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SUNDRY SPORTS.
THE OAR.
HrecfdE Dfxu1fch to The Ifi

Special Dtxuatch to The Tribune.
; DETROIT, Mich, June 28.-The fourth annua
regatta Of the Detroit River Navy took place
this afternoon in the presence Of several hun,
dred spectators. Although rain fell steadily all
the afternoon, the water was In fms condition,
and all the races were pulled E. D. Price,
sporting editor Of the Post and Tribune, was
umpire.
The palr-oared race, ona mile and return, was
won by William and ". r. Craig, OF the Zeph-
ers, in Ism. 16s.. beating Ciegg and McGregor,
OF the same Club, McGregor catching a crab
and falling out OF the shell almost at the start.
Stone and Lawrence, Of the Wyandottes, won
the double scun in 14m. 149s.
The four-oared shell race, mile and return,
for the river championship, WAS hotly contested.
The E1celsiors, who held the challenge cup,
withdrew, and the Michigan crew, composed OF
four brawny employees OF the Michigan Stove
Works, won in 13m. 4s., hard pressed by the
Detroits, 8 seconds behind, with the Centen-
mails third in 13m. Bis r
The ten-0artd barge race, three-Quartera Of q
mile and return, was won by the Detroits by
three lengths in ION. 215zzs.. the Wah-wah-toh-
sees, OF Ecorse, why broke an oar in the middle
Of the race, second, in ION. 35s.; the Beavers, Of
Windsor, Ont, third, in ION. SOS.
The mechanics and artisans are hilarious
over the victory OF the Michigan team, who
we're banqueted By their employers tonight.
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LOCAL GOSSIP,


Dalrymples trouble is an abcess in his side,
caused By u strain.. =
President Hubert looks as IT hts Eastern trip
had done him good. s. -'-
Tickets for the Fourth OF July game will be
ready and: on sale Wednesday morning at the
usual places. -
The game between the Ctncinnatts and Chi
cagos which was TO have been played tomorrow
has been postponed until Tuesday, in order not
to conflict with the races. Wednesdays game
will be played as announced
The Experts, Of Lockport, ILL.,, uould like to
have some amateur club OF Chicago, which is
intending to 70 into the country for pleasure,
come to their town on the Fourth OF July, as
they arc desirors Of having good game at
home. 4 good time is guaranteed. For further
particulars address J. G. Currcn, Lockport.
Neaele, the new pitcher engaged Tor the Gin
cinnatis ia to arrive this morning. He halls
from Syracuse, and is sent forward by Geer at
President Nen's order. McVey says be knows
absolutely nothing about the new conner, never
having SO much as heard OF him before. He
will give him trial before deciding to play him
agatust,the Chicagos.
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the depot mysteriousr.ooking men began board
ing IT.: When the halt was made about forty
officers anu citizens all armed to the teeth,
jumped upon the sleeper containing the bali
and Flint. Everybody was asleep, and the
most extraordinary methods Of awakening them
we're adopted. Ross Barnes was in d forward
berth, and big policeman stuck alighted match
SO close to hia nose that the usually amiuble
q disastrous conhaeration was raging, and that
he was in the hottest part Of it. Upon COM
pretending the situation he consigned the
policeman to eternal flames, and agreed to per-
1orate bis (the policeman's) body with bullets II
the match trick was repeated. Then that I'M
PetuouB young blonde. Will White, was yanked
half way ont of bis bunk bya red-headed Con-
stable on the ground that he was notorious
maletactor named Shaffcr. Deacon Jim White,
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NOTES OF TEE GAME.
Ho1linger's Detroit menagerie is about to dis.

band. :. ..:'
sutton's right srm has given ont entirely, and
Harry Wright is trying to secure Irwin, Of the
Worcesters, to play third base for the Bostons.
The papers are still guessing away at Flfnt5
signals to Larkin. The Cleveland Herald saws
that the boys hare invented new system By
means OF which Flint tells Larkin what style Of
hail to deliver. =
1t is said that Cleveland will protest the 1-to-0
game in Boston, because the winning run has
made by Houck running into Carey and p7c-,
venting him. from making a fly catch.-Plain'
Dealer. 'Houck did not Interfere with Carey at
all, but run behind him to get out OF his way.
Carey saw run resulting from his failure to
field the ball, and also saw q CHANGE to kick,
which he did, to the utter disgust Of the specta-
tors. '' :, - 3 { II ~ !. g, =
The Buffalo Club has pitcher named Calvin.
He would grace g. dog-fght more than he does
a baseball field. His action yesterday IN hit.
ting Doscher with, the ball. :while that Troy
PLAYER WAS running In from third base, was .
good illustration Of the rowdyism With which
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TEtEGRAPHIc NOTES.

FORTRESS MONROE, June 2S+-Unfeed States
steamer Dispatch, from Genoa, May s, has at
rived with portion OF the officers aud crew Of
the Gettysburg, and the sick and invalid Of the
feet.
SIN FRAsc1sco, June 28.-A Portland dis
patch says Gen. Howard has returned from the
Indian country. He reports that the tribes ex-
press willingness to go on the new reserva-
ton, only one Chief Gawy, Of the spokaneee,
1rfnsjng. Many mill occupy lands under the
Homestead 1aw.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 28.-A dispatch from
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SPORTING.
BASEBALL,

rraar ,rAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP.
The contest for the silken pennant still shows
Chicago IN the lead. aud with an improvement
oTer last week: Providence dropped two games
~ the Bostons during the past week, while Chi:
cago only lost one--the first CINCINNATI game.
Hoston is Still third, Buffalo fourth, Syracuse
ana Cincinnati tie for fifth, while Troy is slow
1vtrying to mount higher UP, being only two
a,mest behind the Cincinnati and Syracuse
cinbs. Cleveland still brings I'D the rear
The following is the record up to aud including
rasterday7s games:
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ALASKA.

PoRr TowssEsD, Y. T., June 2s.-steamer
California arrived at 4p. m, four days from
Wrangle. The war-sloop jamestown arrived at
sitka on the 18th and anchored in front Of the
Indian Village. The Alaska left for San Fran
cisco on the. 10th. Capt. Beardslee, Of the
jamestown, has been fully investigating the
affnfrs in Alaska. and In q report to Washington
fully confirms the statement Of the citizens as
10 threatened danger, aud urges the necessity
OF man-of-war oeing kept at Alaska waters
for nrotection.
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Wild pitches-Wi,itc, 3.
umpife-lFiIliam Mclean.

bUSTONS VS.. PROVIDENCE,
Eotcfdl Dt*pa.ca to The Tribune. :
BosroN, Mass, June 2s-Public confidence In
the Bostons is SO 1ow that only very small au-
dienccs witness the games now. But the few
people who were on the ground to-day we're
,treated to good exhibition of batting and field.
ing By the home nine, and vera greatly sur
prlscd at the victory after defeat on four success
sire Saturdays. The Providence men played
quite loosely. An error OF Sutton let in two
runs. p: ;iiIIxs<
Innings@ q "a q 20
PfatiSeaoa Poat9n ::.~:.'.+..:' ~ Q 23o 10
Earned rnns-Doston, 4; Providence. 2.
1--we: base hits-Houck, Foley, james O'Rourke.
Threc-b base hits-Fo1ey, Wright.
AnMe runs-John O'lsourke, 2. :,
First base on errors-Boston, S; Providence, /.
Double. plays-Sutton, BurdocK, and Morrill, !;
Aouek; Bufdoek, aud Morrill,; Burdock and
Struck -o'Rouske, Snyder t2), Burdock,
Morrill, Ward, Matthew's.
: Time Of eame--Two hours thirty minutes.
/, Umpire-FefguBou.
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THE CHICAGO AVERAGES.
The batting and fielding OF the individual
members Of the Chicago team is shown by the
appended table. DalrSmpie still holos the lead
1Shieh be assumed carly in the season, while
Flint, Anson, and shafer press each other
closely for second, third, and fourth places. In
fielding, Quests record shows the most work
. done.
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d. ArpAsr, June 2s.-Aloanys, 8; Nation:
ais, . ;: $780,.
, .WokcEsrER, June 28.-Worcesters, 10; Man
chesters, S.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, June 2s.-The Holyoke.
Springfield game WAS stopped by rain at the end
OF the second inning. The Ho!yokes refused to
divide The receipts because it was no game. The
Springhelds appeal to Secretary Williams. -
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LEAGUE GAMES PLAYED.
The following tabulated statement shows the
League games played in the different cities this
season up to last night:
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Bodie says the Bodie Mine shipped this week
$10,74
Special Disodseh to 1as 7>:orue-
CLINTON, H., June ga grand reception
was given the Hon. n. u. Barnett, late I'M
prisoned Supervisor, near his residence thiz
afternoon. Eight hundred people took part IN
the exercises Several speeches highly COM
plimentary to Mr.. Barnett were made b. pron-
inept speakers.
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MINERAL POINT, WIS., FRIDAY, JULY 25 1870

ters, delivered his balls with such
lightning speed, and at the same
time curving them, This was some
thing the Darlington boys could
not get over. And ON the other
hand the Pointers batted the Dar-
lington pitcher, Roache, to pieces,
although he delivered swift balls,
they were straight, and the Pom
ters straightened them with every
bat they made, SO it was impossible
for the Darlington boys to field
them, they being all beyond their
reach. Neither nine suffered for
the want of a catcher. viii Henry,
of the Pointers, and Mr.. Birdook,
of the Darlington boys, showed
themselves to be fine catchers. j.,
Osborne greeted three tlys with u
grip like that of death, and Sims,
of the Mineral Point boys, sent a
long fly to center field which was
beautifully held by Cory. AS n
whole, the Darlinton boys showed
themselves to be perfect gentlemen
in every respect, and should they
return the game, they will be
warmly received in Mineral Point.
And we hope they will not be dis
couraged by the victory which the
Mineral Point boys won over them,
but will practice and return the
game, The Pointers would mu. h
rather play a closer game.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-07-25

Robbcries Of dwelling houses,
and the garroting and binding Of
their inmates, would not be 50 fre-
quent if there were more instances
of plucky resistanc such as John
Hulsof, an old farmer of Mexican
County, Pennsylvania, offered 10
depredators. The robbers beat him
over the head with club until he
was insensible, and then gagged
and bound him. While they were
searching the house be regained
consciousness, and succeeded in un-
loosening the cords. Then he got a
keen-edged axe, and attacked the
plundercrs. The robbers then fled.
Mr.. Hullsoffs premises will doubt
less be undisturbed hereafter.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-07-25

AT Quincy, ILL.,, some time ago
one DR.. Vincent was arrested on
charge Of bigamy, and being un.
able 70 procure bail he was thrown
in jail. While thus confined u third
wife appeared and joined the prose
cution. IL began TO look dark fol
the doctor, but he Ioyer whim,
pered. The whole three stood ready
70 swear him into state prison fol
twenty years, and his attorney
assures him that his case was hope.
less. But the doctor never weak
ened; never lost his cud; he
looked aloft and was firm and
fearless Of heart. Last week q Ken.
lucky woman came on 10 Quincy,
recognizing the doctor as her long
lost husband, paid the three women
q hundred dollars apiece 70 with
draw the charge, and cease firing,
and got him out Of the scrape.
Vincent said he was expecting one
Of his wives would come TO his res
cue, all the time, but he had his
doubts about its being the Ken
lucky woman. There is nothing
like making plenty of friends. =
Peck.
nod III lne perfo. aa@avr, the lac
rs playing orchestra and "a
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out victorious:
MINERAL pn1N.
LINDEN.
The Alaska Fisheries.
State journal.

Information has recently been re-
ceiyed by the Treasury Department
ut Washington, which shows that
the United States has no need to
fish i'll Russian waters, and that the
entire coast of Alaska, including the
islands and embracing 1900 miles
of sea frontage, is u vast reservoir of
fish. This report to the Treasury
discloses the existence OF Il new
store Of wealth for American indus
try, This information is contained
in a report from Special Agent of
the Treasury Morris, who spent two
years in investigating the resources
of Alaska. From this report il is
apparent that as fine cod-fishery
banks as exist anywhere in the
world lie along the coast of Alaska,
from the peninsula Of Unalaska,
through Nortons and Kotzebucs
Sounds into Behring Straits, and
that the fish in quality and size are
equal to those caught off the banks
Of Newfoundland. Capt. White, Of
the United States Revenue Marine
Service, who was on the Alaska
waters last year, reports that he
sounded along the shores of Alaska
for 700 miles, and found the entire
length Goldfish bank, with plenty
Of halibut.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-07-25
The Galena Narrow Guacc Opened
up again.

G. A. Haggerty, Superintendent
of the Galena and Wisconsin mar
row guagc railroad publishes the
following card in the Dubuque
Herald of Tuesday morning;
"The Galena and Wisconsin rail-
road, formerly the Galona and
Southern Wisconsin railroad, is
now in operation, and regular
freight and passenger trains are run,
ming between Galena Ill.,, and
Platteville. The extension from
Phillips Corner to Mccormick !
will soon be in operation, and ar,
rangments arc being made tc
Accommodate the large shipments
of grain that are expected this fall
together with hogs and other live.
stock, The opening of this line
particularly the new extensions, af
fords excellent opportunities to til,
purchasers of grain, &C., MS il opens
up a country which is highly pro
ductive both in agriculture ant
minerals.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-07-25

In noticing the recent picnic Of
the NJ E. Sunday School of this
city, tho Plattovillo Witness says.
Excursions seem TO be quite fash.
ionabie Of late, and certainly Is
pleasant fashion 1t is especially TO
those who are permitted to enjoy
them without assuming the respon-
sibility. An excursion purity given
by the Sunday School Of the M. f.
Church of Mineral Point, visited
our town on Wednesday of last
week. There were at least five
hundred persons in the company.
Among whom we notice Mr.. Curry,
the Superintendent, Mr.. Spcnsly a
well known citizen, Rev. M. b.
Balch, tho Pastor of the church,
that neyer-tiring and Jealous tenn
perancc worker, Phil. Allen, Jr, and
many others whom we should be
glad to notice, did we know their
names, Tho Mineral Point Brass
Band added TO the interest of the
occasion by discoursing some very
excellent music. They arrived in
llattevllle at about eleven, o'clock,
and proceeded at once to the
Park" where n picnic dinner was
enjoyed. The day was beautiful I;
all that could be desired for such an
occasion. AT four o'clock they re-
paired to the depot and thence to
their homes, leaving the impression
that the Mineral Point people know
how to make an excursion IN enjoy
able affair. There is talk ofreturn-
Ing tho compliment. We hope
IL will not all end in talk.
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NO.. 80.
Rad Roads,.

10 TllE SUPERVISORS or RoAps---IN
THE TOWN on MINERAL POINT:
II is n matter of public notoriety
that the roads in your town ARE
had--in some places, dangerous,
Unless you "mend your ways" the
chances are that you will have
somebody's bill to pay, either for
damage to person or property, suf
fered on account of your oulpable
negligence to keep your roads in
decent order. That you have ex-
pended all the means at your dis
posal in repairing has no tendency
to excuse your bad roads. Every
municipality is bound at its peril to
keep its highways in sufficient
repair, and to protect tho public
against the danger of insufficient
highways. From n pretty thorough
acquaintance with tho roads
throughout Iowa County, | believe
that for bad roads, the town of
Mineral Point is tho banner town,
She may buy wisdom hereafter at
too high n figure. CITIZEN.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-07-25

The meeting Of the Pioneers Of
the Territory Of Wisconsin, took
place at Madison, Wednesday, and
was called 10 order by Hon. Moses
Strong, Of Mineral Point, Peter Par
kinson, of Lafayette, was chosen
Chairman, and Maj. II. A. Tenncy
and General David Atwood, Secre-
taries, and II. y. Parkinson Assist
ant Secretary. About fifty persons
were present at the morning meet
ing. At2 o'clock an address was
delivered by General George b.
Smith
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Globe Hotel.

NICHOLAS sHILLEs, proprietor. Mineral Point
Wis. This house has recently been enlarged and
re1tted Throughout, and lie now one OF the very
best hotels in Southwest Wisconsin. The build
ing ~ now nearly twice its former size and is
capable Of accommodating almost any number
make the sGiobe Hotel, hrst.class Ii every
respect. The best Of vines, liquors and cigars
constantly on hAn5. In connection with the
hotel II large Barn and attentive hostlefs are
a.Hays sept on hand, Remember, Foot of High
street. Mineral Point, Wis.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-07-25

Mr.. Robert Bonner again comes
indisputably to the front in the line
Of swift trotting. The sun never
before shone on such a heat as he
drove on his own exercising track,
at his farm-2:15i to wagon, on a
three-quarter mile track, with Mr..
Bonner's weight, which is 1S0
pounds or little over. The heat
was driven without a break. II is
safe to say that $4,000 would not
buy Edwin Forrest to-day.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-07-25
GAME BETWEEN A MINERAL POINT
NINE AND A LINDEN NINE.

The following is the score of n
game of base ball played in Min
eral Point on Saturday, July 10th,
between the Linden, and the Min
eral Point, base bah clubs. In
which the Mineral Point boys came
out victorious:
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-07-25
DARLINGTON.
MINERAL POINT.

Both mines played very well in
deed, but there arc some who are
entitled e BE mentioned in partic-
ular, Darcy, the pitcher Of the Poin-
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HOTELS.
City Hotel.

MARK TpRRILE. proprietor, Mineral Point, Wis.
consiH Good Wines 4 Liquors. Well furnished.
good Stables, and reasonable charges. 80
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William Eas
DR.. L. M, j. Leonard,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Office and residence
in Mr.. Shepard's house on Jerusalem street,
from High street between Presbyterian church
and Shepard's marble shop.
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Avoca House,

HENRY LEACH, proprietor, .Ayoca. Wisconsin.
Teams and drivers furnished 70 any part oi the
country. Good Livery connected with the house.
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Farmers Hotel,

A. McCurcmy, proprietor, Opposite the depot,
Arena, Wis. Good Stables and Cattle fardr
attached to the premises
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A. D. u. w.

The following officers Of protec-
ton Lodge, No. Z, A, Q. U. w. were
recently installed:
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Dentistry.

| offer to do work in my profession and to do
1t satisfactorily TO one and all at the following
lrices:
one full set of teeth, upper or lower, rubber
or celuOid, for $1,000.
Gold filling inserted. from Sl0O to $500,
Amagam, from IS cents to $i50.
Other Filings OF temporary material IN for
prices according to quality.
ALL WORK WARRANTED.
Respectfully, G W, MoFFETT.
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DR.. H. P. Mix.

Homeopathic Physician, Highland, Wis.,,
will give prompt attention to calls in village
or country. Office in rooms formerly occupied
by DR.. Cosins.
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DIR UGGISTS.
j. B. & @. r. Mofett. .

j. B, & @. r. Moffett, .
Have n large stock of Drugs, Chemicals, Fancy
Toilet Goods, Cutlery, School Books, Stationery,
Wall Paper, Paints, Oils, Glass, &c. Give US a
cal and get cheap Bargains. Sign ofthe Golden
Mortar 81
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Proceedings of the City Council

Mineral Point, July, 7th, 1879
A regular meeting of the Com
mon Council was this day held in
the Council Chamber. Present, his
hon. J. Nj. Smith, Mayor, presid-
ing; Aldermen Ferris, S. Jenkin, A.
Jenkin and Thies. Absent, Alder
men Gilman and Joseph. The
reading of the proceedings of the
last meeting was dispensed with,
The following accounts was pre-
sonted and allowed:
A. G. Ansley police services, "a 80
Mrs. Mcconnell, sorubbing City
Hall Observation-Disclosures, . ~
Bishop & Nanoolas, repairs ON
bank building......,o....... 8 25
Alex. Moeller, janitor.. ..,..,....10 o0
James Dunn polioe,.....,.......s 8 90
W. J. Hcaley, special police. 5 25
Alfred Dobson, n,.,....do....... 3 00
Edward Prideaux,...do...... 3 OC
Samuel observation-disclosures. 3 0t
Nicholas kieflcr. r..,.do....... 3 00
j. p. Hankins, painting bank
building Observation-Disclosures, 46 55
j. 7. Tramel, quarters salary
and sitting on Bd. Review. 81 75
j. NJ. Smith, sitting on Bd,
of Review.."...........,....1S0 0O
The petition Of George Priestley,
asking to have the same amount
allowed him for assessing the city
as was allowed him in 1878, was
on motion of Alderman Thios, laid
over until the next meeting.
Tho report of Street Commits
sioncr Brown, showing the sum OF
Sl.34093 as expended by him for
the year 1879 TO date, was presented
and placed on file.
On motion Of Alderman Thies
the council adjourned until Mon
day evening, July 18th.
J. NJ. SMITH, Mayor.
Attest, JOHN i. TRAMEL, Clerk.
Mineral Point Julv 11th 1870
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r. Pateheld

ATTORNEY AT LAW, and General Insurance
M1njn wis 20-tf
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Mineral Point, July 18th, 1879.
There being no quorum Of the
common council present the council
adjourned until the next regular
meeting.
JoHN 7. TRAMEL, Clerk.
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DR.. Van Dusen, M. D.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, will hold himseli In
readiness to answer all calls in his profession.
Office at his residence. ch-3
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DIR. w. H. Osborn,

Homeopathic PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Miner
al Point, Wis, office one door east OF u ..
Hotel,
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ATTORNEY AT LAW. Highland. Wis. Collec-
tions promptly attended to. ONCE over Non
dorf y Kreuls store.
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O. @. Smith,

ATTORNEY AT LAW, Dodgeville, Wisconsin.
once near the Post OXIDE. Attends to the
GENERAL prs elice of Law in the Circuit Courts
Of the State and the County Court in all Probate
matters Ar~H
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DENTIST.
j. w. Wassall,

DESTIsT Mineral Point, Wisconsin. Office
over Gundry u Gray's store. Nitros Oxide
Gas administered for the painless extraction
OF teeth. ~,
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Moses NJ. Strong,
PHI YSICIANS.
r. Cosens

PuYs1oIAN, SURGEON, AND occuLIsr, Dodge
Vile Wisconsin.
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Wilson & McIlhon
B. Ternes,

ATTORNEYS AND CoUNsELLons AT LAW, once
In the City Bank, Mineral Point. Wis. AZ
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ALpRo JENKs.
N. J. BRIGGS. ALI
Briggs & jerks,

ATTORNEYS AND CoUNsELLoRs AT LAW
Dodgeyille, Wisconsin. ONCE over Jones y
Owens store.
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III lal period u
,rs or In dosrs.