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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1877-09-15

Miss Charlotte Thornton, of Ken
lucky has an old black horse which
goes straight to the blacksmith shop
and deliberately walks in, unattended,
every time he looses a shoe. A negro
boy usually rides him to drive cows to
and from the pasture. The other day
the darby didn't come to time, and the
intelligent horse drove the cows to the
pasture; at another time he went to the
pasture alone and drove the cows home.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1877-09-15
Especial Dispatch to the Baltimore SUM-
RerkeIey wv. Va.) Fair.

MARrrssBURe, West Va, Sept. IL
The sixth annual fair of the Berkeley
County Agricultural and Mechanical
Society commenced to-day, but the ram
has operated somewhat against it. The
grand opening will be tomorrow W ed,
nesday) The exhibition OF stock and
agricultural implements surpasses that
of any previous year The horses; cat
tie. sheep and hogs now exhibited by
the farmers of Berkeley county, would
do no discreJit to The celebrated "blue
Grass" region of Kentuckey. Every.
thing possible has bsen done by the OF,
ficers to make the fair success, and
should the weather prove auspicIous
there will be large attendance. FLOR
al Hall is resplendent with the handl-
work of the ladies, the beautiful sPecl-
mems of needlework, patchwork, EN-
broideries, &c, testifying that they
have done their full share towards the
exhibition.
MARrINsBURG, W. Va, September II.
The second day Of the Berkeley
County (W. Va Fair was usbered in
with hard rain, but the clouds cleared
away by noon, and The bright sun soon
brought large crowd to the grounds.
A feature of the day was sham battle
between the battalions of the Berkeley
Light Infantry, Capt. c. }. Faulkner
commanding. This novel feature ere
ated the greatest interest among the
people, and the admirable execution OF
the various maneuyres won many en-
comiums.
The West Virginia Guards were also
on parade, but owing to the fact that
quite a number were engaged in va
rious occupations they had to torego all
military display. The running race to-
day was for county horses four years
old, half mile heats, best 2 in 3. There
were four entries-S. NJ. Peters King
Lear, John Grey's WaD3erer, CoIlinss
gray mare and Hayes's bay FLY. The
race was won by wanderer; time 80 sec
onds. The sweepstakes trotting race,
purse $500, comes off tomorrow.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1877-09-15

A HEARTLEss FIEND-A story
comes to our ears from White Sulphur
Springs that, were it not substantiated
by upimpeacbable authority, we should
consider as the veriest fiction.
The day proceeding the one that the
Lee memorial was to take place at
White Sulphur Springs, in an elegant
chamber at the hotel, an old man lay
dying. He was partially paralyzed and
was attended to by his wife, who, how
ever, was also quite an invalid. The
couple were the unfortunate parents Of
! fashionable son, who, instead of wait
ing upon his stricken father and moth
err and attending to their every want,
was playing the dasbing firt and gay
simasher" to hosts of ladies in the par
! lor and in the ballroom below.
The day drew to close, and with
the setting sun went the last breath Of
the old man. The physician had no
sooner pronounced him dead and left
him in the presence VI the stricken wife
and heartless son, than the latter order
ed up the coffin that he had previous to
the demise of his father, already order
ed, prepared, and which was then in the
house. The mother was carried off al
most senseless with grief to her own
chamber, while the son gave orders TO
have bis father Immediately placed in
the coffin and nailed up for quick ship
ment. At seven thirty oclock-one
hour and hnL( after the old man had
apparently taken his last breath, his
body was on board train speeding to-
ward bis late residence in Virginia.
The son went with the corpse, and
both arrived at the home mansion long
before dawn. AT ten o'clock ME nsrf
morning the old man was buried and
the son FASTENED away while tina clond.
fell on the new coffin, aud by trtning
was again back again to the White
Sulphur Springs-for what! TO Ounce
The t,Co opsning dances IF The ball Nth
q Fashionable belle; an engagement, he
had made while his gray. haired sire
was aIlnost in the agOnies of death.
The next day, this miserable aninal in
a white collar drove out with The girls
and spent the night at the dance and
With gay company.
We have read and heard of brutality
in hundred phases; OF the passions Oh
men when in drink; OF in the flames OF
hatred or burning revenge, yet nothing
can equal The cool blooded malignty OF
the above Can society tolerate this
fellow? She probably will. He is rich
and good looking, and doubtless plenty
of fair danes are now smiling on him,
while his mother, half crazed by the
loss OF her husband, enquiries of her
friends, with a terrible meaning, wbeth-
er they though, Der dear husband
could have been buried aliv,7" The
tale is too sad and horrible for comment,
vet it bears with il lesson that soeieiy
may learn-that fine raiment does no,
always cover pure heart, honor or the
nature of gentleman. 1t should keep
its eyes open for the mors,ors in 10
whose instincts are base, mean and
contemplate -Uhssiing Lsodsr.
THE LAWSON Manufactures.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1877-09-15

AssAssINATRD.-The Kanawha CIV.
Va) Gazette says that Nathan Gun
bingham was murdered on Friday week,
on the Middle Fork Of Poca, III Jack
son county, w. Va. He lived in that
county, and had been Deputy U. 5.
Marshal under Major Slack. He was
shot from the bushes by the roadside,
on his way home. His little son ac-
companied him, and was fired at several
times, one ball entering his breast, but
without fatal result. No clue to the
REMUNERATION.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1877-09-15

The India famine is growing in mag
nitude. The figures by kilograms from
Madras, are terrifying. In South India,
twenty four millions are afflicted by the
famine, and under the most favorable
circumstances at least one-sixth OF tins
number will die. Mothers are offering
their children for sale, and cases of can
nibalism are reported.-The roads are
strewn with the dying dead and decom-
posing. In all history there is scarcely
anything like it.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1877-09-15

Rev. Father McElroy, aged 95 years,
Of Frederick, Md, died Wednesday.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1877-09-15

Judge J. J. Jackson Is now holding
term Of u. 5. District Court at
Wheeling
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1877-09-15

VINO SHALL SUCCEED BRIGHAM
YOUNG ITO The Editor ". T. Sm,-
SIR: Through your columns permit me
to nominate Henry Ward Beecher, now
on exhibition at the Twin Mountain
House, to the vacant pulpit of the dead
Mormon, Brigham Young. This you
perceive, carries with it the right also to
administer spiritual consolation to the
forty Odd mourning widows Of the de
funct polygamist. AS the saints OF Salt
Lake are understood to be casting ABOUT
for a suitable successor, able TO fill every
requirement of their creed, there seems
to me an eminent fitness in the above
suggestion-physically, morally, by ed
ucation and training.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1877-09-15

ESCAPE AND acknowledgement
Douglas, the man who was indicted for
the murder of the mail carrier. near Pc
tersburg, Grant county, w. Va, and
who was confined in the comfy Jail at
Grant Court House, made his escape
from Jail on last Thursday in the follow
ing manner: He was hobbled to the
floor of his cell and sent for the jailor,
complaining that the hobbies made his
ankles sore. When the jailor opened
his cell door Douglas, who had worked
the hobbies loose, sprang at him and
struck the jailor, Knocking him insensi-
BILE. After he had accomplished this be
took the keepers pistol and quietly
marched away. As soon as the jailor
came to he gave the alarm, and with
quite posse succeeded in recapturing
Douglas short distance from the Jail
the same day.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-12-20

Proverhs Gren ne Talmad.
9h- as complains ofshe cold evcD-
In July.
A .inels light answers ss well for u
hundred men rs far one.
Teach thy tongue TO say, Il DO not
know"
Tiny friend has . friend, and thy
|tfiend's. friend has . friend; be dis-
Deal with those who are fortunate.
The doctor who prescribes grafui-
t0usly given worthless prescription.
II q word spokeo in its time J. worth
one piece Of money, silence 10 its time
lis worth twD. = - =
| The wine belongs TO the master, but
the waiter receives the thanks.
| The soldiers fight and the kings are
h.rs~s.
Make but one sale, and thou art call
ed u merchant.
II the fox Is king, bow before him.
The rivalry Of scholars ad,
tscfense.
The world is saved by the breath o
school chiiiiren. Even to rebuild tht
Temple, the schools must not be clos-
led.
j Blessed is the son who has studied
with his father. and blessed the fatheI
who has INSTRUCTED his son.
Rabbi Eaeaxar said. "WhO give
charity in secret Is greater thai
\ Moses"
h &Rabbah said, s.Men shOnl I be care
ful lest they csu-e ~ omen to weep, fo
: God counts their team"
| In ceses Of charity, vi here both mel
laod women claim relief, tht latte
|sI1ouli be first assisted. IftheFe sh"ul'
not be enough for bUta, the men shOul'
cneerfully relinqui>h their claims.
Il Rrboah said, IN hen Que stands q
1.-The jgd <pent seat Of God these ques
itiOns are asked: Hast thou OeeI
honest in all toy desilng-? Hat thD'
set aside q portion Of thy time for tn
study Of the lsa? Hast thou observe'
, fthe first romm ndnen? Hast tho'
, in trouble still hoped and believed u
God? Hast thou spoken wisely:
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-12-20
rmE sCHool. BoY's LAnExr


Teach, teach, teach.
Gu every day of the week,
And thrash, thrash, thrash,
From your hesd down to your feet,
Reading, and spelling. and writing.
Grammar and gee orsphy,
Till poor boy'e brains
Are full OF pains,
And he's tired - tired can be.
Write, write, write,
The moment you're out Of line,
And write write, write,
Until it 10 half. past nine;
Scratch, and scribhle, and scrawl,
And blot, and blur, and smear,
Till the teacher comes
And warns your thumhs,
And makes you fed ever % queer.
Work, work, work,
Your examples until eleven,
And work, work, work,
Your examples at home ill seven
Pounds, ounces, and drachms,
Drachms, and ounces and pounds,
Till you get 30 mad,
You are always glad
When the 6ell for recess soundA
Ii is, oh. for beautiful place,
Where never schol h~use 4,
And it'e, oh, for happy land
Where never = teacher lives
Where tops, marbles and kites,
And q fellsW can holier and shout,
And there's never book,
But cOzy n00k
For TO fish and to swim about.
And it's oh. for the happy time
When get TO he man,
And can whistle and jump,
And heat on an old tin pan;
When ! can put crooked pins
Gown on the next toys seat,
And can put ink 90 his face.
With never fear 20 be beat;
Jump, and whistle. and prance,
And heller, and yell and shout,
And never Q one
To spoil the fun,
Nor keep me from going out
= Richmond DispatcA.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-12-20
TRELlTILE CHRISTMAS PIES

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~ 80. % WA. uean at al.
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~, euu uo' ou. s"Iistnas pre-
1919 - H, ~ MY 20 1 KNOW
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- ss1.s ss..l's usu ~ nsve any way,
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e eslseri oooks OF . norm oi
s:..y % Know m'ne'H De
s s sa.snose ~ tn,s yeaIs CAUSE hst
ssS. .Ws.,I -. c' -. oesIu you NiI papa
s.s ny oo.ssE Dave worKoox,
~ Sousse n~, 20 learn sewing
wv e Sa'u No.
s.n,u- "a. Iule mr. niue daugn-
ssIss 10 s..'s ,ii' .l,p sse IN neI looks. :,
1917 YS =, Ia -. nse suu, ms mms,
49, - rs ~ ~. ~ osu 'noush
new ~ Hno~ sna. u santa kisus brings
hsod and ssss - avsrv s .sms mtnu .sa oe'o.e, ore,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-12-20
sPLENDID EIGHTEEN.

A light-hearte,d, fmpulsive younl
lady, writing to friend over the arri-
val Of her eighteenth birthday, tells II
in this joyous STYLE:
".)ariing -. must write yor
to-day to tell that at last am splendid
eighteen. Think Of i;-splendid ely h.
teeD-not timid fifteen, winning sixteen
blushing seventeen, or sven bold nine.
teen, but--spl-ndid eighteen! shall
commence To love from this day fri h.
l shall love everybody. snd every body
will love me. = Utica Herald.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-12-20

BEFORE you reprehend another take
heed thou art not cuipsble In what
tnou goest about TO reprehend. he
that cleanses blot with blated Hn..
gers makes greater bIurs.-Quarles.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-12-20

The capacity OF sorrow belongs to
our grandeur, aud the l0ftiest of our
race are those who had the proioundest
grief, because they have had the or. .
foundest Henry Giles.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-12-20
oHRIsrxAs MORNING.

ne 80L9cT.. -
IAN night have walked with weeping til
Z the bells are ringing wild, 7
An night have wsked with INV sorrow, and
lain in my tears like child
Fog over against the wall, as empty as they
can be, ~ ir'r
The limp little stockings hang, and my hear,
Is breaking in me! s4G
Your vision was false as the world, o darling
{ dreamer andzdear. ffff !
Ard bog can I bear yog to wake and find no
Christmas hefe7
Better you and were asleep in the slumbes
whence none maYstert,
And q, those empty stockirgs. I could oil
them out OF my heart.
No Christmas for you or me, darling; your
kisses were al in vain;
] have given y,ur kisses back 70 you over and
Uveragsin. ssk A-z
/ hpSe folded you 70 my breast with . moan.
Ing no one hears; sssfFt ftfc
Your hears is happy 10 dreams, though your
hair is damp with my tears.
l@ vut ef hssrt and hope; an slmost .oul
Sof my uind; ill - = II
be world q cruel and cold, and sonly Christ
-, ts kind.
And much must be borne and foreborre; but
the heaviest burden of all
That ever hath lain on ny life are those iigh,
things on the wall.
hush, bells, youu weken my dreamer.
children full of cheer.
BE 9 hft3e less glad going by; there hath beer
10 Chrislmss here.
GO tsndesiy over the stones, o light fee
tripping tune.
he slightest ttans sleeps In my arms-she1
ss Waken tuo s0on, too soon!" -
[Our Young Folks.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-12-20

Cleveland, ruscarawas Valley D wheelingl
| Railway Company,
Elexelnnd Lime IL 1az1..


Railway Company,
Cleveland, June Il. 1877.
su<HR Sssscxs1ers - shs CaS1sal tseck OF s.ld
u CON pany viii take 1Ottcs thai thets suo-
sosictio9s hsrssafors made for the purpoee OF
aidinx IN extending the railroad of eeid tUns-
pany nom its prsssns terminus 70 ne Orse
k!vss. having hsresofore been aecepesa y
nd COMPANY the Board OF DisectosS OF Said
COmpany q . meeting thereof. held on ths
Sth day Of June ls77, BY . resolution. oSdsfed
thas ths 0rps instail1ent Of ave dollars (s5Ioej
On each share Of hfty dollars teoeu uoj 80 see :
scribsd % the capital stock a aAid SoDpaDy.
uoW due from sabsczibsrs. AppeartDG on the
books, and individual subsertpIions ~ eccrpf-
ted, shall be paid SB or befHr.- July fse. lS1 q
p A. Hespein Trenss<rey ef said company. ~ ~
oererui ONCE Asreq(, Oh the same n,sy oe Ssid
e, A. q. 6nxsx ~ bridgeport. Ohio, o. 70 such
Defson ~ he May dii est; and said Treasurer
and said snseEs. and also kuch person as sat
said Bagxs may daily eushcrtze % fesn.ve
money due pon said subscriptions are eitnea
Of them BY said Company empowered ana an
thorirsa 70 Tsceivs and recsipa tor the sane
for aHo On its behAl aDd ten per cent % seio
subecripsion shall b due. tsnd 10 hereby re1
croi o0lce Of said Company. a. aforesstd OF tAe
sane may be paid 10 A. ]. bsSys. at Bridge
BORT OHIO. or soch person as he may desiG.
nate who are authorized 70 recsive The saine
Tor ana ON behalf o. said CompanyJ on the
day following the expirstiou Of every thirty
days from and after July lst, 1871 until the
whs.le subscription shall BE- aue and requireo
70 be paid q above specified. .s :
ny order Of the Board Of Directors.
= ssT.i-.lIills p. A. HEW III. Secretary.
July 5, ls77-lom.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-12-20

spoon Was goD.!
20, Katy! I'll bet you left II stick
ing out!' said Fi0ris, and burst into
tears. Katy dId the same. With unt
accord they ascended the stairs to theiJ
rOtim. 40
Z When, with red yes, s,.hey came down
to dinner, tney souuu indnma ia the
dining room as placid ss usual. The
kitchen door WIS wide open. After
dinner FlOris was requested to wipe
the dishes. Her work took her into
every part OF the kitchen domains,
and her red eyes peered about sharply;
but nothing unusual was to be- seen
not one trace of the beautiful patties.
not rsisin-stem, even!
z Christmas day came and went.
Floris had her silver thimble. and
Katy her work -bOx. The dinner table
was in the usual holidey trim. But
The little frosted pies with the pink
6 estings, were not brought forward
no, and pot word was said concerning
them, not even by mammals eyes.
;i At night they cried softly in their
little white bed, after mamma had
gone down. "And, Floris, I 'mem
Der now, there was something else.
under white cloth, like plate OF
kisses. l thought" sobbed Katy, her
wet little lace pressed into the pillows;
land l shall always think she was
going TO mske fraitcske. for there WAS
citron sll cut up, and there was
- Dpn't. Katy! don't want TO hear
il! 1 can't near I'll" said FIoris, ia q
thsck voice; land don't let Us disubey
mamma more by talking"
Bat what did become of the beauti-
lui, fro-ted, pink-ietiered little pies
would you like 10 know?
Fioris and Katy cannot tell you; for
never set have mamma sud her little
exchanged " word upon the
snbject-but think I can. at least
I MAS tod that factory weayer's
family, whsre there were several little
girls, had the most lovely Of patties,
and kisses, and sugsr.plums sent them
ior their Christmss dinuer lsst year.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-12-20

| ZANEsvnLE ACCOMMODATION win leave Co
lumbus daily except Sunday at .05 r ~, anc
arrive at Zanesville at 500 P. n, stopping al
all Stations
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-12-19

Are you respondent sufferer
from Sick Headache, Habitual Cos
tlveness, Palpitation of the Heart p!
Have you Dizziness OF the Head Is
your Nervous System depressed |!
Does your Blood circulate badly I!
Have you IA Cough F! Low Spirits I!
Coming up of the food after eating !
&C., DC. All of these and much
more are the direct results OF DyS-
prpsia, Liver Complaint aud lndi-
gestiou. GEEE>'s AUGUST FLOWER
is now ack. owIeaged 10y all drug
gists to be a positive cure. 2,4oO, 900
bottles were gwen away IN the Y ,.
through Druggists to the people as a
trial. Two doses wi | satisfy amy
person of its wonderful qualty in
curing all forms of Indigestion. Sam
ale bottles lOcts. Regular size zoe
Solo 10y all iirst-class Druggists III
u S.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-12-19
Astonishin. Snecass.

Ir is the duty Of every person who
has used Boschees German syrup to
let its wonderful qualities be knowE
to their friends in curing consunp
;ion, severe coughs, Group, Asthma,
Pneumonia, and in fact all throat
and lung diseases. No person can
use i, without immediate relief,
Three doses VIII relieve any case,
and we consider it tie duty OF all
Druggists to recommend 1t to the
poor dying consumptlve, AT least TO
try one bottle, as 10000 dozen bot
ties were sold last year, aud no one
case where it failed was reported,
Such medicine as tn" German
Syrup cannot be too widely known !;
ask your Druggists about it. Sam
pe bottle to try sold at 10 cents
Regular size 70 cents. For sale by
all druggist.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-12-19
Notice TO Physicians.

The undersigned superintendent of the Foor
of Iowa County invite, and will receive scaled
proposals. addressed To the superintendent OF the
POOR Dodgcyillc, Wis 10 render medical service
aud furnish medicine to the county paupcrS for
the ensuing Year. until II O'Clock a III OF Dee.
aOh, 1877; ut which time the proposals VIII be
examined and compared, and contracts awarded
to the lowest bidders. The right, however is re-
served to reject any and nil bids. Districts may
remain as last year. described below, to-wlt;
lst district comprising the city and town OF
Mineral ,o'ut, and towns of Mitiin and Linden
cxcep the Poor Farm.
III Dist-thc town of Dodge'ille and the Poor
Farm.
BIT Dist Tho towns Of Eden, Highland, Clyde
and Pulaski
ith Dist.-thc towns of Arena and Wyoming.
18th Dist the towns of Ridgcnay a..d Moscow.
Or rs follows;
lst Bistrct--City and town of Mineral Point
and town of NaldWick.
"a bis Town oil Dodgevillo and Poor Farm.
81 Di>t-IoWnS of Niillin and Linden
It'll Dist-lowns of Eden aud lliehlnnd.
9th Hist--lowns of lhhski aud clyde
9th piSt-Iowus of Arena aud Wyoming.
7th Disl-Towns of Ridgcway and Moscow.
joins J. JOINS,
G.. &. Cox, Supt OF lSor.
l. G. COMFORT.
Dated Dee 4th, 1871 vs.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-12-19
EstrHy CHires.

Taken up by the undersigned, on land owned
by him III the "a ward OF the city OF Mineral
Point about Dee Isl IS !, two calves, one steer
specified red and white with dark ace with white
ar in the forehead supposed to be a spring cali;
The uthc a heiirr mostly red. with ssInc white
spots and II white star in the forehead ana
White tip 10 hi> tail, supposed 10 be summer
calf lave been about the place n month or
more. Owners can recover by proving property
and paving c.argcs JAMES WALLACE.
Dated Mineral Point, Dee 3d, 1877. VA
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-12-19

Come all of you, both old and young
And give your friend n call,
Down at my newly furnished room,
And I'll try 10 please you all
My sign YOU see. stands ont to view,
In golden letters brigl t.
AT the corner store, near Martins door,
As YOU 20 down the right
And you. gentle ladies, just give me n call
Those having switches and curls 10 be made
For my prices are low. "sm my figures Viii Sho"'
Then you cannot but Il { me your aid,
Yours respectfully,
alsml ANTON HOW ELL.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-12-19
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f,r at The rate OF ) cents per Inc each 9>er
ton. Nollnng estimated less than iihcH'
when published orDy onre.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-12-19
TRAINS coma WEST.
IErctght a Ac,.M.ni,da,icn.

GONE EAST. tulNN NfSl
leaycplattcyillcl 81 pm Leave Caluminc, 7:25 pm
Bclmont. .1ujp.ml I" Belmont. SlOpm
Arrive talamiuc9 SOP. m Arryclluuryilles: l0p IN
vs. Passengers leaving Mineral Point al a. m.
can reach Madison at l. =. fl. the same day by
Wayof Frueuort aud CAMuuuIa.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-12-19

straycd from the subscriber, residing in Nine
raj Point Il BLACK ISL WHITE COW, OF medium
size has notch cut in the u iderslie OF hcr
len ear: has not MIXED the past summer nnd
should be / good condition. suitable reward
will be paid for her recovery.
JAMES ARGALL.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-12-19
MINERAL POINT K. Il.
Tinc.Tablc.
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