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Daily Republican., 1881-10-10
FIFTH EDl}llll
DEATH ON THEp.
An unknown Man 1. u
Passinv rrsa. A'iled /,

Passing Train Near A.a Aea y
An unknown man .ho, "ssk
nat nat feet high, was s,ruck u, :. rye and !
ooun'i express tram on ths p py alrl|
H. T., on Saturday night l., Is., r., W&I
a severe irac .ure on M. s y receiyhI
which which injury death resulted elG,, II he,|
honrs after the accident " ~ IN ah
discovered untiI live O'clock ne ssN
morning. aud was alIvn n yestsA
% out dled before a doctor cou'" un1l y 'o'a
m"hed. IL appears that ua,u na r De Na
Ell the 1914 + NJ. train from, ,h,. ha' Boz,
route Tor Bal.lmole, but n,n ''l's c'tys
S"u u .,;..', reaa''.si 10 pay his fare, =, xh1
was e)scted from the tram, n.,l alel
ARK 1t Is supp ,se1 ina; nr ia' n'"F NJ
'raok until the tram dne hs "s oaa
came a'ons, which strurk 'e ,J al
above stated. He was Of 'rs r,., lAal
appearance l,t ,,, had dark hair DARK di'tas t.'s
cum "lll,hers, with uoper 'N i, O'9'
shorn Complexl,n far i, - ups a
fa ''e.ore he .ied tina, HI, home "@' ia .slA
ma,,Ia ,..,ao'e' beyond that uo.hippM M sI
name or occupation coud ~. sum
ne WAS dressed IN a dark ,n,, "aIaa
' "h'te sum, white undersairtE EDuss ,s''
""'''n W. l"lI'' ana sto' kngs. and 'Is' w.
sl,"s sal''f'. lie also had On ' ~. W.
nav. "a "hlch were tue inlti.I, ay sa
y. He looks 20 Lr ,hnn'
ears OF age The Coroner va, n u
h'u ANA psucredod to N4v,r y" a''
day, t" hoId an lnqlrs, u@ . SsNe
'"h'i'a@'rd ny Dr. usir, On, n,y'' H"
the Az tnct otm, ortant w,rn,.'us
pos pDhe tne inquest uuryI tn.lnv
''f"l'rf went down .o.uay, and In
no rhl ''c'"h viii, him lie ca,lT nv,
pr h'"s! who Asol>lsd him N inl" ",
e"''hs the iatta, when th.y J'n'
"i'"o"' "ummonlng jury tia, | ~
"e'"'s""a came 10 his deAG4 b, MN"
struck ty All uuhnOHn vr,uno,', '"s
Inc loIIV"lna effects w4ru n..
npon thed'ce.'rd, Nnlrn NAV %'a .%a
us ldtuliii'Ation, ana .r. noy ,'s
se>>iuh oI the turDurr. O1- l~,f~
Case silver watch, rOvlas u,,k- \ y
!"o; one hu:k Kin purse r,t,u .m.
S-.'i III COM one ppGkr. KNIFE s1
'ttno.lc prayer book.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-10
DR.. I'm ms A uEue Killer,

The great American remedy for tn.
rapid cure of augue and chills, and fevel
and malaria fever as now named. Sci.
dom more than one chill after 1t il used
Cures everywhere and in every climat.
alike. Now in use for 26 years, we have
never heard of a failure to cure. 5Octs.
box by mail G0cts. Main depot, 4th
and King, Phila. COZ Arch street. Re.
tail dealers sell it; ask your druggist TO,
II: contains NO Quinine.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-10
q Ar. Visitation

A large number OF mehaG M 's Gepubl
several Grand Army Oh Wv ,;ng Cd 4
Posts, left this city this E !l'ru'p .he snp'|
Z O'Clock train, to atte'u , ths GnA
gathering of veterans ,',,.s o, at ar' the 4
Army, which takes plac1 1phiIadrlpb1
Centennial Building, AZ , at CuesH
to. day. On their arrival al atiou ON d
the" "'y We're Joined by a delesa"urup cnrp,
most 'Mst there. here The cadet drum corps
companied them.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-10

Is reimbursed in greAt meas !re. TO those
troubled win weak kidneyS. ~ ludi 'ious
uae Hostcttrr's StO'na'h ti'ters Yhirh III.
gor"tes and st mulAtc1 Wit out exc ting
III. nri &r' organs In con uuct on 1th It's
nfnence NJ thell, Il. 'Crrrcls aci 'ity, i'm.
proves apptttt ., hHt is ID ever, way cnndu
cite to health and n,rre relnse ArUtner
marked qua 'iiY is it. on Ul oN ever ,ud
tEue, ana iIs power "f IrcNrn'Iug it
For sal by al DrGg&lit and y alcrs Ken
eruly. mo.-YtG-fri
Daily Republican., 1881-10-10
Marine Dissater.

The schooner A. s. Billings, Of Ellis
worth, Maine, with cargo of coal
went ashore AT Nantucket, on Fri
da! hicht. She is a total wreck, He
crew ha lef, her leating badly, in the
sound, and taken retugein another YES
sci.
The British steamer Bermuda, from
Nova Scotia Tor New York, pnt into
Norfolk, Virginia, On Saturday, for coal.
She had on board the crews OF the Brit.
lsh batkenline l. Edouard and The Brit.
ish brigantine Elhe, wrecked in = hurri-
cane on the l2d of August.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-10
M wed 10 WllnslDktOD,

Dr.. J'lnea H. Scott, graduate of the
B-l-,Inore "ental College ia 1862, bav
ing moved his family to this city may
now be fund at his Office, 9l7 Marke
street, from a. IN. to l2.:O D. IN. anG
from l.So to 6 p. IN. Dental science IL
all its branches executed in the most
skilltul and approved manner. Terms
moderate. Agent for S. Whites
speciaities for the mouth.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-10
EleeIfiC kRlxlAr AlArmN.

E. A. Rein and j. s. G-ohe, have en-
tered into copartnership, and are pre-.
pared to construct burgiar alarms, no.
tel annunciato1s call bells and all else
has can be worked by electricity. The
firm is f. A. Rein " Co., ana the office
Is in the Clayton Ho.se. In these days
when burglars are around, no slore
should be withc ut au electric burglar
alarm.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-10
Saloon Opening

Fred. Wurster will give a grand
opening OF his new saloon at 600 West
Front street, this (Monday) evening,
when the choicest luxuries and viands
of the season will be serv ii Mr..
Wurster is said to know exactly how
to keep a saloon
Daily Republican., 1881-10-10

II some rnterpri ing fellow would
now corner the narkc; on DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup he could make his fortune.
for there are thousands who would
rather pay double The retail prise tnan
be without this valuable rrm"dv.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-10
IsuffliO

robes, fancy fur and lap robes, horse
blan krts, saddles, collars, trunks and
harh"'S III" largest stock best asSoit-
ment and lowest price, at II. Yrryrr's,
4O1 Shipley street
Daily Republican., 1881-10-10
Fractured N Ankle.

On last Saturday man named John
BroomaIl, residing on Market street
near Twenty-Secoud, had his right
ankle fractured by bar of iron falling
on it at tie new -four mill of William
Lea Il Son.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-10
The Boat Race.

The regatta that was announced to
take place to-day is now III progress.
The boats started down the creek
towards tn" Delaware river about nine
o'clock this m 'rning, proposing to
start an hour later.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-10
Personal,

At the services at the Asbury NJ. f
Church yesterday morning, select
quartette. composed by W. Ashley
Simpson, was 'sung bv G. NJ. Lritch,
w B. Gem and daughters, Mr.. Leitrh
singing the 10. 1t WAS greatly ap-
preCiated by
Daily Republican., 1881-10-10
BEAN of n Pet.

tn" young alligator at SChultz'S to-
bacco store, of which mention was
IN de in 5 tnrday's RErtnlICAS, has
Since d Ell. tn owners cont. mpl.te
having i, stuffed.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-10
.... SuGerer's F"'"

Additional subscriptions ST. u t,eIsrs b
in aid of tho Michigan '" Mrs.. Ma
been received, as follows Mapges, )
NJ. Dillon, s25; Miss Cora sMs.,s7o; M t''
thus far, $663.7O.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-10
For 0OCtN

we sell the best me-ino vest for ladies or
gentlemen that we ever sold for the
price; special one In gents scarlet at
$1.26 each. r. L. Russell.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-10
1 O'elHek PrIcea.

The O'Clock stock quotations OF the New
lork and Philadelphia Stock Exchange, re-
ere.rtd over the private wire of Elliott John
-on Co. STOCK brokers at sixth an Market
.treNiR are as fullnHs
Daily Republican., 1881-10-10
A CuOI kSJa,,r,

.'ohn MaaZ's Wilmington summer uar
len is the niceet and coolest place Tor re-
freshments
Daily Republican., 1881-10-10

travelling bags, satchrls, oahhas, &c.
at Stern u Zlmmerman's, III Market
street.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-10

w IL NrEH A RE!I ABLE rDLNREIj
w woman 10 Coz H. wash and irUl Al.
pi, a. cr " o',Itc6, =. M, at so cS, .trrct.
otliu 1t
Daily Republican., 1881-10-10
" antod.

immediately . good, strong toy to
work In the press room. Apply At this
Office.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-10

AR kEk- NANrtI; coon " AGES.
- at brick va Il, on NAudtvlr Ht' uGy
uctlv tt .,AMt"> a. tLtrti~.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-10

Stern .& Zimmerman, Clothiers and
Merchant railors, Ill Market sLrsrt.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-10

NHANr N-'N HONEST BOY rilR
w al oth t. Appl! It to- ship ey rect.
&C 10 r.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-10

,ITANIfI.-lWu GOOD TIN ROOF
w crs Il. II : hAll.El. lR,.
,CilG-!s IA " &C Lu ttr.,t,
Daily Republican., 1881-10-10

WASrttlThi NIX cv.y,., io'N,i !Sir!:. t.An1 {
RErUFlI'A> ,ti e. Tor Two days ocLl0...t
Daily Republican., 1881-10-10

XyyANTEn- one TIN AND Sllrtl
w iron wo-htT St' dN en- lyn,ut ttn
81 table nar. lElT re IL Iht hkrl EllcAN
otfice. Uri g
Daily Republican., 1881-10-10

A At guaranteed at Stern & thinner
mans, Ill Marked street.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-10

WANTED A RST-CLAS> rEI NJ
w mer. Also an apprentice to learn die
IN Il'nery business, Apply AZ or Ming -.
Ot U.2tt
Daily Republican., 1881-10-10

su,t. m.de to order from 9, y, SEs.;is
At Storm q Zimmerman p
street.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-10

ENUR RENT.-A SMALL FLOUR AND
IL feed store snd tiN urcs for sac; suita-
'e fra man OF small means Add-eS -.
3 -PUBLICAE flee. octlu Ct
Daily Republican., 1881-10-10

NIANrEn-A PERSON OF kEFINE-
w ment wishes position rs companion
to an Invalid lady; considerable experience in
nervous or mcn'al cases. Address "J.' RI.
ptBLIcAH office, for four days. octlo.1 :
Daily Republican., 1881-10-10

IXYANTkD.-BO IN A PRIVATE
w family for man. wife and infant, be-
tween French and Madison, and Third aod
Ien'h st:eets. Address m. REPUBLICAN
cttice. tctlO-.tt
Daily Republican., 1881-10-10

CrRAY COWS AND PIGS.-ONE RED
- aud white and two brown and white
ws ar in the city pound Also one large
b 8ck a d white hoy The owners will call
at the Citt Hall, prove property, and pay
charges, If not tney will be sold at public
sale. WIN. ]. MAXWELL,
uctl02, Chief of Police.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-10
NEW ADvERlIsEMENTS.

CNOR SALE ONE SECOND HAND
e oriental base burner, portable hester,
No. Is vii! be 80 d cheap II called i0r within
a few days to be old on account Of q larger
one being put in. Call On
WIN. II. PIERSON,
IS Washington street.
or at PIERSON BROS Office,
cctl0-3t 419 West Front street.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-10-27

Our people are about to be favored
with visit from Donavin's Original
Company of Tennesseans, Mr.. Don.
avin's Old Originals who assisted in
building Central Tennessee College
at Nashville. 1t seems that to aviod
prosecution other managers of col
ored companies used the words
Tennessee Jubilee Singers rather
than Famous or Orig inaI Tennessee
ans. They were Jubilee Singers,
only, while this company are cult
vated, thorough vocalists, and give
legitimate and varied concert pro-
gramme. We will call attention to
these facts because our people have
been humbugged several times.
Those who will notice their elegant
printing aud their many testimoni
ais OF high character, will not
doub. their genuineness. They ap,
pear in the City Hall, Wednesday
evening, November I'd. We take
following notice of them from the
Prairie du Chien Union.
Donavin's Original Tennesseeans
sang to one Of the largest audiences
Monday evening ever crowded into
hall in this city. The singing was
first-class in every particular, aud
has not, in our opinion, been sur.
passed OF equalled by any travelling
troupe that has visited our city
The troupe, as a whole, is an excel,
ent one, aud should they deem il
their pleasure to pay our city anoth
er visit, they will undoubtedly meet
with hearty reception like unto
Monday evening. May the Tennes
seeans long live to gladden. the hearts
of the music lovers OF our country,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-10-27
How 10 Increase Your Income

Just at this season of tie year
there are. among our readers, those
looking for employment for the
next six months. We have lately
received from l.. T.. Brown q Co.,
the we'll known manufacturers of
specialites for agents to handle, a
request TO put them in communica-
tion with one or more suitable per-
sons in this locality, to act as agents
in introducing several Of their pat
ent household articles to the COM
munity, and after consideration, we
take this method to comply with
the request. The firm are maui.
facturers Of large number of house
hold articles, which they Introduce
to the public by means OF agents,
having sometimes as many as 1000
persons in its employ. The partic.
ular articles which they seek to
introduce here, at this time, are:
Browns Peerless Sitter, generally
acknowledged to be the best in tho
world, of which nearly one million
were sold during the last year; the
Kitchen Queen, the latest and best
invention in Coil Oil Lamps, and
the only absolutely Safe Lamp made;
the Centennia! Cake and Bake Pan,
an article which has national rep
utation, aud is the delight of every
housekeeper: the Half Minute Egg
Beatcr, which always sells at sight,
and the new Alto Relieve Bronze
Profile Cast OF James A. Garfield,
with memorial frame, the best sell
ing article ever put into the hands
OF Oil agent, the best Of all portrates,
chromos or steel engravings that
have been offered. II is a truer
likeness OF the martyred hero thar
any We have ever seen before, aud
rs price brings it within the reach
Of all. For this county, Messrs.
Brown & Co. desire as many agents
as can work advantageously. Any
smart, intelligent lady or gentleman
can make Il fine income in this way.
The firm will send to any respon-
sible person FREE, who will assume
the agency here and go to work,
complete outfit Of these goods, to
the amount of five dollars. The
reputation Of this house is first rate;
the .cods are what they represent
them to be. Their terms are liberal,
and we advise those looking for
genteel, renumerative employment
to send to them for further iniorma-
ton. Their address is
l.. r. Blown q Co.
AZ I 61 Walnut St., Cincinnati, 0.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-10-27

SUPPOSE republicans Of this SEN
ate and Assembly district, who dis
approve of the prohibition idea,
should refuse to support Metfert nd
Rewey because those candidates
will, if elected, vote for the propos-
ed amendment, and they thus be de-
feated would such course be more
censurable than the course of other
republicans who refuse to support
republican state nominations on the
ground that they are unfavorable to
the prohi bition movement Surety
not Metfert and Rewey as legisla-
tors will affect the question directly.
State officers will have no votes up
on it, no influence over it, except as
prominent citizens.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-10-27

Stop at our store before you buy
your clothing as you certainly can
hud better bargains than elsewhere.
We don't propose to be unde sold.
r.. OSBORNE IL SoS.
CitANBERRfEs at j. A. Spratler
Je.3y Sweet Potatoes at J. A.
Spratlers.
THOSE nickle cigars at L. Kinne's
cannot be beat in the city.
Teasdale u Coad are selling good
smoking tobacco at 80 cents per
pound.
IL pounds Of good sugar for sI.OU
at Kinnes. 81
DRIED Beef, Clipped to order, at
j. A. SpratIer's.
Cocoa shells and different yarie-
ties Of chDcolate at Kinne's 32
Fresh Oysters. iis,t pst cam, a ,ls a, market DOC
Brewer IL Penhaliegon's
A new lot OF nice small Sugar
Cured HSns just received at T..
Kinne'o. Sold as cheap as anywhere.
guns! GUNS! GUNS SO. win
buy good single shot gun at
s. Hooking u Co.'S. hardware store.
Fresh lot OF oat meAi, graham,
crushed barley, granulated honouy.
etc, Just received at Kiuue's 32
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-10-27

THERE are still many who do not
hny ready made clothing for the
AZ emmodatiou Of such Mr.. J. Del.
Ter keeps large stock OF cassimeres
worsteds, beavers, vestings, etc, in
fact everything pertaining to first
class tailoring establishment. Not
only does DelIer keep first class ma
terial but all garments are made up
and furnished in first class style. All
this done at very moderate ad-
vance over ready,made clothing and
every article is guaranteed to fit or
10 sale The public must see that
Dellcl we'll deserves the patronage
that is extended to him.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-10-27
APPLES.

VIZ receiye one ear load Of scimter
apples from Nor. lSt 10 10Th, pro-
uitling aeeother does not heep pora,
If so, pW acdit until suitaJle. 10
ensure heeping Ms, ,oeather must he
cooier. 1pples 10 be ertra keepers in
iarge barrels. Leare your orders.
RespectfuHy,
IUI Y BROS.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-10-27

gressive. That democrats should
now pretend to "think the prohibi-
tionists are about right is to be ex-
pected, because through the all of
the prohibitionists they hope to get
control of the state offices.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-10-27
FRESH OYSTERS, good, and a
cheap as the cheapest at Kinnie's

AT the residence of u. s. Ans,ey,
our city clerk and also administer
of justice, on Saturday evening last
came off one of the quietest and yet
most pleasant weddings in the mem
ory of our city. The groom was
none other than our efficient and
worthy County School Superintend-
ent and junior partner in the bank
ing firm of Wilson IL Jones. The
bride was Miss Sarah G. Ansley, for
a number of years teacher in our
second ward public schools. The
children have lost kind and faith
ful teacher, but "Will' has gsined
a true and loving wife. So the old
adage is true, "Their loss is iiS
gain" Like the sensible persons,
without "tour,' they have gone at
once to house keeping, in their
beautiful new home lately purchas-
ed by Mr.. Jones from Mr.. III. S.
Clauer. The ceremony was pro-
by Rev. VIM. Jacka, Jr, of
the Primitive Methodist Church
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-10-27

THE Democrat tells us that Mr..
Sylvester sis not politician nor an
office seeker" During the short
time Mr.. S. has resided in Mineral
Point, but few have been more
prominent or active in local politics,
and his name has been connected
with office seeking in that time more
than have been the names Of other
equally capable and deserving citi-
zens during a much longer residence.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-10-27

INFoRMATION WANTED.-The
TRIBUNE would like some temper
ance man to state the number OF
dem ocratic nominees for Senate and
Assembly who are expected to vote
in the legislature for resolution
to submit the question OF prohibi-
tion. OF the regular republican
legislative nominees throughout the
state more than one half are this
year, as usual, known to be favorable
to that proposition.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-10-27

THE Darlington Republican wants
to know: Why is Col. ] 6. Knight,
who was a member of last years
Democratic state central committee,
and delegate to the last Democratic
state convention, working so indus
triousiy on the street with every
Republican temperance man to stick
to the Prohibition movement Is it
because he believes in it. If so, why
don't he hoist the ticket in his paper
and support it!
Some of the opposition papers
are charging that Mr.. Haugen, the
Republican candidate for railroad
commissioner, is raj lroad attorney
The charge is untrue. But for five
years past, Ambrose Hoffman, the
Democratic candidate TO I that Office,
has been the regularly paid land
agent of the Chicago, st. Paul d
Omaha railway in Chippewa county.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-10-27

WE have to rent, for cash, a
first-class prairie farm of 800 acres.
Water, a comfortable dwelling house
and stable on the place. $40 acres
under cultivation, and it is only A.
miles from the city. The farm is
known as the Russell farm.
WILSON & MCILHoN.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-10-27
IO1 Y Bros.

S. HoCKiNG u Co. has the exclu
siyc sale IT Rathbone's celebrated
cooking ani heating stoves, also the
Charter Oak cooking stove which is
the best stove made. Call aud see
before yon purchase Prices as low
as any first class goods.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-10-27

THE Prohibitionists say that the
republican party is no longer the
party of progress, and the democrat
think that the prohibitionists are
about right.-Democrm.
1t is no new thing for democrats
to think the republic an party is not
party of progress. So thought
and said the democrats when the
republican party opposed the ex-
tension of slavery into the terri
tories; so they thought when the
republican party was prosecut-
ing war to preserve the Union !; so
they thought of the emancipation
proclamation SO they thought When
the republican party determined
that emancipated slaves should be
elevated to full citizenship, and plac-
ed on political equality with their
traitorous masters so thought the
democrats when republicans were
contending for honest payment of
the war debt SO thought the demo-
Gratis when the republican party was
contending for resumption IN fact,
the democrats have :ontended a
gainst every progressive measure of
the republican party since its or
gsnization and declared it non. pro-
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-10-27

The clothing trade is well repre-
sented in Mineral Point. Such huge
stacks of overcoats as Deller keeps
can nowhere else be found. The
lttlest boy or the tallest man Deller
can fit, and that we'll But he also
sells clothing very cheap, and your
attention reader is called to that
fact that you may call on Deller and
profit thereby.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-10-27
10 THE EDIToRs OF Iowa COUNTY

Geus'-I send you copies of the
report of the Secretary of the State
Board of Charities made to this board
on the condition of the Iowa county
poor-houso, jail, DC.
As few persons see, aud possibly
fewer read, the published report of
our board, perhaps it would not be
amiss for you to give this report a
place in your columns, as it refers to
institutions which all persons in this
county are, or should be, interested
in. Yours truly,
JNo III VIVIAN
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-10-27

PER announcement, Rev. Balch
lectured at the City Hall Tuesday
evening in the interest of the new
temperance ticket. The attendance
was liberal, yet quite large majority
were non-voters. The reverend gen.
tleman displayed creditable ability
as lecturer, using some gOed ar
guments in favor Of temperance,
but in his idea that the Republican
party had outlived its ossfulness be
will find host contrary 20 his belief
No, the Republican party IS not dead
nor sleeping and as in the past and
present will in the future Ao The
party to accomplish the most good
for the country and its people.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-10-27
JNo III. VIVIAN.
IOWA COUNTY pooR-BoUsE.

This poor house is situated five
miles from the county seat upon a
good farm. The buildings are poor
ly constructed, badly arranged and
badly overcrowded. They are very
cold in winter and full of bed buys
ia sumner, and there is no proper
provision for the separation Of the
sexes.
The women's side is crowded full
of beds, Notwithstanding which,
several women have to sleep on the
mems side. The women's sitting
room is on the mems side, and on
account of the small size of the
mems sitting room the women's room
ia used by both sexes, being the
common resort of all the inmates,
except the worst cases of insanity.
These are confined in what is fitting
ly called "khe jail" This is a small
two story structure, in which some
are locked up in cells, and others
are allowed to roam around the cor
ridors, men and aeomen together.
The natural and inevitable result of
this mixture of the sexes, in spite of
the vigilance of those in charge,
must be low conversation and ac-
ton, and probability that the
county will some time have to sup
port children of shame, the result Of
this berding together Of the inmates.
There are two good airing courts,
III which the insane, in good wealth
er, can exercise, each sex separated
from the other
There are at present 4 inmates,
10 females and % males, of whom
four are boys and one girl. The
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-10-27

recently, to the tune of dollar for
his book, when the same could be
bought at the book stores for only
go cents.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-10-27

OYSTERS, the freshest, best and
cheapest, can be had at b. d P's.
cash grocery house. Prices to suit
all; none need 60 without.