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National Republican., 1877-08-18
CITY ITEMS.
Coon ADVICE


Now IL the time Of year for pesnr-. =. Iuns
fever &C. Every family should have bottle of
IBoschee's German Syrup Don't allow foi one mo
ment that cough IN take hold Of your child, yoni
family or yourself Consumption, asthma, pbeu
monia Group, hemorrhages and other fatal diseases
may set in. Although II Is true German Syrup is
curing thousands Of these dreadful diseases yet II
Is much better to have y at hand When three doses
will cure you. One bottle will last yoni whole
family winter and keep you safe from oanger
II you are consumptive do not rest until you havs
tried this remedy. Sample bottles, 10 cents Rsgu
lar size, IS cents Sold by your druggist CHARLES
stott 4 Co.. wholesale agents.
QuIRK's IRISH TIA.
This popular remedy for dyspepsia. biliousness
sick headache, sour stomach vertigo. cons,ipation
OF liver Ia sold by all druggists 70 cents per pack
age-making quart Of medicine.
TEETH RUINED ~ NEGLECT
cannot be restored. Young people Iememb ber this !
Use daily Thurston's Ivory Pearl Tooth Powder.
II will preserve your teeth fom decay, and keep
them sound, clean and white through life, 2o and
80 cents per bottle. Sold BY all druggiku
EVERY PERSONS HAIR
needs occasionally some oeagcnous application 70
prevents Its becoming dry aud harsh Ihompsons
fomade Optime Is specially suitable II keeps the
hair son and glossy and imparts to II strength and
vitality. Is and 80 cents pei bottle Sold by all
druggists.
JuDIcIous ECONOMY.
"a now absolutely necessary Throw not aside your
soiied gloves but renoyate them with Iouven's In
odorous Kid Glove Cleaner. II will cleanse them
thoroughly, easily and quickly. Bold at drug and
| fancy stores. Is cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1877-08-18
PROOF.
WHAT Is NEEDED.
BOSTON, Feb. 10, 1871.
Mr. II. r. &erens.

Mr. IT. r. &erens.
DEAR Sir About one year since, found myself in
feeble condition from general debility. VBGETINE
had been much benefited by It's use. procured the
article and amer using several bottles was restored 10
health, and discontinued Its use. feel quite conn
dent that there Is medicine superior 10 Tor those
complaints for which II is especially prepared, and
they need something 10 restore them 70 perfect health
Fr% ofs yPsi yPs,inx Co., i 10 ost.SdB sta.s ~ Ba.iop
National Republican., 1877-08-18
MEDFCTNAL.
H oIHxS'S
AauE AND LIvER PAD

Is q T. s1s s cure co. sSf
a srfS sss ass $ sGss
Liver Liver and ii.
sH,pss pssa and sy sY
ss sss % cn ssT .SS %h cs ns .
Sy cS sSs,s " Nd caves hs ssafsr u
.ps ss g ss'S 4 a.s Il r &c Ever St Efs-f' Con
gssy w..' = MsSsa fos .: .fs: s 6h @ Ns
i've druggists keep them.
,unStApoRo's HAIR pYn
I. "a. ears, sno tn. s--t ., tn,t.ntsn.ous tn rs
'1S o s %Sss Sc sa and e
applied. it,s standard prepsrstion. and favorts
SSss %:S fFs''
Proprietor p, o. Boa aiI2 New Yofh
iCHAT TORMENT OF BABYHooD, souR
nsl 'S .msS: ;; and g s
s. N sREEs MOUNTAIN
Ep,u.n, ppyae,sns and dr9i9sls,,, pronsuses sh,s
; s.s es .ss s. s.sns
ins and -a.,lus the circulation Of Tie G blood s
f.tss.s Is: s sspgs f.s over III
9f"!:.iAl;s \. Y AsEtssF S.i'tEF sss;ss,.
A roLLlsARis NATURAL MINERAL WATER
uaxlv EFFEnvrscHrr.
ps. srwu a. sArnn "a Dsl,sn,ral n',srx>.
u. - ,,.. n.MMSsp M .IS: m. 'uD"'. . v'o.'
u. .n,sSPt s..s'a.s L LooATa me" "''.r'' ans y.
Ds n oeDEN poREMus. -Aeso,u,.iy pur. ana
Ss% 4; y: sSlsiiSn. s,ssd against o'oiss end
r.o, .,.s .sE.Is ssIs .s h. sHss own Ea'.- 'nDT's
nA -. = . rrA.l..n "u.sO~ an. '.p ere.
pn AUSTIN FLINT, DIR y oTta -n..Imra,
and .sI, = suited 'sr oyap'D'i.. a.d ..'- o
on ,Ans. r. WOOD .Mllaly ..,.sa. .sr-.. vel
S,.is..yg Sl.b .s.y.geD''c' and who're there Is = so0''
On FoRDycK BARKER. ny n, Tn. mer .srs.
i.rrhs ofsiomAch. oI BLADDER snd IN ooul"
pn D.! MAEios SINS, "Ns. .ap ~..r,. sa'
| uscassity."
TO s,o ., 4, Wine M,.se,s. .,ss; roc, PIN YgS
Tod States and wholesale Of
rRED'k ps hAss ~u>.
jyis % spo q Warren us,. New Yqrn.
PoPoiLo
Is nr superior 70 any medicine sasrso the pui
lie,
No Is . positive cure for kidpey and liver con
plalnts and kindred diseases snrh - alex bssdAch
Popoiio No = powerful y,tai,rins tonic .na a
National Republican., 1877-08-18
AUCTION SALns TO-DAY.

CHEyIoT suits Al o.
EIsKAAN Bios, corner Seventh and T.
National Republican., 1877-08-18
CoLLINs'
voITAiC

For Local Pains Lamsness, Soreness Wsakpess.
Numbness and Inflammation of the Lung, LIVER,
ciss, are equal 70 an army Of doctop and scrss Of
plants and shrubs. Even 10 Paralysis. Epiispsy OF
this Piaster, by RAliyins the NsSvou Force, has
snscisd Corss whsn svsry sshss known remedy has
sold ny ALL DRUooisTA
PRicR, TwHNrv 1--WE CxSTs.
Sent on receipt of price-1 cann for One. rs 70!
sil Or as for Twelys-to any part o. the United
lyt6m Propristors, Boston.
National Republican., 1877-08-18

rI,HAT TORMENT OF BABYHOoD, sOUR
Il stopschs may always he remedied with the b.
nisp and popular Carmnativs and aid 70 digestion.
MN OF Msnneslh lyle
National Republican., 1877-08-18
HAVE FOUND THE RIGHT MEDICINE.

BosToS MASS.
DEAN sIa; Ny only object in giving you this testi.
en Seen sady Ssssd with sst Rss"% ana The sS,as sSoss
surface Of my skin being covered with pimples and
snaSy%nse nSWna az .s: snq
took many OF the advertised blood preparations,
Thss wss psy an q Win
bottle saw that had Kot the right medlcne Cnnse.
skin Is smooth. and entirely nee from plmples and
ofs snd attribute al 70 pRs use ss 6 ff,fh 1s
IS Ss1s en,oS Srs s.o S *. We T
have suffered so intensely.
Sc Ss"&& 8 &s.SlsSsoS SssRs HsS sf1s.i. Boston Il Ss
vEoErINE
FRKPARKDBY
n r. STEVENS, BOSTON, MA.s
-
yEeEEINE Is SOLD ny ALL DRUGGISTS.
n NONDEMNED.-BALsAM COPAiBA il CON
~ demned and discarded ~ being not only worth
hut aS Sc1S.r L! I
purely H i YsastsSs' pssssn q and viii s~sy
%sSens sspsaasd srSs
slposoIs and ,roaels. Male psckatss, r female. =
sSiS AZ Iwsnh street and renn'yVaniA avenue sn
! issy WE, ENTwRLE.
National Republican., 1877-08-18

rTHIs WHOLE PAPER COULD BIZ FILLED
4 with rspoIN 81 the good eiscss Of VAN Rus
kidnsy and Neryous TIouhiss, wssInass and d..
bty 4 d an unnAillny cure. % cts 10 Vessy ST iyis
National Republican., 1877-08-18
YEGETINE.

" 3 q e T ! N Z
National Republican., 1877-08-18
,nnrsrApoRo's HAIR DYn

1, ,ss saNs, and the best h in,tantaneous 10 it,
action, and II produces the most natural shades Of
black brown. does not stain tho skin and s easily
applied II 10 STANDARD preparation. and . hvoflte
upon every appointed toilet for lady gentle
man For sale by ~ driggists and hatdrrssers
JOSEPH CHRlBTAD DORO,
Proprietor p o. Boz 2il2 New York
National Republican., 1877-08-18

PoPoiIo
lie,
No ! Is . positive cure for Kidney and liver com
plaints and Kindred dzsAscsL snch 81 aek bszdAche
chilla and fever, &n
Popoiio No Q ID . powerful yttAiirins tonic and an
effective remedy mr. bronchitis asthma, pulm onary
diseases, and debility Price. u pss botus foI sale
By all druggists. aP+G..
National Republican., 1877-08-18

SlOo 1876 A.!a DAI ..i'ss SSsE a.. MaRs sSssIss ss
Cr.yons ssa Ks..rs So..o SCRIPTURE o T:sS Trsss
;:$s:;: .s;;: r. ssEgfSR sdsE'fSRSs 81 U soss 80
National Republican., 1877-08-18
II n. STEVENS, BOSTON, Mass.

vEoETINE Is SOLD ny ALL DRUGGISTS.
, 1877-09-16
miscellaneous

| miscellaneous.
ees.s. to VIM H. l. sAMrS1S a',oa g. CO. 1oa cst.s sG
:e''e M ess 9s nt as Ia n as
;ssi',y ss 9op: sS ms
per mont H. Gn;f ns nr9yv fotsaEe e 80
Az iourst, II 1oons lei. ana na'I! iaii
.'o5y s~ ;G9s asent y wss
s,* y aa aes1 ss sso
MONTH mo ad z, 4 sony front OILY 81 sr
{os Per month 3o' Mest Adams. la!s marble fonI
9s,srnn sSna :or s'1ae f,s, fr9n q lgro - West
5s2kssry dv s 80 * r. S4b Sa
ex;l ex new SsTn sfk ,993:Si on!s ID
tS'ssf x:ssHy S:sHsS
Ss
'SF sss: sFs. $a ts S e. Es ~ n
Et'nfs aRd Renting Agency III and l4s
p:issss j. sSs:S ss s:Sn
Ss FL ns'
ss 7on. stoy bssencn; brick' 70
1s loasc ncar ivsn;; fourth i3
!:9 Lake IaTk -av norh Of thirty first
Jene1son MS Fal M ss.pFs aud basement ironing
81 Fuiton-st tsostory frame rooms
60 Gonsress'st., two:s1ory aud basement bficE i:
- sss5 at ivo:stoy frame. So
~ ~ Souh W1 LlnSoln-st. t~o-story frame. 81
~ -: Congress st.. ~ rooms nev........:..:....
Adamsst corner Wood r.o:stoly and basement :3s sss
e1 r!e9t. " rooms new and
oss s'iss ies ssH ssI It, si ia III 'aT III
ips Agency, II Major Block, Madison st.. corner
No. irh all
, 1877-09-16

AND BASEMENT STONE
ItCan-ay.. near F0urtccnLh-st+
':leS RI TtlIr1y.secoud.st.
'rick. Ga33 and 1.s3S i.at1in-st.
II. ". SHEPARD,
49, Uearbor7l-tt.. Room 10.
, 1877-09-16


l. WANTED TO RENT.
1TASTED-TO EENT-FOGE ROOMS US WEST
- Stde by mat aid wife without children; must be
etoo and cdcap Address q F N. 10 Maasuu. II.
N7ANTED-TO kENT-3 OF: TSFUrSISuED
- TtoMs tno uascmcnls) for Man aud wife without
cA!dstfls Tcterntccs exchanged, AtIress ii Tytb-
uut ONCE.
\FASTED-To EENT-TY MAN AND WIFE
tAlctlca!ls) ur tluge rooms for h0 krtpta.
Win use VI barn. West size be cheap rent a;u
good locality; give par1rul-s- Address 4 tribune
tVANTED-TO EENT-4 OR 6 ROOMS IN GOOD
order anu Cheap S!siliu squares OF Gus
-Aoust; tsnadt Itrmantnt. Adtsea5 49, Tribune.
}EANTED-To .EEST-A SUITE UF WELL-FUE-
~ nlshet rO0uls for gentleman and WIFE, Sprth
side east OF Clarkst. Address 4, no. M!chi .aY
IVANTED--TO REST-uY 4 YOUNG COUPLE. 2
- rooms, furnished for light housekeeping, uear
Union fark Or Twcnry second and state ss.; lowest
terms. -, Tribune office.
{TAS.TED-ro RENT-GOOD HOUSE SEVEN 70
pine rooms, well iorated. and cot TOO expensive.
{TASTEn-TO Rents or / ROOMS II THE
II nc1Enborhood ut Twenty -sec1ut-s.., cast "
state suitable for ilGhI houseatepi1 reliable party:
Rent must be low. ) ~. Tribune Office
\{'ANTED-rO EENT-HoUSE OF OR 7 ROOMS
- or cony yenent rOons tor housekeeping: location
within tweuiy minutes from Palmer House; state
terHls andlvcai!ou. 81, Tribune office
\VASrED-To EESr-FrRS1suED House BY
references e1cha2ged. Address ) 81, Tribune office.
{V-ANrED-TO l;ENT-A SMALL FARM SAT- So
=, acres. ls OF 20 miles from Chicago Address 5
45, Tribune oEdeG-
, 1877-09-16

1SH.AV., JUST SOUTH OF
Iry aud basement ularblc-frDnt
Flcats aud il good condition;
aaCt- DAVIS l. WALkEi.
, 1877-09-16

~ StdCe
toKEST-SEAHf)LSPA Pack AND LINCOLN
+-,,a'. ~. cars, low r new 14rooul brick. tuEt!l
sn1 uut Ahe aals..tf With faTuaEc: ! :ae bFfc&
80 I ssltr f1ra ta4h uiot!ern eouEeDiences ard
- A$a'ea. SNA r. HALE. 1855 Rauduluh-eI.
fT'o REMIT. Ii cI3,;K:sT.. . ROOMS:
Ut North staf ia. s!aaes: very desirable
ssst."s tct aoard!sk:: n0usc open for Inspection.
Ip.N ~ VI hALIEiS TUChS, Room !. 80 Dear-
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conflict with OF Inconsistent with the pfovis-
ions Of this act"
Which was read first time, and Under susz
pension OF the rules the Hill was passed to Its
second reading. ordered to be printed and
made the special order Of THE day for Wedhes-
day. February a.
Ihe Speaker announced the assignment o.
Mr. Helly Of Winn TO the Committee on Pen
sions
HILLS INTRODUCED.
The following named members sayeralty
asked and obtained leave to Introduce the fol-
lowing entitled bills. which. under asuspension
If the rules, were passed to their second read
Ing placed upon the Calendar and referred. as
followst
By Mr.. Young Of Claiborne
House bill No. t0G IAN act to provide for the
publication OF the decisions Of the Supreme
Court Of the State Of Louisiana"
To the Gonmittee on The Judiciary
by Mt. Berry
House bill No. tp1. IAN aht TO amend section
1853 and to repeal section 1863 Of the Revised
Statutes Of 1910 If tile State Of Louisiana"
TO the COMMITTEES Oh the Judt1iafr.
by Mr.. Dslayigne-
Housj bill No. tDs. "Ah net to provide for The
relief Of persons and corporations whose
properties have been sold for taxes and cred ors
With mortgages and other liens. 10 remit penal
Ties thereon, and to provide for the manner Of
redeetnine said properties"
10 the Committee on the Judiciary.
By Mr., Mcdehee In accordance with previous
notice
Hbuse bill No. 100, IAN ae 10 4 the time for
holding the regular sessions Of the General
Assembly Of the State Of Louisiana and to re-
peel all laws In conflict OF inconsistent with the
provisions Of this act
To the Committee OH the Judiciary.
Rtt1ss ON seeoNb READING
On the motion Of Mr.. Fitzpa' rick. House bill
No AZ, An net lRhg the compensation OF The
Clerk Of the First District tourt Of thu Parish Of
Orleans" was taken ~. Under The favorable re-
port by substitute BIZ Of the Committee on the
judiciary, Oh It's second reading.
The substitute bill was read and accepted in
lieu of the original bill No A.
Under a suspension Of the rules. the sub4ti-
tute bill WIS passed to is second reading. and
placed upon tie Calendar rs House bill No. lie
An att TO fl The compensation Of the Clerk OF
the First District Couit Tor the parish Of Or.
leahs to authorize the appointment Of deputy
clerks OF said court and 10 provide for the pay
ment Of the said clerks and deputies"
The bill No. 10 wis ordered to he taken as en-
crossed. AMI under further suspension OF The
rules was read Third time and passed.
The title was adopted.
COMMITTEE or THB WHOLE.
The House. In pursuance oil liz melton and
OF leave granted resolved itself into a commit
tee Of The whole House for the further com
sideratien Of II ouse bill No. "a.
Mr. Lyons In The chair.
On rising the COMMITTEES reported to the
House. through its chairman. that II had made
progress In considering the bill before II. and
asked leave to sit again Tomorrow at /
o'clock y. m.
the report was received and leave to sit again
wac granted
On motion II Mr.. Greasy. the House ad-
joutned. ...... ..........-.......
Chief Clerk.
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Burgh, Gage. Demaa, Dufnuht gla., Harper.
Landry. Stamps. Sutton, Twltthel, Wakefield
Young EaeharIe-iB.
Not veting-Mr. Hustis-t. ..-...
And the ruling Of the Chair was sustained.
On motion Of Mr.. Ogden, the vote whereby the
bill was taken up section by section was recoh-
sidefsd
MIR. Whits offered, as q substitute fUt the
whole subject matter. . bill entitled AN act to
regulate public education la the State Of Louis-
lana" etc.
On motion Of Mr. Robertson. Senate bill No.
81. with the substitute offered by Mr.. White,
was reeommltted to the Committee on Public
Education, with instructions 10 report as soon
M practicable,
On motion Of Mr.. Bfeaux the Senate al
iourned until Saturday. February 10. 1877. at is
o'clock III.
JOHN GREGG.
Secretary Of the Senate
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At q meeting Of the Board Of piry4svg hsf#
on tho sd day Of Jnne, ISIS It gaG ree0Fes e
pey to the Stockholders. Or demand, FIVE zen
CENT interess on their sSJGk,
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aTATE 0YTOnraTA

STATE OF LOUISIANA. )
Parish OF Orleans. City Of New Crie2as
Sworn to and subscribed before me, The 81 sss
OF Juno 1879. - - -
JAMES FAHEY. Notary PuaaEN
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The trustees, Ia conformity 10 the as.snasd
charter, submit the following stateu,sHt II fha
affairs gf the company on the BHli April, 1885,
IRE premiums. ssDl ,pG6 10
MARINE ufenfHMsss.s.sss. 87,Ass 81
Atvsf pfaInt nIns. .s..ss.4. tiAntH Hi 6s AttB 10
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TWENTY SIEVE HTu ANNUAL grATH
MHgT
=Gs TtsH 1900
CRESCENT MUTUAL fHauRkncEfs s,ga4s
PAM,
MsW Orleans. May N lgnR
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ANNUAL STATEMENT
or THE
NEW ORLEANg INSURANCE 90.
Up TO Deseinner ~, 1879.

ESTABLISHED IN 1905.
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The above gtatsrnent II q just, true hEI CT.
rect transcript from tho books Of tho CosnpEs r.
PAUL FOUHCHy, presi1say
@. w. MOTT, geeretary.
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INSURANCE NOTICES.
SUN MUTUAL INSURANCE.
COMPANY.
FaIa ZIP capital, $500, coo.
FROM THE TWENTY First ANNUAL
STATEMENT FOR 1879

Net annual earned pre-
fiiutns and Discounts
and Interest. ....-......-. sta1 ebstf
LOSSES Expenses, Taxes,
:, etc "a. .st6a* .sa~a1-....-... s2T7. 1907 81
Reserved fnEd stg,ptp and
Dividend IN capital 10
per esht*spsgass.s...-.-.- 5g,5i1 H-S36,T5S;
Net rtqft 7tpg-p.s......... sTt,Hrls
Assets Of tbe suttt,nnv es-
tmated at their cash
marktt valts:
Stocks. Bonds, Loans and
Bills Receivable ...z!..-. apa FOO "a
Cash on hand and pretni-
TINS In course of eolec-
tion.-.....- tse sss AZ
sssb, 9ss 81
Dividend paid on stock Ten per cent per an
mum. and pn participating policies twenty per
cent payable In cost
This old and reliable company ls issuing poll
elhs on Fire, River aud Marine risks On The most
Favorable terms. A II losses promptly adjusted
mud settled upeh liberal terms o. their office.
81 CAMP street JAMES !. DAY
President
II. UhRfHNThR Secretary. ia8t "
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-05-23

Fox many affections peculiar to
ladies DR. S.D.Howes Arabian Blood
Purifier is unequalled by any other
remedy-Chlorosis or Retention, r.
regularity. Painfulness or Suppress
sion of Customary yEvacuations, Ulcer
ated or Scirrus state OF the Uterus,
Leucorrhpa or Whites, Sterrility,
aud for all complaints incident to
the sex; 1t is prescribed extensive
~ by the most eminent Physicians
and Midwives for enfeebled and del
icate constitutions of both sexes and
all ages Sold by John II. Vivian,
M ID, Druggist. Sole agent for Miu-
eral Point. 2o-2
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-05-23

QUrrE thrilling story reached
town yesterday morning from Sur
vey, near Dodgevills. Two broth
ers named Palskill, and men old
enough to know better, had a fight
with knives and clubs, that resulted
in terrible aspect Of both, and
likely tho death OF one. These men
came to this county from Illinois
about two years ago, and are not
generally known in this place; are
between thirty or forty years Of age,
and farm for livelihood. The
real cause Of their quarrel is un-
known, but rumor states that the
mother gave one sum of money
while the other received nothing,
whereat the man who was cast off
without o penny, raised o rumpus
which terminated as above stated.
For the correctness Of this we do
not vouch, only giving it as heard
on the street.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-05-23

The Executive Committee of the
Iowa County Agricultural Society
are hereby requested to meet at the
Secretary's office, in the village Of
Dodgeville, on Wednesday, June 9th,
1877, at two o'cl ock p. NJ, for the
purpose of revising the premium
list and attending to other business.
J. Tnos. PRYOR JE.
20w2 Secretary
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-05-23
raox THE BLACK HILLS.
Dcadwood, MAY 10th, Il

Dear Friend The many rumors
Of Indian raids that have found cir
culation in the papers have undoubt-
edly made you anxious for letter
from me. | arrived in this place two
days ago, so you see have not de-
layed long in writing. am quite
well, Notwithstanding the perils in.
|cident to burning steamship on the
upper Missouri. Many will remem-
Der the cry Of fire on that dismal
night; each man armed himself with
tin cups, frying-pans, Sc, and made
tracks as fast as possible, caring very
little which direction we took so
long as we got on dry ground, for I
will assure you it is much more
pleasant to read thrilling tale than
to be participant OF such n calam-
ity. Next day we were fortunate
enough to be ovcrtaken by another
boat, and in due time we arrived at
our destination on the river. We
then had two hundred miles to travel
before reaching this place, and l tell
you if there was any fun it was al
ways ahead, and so We poor fellows
pushed on, stimulated by the great
piles of shining dust that in our i'm
agination we could see ourselves the
owners of, as matter of course,
away ahead. And now we are at
Deadwood, and propose to do some
thing. There are plenty Of men
here waiting for something to turn
up. My stay here has been short
and therefore my information is sec
ond-hand, but as floating seeds in-
dicate the force of the currrnt, 80 do
mems countenances indicate to o
great extent. the working Of the
mind. Here is good field for the
student of human nature. All classes
and conditions are hero represented;
they may be classed as hope and de-
spondency, the former being mostly
new comers, who arc full of expect
alton, but, alas, their hopes receive
a check. Provisions are high, as in
all new countries, and unless they
have good supply Of native pluck
backed by U s. promises to pay,
they settle down in despondcncy
and soon take the back track, which
very many are doing, and for the
present, in my opinion, it j. safe to
say, stay at home, at least until the
country is more fully developed.
| intend to buy in with some party,
and should / get sold rs many have
been, yon may depend | shall not
s1uem When | write you again /
will try and give you some more in
formation than | can give you at
present. In the meantime, nfteu.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-05-23

CHARLEY JAMES has stock of
Jevelry, Watches, Clocks, Silver
ware, etc, from which any customer
can be suited. And in view of the
hard times, viii. sell sway down" for
cash. Before buying anything IN
his line see what he has and learn
his prices. 20
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-05-23

For the husband who has been
asked and tormented by his better
half to get her a sewing machine,
there is some comfort to be had from
the fact that a good family machine
can now be bought for $35 or $40.
So much gained by the recent act
of congress in refusing to renew the
right of patents on sewing machines.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-05-23

HER father who lives in the Sec
ond ward, went into the parlor the
other night at the witching hour of
q quarter to twelve o'clock, and
found the room unligited and his
daughter and very dear friend, one
of the dual form of garmenture vari-
ETY., occupying the tete-a-tete in the
corner, "Evangeline," the old man
said sternly, this is seandalous. 3"
"Yes, papa she answered. swestly,
"it's candleless because times are
so hard and lights cost SO much that
Ferdinand and | said we would try
and get along with just the star
light The old gentleman turned
about in speechless amazement and
tried to walk out Of the room through
y panel iu the wall paper.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-05-23

READ TuIs,-The other day there
was young man discharged from
his place because he bought goods
from Hughes q league. This
young man is good judge of goods,
and he buys where he gets the best
goods. And when asking this young
man to take his place back again,
he asked for more wages, SO you all
see that by buying your goods from
Hughes d league you are sure to
make money, so try them. Their
store is opposite PuIford's drugstore
They have large stock on hand
and take produce in exchange at the
highest prices. 2l-tf.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-05-23

n C1RD.-I haze Just returned
from Ne,o York, whe,e I selected
'cHh great care the most nttractire
stoch Of merchandise Mat eoer sens
brought to this cly They are
bought for cash, and consequently at
the lo'cest cash prices. 1 es,. o6ering
to those who ,cant to Juy for cash,
anything ~ Me line cf Dry Goods,
Hats, Cups, Ready-maae C2otAiag,
Carpets aaa O1ctoth, at prices ths.t
~iU suit, and aefy competition.
10 II. .DNLLER.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-05-23

LAST Thursday evening, while
Miss Jennie Oates was leisurely
strolling on the sidewalk near
her home, in the southern part
of this city, she was attacked by a
vicious COW that was grazing near
by, and roughly handled for q
few moments. Her body was Sc
verely bruised, but fortunately no
bones were broken, and some
clothes torn off her person. This is
not the first time that the animal has
made attacks upon women and chill
dren in that neighborhood, and it is
high time she should be made into
mince meat.