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, 1877-07-09
Neaffe tfls9r. pfpelbfa.
Ser @riea i'm Orient.

.2onbon, 7. SuIi Ser .5tanbarb"
oer66entli9t Naddtebenoes vSn nd6-
jier Wode merben 10000 Sirfen na9
3rapesunt eirsei6ifft ipsroen, INT bic
tiirfilde arnee in Armenien gu Der tdr'
ten,
rSn Sofee Der BortelIunsen eng
Iano's bat Die pforte benz 9efeblsbaber
ibrer Tlotte i'm iA,uursen Meere perenlp
toriia befoblsn, Die 8IOdaoe uirfiamer
gu maden."
5urnu Maeureli 1T iebt bur6 cine
8rigabe &umdnier beiebt. Sas Soupt=
quarter beg Gsoren befinoet Ii6 su
@imniba. Das Yombaroement spil9sn
Gu1tI6uf uno @lobolia oauert fort.
Giner 9epelde masss@imniba sufolse
befinoet li6 Die rulii6e gorbut rl.se.
fabr auf balbem 8ese s,pii6en Der So
nau unb Sirnopa. Ser lestere Ylab
1puroe BON ben Siirten serdumt, 1pdter
jeoo6 mieoer belest.
Man meIoet, bab Bic Sirfen 1i6 Bel
Sdumla conaentriren, I'm Die na6 benz
8altan UorriidenOe ruIIil9e &oIonne in
Der Jlanfe arSusreifen.
Shirt &arl bon &umdnien reiite beuts
mad Galafat.
Sic BON Sen &uiien BEL Simnika ers
ridtete Bride erweit li6 als gu i6wad
fir Den unssbeuren @erfsbr uno FORT
tpdbtenSe &eparaturer Iinb notblpenbis
giner 9epei4e bss uMandsiterGuar
oian" aug Mien sufoIse tcmiibt lid
Oeltrei9, einen @cHenitlafanb sluiI9en
Msontenesro uno Der Yforte 5u Stanbe
81 brinoen.
IS perlautct, baB ale Correspondent
fen aug Dem rui1I@en S%auptquartiere
aussewieien woroen 1ino.
, 1877-07-09
9nldnbi(tbe pepr(bsn.

Stbaco, 49,, 6. Suli. 2ufe
Senorids, elm Ganalbootarbeiter, tDbtete
9e1tem Elm TrauenSimmer, Namens Sranz
&c Subbs, wel6e friiber in wiloer Gle
nit i9m lebte. 8Or Ginger 3eit bate
1i6 bas Yaar in SoIse zines @treites
9etrennt, uno Srauces perbciratbete Ii9
fur5 oarauf nit eincm anoern Manne.
@eltern trafen Srances unb 9enbrifs
suidlig ouf Der Strabe sulammcn, unO
ein Wortwe9lel entitano, welder oamit
enoete, oaB Der Mann bic Grau su so.
Den idlus unb ii6 entfernte. 0as
Trauen5immer erbob iid ieood uno elite
Senbrids nad, I'm Den Streit 5u ernsu=
ern. Ssnbrids panbts lih I'm uno pere
iebte Grances einen 10 furdtbaren Tauit.
idlas in's @snid, baB oaiielbe aebro6en
uuroe nno Die Trau in nenisen Ssfun=
Den 1tarb. Senorids 1T Derbaftet.
Scene, M.-S.. 7. Suli. Gin Sc.
bduoe, iueldes absebro9en werben ioIlte,
nm pIas fir ben neuen 8abnbof Der
~@I9uelot,gabn 81 MAIDEN, itiir3te sss
tern Morsen pl6bIi6 Sulammen, unb
cine @nSabl Arbeiter wuroe inter ben
Sriimmern b~esraben. SenrD Games
ipuroe onsenbIidli0 set0btet, unb no.
Srown, iouie 6enrp 2awler trngen be.
bsufli@e, pielIei9t tootli9e @erIebunsen
bapon. I
New'D OFT, 7. Suli. Sneb Ylair
elm Protetant, uno feline @attinMtaroa-
ret, peI@e fatbolii6er gonfelfon 1T,
9erietben ssitsrn @beno in Gtreit iibsr
&eli9ionsan9elesenbeiten, uno Blair
nerisbte i6Iiebli6 leiner 0rau sinen
Slid nit eiaem Sal9snmslier, pel6e r,
,pie Die Merste ertldren. einen tootli9e en-
Serlanf nebmen wlrb, Ser Sbdter 1T
Derbaftet.
, 1877-07-09

GoniulatSpofeu iino oud sic beriibn1ten
an,erifaniiden Sh,iftlteller Sret 9arte
uno Soaquin MiGec. Grterer m0d)te
aerre Elm Goniulat in Dcutidlanb bubeu,
mo CT. ba feline t~reff(id)en Nous1an fd)on
3'peifad ms Deutlde iiberieet lino, ais
SdriftitelIer in sroBcm gnleben felt.
Der 5ierrasD idter Milter tuiinlbt iiA
elm Goniulat in Sranfteidj. DaB Die
9erren Gparts unb SaDes bel yei esun9
beS biplomatilden Oienfte8 fir Sen lites
rariiden Nubm niut unempfdnolidl ituo,
baben fie burd) llebertyaauns Der @eiano
'teulfelle in Maorio an SameS Huifel
2opeu be.uieien.
Ger Dredfuhrniann bon Columbus.
Ohio, bat einc 2ibelltlase fit $4,000
Sdaoeneriae aesen oas bortise Conn.
tassblatt anseftrerat, neil bafielhe fein
@eiddft idled)t gemabt bat.
Ole Gjeieteebung BON 9noiana bat
fiirsli4 Chen amiiden @eihwiiterfiaocrn
oerboten.
Gin alter &apf. NuS Wn-
lab oe8 an l3. b. SO. eefeierte gcburts>
taaes Biu8 TX. fte0te Die Eurincr u1his
ia Gatbalica" Sic Warnen einiser Ydpfe
suiamn,en, weld)e elm nod b6hcres Glitter
erretd5tcn alS his jett Bius TX; Der dl.
tefte III Bapit @satbo, Elm St;ilianer. Der
erf init lO3 Sahren BEN pdpitlid /,
Stubl belties unb 107 5a5re aft uuroe.
Gin 8ierfrife. Gus Garls>
rnbe miro sciArieben: Die 8iSr.
preiie lino bel ben meiiten bielisen @irs
then I'M 2 Pf. fir J Sitter. alio bon Ia
auf Is Bf. erbDbt woroeu. ST. Bolae
oeiiea bat iid in %unierer fonif 70
friecliden Staet Ser :3unoer fin sebauft
uno oils Geiultat SieieS Saufens scfdbrli=
her Glemente aeigteu fid balo on ben
Stra6enedcn 8lafate, in oeneu in bcrbell
Worteu Oas 8ublifum oufaeforoert miro,
Dem unssredteu Nufldllas ourd Grinf<
Strife gu beac9i1en. SIN gabnbofltaot
tbeil 1T Der Strife audi auSacbrod)en ulo
idon 'an britten Sage erfol9rcid, aeluc>
fen, ,po9esen tn Der Nlt1taot bis ieet fein
Gelultat 3n uer3eitnen 1T.
3 SEEN Dorfer j3olta'st fat cine
Battlefront bon 7o4 Meilen ana 9no~
ion, @ait Nioer, Song S8lano 9unO Sta
ten S5lano u. I. m. nit II Stdbten uno
u 00rfcrn at iibfrmaden. Die s3ubl
Der olja9rlid, in ben 9afeu oes 9eew
Dorfer 3olloiitrifteS eiu. uuo auslaufers
ben Sdiife belduft iid) ouf iiber $4,000.
Sn Gan TrauciSco 1T Ser 1ltrn, In
terridt in Den 0ffsntliA:n 5dulen ciusee
fi9rt wOrNen.
Sn Baltimore iourSc cine Grau .uee
gen faGrldiiaer 95,tans p>rbaftet. neil
tte ibrcn Wann 70 LANCE batte Gcppid)e
allstlopfen lalien, bis ct ;uiammenbrad).
6 miro berednet, oaB Sic Nmsrita-
ner, peld)e in oieiem Sabre rad) europa
reiIcn, iuenisifeus 100 MiQionen Dols
lars baielbit iieen laiien.
, 1877-07-09
0irainia StaatS~W a5etlf
taol,p beransssssbsn SON
9oba 9. pein.
80. 8 3nGlfte Stra6eo
Ri6monb, ga.
SrhScr{ttipu8 Nreifet
&reiic Der Mu3eigsn:

&rtiic Der Mu3eigsn:
d., CAVIAR, ,in mat so75
Gin Saudre, aptt Nldl -.
TIN Sanare, bret Ntal. 70
Gin Sauare, cine g0cts 40
Eth Square, etnen Ntpnat 70
Gin Square. bret Woaate 10 0
&rSs,re Qu,etsen rperten tntser tsrednet.
Wdt pber treniser 3etfen btIbcn einen Ganare.
gue MnsAsen fnb I'm gsraus gu 3atIcn.
Die 3eituta twtrb tn Hffmunt unb lint
yesenb son Bet 1rasern far IS Gents pei
WrGe auSgetragen.
, 1877-07-09

Five copies, one yeat, separately addressed.
Four Doilars.
Ten copies, one year, senaratciv addressed fand
an extra copy to the getter up OF club,
Eight Dollars.
IWonfy copies, one year, separately Addressed
tahd an extra copy to the eetter up of club,
Fifteen Doliars.
Fnty copies, one year, to one address ,apd Tho
Semi weekly one year to getter up ofciub1. "e
"TRfrty-thr@o DOiiari
FIFTY copies, one year, separately addressed (and
the semi weekly one year to getter up ofclnh1,
Ihifty-nve Dollars,
one hundred comics, one year, to one address
club, OET NJ sqS.eg up Oh
One hundred copies, one wear. son,rntoIn "a
uresSe9 Sahd the Daily for one year 10 the getter
""' sixty Dollars,
THE SEnI-WEEAL Ky Sun.
Five copies. one year. separately addressed.
" Eight Dollars.
q eoplSs, one year, separately addressed C,nd
ns>tfa copy to getter up of club, N'
yxEx&sA Sixteen 4 arg.
49, SEND ,Y0UR MONEY!
y l1es office orders. checks. or dtatt >~
fSn ~ H. Wn9levNr convenient, IL not, tnen ,..tster
~e ~ Soa'iinin. money. Adlress
/ W, ENGLAND. pubnshcr
= otdcs, Eew YORK ul,s
, 1877-07-09
Djt Tuhkur .


II Beftnmt. :, ssan,s btsbertse Setluerfa9a n umi
suitoeen Die. anr mirb our6 oas io9e,onnte
'XObbaA inb bnr9 Gtanebuen Don SpDpuIncr
btswirft. 0te aobedoer teigen an, no bic &rantbeit
Set ssisssn fe' Ste as6'enstraii Sbe5 @cani3S[n an.
Gauienoe iino tn ben lebtsn smei Sabren til Ser
@ooesAnitalt, "a Gtantpn Ctr, Mem slort, Sebctlt
lporbsn. .hnter ben 9ebetlten ~beiinoen I'D ptete
lt bon anberen Sdbern poourd, bab lie birert aui
bic &rantbett ei~wlpirten, nao ben trGnter Stoii ens
ierntr, IN ipether 3orm er aud Gum 8criheia
tontme. Sic fino Gin Serbrennnn9SS ooer AuSitets
bungSsFroceB Der &rarfbeitS ltote. Sober Rr0nfe
wirb bi ber Inuenenns bteier Sur l~o3ni09en iein
ci9erer ylrSt. gScnm Semano bird oicie 9aoer 9es
betlt lit, 10 tit er mirfii9 nnb robital 9ebeiit. paRs
reno mad Der bisbert9en 6etlinetbooe bic Wttttel
nnb iib tiers an 9anatS Seer secunodrcr Grants
e' Spst faa,s eit gyy5abcr aue arsa: spsilcn, il5iisrlis
nno duBerIid, ~tariren, 10 iino bod BITE &Sirtnnaet
nod in acutem 3uitonoe b%eiinben, gat5 onberorbents
lid: Tiebcr, ietbit Nerpens unb TppbuSfeber,
peroen iebr lbaeu, qenobnlt5 nit lis 8dperh,
turtrt. &asss uno Sma9eaSd,Dinofadbt miro,
sep69nlid leidt tnrirt. &snietI,Gli, Mbeus
ttafisntus pcrbel- cit iebr lhusI ecDeilt;
eoenio su9ens lnb S9r'ntrantbetteu, iopte ouc
iDpbtlittSaie sranthettsm in iebem @rope get
duberen Sranthciten, @ranO.pnneen, acc
SGlirttren, .Scropbeaa &c. tit bic @trtuu9 cine
pl0BItde II. ftAtbare. Rur etn &op ut binreihenb,
i'm Seocn Don Der @trtuna III iiberseu9sn. Mas
BeNtreh9 nno bic io9enanute ssarn. ODER
ssaeEeertht (etne bis ieRt uabeilbarc &rdnfbeiD
pnrben 9ebettt Sst lestertr S%rantbett 9e9en %
gro5ent bes .5HderftOies NIT leoeaI 9aoe 6ur5 BEN
Qrin ab.
Die 9o6es unb Gtanebme. @utucr werbcn nag
lebem Ylgs I'M sanoc r~eyicr6t, Der YletS oes
@dbesPulDers lit -, Der ecS @tuneDlne : 9alpers
81. WtQn lolle lta ene @tolbire iiber BITE Sobfus
~ saGl{9er nper benti4er Gprae9e iGtGen.
FIR, Rauchfuss ID
D 81 etanton Ctr (Box 1699),'
geIp 0otf
, 1877-07-09
Nermlil0teS

Bret 9arteuut 3oaqpin.
Wiuer, Inter ben 8cweybern nm
, 1877-07-09
Der st d mpnber
,,0et,t @urlD Gut"
Sobof oaooo @iDoretteos,
Tabricirt ppn
q. s. s. Nuem S &c.
idmonD. % O..


Der Midmonber IS IN Eobacco" III bon Sen a%us9sw&6tencn
y@irgtnia Natnral 2cai'' 9idnutem nno fret bon Shnslr, Gtaub, Barfutr
oMr n9eub emer gefdphma. Der ette sruue 8ooen moun otfr gabat geuadr
fen Viu Idnakr @tnb in gtrgnia uo 0aoub goroina) uno Die srt bs Grod-
mems sumnbert Die Irosnte os Micotms beB9alb lam oerfebe in EfeHen, or|
in eiaarddten sHoudt nsrSea, obm gu bdurdtsa $2asbleansn, @4~nSel I'm Sop
f. ooer glaien auf br :3un9e 81 befonrmen, weldeS oft ourd Iabat ipeld)r In
cnen. fameren QcbmboSn semadim uno nit atbaide Oeen. Eonqua gobnnn.
ODER tem{he SubfanSen parfimrt ODER anberuetts perfdidlt it, gehebt.
Durh iene 9sinbeit. Ien Nrono, iman naturldeu Gcrud] uuo GeIDunnG
cmpfabt e ib osm Yefn. uno Giaaretens9aauasr. als cine Ow ausseIudeNen
.unD reinfn Sorkn Gabaf, ben man baben faint
Son eia snalp{e, welae turst1s BON eaiem Cabot oon Or. auaufus
|80hcr, BET berHbrte Gbendf Der f6nMiden Agrfu(ur=G ie1idat in England, 9e-
moht wuroe uno osfen gionne 70 behnnt in is&m SabOratOium or sSa. ii Sol
.seaoes Elm GuSau9
Dtifaf2abora
IL Gaiaburp Square 6RetN Shee, s. 6, 2ouoon)
sd FnSe mr gpuren BON @apeter IN bsn Gabaf, ipeihes Der Gauno if. oab
ret eten 10 miben @efhmaG bat, benn III anen farkn, beWenSen 2a6at fnoe i'd
yibes lal bb Galpetr in beocuenoer 0uanttdt oor1euidcno 1T; cine auSere
nmo wnhtaere Sadr, metbe ih oub neine lntend9nn9 aussefmben babe, lit,
noB CT uur fpeng 9Heotn enbdit ub bB in onlcn Sotten Gataf breis ODER bier
nmal loont sefanSen mho. Sd fnoe, oB oufr Iubat cine oer6dtniBaSBia teine
oQuanttMt giDcBofe entbdtt beieS ertldrt Ben Geblden @ruh oes HandpS
ppon oNir gorts Gabaf. Sc 1T nabrlb cine Der nolGisdlenIen sorsa, bic ia
re scrauht babe unb e8 1T wrfih mabr, baB Ser Gabaf MUIR uen9 Micotin mo
rgiweiBl0H ent9df. wstdes i9 as en bicnosrss ssnnsiden stnss lebGd5 rs1eas
yon uno mloen Gabaf8, beHahte"
Der 9alpser 9bt ben Gabat, ocn mir fir fart uo idledt balhn. SEN idar~
fen, biIenon GeIdmaG hr GtudBfcf gilt Den unangenebmen gerud, mte
pmbronne 6sber ODER Som, meder oft in ihlcdt mennenben Gabaf temerft pro;
oas gicoin 1T or GWtfoff.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-01-17
NUMBER 3.

No SMALL PoX IN MINERAL POINT.
Somehow n rumor, to the effect
that our city was afflicted with
small pox, has gained circulation, as
appears by our exchanges. We are
happy to be able to state positively
that there is no foundation for the
report, and that no case of the dis
ease is or has been nearer to us than
Highland. Better still, there is
little danger of it approaching us,
as our physicians are industriously
engaged in vaccinating the peop G,
and everybody is alive to the import
ance of taking every precautionary
step. If the same were true in all
places, small pox would be little
heard of.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-01-17
NEW FEED STORE.

In connection with my store
have established a feed store for the
general supply of man, such as Flour,
No. | Buckwheat, Corn Meal, Gra-
ham, Hams, Bacon, Pickle Pork,
Lard, Coffee, Sugar, Syrup, and also
that excellent 80 cent tea, and every
thiag that is found in No ! gro
Gerry horse. Every article warranted
and delivered at your door.
3w2 j. r. PRIpEAUy.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-01-17

RATHER THIN !!

A respectable party of young gen
tlemeD and ladies Of oar city, think
Ing they would make some heart
glad during the holidays, made ar
rangernents to give surprise and
evening seranade (they all being
good vocali3ts) to au old bachelor
friend, living about six or seven
miles IN the country; but one being
more thoughtful than the rest, took
a ride out to notify said party that
he>shoU!d be at home aud set his
houe" III order. So an New Years
evening sleigh filled TO over
flowing, proceeded to the house Of
their victim, and found him at home
aud ready 10 entertain his visitors.
After few choice song had been
sung, the company, consisting oi
about tgeaty, sat down TO a sumpt-
nous repast ot the contents of oHe
oyster can made Into "A delicious
stow, and hot coffee prepared BY tie
land,lady pro feDi And as the small
hours OF the night came on, the COM
pany returned home eon2ratuiating
each other on their good oyster sup
per and the accomm 'dati"g manner
Q. ;leir bachelor diend. SILK.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-01-17

HIGHLAND is reported as having
several new cases of small poX.
Among the fllicted we hear is James
Ramsden, Jr., the assistant Post
master. 1t is said that but little
care is taken 10y the people to pre-
vent the spread of the disease that
attendants OF patients are in the
habit of circulating through the
village, visiting public places of bust
ness, etc, Unfortunately. If this
be true, we may expect to hear OF
many more cases, if not general
epidemic of the loathsome disease in
that locality.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-01-17

THOUSANDS oi men and women
suffering iroa nervous debility, lost
vitality, and hroken-down constitu-
tons have been perfectly restored
to health during the past year by
using Dr. S d IIowe's Arabian Ton
ic Blood Purifier. 1t supplies tho
lost wastes, cleanses aud eilriches
the blood, acts directly upon the liv-
er, Kidney and Urinary organs, and
builds a mn rieh, Sold
by John ii Wv ut
sole agent for y :.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-01-17


common to regard this term as a mere
fornality, and to be taught in the
cheapest manner possible. Accordingly
some districts insist on engaging mex
perienced school girls who cannot pass
an examination, and thus discourage
Improvement on the part of regular
teachers, by throwing them out of EN-
ployment, and submit the first diret-
ing of the flexible minds of little ones
to ignorance and incapacity.
These evils are due to a considerable
extent, to the financial inability of
districts to build comfortable school
houses or support good schools. They
are more often due, however, to Il lack
of administrative vigor in the present
district system. There is a strong feel
ing on the part of the leading teachers
of the state that these great evils can
and should be remedied by a uniform
state tax, and Il more centralized svs-
tenn than the present district system;
and these changes will doubtless soon
be submitted to The legislature for con-
Sideration
| have visited all the schools of the
county once during the year, excepting
two or three in districts Which | did
noo reach III the winter, and which
had 10 summer terms. | have visited u
goodly number twice. Ny business
has been to inquire into the organi2a-
ton Of each school visited and note
the method OF teaching, and then adj
wise such changes anl Improvements
as seemed proper. Though great good
can he thus accomplished, yet a very
important part of the superintendent
work is done by means Of strict and
uniform examinations and Institutes.
Two institutes have been held, with
excellent results. Though there is Il
/ gradual Improvement in the a.tenl-
ance, yet many teachers, who are most
! Ia need oi the institute drill and ial-
| struction, do not attend, and there is
no authority to require their attend
ance
a more efficient supervision in the
matter of text books by district boards
is sadly needed. both to secure newer
tooks and uniformity in each school
Owing to the work of our normal
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-01-17

AMENDE HoNuRABLE.-The ChrOp-
icle man says: ITO our positive linowl-
ledge Nr. Taylor John W. was at
''home in Linden, on the morning Of
Dec 29th,-had been there all the
"wrek, we believe, and could not,
therefore, have been in Rockford, H.,
several days previous to Jan. list, as
stated in the Inter Oceaa dispatch.
Besides Mr.. Taylor is not the kind
'of man to engage in the abducting
business with scalawag like Kitch.
There must be another John w.
Taylor, or the rascal is travelling
"under an assumed name"
According TO this, the TRIBUNE
has done Mr.. Taylor an injury
none can regret more than the editor.
We hope the injured party and all
his friends will forgive the uninten-
tional wrong done. Seeing the arti
Gle in the papers, and learning from
what we supposed to be good au-
thority, that the John W. Taylor
mentioned was the young lawyer of
Linden, We were led to give it Gre
dence and publication.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-01-17

CARTWRIGHT & 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 Chichplipg
pianos in Iowa county. Also West
ern Cottage and Loring e. Blake or
gans. 4l
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-01-17
Local Intelligence.

,zy Business Notices in local columns,
loaded, and in some type as local news, viii
he charged for at the rate of 10 cents per line.
e,ch insertion. No business notice published
in this department, first issue, for less than
50 cents
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-01-17

A SpLENDID stock of mems, BOYS
and childrens stiff and soft felt bats
of the latest styles, also cloth and
fur caps at Deller's.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-01-17

FURS. A large stock of Mink.
Fitch, Alaska, and Coney setts at
very low prices. Also feather and
fur trimming, in black, white, and
gray, at Dellers.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-01-17
Business Notices.

ss@'" Notices under this head viii he charged
for at The rate of . cents per line each nsri.
ton Nothing estimated less lhan 3 ince,
when published only once,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-01-17

TIE Fifth Annual Meeting of the
Linden Town Farmers Mutual Fire
Insurance Company adjourned. to
meet Tuesday, the 23d day OF Jan
uary. at one o'clock, p NJ A iul
attendance is solicited, as business
of Importance is to be brought
before the meeting.
JoHS LEE, President.
T .. KENT, Secretary.
Linden, January ID, 1871 l.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-01-17

3l3 is the number of marriages In
Grant county last year.
You FELLOW who owes for the
tribune and wants to pay in truck"
bring US load Of staw.
Mr.. WM HEALEY, of this city,
Las been appointed Deputy Sheriff
of Iowa county.
LEGIsI ATIyE favois from Hon. ID.
L. Down, our State Senator, are APP
preciated.
AFARMER named Paul Speth, ,resid-
ing on Belmont Prairie, lately sold
81 hogs that averaged 393 pounds.
This seems hard to beat.
WE are infol med that our worthy
Assemblyman Gray is at his post in
Madison, by receiving public docu-
meuts bearing his statesman-like
chicography.
Ir is stated that Mr.. Chas Brunner
had several thousand dollars in
money on his person, when he went
down in the great bridge disaster.
lie had collected money for -four
sold to eastern parties.
COMMISSION AGENCY-A respon-
sible working agent wanted TO ham
die Reapars and Mowers for a man
utacturing Go. Address, General
Aren't, Lock box No. l06, Lacrosse,
Wis.
TIE death of Mrs. Eunice Cobb,
mother Of &. w. Cobb, Esq, escaped
our notice last week. The old lady is
borne in tender remembrance here,
where the entire community knew
and appreciated her excellencies
Her age was 81.
GOVERNOR LUDpINGToN's Mes
sageis unpretentious, but a good prac-
tica) common sense state paper.
Many of his suGg stions and recon-
selves to the Legislature and lead to
such action as will be of benefit to
the state
CLIPPING horses is a great and
beautiful art. 1t is ravishingly de-
lightul to the humane mind to see
thin skined horse being driven
about the streets all shaved and
lidged up, until be looks like cor
rugated wash board, while a man in
two overcoats holds the lines over
the shiveling steed
The 2lst semi-annual convention
OF the Iowa County Good Templars
Will he held at Arena on Tuesday
and Wednesday, January 23d and
nth, 1877. T d, kapouse and other
prominent members of the Order
viii be in attendance, and arrange.
ments are being perfected by the
members of Arena Lodge so that all
who desire to attend may be accom-
modated
GOOD APP0INTMENT-We notice,
"y Washington dispatches, that Col,
John q. Clark, Of Lancaster, has
heeu appointed Surveyor General ot
DAkgtah Territory. 1t is not stated
whether Cul. Clark accepts the nom
!la;Ion ar not, about which there is
Some doubt. Wera the appointment
'sndered at the beginning Of Presi-
"e"ti@i term, with reasonable pros
Itct that there would be no change
made for four years, Instead of
d. me close Of term, with strong
probability that before he is fairly
.sialledin otiice new deal will be
male, the CJlDncl might feel com
E'.m~aled, and we doubt not would
MAKE t3r himself such a record
. would make apparent the error of
"', appointing him four years ago,
'"s.eai Of tie r;ugster Dewey, who
'a 49.Utr:liriug.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-01-17

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