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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-12-28
By TELEGRAPH.
Dispatches 10 the Ellsworth American.
Attempted Suicide.

BOSTON, Dec. 26.
Byron Kimball, aged fhy-fve. of Ban
COR stock broker at No. 3 State street.
Boston cut his throat with a razor, tonight
al a room in the MilAken House. lie is
slii alive AL at the City Hospital but the
prospects Of recovery are poor. \ letter
was found on his person from a customer
asking an immediate return Of either the in
teres' or principal on money invested in
cotton speculation and it is supposed that
financial embarrassment caused the act.
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No.. he saved Her Darling.

y shall not feel 50 nervous again a .s
- 10, .aa,bing.s writes a grateful mother,
ol2s almost los, our darling from :, ehs '
49,. " ~ but happily heard Of Parker :
1 G,ager Tonic in Tine. A few sPGondi o.
80 nas cured baby, and an occasional ao y
sons Soon us in good health. Brooklyn H''"-
eT
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Sch. A. ii. Whtmore loaded with
canned clans and herring, Dec. is, and
sailed for Portland, Dec. 10. She takes
10000 cans. Having put up altogether
200. 700 cans of HOLSTERS, clans, Goldfish and
herring.
The factory has closed here for the sea
son.
They are building a new wire fence
around the ssold cemetery"
The lobster fishermen are taking up
their traps for the season.
Dec. Il.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-12-28

Mrs. Edward Huckins Of this place is
| perhaps the most unfortunate woman in the
| county. in some respects. Three wears ago
| last August, while returning from picnic
| she fell aud broke her hip Last spring she
| fell from a chair and broke her right arm.
| FRIDAY. Dec 5, while riding in a sleigh. the
whifile-iree broke. and the sleigh sliding
back. she was thrown out and suffered
fracture Of the left arm three inches below
the shoulder. She has the sympathy Of her
friends in her aiflcuon.
Three of the schools in town are in
session. District No. has Mr.. Fred Or
cutt. Of Franklin "a teacher. District No. >
has Mr.. Vim. Ladd. Of Eden. and District
No. 3 has Mr.. II. u. Averill, Of Lamoine.
All seem to be giving good satisfaction.
Lots Of marriages in Lamoine this fall
Don't it make Us old bachelors feel lonesome
though
MIR George y. Coolidge and wife have
moved into their tine new residence. having
a desire probably to spend their honeymoon
under their own root. We wish them oil
the success and happiness possible in life.
Lro.
On Christmas eve the citizen, Of
Lamolue met for the ff>, time in their new
Town House. The hall wa, filed 10 over
flowing and at quite a late hour parties con
tuucd ta arrive bringing presents with v hirn
in deck most magnificent Christmas tree.
There was doubtless more than four hundred
dollar, worth Of glfi, and ludsin. from the
appearance oi the audience there was five
hundred dollar, worth Of JOY. pleasure and
good cheer. The meeting Na> called "a
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-12-28
,,.uy New Ideas

the home cure Of diseases, ss Of value
Y how NJ 10 treat them. and many Dr. Kaufman.
= ,Ss Medical LED al" Work elegant oisay
Send R I've 2 Mass, and receive copy nv
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DR.. Phillips Lecture.

The lecture of DIR. Geo A Phillips, be-
- tho Temperance meeting on Sunday
evening last. was a fair and disPassiOnate,
So, able and ineontrovertibie ssiemsTr of
~, de temperance question Hf(dss''ed his
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-12-28
rne Country.

avsr lived anytlrle IN the
Mho that . must ms have heard Of the virtues
80 $500, eI' ma y ! blood purifier. BuRpoch
Y $3.50 $3.50. arising ON impure blood so
- "a i liver OK kidasyS Price si''-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-12-28

- Look at the list of of the articles and prices
Watches at $ 90 and upwards
Gold and Plated Sets Jewelrv from SO to
Bar Pins from 5c 10 $3.50.
Cuff Bib Pins from3 to
Sevee Buttons from DC to $3.50.
Plated hahn, from to $1,000.
Shawl Pin, roml to $50
fine Of Bracelets all styles $500
Emblem Pins Lains and Locket, all prices
4 FROM 10
Solid Silver Ware il Silver Plated
variety Of Vases Toilet SETS Card Coffee AMI Mcc
threns Mugs Shaving Mugs, Russia Leather Jewel Cases, Glove
Handkerchief Collar \ B.Nc
Ladies Gents Wallets Purses.
Pocket Cutlery, CompnSScs, Drinking Cups
other -
q Of
us that useful
still have the usual run ~racr- Glasses.
e C1uMr
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The Safest W ay

ne safest and sures' wa way !. e furnished lT by
Youthful color Of the nan ;a ! i ~ deseryedly
popular = from lis superior cleanliness
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.., change 81. .4..s. .a .a, ,a.a. .,,,
arrg,.,! ..r attention. aud ,4-.,...,... a ,,.,,
:4raut.. h.; q d nnuu,.
u "-' "'' 'ar o.. ''.'. 80 '.' .i''' Sill. 7
.i--a. '..' eye. t.' '.' -ifa. gaps '''t yea
.t ..r .f.'- '"' y iA'..N iA."'-l 'at'
i'' '-I'' generations -''t ..''" '''t a.t-.@-
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4. i>ts ;. u..r. fir t.a..r. i.ya- III.
$50 Years. Again. 81 DIT e,rt.. as ,ae FAM
.s ......, a. ,.. ,a> Iii, vi l~fu.ar ...l, ,..
'., .aN ..'' % 1850.
- H.fa '-e i4fu,> ut jos, Pl''tN. Ire,
h''''''' N'r'.'.' iA'i.'N names "h''" A's'
- '''''
',' census ''' gone ave one ana VA.
-i'. ."' '.A'. ,"' ~ y ~
Mn. familiar name. en-, ,,.,. ,...p b,J
u.......4. existence. and o., .n, .smr mum
rcsn- u.r. ,a4n t~va', families, now re-
...,l p. rae smallest minimum, 4u4 ~.'l-
IN '>'tr-.} Il. ltip,'l4tt rae name.
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Here is "a deal % complaint that potl-
..- 80, ru"us 1aly. 10" about tine
--, 'aeoN. nos"
i,ea war -oio4," democrat, swallow
Va party p...-a compound @: ..pa.ys-
... ~ >4ula, ana Free R.m"-vthout
vn face. ANYTHING Co beat
b. H..ouoau,." even ii their rel. gion sue
e. -a,.r politics.
.,- ,'.o" ',a-'.'- ~ -. 30 =;
.'''' 1,i,,.. If man
'''
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Ia. lraiIon OF The History OF Fast
>nrrs Il r'. D'''l "a y l',T .5,' =, :, u
illness 3. p. AAihof' for months me man
->efipt -''
printer
C. " III ihS' ma 'olEni lhe hirA.
Black, ala. ia, Lof'' alias fh'Ip Moon
lot The s- .hefeupon Is estimated at
1000 cords.
Since il was the nrjie and
.'" .r ,sy-Da,er. ma, me
nai1 I'M, hi,t.>. tx 4. town" At bis death
vb.rb orr',rr. ~. q 50 taxed. il appeared
mat b. did MOI .4er A.doliar to hi, name.
srk mo " AD.n,s
store. hal. brok,, aeu 4 hi fingers.
-. ....r G " Uutchipys
ei al have hou-a, kIin-wood coaster.
Thir, wears ago. -'sl-r' * kHn-"o' d, was
regarded a. a me..t. ,nf .oyment. II mas
grown into a repu,4..e a-etess, WITH money
Ia bu, II !. var, -.tl abrk. The wear
and tear Of kiin-woo- -.4>.. < wiz use one
up about as quick a, fon plantation
would a healthy nrgra. a ,AFefy times.
The numerous ''thanN-' harms ,'aaLis ~ me
road, make it abominao-e shlNs, ou' II
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-12-28

r. cleanliness indeed be next to Go ,,,-..
IL ei tnau Of no one that is doing more
ns'T n,o ap this virtue than James Pa Ps's'
to pIOtt the introduction Of MS Pear me
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-12-28

School IN Dist No. commenced Dee
10, Mr.. john X. Hooper Of Franklin, iearh-
er. Mr.. Hooper has given good ~at>tac' on
Ia former terms talgAt IN TIA, district, and
We presume he viii tin, time.
Mr.. Vim. Byard, Of SeIgv.ck. COM
menced school Dec. IL, At :. ". Harbor.
Ms, Rebecca Hatch is teaching school
al Oc.auvl.ie.
MIR John t. Small commenced school
Dec. 4, in district No. 81.
School IN district No. 6 commenced
Dec. IS. Mr.. Wm. ). PAy,on, of Hope,
teacher.
MIR Geo. ". SpofTord is teaching school
on "Siiusou's Neck"
School IN district No. >, on Little Deer
Isle commenced Dec. I.
School on Beach Island, taught by
Miss Carrie ). Splnuey, closed Dec. !, after
very successful term, or We need not say
'succe ssfui" Tor We never heard OF school
taught by her, but what was successful.
We do not hesitate TO call her a. good a
teacher a, there is IN town. She Is now
teaching another term in district No. !.
Brig "Castalia" commenced, Dec. 10,
10 load ..ore" from the Deer Isle mine for
Swansea. Wales.
The Deer Isle Consolidated Mining Co.
have suspended work for the present.
Last Saturday night dee. 100 large
crowd serenaded Mr. and Mrs Winfield l..
I Greenlaw. who were recently married.
MIR. and Mrs. Caleb Paris, Of South
[ Deer Isle. received rousing serenade last
/ Monday night.
MIR. and Mrs VIM +. Torrey, and son,
I left here Monday for Bristol, X. l. Mr..
/ Torrey will then 90 to Baltimore to join
steam Yacht Clean, bound for Florida.
Alison X Warren left here for Kent's
/ Hill to attend school, Monday, Dec. 1
/ Dec. u. ). ,.
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-
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iN' President "'' appointed N---'''.>
= N''''. ?"''ma'..f AZ ELLSWORTH , ais
Ih.e ga DECIDED honm H 'h' ma.ri.
m'na. m,rkc, ha' pr h'il steal, AS THE
sl0a.A Z, tally r4aa. 3. 81, demand
T...,,-., =, ,........ Gill;. ....,,. ,.... ..,,
ob..t ,...-..t Il. ..r F., Fr,,.. .n
Christine. evening. r,,.r, , .,,.. ,.u.r.
The sale suI ,apa,r h.i 2, a.. h-a-
s. >oH.'y. JAG. week. VA, = grand -n0.'.~.
'ar ~ receipts am..arr- % ,.m..aas
o,cr $500
Can. u. N.Tsrlrl made j amen,
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AMI ma"' O.; a-r ..'.l,H. improved 'A' "P-
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IA D. Hs. ,T-4.. FORMERLY - B..N,
r.r- ar.u.a .l P.r.4u. aa> aH.Ir ..-
r.,.r.. .-.pf 1920 ...a.., va..a Pa, confined
4 r. -s t.. t..,. fly -s,,s.. weeks.
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-12-28

.eparat, q ticle- asa e. most hair dyes, IN -in
gle combination; and experienced wholesale drug
gi.ts who have handl d all the various dyes, pFos
nouBce 1t TIE BESI single preIlarat 'H t'r cha z
ING tha color ~ NE hair which has ever been
brought g. cir notice.
Pi.I,E 80 { MS. satsf5ctiu nguar1n tecd in
ever case or the ma e, refunded. Prepared
only b, DrG W. THOMPSON, Rockland Me. Sold
bv All dealers.
Usfd cxtenslrel by ladies, many buying a. high
dozen bottles q time. lNrcoWl6
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-12-28

J Young. old, and m'aa ..aps,s BY using
1omen get health and s'isNs -
RYusn's Iron Buters'
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-12-28

1t !, a ZI,4t pleasure g. recon-! 'le zen.
erols deed, ot d -eY,rn-, people, ~,
ta', bad lrrquc4, occasion lur.a. the pas,
five wear, Ne speak of rue a,--ui,, ut ,a-
people II North >tl.vllA toward their Pas
,or. Rev. JOS II IAyor.
Wien ,h~ great enterprise vi h4s,Ila. 4
hal. va, under. tAyn b, 'ni- small eommua4-
-. i seemed inevitable tLAt other objects
mast suffer for d time, but au the active
promoters Of The hail show their ayprec.t-
'Ion of ID, Go>pe! Ministry hy their .u-
creased .lb,ril,y. Ihry seem ID realize
iAr truth Of the Scup'urc-"t here !, that
>rt,'rrp,t and Vet .uerea>etI' \ large
number 81 friend, visited tae parsonage ou
Ia4F>Lat evening. Dec. Il, and len a large
supply IF flour. groceries and provisions. a.,
evidences % their care i1r those wuo minis
fer IN nl.y things May they realize that
IT ., more blessed 90 give than 'o receive"
j, the :rrcnJ wish Of the gra,yi.. recipients,
Of their favor.
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STATE OF MAINE,

HANCOCK ss;-Court of Probate, Ellsworth
December Tenn. a. J.. lNs9
u on he foregoing Petition, ORpERED - Tn Il
sal Miiowrr give public notice all D rsors in
tere7teh, by causing copy Of is order to be
pub lshed Ihrce weeks stcces-iVe. In the II 8
wo ID Ame' lean newspaper ullshed in II ;.
wort IN said County. that hey may appear at a
Court [ rebate for said county 10 be held n
Ellsworth on The FIRST Wednesday in Jan. next,
at ten u the clock in the forenoon and show cause
II rs tHey lave, why the same should not be
z nted.
3wJs PARKER TUCK, Judge.
A ties CHAs. p DoRg. Register.
true copy tttest .-CHAs. Z DORR, Register.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-12-28

To the Honorable Judge at Probate for the County
OF Hancock.
r III uU,l4r-i gueti, Widnwer 81 Abigail r Grtnda
late of Pehob-cut in -si County, decra- a. re-,
specially represents, that said deceased died
possessed Of Per-.. al Estate, an IA. cuturg "a
which has lace duly returned into the Probate
Onr, that H. r-uIn-L inc,, rCn,.er IL neses,ar1
that hc should hs more OF said Personal
Estate than he j. emitted o. On "A distribution
thereof, he therefore prays that your Honor
would grant him >uc allowance 0ut II said
Personal tate ia your discretion you may
determine Necessary and prope,.
IsRA II T.. GRINDAL.
November 8, 1882
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-12-28

THE subscriber hcrchy gives public notice to al
! concerned that she has been duiy appointed, and
has taken upuu herself the trust ~ an AdmHt-trdt
the estate of tt-tr-c Mich las late Of EucA-
port III the county of Hancock, -ter ,iarHpr
deceased, uy giyl
bond ~ tAe iAw directs. the the efuFe requests
$40 persons ho an indebted ID the said ecea &
t- e-tat, o. H..kr immediate payment, su,i tlort.
who have any demand thereon D. exhibit the same
for payment
LUCINDA NJ NICHOLAS.
december d, / -. 8W5I
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-09-14

JoHN COMaINs.
AN OPEN INsULT.-EditOrS Irib-
Mae.'-Last week | entered at the
fair here lot of pictures and was
directed by on of the committee to
hang them in the fine art department
of the fair house anywhere | might
choose, so long as the pictures were
grouped together. Consequently |
hung them where l thought best,
although there is really no choice of
of position where | hung them, but
for some reason best known to a
favored few, my pictures were
thrown out Of the fine art depart
ment to make room for display of
oil paintings, etc, and were placed
in the fruit and flower part of the
house, where the inferior light would
not be so detrimental to the exhibit
of fruit and flowers as it would be
to the display of pictures-pictures
requiring the best of light.
Why did | rot complain at the
time? | did, 10 a deputy superin-
tendent--he being the only person
present to whom | could appeal
and | was authorized 10y him to pull
down another exhibitors pictures
and hang mine in place of his, which
was course too repugnant for any
person having the slightest degree
Of scnsitiveness or regard for the
rights of another. If | had acted
on the impulse of the moment, and
by the direction of counsellors,
should have instantly taken my
pictures out of the fair.
1t appears fair play was not enter
tanned for moment, for my entry
was the first made, and if prefer
ment of place could be claimed at
all it should be by virtue of fore
stallment of entry. should not
have complained in the least if my
pictures were retained in the art
department--but being the first
pictures entered and to have them
thrown out, is an insult without eX.
cuse or justification. More anon.
ID. JENKINS.
Mineral Point Sept, l2th, 1882.
UNPHoNETIC-The following, Civ
en- us by one of the best scholars in
the city, are quite auphonetic in
spelling
SPILLED. PRONOUNCED.
|. Cho'mOndcly, Chomley.
,. Majoribanks, Marshbanks.
J, CoCkhum, Coburn
t. MNinuaring, Maunering,
;. Elgiu and elliott, is hard.
&, Clifford and Nigel, g is soft,
:. Johnston, T is silent.
s. MolyucauX, MolinooY.
Q. Vaux, I sounded.
10. DcsNauN, 4 mute.
II. Dc7crcauN,
Il. Kcr. Berkeley, r like In far
10. Waldegravc, Drop 2nd syllable
II. Blyth, Drop the u.
10, Dylwyn, Dillun.
Ii. Monsou, Con ngham, ,f.,
Monckton, PonSouby, i"N'
Il. Blount, Blunt,
IS, Buchau, Buckau,
10. Brauclerk, Bocarc
20, WcmyscS, Weems.
p. HEREFORD, lis cIided
-. Strachan, Strawn.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-09-14
A Profitable Little Farm.

The Santa Ana Herald has the follow
ing, which illustrates what can be nc
complshcd on n small farm in Cali
fornia:
Mr.. Jeremiah Sanders, who lives on a
farm in the Gospel Swamp settlement,
informs us that last month he sent a
sufficient qu'ntity of eggs to San Fran
cisco to bring him seventy dollars, over
and above all expenses. He clears a
thousand dollars a year from bis little
farm Of thirty acres This shows what
a man can do in California. BY attend
ing strictly TO the minor matters about
the farm, money is to be made at all
times, and more especially in such a
prolific valley rs this, where everything
tlourishes and attans perfection. In
drirying and the raising of fowls and
pigs, money is to be made at all times.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-09-14
NEXT SUNDA Y.

Al the NJ. +. church the service
will be conducted in the morning by
Rev, n. Coad; in the evening by
DR., II. +. Mix.
Ar the 7. NJ. church, by Rev. c.
Dawson the topics will be, in the
morning, "rhe Burning Bush"
which Moses saw and what it means;
IN the evening, at : o'clock, the
Sayior's sweet invitation to the I'M
happy to obtain Crest Of Soul
Matt. NJ, ..
Al Trinity church lay service will
be conducted by DR.. Il. d. Puff ord;
Rev. NJ. Chase is out of the city or
sh ort vacation.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-09-14
List of Petit Jurors,

STATE or WISCONSIN, IOWA COUNTY crHCuI
COURT.
Pursuant to notice, the following named per
sons were regularly drawn at the Clerks otc.
in the village of Dodgcville, County and stti,
aforesaid on the fourth day of Septembe A
d. 1882, TO serve as Petit Jurors for the Octo
Der term OF said Court, commencing Tuesday
The third lay OF October, A. ID, 1892, at II u,
A. NJ, viz
Edward leonard, Moscow,
Allen B!ynn, Arena,
Matthew Rogers, DOdgcvillc,
Hugh Spencer, Eden,
VIM. CoIdwcl, Arena,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-09-14

of the principle on which floating
in water depends: that is, that more
water must be displaced than would
weigh the same as the object dis
placing it. This was al very well,
as far as it went, but another con
trivance was needed to enable it 10
rise and sink in the water at pleas
ure. This end was supposed to be
served in two ways. Down through
the center of the air.chambers, but
not communicated with them, was
an elastic pipe, called a s;phuncle.
| don't mean to say that the Cephal
called it that think siphon would
be a more likely name to give it, as
the tube entered the cavity of the
animals heart to draw out the dense
fluid which partly filled it, leaving
behind the air; so you can guess how
the arrangement acted.
Surely no poet or philosopher ever
dreamed of anything more marvel
Gus or interesting than the actual
history of this primeval Cephalopod
whose air-chambers and siphon and
other wonders untold, meets all hui
man ideas of continuance for the
purposes designed to serve, and form
striking examples of adaptations of
means to ends, prevailing through
out nature; impressing the convic-
ton of the great designing "First
cause" Early Fishes in our next.
Respectfully, etc.
JoHN CoMMINs.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-09-14

with an absolute certainty of
curing you.
ZOPESA from BraziD cures
Dyspepsia and BiliouSness. A
single dose relieves; u sample
bottle convinces; n 10 cent
bottle cures.
1t acts directly upon the
stomach. Liver, and Kidneys.
Cleansing, Correcting, Reg
ulating, Zopesa gives energy
and vim to the Brain. Nerve,
and Muscle, simply by work
ing wonders upon the Diges-
ton, and giving activity to
tho Liver.
Cut this out, take it to any
dealer in medicines, and get
at least ono 10 cent bottle OF
Zopesa, and tell your ncighbor
how it acts 1t is warranted
TO cure Dyspepsia and Bill
io0sncss.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-09-14

A REwARD-Of one dozen "Tea
berry" to any one sending the best
four line rhyme on "Teaberry," the
remarkable little gem for the teeth
and breath. Ask your druggists for
address. Sold by Motfe,t.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-09-14
The Tribune Directnru
PHYSICIANS.
II. VI. Gill, NJ, ID.
DIR. III, T.. Mix,

physician AND SURGEON, Linden vi. A.,
csns both day and night promptly attenisd q, All
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-09-14
notice.!

Having been ordered by my ply
sicians to seek a change of climate
on account of ill-health, all persons
indebted to me, whether by note or
book account, are requested to call
on me and settle. This is a matter
of necessity. n. TREwEEK.
%
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-09-14

Read T. A. Chapman e. Co.'S ad-
vertisement on 5th page. They are
receiving large quantities Of Dry
Goods for al the different depart
ments, dress goods, cloaks, ETC., etc.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-09-14

UNPHoNETIC,-The following, Civ
en- us by one of the best scholars in
the city, are quite aoaphonetic in
st,all;pr,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-09-14

WANTED-An apprentice in my
barber shop. A good, diligent boy
is what | need. Apply Immediately.
If. SAM'L HARRIS.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-09-14

Dry WooD FOR SALE-Leave your
orders at the City Livery Stable.
34ml keller Il PRIDEAUX.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-16
rrKOtENN MARKErS

liverpool Sept. l5-2 D. m.-PorK-Prme Mo- Eastern
lU2- Western. 81 ucra nt
steady, at -, short iilO steady a.
steady ~ Short Gear steady 70 Hams CaE
d9i Shoulders du al 90. Beef-ndla Mess dull
lou Extra Mess nuneg AZ 100 PIme Ness on
LaU-Pilme western Gun az 81 6L IallOw-Pn CltJ
steady a. A+OL IurDenunc-oUuts steady al 81 Rosin
Fuedu 10; Common steAlyj 6L Cners mercau Choce
dun Al %. LArd Oh urn. %. kOur-ExtTa state. duI
al -. Wneat-No l hlte steady Al 9lld No sprung,
duu at . Id Winter New Western Corn 4
Mixed dun al ID. Tor oiG spiuts Turpenuno LoaA
don steady NJ $500
LIVERPOOL sept lo-2 y. m-PrOvsOns- l5O3d. f0r
ExtrA tndla Ness PORK lO2. per DOl fOy Prime Meas,
Bacon 80 d. per cwL Tor Long Clear Mldcs 20. foc
short Clear Middles Lard. Sod per Americana
Al I'd per cwt cheese 56 0d
best gra0es AmerCdn- Renned Petroleum per gall
Ion.
LFkRtCoL, sept l0-2.3O n-hresdsu1s steady Fl0Qr
lU@l-. per GENITAL Tor estern. Wheat stc az "a voc
eenta Tor average California nte. sd 1894 Tor CaOr,
nla Club. Hbd9o0d. for Red Winter h0deild for ked
Westensprng Corn. d9d per cenal for old Mixed WesV
LIVERPOOL Sept 5-The receipts OF Wheat for the past
three days were eenIas including sQ2 wv American