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yorxo Mrs-sUNIoN PRAYER MEETING
Rev aouSD 4 r hhi Dixon preached an interesting
sermon to young men ,,,hi Al ''IT These meetings
tist church lasi nighi' nm will nreach
grow in interest. Mr. J,nuJ ahnpch % tb;s after.
at the Second Baptist ennIrn ,h, :, 'S'o o,cIoet
noon al a O'Clock and tonight @s0s'ocS'
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,,;,Sr AMERICAN RAILWAr3h rhe.e 9eeS signal.
i coMPANA 2a Al ii2il Main ,irff ,irsfay ifSy M
ss " ~ Ss sns Ss?e Il
railway, Is g,rasPIi9c.hi1l ras@ichl % pEhEcTRlc EA'L"A
oc Sam
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At the Industrial Depository. No. 22l
Main street. next 10 the corner u Third
r,fre,hmcnt, will bee offered ior sale o.
day and until 100 clock i. VI.
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Sunday Excursions.

The Richmond and Allegheny railroad l.
still running the sunday excursion train t.
Srott.yille. II will not be discontinued
until due notice i given.
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BRowN's IRON Rrvrrps
TIE SECRET

OF the universal success OF
BROWNS IRON BITTERs
Is simply This; II IS the bes, Iron preparation ever
MADE; Is compounded on Thoroughly scientific
''''uic"' AID medicinal principles, and dos ms,
"hA' Is claimed FOR it--no more and no ;ess.
ny thorough and sapid assimilation with tho
mood Ii reaches every par. Of the system. healing
purifying and Strengthening. Corrnc,,c,r., -, .
i'undA'ion,ii builds up and restores lost health
ID no Other way can lasting benefit be obtained.
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AND sIX HUNDRED OTHER tsLf L A-'
VALUABLE PREsENIN'


ffffA TO bLA a
- -,, D.. obtained a. fol-
@ iyi - ~ DANID'~ PflIi NpNt ,'..
.-.'f ~ T. DARK BROWN Ni'P!f'., a. r..
80 ,,r.,-.fr- until YOU have ~ L. 80 ,.i,i..in ned
b.. ,.-. ..f 'our euNtiOpe.. Mhlt- - - ~ whom
vpFT oF CHARGE from the t,t.i directions
80. '.v ne san: follow the lI 'liiTS" gor 100
i'e n.s l, 49, viii ie no trouble. I.TIfrTR
leit-A "4 ~, MI rcliye tickets X Nm d.
TTiISyl.rIis5 ~ pTS COST YOU NoIHlN"' W yive
m ,,,ve DO not SILL tneD,,;i D,,;it,sT i-~E
-isr- e. Won f,r using our soap. TAI-NDRl
SGAp- -T--F DAN1D'S FElHb r. nothing 10
soap Hfs4r ia mind tiat a." rr Vour money
o-e. You get FULL NAI1tt +. The LARG Isl,
St,l ShYg i,Ssr tys ~ ItST. ne LONGhSi svFII-
1nih;artESs " tr'8SIiiNG. sWEtLtSt mist
MIL iFSltr,sT Ri'BHlNG SQArr iINTi MILL.
tscV - YofF Isl 1T ~. MIR WAY
.1Ns VsF IT. AND ill., ,,rE THINK
" tTfiT GFT OUR MONEl -, - tor vou none
OF n 10 soap ever diu {" 1t ,,iu be positive
ever VII Every 9,1S PTlS;T1 - WRArPkkSS,
y gl.tL ans:I,}. pI,FR- TlCkEI>i VTTiCKFTS
- 4vD ,"r,Hn1 A. ANDTHEk. S,n ,rn1,tZF SOAP
iti;ttrHirD = yUkS ONE. DAY IL 1ti@iifv and is
4, AE1.FR than any other Oh 's,t,dfy use TRY
sdsrtcd for either Toilet 81 ,,0f he necessary
IT. YOCLx In to receive prese.sdi r. - sny sS
~ StJod u. - them viii be ioi"'it - - ,,cti1ns
or the NVaelh,s =, ,hen on receipts o. H.. -, Iave q
tS1y ehiltiS~ pr,V NOW. livery oIs oI,.is - NJ once
nOs - s seisn, l,,istinas theI TnT MID
,'eAsI 'a 80 sD,sn. Buy MORk min soar M
FoP IMNFDIATE Isf5, = T9F BEST IN
rf"yLS ", VII IKlvfR MADE, Lor sac ~ Ivour %r
NLtI IMfSl - - raons.v-wOrth go9o. a. n.t{Ty
bfSotfs ssspnf teep II. or viii n", k.S kS, vnlesS
"a, Ae,nts. No communicative
astuu A. enclosed
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ABOUT FIVE Our OF EVERY NINE W., " HITS ,,i
Nry YOr MEET IL RIcnsoND AXE ,.a,, D,;iS
ouEsr for non-payment oil the capi'a''0n
tax for 1881.
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How Keeping One Good Article Sells
Other Goods.

II Won want 10 see lively busine,-. drop
in AT T. L. Ccr,ley's. Manchester, @.
=. Montro,e Whi,key l. his leading article.
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GENERAL Tom THuMB.-Generai ION
thumb and his wife will be in kichihonn li,l
next wednesday, and the young ioihs WIN
be sure TO witness his unique entertain
,nnnfs
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ABOUT FIVE OFT or EvEgY NlNE WHITE
AIEN Yor MEET IN RICHMOND ARE DEiIN-
orENr for non-payment Il The capiiation-
tax FIR ISL
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..Sf. F.feDEic."

Joseph VI. Blair, grocer, SO Main street
has a genuine Bordeaux claret al S4.C q
case OF twelve quart-bOttle>.
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DIV EsiDEND>.

DNlpENp'
MEROHANTs AyD Mr0uA"IC-1
IN~rRANfT COMPANY uF VIRGINIA.
~. l2fi MNN -TRLFT.
RICHMOND. W. Oct 'hrr l3. f~e- J
4 dividend of = l4r clnf. uu the ctpi ai .f.fh
nf flI- company vlH fc PAID o. ur -tD'N4nf ier-
~ IfQt 10 IiON un pr.-.ut1tlon 80 Ih'If scrip
80 tH. office oI lnl ater -Ali kDAl. li'n
b.fn.tr. i-~s.
IyoiIcr 90 tIo FNccn'iv, Committee.
T.. T. BROOKE.
oc l4-if Ntif'
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20 DEARBORN AvRNUHJ

70 DEAGBORN AvRNUH)
CHICAGO, November Z. I
have been great sufferer from very weak
stomach heartburn, and dyspepsia IN It's worst
iofin' Nearly everything l ate gave me distress.
and could eat but little. have tried everything
recommended have taken the prescriptions Of a
dozen PHYSICIANS, bu; got no relief until took
BROWNS IRON BITTEnS. / feel none Of the Old
troubles and am a new man. am getting much
stronger and feel iiret-Iate. am railroad eugi-
uecr'and now make my ,rips regularly. canno.
say too much IN praise Of your wonderful med-
cine. d. MACK
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RICHMOND AND AILEGHANY RAILROAD
Al the meeting of the Board OF Director, Of
the Richmond and Allegheny Railroad
Company held in New York on Tue'day
last. Mr.. A. Y. stokes. Of thi, city, and Mr.
Nyron Z. Bush. ~ Buffalo. y. y. were
elected members OF the directory. The re-
port of the bu,ine>, OF the road was highly
gratifying, and the outlook Tor The fuller
Development Of the resources u the James
River Valley in the early future was con-
,idcrcd to bevery promising. With ample
resources already assured for the prompt
payment OF the interest on it, bonded DEBT,
and to push forward contemplated nm
provcmcnt>. and with q daily increasing
Ias>ouger and freight traffic, the road j.
now in fair way to accomplish all that it,
warmc,t friend, hoped for When it WIS
built.
The Examining Committee, consisting OF
A.Y. stokes. John H. Montague, :. II.
Lcschcr, Isaac Davenport. Jr., and }. /.
>choolcrait have thi, week passed over
The entire line and the Lexington branch.
and report the roadway. bridges. build
ing-. and other property OF the company III
excellent condition.
The November meeting of the Board ol
Director, Of the company will be held IN
I tli, city.
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ABOUT FIVE OUT or EVERY NRE WHITE
NEN N0U MEET Is RICHN0ND ARE DELlN-
crENT for non-payment Of the calitation-
tax for ISL
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TIN MILD yot elective action - T>ERATT's
~ELTzER APEEIENT upon lie stomach and how
cl- comm, 3, .t most highly O. ih' most delicate
no less than O. he mos' y'garau- constitutions.
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-,,ln,uNiII.srRATOR's |, NOTICE.

A ;.de,,ed 20 the estate .,.i o.
EiiizasETH TALB0TJ' .ss,s,isSeSi ssle1iSeSi Any pr
;ssaesIed % make pro,Ispt said deeedeni OF sy.
Laylng claim ,bs sse same 10 due fer1 fer1Gar i9r p''
hrBf. q Et,<af,t IA Talb0tt, oeeO"D
q I2-ood3f
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POLICE CoURT.-The following cases
were disposed Of Yesterday:
Tbomae Byrncs wa, fined - for viola
tinr the ordinance in reference TO the city
Scaycnger. ~,
.iXtv day, FOR stealing a mocking-bird ana
cage from +. =. Turner. $500,
John Fray>er lcolorcd) was fined >2.50
,or .tr,ting Albert Peterson with 4 rock.
icnFcNey. charged with being drunk.
Georgc Bethel lcolored). tre:passing
upon thc premises o. ana a,'5'iI,hs u AZ an
thony REYNOLDS. Bethel and Reynold.
,yerc both rcqnired to give surety to be Of
future good behavior ,., ..,.;n.
y Matt Rudd. charged with as,aulilng
and Threatening TO Kill his wife. He was
nIaced Ma, under bond- to keep the peace Tor
twelve months. ,, nth
Willie and Eliza scott. charged wlth
keeping a disrepuiable house. was sem 10
iail in default Of surety.
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The WEATHER YESTERDAY was cloudy
and with slight fall Of rain.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 4. NJ. 81:
? y. NJ, -; noon. So; 3 =. NJ, 90; G p.
NJ, 80; midnight, -.
Mean temperature SO.
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CONSTIPATION,

" other disease g. SD prevalent in tti- :
= country a- Constipation. ana no TclnedN =
-. itt. estr elualicd thr celebrated kiDNEI- :
WORT as cure. Whatever the cause. how
= ever ol.fiuat, .lc case. Ri, remedy VIII l
= overcome ~.
PILF~-This distressing compl iut i very !
: 4ni o. De complicated win Cun-tipauon ,
.kIUNFY-N OET strengthens the weakened =
: parts. and quickly cures sll SlAd, oi lIlc,'
e If you have either Of these troubles
: Piice, - C>k Druggists ~"
NEY-W ORT.
: Zoe 1o-Tu.TAtv W SsatAp3l
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WEATHER REPORT

INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, partly cloudy weather
ana local rains, winds shifting 70 south and
west, stationary or slight rise IN tempera-
lure IN northern portion, and lower b.
rOmeter.
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R,HNo.p. VA. october -. l--f.
hI~~OITIION OF CO-PARfNER-
F~HTP. The nlm heretofore rHi ting under
De, .f5lr of i.FlBI RMIrU 4 Miilil~tk s..
this liV dl--oivts ny mutial 'us.ut, l.. lilBl z
NJ % fe-' .ue from tis ira. tliAllf~ MILL
HIST R .-urpt- an lithiiuc- 81 the rnnrefu. snl
/. suthorizad d, collect an debts doe iDe bi a 1u'
-len fhc Lrm-nlfnr In rtticiuent II til Lccyui =.
RANK LEiBfRMt Ili,
CHARLES MIILlii~EF
Tho uuifr-fruai VII continue The huslne-- cf
NIIOfE~ DEALER RIS SFfD-lEAf AND
-PtNI~n TOBACCO on hIs own tcc"IDi fut
respectfully elt- tir cIutinu1ncr q g." liberal
.truns e. bestowed un tIc old ffiu.
HAVING. discontinue the Wanniactur' oi r.Ftt-.
Tul.lrfl-e Yut NV stock of CIGARS ni htl. t
-,.l.....I r.ri.s- .tUARIF~ NiIIill0rE.
sO. 1907 Main -irrt-
e.14-Gt Richmond ~.
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A...t latest subjects in PAINTINGS, ENGEA-
WINGS. and OLEoGBAPH>:
N.w PICTURES con, family arriving;
Plush aad GOLD FRAMES,
BRONZE FRAMES.
GILT and BRONZE CORNICE>.
ALBUMS iL Russia. six. and Plu-l;
FA~tL> for rarlor and mantel;
frvP- and MANTEL-MIRROR>
Walnut and EBONY BRACKETS;
nKTHDAY-CA and PANELS;
sEToTlFE FSGRAN1NG>;
,NEoNoS lu frame. 2zX3o. at>l;
.Nlo FRAMES from 20 cents upwarl-ti'y diff
ftrtlr .rvie>:
FRAMES made T. order ~ loves; figures iu the
a-v L.LEWI>.
80, g12 Nsiu street.
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DAvIDs PRIZE SOAP 90"
v,,er AVENUE, NEW YORK
LORD 4 pAckhAM' A0rSrs'
BALTIMORE, MD.
- -oosOe4.7,II,I4,le,zl
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BROWNS IRON BlTTERs

docs not contain wAi.key or alcohol, and viii no,
biackcn TIE teeth or cause headache and coustipa-
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Ur~7INGs COURT.-The entire time Of the
Uu.iin.,, Court-Jud-c George l.. Chris
t;an-wa, occupied yesterday in hearing
tbc ca,e of CYRUS Bo,,icuX on an appeal
from the Police Justice, who imposed Il
fine upon him Tor one OF hi wagons,
heavily loaded, passing over macadamized
streets. Hon. \. VI. Kelley represented
tic city. and Major Robert >tilc, appeared
., counsel for Vi. Bo>NeuX. The ca'e
was argued at great length L. 10 the ies.llty
4 the ordinance and submitted. Inc
Court reserved H. decision.
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II WILL CURE
DYSPEPSIA,
INDIGESTION.
HEARTBURN.
SLEEPLE>%Ess,
DIZZINESS.
NERVOUS DEBILITY.
WEAKNESS. &c.
Usc only BROWNS IRON RiTTER> made hy
Brown Chemical Company, Baltimore. Crossed
rcd hue> and trademark on wrapper.
Joe l4-codlwl
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AMUsEMENTs.
RICHMoSD THEATRE-To-DAY.

AMUSEMENTS.
DICHM0ND THEATRE-TO-DAY.
SATURDAY MATINEE AND NIGHT.
MrJAMEs O'NEIIL will srpe.r in bss world
renowned Performance of JEAN RENAUD in thc
great lniOu-S-fuarc Theatre Success.
CELEBRATED CASE.
as played by Nr. O'NcBl goo nights - Iaion-
square Thesire. New York. aud produced hsve By
permissi0n Of 4. M. Palmer: in which char.cier
he stands without rival.
MATINEE. ~ p. VI.
Matinee admission. % aud Soc: reserved seats,
15c. Evening prices usual
Theatre will be closed Monday and rgessay
oc li-It*
PICHMOND THEATRE.
II. +. JACoBs.................... M,magar
SYLVESTER BLEEkRR.
RepreSeniative Gcnerar Tom Thumb.
POSITIVELY FOUR DAYS ONLY.
WEDNEsDAY, THURSDAY. FRIDAY. AND
sAGl RDAl. OCTOBER Is. 10. %. 2l
EVERY AFTERNOON AND ENESfNG.
GENERAL TOM THUMB.
WIFE. AND ENTIRE TROUPE OF
BRILLIANT ARTISTS.
NEWELL, WINSTON, BINGHAM.
MARVELLOUS MIDGFTS.
TRAINED CANARY BIRDS.
NENTRiLoQCisA. PREsrIDIGi1AIloN.
/ Admission, 10 and 20 cents: choice seat. 10
cents extra. Doors open al 1:30 and 4. VI.
/ daily.
Choice selts now on sale at Ramos & Moscs' and
al Theatre. Oc li-1t
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ABOUT FIVE OUT OF EVERY NINE WHITE
NrN Yor Met u RICHMOND ARE DELIN-
QrESr Tor non-paymcnt OF the capitation-
TX fnr ISL.
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FOR EExT.

TOR RENT, TIE "tLII TON ~.
4 UOT~F." ueNly furnished lut iu nIre'r- k--A
dor. n il located ou F.uIf.'uh street. nsin H'r
IrarbII.i and R.ss -;r,rt.. IDd ldl inIh- ur Hii-
't.Ili.u To p,od. careful t.nr'. th r.h.
b. SELDOM 1Afin'.
orii E..l nt' '@ent .ni Nnf,lD.''-.
NOR Rent. TIE Nl'E. 'iA-T
L TRtLLN-I ot.IFD it.o--t t'l. L1--
-Nb-Gf~FifI 81 BRIO. DWELLING So. b. -
north .pfI .fic'r. r.1Lt. lng t,l room ih ''i-.
'''''' n. ~TAPIT> s. CO..
,.r!-1t ND.il.3 AlIn .'.f...
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WANTED, PURCHASERS FoR N ~.
w TRAFAMiI.Y ara -rrEKfl M nL3t X
c, rvtn fTrfvoTIrY. ORCHARD. and hkkDs--
CRIs> sefD sEED WHEAT and oAI- -li
: ii,s'.t.t1G NiF Al. TALIAFfERD Co,
/ -. - lo-cod III -onih INeuiE .tfefi.
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PD2 2 b "A y y !! J PO? B.
j. l. 4 W II D. u
luD a = II Odd
PPP RER II III EEE
7 Pr,! rE EnF ri H Z Z Err
Z II t
p / L II III ZEE
ssSss 90 A. rPrn
e>>~. @ O AAA PFF
O OA =
'>,>N OpA =

t~sS INDUCENENT FOB EVERY FAMILY
ND HOUSEHOLD To J>E
DAVID- PIIZT LAUNDRY -oAP'
We aEE CONG To HAVE AGEAND 'iiI'i@4 .
NA~ FESTIVAL DECEMBER 20, le--' ~
wHICHwE SHALL GIVE AWAY IitE
FOLLOWING
- r,r.F-l N-T-.
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FoUK Coon MOl LDEE.
w ON r'rr -t..- f.r \ .I .t lH
WITHIN E-I s ott. y
f,.... III. -.r.e. nt.' seen i.... ara f.f.'
lDc - g.

IN INSTITUTION WANTS 10 BE
y SUPPLIED clch month t,M ne c"1.tfi
WELL-MADE BUTTER. ~ ,. r.r
WAXTFD. 4 GOOD YOU&6 DoC-a sEI-
W,NTf D af~n.a NOf-NG NhLTtSf tAI.
Arplv Al 22Oe est Grace street Church liih-
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oSo PAGES OF MUSIC FOR d
nooEs sTATIoXEEY. .scHOUL-sIp

DDOh>. Al lfNBt - 49,
Is ~ ~ -CHo0L-BAG~. -CfiOOl--IltF
-LATF~ al 8. 3. 10. 20. snd 2oc.i 'i''.'.
CRAYONs ~ I5c. pr sto,, a ,. * PF<.
Cif. Ec .0CT0BFP MAGA/lNt~. A-u.y1
Pi'NTFS YOl'NG Apifs'Jni y -, -
iT>LIE'- LADik-, AA'AIi,NHt. ~ t'iL-',S.. ,,i
GODFY. PIT r E~ON, ana = tf 80. ,fiA-',D ~,
TAii0R, lkENCH fLAlks. khF, .
~ a M0DE. 3sc.; IA BoN-ioN; 90,
VODF ELEOANTK, 3tc.' IL MDDIolh - III
Vtr~FFT - BNr. a large ae- 'lst.lclt ~ ',.,i.t
pF\- ana PENCILS JH-i re,e''ei. Nj 81"
roOi = received A. -opn a. Irlill iea AZ ..,.
y rts< APfl.- ROOF Nj NfW--~l TORI
y Sos Main .tleci.
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Abort FIVE OFT OF EVERY NINE WHITE
MFN YoU MEET Is RICHMOND ARE DEIN-
orENr for non-paymcnt Of the capitafion-
tax for 1881.
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PAINTINGS. ENGHAvINGS. &c.

TREE EXHIBITION DAILY.
I. LEWIS'> ART-GALLERY.
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au au5-saly
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KIDNEE.WORT.

Joe l4-odlwl
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-02-16
Various Causes-

Advancing years, care sickness, disap-
pointment, and hereditary predisrosi-
tion-ail operate to turn .he hair gray,
and either OF them inciines it to sacd
prematurely. AYERS HAIR VIGoR will
restore faded or gray, light or red hair
to rich brown or deep black rs may
be desired 1t sottens and cleanses the
scalp, giving it Il healthy action. 1t
removes and cures dandrufl ard hulnors.
BY its use falling hair is checked, and
new growth will be produced IN all
cases where the follicleS are not de-
stroyed or the glands dccayed. Its
effects are beautifully shown on brashy,
weak. or sickly hair OH which Il few
applications will produce the gloss and
freshness of youth. Harmless and sure
in its results, it IS Incompatible as
a dressing, and is especially valued
for the soft lustrc and richness of tone
il iniparts.
AYERS HAIR VIGoR j. colorless /;
contains neither oil nor dye; and will
not soil or color white cambria; yet
it lasts long on the hair, and keeps
it fresh and vigorous, imparting an
agreeable perfume.
For sale by all druggists.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-02-16
Notice 10 Creditors.
CTATE OF WISCONSIN-I0W

~ County Court In Probate
In the matter OF the estate OF John tall@n, de-
ceased.
Letters of administration having been Issued
to VIM. Fallon and Ann Fallon of said county,
and six months from the date hereof being al.
lowed and limited creditors 10 present their
claims against said deceased for examination
and allowance
Il is ordered that all claims and demands
against the estate of said deceased be received
and adjusted before the Judge of this court; and
for that purpose he will bc at his Office i'll the
village of DOdgevile on Che first Tuesday of
each month during the term above limited
And il is further ordered and directed that q
notice of the times aud places for presented,
eXam,ng, adjusting and allowing ci inns, and
the time linited 10 creditors 70 present. their
claims against said deceased be given by publ
cation of this order iOr four successive weeks in
the Mineral Point Tribune, weekly newspaper
published in this county,
Dated Dodgcyille Wis. February ith 1882
BY the Court: 7wf
Seal JOHN t JONES, Judge.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-02-16


going on in the press and in the
Legislature upon the death penalty,
the State of Illinois has been often
made to serve bad example. The
advocates who are restoring the gal
lows are invited to look at Chicag o
and ILL.,, where the death penalty IS
in vogue, and asked for an explana-
ton of its efficiency in the prevcn-
ton of crime 1t is claimed that
murder is less frequent in Wisconsin
than it is in Illinois, in proportion
to the population, and that the fear
of being hanged does not deter men
from the commission of the highest
crime known to the law. If crimi-
nails could be speedily tried and
promptly punished everywhere, the
example would be better and more
restraining upon the vicioas classes
of society Chicago Journal.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-02-16
Notice To E'isy sicians.

Sealed proposals 10 furnish medical attend
ance and medicine o the county paupers for
the ensuing year and addressed 10 the super
inlcndants of The Poor, Dodgeville, Wis, wilb
be received by them from January 9th, 1882,
until one ID O'Clock p. NJ on Monday Febrn-
AIRY 9th, 1882, when the seals will he opened,
offers compared and contracts awarded 20 the
lowest bidder. The right is reserved ioreject
any or all bids.
We have divided The county into Physicians
districts, as follows:
lst district-comprisingt the city and town OF
Mineral Point and town of Waldwiek
I'd dstrict-comprising The town and village
of DodgeviIle and the Poor Farm.
Sd dstrict-comprisin the towns of Mifllin .,
Linden and Eden.
4th district mprisiug the towns of High
land Pulaski and Clyde ls a
9TH district-eomprising the owns OF Arena
and Wyoming.
9th district-comprisng the towns of Mos.
COW and Rldgeway.
ROBERT WILSON,
GEORGE JEUIk,
j. T. MORRIS,
Supts. of Poor of Iowa CO., Wis.
Dated Dodgevllc, Jan. 5th, 1882. 5td
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-02-16

THE degree OF success attending
the efforts being made in behalf of
Judge Cothren is not equal to the
expectations of the sanguine genae-
men who undertook the task of
working up public sentiment in his
behalf. There are good many
people why do believe that the con
yention which viii meet at Dodge
vile, February 23d, viii name Il
candidate who viii be as worthy of
their support as Judge CothreE;
and those who so beliey3 are not all
republicans, - irajrie d@ Chiea
Union
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-02-16

The distinguished committee of
Senators that has been devoting it's
valuable time to the investigation
of the contingent fund" of the
Treasury department can find an in
viting field Of labor without leaving
their seats. a glance at the CON
tingent expenses" of last year, while
under Democratic rule, reveals a
surprising acquaintance with soap
and perfumery that was not suspect
ed to exist in that party. The ex-
penoiture for soap for seventy-six
senators last year was S6o2.93, and
SIP for sponges. What was done
with them is not stated. Among
the other items are sixty-seven
combs and forty hair brushes, four
dozen cosmetiques, two powder puffs,
half a dozen Lubin's powder, and
| 500 quinine pills. The taxpayers
furnished their senators Sl60 worth
OF Apollinaris water, and any a.
mount Of bay rum, cologne, and
other perfumeries Here are some
OF the other items:
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-02-16

THE Assembly has done a sensible
thing in repealiug the anti-treating
law of last winter, which has proved
TO be a dead letter on the statute
book. The law in question made il
a Unable otfense for one person to
pay for what another drank of liqu-
or, beer or cider, and the lady who
offered her callers n glass Of wine
was liable to be mulcted in damages,
if the necessary proof could be OBJ
tanned. The only ease that was tried
under the law was brought before a
Milwaukee Judge, who declared it
unconstitutional, and since then no
one has paid any attention to it.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-02-16
STATE OF wISCuNSIN-COUN.

~ ty Court for Iowa County--ln Probate.
Notice is hereby given that AT special term of
Iowa County Court, 70 be held in and for said
county, ut the Court House in the village of
Dodgeyillc, in said county, on the 2sth day of
February, A. D. 1852, being the 18th Tuesday OF
said month at II O'Clock in the forenoon of said
day, the following matters win be heard and
considered:
The application of Henry ;, Ooley for the ap-
pointment OF an administrator of the
estate of John Ooley, tate OF the town Of
Waldwick, in said county, deceased.
And it is further ordered, That public notice
DE given TO all persons interested by publishing
a copy of this ORDER for three weeks successfully
prior to sale day of hearing, in the Mineral
Point Tribune, a weekly newspaper published in
said county. BY the Court:
tw3 JOHN 4. JONES, Judge.
Dated Doieeyille, Wis, January 18th, 1882.