?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-07-04

2Semm DER @eiSen nm Dubuque ale 10
ausfebi, pie Der bes Sarmers bon Gable
Mount, Der 10 older fir S. pertauite unb
@elb BEL benz 9anbel MAIDEN ioa, bunn
itebt's f6Iimm. SOnit 1T bas &lcsen cine
@ewObmbeit BEL ben 6armern, aber unter
ben llmltdnben mare ss leiber gu sesriabet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-07-04

2Sie piefe 9duier iolen wObl beute,
am 4. Sui" in Sranb seitedt, wie uieIe Ysrs
iOnem unsIidIi9 werben bur9 9uIuer unb
6eueruerf? user weiB. Sn bieiisen 9as
ben liesen sanSe 2aiten bes sefdbrli9en
Stoffss aus9ele9t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-07-04

Sd 6afte &itmeiers GaItfors
mia Weinbitters fir fas bette Mittsl
fir sei9wd9te Herionen, bic zines Tonifs
bebirfen; fir alte 2eute sibt es ni9ts 8sis
ieres, idreibt SEER %. Roie bon Montis
cello, 81.
Sn Dubuque gu baben lie Der Npotbsfs
pon Z. @. Huete SO. sos Mains StraBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-07-04

pas 9ampf6oot SubiOn wurbe in
6rOnt Der 9OitOffice bur9 MaridaI 9ebers
ling fir $40 uerfauft. Sames Susbss
eritanb cs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-07-04

9as 9feioerse(ddft pom u. Granger
an MainitraBe lit sei6IOien wOrSen. Die
@ei6i9te iOu trumin iteben unb getrus
porliesen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-07-04

2sitmeiers oentf6e Se6ems. Glen,
beitebt sans aus gflunsenitoffen, unb lift
sdnsli9 fret pom i9dOIiden Subian;en.
Sn Dubuque gu baben in Der Npotbete
BON Z. @. Guete, go. 56s Main: StraBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-07-04

Den &e6rioern Setter, benz Sbsriii II.
Sobannp eterGerring bem@rpraiibentsn Ses
Piuss unb bss ct. Mlpbonius:9 ereins,
bra6ten bic Sreunbe gum 9~atronsfeite Elm
Stdn6@en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-07-04
An Sreitaa A6eno wurbe cine Ratis

ficationsmeetins an @aibinston Square
absebaIten, bas entbuiiaitii9 bic bemotra.
tiide Domination sutbieB. Mfebrere &ebs
ner traten auf unb ipra6en iiber bic polis
tide Gage. Sn ben psri9ieSenen @arSs
bate man Sreuoenfeuer angesiinoet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-07-04

&Beumatii6e S6mer,en werben sebeilt
nit DR.. Sitler's &beumatic &emebp.
9aranttrt Gbeumatismus, Reurals
sia, u. dbnIi6e &rantbeitenii fiber
gu beilen. gei alien Ipotbefern gu baben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-07-04

Der METROPOLITAN 2eibffaa in Der
Hdbe hes @tbsraums, friber BON Esfsr une
Sdssr, jest &atcliH unb Gibbs sebaiteu, 1T nit
elmer AuspabI uprtrefni6er 8uti6sn unp Bug
siss, iUpie ben tefen pfsrbsn s%erisben. gEcr
etEe Spasierfabrt MAIDEN. prer biuaus in bic
6esene fabren nil, fol- bort feline Sresr bintsrs
laIIer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-07-04

Oommerltas 3ur ssa9t wnrbe bier Bel
&idmonb & glafe in Der gidbe Der Soft.
office einsebrO6en nnb fir etwa $1,000
wertb Sitter, Sdnber, Seioe, Spiten II.
/. 10. seitobIen. Die Oiebe forcirten bas
Seniter on Der Ilep, mo iie elniiesen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-07-04

2Ian nil wiiem, baB am 4. nidt
~rpeniser uls $4,000 Srembe sur Stabt TOM.
men. Sas ideint uns ni9t iibertriebsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-07-04

peA- S6wa6e, nsrsSle junse Manner unb
Delicate 5rauensir,msr ipaten 6rasiers &pot Bit
tsrs sebrau6en. 81 257-270 S91
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-07-04

pie 6eioem bisiisen S9weiternatabes
mien batten leste @O6e ibre Sabrespriis
funsen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-07-04
Stcae 9efnbt

Gin unssrteiratttter fatbslifHr ettrsr In ,intna esutf&tn
Semtnar auf sebiltet, elm tnttisr Srsanif unp Sanger,
rel&er teutf6 une srsltf6 unterrt6iet, iutt cine eteas.-
kaun elei& eintrettn, Austunft In Der Grptsitisu bieIes
Sldties. @ats 8susnifs Nnb p~srtanssn. bab
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-07-04
M / Ott9
-fir-
Wdrtner unb Sarmer /!
.Saiier Wilbelm~ &raut.
@ammotb 6oliab SnSiau Corn.

gDir pHaustsn lsstss 5ribiatr auf erns Sslans, elm, ilsirs
Guantitat (pel6s mir nit ptslsu S6pieristsiten srbieltsn),
eteler bic iest ned ielteusnart rieientateu 9Del6ternes. SH
september tanesn mir eur6 pirfIt9 es ~ en- ole
bbbe Der Nlebriapl Der gaanien II bic 10 Jus u. NOD rad.
lsne,. NIT srst bis fanf u%nsebeaerH Asbren an fat isest
Strd.
Der Grtras mar stra 200 SufbsI @sli6fpru. atbrtn per
gder, uns tine tspr srpBe piahe Suffers her feiutsa
GHllitit.
gDir bdttsn bic game Grnsts ,u sintm sutsn grdls an st-
men Ner gprter SaamensS anelsr perfautsn tpnnen babea
Is ahsr Mot gotham, une je8en es rrr, iiele @rnete fur une-
re ,ahlretHen tane SuneeR ~ bebaIten, ee e. In ibreIn Der.
tbeils fnssn Tsreen, ltp ~peni8fens einsn tletuen I bil sitsr
leltenen Serte 81 taern, I'm 1fe i'm 5rubiabre su pHan;sa.
1l4t8e 6arner, rel4e ans pfiisen NIT i6mdlsn y I u.
zen, (9ulttpateren limb psnis pertt) betperieits jrilder
zen aeiesn, ans an esn baufssn @sbrau4 her 9ade slau-
ben, psresn fp uper ben Grfel9 runeern. 9Dr .lsnesn per
grit an irssns cine aerefs etn 9aaust mad @mpfars spn
30 Gents unp ;rei eret Sent Clamps, per BRET gdauste
mao enpTan8 zines Dollars uRe 'pei bri Gent Stamps.
An Gsenten tar $500 per Duseno uno 4 erst cent Stamps.
~ unler Vprratp 1T nt6t febr erps. geripnen,
psl&e BON pbisem Saamsn punfSen, leQitn ni6t ldumsn
TIRE Sefslunsen stnSulenpeu. &le Saamsu ale frila uns
t%stnifabts earanttrt. 8elne g0aaren selanet tur 6. 3. D.
Sas Sele mus Der Settluns teieeltlchen rerpen. BUR il.
be Der pbissn Sprten Saamel a%ereire
Telig Glare s. &c.,
. 243-269 8 $50 22i Gan 1t3 Str. Mem Sort.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-07-04
SGwino fudjt ge6eirt !!

Gin alter arSt, rtlhsr f6 spn Isinem @sid6tts ,uradae-
jessn bat, trbielt ssH tinem efineiI6en gltiisndr has Re.
cent CUR cersituns elmer tinfaSeu ans gHan,snfehsn be-
itebsneen GrSne CUR itntgen une ii6eren pstluHs Der Nus.
;ebruas, Sdrineludt hes 9atarrts, her gnabrahiateit,
une aler Sals. une Experimentation ebsAlp Gin fi6srts
giittel Be9en Nerrenfdpd6e unb ale Nsrpens eeieen. glaa-
eem CT eehen aueerpresntlih beilsnee araft In 5auIsneeH
Baden erprebt bat, fublt or It'd perpHihtst, % ieinen leiesns
ten Niitmenlbtn betannt u MAIDEN.
Eur6 eisen @rune bepcstn une befeelt sen BEN Wun.
ite, Der ~leesneen Weni6bsit ~ btisn, isneei or loren.
frei" bisfes @eeept NIT peatdneiser 9rtlaruns ,ur 3ubt-
rsituns une sum8tbrauS ~ferlebsn, an ALE eisitnietn, wtlae
eieies plnlaen.
Ssuee stnsu gpffams In tintm Srisfe uns Hsnue bic
3situns nit Namsn, IN pelGs su bic Gnjeist setsH BAT.
DR.. w. G.. STEVENS,
238-290 Munroe Block, Syracuse, N. Y.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-07-04
ct. 2outs Marft6eriht.

Ss~Iesrapb.) SUM- 80. 1876.
@ei;en-rotber, 0inter go. 2, $3.50
@eli6forn-43 bis A Gts.
Safer-29 bis 33 Cts.
S9weinefIei 9-S2O.OO.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-07-04
SaicQQo WQrftberiht.

Wer S~elesrapb.) Suni 80. 1876.
Meb $40 bis 5.25.
n.-No. 2, $l.O5.
W elf9forn.-46 bis Al Cts.
Safer-30 9ts.
Butter-l7 bis 25 9ts.
Gier-11 bis 123 Gts.
@bisfp-sl.lO4.
&inbpieb-S2.5O Bis $50.
9 peine-S5.75 bis $50.
cd einef Ell d-S19.3O.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-07-04
WilWaufee Warftberidt.

Wilwaafee Marftberidt.
(per Ielssrapb.) SUM- 80. 1876.
@eiSen-Ro. 2, s1.o6.
5afer--30 Gts.
Weli6tor n-45 Gts.
@erite-No. 2, ~ 9ts.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-06-14
NUMBER "a.

HIGH School ENTERTAINMENT
The exhibition given by the men,
bers of the High School last Friday
was such an one as to have afforded
an agreeable recreation to goodly
audience, and to have swelled the
School Library Fund to the extent
OF about S65.0O. The music was
furnished by Gillrnann's Orchestra,
and the Osborne Family; a duet by
Misses Jacka and May, also given,
was finely rendered. Miss Anna
Clark read well-written address of
welcome. Some tableaux represent
ing some of the moro prominnnt
ideal personages, made immortal by
the pens of Tennyson, I.ongiellow
and Whittier, were well conceived
and rendered. Some wee ones from
the primary rooms Of the lower
ward went through the same exer-
else in calesthsnics which the pupils
in the city schools have been in the
habit Of performing during the past
year; these little trots formed a
very fpretty spectacle. With the
rendition Of tho dramatizcd story Of
Dickens David Copperfiold, the ex-
ercises closed. To say that each ono
engaged in this play played his part
well, and indeed exceeded the antic-
ipations of friends, would be but
simple justice. Much study aud
careful discrimination could alone
have enabled high school pupils to SO
well enact drama which brought
ont lat least to degree) a few Of
those almost real beings, around
which Dickens had thrown the
glamour OF his genius.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-06-14
T. PRrEsrLEY, Supt.

SUICIDE AT RIDGEwAY.--The Are
ma Star says that on Tuesday, June
9th, two boys of Arena "found a son
Of Edward jones, known as Specta-
Gle Jones, of Ridgeway, hanging by
the neck in a lonely gulch about a
a quarter Of a mile from the house.
He was first discovered by some
dogs that were with the boys, which
set up such a fearful barking that
they supposed they had some wild
animal at bay, and going to the
assistance Of the dogs were brought
face to face with the body of the
young man. which had been hang
ing for four months. The body was
ia fearful state Of decomposition ;
his pants were tucked into the tops
of his boots, and the flesh had so far
decomposed that his boots were filled
to OVERLOOKING. He had been away
on several occasions before, and left
again early this spring, but took no
clothes with him, which gave rise to
suspicious at the time that all was
not right, and general search was
instnted for him, but being in an out
OF the way and secluded place, he
was missed lie was about twenty
years Of age.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-06-14

The Executive Committee of the
Iowa County Agricultural Society
met at Dodgeville on Wednesday
last, and decided to bold the next
fair OF the Society at Dodgeville on
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday,
September 26, q and %.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-06-14

TnR Grant county Aayocate is by
large majority the best Democratic
paper in this Congressional District,
because it is the most unscrupulous
and shameless in playing the Demo-
cratic role Of vilification and misrep.
resentation. In its last issue it
makes an unprovoked assault upon
Col. John g. Clark Of Lancaster, by
indirectly charging him with being
a party to a bargain by which he
was to receive the support of Iowa
county for Congress this fall. The
most fluent liar is the best Demo-
cratic "Reformer."
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-06-14
Local Intelligence.

~ Business Notices in local columns,
loaded, and in same type as local news, will
he charged for at the rate of 10 cents per line.
each Insertion. No business notice published
in this department, first issue, for less than
30 cents
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-06-14

Having the facilities of buying for
cash and the disposition to sell cheap,
Deller invites the public to call, ex-
anime his stock, which is complete
in every line, ard judge for them
selves, as he guarantees to quote tho
lowest prices at all times.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-06-14

REV. BUsnBY returned on Monday
from tour, on which he "took in"
Philadelphia, Washington, and other
places of Importance.
THE pupils Of the High School
wish to extend thanks to DR.. Field,
the Osborne family, and Prof. Gill
mann's orchestra, for valuable as
sistance at their recent entertain
ment.
THERE is to be sermon on Pro-
fame Swearing next Sabbath evening,
by Rev. Mr.. Reid, at the Presbyte-
rian church. Those who do not
swear land those who do) are invited
to attend.
THE ladies of Emery Lodge, /. o.
g. T., are requested to meet at tho
City Hall, Thursday afternoon, June
10th, for the purpose Of making the
carpet for their new hall. Each
should bring supper, as the work
will extend into the evening.
HARRY WEBB is striving to win
back his former customers, with
hopes OF success. He is located in
the room formerly occupied by John
Grass, on the public square, east
from the City Hall, where all who
want to be shaved, shampooed, or
clipped are requested to call.
WE regret our absence last week
when the TRIBUNE o1ice was honor
ed by the presence of Geo. A. Mar
shall, Esq, of Darlington. Mr..
Marshall is one of the staunch Re-
publicans to whose zeal and fidelity
is largely due the redemption of La
Fayette county from Democratic
rule. In the absence of editor Wrig-
ellsworth, Mr.. Marshall's graceful
and vigorous pen has been employed
on the Darlington Republican with
good effect.
= Coles CIRCUS was attended by
the largest crowd ever drawn to
Mineral Point on a like occasion.
1t is said that 1000 witnessed the
performance in the afternoon, and
nearly 5000 in the evening. On the
whole 1t was q good show, though
not up to what many expected from
the extensive advertising. The man
ayers are reported as stating their
receipts here the largest of any day
this season. Not less than $4,000
was spent by sight-seers; and yet
people complain that times are hard.
THE crops throughout Wisconsin are III The
very finest condition. Wheat, espccissy, gives
promises Of an abundant harvest.-Darugton
Republican.
We spent four days travelling in
Lafayette county last week, and
found no authority for the above
encouraging report of crop pros
poets. Chinch bugs are numerous
in most fields, and in some localities
farmers anticipate a failure of the
wheat crop entirely. We heard OF
few instances OF wheat being plowed
up and corn planted instead. Other
crops promise fairly.
THE Band-Box Battle, advertised
in the Democrat to come off on
July 4th, at Mineral Point, will be
an attractive feature of the celebra-
ton. If consent of the Chronicle
combata can be obtained, of which
there is little doubt, one of the edi-
! tors of the Democrat will be invited
to take part in the contest, and make
it triangular fight. The same apart
ment will suffice for the trio, except
that possibly the cover of the band
box may have to be- left off, that the
..big-head" of the DtmocrM man
| may not he crowded.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-06-14
DENTISTRY.
DR.. B. J. Coykendall,

nENTISr. All operations performed on the
j teeth in best mauter. aud with the best ma
tcra. Artificial teeth inserted, with view To
preserving the natural expression and contour of
the face, together with proper articulation and
accuracy Of III. Office In Claucrs block, High ST.,
Mineral Point, Wis. 1Stf
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-06-14

SELECT SCHooL.-Mrs. T.. A. Rowe
and Miss l.. NJ. Bishop will open
Select School in the Seminary Build
ing, Monday, June 10Th 1876. Terms
moderate.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-06-14
joseph G.. Mitch ellie.

DARRER Shaving, Shampooing and Hair Cut
- ting and Dressing done in the best styles
Next door TO Pulfor.s drug store.
Also manufacturer of all kinds Of hair work
Samples on exhibition at my shop.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-06-14

YoUNG MAN, go to II. T. Osborne
and get one Of those new style hats.
1t will improve your appearance
wonderfully
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-06-14

i
THs fact that farmers south Of Dodgcyillc
have been probably hauling wheat to the Mil
waukcc IL st. Paul road, this spring, Is pretty
good argument In favor of building q railroad
through Iowa county; and II II also a pretty
good argument IN favor Of having that road,
when built, independent Of the Mineral Point
r. X. Co. We have no feeling against either
tho city Of Mineral Point or the Mineral Point
X. X. Co. We wish both of them unbounded
prosperity. But when the pcoplc of II com
munliy propose to invest money IN business
enterprise, II Is well for them to take pains to
place 1t where It will do them the most good
-DodaeviHe Chronicie.
OF course no one can believe for
a moment, after reading the above,
that the Chronicle has any feeling
against the city Of Mineral Point.
II there existed such a feeling in the
heart Of the editor how could he say
with consistency that u railroad
through the county ought to be
''independent of the Mineral Point
Il. II. Co."
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-06-14
COM MERCIAL HOUSE.,

nODGEVILLE, WIS. opposite Court House.
- good bar and first class stable. Conyen-
itnce and Comfort of guests guaranteed
Iu ". J. THOMAS, Prop.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-06-14
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TOySORI.fL.
John Sta s,

EAsHIONABI.E Barber and Hair DreSser next
i door 10 Martins Hardware store. Shaving,
and Hair Cutting done inthe most
approved manner. lStf
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-06-14

Nc NiCHOlSsJN~-ALTON.- .--in this city. by r. Alien.
~, on June 1ti, is16, Mr.. Nm Nicholson and
Miss Mar! Alton both OF Miiiiin.