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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-08-20
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feIben IN @~erssfenbeit seratben IieBen. -
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Guf ben re9ten Sfab 3uritseIeitet weroer
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-08-20
Die S0iun8 Der 9lrbeiterfrase
ourG Die 0ibrer Der 9(rbeiter.

Der leste GonsreB bat elm gomite ers
nannt, IN, bic llria9e Der i9Isdtsn 3eiten,
bic Gage Der arbeiter u. !. NJ. gu unterius
den. an Der Spite bes Nusi9ufss itebt
Sepitt. Oieies Gomite bat nun in New
0ort Sisunsen absebaIten unb bic 5ibrer
Der 9lrbsiter Dor ii@ s~elaben, UNI gu b5ren,
mas iie in bieier wi6tisen anseIesenbeit gu
iassn bdttsn. 8us gomite bSrte bic 9luss
iasen nit elmer @sbuIb on, bic fait iibers
meni@Ii@ mar. @ie srunbueridisbsn bic
Msinunsen bisisr mobsrnen @eItperbeNerer
iinb unb weI@e Maiie pom uniinn in benz
9ebirn bieisr neuen 9OItsbesIidsr itsdt,
bauon seust bic na9foIsenbe 9iiis Der 6ors
berunssn, bic fe itsuten unb weIde Der
,anseiser bss Wstens" bon ct. 9Ouis ii5
bic Mibe CAB suiammenautsasn
2lbi9afiuns bss Capitals.
Nbidaffuns Der 3lnien.
slbi3afiuns bes neutrality-suspicious. an
9anb.
gbidufiuns bss 9riuutbeisss.
Ibi9aiiuns Der patentseiese.
@bi9afiuns Der 3Oae.
abidafiuns aQer 9elese our gintreis
buns Don S9uIben.
a5i5afians bes qriuateisent9ums al
Wai9insu.
s4bidaiiuns Der 9arbi4entunsen an 81.
ienbabnen.
Verbot Der Rinbsrarbeit.
Serbot Der aniteauns BON Ni3tbirsern
bel Ge9ierun9sarbeiten.
@bidafiuns Der Goutractarbeit.
Serbot Der Gbineieneinpanberung.
@infabrun9 elmer gintommenlieuer, oes
rem Yrojentias nit benz Gintpmmen Sus
nimmt.
Gr,i9tuns bon MISREPRESENTATION
fur llnbel9dftists.
@rridtuns FREEZER Snbuitrisi5ulsn auf
0fientIide Soften.
Ginfdbruns ausi9IiebIid biretter ges
iteueruns.
grbauun9 pon 200 &rieSsi9iffen.
Mnlteuuns Der SOloaten our llrbarma9s
un9 Der Yrdrten.
ginfibruns zines uQssmsinen adtitins
Irbeitstases.
Grridtuns zines Bureaus fir 9lrbeits'
f%tatiitit.
Grridtuns zines Snbuitrie: Bureaus.
Serbot, baB 6rauen LANCER ais cine sss
mile Stunben3atl arbeiten.
Mae Maidinen iolsu mad benz goopes
ratips Blame gum aassmeinen Beiten arr
bsitsn.
abdnberuns Der gerfaHuns I'M Snterefe
Der Arbsitsr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-08-20
@rri@tuns BON gooperatip. @eieui9aften

Grri9tuns BON gooperatip. 9eieai4aften
pom Staatsmegen.
llnentseItIide Redtspfese.
4~usemeines Stimmre@t, 5rauen einse:
idIoHen.
OefeutIide SreiiduIsn unter gunbes.
aufii4t.
MiuoritGts :9ertretuna.
Iussabe uon 9reenbads in bic Wiuiar:
ben.
Ibsabluns Der Bombs nit @reenbats.
Griesuns Der NationaIbantnoten bur1
@reenbafs.
llebernabme bes giienbabn. unb Teles
srupbenbetriebs bur9 bic &esieruns.
Seine polititer iouen Aemter bethlehem
birfen.
Qus @siess iolen Der goltsab fimmuns
unterworfen iein (&efersnbum).
Die &esieruns ioa ben glrbeitern einise
bunbert MiQionen Sinlenfrei Ieiben.
Die &esteruns ioa Sebem. Der ft9 elm
9aus bauen MID, $4,000 leibsn.
9luf ieben &opf Der Ginmobnersabt iolIsn
s5s in @reenbafs ausssseben werben.
Der 4rbeitstas lou auf ie4s Stanben
berabseiest werben.
Die auiteauns BON arbeitsrn iou bur9
elm Irbeitsbureau permitted werben; obne
bieies iou Niemanb einen Qrbsiter anitelen
birfea.
Die &esieruns ioI ben arbeitsloien Sars
men seben ultb einridten.
Mbidafiuns BON Sob unb Silberselb.
Ibidaiiuns Der Wai9inen.
abi3aifuns pon Wein, 8ier unb Brannts
wein.
abidafiuns bes Senats unb Der Yrdfis
benti9aft, u. /. 10.
8ie man itebt, umfuBt obise elite 10 gu
iasen bic weitsebenbiten 6Orberunsen Der
SosiuIiiten; ie lit in llsbersinitimmuns
nit benz prosramm Der @reenbddleute unb
entbdIt auBerbem cine iolde Wafe bes uns
i%innisiten 3euses, baB einen bas 9aden
befausn miiBte, wenn bic Sa9e ni9t 10
idwer emit wdre.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-08-20
aud wteoer einer Der outnutett,
taulen W6n6c.

Sn benz 8ensbietinsr 8Ioiter gu 9saire in
S9ottlanb befinbst ii9 elm @rbsIobus,
weIder IA Weter (nabs 46 SUB ensIii9)
Our9meiier bat uub BON einem &ioerwert
10 in Sewesuns seiest wirb, baB sr ii5 in
"a Stunben sinmal umbrebt, aIio bic Yes
wesuns Der groe uolitdnbis poritsut. Der
Grbars %seseniiber iiber benz @lobus iiebt
man auf 2 SafeI6en bic Cages. unb Nabts
itunben anseaeist. Tim bieie Wai9ine bers
3ulteuen, paren 10 Sabre notbwenbia.
Die eiseutIi9e &arte 1T nit Der l6aub aes
Sei4nst nit 10 uieI @ei9it unb &ant, BAH
man es fur seorudt baltsn m56te. Die
Meeresbuieu, 0ampfi9iffabrtsIinien,
9rabe, iOiuie bic Msersstiefen iinb barauf
NIT pisIem @eidit psraaidauIidt. Der
grfinbsr nnb Yerfsrtiser bieies gpparatss
1T elm NOn4 Ses bortisen RIoiters unb
beiBt IbaIbert Ylout.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-08-20
Der Yapf uno ote fatbolif6c
Vrefe.

Die rUnita cattolica" BON Surin public
Sirt einen Srief bss Misr. Eripepi, Direes
tor Der Revue romaine", Der gum litel
bas gapfttbum bat.
Sn bieiem Briefe label Der Yrdlat bic
&eprdientanten Der tatbolii9en Yreiie aIer
0dnber elm, ii9 nd9ifes Sabr an 20. See
bruar benz Sabrestas Der Sbronbeiteisuis
9eo's XIII. IN Rom gu ueriammsIn, um
bemieIben bic @%brbeseusuns su erpeiisn
unb ibm Treue ~ idwOren. Ssrb. Batter
bat einsewiaist an ienem Gage bic 0srtres
ter Der tatboliiden 9situnssn Der san,en
WeIt in feierIi9er auoisn, 81 %smpfansen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-08-20
Die Weltaasfteauns bon 1878.
England unb bic Ser. ct. Mms,
rtta's in Der Sun # salcrie.

ueber England tam man @ottIob nit
Sielsr SefrisSisuns i9rsibsn. Sn Der
Na9almanS srie9ii9 tlaiiiider Rlnf, IN
Der 'noosrnen Butte, ebenio in Der mitteIs
alterlld monumentaIen glrditettur perbienen
le Den Sorbssr; wobl aud i'm SamiIiens
portrait, gang enti4ieben aber in Der suten
suite. Gs mar cine wabre @snustbuuns,
aus transofiden Sldttern gu srieben, wis
Gae 8slt li9 wObI fiblte, in bic enslilaen
@alsrIssn einSntreten, neil man i4 tn aus
ltanotSsr @eisai9aft fanb. @irfli4 anf'
taleno 1T es, ME unter en9lii4er 6iinltlerS
banb ielbit ioI@s Stofie, wel4e man@eu'
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-12-04

CHRISTMAS is coming and C. II.
James will be ready with the finest
line OF Gold and Silver Watches.
Clocks, Rings, Chains, and other
goods kept. in a first class jcwelry
store, ever brought to this market.
He will sell remarkably cheap, for
cash. Will not be undersold by
any house in Wisconsin.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-12-04

hiND pArRoNs:-Another year is
last nearing terminus. At its clos.
the majority Of our worthy sinh.
scribers will be indebted to rs. each
separate account ranging from ono
to five dollars, which collected 70.
gsther would make snug little ag-
eregate. This money we need, yiolt
now, to help meet demands made
upon us, and to start our ship under
tair sail for another year. A sober
thought will instantly admit that
this is only asking just dues. No.
body needs money more than your
printers. We've handled struck"
In trade, enough to make Who'll.
arm dyspeptic, and if our cons,itu-
uons weren't like iron, We would
have been angels long ago. A cross
on this item inti,nates that you can
mere hnd entertainment. Take the
hint and be prompt. please.
BY THE PUBLISHER.
TRIBUNE Office, Dec. 2, '7s.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-12-04

light in our city the past season.
They should be curbed as soon as
possible or else they are liable to
loom up some day and do something
that will entitle them to seat in
the penitentiary for life. There's a
great partiality shown for tobacco
in each instance.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-12-04
POINT WISCONSIN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 4 1878

weeks ago at old man Keegan's place
edging on the eastern city limits.
There's no doubt but that these
heroes of the dark inhabit this vi
cinity, whose seeming meekness
10 day time would cause a lamb to
blush. Our city officials should
look cautiously about and try to
bring the perpetrators to focus.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-12-04

If you wish an ACCORDION, violin,
or other instrument call ut C II.
James store. He keeps o SPLENDID
assortment OF everything in this
line, and sells the same as cheap as
tie cheapest.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-12-04

TO RENT-The best Office rooms
in the city known as the Reform Club
Rooms. Apply to Martin ~ Toay.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-12-04
The Local Field.

Rrsiness Notices in local columns,
.s.s and in same type as local news, Will
ah.r,cd for at the rate Of 10 cents per line.
Insertion. No business notice nnh'isiled
= nj. department, first issue, for less than
"a rrnts.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-12-04

Splendid new stock OF Watches
and Jewelry ut Birely's. New goods,
latest styles, bought very low for
cash, and Tor sale at bed rock prices.
Their motto is buy low for cash.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-12-04

A SECOND hand Parlor Stove, GOOD
as new, and o coal stove can be
bought very cheap at Martin 81
Toay's Hardware store.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-12-04

NO trash or inferior goods sold
by VIM. Perry, and his prices ara
lower than the lowest. ,.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-12-04

A.
Brand Oysters, at Hendra's.
ALL goods as represented at C. H.
,,mes or money refunded.
WHERE'S the book agent? Sam.
Wright wants to purchase family
record. Its a gal.
THE diphtheria fiend is in his
Glory in nearly ever city and hamlet
IN this and neghboril.s & states.
BLESSED is he who could sit down
to good THANKSGIVING dinner and
not make turkey of himself.
FRANCIS A. BAKER, of Linden,
brought to this market last week
over one hundred fine hogs.
It's now week past since the
picblapd Center folks INDUCED in
the pleasures Of cutter riding.
THE Laurel Wreath" cigar is 4
charmer. A nickle buys one at
ninnie & Spratler's.
GEO MAsTIN lost another child, by
hphtheria, last week, being the Sec
cnd victim of the destroyer in that
family.
NORRIS CURTAIN, of Arena, lost a
COW aud six calves by the disease
known as blachleg, which is preva-
lent in that vicinity.
STEPHEN THOMAS, OF this city did
the Wanting on the Odd Fellows
new hail. That is q sufficient rec
ommendation for his fine taste.
CHEWING chicheus is now q FASH
ionate exercise for the jaws in Min
eral Point - because of cheapness.
Only five and six cents per pound.
Eeef is beef, all the same. 9a
kSEELAND and his supporters can
make good music, when sober. We
have a band right here in Mineral
Point, however, that will give better
satisfaction, all things considered.
C.H. JAMES has all kinds of Plated
"are-Casiors, Cake and Frnit Bas-
AetS' Spoons, Knives, Prongs, &c,
and Will give you the most and best
goods for the least money.
IL there is any truth in the old
'ne adage that "the last Friday of
VIC mouth will exhicit a sample of
We weather to be had the coming
month our December will be as
peasant as May. Now let's see.
-ah' LULBERG, the whole-souled
NOpFietor OF the Commercial House
podSevl'le, is making arrange
''-'s ior a grand Christmas ball,
D',A VIII surpass anything of the
a'uu gwen in Dodgeville for a long
~ -'e, Lovers of the terpsichorean
'N'"Ia keep an eye out" for it.
a.. NVrAE who 90 to public snppers,
a w. should always go provided with
"nerewlth" to enable them to
Tue cravings OF the inner
.nt' I "'.noot resorting to numerous
'''Ges in order to obtain a free
upper. At least 10 not resort to
b,r c U'u ooaSes as pretending to
'OS' your ticket" Such ma
c.ss;' are trite, besides being ex-
oy transparent.
4N person or persons who are
,,,. .D enough to enter, at night, the
So OF a poor, aged couple
~. 'y able to provide themselves
aar ,, we bread of life from day to
,oi ), and kill and steal two nice
b.,a," ' Just ripe for harvest, a,e
.,3 va Tie most detestable villains.
% ba, 10, OF sufficient respectability
s,s '''ll'ted into the foulest cav.
ss 'si' An action Of this kind
.'''rlled little less than two
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-12-04

marks from the 'up north regions,
now the Florence has returned
with the skeleton OF q whale may
not be uninteresting to the general
reader, since We desire, also, a con-
nection with your world, though it
DO only "Point" in memory.
Ashland is situated on Cheguome.
gon Bay. an arm Of the greatest
fresh water lake in tho world. It has
become quite famous as q summer
resort !; then there is no end to Gov.
ernors, Senators, Presidents, Indians
and other executors. Here. you will
be glad to learn, lives your brother
in the cause, Sam Fieheld, who we
understand has taken the premium
several times in telling ,choling or
fishing stories. Sam is known; he
was Speaker Of tho Assembly, you
remember. But Ashland is impor-
tant otherwise. Wild game abounds.
Old Bruin walks within her city
limits and venison swims alive be-
fore the eyes of her people in the
wa ers of her own Superior. saw
a large deer myself swimming with
in sixty yards, unconcerned. How
beautiful; just like other dears. A
buck was killed here the other day
in the water which weighed 225 lbs.
His horns can be had by producing
larger cnes. Deer are plenty now on
account of the last two open, snow
less winters, thus securing the deer
from the ravages Of the hungry wolf.
The manner of catching the deer is
simple. Several men start for the
woods with number Of dogs. They
take in large circuit and then move
centrally toward the lake. The deer
gladly take the water, then boats tell
the rest. The other day my friend
was out in boat and saw large
deer swimming; he pursued and
after hard paddle, caught him and
cut his throat.
The life-sustaining products Of
Ashland are fish and lumber, and
now oil is hustle for the logging
camps. Men leave in gangs with
the Ak, culinary utensils, and q cook
for natures woody world, there to
live. Oh, separate world! whose
still, long nights are unstirred by
sound in the vast unbrokeD silence
save by tho falling crash of some
aged pine. We doubt not in the
center Of that vast wood Russia g
great bell might swing and strike its
clapper and give no sound at least
to human ears. Few men realize q
pinery who have not seen it.
We doubt not that many will be
glad to know that our town is inst
rallying from its happy excitement.
1t is the marriage of our minister,
Rev. Mr.. Cheynoweth, with whom
many, especially our Dodgeville
friends, are personally acquainted.
He married MissWhite, Of this place,
1t was grand entertainment. He
now leaves to take charge of the pull
pit at Wausau, place of some $500
inhabitants. Mr.. Cheynowetb is a
graduate Of Lawrence University,
and the recipient Of an apt culture
at Boston Theological school. He
is a younS man of fine personal ap-
pearance, as the above indicates.
He has a wide and graceful vocAbu-
larry, which harmonizes with his
flowing and elegant diction, giving
a prophetic grandeur to his thought.
Wepredict for him bright future,
and believe that no brighter star VIZ
be found in the galaxy Of the West
ern Conference. r.
If you wish an ACCORDION, violin,
or other instrument call ut G. H
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-12-04

SUDDEN DEATH AT MIFFLIN.-Jas.
Williams, one of the mcst highly
esteemed men in the Welsh Settle
ment, died on Sunday morning about
Que o'clock, his illness not lasting
more than minute. He retired as
usual, in good health, Saturday
evening. About one o'clock his wife
heard him strike his arm agaist the
wall. She ssked him what was the
matter, and by the time she got a
light the breath Of life had gone,
and his spirit to Him who gave it.
Evidently he had an apeplectic fit,
or a stroke of heart disease.
The deceased was native of Penn
brokeshire, South Wales. He moved
to Wisconsin ten years ago, when
his only son died just after his ar
rival in Waldwick. Soon after the
deceased and wife moved here. Now
all the members of that little family
circle have been called from earth,
except the aged wife and mother.
She has the sympathy of the whole
community. May the tender care
and loving arms of God keep and
protect her during her remaining
days in this vale of tears. The de-
ceased was about 65 years old.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-12-04

FRESH OYSTERS on hand every
day at Kinnie & Spratler's.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-12-04

ALL the leading kinds of brand
new Sewing Machines at Blreio VIZ
warranted for five years. Prices
from SIS upwards
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-12-04

RICHARDSON boots and shoes for
men and boys, women and children.
now 30 popular for their durability.
on sale at SHERWOOD & BERG's.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-12-04

YoUNG Man: When you get to
the large watch at Doller's old stand,
turn in and buy . wedding ring,
and you are really for the parson.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-12-04

GET the best-your bound to do
this by purchasing goods Of WIN.
Perry, besides his prices are way
down.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-12-04

BREAKFAST Bacon at JOHN r.
PRIDEAUX'S.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-12-04

THE finest stock Of Baby dolls,
ever came to this city at JOHN Il.
PRIDEAUX
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-12-04
business Notices.

s-T Notices under this head will be CHARGED
for at the rate Of cents per line each n,er.
ton. Nothing estimated less than s lines.
when published only once
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-12-04


In Mineral Point the National
Thanksgiving Day was observed
with considerable spirit. Business
was generally forsaken, and the cit.
izens donned the expression of graft.
tude. Union services at tie Presby-
terian church in the morning were
impressive and well attended. The
sermon was preached by Rev. Jos.
Hewitt. Turkey, on this day, is by
no means o vexatious subject, and
about dinner hour was Aotly dis
cussed and masticated with great
ability and enthusiasm.
At the Nj. E. Church in the after
noon and evening public sociable
and tea-chat was held. Many at.
tended and report very enjoyable
and profitable time.
This being the day allotted by the
Odd Fellows for the dedication ol
their magnificent new hall, the event
was looked forward to with anxiety
by our people. At an early hour
in the evening the invited guests
commenced to gather, and by the
time set for services, the elegantly
finished room was filed to its utmost
capacity. The programme was wei
carried through, completely capti
waiting the throng. After the ded
icatory services speech making, mu.
sic, feasting, ETC., were in order. A
happier multitude could not be
found. Those who desired to ioi1
in the "mazy whirl," under the su.
pervision Of the same order, depart.
ed TO" the City Hall. Here every
thing was as merry as q marriage
bell. Timo sped gaily by, aud the
noon of night rapidly came and
went, ere the participants were con-
vinced that it was time to seek re-
pose. What aglorious event ,never to
be hidden in oblivion. About $500
were netted the order, which will be
a big help to the great enterprise
that enables Mineral Point to boast
Of The finest and best planned temple
in all the state. Success to the no
ble cause.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-12-04

CLOAKS for fall and winter OF the
best quailty and latest styles in large
varieties FROM $3.50 upwards, at
Sherwood & Berg's city store.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-12-04

Buy some Of those nice California
Raisins 10 lbs for 81, 90 at
JOHN Il. pRIDEAuy.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-12-04

CALL for "LITTLE DAISY" the boss
sc cigar. /. Rubel and j. Z. Hosk-
ing keep them.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-12-04

FRESH Groceries very cheap at
Hendra's.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-12-04

LOTS of Fresh Can dies for the hol-
idays, very cheap at Ecndra's.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-12-04
MI "A r r T Z ID.

M "a r II T ED.
AVENALL-MELLE the NJ. H. par.
sonage, Nov. Both. 1878, by Rev. W. Thomas,
Mr. JosephAvcnall and Miss Isabella Mc!ler
all Of Linden
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-12-04

SMALL-FRY thieves have been occa-
sionally cutting up capers in the
city of late. The last freak was on
Sunday night at Rawlings grocery
and confectionery store, between
eight and nine o'clock. To COM
mence with, a sack of -four was turn
ell out on the floor, the paper bag
being wanted to put the selected arti-
cles into. While thus engaged the
fellows were overheard by q party
of boys outside. The thieves re-
treated in confusion, taking nothing
with them, and are still enjoying
freedom, but how long time will tell.
We are perfectly satisfied that the
same party are the prime actors in
the maneuvrings of theft brought to
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-12-04


Chronicle: ga little daughter of
John Grace, who lives about two
miles south Of town, met with a Sc
rious, If not fatal casualty on Sun
day last. Standing too close to the
kitchen stove, her apron took fire,
when she rushed out to the barn
where her mother was milking,
causing the flames to envelope her
entire body. She was badly burned
aoout the body, arms and neck. DR..
Burial was called, and at last hopes
OF her recovery were entertained"
THEATRICAL Miss Minnie Cas-
tie, pronounced as the brilliant young
actress of the day, is going to be
here with Jay Simms' great comb.
notion on Friday evening, the 18th
of this month. The troupe is o new
one to Mineral Point, and we have
only the say ofour worthy exchanges
to guide us in judging its talent
From this source we see very hatter-
ing comments equal, in fact, to those
credited to any company of theatri-
cal performers who ever visited this
part of the country. A feature de-
serving notice is the reduction in
prices. Heretofore every compapy
hung on to the old-time war prices
of admission, which accounts for the
slim houses theatres have been get
ting Of late, more than anything
else. Remember you get . good
entertainment for reasonable
amount of cents.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-12-04

J. w. REwEY, having leased his
farm for term of years, will offer
for sale at public auction on the
premises, 4 miles southwest from the
village of Mifflin, on Wednesday,
Dec. 1lth, 1878, the following des-
cribed property, to-wit: One span
black carriage horses, eight years
old, which has no superior in Iowa
county for speed and beauty. Que
span of bay horses, S years old, 2
brood mares, 3 last spring colts, one
riding pony 5 years old. Twenty
seven head of cattIe-8 three-vear.
old steers, 2 two-year-old steers, 8
ope-year-old steers, mich cows, 2
fat cows, 2 two-year-old heifers,5 fat
calves butchers stock). Eighty
hogs, including s large brood sows
and ID smaller ones. Balance fine
porkers, weighing 1875 pounds each.
One 2-horse wagon, l double buggy,
nearly new, one double buggy, old,
one set light team harness. one sim
gle harness, one pair bob-sleds, one
hay rack, 300 bus. of oais, so bus.
clover seed, 100 barn yard fowls, in
Guiding 3 pair pea fowls and 80 fine
turkeys, and ether articles not emu
merated. The terms are liberal and
in accordance with the times.