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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-09-26

LAST Thursday four tramps came
to town, and Marshal Kelly got hold
Of one of them and took him to the
train with orders to leave, but he
succeeded in getting away, and join
ell his companions. After night they
were around town firing off their
revolvers and otherwise disturbing
the peace, and the officers got after
them, when they left, going up to
VIM. Nelson's place where they fired
four shots at the hired man, who was
in the pasture trying to get the
horses in to keep them from being
stolen. From there the tramps wcnt
to Lancaster and then to Dubuque.
On the way to Lancaster they kept
firing off their revovers, and were
very defiant, alarming the people
along the road. In the town Of Lib
erty they entered the residence of
Mr.. Bennett who was absent, and
stole his clothes. They were followed
by officers David Cutshaw and Char
les Bennett of Lancaster, who over.
hauled them at Dubuque, each officer
grabbing two Of them. But two OF the
tramps drew their revolvers and
made fight, aud in the engagement
succeeded in getting away. The
other two were brought back and
placed in Jail at Lancaster, Their
names are Joseph Nemlta and John
Dalton. All of the parties appeared
to be desperate characters. These are
only sample Of hundreds of others
who are prowling around the country
and cities. Eevery one should be on
their guard and give them a warm
reception. Cold lead well backed by
rife powder is the most effective
meaus of getting rid of this class OF
people. Ladies, especially those
living in the country, should keep
their houses locked up, and be pre-
pared for these fellows, for they are
getting more numerous every day,
and you may have visit from them
any .ime.-B0scObeL Dtak
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-09-26

Schneberger d Branger have just
received new supply Of fashionable
boots and shoes from the. best Eat
ern markets, and will sell the same
cheaper than ever. b.u-3J-u
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-09-26

SEE Chas. II. James stock Of Jew
elry. IT. vii! surprise you how lit 10
money will buy choice articles ia
his liue during these hard times 20
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-09-26
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 th, department., first issue, for less than
~ cents.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-09-26

WHITE Marscilles Quilts, former
price $3.50, can be bad at the ul-
usual low price Of $500 at Deiler's.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-09-26

MOTHERS - You can buy suits
for boys Of nj! ages, FROM 4 to lG, bet
ter made and cheaper than yon can
make them yourselves-at Deller's.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-09-26

WHAT Iowa COUNTY IS WORTH
J. y. Pryor, County Clerk, furnishes
ut the following statement of the as
sessment of property in tho county
for the wear 1917:
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-09-26

GUNS, Pistols, Sewing Machines,
Clocks, Watches, &c, repaired on
short notice, aud warranted to give
satisfaction, at c, II, James Jewelry
Store,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-09-26

THE man Turk of whom mention
was made in the last issue, as being
condemned ofpnrloining goods from
the store of Brown 4 Co., Belmont,
had an examination and was found
guilty, and bail fixed at $500, which
he could not procure. Before start
ing for county quarters at Darling
ton, he asked permission of the Off
Ger to go to his house and put on a
clean shirt, with this liberty, Turk
attempted to escape, and, being
thwarted, he then tried to make
short his life by endeavoring to sever
the artery at the wrist, but failed.
A doctor was called and the wound
dressed. He laid on the floor un-
conscious for three hours, or at least
appeared so, but the general belief
is that he will not die.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-09-26

SCARLET lever is reported among
the children in Gratiot.
PILES of new goods and very
cheap, at Gundry & Gray's.
FRESH oysters have made their
appearance in this city.
The county fair is this week.
Don't forget to go and help make it
the best OF all.
HENRY VINCENT, of this city, has
gone to Calamine. He occupied but
one car.
Col. f. G. BRYANT was elected
Secretary of the State Agricultural
Society at the annual meeting at
Jauesvile.
A son of Senator Treat, of Monroe,
has been appointed 10y Congressman
Hazeton to the West Point Cadit-
ship.
DoN'T forget that if you fail to
register you cannot vote this fall.
Under the new election law, you
must be registered or you lose your
vote.
THE Arena Star has it that Wal
ter Wilkinson sold his trotting horse
to 3. Pratt, of Mineral Point, for a
handsome sum OF money.
TUE Rev. Father O'keefe will de-
liver a temperance lecture in the
Catholic Church at Darlington on
Sunday evening the 30th.
REMEMBER the Nicol Brothers,
the gymnasts and acropats are pres
ent at the county fair, and will en-
tertain the masses with their gym
nastic feats.
THE great success Of all State
and county fairs this fall indicate
that times are improving, and that a
hew era Of prosperity is dawning
throughout the entire country.
Now comes the lawyers harvest.
The Court Calender for October term,
which is now III the printers hands,
has the largest number of cases
known for many years.
II. II OSBORNE is in New York
selecting his fall and winter stock.
Only wait few days and you willsee
as fine an assortment as one need
wish to choose from.
AN immigrant train from the West
numbering one woman, two men,
three deer, two ellls, four coons,
pair of grouse, six wild geese, one
buffalo COW and two wagons, crossed
on the Dunleith ferry recently.
Col. SAMUEL SCALES, an old set
tier, died at his home III White Oak
Springs, Thursday, the 18th inst,
and was burried at Shullsbu.g ON
Saturday last, aged 73 years, his
funeral being attended by the entire
population of the surrounding towns.
1E editors table was laden with
delicious grapes that found their
way here through the generosity of
OF our ex-assessor Amos Hryes.
This token Of remembrance will ever
be appreciated, for they were lick
ing good.'
GOODNESS GRACIOUS. have you
seen Martin & Toay in their new
store /! The building is a great i'm
provement on the business portion
Of our city, and the euterprising men
deserving of good patronage.
BUSINESS is picking up. The past
week showed an increase Of any
other for considerable tine. Farm
ers have commenced to market their
Sraia, sc. The merchants are TAX
ing In larger stock than for many
years past, and every body looks
brighter on account of the prospects
OF better times coming.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-09-26
NJ "A. EaES I r y.


BAlNBRlDGE.-M AT Mihiiu, Sept.
18Th, by The Rex. j. johns, Ml rnomus T..
hanbridge and Miss Eta Miller both of
M'l'lln., Iowa county. Wis. Succhss TO the
happy couple.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-09-26

a splendid line of parasolo at re
duced prices at Deller's
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-09-26

GENUINE Singer Sewing Machines
at greatly reduced prices for sale by
&. IL. James.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-09-26

THE Annual Meeting of the South
western Wis, Industrial Association,
held last Saturday, was attended by
nearly 100 members, manifesting a
lively interest. The following officers
were elected for the ensuing year:
President William T. Henry, Mineral Point.
Vice Presidents |. {. Comfort, Linden,
Owen Wright, Belmont n. X. Van Matre,
Willow Springs John Eilwood, DodgeyiIle
L. ID. Pultord. Mineral Point. Secretary,
I. S, Ansey: Treasurer, Thomas Prieslley ;
Executive committee, &. ID. Wilber }. IL.
Vivian. John Spenscy, John }. Ross.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-09-26

WHILE Mr., Ellenger, the under
taker was returning from the Irish
Catholic Cemetery with his fine
hearse on SATURDAY., where he Ia ,,a,,
just conveyed the remains of a de-
ceased lady, the team started up,
aud beforeMr Z. could get them under
control he was pitched out on turn
ing the cornor near the catholic
church. The horses took q terrific
gait down Fountain street, and were
only stopped by coming in contact
with wood pile near Waters feed
mill. The hearse was damaged
considerable, and one of the horse.
badly bruised and scared.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-09-26

THE Boscobel Dial chronicles a
sad occurance which took place at a
hotel in that city on last Thursday
night. a young man named Cole,
from Spring Green, was heard to be
making considerable noise in his
room about 5 clock in the morning
by the proprietor, who on entering
the chamber found the floor and bed
covered with blood, and the victim
in great agony. a doctor being
summoned it was proved that the
young man had taken a dose of
strychnine, which did not hasten
death satisfactorily, SO he tried to
assist it 10y cutting himself severely
with a razor. Insanity is the sup
posed cause.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-09-26

A BIG frost Tuesday morning.
Corn all right Buckwheat generally
ripe; wheat a large yield; oats very
heavy; potatoes abundant, and gar
den vegetables plenty. Can gran
ger ask for anything more! If so.
eggs 12k cents per dozen; hogs 44
cents per pound live weight, and
butter 16 cents; shugar 8 pounds for
a dollar; tea 50 cents per pound, and
everything else III proportion. If it
is possible to exact anything more of
1877 we should suggest physic. -
.1rejld STIR.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-09-26

LAST Thursday was happy day
to all who attended the Illinois State
Fair at Ffeeport. 1t required four
coaches and baggage car to accom-
modate the attendants from this Vi
entity. This was the most success
full day of the fair, about 27.000 peo-
pie being present, and the grounds
were crowded with the great mass
of human beings. The receipts at
the gate amounted to $4,000.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-09-26

Dated Sept, 18th, lsI7.-,d
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-11-03

the South the repeal Of the test
oath, and appropriations for works
of internal improvements. Among
the latter wore bills appropriating
thrco millions for tho Mississippi
loveos and ono million for tho
Missouri river.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-11-03
NEWS OFTHE DAY.

The Georgia fair cleared eight
thousand dollars.
Congress will take recess over
the November elections.
Augusta, Georgia, had twelve
thousand dollar fire OH the 29th.
The President has appointed the
29th Of November for Thanksgiving
day.
The EnglishP Parlianent has bcon
further prorogued to December
10th.
The French Assembly will con-
tain 800 Republieans and 210 Con.
servatives and Monarohists.
Two hundred and fifty men por-.
ished in tho High Blanton Colliery
explosion near Glasgow.
The bark, Annie, from Pensacola,
and bo44d'iffor Liverpool, lost her
deck load and sustained some dam
age in q gale.
President Hayes has refused to
appoint Simon Cameron Minister
to England, but sends John Welsh,
of Pennsylvania, instead.
Tho yellow fovor has abatod in
Fernandina, but great destitution
prevails. Eight hundred families
have to bo supported till business
reviyes.
An alarm of fro at Niblos Gar
den, Now York, on Saturday night
caused n stampede. Although there
was a panic, mono of the audience
were fatally injured.
A number of prominent race
horses have been entered for the
fall meeting of tho Louisiana Jockey
Club, which begins ut Now Orleans
December lst, and promises to be
brilliant meeting.
The Minister of Foreign Affairs
and the Spanish Minister at Wash
ington expect that an understand
ing will be arrived at between
Spun and tho United States on the
question Of customs tariff:
The Egyptian Aobclisk, Cleopatra's
needle, is still lying III tho harbor
of Ferral, Spain, while tho ship
owner that recovered it at sea is
having lawsuit with the contractor
for salvage.
JobnSs5ss nSs5ssss4klssaass nSs5ssfs6s4klssaassy shas !bson ';nomi.
mated by all tho opponents of
Tammany for State Senator from
ono of the districts of New York.
Augustus Scholl, who has a national
reputation, opposes him. Each side
claims 1000 majority.
Kate Claxton, who was in the
Brooklyn theatre when it burned
down, and also in the Southern
hoteI at st. Louis, when it was
destroyed, witnessed first class
fro Id Augusta the othor night, the
first that oity has had in several
months.
Tie Cabinet will endoavor to
bring tho estimates for the expenses
OF the ensuing fiscal year down to
$500, 100000, withi.. $3,000,00O of
the appropriations of the Inst
Democratic House; and $G2,O0O,-
OOO' less than those Of the last
Radical Congress. This is what
the Democrats have done.
VIM. Lloyd Garrison denounces
tho Southern policy of Hayes as ga
tlagrant betrayal of tho trust so
confidingly committed to his
hands," and as fraught with incal-
culable, mischief, rejoicing as it
does tho hearts, str ngthoning the
hands and facilitating tho plans of
the Southern compirators against
law and order, liberty and equal
rights. The fool killer ought to
visit Boston &"
On the 29th lult., the call of
States for bills for reference oc-
cupied the House for ivo hours,
and the consequence was the in
trodaction of the largest number of
bills that were ever presented in
on one day III the history OF Congress-
They reached eight hundred and
forty-fvs. They might be classi-
fed into some half dozen promi-
nent subjects the repeal of the
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-11-03
Lowest Prices for Cash.

Lowest Prices for Cash.
HAVE just received a large and
L. we'll assorted stock of Groceries,
which offer cheap for CASH.
l nm selling out my stock of
Boots and Shoes at COST PRICES.
Triumph and Lynchburg Rye, and
Stone Mou tain Corn Whislies.
Fine Brands of Tobacco and
Cigars.
Highest prices given for Cotton,
r. j. McCARLEY'S
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-11-03
RATES OF ADVERTISING.

Ono square ono insertion s1.00 For
each subsequent insertion soc. Obitua-
RIGS and Tributes Of Respect charged for
as advertisements. Liberal discount made
for contract advertisements.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-11-03

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This medicine gains friends ut
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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-11-03
JOB WORK.

Bill Hoads, Letter Heads, Envelopes
Posters, Cards, Invitations, Tickets, &c.
neatly executed at this Office,
FOR CASH.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1877-09-13
Or. 8iiBop unb bic Ginseuanberten.

Sr. Silbop, ber bemofratii6e @ouperneurs=
Ganoioat ipar Wtitslieb Der Iebten 8erfai=
iunsszGonpention. Sn bieier @i9eni6aft Be-
tbeiIi9te CT ii9 an Der Debate uber bic Gr=
tbeilun9 bes Stimmredts an ginselpanoerte,
uno er ipra9 bel bieier GeIegenbeit Die fol-
senoen ~beSei6nenoen @orte, bic auf Settle
1889 Der oficiea seOrudten 9ebatten iener
Contention gu fInben iino: -
DS9 oenfe, mein Serr, oab IusIanoer,
Die in bieies 2ano 9efommen unb bier natu=
r%aliirt iino, bur9 Die greisnilie in ~unierer
9eididte, ebenio quite Iuerifaner seruorben
iiE, ais irseno elm anoeres 9oIf bieies 2anz
oes. 4us bteiem 8runoe BIN i'd bafir, ibat
oieIelben 8e9te = natirIi9 feline weiteren y
gu beptuisen,l als ben eingeborenen 8lreern.
SD bin u%oaitdnbis bamit eineeritaaben, mas
Die Serren ilber beutFbe uno irIanbi16e &e=
s~itnenter sefast babea. wean i'd aud fem
3eu9e bapon g~epeien, tpie bic 9eute ibr 2e=
ben auf Dem Sdtadtfelbe fir infer srobes
8atertano ppferten. 10 babe i'd ite in ibre
9eimatb 5uridfebren ieben, bebedt Don @un=
pen. man9e &rlppel fir Die 3eit ibres Se=
bens ="
Serner last Serr 8iibop: vMeiner Mnii9t
nod iolte leber ginsemanberte, na6oem er
bier naturaIliirter Burger seporoen, 1i6 berz
ielben &e6te erfreuen, ais Elm bier seborener.
SD mo9te ibnen nidt Die Gedte entSieben,
Die i9 felbit seniebe."
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1877-09-13
Gin Sduappbabn In Der &lrmme.

Die feline republifanil9e Mebrbeit i'm gun=
besI enat miro rpabrI6einlid nod cine Stim=
me p~erlieren = Die bes S9napplGdlers 9atz
terIon bon Siio=garolina. Mtt anoeren fiio=
carpIiniiden SdnappIddlern uno aud nit
bort seborenen Spibbuben (Wteies) iltIia iebt
Der 8unbesienator Batterion pom Der auf's
sere9teite aus 98eiben une S6iparsen suiam=
menseieBten @rano Sarp in G~oIumbiana nee
gen alerbanb S9urfereien in Nnflaeeitanb
periebt, unb serdOe sesen Batterion iino bic
S6ulobeweiIe 10 unumlt0Blid, bab er Der Ser
urtbeiluns gu i3udtbanstrafe ni9t entseben
fam uno oab Der Suneesienat bemnddit ae=
notbigt iein miro i'm ausSuitoBen. l
Die Q~nfla9et gesen Yatterion Iarten aif
8eite6un9 Der @eiebsebun9 unb 8eraubuns
Der Staatsfaiie.. 9lnoere notwithstanding
8erbreden uerben inn ebenfaas na9sepie=
fen iperben fonnen. err }nsl a51a1 sl
Sieier YatterIon, elm crit fiinf Sabre mad
benz 8iirserfriese in SuosGaroIina ansebIi6
yeinsepanberter" pennipluanii6er Yolitifer,
Der iebt als vfeSialer Slldtling" rpieoer gang
i'm Rorben perrpeilt, lit Elm ~eifriaer, aber
ipottitIe9ter S9uIer Stmon @ameron's.
8iele Sabre mar er als &ebafteur Ses vTeIez
graph" gu Sarrtsburg in YennIplpanien Der
2eib= 3eitunssi6reiber bes dlteren Cameron
aber Die Sauptfunft bes 9ebteren, ,,treib' es
10, bab man bid bodftens moraltid, aber
nimmermebr iitriiti6 perurtbeilen fam" bat
gatterlon idledt besriffen.. Mit Iai6en
poa @eIo, oas er in gennipIpanien Surb al
lerlei Smeioeati9e 8ei6afte erporben bate,
fam er mad Saoygaroltna, UNI bort Cameron
gu ipielen. lanbt ridtis bewerftsaigte CT mad
~peni9en Sabren NIT GameronYden Nitteln
feline Grpdblun9 in ben 8unbesIenat, na6z
Dem er iid Der 8lue 8ibse gaiIroao bemad=
ti9t batte. OaB er feinen Sit i'm 8anbesie=
aat erfuuft bat, 1T ldn9it Elm ofentli6es @e=
unb aud fur ben Ibi6luB bieies
Raufsei6afts uerben nod 8eweiie beisebradt
9o9 Der bereits porbanbene Na9=
ueis bes anberen, oben errudbnten f6mubi9en
seaiist %uoafommen, I'M benz S9ars
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1877-09-13
Ser franfe Mann.

ober pieImebr Der franfite Wann bon 8eioen,
1T in bieiem Mu9enbtide niGt mebr Der Gilrfe,
IOnoern Der 9tuile. Gin We6ielblatt legt iid
leinen 3uitano - suredt: g
ySSa wobl, Der G3ar 1T beute elm re6t fran:
fer Wtam. Gr, Der ais unmiberiteblider Sic.
ger feline Seeri9aaren iiber Sonau unb Sal=
fan mad Dem Sosporus gu flbren seba9t
bate, brutet in ~bOfnungsloiem Triibiinn iber
Die 9ebre6li6feit Der menidliden Soffnun=
gen. Senn am 8aufaius, pie ON 8aIfan,
iinb feline SeIoSilse perpfuI9t. Statt CLAM
Senber Siege bat er ii9 bemiitbieenoe Nieoer=
la9en sebolt. Sci Ylepna, am 2on1, BEL
Gsfi=S asbra, iinb feline Sruppen pom ben 1ir=
fen ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS rporben, 10 baB iie
in europa nun nod miibfam unb unter fur9t=
barren Spfern neutrality-suspicious. auf
feinolidem 8oben bebaupten, rpdbrenb in
liten Der Seino ben &rtes f9on auf ruliiides
8ebiet gu trasen permas. Die ruiiiiden Sc.
nerale baben ge9laitbt, elm Seitenitif gu benz
bobmii9en itno fransofii9en SSeIoSuge liefern
gu f0nnen. Ste 3ertbetIung ibrer Streitfrafte
tn ~einSelne Seerbaufen, Die ale auf einen ee=
metnianten Qtlnft batten binmirfen ioaen, mar
Elm Beginner, be1ien @rfog r,r inter Der 9or=
ausietmns Der aleritren9iten i3udt unb oes
pilntlidten Suiammentrefens siniti8er 1lm=
ltanbe mo9li6 NOR ; - bod on Der 53u6t bat
es e~beniomobl sefeblt, wie an benz sIildli6en
3uiamntenpirfen. Die Sotse 1T, DAP iebt
Die ruffi6en Seere orf bier peri9iebene 2i=
MEN S~ertreut iinb TN Der Dobrubi6a; ~
por &aiiduf, reip. &assrao Don Nicopo=
Lis bis por Ylerna pom Tirnopa mad
benz Sbipfa=pab) obne chamber Die SanS
rei6en gu f0nnen, pdbreno Die Silrfer,, alf
Der fur5en intern 2inie itebenb, mad 9eliez
ben VorftoBe Se9en ben etnen, pber ben an=
bern Yinft itnternebmen fonnen. 138'". ~
OaSu fon,nten Die S9rpteriefeiten Der Ser
o~nSiebuns BON 8eritarfungen. Sdor BIS
8ii6enew iino Die ruiftl9en Giienbabnuerz
b%lnoun9en iparli6 aerus int 8erslei6 nit
ben 9dnoern MitteEs uno @eftzgnropas =
aber BON oa burd bic observation-disclosures
erft gar erbarmiib. SIS beibt, bab auf biez
lem lan9en un6 H69liden @eae Die Ser
itarfunsen aus 8ublanb nod ni6t einmal
i9nea berbeifommen fonnen, I'm, Die bur6
Sdladten unb Seu6en perurIadten Sifen
au5nfaaen, sei6pei9e benn ben uripriing=
llden Seeresbeftanb 81 peritarfen. limb i'm
saniti9lten Sale bleiben nod 5 bis 6 Boden
balbpe9s trodenen @etters iibriG ebe in oer
bulsarii9en gbene rpte IN J~tlunanien Die 8eee
ourd Serbftresen in booenloie Silmpfe per-
rpanoelt, bic 8alfanpaie aber ourd S9nee
%iln9an9bar 9emadt fem peroen.