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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-06-07

NEOETgAGE sALK--Defauf having ben
vi mass N fns ts-z1s and osntltions Of a certain
I13sriure q m1r-rAsss. male and sKecuted on ti,s
IA a1T q Ans-ust- A D. iss., by LOrsnzo l.
s1ileT sos HErriss r. BHlFy he ~ife. q ibs city
n Air,s.aa sssurfF - Alp=aA. and state q MieA-
lrE1 q fhe Arr pArs, % Charles " klehAFd-c1;
q ts't s.ns E1ss q ise ssa ~. sna 1919 80
s-,.,rfr ~ Air.ua - LiteT 81 q mor-gases On
.u.rs. Sc - sas IN the 18th day a NgreEnh-sf
A d is-1 a. nlnt 0'aApck A NJ - that day, ~
SAaA the r.Uvsr q sac IN saad D0Ttg4ge ooutAin-
81 fAs ts-sous rsrIfirt. and 4 hing elAined that
tsrx - dns EaE uEp1i1 a. the dAte bereof o. ssid
rrur-rE-s. tn SIN q CO. ku1-rec and f0gry-o<se
3oslEss And t.-T-al1s ee1ts lil-ss toeeta'eT With
Al E1saxnsF'. See q thirty dollars. YrvEldsd far
ths-sln- ssG 10 suit proossaInz. either N law
&C u equity h1rIrg t-sn instituted b Fsoorer the
ErnuUri ssuar-1 ~ SD Inos-g-se q Any pair
fhsrssa<
Ncalse n bs-sav rirs-. th1s ~ virtue q the
v,uNss q snie n SD E11rzzArs r11tz1ned Wi.
"a tine fN.n-y-.e-ssr1 day q Juos. A II. ls-6 AZ
i<n u'elsak A N q that eGy. f0rec3o-s sE,d uort-
ral.- y sais 81 Ysute1r Hnesooa % the higbess
nads- - tass er-Ez 3sor On sso1nd street u the
s1-r-IDrs - the Crrrus Cour1 Eco-z- I. Potter
ErE's- brsnf EapsE- n he eiy q AlT~nH- N Sad
sou1fF - Aiss.h -tsf< q hssslirH., thai ts1rlz
tbs rlans SEC hE151zE TIA C-rczif C0ur1 for sad
ruu1fF n wAasA s53 rBarsxA-.i prs-ni-es 3Te stu
SD q rAt sIJ- usrzrERec T-s1nlees- @ - u1ch
ftsrHcf ne NAV - r-oes@E-T - sNfasfF the sad
sun &C uos hun5rs,5 and fur1r-ons dull1-x and
t'sF-E--Ds s-z-s. tarsshs- vsih s1sa KttD-osy fee
s-s1 I-z.srzn E-t A. a1scs and eAkrzes k-l0Ee3 iy
Inv sEId nrrzrsr-i prSznlsss Az situated n TIE
uTF q AlFs1E- ngurfE q Alf@1A- and stzts q
ElntL-zr Az 5=~s-sts-1 n sad ED1g-<4Fs fol-
luWt - WI Ttt D1r-t-sHs- hal q iuf uu-tssr
sUr-ssl lf. q tdsuE rur1..eT ssTs- q Hiteh-
r1,Es sodz.1.1 - the TllEc-, nv r-zF = AiTs-za-
hs-z-rr 20 IN rs---3s-s riui a SAD a65i-i1- nov
-ssrr1 n sud lstlse q EeEls.sr q. Deeds toF
klll ezslI-y q Alys-lG
CHARLES ". RICHARDSON.
Mortgage
z , KEzEI. AftEzrT ~ Nr-g1ses-
LfE.ss Ma ss-k- 80 .EWH
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-06-07

MORTGAGE EAIE--De1auh kzving ben
vi made IN the terms and cJntTtiO1g- - esF1ziu
N tenure Of Es0rrgage, made and executed on
:. .srSt day q sepfemter, A. u. 1874. BY HOnOra
Miehi IN. Of the fITsi par, 20 George Richardson
q the plaee, q the second part. and record
- IN tie Cr.oe Of the Register ~ deeds fox ssid
county Of A. -~ns, IN Liter 49, Of ulorlgazs> On
pare 49, on ID. fourteenth day q September. A.
ID lg-s Al o'cio Y L. NJ. Of that day. BY when
the power Of sale ia said mortgage euo;aiDsi has
beO1ne operative. anu u being elzIrDe thst there
j. due and unpaid al the oate beTpcf. said
mortgage. the sum q four hundred and ninety
dollars and fOrty-six cents. together With an at
ioTney fee Of fifty dollar, provided fog tls1e1p
and no suit OF pfoceediDRs, either at law 80 -
equity. having been instituted 20 recover fh@
amount secured by said mortgage, OF any Ia-1
thereof.
Notice i hereby given. that by virtue Of the
power q sale IN said Inortgl ge contaIned' VII
On the 18th day OF July, A. D.. 1876, AZ 10 o'clock
A. NJ. Of that day, fDreolose said mortgage BY sale
AT public auction, 20 the highest sidder. Al tiss
the front door on Second street Of the enfrEnes 20
the Circuit Court rom, in Potter BrotL STs brlst
Block, IN the city Of Alpena, in said County, q
Alpena, Michigan. that being the place OF 1 rld-
ing the Circuit Court for said county in which
said mOrtgaged premises are situated, Of the said
premises, OF - much thereof A. may
be necessary to satisfy the said sum of four hum
dred and ninety dollars and fOTty-siN cents, to-
getber with said attorney fee and interests and all
costs ald charges allowed by law. said mortgage
81 premises are situated in the city of Alpena.
county Of AlpenA, and State of Michigan, and
are described in said mortgage as lots number
II Potter's addition TO the city Of Alpena in the
county Of Alpena, and State Of Michigan.
GEORGE RICHARDSON.
Mortgage. !
Attorney for MORTGAGE.
Dated Alrena April 9th ls55 94fwIa A % Ia
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-06-07

Yesterday 81 VAS found engaged
in one Of his philosophic. political
hsr.ngues 70 some Of his colorei
friends
desc bya- 'publie.as kin prem
IS TT De las dsy In the morning,
but dey ANT yEins 70 ke;ch dis
byar bssekbiri Eii ID more chat -
be exclaimed positively.
What's you nsd bon; ? asked
another darky.
Dis Is what I'm mad bout
mind ny words nov! Didn't they
say, when de war wus played out,
dat de niger ~ns gviDe 10 be a.
good as white foxes =
@Ob koarse deg did =
"An' da. de niger worked fur
81 dat de ole marsters had and
could soon yearn al dat propity
pack 70 demselVes, hey
"Yas; dAts true too
HDat de white foxes was gwine
ter be pore as church mouses and
nigger's rich, hey r
"Oom-hcok; dats whs, dey said.7
"'Dat all sounded jes' as purity as
readin' on a cirk1s bill, didn't itT
"You'se right, It did :"
"Well, what makes ne mad is,
dat cirkus hain't arrove down hysr
git, an We can't hear dat its comm
Bress de Lord, de white foxes is
es' as rich as eber, an it wus de I
liggar what got busted, an he been I
busted eber sence, an is gwine to
'tay busted OATS what makes
ne mad, an ef de 'publicans eber
yit anodder chance at me III go
lie wild de yaller jandis a chawin'
lie yaller lecshun tickets :" l.
No one felt capable of respond
ng to Sis point.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-06-07

Thus far since leap year came in
one case has been recorded where a
young lady has proposed to pay a
young mans cigar and whisky bills
for life.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-06-07

He Was . very bad nan ny
dear, she sAid-"Eery bad; and /
never ssE him again i believe be
died shameful death, one day, a.
the hands Of the execaiionsr. But
you see II Is because / An Cd, that
| said yOu young folks were fools
Il vas good vhie-yes. 8 good
while, sftsr tia; night IN the stage
coach before j came 20 nv senses
su6ciently to thank dear papa for
his v2tehfulDess over ne, and Be
really glad that j had never been
CeciTs wife but ! did Al last, Nv
dear-I did AZ As. and / married
ny good husband, your granifs;h-
er-whon you never ssE-Ani We
we're Always happy. The heart Of
woman l. 3 mystery, and has been
since Eve, nv little girl
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-06-07

NIOETGAGE sALE-ue1auli k1rinr hasa
vi mh3s II rhs rr-ns and rr1l5iri1-. q CERTAIN
-nastfsrs e DlrzEEs-s. made AL executed % the
"a DAY g AuFnsz- A l. 49, y LsgsnHo l. HEi-
~ And Es3s- EE1sT kss We = n. CITY = A.
-s.is s,'E.rT q Al;s1k and --Ifs n M5tiigEn- q
lns Ers1 rIlr-- - Charles " Estskr1s1- - The
ssss T.ses- e TIE ssrl1 part k.1 rarae3 N the
Esas a tbs Es4-isief - Dssas. 81 SD Syuafy q
AlTs1H- N Litssr 3 e -8u--EAras. - Tzzas So
an 81. ca fSs siEH-s 6ET q AEg1si- A. ID. is-9
n us3s u'riosE Z q q ttlss dIF. y vl'lA ths
JsuSs- q sH1s z -=aa --o-zS1s ''-ts.-td las BE-
gsrHfirs- And = tln< eiki-ae1 that there il
Cue and unrIlt ~ Tx 6Ifs hs-ssf on ssli rDo-z-
zzrs. ibt szm q sgur tun1r--3 Kn5 fwH-.y-,hrss
du-lErs and r.fT es-is sst-5o. ioeethe- with al
UD1 u surf -rsss--lE. ssfhs- a. law equity
harl-z hss1 Instituted 70 rseOrs- TIE ErDguni So
s-urs'a y sad E1o-7gERs, O. E-y pr ther-of.
Ners@ - Sr-eAr Eire1- ia; IT virtue q. ths
% ~ .2ot q Ju3s. A D is-s. ~ Ten cc1oek A.
n q 1sHi caF. ;orsse3Dss sz5d zo0gzgzE - sac
~ T1tllc s2s1sscl. 20 tbe hGElS-~r t3tieT AZ TIE
frat 1ar N -s-ss5 -rrs<< q the eIfrE-se 20 the
slis11i couI- toa1a- n Pot1sE Bros- BT5sk Book.
- t1s e1iF q Alf-aA. n sad couuty q AlTssnz.
sD1 STATE q Nic2lgz-- that berry IN plses %
boi1fuz ne Cru; Court fc- s.is evrty ~ whieh
s1o1 uor-eGgsc rrsz1lsss sltuAtei- q the said
ass-s1ry 20 sFsi-fT ;fx said AN q four hundrsd
sn6 fTe1fT-ikrse dollars snd ffry oents ass 81.
iueier with sad xftOrDeT fes and Interest and al
costs azd charges allowed BY Law. sAji mnr-s-za,-
q p-e-ni-es are srnA;e1 In the err - Alpena-
c0unfy a AlpenG and STATE u Michigan. AID az
dssrrIhssd IN szSi rnOr-g4gs as follows. 70 Nit
The Northeast hall Il 10 n1rrtr sixteen Is. in
tsoek number ssTsl q. - HiicAeucks addition
to the VILLAGE, Igu city. q Alpha anuoFiine 70
recorded plat - md stdifign. nov on resord in
szld O-hos u Register Of DEEDS fen sid county q
AIs1A-
CHARLES ". RICHARDSON.
r J. KEIIET. Attorney for Mortgaess.
Dated AlIen1, MAfth 9fth. 1876. s4eui3
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-06-07
CHARIYs " RIcBARDsOy

r J. KErLET. Attorney for MOr1gaeee.
Dated Aipenz, M4ryh sith, 1876 sssul,
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-06-07

TIE ENORMOUS wAsrAGR Of er.in. % s-.v<-ss.
sfl eth>- syis Of Thre~her~. can BE- SAVED b. -.
imProvei n.chins s.aa<~f. .. yuy -, 3 asrs -
pg al Expenses Of thrcshing.
FLAX, TIMOTHY. MILLET. HUNGARIAN s,a
a. easily aud psrfecsiy - Wheat Ola. Rye O. B.risv
AN EXTRA PRICE is usually paid Cor sr,s. -
Seeds cleaned By this nschas for extra elsaslip~
IN THE WET GRAIN q ISIS th~,. - -n~>-
tally fhs ONLY MACHINES that could nun = ia $50
Or economy, doing fsss, thorDash and psrfscs 800
rA<r ethsrs -avig Jas~L
ALL GRAIN, TIME and MOxKy u,~ftr~ eru,-ur..
.sas sueh a. -kndIs~ Aprons, -Raddl.s. -bsss-ra-
reg. etc, are -zSsiE dsDe-si ssi - shsa
o.sn@n me usual oc.rs. BsltA Bcxss and Journnls.
seser managed: mors durable lxht rnnpi,e - erus-
yy.st-.y 10 dust: no hftsriDgs- 20 cisnn -; -
"oapied by sivers winds. rain OF ssorms
hkNEns and GRAIN RATsERs - 80 pssus
IN me i.fgs saving made BY a VII not emp1oy Int
nor and wssf>fnl machines. bot win fsr6a = a.
improved fhresher doing fhsr uork- -
IOUR SIZES made Cor 4 q 10 ssd n Hove
fo.srs- Also q speciality q SspAsAsosa, dsaessa
M maze hrst.<Lr vos srnAu ppvKn-
TWO 6rrLs or HORSE rowxRs vfs: cur ~
Iroves : Triple os.x- and cur "epur epssd- wsss-
bury styiel both q Mounted on |s-~ vkesaa
~ INTERESTED IN Thr>hing or or,is nssfnG
fy 70 cur nearest Dealer o. wrie q - ~ ulsssrs
~ cf,rsr t.snt frss eiviae fsu parosn1D = -
Ntch0is, Shepard = o..
g. - DATILB mxxk, MOI
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-06-01
MEDICAL,
DIR. TELLER, DECEASED.


The above named private hospital was estab
lished in Albany in 1885 by DR.. Lispenard and fol
a number of years its affairs was presided over by
that gentleman, but for the past 20 years, DR.
Teller who is now deceased, transacted the busi
ness of the institution.
Owing to the great demand for more spacious
apartments on account of the large increase Of
business, the hospital has been removed to No 8
Beaver street. two doors above its old location
where patients will find magnificently furnished
rooms for their reception and are so arranged thai
patients do not come in contact with one another
seeing only the doctor, thereby avoiding the un'
pleasantness of meeting Others which always oc
Cured at the old Office
Ladies will find provided fortheir especial
accommodation and entirely private.
Young men addicted to SCI ret habits, who have
impaired their health aud destroyed the vigor Of
their minds thus depriving themselves of the
pleasures of married life, and those afflicted with
private diseases of any nature are advised that In
consulting DR., Young they will find physician
fully qualified to cure and restore them to full
health and manly vigor.
DR.. Teller's gre1t work for the married, or those
contemplating MARI age-2O0 pages-iull of plates
Prizes 25 cents. Sent to all parts under seal, by
mail post paid.
To the Ladies--Dr Young still retains the only
agency in America for the sale Of Dr. VichOps
Italian Female monthly Pills. Sent by mail on re-
ceipt of 81 90 price per box.
DR.. Young Is the Onl, agent for DR.. LaMotts
celebrated Galvanic Belts.
Invalids out of the city can be cured by con-
sulting the Doctor by letter and enclosing remit
lance. Medicines sent by mail or express, Sc.
curely packed from observation, All letters must
be addressed to DR.. S, V. R. Young Beaver street
Albany, MY.
Office Hours-Daiy from a. m, to p m un.
days to 10 a M, and to p. m. nyl8ly
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-06-01
OHIO DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM.
Comments of Some of the Ohio Coun-
try Papers.


We do not subscribe to the rag money
platform gotten up and engineered
through by Mr.. Ewing, an old line Whig
and Republican until the past few years;
but nevertheless will do all in our power
to carry the State ticket, as last year,
when old Richland, ignoring the rag
baby platform, gave the Democratic State
ticket an increased majority. The State
platform of Ohio will be lost sight Of
when the national platform is adopted.
By that platform we will abide, knowing
that the congregated wisdom ofthe whole
Union will give us a platform that will
accord with the principles upon which the
Democratic party of the Union was Or
ganiEed, and which they have adhered
to through three-quar.ers of century.
They will take no steps backward and
take up the cast-of garments Of the old
Whig-Republican party, under which
they were beaten time and again by the
old Jacksonian Democracy. The DemQc-
racy of no State in the Union, has this
year adopted rag money platform, and
Ohio goes to the st. Louis National Con.
vention singly and alone presenting the
rag baby" for adoption. Mansfield Ban
ner.
1t was very unfortunate day in Gin
cinnati yesterday for the better portion
of the Democratic party. 1t is to be de-
plored that the Democratic party has not
the power to rid itself of that element
which led in the minority report by the
salary grabber, George W. Morgan. The
majority report of hecommittee on reso-
lutions are set Of resolutions to which
every true Democrat could subscribe
heartily, and we believe that thousands
of Republicans would not have objected
to them, while the minority report is a
specimen of partisan extremity that must,
as a natural consequence, produce a luke
warmness in the breast of many of the
best Democrats of the State. We do not
believe that the convention adopted the
best set of resolutions. We cannot be-
lieve that the leaders are sincere in urg-
ing the name of William Allen as the
choice of the Democrats for the Presi.
dency. 1t does not have that bearing at
least We are in favor Of the repeal of
the resumption act and for a currency is
sued by the government, bat the extrava-
CANT notion as advanced by the Pendle-
tonian- Enquirer clique, we have not learn
ed to understand to be the best for the
countrY.-TDin Star.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-06-01
ELECTION PRECINCT NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that the following petit
ton and prayer was presented to the Commission
ers of Stark county and will be for hearing June
9Th. 1876, at O'Clock, p m
To The Commissioners Of Stark County, Ohio,
We the undersigned citizens and electors of
Perry township Stark county Ohio, pray your
honorable body to divide said Perry township
into two election precincts forming precinct TO
be known as the "Richvlle Precinct" in said
Perry township so the following territory may be
included: Commencing at the south west corner
of said Perry township; thence north on the
township line to the north east quarter Of section
"a; thence west on the section line to the north
west corner of section 21, in said Perry township;
thence south on the section line to the south wesI
corner Of section 80 thence east On the said sec
ton line being the township line between the said
Perry and Bethlehem townships To the place Of
beginning Which territory embraces and in
cludes all of sections 81 %, 23 "a 2b, 26 a. 2S SS
"a 35 and S6 in said Perry township stark county,
0nio. PETITIONERS.
mY1S
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-06-01

B. H. CAMPBELL, United States Mar
shal for the Northern District of Illinois,
testified before the Civil Service Commit
tee on the 10Th ult. His testimony was
almost precisely similar to the matter
contained in his letter to Miss Sweet.
Blakely was honestly indebted to him
in the sum of 5000, and notified him
that Miss Sweet would pay the indebted
ness. She did pay him $2,l05, but he
had not the slightest knowledge or init
nation that it had anything to do with
her appointment as Pension Agent. He
only learned this during the past few
weeks, and had paid the entire amount
back to Miss Sweet.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-06-01
Your obedient servants,
"GREssLEY AND GREGsoE.
"SolicitOrs."

It is presumed to be unnecessary to de-
scribe the effect this extraordinary and
most unexpected communication had
upon David Hunter and his family. The
reader will himself form sufficiently
lively idea of 1t. without our troubling
him with a description. The legacy had
been wholly unlocked for; the testator
being very distant relation, and a per-
son with whom Tavid had never had any
correspondence; indeed, of whose exist
ence he was hardly aware.
The news of the Hunters legacy, not
withstanding the precautions taken by
the family to keep the matter quiet for a
little time, soon spread amongst the
neighbors, who said that David's family,
happy before, would surely now be ten
times happier. 1t was reasonable to
think so; for, if they were content and
happy with very limited means, they
would certainly be much more content
and happy when these means became
abundant. 1t was reasonable that it
should be so-tbat, on becoming richer,
they sh uld become happier Did it ?
We shall see.
In the course of few days, David
heard again from the London solicitors,
who now wrote fully on the subject of the
legacy and gave such instructions as put
him in possession of the money in less
than three months after. For some time
subsequent to this event, no change what
ever was observable in the family
Neither pride nor ostentation followed
their good fortune. On the third or
fourth Sunday, however, the neighbors
and others who knew of and had OBJ
served their afectionate manner towards
each other were good deal surprised at
the unusual order in which they came 20
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-06-01
LEGAL.
Legal Notice.

Nettie Kittell, | Court of Common Pleas
Thaddeus Kittell. Stark County, Ohio.
Petition for Divorce.
The defendant Thaddeus Klttel whose place
of residence is unknown to the plaintiff is hereby
notified that that the plaintiff, Nettie Kittei, has
this day filed a petition in the Aforesaid court
against him. praying divorce from him for the
alleged cause that he has been wilmlly absent
from her for and during more than three years
last past Said petition will be for hearing at the
present term Of said court on CRATER the oath day
Of June, A. D. 1876.
WILLIAM J. PIERO,
myl8l Attorney for Plaintiff.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-03-15

EXCITING OCoURRENCE.--O On Fri
day last, about II o'clock, while Mrs.
John Batten was busily engaged
about her daily house work. she dis.
covered that IA pan of lard which
she had placed in the oven was on
fire. without thinking, Mrs. b.
opened the oven door and threw in
some water. In an instant the room
was full Of fire, with Mrs. b. and
young lady who happened to he
stopping there, enveloped in the
flames. The cry of fire soon brought
assistance, but not in time to save
the clothing and other things that
happened to be in the room, nor to
save Mrs. B. from being badly burned.
The young lady did not fare 50 badly,
being further from the stove.
LINDEN, Mar. II. AIRY.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-03-15

WE hear rumor that the tornado
which devastated Hazel Green last
Friday evening, struck a farm house
in Willow Springs town while the
family were at supper, and lifted the
building from it's foundation, with
out injuring any one at the table.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-03-15

ATTENTION is directed to the ad-
vertisement of John Lanyon q Co.
This firm makes Commerce street as
good place to trade as any part of
the city. City customers will find it
a good place to go for fresh butter,
eggs, &c, and for anything else they
need.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-03-15

"MR. CARTER possesses in mark
ed degree the requisite qualifications
for Judge" said Judge Hopkins, of
Madison, upon bearing of his nomi-
nation for Circuit Judge of this dis
trict-a compliment worthily be-
slowed
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-03-15

A LITERARY and musical enter
tainment will be given in the lecture
room of the M. Il. Church to-mor-
row Thursday evening under the
auspices of The Young Ladies So
ciety. Admission fee ten cents.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-03-15

REV. REED, formerly pastor of the
Presbyterian Church of this city, is
going to Evanston, ILL.,, where he
will follow the profession he so grace
fully honors.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-03-15
Local Intelligence.

1V- Business Notices in local columns
ieaded, and in same type as local news, will
be charged for at the rate of 70 cents per line
each insertion. No business notice published
in this department, first ssue, for less than
SO cents.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-03-15

Mr.. WILLIAM SriAuss, lately with
Joseph Deler ia tl,h city, has opened
fine stock Of clothing, dry goods.
&c., in Ooldswolth,'s new store, at
Linden. The aoo( people out there
will ffud Strauss rood man to trade
with.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-03-15

REVIVAL meetings have been held
for several weeks at Darlington with
favorabls results. There is said to
be chance yet for Jim Knight to
be saved.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-03-15

Mr.. EDIToR:--A word or two from
Mitiiin would perhaps be acceptable.
This last wiDter the young folks
attention has been turned TO litera-
ture more than at any other previous
time. There have been several lit
erary societies organized in different
school districts in this town. and our
young men are improving wonder
fully by participating in them.
A few weeks ago we visited one of
these societies in the southern part
OF the town. 1t was conducted in as
good order as any meeting we ever
attended. H. Powell presiding. We
were astonished to find such govern
ing qualities in so young person.
Mr.. Il. James delivered an address.
subject, "The life and deeds of Web
Ester." The address, She mavner and
style of the speaker, strongly indi-
Gated that he was well posted in his
tory and had a fair portion of Web
sters eloquence. He was exceeding
ly proficient In arrangement, gram
atical construction of sentences. and
gestures. They also had a debate.
'Ehe question for debate was, ere
solved, that educasien has more in
tluence CAY man than wealth." Theo
Powell, VIM. J. Jones, VIM. Gibbon
James Hughes, Willie Davis and
johnny Rawlings took part in the
debate. The debaters on both sides
showed that Il few months practice
had enabled them to express thei,
ideas unembarrassed and fearless
We noticed that some of the young
deba:ess produced strong arguments
and original ones too, while Others
were inclined to imitation.
We never enjoyed ourselves better
than we did that evening. We hop,
that onr young friends will continue
and that these institutions {alone
with others) will influence to make
usefua and good citizens of them
throughout the town and our country
STRANGER.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-03-15

For ONE WEEK Mrs. Whittlesey
will sell all kinds of Zephyrs at eigh-
teen cents per ounce for cash. 1wl.