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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-01-04


TIaraamos La atencion de los Sres. Comerciantes
& los siguientes
TIpos REDUCIDoS DE FLTTEs.
Nercancias Sacos vacios. Papel.
porfumcria, JugueteS, Nelas. :, -,
1ynehileria DrOgas, viyereS. snI For tonea-
iarcia Jabon Vino, LcoreS VIZ ia IA uaso &
esDirifuosos, Aguas mtnera- -,
lae Vidrio de yentRnas. meolua
Ouincaileria. alnmbre. cobre ho- Y opeion d4
Ias de laEa, clAvos, tubos para ISL
gas, ferreteria. pintura. acei- Napor'
te pailas para azucar. r.......J
Loza. yidrieria cervela.......'. oVi'
Arroz. hierro ealderos logones. 40. da de precio
Todo con el 10 pss de capd
M.ouinaris Il otras merSanciaS segun ceuvenio.
L ss netes Beran paSadero6 ass La 4
POr cautidades de consideration. do no menQs oe
axa fonein ~ de carga. por solo yapor, Sc nara
on ycnio especial con los sehoreS Que Las compro-
Para mas lnformes sobre hetes pasaje SO Puede
Hirirlr los Sres. White, FoEman C4. ii James
atrsef Liverpool los A&entes sres; LAtlmer "a
San Juan p. h.; Sres lAaurl. boroA " MAya6uez'S
Hres. Wisehers c.. Ponce
Aviso 1 los senores embarcadores.
Las m, rcancias embarcadas por los vapores de Ia
naa arriha az Dreenda que eguen este puerto des-
IL af mes an adeante. pagaran el flee en- veg de
rsa a nhra esterlina al camblo cOFr1ente DO gre
an ina fechag dc las arribndas Las que paGuen o.
aete adeanindo en- Liverpool. solo sc les cobrara 81
DN de capa, en- yes del 10 pH eenaado sonre nStes
en- general H. - wv
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-01-04
VAPORES ESPANOLES
ENTIRE LIVERPOOL Y PUERTO-RICO.

Los yapores Puerto Rico Mapasaez Ponce 81
guen su carrera iesde Liverpool para yaros puer
los de eSta Isla.
Para infornnes referirse q fos Sres. White. For
nan y Comp. de Liverpool, q los representantes
BoRDA COMP. Mayasnez.-W WIEoHEEs Z CONF.
Ponce
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-01-04
IEIRA DE- VlP0lGS EsPAI0LES
ENTIRE LIVERPOOL Y PUERTO RICO.

roa vanores Puerto Rico captain Izaguirre:
y3,nee capitan Portuondo AavdgLez. captan Cirion
seruiritn hacienda sus viaies como h'.sta aQul.
saliendo de Liverpool el dia 20 do cada mes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-01-04

Imp, ael = Belesin. : : Fortaasss 81.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-01-04

a clxARA. soBRE cuBIERrJ
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-12-13
o;ufcs Dsittcl acecm WDff.

Sur Tdrmgerdtbe aler Nrt, meIdle
cine MctaIlfIide baben, fir @fc6tr
uno GaGcln, iopie fir ouoere 9aus-
baItOcr6tbe unS MletaIliaden alIer 9lrt,
pie ourj OrDcation orer uNoteu" be.
idG0iut Ueroen t0nusn, fennen mir
fein einfa6 6crs5 uub mirfiameres Dit.
tel, als ba6 bsm y yQIme.ifanii9cn 2igri-
culturif" penn peritorbcuen Yrof. Slm.
ittab, @crfahsr BON S!mitcaSs ma
tural Philosophy" 9eIicferte, Gr
.gsbruudltc es an 9uffpumpeu, Stle
fcopen unb be,f5ieteneu anoereH 2lppas
rdten. - gfebme irgsE0 cine Guontitdt
sute5 G6m1Ia uu0 FIR ieoe5 bdbe
4fun6 cin StUf &oIppbunium, ettpl
balb 70 otpb ME eiu 81 - ouf Elm
luenig ntbr o>er meniger f0mmt eS
nidt al. Sdmci;e beibe5 lan0iam su
iammen uuo rubre bciln Grfuhfen un
Dlit siaem Stua sud miro tie 81
ldiibcube MetdIT0dle 0 + itridcn, bof
jc eiufn bnnuen ilcbegiug etbdit
Dieter fdun felt gani BON Saden, an
oencn Ct nidt sgmuuIAt wiro - hi,
NicUsr uno @abrIu &c ab9epiidji
mtroen. 0as &oIopbcnium perbut.t
Oa5 Nausj9perben NeS GetteS unO 0iC
9liidurg bdIt quit nno Seudtiafeit
ot. G,ue nodmdIias NpYijfation mag
uoibiucnoig iein, wenn Die MtiidunG
ould ole SSrict;on bage9eu faGcnber
&egens abqenaIdcn 1T. Sjeies ein'
fade 9tccepr if in Der 2auge Der Gel
/ fur Scosn oieIe Dollars merth. gin
/ fdnglitb ipratb man oaoou, es potentir
en- III IoTsn; aber @rOf. OImiteal
/ tbeiItr IS un8 NIT, bamit mir es sun
aGgemeiuen 8riteu per0fentliden ipG
ten. - oNmerfaniitber N9ricuItariit'
{ fir Sea.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-12-13
Sin gSprt on Ssrheiter

Nrbeiter ueyoen burh ten @ebr0ud'
BON Or. Pieree's 6amilienme6iiinen
SeIb eriparcn. Scine Pheasant
Purgative Pellets" onaeuebme ab=
iiibrenhe 9:G6en) unb Golden Medi-
cal Discovery" (@oloeue mebi3iniI6e
Gntbc6un9) rsinigcn bas 9Iut unb
Spitem, berbiiten baour@ Siebcr unb
onbere frnitiidIe Srlntbeitcu, uuO furi,
rem ale ifrOp9uI0isn uno anrere Sc
ifpure unb ausfdldge. Sn allen
Mpptbsfen a haben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-12-13
: Die ,,gaem gogfer qaaemeine"

= Die ,giep gogfer 9Iaaemeine'
brinst unter Dem SitsI yS6ur3 mt
SberiOan" folseubes y@,arI S6urs III,
pie aa9entein sugeftanben pirS, Der ee.
pihenbafteite, raitIoitFe Setter bes De,
partements 6es Snnerll, iueI@er iemaIs
Oieiem s9essa!:gEsssnsia norlfanb.
@as insbeionoere oos in Dem Seiaafts,
bereihe bes Secriiars bes Snnern
Iie9enSe Separtement fur Snhiaueran.
geleaenbeiteu betrifft, 1T es ieIbit bon
Den peri6nIidaen uno politifden Seq.
nern oes 9erru Sdurs nidjt beltritten,
onB Die SerluaItun9 beifeIben innerbaIb
oes geiesss bon BEN 3ebrehen, pelde
Ieit Sabr nn6 Sag IN ibr bafteten,
m0gIid)it frei 9eipOrbsr lit. Inter ole.
len nmitanben lit Die 'Steluna, nei6e
S9ur3 gu Der bon Generoaieutenant
Sberiban erbOtenen SInfIa9e, buB Die
Snbianer bem 9uneertooe ee9e6en
feiuen unb bnber aus BersiueifIung re.
polttven, einninmt, febr erfldrIid
Ser Sefretar heS Snrern bat, fobaIO
er 0on oen SberiDan'idsn QeuBcrunas
ell Ssnntnib erbielt i0fort bon Dem
SnoianercOmmihdr Sabt einen 8eri6t
iiber Die 9Sabrbeit iener @ngaben OBJ
Uerlanat, unO ieBterer bat ii6 OIL Den
daenten Der @bepsune- unb Nrropcboe.
Snbianer. 6ertu NRiles gewcnbet, nm
Quftidruna su crboIteu. Die bicrbei
gemOnneuen GrmittsIrnaen babcn ere
gebeH, baB lie bertroQsmdbiQsn 9iefers
nngen an Die 5nbiuner i'm IeBten Sabre
obne nQe S6mdIerun9 eingebaIten
worhcn iinb, uuO Dap Die Natloge 9egen
ole 8erualtnn0 bes Suoiancr. Derpar~
trments polItanoi9 aus Der 9uft ae
eriffen lit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-12-13

Ser aroBartige GrfoIs bes
ct. SnfobS Oel wunoert uns gar nibt,
Oa mir be6eu @irfungen fenueu. 9r.
u. 8. 93urt, g9bitewater, g8isc., tbeiIt
uuS nit, Dab boIeIbit oas ct. SatobS
Oel Elm aroBarti9er Grfolg 1T. Sc
curirt Gae, weI6e eS onwenben cine,
iciner 8unoen bebaupte, es iei eint
@ottesienOung.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-12-13
arutet seuO. Sreem arid.
be fetpete December 1878

1
Mifter @hiber:
Seb sfdbiebt EN- redt, Dem gseinbu'
Der, boB er erns ufs Sad eri@t bob,
benn 70 en- ebrlide, f&marte, anfdtdn,
oise. sebiIOsOe, berOorraeenbe, Tspeu
reide un geSOeOe Mann, iuie uniel
8losetubbins Gettorne unner bic Sc
mebni6aft BUN gdbisbu6e gu Oube
efd Sinn un S6ann. g9eun eru
MIR bubt, efds bios oebenOpese uu
oarum neil er fsi refine un unfduIbige
9eno nit an foIdle &erIs beiuoele mill,
Nper bnb Der Srumbater aaG nod
mid nei mirt fisbt grab aus wie SAes
risnin henu id beb bod imriTer sll
unirer SarOsi oi6tidt Wu @r, nebmIi6
Der 8losetubbins Nettorne eensr Der.
pun mar. gSeG: Virtus sub cruce
crescit, ad acthera tendens.
SEP Mifdter Gbioer s'bob mid eIei
gdrdert, pie idl s'iebe beb oaB fdl Der
@einbuber unnernumme bob, uns gu
beIdIsime (pie Der Sdsrismin faet)
amer S'eid OerIose, Wifdter @oiber,
mas er 9'iagt hoo. SBer Boo oann
ieiOeIanse artiteI for'S 9eeper s'Tdrie-
ne, bun 6e oloe ODER neie Sanoibabe,
maren'S nit bios ih uu Der 8aliban,
un nod pnar Muuere? I'm mir mare
0o9 teb Sanoioaoe Of fObr's itb NOR
elmer bun 9lbfang, un belerer ais
mel Sboueno, i'd faua bod neni9-
l6tens oroenlid Idreiben, un i'd ibti6
beib nod Oeriu, wenu id nuininirt
morre peer, tssetS oneridt fummen.
SD on De 9eO OBJ Dc Slfet bro allcs nit
fort gerifle obne brunei amer 70 ben
mer wiIfItdb bruwel ababt, ei6beiAeli
an Gletfdenbag, 90 ben mer ale brifs
6rau6e miiie mo ieio @aidiu9tOn's
3eibe an Dc G(eti@ens 9ebraudt iporre
fin, um iom OF uni:re Sanoibabe nei
III griegeu. gfaOierlidl BOO urIer Re
breIenouno Sanbibat am Samsta9 Dor
Ger Glefl6en 8 meel6te geOu, benz ben
mer peel 3u osrbnnfe, heb mar Der rre6te
0fnnn, iuem mer aad BUN ieim Srie-
Iaat &ebe nit ocel fdmeidbelbaftes fa9e
fanu. Ser bc68 bronze in Si6eFerIen
gfirt, 6nB mer gar fene Solicitors mebr
gebroudt beo, efdbeidiIi mel! uuierer
nit uei tumme cid. 80 bebben mer
femme Sdres III gable braude. SSea,
Die meefhte pun unS sable 10 ME 10
fccne. lin mas ser 6rnns Slufer bun
unferm iunge Mann nit Der SilneSs
taba,iOeet ia9t, Dem eids gar fee
S6aoe oab er nit eleeteb iporre ei6.
Senn in spee Sobr beO er be gause Bill
nestaba,ioeet perIore, neil 10 DO eeuer
mir ;u perIdtcGe braudt, wenn eener e
Ofice boo, Wie Ger SaIibcn ia9t. I'M
nOoicrIih boO er 90 in slpee Sobr GIles
peracfie, mas er iegt uees. I'm iue9e
Ger Ssmbrens, OcB lid aa6 piboer Der
logc Mlii;5tct GOiOcr, mer jim bios
Senlbrens 10 Lung mer nit 9eoriet perre
un men mey Sffis bob ucro mer offers
geSriei, I'm beb mar Gems BUN unire
0aubipejntS, NEIL mer 9eIcfe I'm,
ncbiAt bem @ewinId)t Die 10 Sfis
6rinat.
In beun no1 eens. Miidter GOiOer,
id bent 9rn0 pie Der S4erism;n, tpenn
eencr nit 9odoeitid fdreipe fam, fol-
er's WnuI balor, I'M nit Dc @OiOer
oruweIs 3nm iwerIebe. Sep beb i'd
binner msr, id tann icbt 10 fluent bod
oeitih idlreilps tpic eeniaer.
6 @irbbiG brnud i6 Sbne nit 5u
lajdc, erihten8 BIN i6 su IiberoaI, uu
,mcetens beb i'd nod Bubier un Sinbe
IN 8eoOern bum @IeFidens8unb ber,
uno oritteuS bsb id Den Brief am Sag
QitJrieme. Moor euOn
Sbr 81 uu 10 peiSer,
Sransiofef Bierbnber.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-12-13
Gin 8si!n;lisl, rctt.s Sipiud dFutt Rcif.

PaFi,t Ci-ien;Nrr, FeIt:. IaEos en- .csdt0inSs
7st.;st ce1.,'Cu katcG, sl'Uth Tnf!tri
Cr II iCtti fi- ta5 S1rIcfC Sire unGatIitp. II
eu'ba.. ts'a 5 > Gr IN yacro crcr Scr1r.
Trasst Hach ,,StEsH'5 SuuJ SaifdnI," uno
refaet :ciren orce;Cu.
81 G'ctgnud sarrei'unsen testeiten ieee i5iaFe.
{;u f,a@en Set ai!cn 9coisinbdnbIern.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-12-13

nA- GaS 0atentgeiee Der Ser
Staoteu madt nidlt nur bierefte, ion.
bern nu@ in0irette giadobmunaen, midi
nur bie 86lider, ionoern aud ieinC
9eIfsrsbeIfer, Die &crtdufer, fin
S6atsneiins berantmortlib. SSH
uarucu baber 2Ine, iueIde ib nit ben
8etrie6e bon Me6i;inea abgeben, bir
9dube bon SaIIhunaen fortSubaIten
oa oie 5erren SogeIer u. so. feIt ent
lhIolien Fub, ben 8ampf 10 lange fort
,ufibrcn, bis feine sin3ige 9fa6a6munl
uon Or. dug. 80nigS 9amLurger ga
mjlieu.W .Weoi;incn mebr su fiuben 1T.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-12-13
1teher gSnltimnre.

Seber, Der bas altc gatsrlaup bsIuheu roer
Uertranhte une 5rcunee pm europa frn1men
aIIen wia, Ipllte bic prahtpoIlen neuen. silernen
tzchroukru .0Nnftnn u1Nfirhiffp hP2
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-12-13
gtorsSeGtIfJetl Slobo,

SprauptHf ppPpNhlPHW'nt p1s
gtorsSeEtIfjen Slo9o,
,ur 1lcterfabrt tenussn.
Mit 9ampfihiTen beS Norbbeutihsn 9lcsb
purSen bis Gnpe 1877 iibsr $4,000 Isrirnen
befGreert.
Die Dampfer tirIsr GUmpasnis:
Sraunidmeia, @lO0Sons, GnpllnhiitI6
gtnrubera, 300 Sons Sap Sdger,
9eip,i9, $500 @offmonn,
Sbio, 250J ~ Me1ef
Berlin, $500 y 2amFe,
Baltimore, $500 Sc 9iron.
fabrsn ,eaclmG6ig aIe IA Gage spiIdjcn Src=
u,cu unb Baltimore unr nebmen 9aila9ierG
III tiliisltsn Staten an.
Der eansnnaspias fteifr SampfldifTe in
Baltimore 1T sualrtt Dtpct Der Baltimore nnt
Shir Gilentabn, wsldts pahnsere Spn unh mad
nenr 0e ten ;w biGieerru Qreifcn be-
tTrbert, ais ir9enb cine Gileneahn Drn sfsr
/ 9JpIf unb YbiIabsIpbta.
Sci 4nfunft her Hampfidiife prb ba8 Tepr
fir ale NtGbtenarfeilten aeItloIie,i, 10 edB Oh
| Ginmanberer nidbt Der 0sfabt ali gsieet mi
non getriiasrn bsIbpinbslt su rereen, mas II
nnesrn SnfsnpIdssn lsiprr 10 oft esr 6au IT.
gBir MAIDEN nod telcuhsrs auf fclesnt
/ fir oeutice Reiienee btc6adtungspertbe NGr
,iiae aufnlertiom peldte bic Setie nit unlerl
| 5GiNen bietet. Die pchagiere fnb Unite
TeutidJsn, ESnnen itd arV nit Ssrsrmanl
perifSnbisen etns GpImetider su 9sbran6sn
ltnfisen aus einrm Sebiif III fas dne re, nj
tei inhireetea 8difen fiuest ntett ftatt; ri
WaIfaaiere ashsu IN Sremeu frsleif an Srr
Scs Seeanedmtpfers unb perlafeu benleIben err
in 8aItimpre.-
w- gBssen n6bersr austunft penbs maj
lid an bic @'sneralsagentcn-
81. Gcbnbmacber s 3d.,
J $40 S Sio @an Ctr, Baltimore, Nfo
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-12-13

/ sur tlctCrfabrt benusen.
NRit 9ampfidiTen be6 NcrebeutIdsn Slc9o
pureen bis Gnne 1877 iber 10000 Gerlcnen
| tefGreert.
! o. N,rnfsr Siefer Gnmbaonie.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-12-13

Sraunidmeia, 'lOOSons, @npllnhiitld
N1iirnhern BOO Sons 6ap S1ner.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-12-13
SreiuilIigcs 3rusn;5 fsines g9ertbes.
2sas tuoGfGsaarMt: Rpct8sGes Cagsn:

SttercilIe, Gctrcr G .. 8? y.
cru IS. ~ 1877.
Serrcn 2. 81. oarriE {: G =, 6 r-i-nct;, s.
0iene sHerrcp - Ecrtca sic lGt tcipl! 0usero
@iaidAu ,NEgu'5 SIrl 2iS!ia:H 81 rtC-iJfft GuC5,
csa8 10 rf!5H rut@Gr rcslaaft &aec IL abC NUe5,
mas Id SGrt bate. iirUcr usj1su "iCSsU
touit Sd bcbc r;,itl "a ifji Sehn sStceE Self
r:tic rFrtlu't, tr tat:c .t5 rislaa'S : :cuz
ounscrmji.s g oseIHrin ciri,fe.,na Gc,rAhrte lts
Gbr 8aliar,. G5 tC1,:i Gur c,rsr 1roewfiF.cn Cm=
ifchlurS, IuI ier - ciuew tcnan9ebcutCu Mitel 81
1-aS'.U. =. UEI EICYCii,
e. E@9aTtca.
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sEnRfnirtinr e,onfrnos.

=, n6er. S5rr,cr:r 6 Gr., In g3riaeanr 92crz
SsciciaH ' elbCU Gcc SerirrcH urierer b iteu Csc.
isi;fHaftgc>fen, ne irr refcniA tcincn rF!dc TEN
2sclier ttrarHt to cr, fne bcTelt, ms 9sasgte 81
5circu Cuui.ca 81 gcteI.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-02-27

CLAIM SETTLED.-In 1876, at tho
request Of the Wisconsin Centennial
Commission, the Jocob brothers Of
Linden furnished for exhibition at
Philadelphia piece OF mineral of
1900 pounds weight, tho commission
agreeing to pay oil expense Of taken
the mineral from the diggings and
transporting it to Philadelphia, and
at the close of the exposition to
either pay the owner the market
value of ore at the time it was raised,
$40 per thousand), or return it free
OF cost to Linden. But to tho sur
prise OF the owners, some time after
exposition closed they received from
Secretary W.W.Field o letter stating
that on breaking the mineral it was
found to contained large quantity
Of rock, and was sold in Philadelphia
for S25 which amount the Commis-
sion would pay. To this of course
the owners dissentcd, and de mand-
ed payment according to agreement
but Field adopted the game of "bluf"
and replied that they might take
the s25 or nothing. Thus the mat
ter stood until this winter, when
Mr.. Gray armed With the correspou-
dence, called upon Gen Atwood,
President of the commi, sion. Tia
gentleman was surprised to find so
just claim unsettled, and at once
took steps to secure payment, and.
at the same time disclaim any res
possibility for tho discre'litabIs
course pursued by the secretary to
avoid fulfilling the contract made
with the owners Of the mineral. A
warrant for the value of the ore
about S6s-is now snbiect to the
order Of the Jacobs brothers at the
State Treasury.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-02-27
NUMBER 8.

&C., the objective point being Mus
coda, or, possibly, if the Dodgeville
route were selected, Arena; and that
IT Dodgeville would extend aid to
the amount of sec, 900 in town and
village bonds, the road would be
built to this place the coming SUM-
mer. Our citizens in turn informed
Mr.. Robbins that until it is definate-
ly settled whether the proposed mar
row gauge road is to be built, it will
be impossible for them to say what
aid they can give the Mineral Point
Road, as we have already voted to
the narrow gauge project fall that
the law allows us, and that the pres
ent contract is open for acceptance
or rejection by tho contractors until
the first OF July; but if the Mineral
Point Il. r. Co. means bus mess.
would be we'll for it to file definite
proposition with proper guarant, O.,
so that if our people are left free to
90 so they may accept it. Mr.. Rob
bins said no would consult with his
associates in the matter, and advise
our people further in q few weeks.
Thus the matter stands at present.
That the extension of tho Mineral
Point road would be a good thing
for Dodgeville and the people of
Iowa county generally, no one. will
deny. Dodgeville as far back as
1869, attestsd her belief in this prop
osition and her willingness to do her
fullshsre towards its accomplishment
by voting the exact amount of aid
she is now asked to contribute.
which has been available for tho
purpose ever since until within tho
last six months. She would still liko
to see the road extended but at
the same time there is no possibility
OF her granting aid to it in any event
except upon the most positive guar
antees that the road is extended
here il granted.
Our columns are open for a full
discussion Of this subject by all who
are interested.-C Chronicle.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-02-27

WE learn that Town Treasurer
Smith has levied upon the personal
property, or the large law library,o
Hon. II. S. Magoon, OF this city, be-
cause Mr.. Magoon refuses. upon
protest, or until higher authority de-
clares otherwise, to pay the tax set
opposite his name against his liorary.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-02-27

THAT poor boy who so gallantly
rode, on horseback, through tho
window in Aliens store Saturday,
should have advertised the event
previous to its coming off, and be
would have had larger gathering
Of witnesses present to see him per-
form the difficult feat. Two large
panes of glass and tls sash were
broken, and the boys nerves COM
pletely unstrung, otherwise no seri-
Gus damage was done. After the
changing from one party to the
other Of sufficient sum to defr:y
expenses of the performance, every
thing on the Potomac became quiet
as of old. Query: Will this youth
ever make general9
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-02-27
The Local Field.

c~ Business Notices in local columns,
s.ded, and in same type as local news, will
10 charged for at the rate Of 10 cents per line.
,Sch insertion. No business notice published
IN this department, first issue, for less than
10 cents.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-02-27

came one of the silent majority.
Thus the deceased has been cut
down in tho hour Of dawning man
hood,-in the full strength and vigor
of life thai. had but begun to reach
out into avenues Of usefulness.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-02-27

NEARLY every UOuy aIOuuu LII
den has the mumps.
ONE week more and lent begins.
The gliders and hoppers will then
commence torty-days rest.
GEO. E. WEATnERDY, son-in-law
of Geo. Pricstley, Of this city, is af-
licted with broken toe.
THE rumor that boy had been
drowned in the slush in the streets
is, like some of the streets, without
foundation.
AN article fromKansas, which will
no doubt be interesting to a majeri-
ty Of our readers, appears elsewhere
in this paper.
NANcoLAs & BISHOP can build
any,hing-from hen-coop TO a man.
sion in the skies. II you intend to
build remember this.
AT a meeting of the executive
board of the state agricultural socie.
,y, held last week, it was resolved TO
hold the next State fair at Madison.
THE superintendent of tho NJ. P.
r. R. are busily engaged preparing
new rules and regulations for the
running Of trains, which will appear
soon.
THE Rev. G. M. Tuthill, Bible So
ciety Agent, will occupy the pulpit
of the Presbyterian church of this
city, next Sunday morning; and the
pulpit of the NJ. E. church in the
evening
1 HERE, boys, is the last conun-
drum: If o thousand shingles will
cover one hundred square feet, what
part of bad boy will one shingle
cover! Don't all answer at the
same time.
The Galena Press is severe on the
churches, it says, an oyster was found
III Church Fair stew. A post NOR
TEN examintion revealed the fact
that it died of grief superinduced by
want of company.
The Darlington papers speak of
sermon recently delivered there by
Rev. Seabrease as one of the most
able ever delivered before the people
OF that city for many a day.
OUR citizens will be sorry to learn
oil the illness of Rev Alfred Charles,
ut Darlington. He was unable to
preach last Sunday but is now i'm
g,and will soon take charge of
his religious duties.
REV. G. w. L. BROWN late M. E.
minister at Linden, has been holding
very successful protracted meetings
at Lancaster, his new field of labor.
forty additions to the church was
the result.
The health officer at Richland
center has been compelled to issue
ahealth note to the citizens of that
pace on account of the prevalence
'nere OF scarlet fever, diptheria and
spinal meningitis.
TOMORROW the usual winter term
oi weather ends and we've hardly
Aao a week of real winter yet. Some
lfedict an early spring; hut if they
0ont know any mole about spring
IMAM they cid last fall Of the winter
now closing, there's little use to put
an! confidence in such far sighted
'snoramuscs.
MANY were attracted on Saturday,
AIl-e passing Moffetts' drug store,
IN front OF which was on exhibition
hue india-ink portrait of The
Neosterian brow of Prof. Afoffett.
rne picture was executed by Jas. Y.
Daoo' and is credi.able job.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-02-27

How. HAMMER ROBBINS, Of Platte
Vile, was in town the first of the
week, being "clothed with authority
from Hon. Luther Beecher. to con-
suit with our citizens in regard to
the extension of the Mineral Point
Railroad.
Mr.. Robbins had interviews with
a number of our leading citizens, to
whom he stated that Mr.. Beecher
had determined to extend his road
this season, if he could get proper
amount OF local aid, either lromMln-
eral Point, through Dodgeville, or
from Belmont through Washburn.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-02-27

on the tax roll. After dilligent in
quiry it is ascertained that in the
whole State of Wisconsin, and of the
thousands oflibraries contained there,
in, but t,co are known to be assessed
they being owned by Mr.. Magoon
and Mr.. Osborn of this city. It is
not to ovade the tax levied that Mr..
Magoon protests-as he is a gentle
man known to pay his debts and taxes
without a squirm-but against the
unjust practice of assessing one, and
Mr.. Magoon's protest is a just one,
and it is our opinion that if libraries
are exempt" by practice, if not by
law, Mr.. Magoon, as also, Mr.. Os-
born's library, should be exempt
-Darlington Democrat.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-02-27


ARREsTED.-G. A. Kurtz, o COM
mercial traveller, who hired of liv-
ery-man of Dunleith a team of horses,
and subsequently abandoned them
in this city, arrived at the former
place last week and Immediately pro-
ceeded to the stable for the purpose
of paying whatever damages might
be claimed. After having settles,
the bill, Kurtz was arrested on the
charge of horss-stealing, and taken
before q justice lof the peace, who
bound him over to the Circuit Court
in the sum of $500. In default of
the security he was taken to Galena
and lodged in Jail. Mr.. Kur,z is
proprietor of a leather store in Chi
cago, does his own travelling, and is
well known 10 boot and shoe dealers
in this section. He is regarded as
an honest man and certainly does
not look like horse thief. His rep.
uta,ion in Chicago is above suspicion
and it is thought that he will bc able
without trouble to prove his limo
cense.