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Ills Complete Conviction Of Ills Own
Innocence and Purity.
Land-Contracts and the Delanos--
4 Reed Shaken by the Wind.
The Supreme Judges Likely to Receive
No Relief from Congress.
Percentage Of tho Estimates Allowed
on Appropriations by the
Democrats.
BElkNAP.
ntg r.ATYEr9 u1ftn At wnt,E.

BElkNhP.
HIS LAWYERS HARD At WORK.
srtcrot Msoaeeh 10 n. chteaa" 1'toHHt.
WASHINGTON u. e. April o,-Gon. Bclknape
lawscfa arc nns7 preparing hta case. IheS haFe
not asked ior delay. aud II VIII not be necessary
unless moro limo 10 feqaifcd 70 sechse tne et-
tcnoaheo oi necessa1S "1tHesses tton eoin'
1tontof posts. 1Eo oenesR' Will himself appear
a. 1ao tt'aI in tno oenatc'
FACT
having very "important bearing upon Gen.
1,clltnan's r,o,;vos for rnsfpni,,, ,,ap come 10
,,,t -, lii l.. ,... 80 IT, tt,1 ri. ,,a
'sN'' "ua W. ~ nto'" , ~. ''e s'.As' -
den resignation "as accepted " 'ho country ~
confcsaion o! guilt. In fact, it was III Accord
apco with tho condition mado by Clymer
vlen MONTGOMERY Ulatr Gen, Delknnp's
, ~ =. 49,, C..,,,,,,o. ,I,t In
COUNSEL ea1u u tno 1o".'aa'oa 'uas ~
hhd proposition to 1nalto which ho thought hss
client would Bccept, namely II tho Committee
wnn1d strkn o1,t the narncg Of the ladies' Of bis
t,,,,i .,d ,f ,,.,d fr,,o lin or,dsncc In wny,,t
'an.1 N11 .4a $3.50 ,"'N'.s W o',.':.,.N 49,. ;.
senu III "1'ten eta1ea1cns aHa''.'h %''A
money had como into hls latus regularly from
S{arsi, for tho timo named N tho testimony. At
thjB tiuo thore was no expectation In tho Com
,,,aa t,,a, ir,no,ct,,out ,,o,,,l \, undertaken
"'t'ee INV .a'poa.a'o''e "ou ~, . w. a"us
anu ClFmor, tho tha'fman' ea1o thesc Has ohc
other thlng Con. Eolkuap muat 10, and that Has
in reeipn md tn t1tH his couBet eaid he should,
"r,,,so r,r rn.,s,nrxr rvn.nn,savrYr"
/ s"'o ~ -, ~" 7,,'1..
| '4aIct. NJ tno "sut feas'on' 'i1' o''' " W"
osition was rejected, and tho next morning. Gep.
, 1876-04-10
WASH9uRNE.
rop1Isu YnIxNpA ov GEN. LOGAN.

IL m Ea1lur ~ Tia CAicdgo IrlbuHs:
Cu1oAao, April 81 do not presume to sAy
how 1t IL with the two gentlemen who are trying
to prevent tho nomination Of afr. "aAhburno
for Governor, each 10 tho expectation that tho
prize will gall to himself, but surely their friends
arc betray'ug great deal Of unosslness. 1t not
alarm. A. II conscious that neltherMf. Doscs-
idgs nor Ill, Culloua has the requisite qual1ca-
4ons aud popularity, these fsightsnsd aud
dsmoTalissd supportsrs Of theirs ars Juggling
In anothaz'a nams md popularity ~ kind of
, 1876-04-10

wSoA1Na LAND cosTnAcTa.
sp<ctat Dsfpatea to n" chlsaoo tribune.
WASHINGTON ~ t.' Apt1l s.-lho iaete con-
corning the Rood -De'ano land contracts IN Myo-
ming hare at last boep brought ont by the Conf
mtttoo on Expenditures In tho 1utorior Depart
rant yeatordav tim Oommittea e1hroined L.
- -. ...f ...-.. IT.,
" o'eseoe. WV 'ea n0'o.a' 1'"'e ""o s.os
clerk to Or. haed, tho SUPERINTENDENT ot
Wyoming. Mr. stevona comes hero fully In
{7nr.a5 Al A sound Hopublicau, and a man Of
sa,>a..,.;,,,. 80 ~ ,ntaor,,v md trr,h
eoUnA'1s, ~ psaa auo n,a.art % 80 w.a .,,,rad
to cross.examsno Stevens, but without
shaking his testimony In any particular.
ua aworc that Reod had causod five
-.s.s.n.. - ,;,,a Toh, noi.,o a,
sup-coats"c.o'a eo
intcrcat iu the1F contracte, ana tnas 0e'aao uaa
never boon prcaont to take any part In the Work.
1juou this pofut be ilas!y rontsadicted the pub
,1sh.a .,ot,,non, ot 1,oa, tt,,t hc had civan
.'auo1 e' 49, 49, - .,.a.,s.s -.
theso con'1ao'a 70 De'n"o ~ as W potsuaao uttA
to como out aud try mountain III foF lib health.
The amount young Delauo received from shese
con,rncta vaa about 1000.
..,a,s .,.nu-urvs,oy NJ r,,r r, r0r avn r,,r
oI1-A"' nr,11 @&'1
..,, ,s.. ,,.,,, po,a t.a .-.i.,,r
, 1876-04-10

WHAT 19 PhofosKD nf IAual4SsHf AEfuALleA'a+
1ics,1 leaders have como to tho conclusion that
tMo ~ t,onrh1Icao ronyont,on devoted too mucn
Nv t,,o f1,,o,nt,o,1 v,,,ci,
time 10 oooato concofn'os wv ue'osas'oAu "nen
tue eummoF etonou& as'Gmpsea .,t 70 pam . 1n
discussion OF the rnoslts of tic govern! cand1-
sa,"e 1u,e t,,so. 10 ronco1ea IN bn a vorv wal,
a1sos. .!o..a ~ s.s"s. ssa.s tr,a Conr,trn Con,
ono IN 'af'oue fospoets. 1ao oa"paseu s,' a.nt So
to foroo tho rosiRuaslon Of two Of the
rrncin.1 cnnsrdotna4 ftark lima and Caspsr
n,.1 rio Hrst 10 .rcoadinotv oh}cct,onnb1n to
os1. 4no Aos oe,....s,, .,,a .,,a saaond
has chcckored political record and rolItsca
must bs rs lloLlo ~ summer breczea ii lie now
nrctonds tn bn a Republican, These sentiments
fauna aont sao.or1av IN n conault.tion hotween
nopublican loaders hold ns tho Palmer House.
At tho head Of which movement tho namo OF
Leonard B,yctt nppoara particularly prominent.
At tbia conanltation thoro vas q diyorojty Of
o,,rin, =. J., tho hoo, cou,ao IN nnrano. Home
opnon as 20 .oo p' an+rn,x sauor ot.v
thought that ne" nexe: enteo'S' Mayo.' o''Y
officers, and Aldermen, should he nominated at
tho maes-n,ootlng to bo l,old at tho Exposition
l,uildiue. but visor hoads predoninatod,
anu aasocateo LUG nonn,'on VI
Mayor only. on tho ground that the Campaign
Committee vaa capable Of considering and set
ting al objections to candidates for city
Offices. whils tue Republican voters in tho
various warda could toll best at tLo
pola whom thcy wanted for Aldermen.
The latter optuiop appears to prevail,
aud at tho Tuesday evening grand 1nass-mootng
II Is talked Of putting Thomas Hoyne on the
ticket as o candidate tor Alderman from tho Soc
ond Ward. with tho understanding that. after
| tle new Council couycncB, be shall DO elected
to the vacancy caused by the grand bouncing
| whtch will bo g,yop the ptotendor TO the office,
| Harvey b. Coiv,n.
The Democratic Convention paseed q resoiu-
t,ou leyolod directly at Co,yiu'e head, and In it
recommended to the Republicans tho nan1e Of
Mr Hoyuo q iolnt candidate for Mayor. and
houce ths Domocsatio Campaign Committee will
bo in duty bound. to reapect tho vote OF the
ticket undss The SANG understanding as that
which viii place him upon the Republican
nrornIpent unuo has vet been proposed, but
uienty aro to bo found whom tho time
comna. Hy eome It hpe been auRgested that
! tia Dnmocratio nomtnoo, mir, briggs. DO piaced
upou tl,o tckot. and tue only objoction to this
move appears to be That suoh combination
, 1876-04-10
ITALY,.

0AntDALpf wEAKEH9.
RoNE, April o.--0eu. Garabaldi has written
lottor to Prime Minister DspsoIls accepting the
donation OF 100000 liro offered him by tie M
ton and King some time ago.
, 1876-04-10

Col. Forney doesn't want 70 80 to Cincinnati
II hs 10 u te "trsuaforEed from candidate to
candidate" Hs eoss In for HstssAnft-And ~
Old eAR and pAoiao HAL appropriation.
, 1876-04-10
A SERIOUS ALTERcATIoN.

SEft+2t DtQA&sH ~ AAf Lhtta9V 4t1NH"s
EA8T EAoISAw, Mich. April ga Young man
named John McDouga!l WAS badly injured In N
alteration 1t Thomas Toohey's. II WenonA,
Friday night. AoDougAiE stasss thai TooheJ
hit him with pevy "a he was leaving tho
house, but Ioohey states that AoDongall asst
struck At hin, with \ knife. Tbs mans akull IL
thought 10 be fractured. 10 wa unconscious
for lAlS ~ hour after being hit. McDougAn IN
in daugerous condition, Anu 1t l. thought ho
cannot recover.
, 1876-04-10
RUSSIA.
tN UNEASY HEAD.

~ UNEASY HEAD.
LONDON, April 10.-The st. Petersburg eorte-
Bpondant Of tho Altegen,eine zeitung msuta!us
that tho Gear really intended to abdtcats but
the itlea was abandoned In consequence Of =
restoration Of his health,
, 1876-04-10

Cou-hs-A Medical Preparation tn
tbs form nf lozenRo L. the rnoss convenient.
Browns Bronchial Troeht* nllay irritation which
Induces coughing giving relief Ia bronrhs, hoatss-
ness, ,nfutaza, conhun5psivs and sstlmaud COM
ptalnss.
Snvc Tonr Yfatr.-Af v0ti wish to Save
your hair and keep htrong and heslthy, mss "lus-
pttta Coto4ine."
, 1876-04-10
FRANCE,


LONDON, April 10.-Tbs Times dispatch from
pAris says the second balsat will b. necessary In
st. Denis, whera an election Tor Deputy vaz
held veskerdaY,
, 1876-04-10

new YONG, April "a gang Of tssmps atoEmed
= Nav Jersey Contra! tram yesterday, and A.
tsmpted 10 &aks possession Of the engine.
desperate tight ausued. and. the train haada be-
ine sssistsd bY officers, shlrtesn ttamps wess
bua!ly mads prisoners and lodged 10 jail. Some
officers were badly beaten.
, 1876-04-10

An tnau1rection has broken out IN desert por-
tion Of tbs province Of Constantiae, In Algeria.
Irnopa have BEEN sent to the scene Of tho dis
turhkppR
, 1876-04-10

sr. LOUIS, April a.--T. q. Bottle shot and
killed Samuel Cousll Ut Pososl. on lbs 81. Louis.
Iron Mountain Il Houthsfn HsilsuAd yaasasqay
, 1876-04-10

afternoon. Settle thsn went hp1sa and aboA
himnclf. tnhicttng . mortal wound. eettle had
been atatlon.s gent &t potos1. and bad b6so r.
moved A. the tnatigaton Of Cowell, Who wau m
engineer. This craRted worry hard feelings b.
tragedy.
, 1876-04-10

LONDON, April 1o.-A telegram from calcntta
to tie Times reports TINT serious agsarian out
breaks haro taken place in tho Dustar District
Of Madras. Thirty thousand peasants are a.
Bomblod. and troopa havo been dispatched to 70
etQEQ order.
, 1876-04-10

Spetta& Dfspaich 70 1ht Chicago Trrtune.
FonT WAYNE, Ind, April 8.-primary meet
tngs 10 select delegates to the Democratic atAto
Convention wero held throughout tho county
yestcsd ay afternoon. In aomo towuahipa to~na
wcro instructed to voto for llo1ulau aud the en-
tira delegation from tue county. numbering aix-
ty.four. will 90 for Holman. Every candidate
supposed to favor Landorn was defeated.
THE UTAH bKAoCEAcx. ...-..
BA1r LAKE., u, April B.-lhe Democratic
Territorial Convention mot hors this stternoon.
J. +. Ps8o aud Il. @. Chambers were eleesed
delegates to the Ut. Louia Convention, with no
INSTRUCTIONS.
, 1876-04-10

ssiTepfng to their hopes. Il IL nss likely they
have any warrant for snch tacttcs, In the con"
sent or approval Of tho distinguished cltizen
whose ,,amo is thue mod. Con. Logan does not
reot to 90 to school TO auc!l untrAinsd poll
t!c,anB ~ appear to be hrtaycd asa1nst Mr.
WaAhburuo, lie has exhibited both skill and
pluck In saking caro of hsa oHn political for.
tunes In tho pat, spd II Is scaroay possible that
he will fall to perceive tho objects OF tho strikers
and blowors for either BevosidRo or Cnllon or
10 put 81 ha balance & py oas aos ss ans
e tSoy 's would S''x ore.ss sS ' boef f'' H.. 'n
their defoat Con. Logan will tn aono way suffer.
nm conrineed t!.at 10 sfoo .1.n 1aonas o. uen. @
Wisdom Of thus dragging. oven by appearance.
hin nane into tho contDnt now golnE on in tile
Statn. And II It 10 trua, na soMo Of iliH known
and tr.ietod friends are privately ss5inE; sat m ne
vlaoJ nction Of Lin foolihh ftiends, certainly no
ouo will DO surpriaod. 1t may now ho regarded
as foregono conclusion that Mr WaAhbuEne
vii e tra 10 T. en0si of ,o 0'92o Cna.
vcnsiou and it liz onY noeessary to
consider for ono moment tho effect this sctou
Of tho Republican party would hare on Gen.
I.ogan's future prospects, should 70 allow IT 70
cana.daay for tho dovsruo:ahiP would involve
l,iB own dctoat for tie 6ensto. ! do not pro-
ientl 10, na certainly do not. ki'o" wha: alr.
Washburnoa ffiol!as may ho calculating upon.
beyond making thoir fayotlto Governor, but
thoso Of them wtso have spokon out OH tho sub
ject sro worthy Of belief. as,d they tell us tia.
tho t;cnatorship Ia ftee to any other Of the gftod
men Of tho 6tate whom tho rasty in it'd
wisdom may favor with ita choicc.
Tiis has hean snid olnphaticalIy mnny
ttneg aud mora II is not necessary
to any. It ia damaging to Gcu. Logan ovcry
limo disbelief In tins declaration is intmated.
TIN mon,borB Of tho noxt Legislature, which ia
to choose Uuitoti States Senator, viii no: be
elected until November. and afo not get nomi'
mated. Thcro Ia field which den. Logan I'M
deratantlst and he does not THINK any 1erosidRt
/ or Cullom man for sending tue Idea through
mons minds TINT ho don't unleEssand 1t. Thont
two wouid.bo Governors will do we'll to intent
to their own bustneea; Gen. Logan, ut thu
| proper time, will attend to lIiB.
| An EGYPTIAN IN CHICAGO.
, 1876-04-10

CLOAK & SUIT DEPT,
CARSON,
PIRIE, & CO,
MAn!S0N R. pE0RIA-STS..
MADISON & PE0RlA-STS.,

Have just oponed q Work Room for
the manufacture OF Clocks and Suits,
superintendent by Herr Rosonthal,
from Berlin, who will guarantee en-
tire satisfaction and perfect lit IN
overy instance.
Cloaks and Suits mndo to order,
also cutting and fitting dono ut rea-
sonablo prices.
We hnVo now on hand nioo line
| Of CIoaks nnd Suits 1nado by Herr
Rossnthal, which tho ladiea aro corr
daily invited to inspect.
Cashmere Cloaks 1T I'd Sc, ~, So,
and $40, tho hnndaomoat goods over
shown in this mark ct Tor the money.
| A nico limo Of Stuff Suits ut $40,
| s12, Sis, Sl8, and $50, and upward,
! which cannot bo surpassed for style
md choapnosa. ,,
A largo limo of Spring shawla just
oponod, in now designs aud choice
colorings, from So. so upwards.
A choioo selection Of Cashmere
Striped shawls, at $40, worth $l5:
Tho now :" "Opora Shawl" q decided
novelty, from so to $l2.
| Large limo Of Shetland ShaW18, In
a1l oolors, from $l.6o upwards.
, 1876-04-10

Intelligence has bean received that tho Aulee
Of Cabui has defeated hia rebelhoun feud htoEJ
the Moor Of 3aimopa. The latter lost 3 900 mo
10 the battle.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-12-20
q -,

BLEW Tn tile city. Saturday mofnr".
Dec. l6.h, of consumption Mr. E-aLeih
"te Of ficbatd Bleaiu, aged about Cs yeais
The deceased was resident of Mineral
Pom, for about 10 years, and esteemed by
large circle of ilicnds for her many true wo
manly qualities. In tie sacred relation Of
wife and mother sbe performed her part well
and IN The many years of aalciion preceding
her death, maintained chr,riuness that
could only emspaic from a pnre heart. Her
death was Such rs follows "a .el srcnt lie
calm as lhesrctirug Of a weary child to stun
Der, al the close of q sufum'r day. To tn.
b.usycd husband, who IS conii1cI 10 bis bri
- severc Illness, the aiiliciicn is heavy indeed
hs also 10 Mrs. a &. Bennett. widowed da Ugh
ter Of the dec.nsa, whose only child Is Iy!ra
critically u, With lung fever.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-12-20
NUMBER 81.

TINE Our Subscribers finding
this paragraph marked across with
pen or pencil, are to understand
thereby that the time for which thew
have paid for the TRIBUNE expires
Dec. 3lst, 1876, or before and thev
are respectfully requested to renew
by payment for 1877.
w. III. BENNETT
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-12-20
POINT WISCONSIN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 90 1876

JUDGE MILLS having held his last
term of Court now purposes taking
rest from judicial and legal labors,
and talks of making a tour through
the Southern States, and visiting the
home of his early days, from which
his people were driven by slave-hold-
ers on account of their, to them, OBJ
noxious abolition principles. We
trust he will have safe. pleasant
and profitable visit.-Dariington Re
publican.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-12-20
TIlOS. DAVEY.

Having purchased from Mr.. Thos tavey HIS
stock and added largely To II, We are deter.
mined that lha business shall be 30 conducted
as Ia merit continuation OF lhe IA ror. 80
justly bestowed upon him.
Al goods warranted represented or the
money retained. Afler LIZ Holidays the Senior
VIII attend personally 10 sss rrPaitipg dcpart
ment Having had an experience Of sIxtteu
years nj the bench, you raay rely upon WORK
beng done we'll, and warranted
We hope through strict attention. promrt.
ness, increased facilities in purchasing AID fair
dealing 10 make II r.ore advantageous 10 or
patrons and ourselves BIRFLY IL son
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-12-20

"THE Mineral Point Railroad is
undoubtedly one of the best managed
corpora ions in the west. In spite Of
the hard times. and the low rates of
fare and freight fixed by Superin-
tendent Cobb to accord with the
general business depression, the road
is prospering, and its officers are
exceedingly popular, not only at
home but with the travelling public.
All due to the able and judicions ad-
ministration of Superintendent Cobb
and his genial assistant, Joshua
Hanscomb -Darlington Democrat.
So say we, all of us.-ED. TIlB-
UNE.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-12-20

~ Business Notices in local connns,
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, 1876-12-20
Leach, the Murderer,
ESCAPED

lynching, but the christmas good
les at Thos. Rawlings should nos es.
cape Tie notice of parents and others
who wish to make glad the hearts OF
The li'te folks during he approach
ing holidays.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-12-20

LAST Friday and Saturday the
weather corresponded entirely too
closely with the weather of corre-
spending days the week previous.
Friday the wind blew great guns
from the frozen north, and Saturday
morning thermometers indicated a
temperature of "a deg, ees below
zero. Saturday night and Sunday
morning snow fell to the depth OF
six inches. Monday morning opened
clear, with mercury down to il be-
low zero. Tuesday morning it had
c.imed to 6 below, and the same
evening reached a dozen degrees
higher, with a prospect that to-day
we shall have something like en-.
durable weather. SO much intense
cold before Christmas is seldom ex-
pelienced in this latitude.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-12-20

DR.. S. ID. HowE'S Arabian Liver
Pills. Pnrely Vegetable, cures Dys-
pepsia, Liver Complaints, Bilious
ness and Costiveness. Sold by j. H.
Vivian, NJ. d. Druggist, sole agent
lor Mineral Point. 4Swi
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-12-20

YOUNG MAN! are You puzzling
your brain what to get for her this
christmas Go and see those "tony"
Workboxes, Writing Desks, Auto
graph and Photograph albums. at
the i. y. Book Store. 40w4
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-12-20

FRESH OYSTERS, at Thos. Rawlings.
None better or cheaper
DIARIES for 1877, at the Post Office
Book Store. 49w6
THE Presbyterian Christmas Tree
will bring forth fruit suited to the
occasion on Monday evening.
Doyou want handsome vases cheap
Call at Mineral Point Book Store.
CHRISTMAS SERMoN.-Next Sun
day evening DR.. Benson will preach
a "Christmas Sermon" in the NJ. E..
Church of this city.
"THE Developments in Lousy
lana" is what the Hon. j. Allen Bar
ber calls the down south doings.
GUNTHER's CANDIES are pure and
healthy, and as cheap as any other,
Mrs. Whittlesey has them.
TIE Christmas Tree in the NJ. E..
Church will be plucked on next
Saturday evening.
THE little folks of the p. M. Sab
bath School will have their Christ
mas Tree service on Saturday even
ing next, at their church.
TEAsDALE's Toys. = This stock
embraces everything necessary to
crafty the children of all ages and
sexes, and the prices at which they
are offered remarkably reasonable.
Mr.. Gro. II. PIERCE, formerly
resident of this city, now established
in business at Lacrosse, is visiting
among his friends here.
OYSTER SUPPER. - The ladies of
the Presbyterian Church will serve
oysters and other refreshments in
the lecture room of their church on
the evening of Wednesday, Dec. 81,
from five to eight o'clock.
STEREsCopEs, Views, Games, La
dies and Gentlemen's Pocket books,
Books of all kinds. Notices, &C.,
at the P. o. Book Store. 49w4
TAX-GATHERER DALE is waiting
upon all callers satisfactorily at the
Council Room, but their is no rush
yet to fill the city Golfers. The total
tax levy is 81 mills on the dollar OF
assessment.
THE train on the Narrow Gauge
r. r. was stopped by the wind on
Friday last, and remained on the
prairie five miles from Galena until
the next day
ZEPHYRS and Germantown W wools,
Of every shade, at Mrs. Whittlesey's,
at Christmas prices.
THAT cutter which We editor sports
and which is so much admired by all
who see it, was painted by Davey &
Weidenfeler, of this city, who are
turning out some of the best work
in that liue to be found in the North.
west.
NOTICE the advertisement of Birely
4 Son, successors to Thomas Dayey
They are determined to succeed if q
good stock, fair prices, and upright
conduct can accomplish success.
Their stock of new silver and plated
ware and jewelry, for the holiday
trade, embraces many rare and de-
sirable things.
FINE HOGs.-The admiration o.
stock buyers was elected by lot o.
IS porkers yesterday brought to thi:
market by Mr.. james Thomas, of tbs
Town Of Highland. They were o.
the Poland China breed and averaged
nearly 400 pounds each, and wer'
remarkable for being 50 nearly ot
the same weight-not one Of the lot
but would 60 over 300. They were
bought by Messrs. ]. b. Johnson
and Henry Ellsworth, and will b:
shipped to-day.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-12-20

LADIES can make no more accept
able presents to gentlemen friends
than nice gloves, neckties, etc.
Gondeltinger's stock in this line is
complete, and his prices remarkably
low.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-12-20

NoTICE.-Par,ies wishing TO rent
the City Hall will please make ap-
plications to the City Treasurer for
terms, &c. PER ORDER Con-.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-12-20

PRESERVE your house plants, by
getting a supply of those brackets
made especislly for that purpose,
for sale at the Post Office Book
Store. 49w4
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-12-20

CALIFORNIA RAIsINs-new crop,
very nice and large, all cleaned-at
J. Il. Prideaux's; also very large
assortment Of Christmas presents.
which must be sold at bottom rock
prices. 40
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-12-20
1ONSORy1L.
John Stark S,

CAeHI0NABIE Z Barber and Hair Dresser, oppo-
/ site the Post OiiiCes Shaving, ShaInpooinB'
and HsirCut;iug done i'll the most approved man
n-r also keep on hand tobacco, cigars, pipes
az of the very best brands and makes. 1911
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-12-20
10 THE fusLls.

Having disposed OF my business 10 M,ssrs
Bircly q Son, take This means of soliciting
continuation TO ihein "a the patronage and
favor 30 kindly bestowed upon myself. feeling
eoHsdent that you will be honestly aud fairt,
dealt with. With many thanks, ren,nla
Yoms,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-12-20

GREAT variety of albums for pho
tographs and autographs, at Camp
bells Book Store.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-12-20

For the holiday season Mrs. Whit.
tlesey is provided with a stock OF
the celebrated Gunther candies-25
to 60 cents per pound.