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AssIGNEE's NOTICE.

TN BANKRUPTCY.-Uni States Distric
/ Court, Southern District of Ohio. In the
matter OF Duvall / Parker, Bankrupts, No
170s.-Notice is hereby given that .hirt
general meeting of the creditors of the abov'
named Bankrupts will be held before K. l.
Nys, Register at his Office in the city OF Mari
eta, Ohio, on the llth day of May. A. D
1878, at 10 o'clock a. m, for the purp poses
named In the 5Os2d, section Of the Revised
Statutes of the United States, title Bankrupt
cy.
JOHN NJ. GOODWIN,
arra3,'Tsw2. Assignee.
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The Safdis Manufacturing Csnpaay.

iDY Virtue OF . certain, alias order OF sale h
ID sued from the court of common pleas withia
and for the county Of Monroe. and State e
Ohio, in acase pending in said court betresn
the above named parties, and to ms directed. I
will offer for sale at public auction at the eass
door Of the court house in Woodsfeld, on
Saturday, the 1lth duy Of Ady, 1878.
between tho. hours of 10 o'clock m. snc 4
o'clock p. m OF said day, the following described
real estate. situate In Monroe county, Ohio, -
wiz
Lots number eleven, twelve. eighteeh. twenty
six. and twenty five feet of tho west sids u
lotnumber seventeen ss laid down en- The Pies
of the town of Sardis. tfIi IS
Said property so ordered 10 b ssla b sFs
praised as follows
Lot number Is at $e,50o. lla
do 28at 600. bits
81 feet of the west side
OF lot No II at 1W.
Lot number III at $50. A's
do taat l25.,
And may sell for two-thirds of said apprsises
ment Te ms Of sale, five hundred dgllars ~
day Of sale and balance on confrmation.
WM. READ.
april9.'7Sw5. Sheriff "a. @. ..
HUKTss 8 HAbIexr. Att'ys.
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EEIf you want the news of Monroe
County, the general news of importance,
late market reports, subscribe for The
SPIRIT. TERMs.-One year 81 80; six
months "a cents. Office, North of The
Monroe Bank.
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EALEx. LAUGHLlN, Jr., about IL
years of age, Of Wheeling, accidentally
shot himself in the right side, on the.
lst inst, while playing with small pis-
tol. The surgeons probed for the ball,
but were unable to find it.
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"a S~The following is the valuation OF
! the mills destroyed by explosion and
fire at Minneapolis, MINI, ron the I'd
inst :sWesllburn a mill, six,story stone
Building, SsOo,0Oo: Humboldt, CSC. 900 ;
Dismond, $4,000; Galaxy, 5000
Zenith, $4,000; Petit y Robinson,
at35fnOA y 4 t,8u 1H III dhF
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Feels Young Again.

"Mr mother was afflicted a long time
with Neuralgia and dull. heavy, inactive
condition OF the whole sys' EN-; headache
nervou, prostration, and was almost
helpless No physicians or medicines
did her any good. Three months ago
she hegan to use Hop Bitters, with such
good effect that she seems and fee Is young
again, alho over70 years old We thinh
there is nc other medicine fit TO use in The
family,"-A lady, Providence, r |.
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New York-May -Beeves-
Medium to prime native steers at 81 al0fc
to dress 56a57, with * ra selections al
104sl0a to dress g.
Market trife easier at 5a5Ac for com
mon to medium uushorn sheep; 64a6&
fair to prime; 43n54c medium 20 goou
clipped stalo4 ordinary to extra spring
lambs. Il,
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ChicagO-May S.-Hogs-Marke,
active at 5,l0c higher; choice heavy SO
20a3 so; light 50 2os5 30; m.xed rough
50 00a3 40; butchers S3 20a3 IS.
Cattle--Market strong and higher
steers at 81 20a5 40; feeders and stock
ers So 00a4 40; butchers steers 81 60
al 20; cows 50 50a4 rs; bulls 81 65a3
so; one load Texas steers at IS 40
Sheep-Market steady and unchanged,
no sales; shorn s3 10a5 12t unshoru
"a 00s5 CO.
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Concert Of the M. e. Church Choir.

The Concert given by the NJ. E.
Church Choir, and their assistants, on
Friday evening was pleasant entertain
n1ent, we'll sustained throughout Near
the time for opening the new brass band
played several airs at the front of the
Court House, eliciting exclamations of
surprise at their proficiency. s~srr
The stage was fitted up in fine style,
and was very beautifully decorated.
The concert opened with a fine piece
of music by the Woodsdeld orchestra,
composed of Professor FRI and Messrs
T. o, CASTLE, E K MORRIS, W. F. OKEY,
j. j. HoLLIsTER, ASHER OKEY and Ross
SMITH. This Orchestra is one of the
best musical organizations we have ever
had here, and is one in which our pee.
lple feel marked degree of interest.
Drifting with the tide" was sung by
Mrs. T. o. CASTLE in the full, clear, me-
lodious tones which always win com
mendations from her hearers She was
assisted by Miss SALLlE SINCLAIR, sur
passed by no one here as an alto singer,
and by Messrs: CASTLE, OKEy and Nor.
RIs.
! Prof KALrEKBAcH performed several
solos on the piano which were keenly
enjoyed by those whose musical culture
qualified them for appreciating elegant
music. Nothing superior to it has ever
been heard from piano in Woodsfield
Misses MATTE OKEY and ELoIsE VIII.
LIAns performed a piano duo, @Sunrise
Mazurka," which was warmly greeted,
and was as generally enjoyed as any OF
the piano music. 1t was fine piece OF
music admirably executed.
E. K. MORRIS sang "The Poor Old
Tramp" in costume, aud did it well.
SYLVESTER DoRR sang "My love she
is q cook" There is little In the words
and less in the music, but ives" dis
played really fine, clear, soft voice, es-
pecially in the upper notes, and with
training will become superior tenor.
"Why do you watch the lone, lone
deep" by Misses BELLE and SALLIE SIN.
CLAIR fairly capt. rated the audience. Il
is beautiful song. and was rendered
with such exquisite sweetness as to fill
the music loving soul with raptures.-
Miss BELLE is aadscidedi fayorite in oul
musical circles. ~
! moonlight on the lake." in which
HENRY BURKErrE's excellent bass sing.
ing was called into requisition, and
! Crock Of Ages" and Restless Sea-
added greatly to the enjoyment. Miss
\ BELLE SINcLAIR singing the soprano.
4 Perhaps the most agreeable surprise
of the evening was the cornet and piano
performances of Professors Far anG
KALTENBAcH. They were recalled agair
and again. Few had any adequate ides
T of the quality Of music to be obtained
from a cornet until they heard Prof
I FRY. The audience became almost wilt
4 with delight, and since then his perform
ance has been constant theme of praise
RI At the close of the performance he wa
! again called for, and obligingly render
!, ed in bis iniuhable style "Then you'll
remember me"
4 Altogether the entertainment was {
pheasant and enjoyable one, such as ou
people will be glad to have repeated.
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Stage Marshals-Forest Gatchell,
Floor Marshals-Siegel Lupton,

Floor Lupton Stage MarshasFores Gache
Isaac Denoon Wm Norris
Prof F String Band will furnish music for the occasion Tickets at
e each ticket admits both Doors
open o'clock performances @ Pupils of the Union
public cordially invited to attend
-.t WIN. HOWES, Sup't
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~ FIRED RosExFIER, cigar maker,
left town suddenly one night last week.
When last heard from he was on q boat
at Sunfsh beund for Parkersburg. at,
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'REv GARRETT, Of Antioch, preached
avery .fae sermon ,iu the M, e. Church
OF this place last Sunday evening from
tbseexts .sAnd We know that all things
work together for good to them that
doveiG God. " Romaas ec--a8o sscm ssd
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1878-05-07

ED. SPIRIT: Announce JACOB DRUM,
of Perry township, as candidate for nomina-
ton to the Office of Inarmary Director; subject
to the decision Of the Democratic County Con-
yentiou, MANY DEMOCRATS.
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INF1RmARY DIRECTOR.

ED. SPIRIT: Please announce ROBERT
McCAMMoN, of Center township, as candi
date for denomination to the Office Of Infmar,
Director; subject to the decision of the Demo
cratic Nominating Convention. ~ Hts
MANY DEMOCRATS.
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Cincinnati.

May 3--Flour s 10a6 so; Wheat
15a1 90, Corn 43a44c; Oats a7aSQe
Rye 5ea6lc; Barley 45c.
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COMMISSIONER.

Er. SpIRtT: Announce DAVID LENTz,
Of Perry township, as a candidate for rehomi.
! nation to the Office Of County Commissioned
subject to the decision of the Democratic Ospn'
ty Convention. MANY DEMooRATs.
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N z Herald Lat instN

recent examination over there, out OF IL
applicants for certificates II were reject.
ed
(N. 7 Herald 1st inst
The recovery Of nearly one hundred
and fifty thousand dollars from the f'r
fner officers of the New Jersy Mu nsl Life
Insurance Company by the receiver will
be good news TO the policy holders of that
mismsnaged institution.
Wheeling Register, I'd inst
We are glad to state that CHRIS AN
sHuTx, chief engineer of the Warner"
which blew up yesterday when passing
Memphis, on her way up, was only
slightly injured according to our dis
patches. The rumor prevailed on the
street yesterday that lie was killed. He
is brother of Capts Pitt. and Ed
ANsHUTz.
tst Clairsville Gazette 81 inst.,l
TIE Grand jury's report is very brieI
this time which indicates that Belmont
County is improving in morality and res
pect for the laws. Only two bills were
found-one against Andrew Dotv for for
gerry, and one against Hoover Dornell fol-
violating the liquor laws.
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hos MARRIED -On April 2eth, by VIZ c
CRiAswFoap, Esq, OF Washington town
.,sbip. Mr. DAvip ALLEN and Miss ALICE
sfFg FoeLE. iad Egfggsa - saei'
M On April 2Sth, By JOHN MARrIK, Esq,
of.Salem township, Mr.. Ar.oNzo M. So
TER and Miss MARaAREr B HENTHoRN
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h 1t. Louis-May 3-Hogs-High.
er; light shipping to good Yorkers 81
e0a3 Is; packing 50 00a3 Is; Butchers
to select SO 15a3 80.
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TUITION, 30 issg s
Higher Branches, 81 Ce
Common .s.i 00
Tuition required In advance. No money re.
funded except in eases Of prctracted iliness. -
For farther particulars. call en- or address,
ais50 ~ d. HICyEY. Prtncfpal.
ga,9 Beallsvil,e,. Monroe County, Ohio.
ma,f. yStd. IS a saes bas.
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CATTLE MARKETS.

Cineinnati-May 8-Hogs-Dul
and dropping common 81 50aS 90;
light SO 1Oas %; packing e3 r5a3 81
butchers S3 35a3 40.
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a4New advcrtisenents.

SHoRTs.-Gold closed IN new 1orK
on the I'd INST, at Sloos.
Crops of all kinds promise we'll in
this county.
Treasurer MoRRrs is ready to take
your taxes, .:;.. Taisss q :;
Wool in the Wheeling market is quo
ted at sS@35 cents. :
JOHN N, GENIs died in New York
City on the s0th ult. it ia'sa :
Preparations are going on for large
crop Of tobacco In this section. aoo' .
Strong coffee is said to be sure cure
Tor hog and chicken cholera.
Corn planters sold rapidly to farmers
in this neighborhood last week.
A heavy frost, about the middle OF
this month, is predicted by the weather
prophets. 4,,-4-s.,
Fifteen suits were commenced In
The Common Pleas Court Of this county
during April.
The B. q o. railroad will sell excur
sion, tickets to the Paris Exposition, and
return, for s2O6 CO..
sRrv. RoBMsoN, or Bellaire, preached
'acceptably in the Presbyterian Church
last Sunday evening 9i.A salsoi3qa
Attention is invited to the programme
of the exhibitions to be given by th'
Woodsfield Union School. gli 'ie'ie
Assessor EcKARD informed Us a few
dsys since that the number Of dogs il
this township, Center, would reach 500
Mrs. N j CLARK, Miliiner, has fin'
stock of goods at her residence, the Dill
LON property, on the East side of town
L. D. EATON, of Washington, town
ship, is trying his luck in the oil bust
ness on Cow Run, Washington county
The dwelling house Of HENRY HAR
MAN, in Washington township, this coun
ty, was destroyed by fire on the 1911
ult.
M. W. HORN, from Indiana, has rem
ted ScHUErfLE's Photograph Caller.
and will commence taking pictures in
short time. ssass
The property Of Dr.. GlTHEss, il
Barnesville. was sold at Master Commis
sioner's sale last week, TO CONRAD My
ERs, for 1880
Mrs .DAvESroRr, wife Of Mr.. Ben,
DAyEsPoRr and MI. JOHN r. aDAvEN
PORT, of Wheeling, were visiting friends
in this place Iaet week
sAS.P Woop, Esqs "a Justice Of tht
Peaceiu Green township, rendered his
resignation on the 30th ult., to take ef
feet on The 5th day Of June. : q
FrsHISa with seines and nets is pro
hibitedsby the laws Of this State. Dir
nets and seines not more than ten fee
long can be used to catch minnows.
Rev RoBlSsos, Of ,Bellaire, will holt
religious services in the Presby teriar
Ghs,rcl Of Ruch auau,s on the 18th inst
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DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CONVENTION.
SATURDAY, JUNE /, 1878.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

w Announcing the names Of eandi.
datess3 each. Tickets So per thousand
payable in advancs.
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The will be applied Contingent Fund for
school Purposes. a.r.fs 4sszf. ..#4t
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PROBATE JUDGE.
To the Democratic Electors of Mon
1905 roe County.

I take this occasion to return to you my
grateful acknowledgements for the kindness
and fuvors you have heretofore extended to me.
and to announce that I am candidate fer re-
nomination to the office of Probate Judge, at
the approaching primary elections. The duties
Of this Office, which according to law, has to be
kent open ut all reasonable hours for the trans
action of business, will prevent me from max
ing an extended canvass. trust that a resi-
dencs in the county of fifty years, and an in
innate acduaintance with its citizens and their
interests during that period, will excuse me
from making q personal canvass.
Very Respectfully, JAS r. NORRIS.
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waaasaeId stockaarket.
May 6--Cattle 9aa3 per pound
Sheep 3a4o per pound. Hogsse pei
pound. e
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May 3--Flour 4 GOAT 90; Wheat
Sal IL; Corn S9a3s5cs Oats 26a27e
Rye SOC; Barley 47Ac
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ED. SPIRIT: Announce my name as q
candidate for Probate Judge; subject to the do
cision of the Democratic Convention q
DANIEL WALTON. p
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Belmont Chropicle)

MONROE county teachers have to be up
to the standard else the Country Exami-
ners rlace them on the retired list At a
recent examination over there, out OF II
applicants for certificates II we're reject
4
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EDITOR OF SPIRIT: Please announce
the name of R. K. WALtoy, Of Salem town
ship as candidate for Probate Judge; subject
to the decision Of the Democratic Convention
of June 1st. SALEM
ED. SPIRIT: Announcs thut am a
candidate for Probate Judge. subject to the
decision of the Democratic Primary Election
to be held June /, 1878.
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50 New York
May S-Floar 25a7 rs; Wheat
a2a1 35; Corn 4Sa57c; Oats 34a39c
Rye72a7 4c; Barley &c. -
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PhlIalNlphIs
Chicaxo.

May 3.--Flour 8 25a7 90. Wheat
30aI 81. Corn, dull.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-01-16

COLONEL SANFORD has been Sc
cured to deliver three new lectures
in this city, on the evenings OF We'd
nesday, Thursday and Friday, Janu-
ary 3Oth and 3lst, and February lst
Those who heard the Colonel last
winter are referred to tor proof Of
his ability to alnuse, instruct and
delight. AS the Colonel has twenty
seven different lectures, there is no
fear of anyone hearing the same
thing twice.
AS these lectures of the Colonel's
and the one to be given by Miss
Susan B. Anthony are the only ones
that our people will have the pleas
urs Of hearing this winter, lot each
one lay by him in store the small
sum necessary to admit to the whole
course, and so benefit themselves
not only, but encourage the efforts
OF the lecture committee.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-01-16

I'D. KANoUsE, Grand Chief Tenn
plar of the World, and who so often
visits this place in the interest Of
temperance. recently received by
mail curious package of written
documents, which proved to be the
doings of Good Templars' organi-
cation in Africa, mailed from Capt.
town. The papers were considera-
bly water-soaked, and bore evidence
of the difficulties encountered during
their transmission, being in the
steamshipEurope, which was wrecked
on her passage from the Cape Of
Good Hope to England.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-01-16

THE Wisconsin Dairymen's Asso-
citation will hold its 9th annual meet
ing at Whitewater, on Wednesday
and Thursday, Jan, Odd and oath, rs
The programme includes a tempting
array of addresses, essays and dis
cussions, to conclude with a "Dairy
Banquet and sociable, to be opened
with a Paper on the wonderful Art
OF Brewing Cheese, by GeorgeWash-
ington Peck, Dairy Editor andHome
Missionary to the La Crosse SIN. +"
We notice the names Of other editors
put down to cheese it: there isHoard,
Of the Jefferson Uuton;, Pres. Phelps,
of the Northern Teachers JoMmal,.
Coe, Of Whitewater Register;; Glenn.
OF Western Rwo1; and McGlincy, Of
Elgen, (Ill,) -ldrocatc.
Prizes for best cheese and butter
are offered by several dealers, and
dairy nteIsiis are to be exhib-
tied. Any one wishing tc know
more about it can address the Sec'y,
d. v. Curtis, Fort Atkinson,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-01-16
NUMBER 3.

matter as this we ought to be will
ing to help each other
We'll, said the editor, If it goes
into the locals, suppose you would
reciprocate by having a little notice
read for me in your church next
SundayY The visiting brother
asked, what notice Z aud the editor
wrote AID handed him the following:
The TRIBUNE is the best family paper IN
TINS county. It's proprietor has much expc.
f'ence, ana a'l the accessories when large
outlay OF money can procure His journal is
the most attractive local organ In the county
ana Is furnished ut only $3.50 per year. Ii is
certain That you cannot expend that amount
10 better advantage. Be sure To take ,he
TRIBUNE, and subscribe for yom friends Ad
refreshments inserted at reasonable rates. and
loo printing done promptly to order ut the
lowest living prices
The manager hemmed and hesi-
tated, aud then said solemny that
he doubted whether it would be
judicious to read such a notice, but
suggested that il it was printed.
copies of it might be distributed at
the door OF the vestry on the evening
of the entertainments.
Yes, said the editor, but it would
attract more attention in the middle
OF u sermon. 1t will interest a large
number OF your congregation aud
helpa good cause; and besides, SO
much money is spent on the TRIBUNE
that ! don't see how l can afford to
print hand-bills to advertise without
increasing the subscription price.
In such matter as this we ought to
be willing TO help each other
Then the gentleman saw tho situ-
ation."
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-01-16

PARTNERSHIP. = "Alf." +. Bishop
and John Nancolas, carpenters and
contractors, have. hitched up, so to
speak, and are now in readiness to
undertake any class of work per-
tanning to their business. Both of
the parties have had many years ex-
perience which tends to render them
efficient aud are we'll known to all
citizens. being Pointers" from youth.
The many trends of the pair wish
them success.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-01-16

THE New Hall of the Masonic
Fraternity of this city, was dedi-
Gated according to Masonic usages
on Tuesday evening last, in the pres
ence OF q large number OF ladies
and gentlemen, among the latter Of
OF whom were many not members
OF the order. Quite number OF
persons from neighboriDg lodges
we're in attendance. The cersmo-
nies Of dedication were performed by
Past Grand Master, II. d. Pulford,
assisted by members Of Mineral
Point Lodge and of sister Lodges,
oil being deputized by the Grand
Master Of the State for that pur-
pose. The ceremonial was unique,
imposing, and well befitting the mag
nificent new hall OF the oldest Ma.
sonic Lodge Of the State. Tho Rev.
DR.. Benson, of The M. L. Church, Of
this city, and member OF the Frater-
nifty, added not u little to the. enjoy
ment of the evening by delivering
an address, replete with instruction
and humor after which the brethren
with their guests repaired to tho
banquet hall of the lodge. and par
took of the abundance of good things
there made ready for them.
Aside from the regular programme
quite feature Of the evening was
the dance at the City Hall, attended
by both old and young. Parents sat
and witnessed their sons and daugh-
tersper forming graceful evolutions,
or mingled with them In the mazes
of the quadrille. Altogether the
evening was quite an enjoyable one,
to be held in pleasant remembrance
by all present, but more especially
the craft.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-01-16

OK Saturday Deputy Sheriff Healy
arrested in this city fellow named
Bassst, who had escaped from like
officer at Belmont, the day before
by being permissioned time to change
his shirt. The Deputy from LaFay-
cite county soon got on his track,
however, and at one time saw and
fired at him on his way to Mineral
Point, where he was final = captured.
The charge against Basset is that he
failed to fulfil his promise to marry
girl with whom he had been too
familiar. The arrested nan already
has q wife, and lid ut want to be
Mormon. His trial came off at Bel
mons, / Syesssterdg1,, bptrsAo result has
'tASet'' rfxbs afia ir
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-01-16

A WOMAN hailing from near this
burg, hearing q good deal about pre-
serving "aurumn leaves" concluded
to put up few jars of them. She
told neighbor the other day that
she didn't think they would ever be
fit to eat, and that she might just as
well have thrown her sugar away.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-01-16

On another page appears the mes
sage Of our newly elected Governor,
VIM. E. Smith, which contains a
paragraph Of more than ordinary in =.
terest to the people of this immedi-
ate vicinity, bling a recommend for
the legislature to provide for the
payment. to the family, of the salary
Of our deceased citizen, MosesStrong
to the end of the year for which he
had been appointed assistant geolo-
gist. This is an act Of beneticence,
which echoes the sentiments of all
who had the good fortune to know
Mr. Strong, and will ever be fresh
in the halls of their memory.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-01-16

saturday evening and Sunday morning.
The p +. can preach only once on Saturdays
tB Brethren will please attend To the Mis-
sionury Subscription and periodicals at once.
P!S. MATuER, p. L.