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Ii is not long since several cases of
srsenical poisoning were traced to the
wearing Of scarlet and blue stockings.
Next came q somewhat remarkable case
in which the mischief was traced TO
highly colored hat lining. More recent
English and German papers, medical
and other. have called attention 10 dan
gerons gloves. In the London Times
writer describes the poisonous effect Of
. pair Of the fashionable bronze green"
silk gloves when worn by . member of
his family. After wearing them . day
or two the patient was attacked with .
peculiar blistering and swelling of both
hands, which increased 10 such an ex.
tent that for three weeks she was CON-
PEELED TO carry hcr hands In q cling, suf-
fering acute pain, and being. of course,
unable either to feed or dress herself.
Ing uiries among the writer's friends
discovered three other ladies similarly
Afflicted. 4 German medical journal
reports . case Of serious poisoning bv q
pair Of navy blue kids. Dress goods of
WOODEN. silk and cotton have been found
to contain arsenic in dangerou. quan,i-
ties; so also genilemen's uuderclothing,
socks, hat Innings, and the Innings of
boots and shoes. Professor Nichols OF
the Massachusetts, Institute OF Technol-
ogy. reports the examination Of Iady's
dress which contained eight grains OF
arsenic to the square foot. In Troy, N.
T., lately. the death Of child was sttrib-
uted to arsenic sucked from q veil
which had been thrown over the childs
crib TO keep Of hies. At this rate, 1t
will soon become necessary to test for
srsenie all goods purchased before VEN
turing to wear them; or else the label
warranted to contain no poisonous
dye.n-ScientiSc American.
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ASH & ROBBINS,
10 FULTON srRExr. BROOKLYN. y
CONSUMPTION
Positively Cured.

All suacrer. from this disease that are nxlous
20 De cured should try Dr. Aissa~r's Csi.-
brss~d tesss@Pttse Po~a~rs. These
fow icrs arc the only preparation kAoxn that
viii cure Csssa m psios .ad all diseases OF The
Threat and LsaEs-indeed so strong Is our
taith n them, Shf also to convince you that ihey
are NO humbuk. We will fors ard TO every a.seFur
oy mail Poat paid, fr~~ Trsai Box.
g don't xant your money until you per
ieciy saftsaed of their curative powers. II
your LITE worth saving. doAt delay In giving
these Powder trial as they sili surely
you.
frlcc, for large box t3.os sent to Any part Of
the UnRed states or canada BY mai, on receipt
Of price.
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The Island Of jersey. in tie Egg
lisL Channel. produces Q remarkable
variety Of cabbage. called the Jersey.
COW cabbage. which grows IN the heighr
OF three or four feet, and 10 csltivated
for iodder.
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Never stand when you can do your
work IS we'll sitting. Every hcusekeep-
er, and especially every mother, should
heed THE. Have Q variety of seats OF
different heights. from the low cricket
to the ONCE stool Of moderate height.
Il is matter not only Of comfort. bot
health.
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PATENTS.
r. H. EDDY,


Secures Patents In the Uulted States. also "a
Great Britain, France and other foreign countries
copies of the claims OF any Patent furnished by
one dollar. Assignments recorded At
W AshinKton Ne Agency In the United States
possesses superior facilities tor obtaining Patents
or asccrtaning the patentshiiitY Of Inventions
Il. II. EDDY, Solicitor Of Patents
TESTIMONIALS
II regard Mr.. Eddy one OF the most capable
and successful practitioners with whom have
hal oGciai Intercourse.
Gas. AAsos Commissioner OF Patents +"
"invenLors cannot employ person more trust
worthy Or more capable Of acquiring tor them an
early aad favorable confederation al the Patent
Onses" EDMUND HJRxE
late Commissioner of Patents
BOSTON, October IT, 1870.
X. II EDDY ,Eso dear saT you procured for
me. IA 1870 my arst patent. Siues then you have
acted for and advlsed mo In hundreds OF cases
and procured many pRtrnts, reissues and cXtcH~
sions. ! have occasionally employed the beet
agencies IN New York. Philadelphia And Washing
ton. bot still eve you almost The whole OF my
bushes in yoGr line. and advise others 10 en-
ploy you. Yours truly GEORGE DEAFEE.
Boston. J. an J. ls7g. Iyri
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To the honorA BILE Judge Of Probate TOR The Couu.
~ Of Hancock. 1H'
THE undersigned Executors OF the las, vii, ana
] tesnwent Of Harry Z. jordan, late II Ei.s-
worm. IN ssid County. deceased, respectfully
represent that the goods and ch al tels r,sh,a nj
credits Of said dsceased are not sufa.ienf - -.
Dis Jess deb;s and charges OF administrs ton h.
the sum Of one thou dollars, Wherefore ycn,
petitioners pr.y' your Honor to grant them . Ii
ernse to .eu. AZ public or private sale. and con
vey - foliows 70 Ut: Bc,sg The two ioIs' vy,s
baudlnGs thercon. purchased oi Q. D. NcDoc IA
ana James r. Whiimofe. by late Harry e. Jordsn
the ssld deed u sAid Mcdonald to said JORDAN
aated -ept twelfth. A ID. 1855. and recorded In
hAnoeck Registry vol. ia. Page as aad ssid
dee.i from said whnmore 20 ssk Jordan d.tsd
sept lsth III LESS and recorded in aancock R.s,s
w VOL -. rage SD stu eted q said kfs wortA
- me corner Of Pine and Franklin sIreots and
Anowa - the hs0esteAa Of late Harry C. Jor,i.n
Of toe real esiste OF tne deceased ftuciudins ths
resersion Of the widows dover therein TO sstisfv
sAid oebSe and charges Of Standardization
aOkACE w. JORDANI
THOMAS b. yORDAS. EAeeutors.
p, ,v,. q. $. PETkRs. Attorney
STATE OF MAINE,
h.S0oCx: ss;-Court OF Probate. Yeby. Tern.
Upon the foregoing petition. OxpExkp rh.,
sA.o Petitoners give public netics 10 all perso.s
interested. VI esusing . copy OF the pss W.op Ana
WIS osoef ,nefeob, 70 be publish ID three week
ns.,e5 suta; n ne has.or.a Aaer,s.a. sevs-
mat they may appear as . Coars Of Probsle To-,
said County. Be held Il Ellsworth on - "a
~eonsehA' Of April Dext, a ten Of The clocs
M ,"e 40 70 snos cause IL any they have
granted. -
ssl3s PARKER rtu,K I.a..
Astest: CHAs. r. DORk. Register
true Copy Attest CsAs. r. DoRs. Register.
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poetrp.


n 4armsfs.
The farmer came 10 from the neld one day.
His lsnguid step and his wesry way,
His bend~d brow, he sinewy hand,
All showed his work Tor The good Of the land I;
Fer be sows,
And he hoes,
And he mows,
All for the good OF the land
By the Kitchen ire stood his ps;ieat wife,
Light u his home. and j1y OF hi. life.
With face all sgiow and busy hand,
Preparing the meal for her husbands band;
For she mast boil.
And she must broil,
And she must toll,
An for the good OF the home.
" hen autumn IL here with its chilling blast.
The fsrmer gathers his crop at last:
HIS barns are full, his field. are bare,
For the good Of the land he ne'er hath care;
While II blows.
And II SHOWS
The winter goes.
He rests from the work OF the land.
But the willing wife, tai life's closing day,
j. the children's guild. the husbands stay;
From day to day she has done her best.
For amer the test,
Comes the rest
With the ble.t.
In the farmer. heavenly home.
-CArisfids at Work
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To ne hoaorab!e Judge d Probate for the Coua.,
Of Hancock. 10y
TUE undersisnei administrator 8. bsui. non Of
me esiAte OF Bsnl mia Henson, late OF FRI,
mont, II sAid Coraiy. deo< sssi respsrtn,lI, ,r,.
resenis that The Soa.is and chalfsi. rtsnt. nna
credits OF SAID deceased arc not .zfc ~n, 10 NJ,
bis inst debss and charges Of aaminl.,r .l,an n,
The suo OF fourteen hundred dollars. vhrr,,ar.
your petitioner pr2ys yoar Honor to xr.n.h aim a
License 10 seil. at public privats sste. and
eonveJ tae following parcels OF iana Ia IRE mon,
10 sit House and lot, wet side Of Ba.s Harbor
And containing one acre and kac 20 a. The h. nd
tanning ihIrty acres. u1e Island .: Bass H.rt-pr
called Johns Island OF the real es,ste Of ~. 10
ceased. linoiudng the reversioa Of the vidov,
aoser therein.) TO satisfy said debit ADD ehsrrrs
OF adm Illustration.
VILLAIN. A. HEATH.
Admir- de bonls non.
STATE OY MAINE
HANCOCK. s;-Couu Of Probate Yrh Tar
A ID. ISIS "'
poo me foregoing petition. OkDERKp TIM,
sAo Penlisnef rtve public notice to all perscn.
.n1fested, ,y Causing copy Of the petition. nd
Inis otoef thereon. 10 he published Tire. ueek,
sseoessueiy 10 the Ellsworth American n urv.
payer published In Ellsworth, 10 .aid C.nntr
that shey may appear at . Cur, OF p ROTATE y,
said county. 10 bs held At Ellsworth on ,he sn A
wednesday, ofAprl next, at ten OF IN. eIo..s ~
ms Iofehooh. 70 show cause. ifany they have vhv
ed. NV oS grant
3wlss pARgyR rrrrr 49,,
Attest CBAs. p. DoRs. Regis,sr
true copy. Asteai;-ChAs.f. DoRR. Reg'r
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FITS, EPILEPSY,
FALLING SICKNESS

Permanently tar-d-ns humbax-sy
sonth's ssaae Of DR.. Geuiard's Celebrated
isfattibfe fit Powders To convince sufferers
that these powders Will dO all We claim tor them
80 sill send them BY mai, post paid free
trial beI. As Or. touiard IS the only physiriaa
that has ever made This disease special study.
aud a. to our hnow ledge thousands have been
permanently cured BY the use Of these Powers,
we will Gaaraote q persan cure 10 every
case, or refHsd yea a u money eIpend~S. All
snnercrs shoul Id give these Powers early trial.
Anh Do COW laced Of their curative powers.
Price. for large box, o. 20. or . boxes
tlVso cent by mai 10 any pait OF Uaitsd ~tst
Of tanda Ga receipt OF price or BY express. &
d. Address,
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Two Trips per Week!
INSIDE LINE.
1878. WINTER ARRANGEMENT 1878
Portland. 8ackspor and Machiaspon, and
intermediate landings

steamer CITY OF RICHMOND.
apt e kiLnY. VIII leave Port
OHN land every FRIDAY EVENING.
= At 10 O'Clock tor Buck.port and
Maehisspor;. touching At usual landings on the
Bay also touching ct Csstinc Deer I.le, sedg-
wick. South West harbor. Bar Harbor. NJ ibriag.
aud Jonesport, arriving at aehiaspoit Saturday
evening.
Retnrnins. leaves Machiasport TUESDAY
Mofnins At O'Clock. touching "a above. Except
bar Harbos. Bucksport, sandy Point and sear.-
port.l arriving at Portland same evening
Going East, the Richmond connects At Buck
sport wiih the tram tor Bangor. (Passeng gers
icketed hrough.) Freight will be iorwar,ie,I 10
Bangor rthout extra charge.
y. B.-Passengers from bangor, going to Cas-.
tine and other landings the Machias Route,
viii take the O'Clock A. u. Train SATURDAY
connecting with the Richmond at Bucksport at
about ~ o'clock. Tickets Tor sAie at the 4. "
A. X. Depot To all points the MaehiAs Route
For further partic inquire OF
A. kESDRICk. Agent
Bangor. Dec. .. 1873. iy,f
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Peupef Notice.

YHE undeTsiGseA hereby g,Ves notice that he
] he's contracted VitA the City Of Dlsvorth for
shs support q ths Poor during the ensuing yees
and has Dade arpls provision tor their support
Ne therefore toSbids all persons irea turaishins
supplies 70 any pauper On bis sceosat. -. with
out his Nrtss order. - shall pay no bills %
unbheA.
E,lswessh, Aesu1o. IN. iSU
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To The Hoa JHdxe OF Probate tor Hanesek Coun,r
I AEhsRf Of Ellsworth. N said county, rec.
~ recunly rcpresents, that Maria A. smith tsts
OF SAID kiisvorth. died In August A. 10 i,-,
leaving property IN saia Cou.iy. whiea ouKr, T.
te AiDtnisierci upon, that said MAria A Sntth
len no Husband that The ssi Emery 10 . cre.iitof
o. n" "a ID hsriA 4. smith and that the HeIt Of
Kin. unreasonAbly refuses to tAis o 1T ieiter. 81
Administration. wherefore tho sahi En<ry vr.y.
mai lesirrs of administration upon sSld k.tais.
NAY be grated 70 him
February. 5. lss
STATE OIL MAINE
HAscock. s.-Court Of Probate, FEB Term.
A y. ls-S
poe The foregoing petition ospskIp, that
sAi f-ttloner give pubic notice 10 all person.
lhsrssifos 81 causing . copy Of thi. petition and
ihi' ofder thereon. IL BE Published three ~.,k.
sncosssitely "a The klisworh American A n,v,
paper Pgblished IN Eils~orth. in sAii Count,
thAi tnsy mas appear At Coar o, Probate for
.sid Coenty, 10 be held y; Ellsworth on the sos
wedsesaAy, Of April best. ~ ten Of The elo>k Ia
forenooa. 10 shos cAasr. u ary they hxyr ~,
Inc payer Of sad peiistoaer should MOI be xraned
fAkkkk TUCK. Judge.
A9c.t, CHAs r. Doka Register.
true copy, Attest :-CaAs- Il. DoEs Rex'r
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Keep yeast in wood or glass.
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1HE suoscnber. hereby give pubiie notice In
J aheoncerncd that they have bees daily apDoi.s
e aad have takea up0a shesnssi ves ISe truss N
Executors q fAe last Viii ssd Iesssn~pt OF
:, Lila 7. DAZZLING. late Of BueAspors
no boad required They sSssss.
request All Rersoss VITO srs iadebs q 70 ~
saao deceaseds essese 70 make imasdiass pay.
ssere0n ~ exhtbk the seDe for setsie0eot
II. j. DARLING,
March u, 1879. sv,ss
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ASH & ROBBINS,

30 FULTON STREET. BRookLIs, SY.
iyi7
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-06-11

RAILROAD prospects are looking
up decidedly. Our leading business
men have been investigating the
construction company project, and
the more they have investigated the
more they have become satisfied
that 1t viii prove a very profitable
investment. Several Of them are
now ready to so into it to the ex
tent Of at leas: $4,000 each, ana
there is every prospect that the nee
essary capital will be raised by the
end Of this week.
Messrs. Baldwin and Briggs have
still further attested their confidence
in this project by modifying their
proposition to the construction COM
pauy, and after said company have
drawn out the money which it in
vests, Win ten per cent. interest Tor
the time it shall be invested, then if
its share. one-half J of the remain
ing bonds and stock in the road
shall not be sufficient to bring it u
clear profit Of at least fifty per cent.
of what it originally invested, they
will turn over to the company srGi-
cient Of their share to make the
profits fifty per cent.
Your money back with tan per
cent. interest and fifty per cent. OF
clear profit in addition ought to be
sufficient to satisfy any reasonable
person, bat we believe Messr. Bald
win and Briggs are perfectly safe in
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-06-11

The goods selected by Mr.. Birely
while east haye come aud make a
magnificent display-not surpassed
by any stock in the State outside Of
Milwaukee. A special attraction is
the silver ware; unique in design
and simply beautiful iu itself The
watch, clock, and jewelry depart
ments are filed wiCh the choicest Ia
be had anywhere. The prices will
prove no object at all to the buyer.
Inspection desired.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-06-11


Observation-Disclosures
speculation had been INDUCED in by
our people as to the merits and de-
merits of this great show previous
to its appearance. Rumors were
afoat that Cole had sold ont his
Wisconsin engagements to the Great
London; that the company bad been
divided, and but half would come
here that 1t was possessed of the
worst set of thieves and scalawags
possible, and lots of other disreput-
able comments were heard on every
corner. In justice to Mr.. Cole its
but due to him TO state that the
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-06-11
NUMBER "a.

making such proposition. and that
they will not have to reliuquish any
portion of their half to make il good
In tact, from all the Information wa
can gather concerning this project.
We have full faith and confidence
That the stock in this construction
company will pay at least 100 per
cent. OF profit, aud our only regret
Is that we were not born rich in.
stead OF lucky, so that we could taks
the whole OF it 0ursclf f--Chroa;Ys.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-06-11
E:arg:iiiis for somebody.

Messrs. Shepard Il Keeler. the
new propfietors Of the City Livery,
have several good secondhand bug
gies and other vehicles which they
will sell very cheap for cash or trade
for horses, oats, hay, etc. Apply
at the stables, back Of RAWLINGS
corner.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-06-11

The smooth tongue of tho Gaena
Gazette does nothing but ilatter peo-
pie from year to year, and not half
the time does it mean what it says.
Such q deceitful mode no doubt
works charmingly on the ignorant
class, but ask OF tho more highly
cultured how they appreciate the
gibberage.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-06-11

The superintendents of the poor
Of Iowa county are desirous of find
ing good homes for two little boys,
aged four years. Particulars can be
obtained and arrangements made by
meeting the superintendents at the
Poor Farm on the first Tuesday in
July.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-06-11

SoNNiNE CALCULATION. - Satur-
day morning, while the circus folks
were giving US their street parade,
bold attempt at burglary was in
dulged in by some party at Toay
Bros. store, The circus first max
ing its appearance on Fountain ST.,
the proprietors of the store and Gus
toners therein went to the back
door to look at the parade. When
the paraders SWING off of Fountain
into High street the folks in the
store passed from the back to the
front door, leaving the former open,
and while gazing at the attractions
OF the scene, Mr.. Disbrow, who makes
Toay Bros. his headquarters for
buying butter and eggs, looked
about without any distinct warning,
aud saw man st6althily entering
the back door and go inside the rail-
ing which enclosed the desk and safe.
Mr., Disbrow hastily gathered some
weights that were on the counter,
and rushed to where the fellow was.
He found him sitting on the Aoor,
with chisel by his side, and going
through the motion OF taking off his
shoes, as unconcerned as if he were
"high mogul." Disbrow asked him
what he was doing there. No
reply was given. He was then ordered
to git, and as the daring customer
was raising to his feet, he received
a bruiser under the jaw from Dis
brow's boot. BY this time all was
confusion. The fellow quickly
retreatcd through tho back door,
and joined two or three comrades
who were close by. They adopted
the style Of go-as you-please, while
stones, weights and other missiles
were being hurled after them. John
Toay, who held a revolver, fred at
the party and one threw up his arms
and staggered, but it is generally
supposed that these were pretenlious
acts as he did not care to stop. The
chisel and good felt hat were left
to remember the event. These are
the facts and the reader can exercise
his own Judgment as to what their
intentions were. They were all quite
young. Two were arrested at Grat-
lot that afternoon and brought back
to this city on the evening train, but
neither of these was identified as
the one who entered the store, and
they were released, and babe depart
in peace.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-06-11

A SMALL worm is making itse II
generally disagreeable by destroy
ing everything in the way of shrub
berry. Fruit trees especially suffer
from its depredations, and it is fear
ed that on this account fruit may be
scarce.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-06-11

HEBkATli-siMMO MONS,-At the residence
Mr., Il. Wearne, May %, by Rev. W. Thomas.
JuHns Iebrath ard Mrs. Ellza simmons. All
OF Linden.
--BATTEN. AT the NJ. T. pareon.
age, Linden, June g. 1879, hy Rev. W. Tholn
us, Henry II. Powell OF Linden, and Miss
Victoria Battcn, OF Linden.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-06-11

it with your left hand and teeth" f"
Also: "Come with some money in
your pocket. Fifty cents will go a
long way in a city like this, pro-
viding you Gil up with apples to
start on,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-06-11

DROP in at the jewelry store of
c. H. James, and see the new
watches, clocks, jeweIry. His goods
and prices will suit the closest
buyer.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-06-11
NOTICE.

] am now ready to do all kiras of
teaming, and will furnish rock, san!
and lime on short notice. All orders
left at Penrose's NEST market will
be promptly attended 10.
Robert JULIAN.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-06-11

The "Laurel Wreath cigar is
charmer A nickle buys one at
Kinnie & Spratler's.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-06-11

HIM 'anged hif hi can hnnder-
stand hit, you know, me dear boy"
said a newly-landed Englishman to
a friend the other day. "Hoculists
must make 'eaps hof moaey. you
know, ole pots Iof hit. Wy, hevery
man hi met for ha ole our this haf-
ternoon as got ha hiyrita,ion hof the
heyelid, hor paralysis hof the hoptic
nerve. hor something" His friend
expressed his surprise and doubt,
and asked where he had been. "Hit
was hat ha druggists, you know"
said the Englishman. "Hall the
women's heyes happeared to be hall
right, you know, hand very fine
hcyes they 'ad, too; but hi noticed
that heyery man who came hin hand
hordered soda water ad ha convul-
sion hof the heyelid when e said ED
ave 'the same kind hof syrup Hi
suppose hits the hinferna climate,
you know, but really hits very
hodd."
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-06-11

u IL. JAMES, the jewclsr, has been
receiving new goods, which are tho
hnest and most desirable patterns
ever seen. viii be sold for a mere
trifle.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-06-11
The Local Field.

.as- Business Notices in local columns,
saded, and in same type as local news, Will
he charged for at the rate of 10 cents per line.
asen insertion. No business notice published
m this department, first issue, for less than
10 cents
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-06-11

GEO MITCHELL, after a six weeks
trip to Colorado in search of steady
employment, made his return last
week. He tells of q good country,
but one that is over-run with roughs
and parties seeking something to do.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-06-11

No one blames a business man for
wanting his sign to convey big
idea Of his business, but a Michigan
blacksmith, in hamlet of 400 peo-
pie, rather overdoes the thing when
his sign reads: Foreign and do
mestic horses shod here - Detroit
Free Press.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-06-11

SEWING Machines of all kinds at
Birely's. Prices from SIS up. Sign
OF the large watc..
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-06-11

On Sunday, while one OF the cir
Gus bostlers was performing his du
ties, he was kicked by vicious
horse and had his leg broken below
the knee. Mr.. Cole ordered that
the man lay over in this city until
we'll enough to resume his duties.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-06-11
Business AOtjrcs.

"a Notices under this head viii be charged
tor at the rate Of cents per line each nscr-
ton Nothing estimated less than 3 lines,
when published only once.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-06-11

We would suggest that you Try
those mackeraI, the best IN the
market at Osborne a Sons corner
store, three doors above tho post
office.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-06-11

JOE GUNDRY has come back from
the eastern markets, where he has
been selecting goods for the summer
campaign A better stock than that
now carried by Grndry q Gray was
never brought to this part of the
State, which will be sold under the
old motto, zone price for ALL"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-06-11

THE regular annual picnic of the
Catholic society, of Ridgeway, is an
nounced to come off Tuesday, June
l7th. The society will do all in
their power to make this occasion
equal to if not better than those Of
the past. Every body will go and all
will have good time.