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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-09-16
SrGnbe.

9iem=Yort, 10. Sept. - 8aS pBinoz
iOr pOtel" gu 6ar Gofawap gtng bcutc triiQ
III 6lammeu auf. Getluit $4,000.
SoIebo, O., 10. Sept. - Die Sagez
miible Der oDlttdel s. 9lonlanO Sur6ar'
&C.," iomie stmG 100000 6uB SauHol;
tpur6en beute bur6 6euet 3erit6rt. Dian
iddtt Seu Serluit i'm @au}eH auf $325,000
ct. Qouts, 10. September. - Die
oDhhOurts&aggon int iaJlts
den SBeile bieier StaOt brannten beute
9tbeu0 nie0er. Serlult $1j0,000.
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stnrme nnb @enittcr =.

SSaterburp, @onn., 10. Septenlber.
- Ster BeriOnen mur6eu in uergaH8eHet
Nodjt gu gSinte6t burd eineH Sornao0 ge=
tO0tct uub 13 @ebduoe muroeu iiber BEN 9auz
fen gcpOrfeu. Gin befttgeS @ewitter mar
sur Belt i'm @ange. 6rdu giarweli wur0i
oet'Hl.&initIrSeu tbrer,, 2Eo5nuua i'll bel Gel
Ter geI6leu0ert uno 0Hrd etue E6iite 6erart
be1edt, baB fe ba5 5uiummeUbreheu6e Sc
b0!fc nidlt perleBte. Sie nur6e 0urd) Die
6euermtbr gersttet. 9er SHADE 9auto Nta.,
ipelt lam I'M gebea.
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@rbeitcrs glnaelcaenhetten.

Ytttsburg, Is. Sept. - @efern faub
bier etne Sablretd beiudte Seriammluug Der
Yuobelarbeiter un6 yDfuf= RolIers" bonn 1.
unb 2. Siitritt ffatt. lta9 LANCER Debate
puroe bei6lolieu benSabrifanten etuen Com,
promt6 BON 1915 pro Eonne fir Yubbeln an,
;ubteten. Sonten bic 6abritanten uidt bas
rauf eingeben unb inuerbalb 10 3agen bic
Breislifte uuterseiduen, oann ioll bic mr.
ipriinglide 6orberuus bon So pro &ouue aufs
red|t erbuIteu merben. Brdfbent Snrrett
oon Der n2(mnlgamateo Nfoctattou, Der gez
gen ben 2lusftan6 mar, bdlt ben obigeu Sorz
i6lag fir gercbt unb bofit, baB bic 6abriz
fantCn benIelben anuebmeH mer6en. 2ettere
merben nit ben Nusitanbiaen Conferiren..
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@in Rnnffnffirrr in 8hmn1itdtcl1.

Groq, N.sY., 10. September. - or.
BelltugtOn, 8aiitrer ber oNanufacturera
gintiOnals sgauf," reidte beute ietuc GefgHaz
tton elm. @r berlor benz Seruebmeu mad
fiirsFf iiber 100000 our6 4ttienipetula.
tiouen uuS idulOet Ser 8ant $4,000. Die
Sant bat eiueu llebctiduB Don 100000
unb ibre SolUeu3 itebt auBer 3meifet. 81.
ntge rueuige 0epciitorep, forOerten beute i5r
@elo unb fpnrben pron1pt be1ahlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-09-16
Der aneebli6c 1Guterean9 Der
0nmpfi1d1f .@eflie."

2acOnta, 3..9., 10. 9ept. - Die
8ampfiaft ogteute," meldle - pte geiern
bcriftet-lnit IA Ysrionen am 8Oro teuterte
uuO untergiug, pur0c Don bem Gigentbimer
Res gEinnepeiuHfeez9Ouie" 81 altOn- 3ag
ais GrturitonsbOOt beunkt. Ste mar ;ut
i3ett Der Gataitropbe uod g8etrs uuterz
mcgs uuo bate alton-8ag an Mittrpod
4benO Oerlaiieu. Scr QoOtIe 9arriS gmer-
ion gait ais Der erfabrenfte Sdiffer aUf Oem
Ger.
(Sp6ter.) Die Nafrtdt iiber oen Inter
gang Der 0ampfiad5t ygtellic" bat itd5 glIfz
lidJcr Esiie als uubegritubet berausgeftellt.
0aS 6abrSeu9 lag iiue. gfadIt uot 2luter UNI
fem bcute friib III gSeirs an.
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Eere9rap6if6e 9epef6et1.
Seri6ts bsr ,.aTpciirten 9refe" fir ben ,,9sati5su
eorreponoenten.'
Aus ser SunSesbauptftaSt.
Ser gternroutenproieF. - Gin meHer Sroicf
fir wilmer unh Rersen.

Ser gternrOutenprO,eF. - Gin meuer Srp,cf
fir Deiner une Rersen.
Bafbingtou, 10. SepteuIber. - Sun
Grtu1inatgeridt tpurOen beute bic SerbanSs
luugsu besiiglif bes 9tutrags auf StunOuug
bss llrtbeils gegeu Riuer uub 5teroea uno
eiuen neueu YrO;eB fortgeiest uno Der Ser'
tbetStguugsanpaIt Seutle bielt cine 9teSe,
in nelder er Die @rituoe fir BEN 4ntrag aus
eiuanDerlebte. 0iid)ter gSDlie ertlGrte i'm
2aufe Der StBung, bte inn unterbretteten
AffiJanits in SeIug auf Die Serludle 3ur Sez
Iteduug Ser @eiGWOreneu bdtten tbH ntdIt
iiber;eugt, baB irgeno cttuaS lluredtes i'm
@eidnorenenSimmer Dor fid) gegangem let.
Su &nbetrQd]t oes 3iemltd] tncouTequeuteH
uno unuerlGnOliGen @0briprudS mOlle er
iebodl bic @ntlheibung Hnttoseu uuo etlen
ueuen Yroseb fiir ale Angeflagten, nit Guss
nadine 9uruer's uub Bed's bepiGigeu. Der
neue Yrc'eb tuurbe AMI ben eriteH Itontag I'M
DECEMBER anberaumt.
NenlIpneu.
Ginem i'm YeuitonSbiireau auSgedrbciteteu
GeriGt SuioI9e nuroen pdBrcno oeS auI 80.
Suni abgelGuienen &eAuuH8Slahres 4O,933
urIpsiiugttde SOrOerungen fiir BenitOnen
unS 81, 14S SorOcruugeu fir YenitonSerl6-
hung etngereidbt bon eritereu iuuroen 2I,s
G64 uno BON lebteren 10,231 beluiutgt. Ser
morfeu uuroeu 81 ,295 @euhe. anbdugig
finb iebt in @au,en 2G9,6l8 fog. uripriiHgz
lide @eIud)e unO 81. .9S3 @eiu9e I'M BENT
onserb1bung. 2Sdbreno Oes SabreS luuroeH
$54, ,296. 280 fit Yentouen au88eiablt, etns
ihlteBlid1 oer Soften bel auSiablung Der Beu'
itonen. Su Den BenilonSliffen itnb iest 2S5,s
697 Peuitondre eiuge.rager, 16,8G7 n1ebt,
als i'm SOrja6re. Som Sabre 1871 bis 1861
3abltc bic &egternug $81, O,455 an Benits
omen aus, pom Sabre 1861 bis 30. Stunt ..
s. $500, 641, 1924 bnuOn murSen ieit 1871
$25, ,2G4. .232 al Seterauen oes &riege8 BON
1912 ODER bercH @ittpeu ge3ablt.
Yermiidtcs,
Die benttge Steuer Gtuuabme betrug
$412, ,011.15 NIB Die 3o1einnabme $685.
408.94.
Our Gtnl0Iuug beittmmte gtattOualbantz
noteu i'm 8etrage bon $191 900 ltefeu beutc
i'm Shatamte Elm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-09-16
Nnh Gnhrc1t.

@am6eu, rs, Is. Septembcr.-Qer
gleger 2tntboup Barnard uuo ietue SAue-
fter Dtarp 2luL Dtugg tuurOeH geitern in
@entrez Somnibip untet Der auflage perbaf
tet, @atbarine 9tamon6 Dor i Sabren IL
Snoms9iu, @anloen. .@Ouutg, ermorOet ~
bubeu. Gle murbeu bis ami gSeitercS tm
@eidngniIIe untergebraat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-09-16
Die 2(nti= @fpnDpOlifteu in Reip=
Qprf.

9ewz OOrf, IS. Sept. - 3as 5taat87
@omite Oer anti, ,MOuOpoliiten beidloB, in
iebem @ongreB= =0iitritte 2tguen 3u griiHOeH.
Gs Iou eiu @omite aus 10 0tepublitauerH
uub 9,notrateu ernaunt nerOen, I'M Der
republttontideu StaatS z&ouOenttou bet,uz
pobueu un6 Elm 3weites &omite bon 10 Be
motrateu uno RepubIifauern I'M au Der
oemcfratiideu Staat8s&onUentiOn tbetlSuz
rebmeM. Die @oultte'n babeu am 26. Sep
tenber oem Staat6s&oulite Setift ab3us
itnttRn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-09-16
Hihtcr Qhnh.

@barGefOn, S..G., 10. September.-
Der 17-idbrtge Neger Ratban 8enuett, mel.
der CUR Na6t;eit in bic 8obuuug etueS
tpeiBen girgers BON g8tutffou etnOraug uuo
6efen Sodter al uotbSudtigeu oeriu6te,
wur6e in Der gtadt u0m legten glittpot
Our6 einen Diob aus benz @eidnguiiIe ge-
bolt unb gebdugt. gr geftaEb oaS Serbres
hen Elm.
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Nlpute Ghriffp.

Yauama, 2. September. - Gin Sc.
ridlt ctrfutirt, nad5 peldem Elm unge9eurer
Sdub uuf etuer fleinen Sniel an Der 6iite
BON @biriqui eutoedt porocn lit. Cine groBe
SuantitGt Berleu TT ausgegrabeu nor6eu,
un6 cine bewOfiuete Sdaar ift in leBtei
@ofe auf Dem 9ampier o@argoOr" BON bier
aufgebrodeH, I'M meitere gtahfOriduugeH
nnaniteliPn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-09-16
sAdnblfd,es 0erbrearn.

0etrott, Mif., IS. Septembcr.
0apis, 81 Sabre alt, lit augetlagt, bic iiee
beujdbrige SOdter beS nabe Mount Morr 5
pobueubeu SarmerS S. 9. 2anbou auf Scm
&iidmege bon Der ShuIe OCrgepaltigt II
babeu. 8ts jett ift e8 nod nidIt gelungel,
ben 0auunlen in Saft i'll nehmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-09-16
Neme Ansetaen.
Sefdnntma 6une.

Gym elmer SeridmmIun1 ecs heuticb dmcrita
S niidbcn eempfratiid,en GlRbs Der isbntem
MARI, ubGebdltcr 1m Is. September in Ytr. AIS,
Saratc8nfroge, murasa fpIsenhe GmIcitum8 unO Be
i6iIhe an9euonImcn:
,,y9a eS ber @eiit rnS oas 8eHrebe1 Res beuti3z
amertfanIi4eu ecmptrGt6en 9lubs oef :ehater S1rS
it, has eute ginberuehmcn, 6arnipuie iiup Giuigfet
in Der garte oufret 81 balten uro III udbrcn uuv uIr
fir bcri :aueu5DErbas 0emptrateu II itintmen peISe
f6 fir grimutipnblel mad, gte;.ntten uup ebrlihc
@dblridter G, Id:en, besbaIp fet IS
bei6lpifen, baB Der beu.ih Gnterttdu.ide
Club ber Sebnten 8drb, Uertrnuenb GW ci: RscI9tct
uue llnpartciIicbfeit be: So.
&hfpare Sdneffreet
&pufS eupeuSfeln
Spfepb u. Ssuhu,
Gfiparo 81. Strduep,
Ghas. 9. Mcaleeie,
heitlten alS Gdnhinhten fir bic Stab GpnbeutipH
incprt uub ipir neTielben uniere her5lte uito ctz
bcitlid1c nuterfibuug Widgen.
Sur iclbeu 3ctt nurSe einiiimnig beb[piien, bdB
BE 9tbitimntns iber obge 9ei6Iiie III feiner g9eie
ooh,n auSqete9t tucrhcn ipu, ala oh Der Club raenb
cine ber6alttpner pee in Der sSarn erifiren o4eH,
urteriiBt.
Sc:nsf lpIrhe bci4loiier. hieie BeidIiiiie in Der
nsnn" icpie in benz ,Geut4en ecrreipcuNentsH" sI
De"piIcn lben.""
Wit anprcRltng bes 4rdfbenten
t22Z) Rcbert SdunibaLcr, SetretGr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-09-16
Sas S6iesen sm GreeSmopr.
Sieo Der Rrifcu.

Greebmoor, N.zY., Is. September.-
9as iuteruattouale gBetti9ieBeu euoete heute
NIT elmer totaleu giieberlage Der 9lmerifaHer
SIN @an3en madten bic 8rtteu wdbrenO bes
3tpeitGgigen SdeBens 1875 uHo bic Amertz
fnner 1905
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-09-16
GrmcrSuns ctnes republtfautib II cit
Gnnoindtcn.

8rudce, Gal, 10. September.-S.B.
Campbell, Der republttuutide SderiffScauz
oiGat fir Sierras@ouutp, purbe beute 2lbeno
bon etuem 0ianne, ytamenS Stub5S, ;u
&anbolpb i'm Sterratbale erihoIieu. Der
Rorb mar bic 6OIge OeS bittereu polttiiden
Samples in icuem @ouutp. llugefdbr 200
Waun burdtreifeu Die @egcnb unO fabuben
uuf 6Cu Wl0r0er.
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eammbrna orr .@ris. Sanal. .

Hrucuie, R.zy,, Is. September. -
Sin be6entlifer 9ammbrut 1T am o@rie
Sannl" nabe GamilluS eingetreteH. Ser
8rud lift 100 GuB brett. 9ret &aualbOotc
ruurben fOrtgerthen uub OemOlirt. IS mtro
iuaBrideiulid ;luet gSodleu in 2luipru4 ueb
men, ben G5Chabeu III rebQrireu,
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German Is!astaHsL.

Gisies ipsIttsrdtmte grdparat 1T bic GrFuours cit
mes iiuierer beoeutsnbeu Gbsmiter. 9afisbe ert5as
aue sur Gr3euBuug pcH 5lciih, Quo6en, Blut, glHss
ielnune iCmit R0rpcrirait eri0rberliheu Beanes
tbei en- uub SUor in elmer gsegs
reten Sorm. Bpu ben augssbeuesu aeritsH una
4bpijooeen 1T 6aclbs als Der Bette uno perldiiige
@riGB fur USuttcrmtId aHertGunt un6 ais eGs t1s
trogIfite 9rudtungsmtttel fir tleue uHo pIhienoe
9infer, iotUie fur Rruute uub Beueieuoe empfohleu
tporeen. ReuffGeeter's Deutfebss &ineermebl IN
tetuespegs cine Weoi3u, ipnbern pie npdmas betgHt
perben muB. Elm Grndbrun9smittel 8sssu ieiHeS
beeeutsnbeu JlibrUertbs opte Uegen itiuer Iei4tsH
8erbauli6leii. ieiner Stmafba'tigteit uub ibutasR
4ninabme ms y tut II has geuauuts 0Horme5l oors
WBlb SeulenIgeu gum Bebrduda empto5leu, bic an
Sereammgs' tpa6e UNI 6Graus eHtiteseHoer uuiureis
6enber GrndbuIuq. an trdBem Stoiipebiel. an Buts
armutb. ibloiier Nusiels uub rUeber RHo5enbileuHa
uue aebu.ihem leiocu. Somtt ciro e5 becuoer5 5uuI
Gebrnud ilr SGuplinqe, Riuccr IN i9neHem % lc9ss
tbEuI. pirie iir obe gtuetg, bic AHldge 81 pBen0uHs
ten ,,eoppelter Ghetern" babeH. an8ee8entlta ems
pfobler ferner fir QpSpcptiier. &rauie uub geHs=
iCues IN letcm Stadium iowie fur Rerueuibmabt uaS
Grifcpfte Bel iebleuber ober utt gcHiigeuber Duts
tsrmtld III cos GiubermJbl her siulile anerfdnute
GriaB her uniirlibeu 3utruua hes Siugliugs 8us
gIed 1T &c rns isrie S6uBmtteI Der aleinsn atgeR
Summer G oup laiHt." droniide 0tarrb6s ERS Ria
oer&olsra
3u babcH In alien ap0fbefsH.
0reis so Geuts pro @aAfe.
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@iftmprp

G9tcngo, Is. September. - 6rieoridD
8siger oergiftete geftern uahe oteier StaSt
feline Sausbdltertn. gr mUr6e Uerbaftet.
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3OFaIberiate aus GBalbimstOu.

sSirS Ger MIprn seiiibnt pcreen = lHidbdSIid
aematbt. - Cine eri1ilt ernie ErasUeie in
Srei AtttH.-9te ,sSpmdHs eGbrrseeasue, q"
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3u babeH In alien ap0fbefeH.
0reis so Geute pro @a&fe.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-06-15
GLEANINGS.

a physician in Dayton, o., in making
out death certificate. headed it INT.
Gomery county, The Dayton Demo
crot says he has lived in Montgomery
county all his life, and has invariably
spelled the name in this original man
ncr.
II is stated that the pistol now in use
in the British army and navy is likely to
be discarded in favor of weapon with
= quadruple cartridge, which viii yield
the advantage of easier and more rapid
loading, no escape of gas, and less LA
blity to accident
A countryman was pulled from the
track in front of a moving train at
Chattanooga, and narrowly escaped
with his life A basket Of eggs he car
ried on his arm was broken during the
excitement, and he was much incensed
over the matter, so much so that he
tried to swear out n warrant against his
deiiyerer.
German fat cattle must fare badly if
they are fed upon such food as certain
powdered meat lately largely adver-
tlsed in Berlin. On the compound be-
ing analysed by Munich chemist, not
y particle of true meat was to be found,
and the only animal substance contained
proved to he-gloye-leather.
A Rockland mother went to the door
and called the heir intothe house. "You
weren't sliding on Sunday, were YOU,
Frcddie?" she reproachfully exclaimed.
NO, mother" replied the youthful
Freddie, proudly; al cannot tell lie
was sliding on the ice
At a recent meeting of the Rhode Is
land Historical Society, AT Providence,
the announcement was made that thirty
acres Of land. covering the historic site
of the old French camp, had been Sc
cured by citizen and would be rivcu
10 the city rs park The site is the
highest land in the city, and is very elig-
IDLY situated.
The B-Centennial Association OF Phil
adelphia, is negotiating with the owners
of the Letitia Penn house, for the pur-
chase of that structure, which is soon to
be demolished The building, which
was constructed in 1896, is said to be the
oldest in Philadelphia, and if the associ-
alton secures it, it will be erected in
Fairmount Park.
faradse Valley, IN san Diego county,
California, seems 10 deserve its name.
since it yields all manner of fruits. The
apple. orange. lime, lemon, liz, olive,
guava, peach, pear, grape, strawberry.
apricot, etc. flourish there. Some
brown Turkish figs grown there meas
ured four inches in length and six inches
in circumference.
Oucc upon time 4 woman died and
rs the mourncrs We're carrying her to
che grave they tripped against stump
and let the coffin fall. She revived. hay
ing only been in \ deep trance Two
wears after she really died, and as they
were carrying her down the same road
and neared the same stump the diScon-
solate widower sobbed; STEADY, boys.
Steady there! BE very, very careful
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-06-15
WArgR.-LAst week United States

WATRK.-LASt week Unlteu CI0tcS
Ed. Phillips hired Slower, the we'll
driller to punch down well in the
rear and to the East Of the hotel. STOW
err got down 65 feet, and had 30 feet
of water, when Ed cried, Enough
Slower got his traps together, pulled
up stakes, and has nearly got anoth-
er well bored for Nick. Schiller, Of
the Globe hotel, which probably will
be Is or 30 feet deep. Now, while
re talking of wells and water, we
have suggestion to make touching
water supply for use in eAtinguish-
ing fires; it is this, and the cost would
not be very great: Have well drill
ed somewhere in the vicinity of the
First Ward Public Square, and near
it construct cistern of | 800 OF 1000
barrels capacity; pump the water
from the well into the cistern with
wind mill, which should be kept
constantly at work. TO obviate an
overflow of the cistern, drain pipe
could be placed near the cistern $
top which would allow the watey to
run back into the well. re supply
our business houses (from VIM. Ire
weeks blacksmith shop, East, and
all the lower lying part OF the city,
including the grain warehouses, with
an abundant supply of water, fit for
any purpose, placeapipe running from
the bottom of the cistern down High
Street. Hydrants at street corners
and other desirable places, with hose
connections would give the best kind
of protection against disastrous fires
on High and Commerce SITS. Such
water system would throw water
over Gundry e Gray's store building
through hose. Such a protection
would lessen the rates OF insurance
on all classes OF property covered by
such water system. Funds Tor
digging well, building cistern, laying
pipes, etc, could be raised by an
agreed-to tax levied on the property
beneiitted. 1t is an undeniabie fact
our business streets are very poorly
supplied with water, even for ordin-
airy use; aud when fires occur such
property owners as have cisterns are
robbed. What DO you think Of this
scheme! Don't you think it's teasl-
BILE! viii some one canvass our BUS,
mess men and property owners IN
the locality mentioned! We hope 80,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-06-15

NINE pounds of coffee for $l.00
at + KINNE's.
TEAS from % to 20 cents pound;
warranted good, at ]. A. Spratlers.
THOSE Pears go off well; try
them; only 10 cents for 2 10 can,
at E. Kinne's.
JUST received a new stock OF Dry
Goods, Boots Il Shoes, which will be
sold cheap. Teasdale IL Coad
AT Moffett's Drug Store, they are
selling large amount OF Smith,
Stearns & Co.'S mixed paints at ten
per cent. less than pure white lead
and oil can be mixed, and which
they warrant to last thrice as long.
In our family of ten, for over two
years Parker's Ginger Tonic has cur.
ed headache, malaria, and in fact all
other complaints so satisfactorily
that we are in excellent. health and
no expense for doctors and other
medicines Chronicle.
PROF. S. r. OSBORNE will be in
Mineral Point for the purpose OF
giving Instructions in Vocal and
Instrumental music every Tuesday,
Friday and Saturday.
Oct. 18th, 1881. lily
IT acts directly upon the stomach,
liver and kidneys in a remarkable
manner. ZopEsA from Brazil, is on
ly appreciated by those who have
tried it. Every bottle is warranted
to cure Dyspepsia. Sold by c. r.
Moffett 90
J. Schneberger's stock of boots
and shoes has always been noted for
its completeness, but this season the
display, variety aud quality excel
any like stock ever before placed on
sale in Mineral Point, and the prices
are the cheapest going. A call will
convince you of the fact. 10
ORGANs.-F'irst class organs, from
Si8 to s63; fully warrented for six
years Call on, or address, 5. t.
Osborne, Mineral Point, Wis.
These instruments are shipped dl-
rect from the factory to the pur-
chaser. fly
Ir works wonders upon the Diges.
tive appa ratus. ZorEsA, from Brazil,
acts as u gentle purgative, cures Dys-
pepsia, removes languor and low sp'r-
its, gives energy and capacity for
work. Sold by G. +. Moffett. ~
USE DR.. l. f. Towne's / iphtheria
King for the cure of all throat dis
eases. II aeyer fails. For sale by
Prof. G. Il Moffett. INT
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-06-15
Desirable thy Residence foi
sale or Rent.

The undersigned offers for sale or
rent his fine residence situated in
the southern part of the city. 1t is
Il two story building of eight rooms,
with all modern conveniences. Good
cistein, cellar and barn, and large
LOT. Terms reasonable; apply to my
father, VIM. Lanyon, Sr.
JOSIAH LANYON, jR.
Mineral Point, May 2ith. 2lml
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-06-15
All >hrcwd buyers compare goods and
price. before making their purchases.

How can you know that you are
buying your goods to the best adj
vantage unless you compare goods
and prices Because you have been
buying from certain other house
for some years aud give them all
YOUR trade is no reason why you
should not make change, We have
had several customers this week that
have looked around and compared
goods and prices and came back and
made their purchases of us.
Respectfully,
r. OSBORNE d Son.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-06-15

BE gentle with your children. DO
moi suffer yourself to speak in an angry
tone to them, and especially do not
scold them because somebody else has
provoked YOU Children sutteras much
froll heat and.cold, and other causes of
discomfort, a. grown people Remcm-
Der this, and be patient with them.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-06-15
Pasture, Pasture.

Having rented Jos. Gundry's we'll
known pasture | am now ready to
pasture stock of all kinds, and will
drive milch cows to and from the
same every day. X. JULIAN.
Mineral Point, May 24th, 80. 2ltf
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-06-15
stock Calves for Sale.

| have for sale three thorough
bred Durham, and one high grade,
bah calves; old enough for use.
21m1 CuAs. CoLLARD, Linden, Wis.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-06-15

b. Heller General under
piled demand satisfied
opposition
10
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-08-06

The following particulars OF III, rob
hrry Of Tho KsI'ou stage on Monday is
FURNISHED by the Ogden Es',n
"TLo stage was stopped by four
masked mtn at = convenient point for
tho robbers aJou. ts,n,y miles from
Eoitpm, about 1 O'Clock in thg after.
noon. The driver was ordered to g,t
do'n from his sat oul The passengers.
of whom there were six or seven, were
made 10 get out OF tho coach md hold
up their hands, aftur which they were
"Gone through in professional style
hnd robbed q their money aud yaiu-
abies. Too road agents vgro well
armed with guns ana I,yU.y,is. The
ivssos Of tho passeng, ~ in coin
amounted to about $4,000. besides
which they lost all articles OF whine
which they possessed. Every trunk
md vniiss on the stage Nas broken open
and everything Il value taLon. Tho
uonsure boa was sglit open aui rincd
81 ,ts contents. but tho amouut which
tho robbers got is not stated. When
tho robbery vas completed tho robhara
took a span OF iron grny tlato lorscs
aud went az. They returned 10 ibe
diver his silver watch aud rn ys encL
Of tho passengers 81 with which to oct
something to cot nj kslton. They took
iNom ID. 9. SprHguc. Of Lendy.lle. n
watch and chain which formerly be.
ionged 10 his wife, aud refused TO If
him have 1t again, although he stated
h facts. Ate: consulting over tho
matter. II Cf them finally remarked
- bi' companion, "Wu'Iouot dnmn,d
o' tnd'r'hoartrd, arc We, Frank 2"
"hd tue watch wDs then placed with tn,
"'h'r stolen Naluables. During lie
s'"rch n ioTolvcr Wau found In n ~yol.sc.
VIA do you call this thipg2" in.
q"'rcd QUO of the agents. "Thoi.s nv
gun meekiy responded n n, Tho
men. Upon this Mr.. Apau, launched
ih~rrrdnously and proceeded ,o s,a 90
II charges. lto then throw tho ,;s,o,
Iar np the hillside anil ncliGsd IN,
owner that hc could get II nf,sr tho,
had gone. Tho gang did their wo,t
lko oNporiHncci hands NJ tho bnsircss
They aro supposed 10 DO tho s.m. o,,.
Who robbed u stage on this route nbou,
ten days ago"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-08-06

Some men" says an eminent nnnto.
mist, "h0vo three hsnds-riCht hand.
left hand and n little behind hand"
We have often observed men With NOR.
hands Ihnn this. Some have a righl
hand, n left hand. n little behind huud,
ma littlo before hand, nu upper hand.
9n under hand, mn empty houd, n full
houd flour ocos). n bold, bad hand. a
hand with n heart in il that promises
ITO stick by lin until death do us
part" making n grand total Of ten.
what n magnificent old curiosity this
~ to b" snTo. Thcre's but ono set Of
hands that nnn boat this-they belong
- the New Jersey hank cashier. :