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Fire Insurance

DHRsoNs desirous of having their
l. property insured in the cheap and
excellent home company known a. the
STATE OF MARYLAND FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY OF BALTIMORE, MARYLAND,
B. g. Harris, President, can be graf
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with the undersigned, st. Inigoes' Post
Office, St. Mary's county, Md.
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Oct l, 1S74-tfn Local Agent.
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BUILDER s. CONTRACTORS

"NHE undersigned is prepared to
contract for BUILDING and
REPAIRING in St. Mary's and ad-
Joining counties. All work intrusted
10 him will be done with despatch and
in workmanGke manner Address,
F d ADAMS. Mechanicsville,
st Mary's county, Nd.
Aug7, 1s7s-tfn
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,NoNr BIZ put OF with any other article As
- neisleys Samaritan l.ininent - entirely
rev and different from any ard everything in
ne market, and YOU have never used ANYTHING
be IL. For sale by VIVA. J. Edelen, L Co :,
sosasdtovn. Nd.
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A large stock Of new Western Timothy,
sl.s5 per bushel, Clover and Orchard
Grass Seed, choice seed Wheat aud Rye.
Drills.
We are agssts for the Buersss Drill,
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,T Mills. sa~
A full assortment of Cider and Wine
Mills.
Pumps.
Tho celebrated Cucumber Wood Pump
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Hay and Fodder Cutters Of all kinds.
Corn Knives and Baskets.
A full assortment efRiews and Castings
200 dozen Maun's Axes, rs elsa piece.
100 Are Hslves, 80 elsa dozen.
1000 EGGS Nails, $3.50 per 100 ibs.
200 Kegs Horse and
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100 Boxes Horse
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A full assortment of all kinds of Ae-
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NiC ! MTTSTC

IN tie cltY. Az ''''o A. L oi'hAM
f. l.! anu ao9 w. Fourth Street,
ben pon y ,,' l" I1u public free, there has
|aId s..,se rscled In the Garden ior
km or|'uns'ns In the evenings: the
(lies Jri.,n:hS over 10000 OF the rarest
hly Jtt aJ',tali AL parts OF the world and
(hey ,,"",uhg, T., Refrts tshMents can be
Is, pltn> enc garden or. mus cum. it il
be W. sr', ',m ana coolest resort in the
Enfrrt ~ VIII find this a place Of rex,
tle,s "i'o' good mu, . and obljgc-
WIN. H, CHADWICK,
Proprietro,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-07-11
That Wool AGAIN.


DEAR EplroR:-My intention was
to be neutral on this question, but
seeing the ungentlemanly insinua-
tons of "a wool buyer" in your last
issue, has influenced me to lay the
matter before your many readers in
its true colors.
Being a sheep raiser to a certain
extent, when the clipping season
came Oh, |, naturally, was looking
for the best market for my wool.
came to your city and inquired
the price of the article, and was in
formed by one of the most promi-
nent buyers that they were paying
from II to 20 cents per pound, (the
exact quotation Of the TRIBUNE),
and for one choice lot only had he
paid as high as u cents. Having
just received a Darlington paper,
noticed it quoted from % to 2S ceuts
for unwashed wool, and sent sam
pie of my wool down there, and re-
ceived word that they would pay p
cents; consequently, took my wool
to Darlington, and on arriving the
first bid m2de was 26 cents. and in u
short time it was sold for 2S cents.
This is what said "wool buyer" calls
putting the truth in masquerade
If he bad been paying from 20 to
- cents at the opening Of the pres
ent wool season, was he not doing
the TRIBUNE, the city, and the farm
el's generally an injustice by not
notifying the editor of the fact that
he might lay the same before his
readers! ! He then attempts to emit
his spleen 10y lnsinuating that the
cause OF my gong to Darlington
was to evade ledger accoant. If
said @wool buyer has q ledger ac-
count of $50 or SO against me, it is
a bold piece Of forgery, perpotrated
by the owner of said ledger.
Why did one of the wealthies. men
in your city take his l,l00 pounds
Of wool to Darlington and sell it for
80 cents per pound some days before
| sold mine and what caused the
grertest wool grower in the town Of
Mineral Point to take his there
Was 1t to shirk tho payment of old
ledger accounts! ! He charges the
writer Of the Darlington article (who
is utterly unknown to mel will gross
Justification, but the readt, Of this
article can see the extent OF his
misstatement. True he varied in .
few instances, for example, when be
said my FIRST bid was . cents, which
the "wool bayer" was ready to bite
at but the fact Of my clearing froa
$40 to $50 on my load Of wool wa,
far from being invisible or inper-
ceDtible TO me.
4 WooL SElLER.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-07-11

TIE Democrat seems to be in
sympathy with the Shylocl1 Marri-
ner, else why does it surmise the
terminus will be "humiliating to the
members Of the Board We fail to
see how the members should be
"humiliated," They undoubtedl y
acted in good faith, for the interest
Of the County, and 20 be prosecuted
for SO doing by the enemies of their
constituents will hardly be deemed
a humiliation, at least among those
whom they served
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-07-11
VOLUME XXN
Local Intelligence.

.er Business Notices in locDl columns,
loaded. and in same type as local news, will
h. charged for at the rate of 10 cents per line
each insertion. No business notice published
in this department, frst issue, foY less than
% cents
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-07-11

SEWING MACHINES ONLY S25.-
The combination is busted. Birely
Il Son have purchased for cash
the leading machines, and propose
to sell the same for $25 each. Mr..
Cartwright, who has sold the Rem
iugton sewing machine for the three
years past, has charge Of tits de-
partment. Call at Davey's old stand
and see for yourselves. .Jtf
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-07-11

on the 4th was well patronized and
much enjoyed by our people. The
Lodge netted about $4,000.
= SEE again the card of DR.. Coyken-
dali. As published last week it was
marred by typographical errors for
which the Doctor was III no wise re-
sponsible, and at which he is natur
ally somewhat annoyed.
POSTPoNED.-On account Of sew.
eral members being called to Osh-
kosh in the Mariner case, the meed-
ing of the County Board, which was
to be held yesterday, IS postponed
rutil further notice.
THE Darlington HepuJHcrn says
that crops never looked better at
this season Of the year than they do
now Corn is little backward, but
its color good, and farmers need have
no fears Of its failure to mature.
TUE dGllneSs Of the 4th In Mineral
Point will, it is thought, induce our
people to see that the anniversary
shall not again pass unhonored.
There was not even patriotism
enough reused here to raise the flag
on the liberty pole.
The name Of II. II Gray, Of Dar-
lington, is mentioned in connection
with the Democratic nomination for
GoverHor. Should Mr.. Gray head
their ticket the Democrats will have
amore respectable and worthy stand
ard bearer than usual.
THE law firm of Strong 6 Nc
Arthur has completed its course.
Mr.. Macarthur viii follow his profess
sion singly, and May be found at the
~cst tront room of the City Hall
ready to act as counsel for the
troubled ones.
22l POUNDS of Tom Bishop ar
rived by Saturday evenings train
His old chum, George Henry, desir-
ing to do the agreeable got Tom into
his new buggy on Sunday, for ride
about the city, and since then re
pents not having bought a stoutel
horse.
A POSTAL card informs us that
Billy Marble, with his excellent
theatrical company, viii be here
soon, and render the popular and
thrilling drama of "Two Orphans
for tie entertainment Of Mineral
Point. Particulars Will be given in
cae time.
DAYS MEErINc.-rTho Primitive
Nethodi,ts Will hold days meet
ing in Standards Grove, on Sunday
next, July 18th, A number of
a5.e3 speakers will baprasont. The
Ladies Of the church viii furnish
basket dinner. 4 general attendance
ct tAcpubic is requested
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-07-11
NOTICE 10 SCHOOL TrAcrErs

Public examination Of applicants
for positions as subordinate teachers
in the Public Schools Of this city.
will be held in the High school
building, commencing Wednesday,
July 10Th, 1877, at o'clock A. NJ,
sd@p. The character. evidence OF
success Of teachers, and the scholar
ship Of applicants, viii each have
duo weight in determining ca, IL
dates. The two teachers Of the
6rammcr Department win receive
increased pay the ensuing year.
BY ORDER OF SCuooL BOARD.
Mineral Point, June 26, 1871.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-07-11

SfEREosCoPIC views Of seenes in
and about Mineral nt,equaIin ex-
ecution to any landscape views in
the market, can be procured of j. \.
Dabb, Artist, at Moilett's Art Gallery
Call and examine samples.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-07-11

WHY so The Chicago papers
report raspberries to be worth in that
city only to 10 cents per quart for
black, and 9 10 ii cents for red. vet
our dealers say they pay I2l cents
for common black, and must neces-
sariiy retajl them at - to save them
selves.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-07-11

New Platform Spring two-scated
buggy for sale cheap. Enquire at
VIM N. Curry's Harness Shop on
Comm erco st. -tf
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-07-11

! ne arrest OF lne members OF Oul
last years County Board for con.
tempt of court in not levying a tax
to satisfy what is known as the Mar
riner Judgment on II. Il. bonds. is
ere this known to oar people. This
Mariner claim, it should be borne
in mind, is one which the Board of
fered to settle on the same terms al
other creditors have accepted. Mar
riner, the attorney having control OF
the claim, refuses to accept anything
short of loo cents on the dollar
with all interests and costs added
To comply with his demand, though
it might be cheaper for the County
would be an injustice to others
whom we have resisted, and with
whom we have compromised on a
basis of about 40 per cent. discount.
Mariner has been indefatigable in
his efforts to compel payment of his
judgment, but has up to this time
been frustrated. On the 9th of
November, last he procured the is
suance Of q pluries writ, which was
served on the members of the Coun
ty Board Nov. 18th, after the ad-
journment Of the annual session. At
a special session held Nov 10Th, the
Board levied tax to comply with
the writ, but the law providing that
taxes shall be levied by the County
Board only at annual sessions, the
District Attorney pronounced this
levy invalid, and the clerk omitted
it from the rolls. Under this state
Of facts, how the Board or Clerk can
be aljudged guilty of contempt we
fail to see. The writ not having
been served until aftcY the adjourn
ment Of the annual session the levy
demanded could not be made at that
time, and the Board holding spec
ial session as soon as practicable and
thercat making the levy, did all
that was possible to comply with
the order of the court, and if their
action was not binding the fault
was in the law prohibiting levies at
special sessions, for which the Board
cannot Justly be held responsible.
The Clerk in emitting to put the
levy in the rolls. no doubt acted le-
galIy,-indeed, had he done differ
emily, he would, it is claimed, have
been liable, jas he has no more right to
incorporate o levy illegally made by
the Board than he would have to
put IN the rolls any item of tax on
his own motion or at the suggestion
of any private citizens. Our attor-
.neys and Calvert Spensley, Chair
man Of the late Board, arc confident
that the charge of conttnpt cannot
be sustained, and some even think
that a case for false Imprisonment
can be made against those procuring
the arrest ef the Board. in II few
days we shall be fully informed Of
the result Of the arrest.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-07-11
NUMBER 2S.

eiahoratc than ever before known at 4 wed.
alnS supper In Dcs MONIES. They consisted
very largely OF tropical fruits of which there
Noe an a,o"St endless variety. They came
from California. from the Southern st.ta,
rom Seic'ly, ana from the Isles of the Ne,
such @n abundance and variety OF fruits I'M,
never appeared ON n DeS Munes table hafnrc
All IN all the occasion was as happy as ronld
nave been desiredaS happy as il should hayc
been in order to eomport with the worth Of
the parties chiefly engaged
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-07-11

TIE Darlington Republican says .
"The temperance people Of that city
are somewhat alarmed at the signal
success which has attended the suits
Of the saloon keepers in the Circuit
Court. Every suit which has been
tried has been decided in their favor,
and the rulings OF Judge Cothren
are such that they have no hopes OF
enforcing the ordinances, or even
controlling the sale of Intoxicating
LIQUORS. IN the case Of the State VS..
John Miller, who has been openly
selling beer by the keg, the count
ruled that the city could not restrict
the sale Of goods in the original
package. The report is current that
upon the strength of this decision
the saloon men have given orders
for beer N bottles, and that all kinds
Of liquors are to be sold in amy de
sired quantity, care being taken to
always sell the article in The ortgiaaJ
package
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-07-11

AT Fivian's Drug Store, are tho
best self-sca.iug glass fruit jprs,
which are sold 1T the most ,easou-
able prices Examine them before
purchasing any other. J.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-07-11

A splendid line of parasols at re-
dnced prices at Deller's~
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-07-11

ISAAC II. FAM, of Wyoming, is
possessed Of a large blackberry patch,
from the products of which he each
year makes considerable quantity
Of excellent wine. Some Of the W.
oming Good Templars having learned
that Mr.. Fam had disposed Of some
Of this wine to certain parties. had
him arraigned before aJustice Of the
Peace, last week, on charge of selling
liquor without license, to which he
pleaded guilty and was Gned ten
dollars and costs.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-07-11

NGW LAW FlRN-The uulersien-
ed have formed a partnership for
the practice OF Law, Office opposite
the City Hall, ia The rooms over -
Allen IS Co.'S Store, lately occupied
by Strong d MeArther.
Moss NJ. STRONG,
". Y. CoAD.
Mineral Point, Wis, July "a, lssG
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-07-11

baby WAGONS and Peramhu'a-
tcrs, Of different styles and quauiles,
Tor sale at about first cost at WIN \.
Curry's Harness shop, Oh Con,merr.
Street.. !tf
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-07-11

SAD DEATU.-A short time since
Mrs. Murdock, wife Of Stephen Mur
dock, Of the town of Miflin, left her
home IN perfect health TO visit her
sons and other friends at Milwaukee
and Detroit, and intending thence to
proceed to Vermont on like mis-
sion. But alas, having proceeded
only as far as Detroit, she was taken
i'll, and expired there July Sd, and
was buried at Milwaukee on the 5th.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-07-11

THE Plattcville IFitness reports
that on Friday night last, about II
o'clock, John Wunn, aged about 60
years, residing about three miles
south of Platteyille, committed sui
eide by taking strychnine, which
resulted in death in a short time. He
had been In feeble health for mum :
Der of years and was subject 20 fits
of melancholy during which he fire.
quently threatened to take his life