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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-01-01
An yrMucuiablc Truth.

You deserve TO suffer, aud II you
leade a miserable, unsatisfactory
life in this beautiful world, 1t Is ell
tirely your own fault and their is
only ono excuse for you,--your I'M
reasonable prejudice and skepticism'
which has killed thousands Ierso-
nal knowledge and common sense
reasoning will soon show yon that
Green's August Flower will cure you
of Liver Complaint, Of dyspepsia,
with all its miserable effects, such
rs sick headache, palpitat'on OF the
heart. sour stomach, habitual cos
tiveness, dizziness Of OF the head,
nervous prostration, low spirits, %c'
It's sale now reach every town IN the
Western Continent and not Drug
pl,t but what will tell you OF It's won
darful cures. 70 can buy q sample
Rottle for 10 cents. Three doses
will relieve you.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-01-01

Rev George II. Thayer. an old cit
izen of this vicinity known to every
one as most influential citizen, and
Observation-Disclosures of them E.Charch,
Just this moment stepped II our
store to say, II wish every body to
know that | consider that both my
self and my wife owe OAR likes to
Shiloh's Consumption Cure" 1t is
having a tremendous sale over our
counters and is giving perfect salts
faction IN all cases of Lung Diseases.
such as nothing else has done,
Drs, Matchett d France.
Bourbon, Ind, May 10, rs.
Sold by r. d. pulford.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-01-01
vc<Nal,.nec the World.

When we say wa keheye. we have
evidence to prove that ShIIoh's con
-am,,tiou Cure is decidedly the best
auug Medicine made, inasmnch as
+ will cure n common OK Chronic
tough in oue-haIf the tln4e, and re-
,,ye Asthma, bronchitis, Nhoop'
jag Cough, Group, and show more
.,,.es OF Consumption cured than all
others. 1t will cure wlAcFe they lahh
!, j. pleasant to take, harmless to
ne youngest child, an's We gn"ran-
t,e What we say Prize Toe, zoe,
ia 81 your)ungs are sore. chest
+ hack lame use SAiloh'> Porous
plastcr. Sold by Z. y. PUltord AND
J i}. 4 c. Z. Molfet;.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-01-01
CHRISTMAS GOODS.

For thos. who admire the SUB
stantial things of this world, Bishop
< Nancolas offer some rare attract.
ions for the holidays in the shape OF
fine chamber sets, book cases, marble
ton ornamental stands, camp chairs,
nm chairs, &c. All these goods have
been greatly reduced. and ave now
within the reach Of all. Cali and see
their display.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-01-01
A Good Business Opening.

The livery stock of SampsonRlckard,
deceased, consist ng of horses We
hicles of all kinds, harnesses Nc',
will be sold cheap and on reasonable
terms. Also half or the whole OF
the barn and surrounding premises.
Annlv To John IL. VIVIAN,
Administrator.
Mineral Point, Aug 20 vs. IT,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-01-01
NO DECEPTION USED.

1t is strange 50 many people VIII
continue to suffer day after day with
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Consti-
patton, Sour Stomache, General De-
bihty, when they can procure at our
stora Shiloh's VitaiiZ6r free Of cost
if it does not cure or relieve them,
Price 75cts. Sold by r, d. Pulford,
For Lame Back, Side or Chest use
Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Price 15cts,
Sold by L. ID. Pulford.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-01-01

For a large variety of Dress
Goods at the very lowest bottom
prices, call on Sherwood e Berg's,
where you can be suited in price as
well as quality.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-01-01
Frr si>-fnNaiiH h., IN sh*hh go

THE D,IIY JcACNAL, by mGll--troStass paidl
- sIan,r year ST pes month.
Tur rRlWrllllN lorRHAL published every
other day, S. pcr uunum, by mail 70 cents per
month rGslarC pH al.
TuE WYFNfY lolY.NALt puhiishCd every WclncS-
day morning 81 % per auuuu--postage rH.d,
poSlnlastrf, ana agents may retain ~ P.r cent.
of all Slihser, rtuuS sent 10y than.
Mcnog Gam De- sent by Post Caicc Money Order.
Registered letter or nr..'t ms our - address
EVENING, sou RNAL.
80 4 l6l bvarncu->t t.hirego,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-01-01
To all Concerned.

All persons knowing themselves
Indebted to the estate OF Sampson
Bickard, must call and settle with
out delay, at my office over Aliens
u,ora WIZ. BROWN.
MuerA! Point, Sept. i, 1873.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-01-01
Gloves for Ladies.

Kid in Black and other colors, two
nuttons, for rs cents. Periumed
kids. two buttons for Sl.OO.
The celebrated "Peerless" uoid
Medal kids, every pair warranted,
., SHERWOOD & BERG'S
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-01-01
Announcement for 1879.
A Reliable Local, Political,
Commercial and General
Newspaper.

THE CHICAGO EVE>lSG JOURNAL
Daily 1riW eekiy and Weekly comm4nds itself
to the Western reading public lot tbs reasons
following
l. 1t publishes all the news of the dny
from all pnrtS of the country and the world
2 1t aims To be n faithful exponent of the in.
terests Of the people and of the best sense aud
sentiment OF local aud general politics
D. II aroids SeaA0t,enntisHt and aims to be
trunlXVOrthy in its statements, candid i'll it,
opinions, and clean in the character and quail
ity OF its contents
4. IL has no narrow hobbies and never lcr
mas individual prcjudices or iactious interests
to wrap its Judgement or ~ contract us powers
of vision as Il watchiul sersHel VINO Is constantly
on the alert Tor whatever may give cnlighten-
ment. happiness or prosperity 10 The general
publia.
S. II designs to be a Newspaper IN the broadcast
arJ h,st sense of the word promptly lSsd FULLY
r,porysng AL local events OF intercsa aud all
market transactions, gising all he latest general
news by telegraph and 10y mails, ana making
Its columns Il faithful reflex OF Ilic progress ana
snirn Of the times AT home and abroad
$50 II hay been: SO Il viii be We have reas-
ous to believe that the reading public Of the
Northwest appreciates an cntcrpIiSng conscien
tiUsls carefully edited newspaper We have the
most substantial evidences Of the fact and in
this our Annual Announcements We can ask
nothing better and nothing more tina That the
same Intelligent, apprtciatNe PuhAc 'hlch mas
ri ven IllE JorENAL its support lur 50 many yGars
IN Tho, past viii continue t. do SO in the future
Tsa NEFK:Y JOURNAL is a cheap, large and
carshIlIv utAt,c-up general newspaper, for the
nt,ic., the farm the Workshop, and the family
II contains all lhc news of the week. aud gives
a large variety Of lic'ary, political, commercial
and miscellaneous reading in'uct' II ll''hc> ~
speciality az educational aud school matters. 1t
is>l.,, IN nd sjtoua to the usual lour page sheet
Supplement- of two pages, hlc' WIN ch"lcr
Iniseeiluueots reading, il publishes full market
r,pNr,s from all the commercial ctJtcrS, ana Is
one of the raenprst and best general Weekly
Newspapers n the United states
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-01-01
Business Notices.

az Notices under this head VIII be charged
r,r a, thc rate OF ) cents per line each ilser-
ton Nothing estimated less than ilnes'
when published on,y once.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-01-01

oCErY: "Why viii men smoke
common tobacco, when they can buy
Marburg Bros, 'Seut Of NORTH CGro-
no. at the same price Z,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-01-01
c.. & wv.
LIN ES-

THE CHICAGO 4 ScIIB WESTERN RalLW4'
Embraces under ons management ,he Wy, WIy'
Trunk kailnay Lines Of the Is anu HuH,"
WEST, and, with it numerous branches anu Ua
nections. forms the shortest aud 4ulCSesi 'S NJ.
between Chicago and VII points u limos w.
ronsin. Northern Michigan, Minnesota IuHa
braska, California ana the Western .tH!'o'e'' "
Ou,hd and LaliyO'1}id L'"e o,.,...
Is the shortest and best route between , No..
and AZ points III Northern Illinois, lv"f' ,n -A%
Ncbrptlla. Myssming oluwdp Jhh, ~, II.
california. Oregon, china, Jalali% q usuJ'p,
Chingo, ST. PM Had 1lnHedI"'s h"m }r,
Is the Shopt line between chicago &hi az, "A q,
in Northorn Wisconsin ANA MIl4e,o,a 1 .nl n
Madison. ST. Paul, Mime lpolis, puuh' 8A'
points ~ the Great Northwest IT, ,h,
L.; Crosse WiRona 0nd 81 ftIt' ~ ,.a.s
Is the best route between lineage 40 - :, It,
Wmona, Rochester OWatOnia, a,a7h8'o' ror-.
New Tim and all points Il southern anu
Minnesota. Its. y,
G,eeD B,u and Mrgp ~ h'n' ,,,,lr.
Is the only line between Oh Sogo an 'sn,j,pa
NrtcttoWn, FOND du La. UsI4@N>N' ,i.fr,reit
s,rccn Bay, Hscanaba, %sEatlite' S,.FYr... r
uoughton, Hancock ana he L"A'
county. lis y.
FcceQort mi DuiaPee L,"s "a rlg.s
Is the only route between ',i'"Su rr.er2-l
RocRfari Freeport and all points y" ~
n Chicgg0 and Nil""tEtt ~" ,rIy ora
Is the .z1d Lake shore Route, aau + 'hs ~, las
passing between Chicago ana 2, E,,;ne Il.
Forest, Highland Park, NaHA's''H'
unsi,. and Milwaukee,. -,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-01-01
FARM.

! offer for for sale my farm of 10 acres. join
ing the city limits. 50 acres under cuttiyation,
10 nay meadow, 80 acres timber; good sup
ply of running water wcifenccd, two pas
lures being fenced hog tight.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-01-01
RESIDENCE,

IwiH sell my residence, situated in the same
block as the NJ. L. church, consisting OF eight
rooms, cstcrn and out houscs, and fine variety
OF fruit trees This is one of the most desirable
portions Of the city. +. OSBORNE.
For particulars inquire at the store of
h.. OSBORNE Il son.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-01-01

We take no produce in exchange for goods.
t9CAll accounts must be settled by Nov. II
or they will be placed in the hands OF an At
tarney for collection,
Arizona citizen., 1879-08-15
From Thursdays Daily.

THE ball last evening was in every par and the audience was large and select one. The Park was brilliantly lighted the music was good and all who were not beautiful were at least gay. Our generous citizens were most liberal in their dona tons Of refreshments Of every character. We have heard many express an opinion very much 10 the credit Of the manage ment.
 AT meeting Of the Road Commission CTS this morning a number Of accounts were passed and everything put Tn con- dition for effective work as soon as the bids for making the road are opened which will be on Saturday next, August 2S.
 MR. ALBERT SPRINGER arrived yester- day and has taken his position as book keeper in the house Of Zeckendorf & Staab. He Is an affable gentleman and We understand quite an acquisition in a musical way. We bid him welcome.
 WE protest against the "Pinafore '' JOAV9 PSipe'ih'oH ny OAi i0SSH'iS " turned Sheriff, as we have the preference in that line.
 THE receipts Of the ball for the beuent of the new hospital last evening is estim- ated at about sS75. The same will be quite an assistance.
 CIRCULATING LIBRARY. Best novels in English and Spanish at J. $. Mansfield s Pioneer News Depot.
Arizona citizen., 1879-08-15
To-Day's.

AMONG the passengers on the coach Witherill on his way back to Arivaca after briefly looking over his Tombstone properties. We learn from the Colonel that the Arivaca mill is now in complete
 working order and will be started up on
 Monday next if sufficient ore Is on
 hand. Ore is now being taken from sev- eral mines with the intention Of reducing 1t at the mill and Mfr. Witherill thinks that the ore supply will soon be sufficient to keep the mill running nearly all the time. It would be the best thing for the district and would do us all good to see this mill turning out silver bars and we trust we may not have long to wait for the desired bullion. Mrs. Witherill and Dr. Gerould were quite contented with their new home on the Arlvaca.
 THIS morning 4. D. Otis X Co.,, received their first shipment Of lumber from the new mills of Morse S Co.,, in the Chri- cshua mountains. Another large ship ment is on the road. otis & Co.,, will soon have their yard full Of seasoned lum Der of both Arizona and California growth and will i'll all orders promptly anu with satisfaction.
 MEMBERS of the Athletic Association will please remember that this is practice nigh; sssln.
Arizona citizen., 1879-08-15
The BeQInJnq.

A special to the Mesilla News dated Shakespeare, August 8, announces the arrival of Col. Boyle and party, and says:
 Our place imm ediately assumed a live, active appearance upon their ar rival. Orders and directions were given at once that shows they mean business.
 A cavalry company was organized of miners; officers will be elected in a few days and they will soon request commissions from the Governor. They will probably furnish their own arms. They will be for the protection of their own camp and preservation of peace; also subject to the call of the Governor in case of any sudden emer- gency. No tramps, dead beats or thieves are wanted in this camp; if they come they are liable to be escort ed out of the limits, and if they return it will be at the peril of being fruit on a tree or food for worms.
Arizona citizen., 1879-08-15

MR. AND MRs. B. NJ. JAcoss have made elaborate preparations for the entertain ment Of the many friends they have In- vited to meke merry with them this even ing and an excellent good time may be expected.
 THE Cosmopolitan Hotel is dessrvedIv gaining a larger patronage. IL is one os Arizona's best hotels, and has a live pro- prietor who desires to accommodate every guest.
 DAGURRE's train is expected tomorrow rom the end of the railroad, with 75 .Oco shingles and 5000 feet Of redwood Iunber for A. D. Otis & Co.
 MR. N. ". BERNARD brings good news from Arlvaca and will stop a few days in town.
 MANY have thought 1t quite warm to- day yet the thermometer only reached e4 al p. m.
 AN excellent opportunity Is now offered 10 any one desning to purchase a new safe See the new advertisement.
 THE telegraph line Is now in spIendjd condition and at D. m., to-day the hooks in the Tucson office were clear.
Arizona citizen., 1879-08-15
What They Say.

1
 The Mesilla News reporter has had long interview with the Shakespeare miners and fills over two colums in the last issue of the News with what was told him. We extract the following
 The Shakespeare Gold and Silver Mining Company will go into active operations and after deciding the cheapest and best way to operate with the ore, will in fifty days have reduc. tion works which will treat 100 tons of ore per day.
 Col. Boyle will be General Menager and Superintendent, and he has ap. pointed Henry c. Harper NJ. E. who Is graduate of Columbia college School of Mines, as Assistant Super. intendent; he has had ten years actual experience in mining and in the va riOus methods of treating the different ores, also is q civil engineer, and has been connected with several railroad companies.
 There is no doubt, about the reduc. tion works being on the ground at the earliest possible date. Three strong companies are now formed and ready for work and two more forming; mak- ing five strong companies with good financial backing at the start, and these companies believe in nothing but honest, legitimate mining; and they want none but honest, hard work ing men in their camp and prefer those with families, who expect to re- side permanently at the mines and to organize as respectable a community as can be found in any New England town.
 Maj. W. J. Mills was next inter- viewed and gave the following notes concerning his Company: "The South ern Pacific Mining and Mineral Land Company, is composed of Ex-Gov. Collin, M. Ingersoll, Chas. L. Mitchell, vice president of the Winchester Arms Company and director and president i'll several other institutions and com panies, Dr. John J. Crane, R. F. Hart, Prof. Wm. P. TrowbrIdge mining en- gineer Columbia college, myself and several others.
 " ONA hNt 6pou nlllNS dJ C1ldN- speare and intend to push work on each mine and obtain patents for them at an early day. Our company are composed of men of means and who have taken all the stock, and have put up all the money wanted, and it is ex- pected to work the mines in an honest, legitimate way and to make them pay regular dividends.
 We will commence at first with only a 20-stamp mill, which will be here as quick as it can be got on the ground, probably fifty or sixty days. By the early part of next year as the railroad will be at or very near our mines we can commence more exten- sive operations. Our company, our mines and our operations are distinct from that for which Col. Boyle is working, but the different companies will act together for the peace, protec- ton and best interest of the camp.
Arizona citizen., 1879-08-15
ITEMS from the Weekly Miner of s:

ITEMS from the Weekly Miner of August &:
 Letter received from w. H. Hardy says he has been successful in getting money in New York, far beyond his expectations, and that he intended mining of a larger scale on his return, i than had been heretofore done in Mo- have county. The McCrackin Con- pany is making every effort to resume work soon.
 The 5-stamp mill at Mineral Park is turning out 5000 to $12OO per day from the Keystone and Ithica mines Up to August 1, Mohave county had had but little rain though badly need ed.
 The man who set fire to the AZtlan mill has not been discovered.
 Business in Prescott has increased during the last thirty days consider ably, owing probably to the several extensive and important mining enter prises that have been inaugurated in this section of late.
 The rains which have been so CO., pious in these mountains for the past week or two have extended no further south than Rumble Bee Flat, on the Black canyon road.
 The first flour ever brought to the Prescott market from the mill at Yer de, was received here this week, and is pronounced good.
 The Peck stage on the Eth, brought six bars Black Warrior bullion, s. 540 37; five bars Peck bullion, $7,975- 31.
 Governor Fremont will in all prob ability be home on the 18th instant.
 The creeks and gutters in the vicini- tv of Prescott now carry an abundance of water, and placer mining is being carried on vigorously.
 The daily mail between Prescott and Mohave county arrives and de- parts on time.
 Information is received that Cover nor Fremont has sold in New York city, one half of the Leviathan mine in Weaver District, for five hundred thousand dollars.
Arizona citizen., 1879-08-15

TIE American Union Telegraph Company has been temporarily re- strained from building its line along the Wabash Railway, through the States of Ohio, Indiana and Illinois, by Justice Harlan and Judge Drum mond, the ground being a contract be- tween the Railway Company and the Western Union Company giving the latter the exclusive right to maintain telegraph lines along the road of the former.
Arizona citizen., 1879-08-15
The ch,r,cnhun Lumber Mills.

Information from Morse < Cos new lumber mills in the Chiricahua noun tains states that the saws have been running nicely for over two weeks, and a considerable quantity of excel lent lumber has been turned out. Teams have loaded for Tucson, Tomb stone. Sulphur Springs, Fort Bowie and Fucker, and other points This is a cheerful begining of an enterprise that merits success and seems likely to attain it rapidly.
Arizona citizen., 1879-08-15

A FEW days ago we published an extract from communication Reno sent to the Phenix Herald, in which the people of Prescott were commend ed for their unity and public enter prise. The Arizonan quotes the same paragraph, and adds:
 We feel pleased over these laudatory remarks, which may astonish some Yavapais, who really feel that little more harmony and concert of action among Yavapais might be crowded in without much injury to anybody.
Arizona citizen., 1879-08-15

ITO T. McCARTY AND ALL OTHERS | interested In those certain mining claims known as the Rosie Blade and Ex- press situated in the Tom bstone Mining District, Pima county, Arizona.
 This is tO notify you that in accordance with provisions Of the mining act Of May 10. 1872, that in compliance with require ments Of Saic act, work has been done on said mining claims for one year back past, ending July 3l, 1879, by the undersigned. Now. therefore, if within ninety days tTom the first publication of this notice, you do not come forward and pay your proper proportion of the cost of the said work. the und' rsigned will claim forfeit ure of all your rights, title and interest, in and 10 every portion Of said mining claim. l. ". MURPHY,
 F. B. KNOX.
 TUCsoS, August s, 1879.
 43.vf3t
Arizona citizen., 1879-08-15
Globe City and Tucson Wagon
 Road Proposals.
OFFICE OF GLOBE CITY AND TUCsON WAGON ROAD COMMISSIONERS,

OFFICE OF GLOBE Cl11 AND TUCSON
 WAGON ROAD COMMISSIONERS,
 TUCSON, August s. 1879. DROPOSATlS WILL BE RECEIVED BY me, Secretary Of the above named Commissioner. at my office. in the City of Tucson, until Saturday. kugust Z3. at 7 o'clock ?. m, for the construction Of a good passRble wagon road from a point at or near old Camp Grant tO Globe City.
 Bidders will state definitely The route over which they propose 10 construct the road and all facts necessary for full un- derSfanding of their bid.
 The successful bidder will bc required to commence work on the road within nf- teen days afier the awarding of the con tract and Co prosecute the same 10 con % plPtlon without unnecessary delay.
 Payments for construction Of work to the successful bidder will be made in Tue son by ". W. Williams. Treas urer of the Board, as follows: Fifty per cent. month ly. as the work progresses; balance on mpietton Of contract.
 The Board reserves the right tO veject any and all bids offered.
 Bv order Of the Board of Com mission CTS. WILLIAM J. OSBORN. aus d&Eta Secretary
Arizona citizen., 1879-08-15
FreIqht Vin Utah.

The Miners Mineral Park cores pondent Gin Mohave) says;
 Our Board of Supervisors are con. sidering the proposition of building a road to Stones Ferry or some other place on the part of the river, in order to haul freight from the end of the Utah Southern R. R. 1 understand that parties have offered to deliver freight here, by that route, at 515 cents per pound from New York, whereas we now pay 615 from San Francisco.
Arizona citizen., 1879-08-15
INFORMATION from the new Chir

INFORMATION from the new Chiri- cahua saw-mills states that about 20,- 900 feet of lumber is being turned out daily and teams are awaiting to haul it away as fast as it is cut. The de- mand is greater than the present capacity of the mill will supply. The shingle machine is expected to be in operation next Mondy. We con- gratulate MeSsrs. Morse & Co, on their deserved success.
Arizona citizen., 1879-08-15
5. B.

HEALER IN GENERAL MERCHAN-
 O DISE, CAMP THOMAS, A. T. has now on hand a complete stock Of Goods surh as are required by farmers, miners and travellers. For sale at Lowest Market Prices. Branch Business at San Carlos The many settlers along the Gila above and below Camp Thomas will z theiradvantage tO trade with ,. l..
Arizona citizen., 1879-08-15

Chronometer. the finest watches made. R beautiful present for O lady. worth sl50. warranted for eight years. will be sold for s70. at Uncle Hsrris', 22l Kearny street, be- tween Bush and Sutter.