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Z i5l. u 55l7ig-al5ftt n = BELLEVUE, Ky.
On. II. Il. sTEvESs:- jiitsssl 9.
3 DedF SlT.-r must state that your ytgctinc
deserves 10 bN called valuable blO0d purifier,
Tunoyntori and inyIsorat0r4 OF the whv!t ~.
ton. My wife suffered fur length ot tline
viii 4 SfFn6lld SJre on the leg. she took sew:
oral bottles OF VtsetlnC. Tho .reEultH were Sursy
pristns: il cftrrI her, while all the former fetia;
cdleA Jailed 10 give SUBTRACTION. Sflf
- \ 4 - lsvxpoctf . -, - -.
p aytl sis Z its Gii6filli Il. r. TRICK.
know the above TO be true. .ijd5 TIA
.,iis5s HENRY
! Druggist and ApotheEAEy, Id Mohul0uth 81.
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NERVOUSNESS, and all arrangements Of the
nervous system. are usually CONNECTED with
frequent ,Rsr0unpanitnent.gT Tho tiFSt thing to .
be done 10 10 Improve the condition or tho
blood, This 10 ACCOMPLISHED hS taking Veg.
etlne. s1t Is Il nerve medicine, and possesses
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-03-01

q . d
The great variety Of disorders which u,ise
fiota the irritation OF this poison, such as Neu4
ralsia, rheumatism. Gout, Headache,
Diindneys, lToothnehe, Enraehe, Ca /
tarrh, Asthma, Palpitation,y splenie
Affections, Mysteries, Pain In tho Bow
els, Collie, Paralysis. and arrangement Of
the Stomach, oil Of which bSecmo Intermittent
or periodical, have no speOdlcf remedy ,hAa:
AYERS AdrE crRr, which cures them ali alike,
and protects the system from future attacks. AZ !
. preventive, 1t Is OF iHtmense service In thesa
communities whore Fever aud Asue prevails.
q II stays tho Development Of the disease u tAkea
On The first approach Of Tie psetaoultory 'ymp-
toms. Travellers and temporary residents arc
thus enabled 70 defy tluse disorders. and few
will erer suffer Il they avail themselves Of Tho
protection this remedy affords.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-03-01
Public, Sale; OF Lots Near
81 weston

Perry T Smith, administrator ':. Y
44ssi.v'J S='s5gf st2isgs I,gS1 fS3fSiiittt5
The lcirSand creditors of A. Smith, IT,,
deceased. -5 N Il, ( ~
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-03-01
ORDER OF Z u CATION d. ri: !.

..SSlia:',tescft Htai Fiirginiia s WE
AT Rules held In the, Clerk otlico o. the
Circuit Court Of Gilmet county, Oh Oh. lie firs..
Monday IL Fsbs aary, 1879.
James Naillcny plaintiff, VI RI
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Observation-Disclosures

q 80
West Virginia: il.sl.l.
al Rule, held In tho Clerks ofaee Of the
Circuit cou IT Of Lewis county, on The frs,
Monday in February, 1870 4
w "a. Harris, plaintiff,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-23
AMUSl,Nt ElNrS.
ErcnNh Onora llNtlan-


There WAS l,s>i house last niaht tN hNur
Carmen fNr tho second and la4t ttma this,
seaa0n
or themanner ef tho performances wo havn
little ta say. nh 1T would only hp Ii repetition
of what wa said All the morning of tina utng.
teenth instant Tho actors ANA singers wore
the same. and followed each hls peculiar way
ot interpretation. according III tho nature IN
their rvspeetiNe talents.
Mas keliocra was charming ~ sshc hsd
been before I'll the role VI tarmca. MINI far thc
matterof dpss grace, manner "ana ec,snr
locale can scarcely ~ surpassed.
Gx,ttschalk II splendid Eseam.,k, AMI
sang with much expression hts song az as.
reader - much ~, indeed. that IN Was
vecsferensly eRearei anu much appIaudei
aftss his repetition IT that song. which e,,p.
tains the highest elements ~ popular melody
Ral<san4a sang rs usual With good yaiec
but, ~ W. haze said before be gees some.
what beyond bis means in his weIl-Meanf Gu
deavars a. hc tirst-elass traseian, II II
true that q DRAGON of Almanac must he
fiefce ana fiery. bat ~ much NJ We are a.
ouaiated With Spanish tactics we do not
Know that d perpetual rolling II the eyes and
u general wsldness III aemeanor are partilu-
iarls exsctta by the regulations We do not
@Ntainiy .adm ina the light behavior 0f 1rrrfn,
vic ahsndons him upon short notice inr Inc
handsome tareaiur This IL not essentially
mora, hut, really II VT were Il pretty woman
gtsad save The matkN. wa must admit that
we could laot have helped ii. We arg not a
pretty woman, aHd arish tbs fact q b clearly
anueTssntds that, furthermore. we are peace
ably inclined, but III auy man. even u sub
segaher, was to roll his eyes at IA In that way,
lse could not answer for the Consequences,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-23
FAIR aI;Ntf\l>s.

Christmas DAY the visitors ~ The Fair
Grounds Mill M treated I'll another auoh tn-
tprtainmeat ~ That Witch occurred last Sum
daN. rhta Will consist of \ twenty mite race
race and Wit open n ! O'clock Iii the after
noon
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-23

Everybo ~ ought IL know thar the ulaea 10
hny the very latest newspapers uad ppre iir H.
II III stanN's news emporium. III G1l1thwaite's
eNrn"r Of Canal street and Exchange Alley
stane Il tndefatssahle n . news vendor. and
can always be relied upon 10 have the latest pa
pars from all quarters Of tho slaha
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-23
CITY TANES OF 1919.

DallnQuents still have few days q paw their
taxes without costs. Those who now refuse to
avail themselves Of the same will have no oeca-
sion hereafter 70 complain Of additional ex-
nanses. ALF. II. ISAACS0N,
deal Il Administrator OF Finance
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-23

In thn district III WaIiai III Russia, wolves
err msktng great ravaGes this year, AMI Il II
feared that the losses VI thr PEASANTS Will sur.
pass those ut 1878 The bill III slaughter FOR
this wear alone n the above district Includes
st6 horses, IA colts. I6aS sheep NJ COWS. 40
calves and 1la goats and pigs
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-23
coal.
co AL.
Ct,il.

pI tNTERS PLEASE TAKE NOTICE TWO
hoats. share MrpanalA ana Coal gifr. with
tawr ef BEST rtrrsRThG GOAL, Will arrive
In few days. Parties Ia meet Of the same sre
req uested L. give as an ,afyyAll
a. LAMHERT a CO.
IDEAS tn III SUIT "a Oarondalet street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-23

lhia esantnltn nrateita was uivnn lpni ninli
M the tslain Theatre hg Nilnt y Juvenile l'ln
afnla ,nMrany Ehr nnionre wac uat NV Y
latNp though VAT quito tpir. hAt Tide WAS.
pnthnnh owing mote 10 Rn nplninn that tha
rpt lail hnnnn Mas intnndnl nni IN tho uniuta
nf a fntrn ihnn genuine allpIl t. follow thn
au'hnta NJ thNii unutln production. ln ihla
regard ai4aBt lniatnhn waR made Tho conn
rnnv ,unat@Ia ~ ehtlltoh SntNinH il' Hhn il6nn
va tr Hftnrn vrhta. nni thnrn VA evidenced 4
ulrat deal If tHlntt. both IN vnrHlintn Rlld III
nrtlnu
II Naa nnt,tilDatn thai NAV .lnptnh lnrttr.
Mnain \ NJ Emmanuel was lahtiiNa nnanl N
hmr aepnaa hun MI sudden nhnnHn If
climate. aa H. evidently no=analsa II gopd
tntnn and Its acting II eSraniiNnnie Naae
wv | ERaler tIpt tNlTataH, " hy Iat iha
h,.ai iNrtnl,nt 1T fhn tnAnpe llia snian ~ nlent
antl ftnainlf. nnd IN nvaiN dnlail In hrilnya
nu Intelligent appreciation If no character ~
mrer annnt,1 n TX D.ufeps, II sIoman u n
littin tan n,nrb lraH fl, ihe ht.It fa pith NJ
coating at,il aan hittiah tnta iinaa dtnaral
naan nlbl mluia diHhailam miGhi cnmo mote
neatly g. thn t,mltz 'tton MIA lila l4manpcI
u,adr u velt nnpnv iMle agfh45ttP. ava wv
WIZ NpI w,i ,lDRnf=yutl aptlaMan
Tho Snlinua aNnNa nnW familiar w0in
wall rendered and II wnnil H. dtlitult ~
Inh q more delighted audience lho rhnttiq
wac realty sSnnllrsnt ANA tbe ta'tcan mtlt
tho tnetn ini nrnettnu Nv tito exceeding Nnnt II
M thn relfn nnnin Nai wing A. much withtn
the r"fiud af iueNniitN5
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-23
rur ti,Apn prnrta nuitar

Mercy Martiek hhn l,rnn presented ~ This
IN ~ n,n ~ two uNraanta IN VnH,a pnat ,
isn't unii last nlnlli II liah never hnnn pi1rei
hptn
Tie STORY - which The play ~ founded 10
welt ltnuwn VI III pathetic urn ~ tainpfh
tint Welded ~, raiun,an repentance hni 'na
ii'niln mud " In unn which anraafa f. nnd
touches III lientta.
We arn ~ 4 laaa inw ~ adequately "vptnaa
ar admiration nnd appreciation ~ Mas
fnvnniIail III thu I'LL" role THERE " y ininn
4 tn hos mud tlnrIh nhnut II whlrh waila
IN n,,nt ,ipanlip and which nntl rnlf 10 ienl
Iynl md ,inAprsitrti WHOM arrii nna st'lilrA
lhn character ~ Ht'ev Nrttteh IL ono ~
II llpil there II " lafny Ut NIL the deepest
nInt,,l,tnu ~ human nature inherent Vitine
hllnhlni hnI nn destroyed, rnlniae. love-
font artttn mil torrnianre mnulfrei thnH
selves ~ tarIi utInroaplnt, HtA Win varying
nienaltv. nuI Miaa inyenllah rn'itavai
thn,n u ii With n rnwr, absolutely marvellous
and startling IN ifa reality
VIZ pannni ~ THE time inInlGn ~ nn pfh
l7tlral iltram ~ tha pattnt 'nnnre VI MISC
Inyutlnialt I.Ii wn ht,ttn hil nnnn tntnin nnNh
ait,n ~ Hivn n tho narniu nnd attlia t"Viaw
which II mniits.
The support accorded ~ Tho company 10
satisfactory ni,h Throughout Mice 'iavondleh
III falilv pnatntnbd lha .tnfiun GtfN NJ Nj
rie,er IN. however worthrnt oai,epial 1885,
Il WINS ii finished aitl graceful piece q nrtinn
nttH wpa N faithful rnli,ayal If fhn ehhrn'toi
tu,nrit - Nv thn great ihRtlna llenln.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-23
THE DEMOOKAT, TUESDAY DHOEMBEK 23 1870

otherwise alanpt Baldanza, ~ bold tlfanpoh,
II d a,sisress.
Thn t}thn, nntfWtners did very well. And wt
will nnt rai'ianlaflae. 80 AZ nov ~ III III,
vtdiula The ballet fiHtihhra #nra az ilatinl
graceful eni artistic. realizing tHn poetry ~
lnu1lun III ~ the ItiaHl w the. HpHniah dance.
III which Byitbif Tins 90 plaauently sung
the ebnrusas tHaih aDatl and the A.
uhaHtta perfect III fapf, thia orchestra
Ia iii ii,n utsFfaa wa hpep hnard has alwn Va
hreti true. eut.fpat atih eloquent M Ito lnlW
rtetatlnfi WI the works ~ lla ttlaatata IN anr
etai eaenA. itttlnrd, lta sweet piih Intelligent
airhIna havhIiiipi ~ Gpps that would have
n,atred tha harmony " many performances
tInAtlInhi "Nnfnin.'
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-23
VI. tlllAnt,Ea lIlrAInl

VIM I tnly NTH HE Combination drNW
another lnfHn hnnan lnat aypnnH With Tho a"n
aatl,nnl lranp ttH Tho itnlAhtaof thn l'lninp.
which Will hn taui ru th" hnnt,la uniil tlntltnr
t,utipa iiat Narn hn thiii nni fourth anta af
tho rtay lnat pvrnlnr MI Mri{nn Aolrh ~
hnhalf ~ Mf Cody, presented u hRHflamN
watch nni vhaiu ~ Mr. l4'ah Il naonn. IT."
nuant nf tho company, nunn which nli nnnrn
pthte inart lrtnnwna nnHtuvel
tl,ain wiil III n grand naiinpr ~ thta thna
tin IA Ghiiaitnna WHOM ihn install tlialilhu
tinn ~ Hlfta viii las tmatla among Tho rllltlien
Walton IA "a hn ilipattp.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-23
ArfAnrnS nF MUSIC.

TONY ientw ~ ilumpiy hunny Iumrnnv
nnniinttaa atirnnaainl nj thu Ana,len Tie
,,ailnI "Wednesday matinee Will nrrur ~ nint
NV at,h ~ EXTRA nnc VIII hn glyrl w lhute
.tny GNhtlatmnaf. WHOM II lniH" number ~
inyH VIII ~ atyen tn tho nhi,linn rAtInna M
tho Theatre
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-23

lnat uil.hi nti lollnwa' ltat waa iilnd r.
IT. utnauai arHtinR capacity hN Hclnot audi
ptirn tnstind IL nttnnA tho oSnfr3na W. tia
IhlinnnthaRu Society lhn CntNltainmani
rppnnd TN nu ntlatran ON Tho Ideal. in lie
hy Mn u Ii Matar. Witch wna followed hy
an oaaaN frnm Ar II Is Miilnt. ana q renita
tinn ~ "Ghtlatmaa DAY III ti'e Nnlkhell4r.
w NV. Il T. shtelda
lhuu opened thn dohatn ON tho nuhia1t
''Shnuii capital rnntahrnnt I'm abolished '.
tho ni1ii mntisrnt which Wa h"ld hy Nrn4las
Hcmtv nuflhn ani lohH y Whitaker ANA
thn negative ~ NAara AZ II Wilarn ana
Samue u. tIltnarn ihoan R'n' E"mnn allowed
enNd dnal ei thought in th"ti argument.
much el,lnntlan Hnl decided ntutrnnal III At
Auuoni. All do4rtvoi thu htEh applaune
they teraiyrd.
Vic t1laNinA wcre ihn reception commit
too q Santiai, rhattmam. II | Edwards, A.
Ftriauon & N EdwHnla. EtpY " II VII.
ltama. GontFeS Stern. T. / Mortiek. IT. Coo.
II rheatd. T. i GoplcN, ". II u. nui.esdrl
utet. " II Richardson. loaerh lnnaa. w, i.
kcpliuNni. Samuel Barnes. Il NJ Torrance.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-23
Mla4 Arn ruAvrR,

Nn Friday evening nCst VIZ will have The
plvnRmro Nf GrpettnR again anr talented Conn-
trNwuman Mtaa hate fhaNer and hralins
rnrr ntrFr hcr awerI NoiCr, Shr comes here
wv \ hitt w paaaase. aiter having gathered
Lturel4 and PLAINTIFF Hll nhNng nu extended
tanr Through Tho southern atl Nrstelu
States Shn will oflS remain hero \ day
and u matinee AZ unan an y iutdaN. WI Gtunr9
valid Han Eho #aont Tickets h"gina to day
at GuunNwald'a music atare. ou liarrnne
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-23
rus GERMAN ltili.

Tho fair II The Exposition building. given
uUtrr Tia atlspiGrs w thc German Battalion
raUn ~ u clNse llst evening. and thu OCCASION
waa greeted hy 4 farsn audlenCn.
IL oalnnNt h. aaid that the iair has hal the
tinanctRl success that II deserved hut they
havr done wrlt. and after paying thetr az
pen4s,@ Will Tnalan Q9tte nice iittlN sum.
which will rrmnneratn tham fin thoir trouble.
Ito drawing of tha prttns will tHi>a placa
III the thirty-hra' 81 December, ~ Gluue-
WALT Nall undet tho auspices ~ tito Fail 4
LOTTERY Company
Thasn atill de@ttng ohancNs will hn aba to
obtain them NJ tiln various largo stores on
GAnAl atrret.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-04-02
Green House and Bedding
II Il A II rs
In Great Variety, Grown and For
Sale by ISAAC BUCKLEY,
Mineral Point, Wisconsin,.

beg to inform the people Of Mineral Point
that my collection of Greenhouse Plants is the
largest in Southwestern Wisconsin. Ny sys
TEN of propagation is simple, and my success
has been so complete that am enabled to sell
plants this Spring cheaper than ever, | will
not be nndersold My collection consists Of all
the most useful and popular plants in cutiva-
ton, including many novelties of special merit
| am prepared to sell the greatest part of my
collection of fine young blooming plants at l5c
each, for SOC and 10 for 81 Large plants,
scarce plants and novelties equally low These
plant are in fine condition, are true 10 name,
and cln be rclicl upon To give perfect satisiac-
ton.
| am raising large stock of Nerhe as from
seed saved from prize flowers ready ealy in
May-~5c each, 25c per do2, Flowcing plants
for the garden in great variety at Zoe per doz
ISAAC BUCKLEY,
14-3m. Mineral Point, Wis.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-04-02
L TIER FROM ASHLAND.

ASHLAND, Wis, March %, 10
MESSRS. ED. - A few scattered
notes 10 let YOU know that Lake Su-
pelior and her living Inhabitants
still Hueth, we thought not uninter-
esting to the unWatery people of the
Point. We live in an era of prog
ress-especially when in an ice boat
moving at the rate of a mile minute.
Old Gitche Gumme is still fast ice
bound on its shores, but out dis
lance Soils influence predominates,
as is shown 10y teams breaking
through, which are then wickedly
choked until they float, thus eua-
bling them to toe hauled out easily.
The men from the lumber camps are
now returning. The piuery world
has suffered slaughter this winter
Millions of feet of lumber in the
form OF logs lie ready to be iloated
down the streams in the spring
freshets, One yoke of oxen alone
hauled a million feet in sixty days.
How much will all the oxen haul in
all the days?
Only two pinery accidents are re-
ported: the burning of a camp, and
the killing of a young man who ran
in the line OF falling tree which
smashed him SO quick he did not
know what hurt him.
But in these strange. wild regions,
lie hidden treasures. Mines full of
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-04-02

IF darkey or one OF the "white
trash" kills anyone in Kentucky,
"iustice swift and sure at the hands
of the outraged citizens" is meted
out on a convenient tree. But
when "Ccl." Buford, one of the best
families, sab, premeditatedly loads
up his shotgun, one barrel for each
Judge, and lies in wait for two re-
spected members of the Supreme
Bench, shoots one dead and wants
to serve the other the same, because
they decided suit against him, the
crime creates profound sensation"
1t will probably cost the Colonel a
snug sum to get clear.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-04-02
the time during the war. II q man

the time during the war. II man
got 500 during the day he would
not sleep over night with it, blu.
would go out and buy horse Or a
COW or invest it in some other prop.
erty. He did not want to keep it
on hand. The country was never
so prosperous as then. The people
want to get back to those times.
They were then afraid of the money
because they thought the govern
ment might be overturned. But
now they have got so much conf
dence in money that they will not
invest it in property. 1t is our
purpose to reduce this confidence so
that people will not hoard up their
money. This is the feeling general
ly entertained by the greenback ele
ment." Mr.. Gillette is right in his
views as to the present confidence
of the people, and there's no doubt
bat he fully expresses the views of
the Nationals. But the people of
the country have had enough money
that they "didn't dare to keep over
night" and prefer the money of the
present time, which they can hoard
if they want to. This is the most
honest confession of political faith
will have its effect upon the delud-
ed people who have not heretofore
fully understood the way the Ma
tionals proposed to take to bring
about "good times"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-04-02

J. H. Vivian, M. d.
pHN1,sicIAN AND SURGEON, Mineral D.,
L Wisconsin Office in drug store '''"i FoAll
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-04-02

IT costs $4,000 a day for the eX-
penses of Congress while in session,
and at that rate the people will have
to pay about SlOS,000 for nine days
Democratic caucuses to determine
how far the Bourbons could bulldoze
the President and the country with
safety.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-04-02
DR.. II. w. OShor,

ONEOPATHICP HYSICIANA AND srpc,,,
Late of Cleveland, Ohio has per r''nLVSa
located in Mineral Point, Office one doc, LII.
L. S. Hotel. 0Oo ., ouoF
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-04-02
ATTORNEYS.
81. J. BRIGGS,
J Ohm T. Jones

4 TTORNEI AND COUNSELOR. Doayo,,.
~ Wisconsin. Will practice in all the csr-,. \
lhis Sta'e,exceptth The Iowa County (Probate) Coma
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-04-02


present time. When it rains one
has to wade around in pools of water
over boot-tops in some places. 1t is
said that a new walk is to be laid
from the Capitol to the North Gate
There are other places that need it
lust as much The asphalt pave
ment will always prove to be worse
than nothing unless good toun :
dation is laid.
Ice-boating has met its death and
after an extraordinary season of the
fun, our sports unwillingly give 1t
up. Yesterday a young man at
tempted to cross Fourth Lake in an
ice-boat when he was precipltated
into crack. Luckily he got out
but the boat was lost.
Although election will be over by
the time this is before the public
yet it is but right to correct man
ifest error which the fallible Demo-
ocrdt man has fallen into. In late
issue it is assured that Jude Cole
never was an able judge. This is an
affirmation which has no foundation
in fact, but on the contrary it can
be proved to the satisfaction of any
honest man that Judge Cole is held
equal to any judge on the Supreme
Bench, and further Judge Cole has
written more noted opinions which
are quoted in every state in the
Union, than the author of the article
in the Democrat ever read.
BY the inexcusable folly of the
man Welsher, in charge of the State
fish hatchery, near this city, on
which the State has expended thous-
ands of dollars, all the young fish
intended for distribution the present
season, are destroyed. 1t seems the
damphool thought he would expert
meDt on plan of manuring and
sailing the fish, Of which he had
heard something, but never enquired
as to time or quantity to be applied.
Mr. Welsh, one of the Fish Com
mssioners, in an article on the sub
ject in yesterdays Journal says the
experiment consisted oflaying prairie
loan IL the fish troughs to depth
of two or three inches, and sprink-
ling coarse salt over the same 10y
handfulls every day The evident
expectation of the eXperimenter was
to have the little fish prepared ready
for canning ia Sardtaes, when
taken from the water.
A fire here to-day destroyed the
fine three story block on the corner
of Main and Pinckney Streets, occu-
pied by Samuel Klanker, Rowley u
Co, and Smith & McConne's station
cry. The walls of the building are
left standing but badly damaged
The goods in the several stores were
mostly saved, but considerably dam
aged. Two tiremen were seriously
hurt. "OCCASIONAL.'
Madison, March 90 1879.
LIZ TIER FROM a ASHLAND.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-04-02
LETTER FROM MADISON.

1t has again become the bounden
duty of your faithful correspondent
to portray in vivid colors the events
which have occurred in and about
the law making establishment Of this
great State. 1t is q task which
would make common man shudder,
but the task that viii utterly de-
molish a common man will be to
read it, Fact.
Local politics are engrossing the
attention OF all good citizens now
and also large number of citizens
who cannot boast of any large
measure Of goodness. Tonight the
city conventions take place at the
City Hall--the Republican first and
the Democratic immediately after
wards. Some excitement is conf
IDENTIFY looked for.
The University is closed for a
vacation which the professors and
students are enjoying and which is
dents ought to have month or so
to rccuperate lost energy they have
been working so hard.-that is at
night. The vacation, however, is a
relief to more than one person or
set of persons in this town.
There is quite talk of somebody's
building summer hotel on the
other side Of Third Lake this spring
OF course they will sink an artesiau
well and have new mineral water
1t wouldn't draw unless they did.
1t will, if built, be a great advantage
to Madisouians and will in all prob
ability bring quite revenue to the
projectors.
The governor has appointed Dr.
John Ii. Vivian of Mineral Point as
member of the State Board OF
Charities and Reform. The appoint
ment is good one and gives very
general satisfaction.
In the amusement world-which
is rather small in these palts.-there
hoe bo,, =, raoIi,,r E1- tho a.l J,a.,.l
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-04-02

THE Republican members of Con-
gress are opposed to the considera-
ton of anything but the appropria-
ton bills, but the Democrats up to
date have gone further and consid-
cred no business at all except eau
cuses. But the country has to pay
the expenses right along.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-04-02
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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-04-02

THE Democratic leaders are con-
templating the admission of Utah
into the Union, with the view Of in
creasing their partisan majority in
Congress.