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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-04
THE HOLMAN LIVER PAD,

With its auxiliary remedies. is SOVEREIGN remedy
every species OF Liver Complaint ana IA ma
STOMACH or liver Of which the following Is ~ ilst
.Agua. Bilious Disorders, Liver Complaint. inter
nii,tcnt. Fever, Periodical Headacbe, Dyspepsil'
Asthma. Ague Gaze, Chills ami Fever. Dumb ague,
Bilious Fever. and every kind OF Fever: DiarrnGa
Catarrh, Kidney Troubles. Irregular Aclion OF tae
Hcsr. Jaundice. Neuralgia. Rheumatlstn. al. ILLUS
Sciatica. Pain I'm Side. Pack, Stomach. shoulders,
and Muscles: Lassilude. etc All ilse nave tnGf
origin. directly or Indirectly. In TIE stomach anu
liver. - 1..: ,a,o,
Now is THE TINE TO apply these remedies:
With approaching warm weather inc olaeascS
r,;,sed by malaria or marsh miasml become more
frequent The poison Is not devclopea to any great
extent as a Temperature much below 80 agrees
Fahrenheit. Begin now. DON'T walt unul you are
Frustrated. - a..-'-
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09-CENT STORE.
A T THE 99-CENT STORE.
The entire stock of CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES
reduced TO prime New York cost. One or two
are slightly injured, but they The bargains OF
the season.
Ihaye received this week
Bargains In PARASOLS and UMBRELLAS;
FRENCH CHINA CUPS and sAUCERS, $3.50
per sci:
All sizes INCONSISTENCIES
Full line BIRD-CAGES Of all grades, both Brass
and Painted;
WATER COOLERS, ICE-ToNGS, ICE PICKS
and CRUSHERs, &C.;
LUNCH-BASkETs, RUSTIC BASKETS. RUSTIC
STANDS, FLOWER BASKETS, &C., &C.;
GLASS G0BLETS-Engraved, Plain, Figured, and
Common.
NEW GOODS FOR THE 5-CEST COUNTER
by every steamer.
Catalogues mailed free. W. A. STEVENS,
my 81 sos Broad street.
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GRAND EXCURSION,

GRAND EXCURSION, "
VI under he auspices of
BROAD-STREET MEL HUDIST EPISCOPAL
SUNDAY SCHOOL.
OLD POINT, NORFOLK, AND PORTSMOUTH,
TUESDAY. JUNE 10, 1879.
ON THE
SPLENDID STEAMER ARIEL.
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When we come to think OF the Paris
Congress resolving in favor OF a trans-co
tinenfai canal In Panama, we may we'll III.
uuirc is it possible that capitalists can ever
consent to trust $40, O0O,oo Of gold to the
building of such cana! 10 such land!
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HUTZLER BROTHERS.
II

UUTZLER BROTHERS.
IL 52J BROAD SrrrE-.
have the largest and cp.rc,, q, wn,I =. ,-...
beautiful stock To lie found IN nj, city.
Great reduction in rrirr, Of TuIGrj,,N ,.,,.
TONNE. aud E.lENCIE>NE> Lttt.
from Sc. uD"a'd I.""k At ri.,w.
BLACK CHANTllLI LACE>-an .is----
cheap. r.
\ new line OF PLAIN and FANCY RIBBONS j.,
prices lower thlu ever Lciorr v:tvr,d 70. E.,.... ,
PRINCES. >AriN~. 1T TrnN$ ;
KID anu LACE. TOR GLOVES:
LACE. SILK. and LINEN HtNDkEHCifWE>
COitSET>. MERlNO UNDERWEAR. iNrl;ur
DEl;lF.S. &c.
ZEpllIRS-BiAc aud white. Sc. an o.: al .ura-.
Zoe. aurZ.
GIVE them a call ,...,,
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my 2 lin

Al a meeting Of the Board OF Commissioners
of the sinking Fund held Say /. 1879, IL was
: Resolved, That The acting president OF the Board
Give public notice by advertisement that the out
Standing Londs OF the city OF Richmond, due IN
1885, VIII on and after the Ii day OF July, 1912,
be redeemed on presentation at the ONCE OF Tue
Auditor Of the city.
I In pursuance or thu above directions, ] hereby
give notice that the SIX PER CENT. BONDS Or
THE CRY. due In July. 1880, Amounting 10 $67'
451.3T. and August. 1880, amounting 10 $50.
81 05.0l9.66-sill be redeemed al
tou at the ttce OF the Auditor OF The city Oh and
after tie Isl DAY'OF July. 1879.
HENRY G.. CANNON,
Acting President Commissioners Sinking Fund.
my3
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IN CTS. ROUND.TRIP 80 CTS.
~ EXCURSION TO PETERSBURG
MONDAY. JUNE 9, 1879

MONDAY. JUNE 9, 1875
(MEMURIAL-UAI).
By the WALKER LIGHT GUARD, Company D,
First Regiment Virginia Volunteers.
Leave Richmond at 8 A. 81. Leave Petersburg at
7P.M.
. Tickets for sale al 1insley's cigar-store. sos
Broad street: Lambert's cigar-sore. S3S Main
street; McPhal i Brothers 1900 Main street /;
MORRISON y Co.'S, 2517 Broad street; Farrar's,
1900 Leigh street; and by w. K. Flournoy, &. f.
Lipscomb. and D. B. Wlnfrcc. Or, Manchester.
SPECIAL CARS FOR LADIES.
A scat for every one. Coed order will be pre-
served my3l&te 2.3.4,5.S7,g.
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IS YOUR WHOLE SYSTEM SHATTERED
IRON CONTINUAL DRUGG1NGP

We y,ve Won finely waru.ug we fmplore you to
,STt,p REELECT,- CONSIDER the consequences
OF constant. hsbitual dosing With poisons III Inc
guIse Of medicines.
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HI NEW GOODS! GREAT BAR
GAINSi
n. & r. MITTELDORFER,

II. 4 T.
sgt BROAD STREET,
will omen on MONDAY i large stock Of new goods
bought ut auction for cash. hich we offer 10 the
public at extremely low prices. Give Us call.
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TIE News FROM PANAMA received yestef-
day by telegraph was curious enough ZOE
this day Of civilization. Citizens and ieg1s"
lators at Bogota had been throwing stones
and shooting pistols In the legislative
halls. Troops bad to be paraded to protect
unpopular members, and martial law had
to lie proclaimed. 1t can hardly be assert
ed that such people arc fit for self-govern-
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NOTICfs.-Having jWifbdsawn from the
~ firm OF RANKLlN ia ysSt9 co. on The Ist
Of January. $40, as 10 The bns1Eess conducted IL
ing former partner and Ills new assoetaie hir.
e. III. BISsELL TO The pateons0f alie old urn, Inc
st, lie Of which will be continued: :. .,,,,,r
4; [Signedl .}a SSjE&HlUELsG. hEaI.
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nIln,olla llsl|aftlt'

s, ,,,,,s,ssr, / 7 . JUNE 1, 1879.
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Hundreds more may be seen at the of1ic
All applications for q: encies should be addresset
10 RICHMOND OFFICE.

PERSONS RESIDING AT A DISTANCE
wishing to consult In regard to their case but I'M
a0e 10 visit cue Office, If they VIII deal carefully
their sym ptoms will receive The same consider
attention. and we will endeayor 10 meet their case
as fully though they visited In person. All let
tiers OF inquiry Will be promptly answered.
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STANTON, VA, May Is, 1879.

i, 4 7sssas CHARLOTTE, n. g., May "a, 1879.
GentlenaeD.-Sehd by express one dozen Pad.
ti4E x,:lYs Secured the sale of five in one family
WheseEsr used 1t gives entire satisfaction. IL Il
Noliaerfuf,sss j. :. NJ. DAVIDSON.
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! 3, ,pr yo,r n1serrsTED WrTn MEDrc1YE7

HAVE All INTERNAL REMEDIES DrsAP.
POINTED you
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syorsTsy srvER PAD.

is, rov SUFFER- !
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! OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES hereby give notice t6at
on The 1st day Of January, ls79.we formed a co.
GENERAL NURSERY BUSINESS s., .s
at Richmond, Va, aud Baltimore. Md. 's.si 81 .a
ISigued FRANKLIN DAVIS Il;
EDW, II, BlSSEI, L.-s.s
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sEroRl pr. Lovick Pierce. father of Bishop pierc
vic Known all over the United States:
49, {. - - MACON. GA. IuLe Is. lE77.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-08-13

The business portion of Mineral
Point has received an advantageous
boost the past week. This city has
been made tho headquarters for
Southwestern Wisconsin for the sale
of the popular Genuine" Singer
Sewing Machine. Mr.. H.. S. We'll,
of Milwaukee, will manage the busi-
ness here, who in this issue adver-
tises for ten active agents to canvass
this section. These agents are to
be paid by the month ; no commits
sion work. BY this method the old
and much abused system Of selling
machines through middlemen will
be abandoned, and all agents for
these parts will receive their pay
and be under the control of Super
inteudent We'll, who may be found
at the corner store formerly occu-
pied 10y J Deller, where he invites
all to come and examine tho
"Genuine."
Another enterprise has suddenly
came to light jus! as we are ready
to start printing. Mr. w. b. Rob-
erts, of Chicago, agent for musical
instruments, has selected Mineral
Point IA central point in this
part Of the State for the sale Of
Reed d Sons Pianos, Hams Bros
(New York; Pianos, and Wilcox &
Whites Organs. Parties from tho
adjoining villages and towns, when
IN this city, are requested to call at
the sample rooms next door above
Pnlford's drug store, and see for
themselves that these instruments
are among the very best to be had.
Mr.. II, is meeting with success
early, having already sold two or
.hree pianos.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-08-13

TIE Darlington Repubiica"is al
together wrong in stating that
"Messrs Christie 81 Gruber, Of the
Mifllin Star Mills, have purchased
the site and steam engine and boiler
of the Martin -four mill, at Belmont,
and intend to build new will and
remove the machinery Of their mill
from Mifilin TO Belmont" Messrs.
Christie & Grubendid rnp.the Mifiiin
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-08-13

EDDIE Brown, son Of Mrs. S a..
Brown OF this village, died at Cedar
Falls, Ia, on Monday morning, after
an illness Of about four weeks, aged
20 years. 10 months and 26 days. He
was young man Of most excellent
character, industrious, courteous,
and upright in all OF his habits, and
bis unexpected taking off in the
flower of his youth brings sorrow to
large circle of friends. His re-
mains were brought home and inter-
red in our cemety on Tuesday, being
followed to their last resting place
by almost the entire community,
who deeply sympathize with his
bereaved mother ard family in their
afiliction.-- Chronicle.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-08-13

between the Dodgeville and Mineral
Point clubs, on the latter's grounds,
the Dodgeville boys being beaten
to the tune of 20 70 13; but it took
ten men to do 1.-THE regular nine
and the umpire, who no doubt was
hired by Mineral Point club. His
name was Brown, from Linden. 1t
is likely another game will be played
in this place in about two weeks.
Our sporting men, lost about $3.50
on the game, but they are willing to
invest again.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-08-13

PHILIP PHILLIPS, per announce
ment, was at the M. +. church on
Saturday evening and sung to a
rather snug audience. We sup
posed our people possessed great
liking for well-executed singing such
as was shown on this occasion. No
man in the world enjoys a higher
reputation as a sacred songster than
Mr.. Phillips, and the citizens of Min
eral Point were unanimous in adding
praise. Mr.. p. remained here over
Sunday and in the evening gave one
of his sermons Of Song, which high
ly pleased and eaptivated the large
congregation, and convinced many
that there's power in music when all
other sources fail.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-08-13

or have their property seized so as
to enable the embarrassed and dis
tracted editor master the emergency,
have sworn vengepce on the inno-
cent birds. This is the latest
dodge to get delinquent subscribers
to pay up, and perhaps it would be
for the best, financially, if we were
to have mock trial like that of the
Dial nan, thereby gaining the sym
pathy of our negligent delinquen;s
who would DO likely to respond be-
fore their eyes were open to the
scheme.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-08-13

LITTLE Katie Ryan was up before
his honor of the municipal court Of
Madison, charged with bigalny. She
was questioned as to her parentage,
and says she was a bastard, that her
mother lived in Mineral Point. Now,
Katie, be careful, be truthful. Did
you ever see Mineral Point ! Guess
not; there's no mother here To
mourn for your wicked ways.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-08-13

TIE Secretary of the La Fay yette
county fair sends this way the docu-
ments necessary to insure a free
pass. Ia looking at the premium list
issued by this society its noticed
the premium on butter is immense,
including in all eleven premiums
and amounting to $ll5.00. This is
a good encouragement to dairymen.
Do your best and get the lipest per-
simmon.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-08-13
MINERAL POINT, WISCONSIN, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST r3 1879

A social cow-hiding event took
place at Belmont lately, which re-
suited in badly battered clerk,
followed by arrested proprie.ors,
who were bound over in the sum of
$500 to appear at the next term of
the circuit court, to answer the
charge of criminal actions.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-08-13

CAPT. FURG OF the Boscobel Utat
has been dragged through a terrible
knot hole. His arrest was made on
a charge of libel by one Watson who
claims dalnages.at $1,000, but after
what was admitted all impartial trial,
a verdict was given against the Cap
tain for 81, 500. 4 few tame pigeons
were to blame for the whole affair,
and the delinquent subscribers, who
are nsw being compelled, 70 pay up
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-08-13
NUMBER 33.

mills, but have dissolved partnership
and Mr. Gruber is still conducting
the mill at that place. Mr.. Christie
and viii Best of this city, have made
purchase of the Belmont mill prop
erty described above, and are now
busily engaged building on the foun.
dation OF the old Martin site. Bel
mont has felt the loss of mill great
ly and its people have aided tho
enterprise of Christie & Best by a
handsome bonus, made up by SUBJ
scriptiOn among its citizens.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-08-13

WE are panied to learn that en-
Saturday last the only daughter Of
Hon. VIM. Ketchum, of Richland
City, was drowned in Pine river
She was a bright and promising girl
in her fifteenth year. With another
girl, and % hoy about her own age,
she was sporting in row boat, which
was capsized. -Four men were on
the bank near by engaged in piling.
lumber, One of them Immediately
jumped into the water. The otheu
two were soon rescued, but Miss
Maggie sank a second time, to rise
no more save as lifeless corpse
Faithful efforts were made to resusi-
tate her, but in vain RichlaqdCen-
ter O6Sercer.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-08-13

THE matched race between Chest
nut Oaks and Trouble which was to
have come off at Platteville on Fri
day, proved a farce. The first heat
was run, when the rider of Trouble
claimed foul and the judges decided
it dead heat, whereat great clamor
and dispute arose, as can only be
heard on race course and the
owners of Trouble would not allow
the horse to run again upon such
decision. 1t is supposed the money
will be drawn, also on side bets.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-08-13

TUE Dodgeville brick yard is
tuning out very satisfactory work
anl gradually y.receiving an increased
trade Parties in this city would
find it economizing by purchasing
brick at Dodgeville instead of going
further away from home.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-08-13

A MAN enters barber shop, di-
vests himseif Of coat, hat, and collar,
lolls into an ungraceful attitude, but
is unhappy unless the whole front Of
the house is open to the public gaze
while he is being lathered and shear
ed. Upon the very next block he
drops in to imbibe a little cider
through a straw, or warm his stom-
ach with "sour mash" or "old crow"
and he glances uneasily around to
see if the door is hedged by ever
greens, and the windows all closed
by blinds. No doubt our readers
have noticed these singular phe-
nomena,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-08-13

IT is not doubted for n moment
that Jackson Bros. got one hundred
acres of the best stock pasture in
Iowa county, only one mile and a
half north Of Mineral Point. All
those who have horses and cattle to
pasture please apply to
3w JACKSoa Bros.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-08-13

THANK you. The Dubuque Agri-
cultural and Mechanical Association
has favored us with a comp. to its
fair to be held September s to II.
The fairs of this association are
equal to the best in the northwest.
Ii you wish to see fine stock, sport,
and an exhibition of all produce and
manual labor on large scale, go.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-08-13
The Local Field.

,Sr Business Notices in local columns,
.eaded and in same type as local news, will
be charged for ut the rate of 10 cents per liae.
cacn insertion. No business notice published
IN this department, first issue, for less than
80 cents.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-08-13

EVERY fair minded person,
whether citizen Of Dodgeville or
Mineral Point, will frankly admit
that the following written by a
Dolgeyilleiap for the Arena Star is a
willful Misrepresentation of facts !:
"a game Of b. b. was playeaTuesday
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-08-13

BE genuine and buy the "Genu-
inc" Singer sewing machine at tho
branch office of the manufacturing
company in Mineral Point. We'll,
tho manager, is at James iewelry
store and can show the best machine
made.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-08-13

By the death of Squire Thomas,
our city is short % Justice of the
Peace. The statutes provide that in
case OF vacancy candidates
to fill the tffice shall be voted for
by special ballot ot the next general
election. Let the matter be attend
ed to, and a competent and credit
able justice chosen.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-08-13

WANTED.--Ten good statesmen at
once to sell the "genVjne' Singer
Sewing Machine, apply at the branch
ofiice Of the Singer Mfg. Co, at
James jewelly store,
ii S. WEIh, Manager.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-08-13

AT Cumberland, in the northern
part of this State, there lives young
man named Mcdonald, who, five
years ago, swallowed the thimble Of
an umbrella handle, and since that
time has been in ordinary health. A
few weeks ago he caught cold and
had lung fever, and while having a
bad spell of coughing he coughed up
the thimble followed by nearly a pint
of pus The poor lad is now greatly
reduced, and there has been taken
from his left side nearly five pints of
decomposed pus. He is not likely
to recover.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-08-13


JOHNNY TEAsDALE went back to
his post of duty Saturday.
Miss NAME MEYER, of Chicago,
is the guest Of Mrs. Joseph.
Mrs. STRACHAN is sojourning at
Rockford among relatives.
JAMES BENSON, of Madison, son of
our former pastor, is visiting his nu-
merous friends in this city.
ALL Genuine Singer Sewing Ma
chimes warranted as represented or
money refunded.
ALL repairing and cleaning of the
"Genune" Singer done in Mineral
Point at the factory branch store.
PREMIUM list of county fair should
be read carefully The society in
tends keeping up with the age and
have a grand beneficial meeting.
LITTLE ,fohny McVicar fell from
a tree while engaged in play at home
on Thursday last and broke an arm.
QUITE a number of Pointers went
to Dubuque Monday to "take In"
Pinafore, the most popular shing of
the age.
REV. WHITNEY TRoUsDALE, of
Boston University, will preach at
the NJ. E. Church next Sabbath
morning and evening.
TnoS. ROGERS, the efficient asst.
postmaster at Dodgeville, was in
town Monday, shaking hands wish
his many friends here.
A FARMER of La Fayette county
named John Pool, raised l22 bushels
of wheat from y acres, or an average
40 bushels to the acre. Enormus.
IKE SUTHERs, who has a four acre
lot within the city limits, raised $50
bushels of winter wheat off of it this
season. That's the way to make lots
pay.
ANY other Singer but the "Gcnu-
ine' is bogus. Call at the factory's
branch store in Mineral Point and
be convinced that there's only one
genuine Singer.
MR.W. 4. ABBOTT, from Delsater, H.,
brother of Mrs. Birely, is visiting
here. Also, the Mrs. Tullys, from
London, Canado, mother and sister
in law of Mrs. Birely.
LIVINGSTON, who was principal of
the Dodgeville schools last year, had
his leg badly Injured the other day
while riding colt, which stumbled
and fell onto the limb.
THE excursion from Platteville to
this city on Friday was largely at
tended, and presented to our citi-
2ens as respectable, intelligent and
social class of people as ever visit
ed Mineral Point.
The suggestion Of Alderman JOS
eph, before the council, that all
wooden awnings projecting partly
across sidewalks be removed, was
good one, and will meet the approval
OF all reasonable folks.
EXCITING scene at Dodgeville
when q telegram was received an
nounciug the defeat Of the Fleecers:
One old citizen hastely pronounced
it lie, and that he would wager
six bottles of beer that the operator
at the other end was a bloody liar"
TnouGIT our Fair -vas open to
the world. But, says the Democrat,
a'Cer consultation between the ey-
ecutlye and music committees it has
been decided TO allow the Monroe
band to compete for the SO prem
Sn1. a conflicting sentsnce that.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-08-13

EXCURSION TO DUBUQUE. -- The
Mineral Point and Darlington TEN
Piles of Honor have arranged for n
railroad excursion to DubuQne on
Thursday, August 2ist, 1879 A
basket picnic will be held on one Of
the beautiful bluffs near Dubuque,
and in the afternoon the excursion
lists will enjoy themselves visiting
the parks and other places OF inter
est and pleasure in Dubuque. The
Mineral Point band has been secured
for the occasion. A steamboat ride
across the Mississippi will be among
the attractions. Ice cream, lemon
ade, and other refreshments will be
served on the train.
The train will leave Mineral Point
at 1880 a. III. Calamine at S:O5 !;
Darlington $50; Gratiot $40, and
Warren at 9:45, arriving at east
Dubuque at 1870. Returning, leave
east Dubuque at 4;i5 p. m, and
arrive in Darlington at s p. Ia.
and Mineral Point at 900. Fare,
for round trip only $50. No
pains viii be spared to make tins
one Of the most enjoyable occasions
of the season. All, whether mem
bers of either Temple or not are
cordially invited to come and have
a good time.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-08-13

n new ond deeply interesting
story from the pen of the popular
author, }. Il Pryor, Jr, County
Clerk, appears III this issue. Mr..
Pryor possesses way of composing
hardly ever found in great writer's.
His articles will read with as much
smoothness 10y reading the last
chapter arst, and first chapter last
as any way.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-08-13

THE Good Templars of Willow
Springs intend to indulge in pleas
ure of a basket picnic next Tuesday.
Everybody is invited. Good speak
ers and music have been secured,
aud an old-time jubilee anticipated.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-08-13

THE ladies favorite is the "Genu-
inc" Singer, and now those in and
around Mineral Point are blessed
with the privilege of securing them.
The machines are warranted the SUI
perior to any for classes OF work,
and for any reasonable time, by tho
factory agent al James je~elry store.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-08-13

A jam up new buggy, neat and
easy, for sale. It's not cheap trash,.
please bear ia mind. .