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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-02

1t may have been an imprudent rSmalk. aud
doubtless wa; but one of the leading negro poi.
ticaus 10 tho republican congressional convention
which met 10 this city yesterday. "ot the cat
out Of the bag" whom be amour cod that eighth
tenths OF tho members Of the readjus.ers' con-
ventior, 10 assemble 10 Richmond on next
Wednesday, would BIO republicans. and ma
riIy Of them oolored at that. And suoh ODD
vention is 10 put forward an electoral iiokot fer
tho purpose Of splitting. if possible. the c)B.
scrVstiVc Vote ADD securing the State fer Gar
fi,ld
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-02
RG,EsEsG.J TEss-S.

a reat tirn was raging Yesterday in R1tz IN,
IL issa. Sky houses ware destroyed.
The famine fever in Ireland il wildly 10
c:easiug.
Tho ty.khedive's hs,em will b. permitted
to raj lc 10 Smyrta.
III" ,iChsrp's: is raging in forty thres dig.
tics Oh this shores Of the Back Soa. aud has
also appear, in the Il ,olnelc,l Gardens of St.
PotcEssurE.
Tho Pore has dnciicd TO tc,cpt tho Prus-
sian church Law. lilo intrnds at tho nj xt oon-
si,toIy 10 nruinata bishops TO fill thu racant
800.
Yesterday thu thirteenth anniversary Ct the
oobfod' rall ~ Of tho pruviuoes, was o., bra!ed
throuehnut the Canadian d. nioian "a q general
holiday.
Forty niue Frchoh magistrates h.vJ r. 81 Snnd
rather than * cite The religions dacrees 1t
is expected that tho Jesuits will immc diattly
amply to the judges for rr,tro i'm 10 their iphts
OF property sud domici'e.
MIR. Glajsto ,n's motion Permitting members
Of the House of Commncs to lfirn, lie cad Of
tsking the oIh, il they choose, was adnptc i
lest night, after spirited debate, ard Brad
laugh will take his seat. A test vote showed
that tho Liberals had M rity Of 53
The rhv"y OF Mmcooo hrs a1Ltx,1 10 the
protcc OF the Mcrccoo oontcretc CO letter frou
tn, Su;ar, oJmmardirg him to doncuoc. and
punish AL na,iv1s-ofiiuarR, julgts and other
au;hori les -.ho MAY tavo reused justice ADD
protection to tho Hebrews.
10 the British Ilcuso Of Commons yesterday
Mr. GladstonH said bat il view OF what was
happanlop 10 somo par Of Ireland, he did not
consider tho prescott fitting time to allow Con.
dop. Clarke, Lubg, O'Do1avsr, Ross, ADD
Other Ftnian prisoners to return from XII
News received from Peru. via Panama, con
firms tho Intelligence Of tho capture of Tscoa,
Peru. by the Chlians, add renorts the o,m-
meIc.mlnt Ct tho attt OK Oh Aim. The Chill.
lIaps lost 4. 0C0 men aDd the allies G.09O at
Tacua. Col! Camacho, Col. Mclean and Gen.
Peiz are among tho superior officers of tho al
lios killed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-02

CHANCE IN METHOD OF AppoINTM ENr.-
The following circular has been issued by the
Secretary of tho Treasury 10 collectors of irter.
nal rtvcnuo and others: Ga and after j oily l,
1850, any aprl cAtion for appointment to tho
ofioo ct gauger, stcr, keeper, stcrt keeper AID
Gau2cr, or iospt ctor of tobacco in tic internal
rlvenue service will Re made to tho Secretary
OF tho Treasury. AID 10 each c,se will be 10 the
Handwriting Of the applicant nnd signed by him,
stating his age, legal residence, whore born,
and service 10 the army and navy, if any. The
apI c,tiou must be accompanied by testimonials
as to character for sobristy, Industry ard bust.
ness habits. Collectors Of internal revenue will
report to the Secretary of the Treasury when.
ever the necessities Of the service REQUIRE new
appointments or removals of ircumbents, civ.
log the reasons therefor ard forwarding to this
otlce tho papers in each case. Removals from
Chico OF any OF the above named officers viii
hereafter bo lnado only by the Secretary of the
IfeasarE. JOHN SHERMAN,
Secretary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-02

The dem ocrals of Bedford county. irrespec-
tive Of their views on the State debt question,
have he'd rousiDg meeting. ratified tho Ci1-
cinnsti ticket. and resolved to vote for the cleo
tors already nominated by the State democratic
convention. This is right. proper and sensible.
Elect Hancock. get tho country GU. Of The
hard, Of the republicans first, and then We CID
divide as much as VIC choose about the exact
amount OF M )ney the State owes
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-02
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY By
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
FOR PRESIDENT:
Winfield Scott Hancock, OF Penna.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT:
William II. English, Of Indiana.
FRIDAY EVENING, JULY q 1880.

The summer vacation of the public schools
has comncrced. As tho system of apprentice.
ship has gone ertrcly out of vogue. so that tho
American supply of journoymcn mechanicI has
to bc kept up by foreign importation, if como
means could b., devised during tho recess by
which portion of the money collected for these
schools could bo spent in impa'tiDg technical
obstruction, it would 30 better for the pupils,
their parents, aud for the State at largo
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-02

The Lynchburs Virginian urges geo, rsl
observance, cspt calIy at the South, OF "Iodr-
pendeUco Day." and thinks that it will - far
to retus the allegations Ct those political cue-
mics 10 tie other sections. who insist that cur
people still mediate what they call "treasor."
While wc have long since given up all topn #
convircing c:rtain people Of the North that any
good or patriotic purpose anil ltcs the people
of the South, got the suggestion of the Virgin
ian is not bad enc, and as lbisis to DO Jubilee
ycar, terminating 10 the burial forever. We
hope. of sectional strife and tho 70 establish
ment o! an era of good feeling between North
and South. By the election of Hanoi OK spi
English, let tho national holiday be CIV rywhcle
observed throughout tho land. and. t,r tho
nonc,, let jo7 DO uuconGoed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-02

right 10 what il says sbcu, GeuiraI lli:c,ck !;
Tor nobody, not even 40 idi)', moved by parIi
SAD rage or tho neot ssity 'or bread nnd butter.
ever c,rcsived the i,ca II at General Hancock
WAS dishonest,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-02

Among the most c,nsurablo omissions of tho
last stsslon oil Congress was the failure 10 re-
peal tho law compelling Tho Secretary It the
Treasury to have two millions of silver dollars
coined every month. Tho vaults of all tho d.
posliores are insufficient to store lho rapidly
Increasing amount OF the cheap coin. largo suus
have to BIO expended for enlarging thu capacity
of those repositories, and as fast as tho silver
dollars arc issued they ale roturted to tie
Treasury because they ore both unweiIdl, and
are koown to be intriusicalIy worth oss than
their ncmioa value. Silver is an cxssI,rt mo.
torlal for subsidiary currency. but for money
there should only DO two sorts-gold, ard paper
which can be converted into it on dom and
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-02

SLvsRE WIND SToRM.-A s,v:ro wind
storm, attended With s,me raio and It'll. hail.
passed ever portion Of tho Southern end Ct
this County LAST Friday ni;ernGoo, tho like of
Which. It is said, was Lever before witness 10
that section. TIC fury cftho Storm was Grst
felt in tie poiehbothood of Mr.. Lewis Haw.
lns's; it covered belt Of county about milo
10 width, aCd travelled from west to oest-leveI-
hog leIcoj md grlin stacks, filling tho dir With
rails and sAoaVes CT wheat. tearing tho blades
OF growing ooFo into tattots, and playing havoc
With garden truck generally: ovorturDirg ehede,
aud hurllog The stousest trees from thoir found.
alons like wisDs OF straw. In tho neigtbor
hood OF Mr.. Poultou's, on Balls Mill road, il
seems 10 have been particularly severe, and 10
SEVERAL pIacIs tie road vas completely block
AIDED by the uptooted treeti at Oak Hill"
tho beautiful lawn surrounding the residence OF
u. Geo. A. Q1imby, suffered terribly; some
hfteen or twenty Of the grand old oaks, lccusts
and other tre, 8 that had fac,d tho storms of
century, yieid.d to the force Of tbs one, and
we're uprooted BY It's maddeoed fury. One of
the large pilars supporting the handsome DIR
tloo 10 tfoat Of the dwelling was demolished by
falling tree, and the end of Tho house itself
sustained severe shock from the Same CAUSE;
while the destruction of fencing, crops, &c., on
the farm of Mr. Sterling Murray, was very great.
Among the Incidents related Of the effcots of
the gao, vas the blowing of 2 wagon. loaded
with wheat, twenty feet up a bill; coIored boy
was lifted eff bis feet and carried across an en-
tire field; COW md calf we're blown out Of pas
ture fed into Sychia creek, &c, but strange
and pleasant to sag. Nobody was hu.t."-
Louaoun Mirror.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-02

10 is 90 wonder that go many mothers praise
DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup. We heard one of our
best physicians pronou; C, it TO he tho only safo
remedy for children.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-02

ArPEAL ALLowED.-Judge Christian. of tina
Supreme Court of Appeals. has allowed an ap.
peal ssd supersedeas in the case Of Lowe against
Jenkins, administrator, and ais, to decree pro.
nouneed BY the Circuit Court Of Loudoun
county at lis April term. 1880.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-02

FAIRFAX CENSUS. 1t is understood that the
ne" CENSUS shows an increase during the last
ten years Of 72l in the population of Providence
township, Falrf.1 county. This is the Fairfax
q. q. district
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-02

10 c,ndiioa Of prosperity. His iutcres. w..
conspicuous 10 practical form on several a..
ceslons when some of toe officers of tho Vjrs;
MIA immigration society visited New York in h.,
half Of their State. Through his tx rtiops n,
New York dailies sout representatives to nso 90,
them. snd published column after column ~
laIiog to tho resources and advantages Of Firs;.
mia, acoonpaLi ID. in somo cases. by tho mo-,
tlatteripg editorials. Extracts from these a,G.
Giles We're generally copied in the Northern an,
Western papers. thus advertising the attire.
lions ct the State TO 90 extent that would have
c1st many thousands in the regular way. Thu
New York Hotel is tho headquarters, in New
York OF this society. The writer. and maog
others. are grati6.d that this hotel has been
chosen as tho place whore the formal anuouncs.
mont OF the Cincinnati nomination will DO made
to Gen. Harc,ck on the l2.h CT July. Oar
people retain their old time foadacss for lhr
"old New York" aud it is becaus, thew FIJI
that Virginia AID the South never had warmer
AID truer friends 10 New York than "rh,
Crarsons." y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-02

A IRA aED1AN' SORE -Edwin
Booth, like most Of bis professional brethre1.
suffers frequently from severe il illumination Of
tnelfroat which prevents him occasionally from
appearing on tho stsge. This thestricsl sorn
throat is sometimes SO serious that it octu,ljr
drives an actor into private lite Booth, how.
ever. promptly stops tho fiat symptom with
GILES, LiLinont Iodlde Ammonis. Giles Plls
euro Chills and Fever. Sold by ell druggists.
send i0r pamphlet to III. Giles; 10 West broad
z, n. 7. Trial size 2l cants
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-02

A largo mcoting 10 favor of Franoo>
American :rcaty was held ut Bordeaux on Wed
pesGay.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-02

NRUlT cams AND CAN CEMENT.-
n Fruit Cans and Can Cement for sslo whnln-
sale and retail at MCLEAN s. UHLERS,
JSZl &c King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-02

-FOUR TlERCRS SMALL EAMS, from
- 10 10 lbs each; of very superior quality;
just received by
JtZl j. g. MI[BiJEH
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-02

Ok BOXES HIGGINS 4. l.. SOAp, 25
40 boxes 4. 4. Rabbits Best Sosp, snd 10
gross Rumford's Yeast Powder, received nv
nov ID W. A. JOHNS)N & 60
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-02

RONELESS COD FISH, scaled Herring ard
- Nos. ], z and 8 Mackorol. received ard fer
sale cheap by
oct IL K. w. AVERY, 2C Kings a.,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-06-03

KEEP your eyes peeled for Thurs
day the 10th inst, when YOU will
have an opportunity OF enjoying a
grand musical treat. The Ariou
Quartette Club of Chicago, in COM
binatiou with Celeste, of rare musical
talent, will give a concert here on
the above date, and from criticisms
whe have read, two of which we
append, are induced to form q high
estimate Of their merits as n concert
troupe, aud moro so on account OF
its being neither home affair nor a
regular travelling show
"rhe critic Of the Washington
ID. c. Republican positively states
she is the most skillful ipstrumeu-
talist and greatest wonler of the
age Never was heard such n con
cert by Washingtonians as that
which was listened to at Wizards
Hall last evening. Truly it has
been said that Celeste is the only
performer Suj gcneris in the world.
At times during the concert the
audience was effected to tears. Ce-
leste should be heard to be appreci
ated,- Washington ~. C) National
Republican,.
Having heard nearly all the great
artists in varied rolls musicaIly, we
declare Celeste the most interesting
and wonderful oi all musicians, apa, t
from her years. She surpasses all
other musical prodigies, and the
question is asked by many, "What
is the cause of all this skill aud
genius ?"-- Washington ID. C) Na-
t0aai Union.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-06-03
Marriage of Charley FeITfn.
From the Darlington Democrat

From the Darlington Democrat
At the residence of J B. Cutting
ESQ, on Wednesday evening" of this
week, was enacted one of those hap
py, beautifn! scenes, so pleasant, yet
fraught with interest OF momentous
Importance. We refer to the may
riage Of Mr.. c. A. Ferrin, member
Of the popular drug firm Of terrin
q Swift, and Miss Ida Vail, one Of
our most amible, respected and cal-
tiyated young ladies. The marriage
cermony was performed by Rev. 5.
d. Pulford, Rector of the Platteville
Episcopal Church. The groom was
attended by Mr.. Ed. Phillips of
Mineral Point aud the bride by Miss
Jennie Phillips Of the same place
Charley as be is fnniliary called,
/ has been a resident Of this city for
several years, and has succeeded in
establishing an extensive circle Of
acquaintances; aud by his generous
disposition and courteous manners,
made many friends, who all join in
wishing him a long life and prosper
i I. ~
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-06-03

DURING the thunder storm of we'd
nesday morning the residence of
VIM. Hendy, in this village, was
struck by lightning, thetluid passing
down the chimneys at each end Of
the house and tearing OF one side of
each of them, above the Ioof At the
north end it, contenteC itself with
knocking down the store pipe and
thence passing directIy into the
ground. But on the south end, it
varied the proceedings by darting
from the stove into the sitting room,
passing over to the southeast corner
and knocking off two egs from a
center table, land thence to the ground
shocking Mrs. Hendy, who was in
the basement kitchen, so severely
that she fell to the floor, though we
are glad to say that helinjuries are
not serious What seems most
strange is, that each chimney was
protected ~ by Il lightning rod pro,
jecting some distance above it
Chronicle
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-06-03

LAST February, Mr.. Ovid Block,
of this place, became acquainted
with a man named Louis Kaufman,
of Milwaukee, who told lin that he
knew lady who wouA make n
good wife for him, Mr.. l. being in
in need of help in his store. Mat
ters went on and in the course Of
time it was arranged that the lady
should come to PIattevilla on Tues
day, May 18th, TO marry him. Oa
that evening she arrived according
to promise, but not alone, being ac-
companied by her sister and her
brother-in law, all of them taking
up their quarters over night at Mr..
Blocks residence. The evening
passed off and q general conversa-
tion was INDUCED in, including ar
rangoments concerning the marriage.
Next morning the three looked over
the premises, through the store, etc,
and closed their investigations by
asking Mr.. b. to take an account
of his stock to see how much he was
worth. David replied to Kaufman
that they had nothing to do with
his stock /; if he married the lady
she will have plenty to live on, and
that is all she ought to ask !; that he
only had intended to marry one
person and not three. That seemed
to settle the matter and dray was
ordered and the goods that the par
ties brought with them from Mil
yankee were hauled away to another
part of the city where they will re-
main for the present. Mr. Block
claims that he is ont by donations
and money paid out for freight
clothing, etc, the sum Of 500, and
he is Justly indignant at the treat
ment he has received. -- .PIdtteUtl|
Witness.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-06-03
FINEST Sugar Cured Hams in the
market at Teasdale & Brewers.

SPRAGUE'S circus was in town
Monday according to announcement,
but failed to excite big crowd.
The afternoon performance was late,
owing, they claimed, to tornado at
Argyle, (but of which we have as
yet no other aeoount), which delayed
them in repairing their canvass.
The evenings performance compar-
ed fayorably with other like enter
tainments. For some cause or other
they failed to show the electric light,
more than probable because of the
great amount of filthy lncre neces-
sary to run it.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-06-03

vention which opened Yesterday at
Chicago. They will be able to fur
nish us on their return with some
interesting features OF the bone
contention.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-06-03
The Local Field.

.zg' Business Notices in local columns,
loaded and in same type as local news, will
&c .argcd for at the rate of 10 cents per line,
Zach insertion. No business notice published
ia this department, first issue, for less than
50 cents.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-06-03

IT is our painful duty this week to
record the death Of one Of our Oldest
and most respected citizens, Hugh
Phillips. lie came to Mineral Point
in It's infancy and battled with the
disadvantages incident TO early set
tiers, until eventually he succt led
in building mp for himself reputa-
ton in the Hotel business anl was
noted for candor ard aGabi.ity, and
won the esteem Of all who knew him.
Mr.. Phillips for years past ~
fered from the ravages Of co"snmp-
tion and for The benefit Of his health
spent the past winter in The south
in company with his wife, hoping 70
rerain bis lost yigour and on his r.
tnrn home it was thought W. bis
friends that be vas somewhat recoy-
cred, but nature finally suocumae1
10 tae fatal malady and ca Saturday
tho o9.h nlt, Mr. Phillips breathed
III last az his home here. lie leaves
I wife and family Of eight children,
f-y5 gf whom are married. to mouEa
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-06-03

THE Southwestern Wis. Industrial
Association 8 executive committee
met on Thursday last and fixed time
for holding the next fair from the
3lst of of August to third Of Sept.
inclusive. The premium list was
placed in the hands of committee
for revision, and the assessment OF
members for the current year was
fixed at $500 each. The Louisville
Jockey Club rules were adopted to
govern running races, and the Nat
ional Association rules to govern
the trotting races. The price oI
admission was fixed at old r0teS-
Adults, CSC; Children l5c.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-06-03

his loss. The family have the sym.
pathy of a large community in
their bereavement.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-06-03
NUMBER %.

best that can be said of it is, that its
effects are hutful and damaging to
society generally, and especially to
the parties directly concerned--end-
ing somtimes seriously. Practical
joking is q thing to be condemned
in the strongest language ns being
both unmanly and iemoraliling to
the highest pursuits of life. 1t por-
trays low standard of moral and
mental qualities in the individual
guilty of it and begets for him tho
dislike and contempt of every SEN
sible mind The career of the prac-
teal joker may be marked from its
earliest start by cruelty to small ami
mails, delight in annoying aud pain,
ing the minds o, schoolmates aud
playtelIows, getting up some scare
for his most intimate friends, regard
less of their convenience or feelings
not even excepting his anxious aud
doting parents. and which he thinks
rare sport, priding himself in such
attachments. Such characters fail
of making lasting friendship, for they
have no sympathy with reciprocacy
of feelings; they are treacherous and
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-06-03

For a good cigar go to Teasdale
& Brewers.
WHO has got that coat 2 Fifty
cents to the circus failed to reveal
the right man.
STRAWBERRIES received daily at
J. A. Spratlers
THE German Catholic picnic takes
",.ue next Monday in the grove op-
posi;e fair grounds.
CELLULoID turn down and stand
ing collars, also cuffs at Dellers.
Mr.. KINNE will open out in May
hew's building as soon as it can be
put into shape.
MR+. TREGEA died at her home in
this city Saturday last after q long
and complicated illness.
JOHN HORN has disposed Of his
fine young horse to Warren man
for the snug sum Of Sl3I.
THE June meeting of the Dubuque
Driving Park Association will be
held June II, IS, 10, 1880.
C. II. James has just received a
new stock of silver-ware, which is
supelb. Call and see the display.
THIS week two good farms are Of
rared for sale. Look the notices up,
TO be found in another department.
JOHN II. AMBERG, of New York,
is at present rusticating in this city,
ouioying comforts beneath paren-
ta roof.
IL fishing for locals just now we
experience the same luck as other
ashers, but with this difference-no
Ssh and dry face.
OUR clothier, II, Joseph, left on
Tuesday morning for the west in
search of sreener pastures for bus
mess location.
ONE of the great needs of the
times is a new party. Let US hear
from the women who have husbands
to support.
ALL the popular brands Of plug
tcbaccos at Teasdale & Brewers.
TIE city census taker is into Dusi-
ness knee deep. 1t is estimated that
Fountain street is inhabited by full
.y one-tenth of the whole population.
IT is hoped that our citizens will
wake up at once and make the necs-
.ary arrangements for grand
Fourth of July celebration, We beg
of YOU not to let this matter go un-
Aceded.
THURSDAY of last week was the
1av observed by the German and
msh Catholic churches of this city
h celebrating the festival Of Corpus
Christi. The attendance was large
both churches, setting forth an
zanpIe to other enomiuacions.
ON Saturday last q valuable two
ar-o'd fuy Of John Ross was
found dead in the pasture on the
western edge Of the city. 1t is sup
posed the animal vas struck by
lightning during the storm day or
)rreyious.
"PA" WEBR was on our streets on
Monday aud Tuesday Of this week
paying a flying visit to his old
friends here, and was looking fpe.
Should inlge that the people Of
f's..evi'le Justly appreciate bis mer-
81. barber Harry has our best
wishes.
2oLITIcs THE Go.-Several Of our
faaliDg merchants and towlsuen
are 50 absorbed il politics tha. they
a'' the qniet routine &c business g
-..en2sa Earu1,jcaa National Con-
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-06-03

THE best brands of cigars always
on hand at Spratlers.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-06-03

STRAWBERRIES received daily at
J. A. Spratlers.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-06-03

A demure, diminuiiyo girl, aged
Is, Is under arrest IN Philadelpail
for bigamy. She has three Ii,ies
husbands, oil OF whom she has mar
ried within two years. Whom asked
why she bad done this. she said
"rhey are all good fellows, and
they coaXed me so.