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Litchfield enquirer., 1877-08-30
BRONCHITIS AND LUNG AFFECTIONS. ,
 TRACHEON-

4 slight sO-cGlIed cold SCfII ofstssnea Se0d to q serious cough, schich, Sisacared J..S, JOr Q. C:9asy :s sTentea, n.ast h"ee ere One Of BRONCHITXS1 or sCle0t ts srorse. fha. deadly CONSUMPTION. To aH sMnrrinv TRACHEON offers O sound, S'elfable, aud 1OeTsN@1se1st relief. It assOSlseSlfs eEpeceO- ration, Gss& enGI!es the oGstIsss tO espeL sVitI.OsGt jssdtciOWs treatHseSst, sSsssse eOsis- ssaSsssicGte ttS poison to tIte Veeiesslar sab~ seGece Of the Ss'ss0, de9eSserStsag 0ssss de- etB0yiaaa, that SbOst essential 0T OVDaaSs and sstftnsGtes OMEg tst aR eurlv Gssd Sssl. sS"segy Iv9th. TR-1CAEON haS sso eaaal, s1USsch less q superior, mud its Ssse eUtn ts03 only resIeOcc tko deposit, thereby afordtssm OTeGt TeIieI, bWt heaLs fhe Sssesssbrassse nSsS !soves the PGtteHt i's POssesSiOSs Of hessIthU tunO tissue.
 i'rtce, FlfsU Cessts per bottle, Or sG~ bOttEeS, $S.6O.
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-08-30
DYSPEPSIA. ~~-~~~~~
GASTRON.

GASTRON.is Q safe, speedy, esaCf past- StUe cwrc IOr th0t S1sOat depTessisag Of 0iL- restore th0 diOestSUe 0t-g0Rs Co ehets. ppis- tisee strength, aud promote the heaIthv sserUOlsS frritGbtIitv Of RiteraS.N and oiI persons 0NrsdiNO q SeGieHtarN Iife, ts speedily removed by this agent. The seOh'Gch ts restored to henIfh aud the key:- seOte Of the SySteSIs e0iu Ossce Sssor0 respond An the OerfOTnsG1ace Of tabor.
 Price, Osc DOIt0t, Ca LGrOe bottle, or
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-08-30

@UUf Can't be made by every agent every mouth N444 m tne business we furnish, but those will aHR HnH aN work can easily earn dozen dollars dpy right in their own localties Have no
 room to explain here. Business plessant aa nonorapie Women, and boys and girls do as well w as men. we will furnish you complete Outft free besr pays better than anything else. We will
 oApense ol starting you Particulars free Write 1nd sees Farmers and mechanics tbeir sons and ana a classes in need of paying work at rpggld Wrte to ps and learn al about the work ~ once. AoW4s the time. Don't deiay Afitreas M
 4ssA TRUE CO., Augusta, Maine.
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-08-30
HE LEONARD SCOTT PUBLISHING co
 fl Barclay Street. New York.

MRS. coNNEILYs sALvATIoNgfo for she Hafr.-- NAA great discovery. warranted to restore the grayest hair in few days to it's original color Tt failed to make the Hair grow and leaves 1t clean s0is glossy and beautiful and the scalp clean and wnlse. 50reNard for lead. silver, lac snipher or dee ieserious dru0s found in 1t. The sireredf. ents to make eighteen ounces, prepaid by mai, to any part of the United States receipt of $l send Tor circular. Address Mrs. ANNA CONNEIIY 27 Bond Street, New Eork.--La,Teacs Daav Aseeriean.
 Jan. 2d. 1S77,y 9-sm
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-08-30

ft0nnknHfk Diseases Cured. New paths gsHRNwWNHm marked out by that plainest Su1e4O9WWWo of all books-"Plain Home AalA ss1 a] .Meaacai Common Sense.n- nearly lOOo pages 200 Illustrations, by Dt B. Fcote. of Iyo Lex ,,ngton Ave. N Y. Purchasers of this book are at Price by mail, postage prepaid $S25 for the stan. dar9 edition. or $l5O for the Popular edition. WMcn contains all the same matter and ;llustrationa Gontents ables free. Agents wanted. MURRAY alLL PUBLISHING CO.,. 12s East 2sth Street. New 1E 7m4
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-08-30
PILES. HemOrrhOids.
 PILLOW.

Many cassses tend to prOdsaeo GAas pnfs.. TwL aud distressing StGte. TAe blood tS ssso or drastIc pssr0Gtires semis to pSaJ.scs cOHgestiON Of fse 60sGeIs, torpid actiem CT ehe Hrer, GSad nMMserOus ether caWses gre the source or thts 01apt0Snt, 0sO8 htfheFtO 9sOtIsiNO efectMaE hGs been ppeseMfed 70 the ftsbIic, sCItich ScOsGId S'0pSdEN dILevfaes SytIptOsstS aud Ssgti1aGteIas TroUe as eject 4cHich MOt o1IIy Gcts 0Ina0se isstasstlg, bsfs sciEL renIOUe the largest tHnaOrs or the parts (PIes) by absOrptiOss, und Ssa9av SrhO been rGdicGEly cured, hGre 6eess 0ssare6 IpPiOr to HsinO Dsts 1tgeGtsnesltI bN esst- sseIt surgeons thGt the OSalV Selfef they operation, aud resnOrinO tt Or fhens |sOMs the body Oy procedure tcLteh Ssecessttae- cd the kmife. ITis remedy has 6eeSs haiIed GCtth deltDht, Gnd fe .ssOaO prescrtbed bW wlGny prGctiStsaO f,IaysfciGIls, srhO are cOg- SsiSGRst of fts merits, us the OhIv km0s0pA
 Price. Fiftv Ceats pcr apaekaOe, Or sIs T0T %~'oO'. s.-.r ....f ,....... ..
 THE ABOHE REMEDIES ARE s%s Ssa ssrtos s s snS@tes s ssgrs @ f"sori6s q5s s oS si q iSs''s ss%s,::s: sssSTsss,.g ns.sos sy gs.sSa sT H""g Ussr', '
 If sle specific directions gre cosnDlted e0tth, thonsG'.ds OI fD"tiet.iS ariH bear srtt- brute cserH asses.tiOm. WLere shere S,sa suGfsy cOinpli cautions or disease, nssd fa- tierts SO desiTe,. DR. .CHANDLER triII s%eas is ST fet.s% % SS "ses.sarg s J"''"''""' "'"
 DescrtPttoe aud EsptGm0tOrv Circu- LGT Of tAe 0S0ye feanedtes seNt Oss receipt &EnICfH1 Esn5GIiC sss nS e. ~hSPntET1 ss .sis !. Rx D0rtte't0T dr"OOtss'S, send OTdsrs Co
 al l5 DR. CHANDLER,
 .-. .-asg ,147s Broadway, Nsw-York City.
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-08-30
PREMIUMS.

New subscribers Complying early) for the year 1877 may have, without. charge, the numbsrs for the last quarter of 1876 of such periodicals as they may subscribe for.
 Neither premiums to subscribers, nor discount to ciubs can be allowed unless the money is re. mitted direct to the publishers. Noprsmums given to clubs. g sk A~8 @a@ KFSs gsT V Circulars withfurther particulars may be had on application. THE LEONARD SCOTT PUBLISHING co
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-08-30

NOBODY EVER KILLED BY L1eHrN,NaerS LARdn Cums.-A. New York paper says: In no record that has yet been published for many years past. while thunder clonds have hung over this city and discharged their artillery at us, has single death oc- cured here from atmospheric .electricitv while it's fatal effects have been yisible in all directions beyond our city limits. Tn conversation with noted electrician . lev years slnce, we drew his attention to that feet, and suggested that what. with tne ron. gas and water pipes in every building, which conducted lightning into the very ground deeper than even a rao. uiar lightning rod would do it. and the ma.see of iron employed in all shapes in modern. structures. and the bundles ,of telegraph wires running strung over our heads, and higher than the average haisht of our ordinary buildings, and wRile ave. " street almost has iron tracks for strast railroads. the electric fluid was so oensr. ally distributed that there was no chance Ior it to be concentrated anywhere. The electrician in question saw the force of tne suggestion, and concurred in it. and evidently perceived that New York city ia no place for the profitable prosecution of the hghtninR-fod business. -
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-08-30
E lr9El1 &l4 k6.

To She Working Class.-We are now prepared 70 Iornisn all classes with constant employment at nome she wholeof the time, for their spare mo- MslI. Business new, light and profitable. Persons mg snd proportional sum by devoting their whole
 me 70 sne business. Boys and girls earn nearly as
 L ucn as men, That all who this notice may send aaaress and test the business we make this un. P9s1eIea oner: To such as not well sstsdod wa M send one dollar to pay for the trouble of Writns
 u particulars, samples worth several oilsrs to ors mencS work on, and copy of Home and Fireside ens Sa sne afgess and best illustrated Publications, all sons tres Dy mall Reader. if you want perfnanent Rv4saoie Po.4a wofk, address, GEORGE STINsoN Co., FoF1land. A Maine- ne.-xr, xyp. r-g., - ~ly44 ="
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-08-30
' ' .I AND Blackwoods Edinburgh Magazine

CLUBS.
 discount oftwenty per cent. will be allowed to clubeof fourgor mores persons. Thus. four copies of plackwood or one Review, will be sent to one address for s12, 80. Four copies Of ths four Revicws and Blackwood, for $4S, andso on.
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-08-30

Mss HILL n1ERN--How SHE DRESSES AND EATS FOR HER 100 MILE WALK.-Miss Hil. Tern, the pedestrian, is about five feet
 three inches in height, is straight as an
 arrow, has a fine head, broad shoulders.
 good-sized waist-she don't believe in tight lacing--and her limbs are fully de-
 veloped. Her feet are perfect and quite
 small, requiring 21 dress-shoe, although
 her walking shoes are econsiderably larger. 2 Her stockings for her long walks are care. fully selected, and without seaEds. and in
 putting them on great care is exercised to
 avoid folds and wrinkles. They are SUD-
 ported by elastic straps attached to the suspenders over the shoulders. Her walk. Ing shoes arc of soft goatskin, laced high about the ankle, and with broad and firm soies and low, broad heels. The shoes are an inch longer than the foot, and al- low It all possible freedom. While on the track she relies entirely on beef tea ard the raw yolks of eggs for nourish- ment. and seltzer and prune water to qaench thirst. Solid food she finds can. not be taken during ,protracted effort. One of her heartiest laughs is when she tells of gift received from a gentle- man ln Providence of package of candy
 to cheer her on her last mile of long
 walk. She Is, in the opinion of medical men who have examined her, unusually
 Tree from physical defects, notwithstand- ing her long walks ' Ysr fh gE TT
 At the close of her recsntF walk ofS5O miles ln SIX days she was carefully exam. med by SIX well; known physicians of Boston and theE pronounced her flunRs in a state of healthy and normal activity. Her respiration was from g to 26, and her pulse vas only 86 h When of duty Miss Hlllern spends her time in making
 TEETH DEFoR NIFTY IN ADMIRALTY 1s- LAND.-The Russian traveller, M. Michiuko Maciay. Tn the course of recent travel in Melanesla, has noticed among the natives of the Admiralty and Hermit isles a re- peculiarity in the teeth, the up- per lnclsors project .''shovel- like, almost and, to-such Q degree as to extend even beyond the lips when the | mouth is closed. The breadth, moreover. of one of these teeth is at times SO great l to equal it's visible length being in the 1 specimen figured as much as 19 mill. 1 metres to 16 millimstres of length. | measured. of course from the edge of the | avs. not from the extremity of it's fang i As all the teeth have a blsckish polish. 1 tue to the prevailing habit of betel chew. | sg, the mouth presents . somewhat yhastiy appearance. M Miklucho-Ma- 'iay has nowhere else met with "a sim lar deformity of the teeth, but heard 'i such when on the Peninsula of Mallac-gl a. the race in which it occurs being call ~ ''0Fang ng-gargassi '"-Nzture.
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-08-30
For Sale Cheap 1!

A HOUSE, barn, and blacksmith sbon at west corrn, IA wall, Conn. The houseis known as the Efinw-i nam HouEe, now occupied by Wm Howard, and k well calculated for store or saloon 2F 'Fil74T ~ For PsFtculars address, e, fls
 A. T. RoRABACK, Liielal A@st AaIA W @.5 si5siN sSF CAraans Conn. Il
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-11-21
M "a r. r I Z ID.

COAkER-kINSMAN- BY NJ Benson. at
the NJ 4. Parsonage, of this city. on the l3 h
INST. Mr. William COaker and Miss Mary G.
kinsman, of Linden
IREGAf- HAMILTON.-I Darlington at
the residence of the aride's Father Samel
Hamilton Esq. November IA. 1917, by Rev.
Alferd Charles, Mr.. James Tlegay, and Miss
HELEN Hamilton, all of Darlington.
JOSE >SEL-At the residence of Mr. John
Pearte, November lolh 1877. Mr. William
Jose, OF Belmon, Lafayette Co. Wis. to Miss
Bessie kesscl, of Cornwall England. Joseph
Hewitt officiating minister.
About this wedding their is considerable in
tcrest. A few months ago The happy bride
groom wrote to friend in England enquireing
II he could recommend him to some suitable
lady fora life companion. The effort was made
with success. The lady sent her likeness, the
gentleman of course sent his back with some
comment. correspondence ensued. The par.
ties decided to be no longer twain The heroine
left her native land, friends and kindred, and
bravcd the rcrils Of The treacherous deep, en-
countered dreadful storm, endured the fatigue
OF long railroad ride, and after a Journey of
about 5000 miles arrived "a, Mineral Point o.,
Saturday and was united in wedlock to him
she never saw before. She deserves first rate
husband. think she has one
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-11-21
THE SEASIDE LIBRARY.

choice books no longer for the few only Tn,
best standard novels within the reach Of ey,ry
one BOOKS usually sold from 81 To 81 given
unchanged and unahridged) for 10 and 20 cents
l f%@ lynne, by Mrs IIeary " God double
JnhH H,'itan Gtat'eman, by Miss UNLOCK.
j. %ihe Eyre, by Charlotte Brontc double
4 4 boma", inter- Charles Readc new novel -''
double MOI ga
3 Th+ B"ck hdies, Jules verne's last new
novel Single MOI ,or
6. The Lfa Days Of PompsU, Il Sir Edward '''
Bul"cr Iytton (-ngle MOI Toe
= = '"m Be"e by George tlio. Double No DO
y me Iuedst Aotto, By Mary recil Hay
y "" T Xxx, xo Money, BY Marycccil Hay
TO- TIE ,nd "iG" g. I" "Ane By wnkic Collins ''
H. Tn hiu on NE Floss, BY George Eliot
double mol '''' On,
~ re dmf,,ran S,enato,, by Anthony Trol.
lope Double MOI M,
10 a h,@ceNs Of Th"te, BY William Black
ii tn, De"a Secret. BY wilkie Collins. (sjn.
gle No ma
10 Ro",oho, by George Eliot. (sinclc No, i i",
TO- 1hf k"giiA at he Marin IoIe, By I1les
verne Jingle MOI 100
II. H'd'en f'ttS, BY Mary Cecil Hay. (Sin.
Is Bg,do,GS H'storV, by Amelia D. Edwards
"a iT'oHp poe
(,ingle MOI ''''''' ~.
20, Otd en- tosttg Nop By Charles Dickens
lNpp"pIc 30 20
For lie by all Booksellers and NewVdcoi.ry ,r
sent postage prepaid ON receipt ofprice by
HtoRGE VT ltO pumIsIIi,R
? O. Box j657 ""''' % ~ -
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-11-21
HALT: Right about. Face.

come al of you, both old AMI young
Ana give your friend call
poMn az my newly furnished room,
Ana III try TO please you all.
NY sign, You see. stands out TO view.
IN golden |, tiers brigi L;
AZ uir corller store, Hear Martins door,
AS you go down the right.
Ana you, gentle ladies' Just give me n call
ihose having switches and curls 10 be made
FOR my prices are low. as my figures Min shnr
linen you cannot but ii me your aid.
Yours respectfully,
1f-ohI ANTON HOWELL
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-11-21
Important Notice.

All parties knowing themselves
In debted to Alfred Hendra, will
please call at once at my office, over
Horn hardware store, and settle up.
In order to save trouble end costs.
VIM. Brown.
Nov. II, lS77.-46w3.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-11-21
Murder viii Out.

20 will selling genuine old com
'-! Singer Sewing Machines at
'' ana $40, when you cap buy
. "1m from Birely Il Son at SIS and
Howe, Wilson and Canada
."-er at 50 and $50. Watches
,; JeWe.ry at equally redu ced
~1@' 40
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-11-21

ALI operations performed on the
.''1n IN the best manner. aud with
~. ~. best material. Special attention
e e.'r' to the construction and re
'''''ilS OF artificial teeth. Teeth per
~" leu, Fifteen or Twenty Dollars.
IT. ~ }. ". Odgers. Dentist, High
-ieet. Mineral Point. Next door
,.. OF Il d. Pulford's Tap stairs.)
''e him a call. %
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-11-21
G. & NV.
Ii N ES-

THE CHICAGO NoRrIl-WEsTFRN RAILWAY
l Inlui'9eS uhdtr one management the Great
trunk Railway Lines of the Wlsr and NORTU
NENI, and, with ii numerous branches ana nn,,
hetuohs iorns the shortest and quickest routn
'I"c'i 'hlcago and nj points IN Illinois Nj.
c"hslh, Northern Michigan, Minnesota. Iowa No
" "'Nd' '"ilofiiia ana the Western ,errtufics j.
"H'""" ""d cmpo,Ha Lime
Is The shortest and best route between cl,icoy,
aii1 all points in Northern Illinois Iowa ual"fs
NchIhska, wyoming. Colorado Utah NnvaJ"
california oregon, china, japan & Australia. ItS
#t"t9o. 81 f"Ri ana NnHeapoij. line
Is thc hort Il 9 between Chicago aud all points
NJ NHItnefh Wisconsin and Minnesota, and ior
points IN the Great Northwest. It's
II c"'ySc. Hjpo"" aad 81. retlr L,ns
is the best route between Chicago ana La Cros.a
" mona, Rochester owaionnn, MuBkato, 81 petr,
Nc" I'm aud All points IN southern aud Contra
Grrrn E,p apd Woqu Hr line
Is the only line between Chicago ana JoncsyuIo
i" alritoHu, fond dn l.. Oshkosh, Appleton
Green Bay EscanHba ..cgauncc s3ruuetir
iioughtn,, Hancock and The Lake superior l.S
FceDo,t ami Babngue lime
e the ony route between Chicago ana rlr,,,
Hoc"ioTd, freeport and all points Via Frcnpoft
m Chiea0o a0d Nll,cotasee lime
Is the old Lake Shore Route aud IS the opIo o,o
l4's-Ilg IetNecn Chicago and Evanston. taE,
fore't Highland iark, Waukogan, Racine Kr
nosha and Milwaukee NV ''
nllman Palace Dfawtg Raom are
are run on all through T. aims Of this road
lhiA is tIc only line running thr. cars bct,,ce,
chicago and Il. Paul and MinuenpoIi< C,ir.y,
and Milwaukee, Chicago and Wiuona, or Chico9,,
and Green Bay " ''''"s'
'ipse connections IRE made at chicago with ,Ie
Lake shore * Michigan Southern Michigan on
tral baltimore Ohio, Pittsburg Fl Tnrua 4,
chicago. kankalee Line and .an handle unutes
iof al points East and south East, and ,ciu, III.
hicag" ana Alton ana Illinois Central for all
points sou n '''''' O' AZ
. 1ID'c connections are also made with tba lft,,f,
racine Il. H. al DInahu FOR nIl far West paint.
time O"1frftoI,s Utt0e 1T juH,f,o5 mum, ,rfy
JttH7 AZ nh 'soss JOiHfs
Ilchtls over tbs route are sold by gll Cuubot,
Ilch't Agents IN The United states and auaise
hcIntiHbrf you ak for Your tickets Via the ghj.
cage % North western y K and take none other.
Nt" lork once, ilj Broadway: Boston Office
: >iale street Omaha office. ~ FaruhAin street
Fan FRANCISCO Office, i2i Montgomery Street tIf-
t9o uckct Offices, G. Clark street under -heyrnpt,
iI"u'r - Canal corner Madison street Kinzf,
street Depot corner ". Kiulic Hnd cana STREETS
" g!l. street Depot. corner Wells and Kfnzie SD
t"r rates or Information not attainaIlr from
-FOUR home ticket az nts. apply TO
". II. SrFNNPTT. N.rytx Ur.currr
Gen. Pass Agt, Chicago. Gen. Maugr, Chicago.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-11-21
AGENT WANTtD.-Iw will r;va IN,

AGENT WANTkD.-I will give the
right man $50 per cent commits
sion to solicit subscribers 70, the
IRiBUNE-that is, 81 cents for every
new cash suhscriber-and IL per
cent on collections and all orders
Tor JOB printing and advertisements
W II. BENNETT.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-11-21

GUNS, Pistols, Sewing Machines,
Clocks, Watches, &c, repaired on
short office, and warranted to give
satisfaction, al G.. II. James Jewelrv
Store.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-11-21
Cash Prices.

Choice Carnberries 9 OTIS for s1.OO
Fresh Oatmeal 25lbs for 81 Jap.
Tea 3lbs for 81. Soap ~, one pound
bars for ST. At WIN. TgAsDALEs.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-11-21

GEE Chas. Ii James stock of Jew
gf!' Il viii! surprise you how little
will buy choice articles in
MS me during these hard times 20
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-11-21

u1NrINE Singer Sewing Machines
az greatly reduced prices for sale by
{. II. James.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-11-21

We urther recommend that J = Pryor
ST. be allowed the sum of Si2, for serve
d. c ERIK of committee on claims, duriny this
session
Respectfully submitted
tSlgned,) A. Cam beel. Jos. Bennett I. C.
Comfort. Comm e. an Ct,ltns
Which was adopted. There being no
further business, on motion the Board
adjourned. Attest, j. THos. PRYOR.
County Clerk
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-11-21

CLoAHS for Ladies and Misses, in
great variety and wonderfully cheap,
are to be found at Sherwood &
Bery's. AZ
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-11-21

WOOD For SALE--l00 cords of
5oot dry wood for sale in the grove.
yet llth 1871. FRANCIS LITTLE.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-11-21
FRESH OYSTERS

at Kline d Spratler's, every Friday,
until freezing weather sets in. Al
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-11-21

The temperance lecturers, Rowell
and Hootstitler, have terminated
their lahOrs at Boscobel. They sue
ceeded IN gathering $50 persons into
the fold. Wonder if Captain "Ferg'
is numbered with them.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-11-21

LATEST Novelties and fancy arti-
cIes Of every kind are an important
feature Of the stock of Sherwood &
befg' The newest things of the day
IN ladies' and gents furnishing goods
they always have Al
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-11-21

ALL persons indebted to the late
firm of Hughes q league are reques-
ted to cal and settle within Is DAYS
from this date, or the accounts will
be placed in the hands of LAWYER
Tor collection. NJ. w. PRATER.
Mineral Point wis, Nov. 81 1877
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-11-21

FRESH OYSTERS of best brands at
KIM d Spratler's ere,y dag dur
ing the season,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-11-21

From the New England Grocer.l
Il know no man whom could trust:
buy and sell tor cash.
Each day know what am worth.
And thus avoid smash
NO man can live true christian life and
get an honest LIVING if he runs credit busine s
tie must either rob himself or his customers
believe the above to be true, and
hereby give notice that all accounts
Que me must be settled on or before
Dec 3lst, 1877, or be subject to 10
Per. cent interest.
GEORGE CARTER.
Mineral Point, Wis, Nov. 2lst. 1877.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-11-21

FURs .-FURs Alaska, Mink, As
trachn, Beaver, Lynx, Fitch, Real
Seat, and Conev Sets, for Ladies',
Misses and Children, at greatly re-
duced prices, at the City Store of
Sherwood & Berg. AZ
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-11-21

Mineral Point, Wis, Nov 2lst, 1877.