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In this table saxopy, Prussia, Bavaria

In this table Saxopy, Prussia, Bavaria
and Wurtembers are all given separately,
though they are also included in thegrnnd
to.al oflthe German Empire. 1t will be no.
ticed that France has tho lowest rate Of
increase Of, all next to Hungary.
Astriking feature .,of all these censuses
is the growth OF the cities. Even in Hun.
gary, the capital city OF Pesth has grown
80 per centin II years, and is now MS large
as Boston, $4,000. There are several cit.
les in Hungary with from $4,000 to 10000
inhabitants, whose names are positively
unknown to the western world, and her
whole urban population has increased Is
per cent, so that the population OF the
Hungarian country districts has actually
declined In Bavaria also, u happy king.
dom OF the German Empire, with n popu.
lation about MS large rs that Of tho State oil
New York, VIC find Munich growing Is
per cent in five years and now numbering
$1,000 inhabitants, Nuremburg with near
100000, and Is smaller towns down to
1000, all increasing at u similar rate,
Bavaria Us u whole has increased only 8
per cent in 10 years, 4rso ga-upw
Nearly all these countries and cities from
when sexes IRE reported show IN excess of
women. Austrin hus half Il million in ex-
cess Of the men,. Munich has 10000 ic.
males, in excess of tile males, and Of her
10000 increase in population in five years,
two.thirds appear to be Of the former sex.
The. census OF Vienna is quite fully re-
ported upon by Mr.. ,Delaplainc, secretary OF
our legation there, but unfortunately he
gives no comparison with previous years.
Vienna has now q, population OF 705, 600.
women being about 10000 in excess. Ii is
thus lac, 900, short OF Philadelphia in size.
Six.seycnths are Catholics; 10000 cannot
read and write, but this includes chill.
drcn apparently, Of whom there are $4,000
under six years oil, age, Among the occu.
patIons given are those Of 1924 male and
100 female teachers, showing that the
services OF women rs teachers are not UNI
known in Austria, though not so fully en-.
ployed there rs in this country. There are
reported rs inferior sanitary officials" 100
males and $40 females. Can these be-
clerks or do the mothers OF the city in.
spect back.yards and the school .house priv.
ileges and haul the swill.gathers over the
Goals? This is evidently IN idea worth
thinking about. Among authors and cd.
itors" also % women are reported, and
there are other indications that Vienna is
liberal toward the rising sex. 81,
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The great influx Of unskilled labor which
has marked the immigration to this coun.
try this year and the present struggle for
employment ut wages hardly renumcratiye
arc leading to some remarkable occur.
FENCES. The Utica Herald describes a So.
cial study now progressing near that city
from the presence OF large numbers OF
workmen, embracing many Of various
tongues; and all working together. The
Iieraid says: -,''
The firms OF Belden, Dennison K Co..
and Of A. O. Belden,o of Syracuse, have LOO
lnborers on their payroll in the counties
OF Oneida, Madison, and OnonduSa. Their
force varies from week to week, but il now
seems to DO their practice to set all able.
bodied men who offer ut work ut some
point along the line. In going along parts
OF the new Ioute this week, II reporter was
about ready 10 say that the Day OF Pente.
cost had fully come, and that the men were
building u Tower OF Babel. instead of a rail.
road. Perhaps there arc not really MANY
Jews or Eamites, or dwelles OF NIcsopo.
tamia handling pick and shovel along the
west shore, but there are three or four
gangs OF llunsarians, some Danes, n band
Vi forty Greeks, :. lrishmen, Germans,
Americans and n large number OF Italians,
\ lot OF llungarians reached Syracuse six
weeks or more ago, and, not finding work
ut once, expended, their money in living,
and west shore contractors to save them
from suffering gave them employ.
ment. /, Their, names ,pwere 2 unintel.
ligible, and they were entered by mum.
hers on the books OF tho firms, each man
being furnished with ticket on which his
number is printed. This he hangs about
his neck. Many OF the Italians arc regis.
tered in this way. The" contractors
AFRO paying Sl3T n day for laborers,
all men along the line receiving the. same
for full time. They pay So so n day for
teams, andNmost OF these are obtained fro6,
farmers. Those who have their farm work
done find it;more 10, their profit t6 AworE
their hon esS oh the railroaaahan On the
farms: Thershas been E0troublewith thd
hands in the'employ Of these Contractors,
though they are Of many M, ionulitits and
OF Il low. degree Of intelligence, aud princi.
pally because, theyN have received their
money promptly after. it lis earned, The
time books OF thc>bosses are srnt to Syra!
cusc every Thursday, and iron tho record
they furnish pay for each man. II is re-
turned to him in IN envelope by Tuesday
for his work lot the seven tprevious Work.
days. In this way, no matter how poor II
man is when ho begins to- work fot these
firms, lie is left without money only for II
1f.tSNN y
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ALEXANDER BONE, ST.,

NOTARY PUBLIC, LICENSED GENERAL Buzz
lT.I NESs AND REAL Estate AGENT.
Loans negotiated, stocks bought and s0.l, "a
chants and manufacturers bOOISOItnrl, eiAnas.
and closed. EstatoS settled, nO.cs, hook 9noaaT
and rents collected. Houses rented Gna w. :.
Collections promptly RENTED. Advance atI
10. Bend for Circular 10 references. 1873 grid
street, (Cranglc's Block over CITY Bank, "ae.5
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.s;r. /. i..tsl.3't Is.s, I
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
TIIE YELLOWSTONE VALLEY.

III liz lla:fIs d, 1 GLESDIyE, n. r. July !. IT.
Having removed from West ririnis. iOts.nii
Yellowstone Valley In MOntanI Territory, IkN
propose. TO make my home iOr the future. 40 II
gage IN the Real Estate Business, Arii:e RE
steads for settlers, on Government Lands, also (
cure farms from the Northern laihc Rallrai Y
settlers. so they will have place TO CcAte ~ fff
val, without the trouble Or expense Of hunting
desirable location.
D J. will buy and sell NIL kinds Of Real Eshe lo'
non-residents as well ~ cililel.s 0f The ItH.0G,
Opportunities ullcxcclcd 10 pGirhIe ne To-
hnds, now offered for sale At low priCes shlta m
year or two will 10 worth live 10 len i!ne lth
present cost. My facilities for itauaCtlns eIsan'
with the U, s, Land Office UNSURPASSED, lhAse
sSYI lfG TEIt't1I,' GEU. h. TlSGLE
i,jylpaw .=s. Glendiyr. II.
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MARIETTA COLLEGE,

Location In beautiful! town In Southern ma.
full operation forty seyen yrars, Two tIS.ON,
study In College Of four years zach, idrntr,is,,.9
ny 10 Greek Expenses moderate. Orrr siGN w
unes IN Its libraries. recent Lt0ur.t LS, W
creased the hummer CT sChOaNhitS TL% t H., ~
tory Department Us students ior rach Of The
courses. Fall term berins Sept. Maicita q nv
wv D-lL l'a w. ANDREWS, p1t,IIs,,"
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."GEAS OF ENGLISH soSG,n H1Hl
80 pages-Over 80 choicest OF songs. ft4ag.t 90!
gems Or GERMAN sung" "a
2lG pages-l00 u the best German SONGS
gems VI SCOTTISH SONG" 4ff'
2t0 pages-over 100 best Scottish sougs. -.Iilt,ri
BEAUTIES OF SACRED Sung" L.
a)S pages-C0 OF the very best Ncred songs
"w0RLD OF SONG" ~.
2iS pagcs-9l choice songs Of popular style lr.s-..
"FRASZ'S ALBUM Or SOM"
2T pagcs-i0I OF Fninzs bcs; SONGS,
NORWAY MUSIC ALBUM" l'u'-ll
go pages-l3. Of Sorways songs. melodies, ETC. 80
.s gems OF STRAUSS" - NJ. .
eS paSrs-S3 choicest strauS, wal,zcs, gallons. etc
az gems OF TIE DANCE" 80
y! nases-So most popular dance pieces. ! sla"
And many other collections. Price each, s. plain;
$50 cloth; s. full gilt. ', :. - :
OLIVER DITS0N & CO., Boston.
C.H: DITsoS III CO.. sis Broadway. New York.
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DIED,

CRaWLEf-on Thuralay evening, July G, 1852
at 0 O'clock FRANCES Y. CgAS LEY, Of &, Louis
brother Of Nicholas Cfawlcy, Of this city, aged 1!
years. .hrsEt. ff:,l1erai - 'lI.-
Funefnl notCc hereafter ~. I. Li-----L ---l-
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MARRIED

"TnuRBEE2MAETlS-At The residence OF the
brides parents. Glendale hvrnne. West ST. Louis,
No, Mr. D. 4. TIIuEllEE, Of Wheeling, ". Va, and
Miss ELIZA MARTIS, Of 81. Louis, No.
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;CCHOOL OF,ARl,.

School sen 9;''' o y, =
All persons who desire instructiomln r..
Hand and Model Drawing, Water Colo,i,, ~ ~
Painting, and China Painting, are RENE, ~,
70 call at the School of Art over " II DIV
hart 4 BROS China Store 1911 Market ,,,. .,
between Q o'clock and l2 O'Clock +, ",
from : o'clock to O'clock r. ". '-s
Late Student Of the South Hcnslnr,on l..
Gallery, London. England. 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-03
STEAMSHIP WRECKS IN 1881
LIE LOSSES INCREASING YEARLY.


WRECKS UNDER ALL ITAGG EUMrWNG 1o~-
DANGERS FROM erONrANEoUs COMBUSTION
IL COAL CAUGoEs - CONTINUED IMPROPER
srowAGE or GRtIN-TIIE Use or TIL LEAD AT
EEA-I459 LIVES LOST.
As the tonnage of the steam merchant ma
rinc Increases year after year, so IL like pro-
pc ON do The dis4s.yis 10 steam vessels seem
To grow. The records OF che year lust closed
show the total lisastor, 10 steam vessels, re-
.oIt,d since the last Iecold published IN IHE
1HHUHE. January ., 1850, 10 Ice I9o. or
these vessels perhaps dozen have been raised.
repaired and pat into service again, but nearly
all of them have become total wrecks. There
have also been few that have been
sunk at tacir piers through the carceSsne>s
of the officers or stcvcjorc- while lo.ding or
discnargiug caTg0es, as ia the case of the
Braunschwcig on December 2l while loading
with coal in the harbor at Bremen. Others
have been stranded and floated off again
without receiving any apparent damage. Such
are not included in the following list. In
cluded in the record also is the loss of the
Polar expedition steamer jeanette, lost in the
Arctic on june 1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-03

The Investigation frequently ends in censuring tho
master of the vessel and suspending his certificate
for limited period. which is moro frequently unjust
than right. The loss OF the steamship CITY Of Vera
CfuZ nearly two years ago IS point Captain
Van Slce, who went down with ner whose record as
% seaman and an officer was most excellent, and who
Lad tho confidence OF all who knew him, was con
drmued after death for reckiessncsS aud inca
pacIiy. Yet It was shown that the vessel WAS
bad constructed. and that it WAS unsulted Tor tho
f.l1c iu which 10 was ca gagged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-03
TIE COURIS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. .

SUPREME COURT-CHAIBhts-r % Barrel, J-C alcndnT
called at ! a. m. First Monday. Motion Cuendar
SUPREME COURr-GcnerAi 1clm--Hcld by DAVIS, and
Brady and Daniels u. No day calendar until anuafy s.
1852.
SuPRRHE COUkT-SPRcIAL rEBu-Hsd by Lawrence j.
No Jay calendar unt1 Monday. January o, 1882
SUPEEAE COUKr CiKCUH-PART IL-iicld by LArremore,
Nos 1850, i4C2 lO-l, 1918, 1920 le43, 1882, 1881
1851 l744.
suPEMOK COURT-GgSERAL TRRA.-IIeld by Freshman aud
Russell. H. Appeal from orders, Nos 20 10 iuciuHiVe
sUrkLdOR CouEf-lnAL rEKk-fAET L-hed " 5olg
wick, j. Calendar called AT ii IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-03
RECORD OLE TUE YEAR

AItllC Oh JIHt IL
RECORD OF TIE YEAR
The record ior 1881 shows That OF the disasters
III were to British steamships; 10 were American
q irenca' Danish; German; > Hntch; }
| swedish; ! IraAiilan; Belgian; Spanish;
. ChIan Mexican, Chinese, Austrian japanese aud
/ Norwegian, ! each; OF : the nationality conId not
be learned. OF these four were of steel five of
wood, and the rest iron vessels The total tonnage
lost was ahont 100000 tons; OF which l5l0H
/ tons were British; ll.5GN American; 1890 Dutch ;
/ 2.iNN Swedish; l,uOJ Brazilian; Csc French;
| 1913 Belgian; ".2Ii DANISH; 1,'t2 German;
7 ! IL Spans, $50 Mexican, LIB Chinese; sos
austrian; "T japanese; go Nor"eg an. and
r loo thlian or the disasters. "o vessels were
stranded; 80 sunk by collision: 10 t"undcr"d; 7
burned; u are missing; were ah'ndohed at sea :;
= were sunk by zee; ] broke IN two and was
destroyed py explosion Eleven OF til" VESSELS are
kh' Nu 10 nave been laden win gram -" WIN
coal; ~ with non; win cotton ana one ra-h
"tih copper ore p'Oo."NIh' loN'~c3- Wool anu
SUGAR.
me grr%'''' h'm"r OF 1''-''r' m sea
! III any one month was ~ 'tl''rF ana
tht icr"iuS lot hd'""hIh are uh'i'''''Il''" "'hN
t"e history "I the merchant marine. me t'''I
u"mrri 'I si''m-hI' '"s' III 'c'o"'f "'' - OIL
"ich - were hI'ilSh' lIah'' 'tIH'hN ana
NORWAY I"Ni each; An-ira' "r.H'n hf"|ii' Ih'h.
Holland hn>~'a' spain "ad sweden. each 81
sailing vessels There Wrte @5' LOST intending 81
Brush 20 N"IWr'Ian. - I"rlnHn u FRENCH ID
swedish - I'H"'h' =" l'u''h }" '.>''n. t'' D.
ANU .''' - - ''-''''' '''" NV" ''' '' i'''''
-''''" ". UT ' ID"
"'''" '''" '''' % ''''''' " - '@' '.'' '''''
"' '' ''''' IONS o." ''.'''''' ~ ''' ''' ''''
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THE PROVIDENCE CITY GOVERNMENT.
PROVIDENCE. H. l., Jan. 1.-THE Inauguration OF
city government took place today Most OF tho old Ocers
reelected. including William b. Hayward Mayor.
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ing ground easy @, access ana at INC S' |u''
DEPARTMENT or PUBLIC WORKS.
-, 49,. .,..,.,.,,. b,v. l.eu materially
The condition o' 'i' P'''l''''' I'D, ana ,rc
improved during the past year Eleven ana ono
t.u,b ,ics At thr old edible and worthless traph0. K
-. .t..., t.. ,..,,. and s,il,.s,ufi,l Stone
paw 'h'hl7 "'Ii I'PI'''" "' ".' ".
block plyeTepts In addition - ths very 'hrE' 'I
OF PdNeHlch'- "'-' ri''' - ''''' - '
the mead OF repairs, exclusive oil the MINOR repairs n'"'
IN spouse g. several thousand notices an" cohpIds
49, - 49,. ,,, ,, .t,.. % ,,......- Tine ti.,-
town bod',vlri-, drives aGI SUBURBAN roads are -.N ITO
bcttcr condition than nj any previous time There
moved ana replaced. and when Iil he pg'cncn'-,
now eNtthuhs N'I ',2 Huc' 10 SUI, Ii, D. +...
sary 10 maintain thci m th't state.
severe fN ~ respect I" i'- tipttiN ,rri,L - ,ri,i,s
,iH,1r VI lis' , h, 'i t r,,nt AID 4, ,or,- ac
Ton oi The Depart chi ia ''oPPlnE "ist' I
pcricnce Of that drouth cannot hove failed To- lmress
upon an ne dolnr nf'c7.y 2' V'nr,l NM y,Si,f,ns
Iur Ptr7rn, SUPP, alu o. ',n.,- tl sIpniy bcyond
the possibility ~ lIiure u i,a. ai oo Observation-Disclosures
the Department which has crarkc OF the water
supply II concerned rs al ,hpo,tr va ~ cbiaf a,
ana competent hahlS ld'r y TT,.,,Ii U.,rls ,ioccd
gineer. whom the Commissioners o. PH3c orAS ,'vg
0usly engaged ID the Stuuy anu 49, ,h, Crtnu
for bringing largo additional supply from the 'r",Vh
present structures ana resources aud the b9t method,
OF 'urthcr suuprs'hg waste ana Scc'InE ,' irs
for securing and conveying to the cry thg NGI7 oI n
CrCt0n basin have been elaborated ana alH
that after Il careful study they nave p'ch approved ~
the eminent hydraulic engineers IA lht u's' i'ua
for securing an additional supply Tor Inc cy f an
steps have been taken tON ara lh' 'oHHt "'lIV "" an
other rse 81 lraSr reservoir III 'he 'I"'"n iaSl, an. VA
work bringing 70 The city the waters OF luc bI"uA anu
Byram Rivers being prosecuted a. rapidly rs prdcIc-
bic.
THE PARK COMMISSIONERS CRITICIZED.
,- ..,i,t,. 49,. ,..,,,.-i,pc-. , & pubilc Parks 10
AI' lI"'i''i' Va 'L' No.''''' n.
effect an organization ~s required ny lhe cHdr'ti' ann
tbcr filure.o -rep upon auy definite policy plan Tor
\ - tt. d., p,.,,, ou,ouni Ia q
'"' '"H"N' W ''' WIN
taioh OF lIr ~i'ilh'iu h'-'"""H '''" ''''".
t.uy which may be rendered POSSIBLE 10y system OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-03

ticn Of fnancia affairs. In 1871 commission an
pointed 10 determine upon the value OF All classes oil
property held by the city made report the sun
=. a1,tial Ln-mlLs OF which L ST forth helOM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-03

Considering the affairs Of city generally from the
light OF administrative history OF the past year believe
that given proper charter, made practically self
governing, and secured against the worst and most
patent evils of the civil service. New would the
best governed well the important city upon
the continent; for the Intelligence, Dery and public
spirit OF her citizens would then be a sufficient assur
ance OF her capacity to secure good government
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-02-16

Berlin has AS newspapers as! peri
odicalS.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-02-16
The Smart Young Man.

4 3 4
III solicitous to shine in the fashionable line a.
man of tres grand air,
You must cultivate the cheek of n plps;c ha,
xr comilue and the manners OF Il bear:
Iuen lnterard your phrases with The sort Of
chat that raises a blush in the virtuous
dame.
And brag abort a scandal with some beauty
win handle TO her high and well-bo1a
And every one win cry
As they see yon swagger by,
III ne Is hand in hand with the foremost In the
iand, which bag never been the case with
why, what a particularly smart young man
that smart young man must boi'
He extravagautly dressed in the peatest md
the best, and when your bills abound
why, start fresh edition. having made a
composition OF farthing or two all
be nsolently rude in your after-dinner mood
to those that you do nat fear
Hsa million toa tanner TINT they initiate your
manner in the most exclusive srnere;
And every one will say.
As they mark your giiecd way
III Ne is inc sort that Is patronikod at court,
,,, which has never yet occurred TO me,
why, what avery singuarly sm,lrt young man
that smart young man must bel"
II you cannot show Your face Ia the ring or mt
a race you must toaGy all your pals
And laugh and think it funny if they have to
Ind the money that you never intend to
pay
Inhabit the abode of n Phryne Ia mode, but
not for your own ends.
AND nnselhshly that you may convey billet
doux for your more illustrious friends:
Then every one will cry
Ashley burst with jealousy,
II he can slap the back of Prince Harry or
Prince Jack, and look scornfully down on
me,
IWhy, what Il most preposterously smart young
81 man that smart young man must be-
-ILOndon Truth.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-02-16
Nothing Short Of Unmistalxab
Benefits

Conferred upon tens of thousands of
sufferers could originate and maintain
The reputation which AYERS SAgs,-
rAiiiiLA enjoys. 1t Is compound OF
the best vegetable alternatives, with the
iodides of Potassium and iron. all
powerful matchmaking hlood-clcansinr
and DEMONSTRATING - and il the most
ciicctual OF all remedies for scrol,-
lonS. mcrcnrial. or blood disorders
Uniformly successful and certain il
produces rapid and complete cures of
Scroinlt Sores BoilS, iIumorS. PIN
pies, EruptionS. Skin Diseases aud al,
disorders arising from impurity OF ,hs
blood BY its inyigora,ing effects il
always relieves and often cures Liver
Complaints Female WcakncSsc, and
Irregularities, aud is a potent reRcwcr
OF waning vitality. For purifying the
blood IL has no equal. /, tones up the
system restores and preserves the
health. and inpartS viQor and energy.
For forty years Il has been IN extensive
use, aud IS to-day the most available
medicine for the suffering sick.
For sale by all druggists.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-02-16
Stay On.

A toper's love for his beer is charae-
teristically set forth in the following:
''Wa4t any cioves?H asked peddler
of q saloon-keeper one day last week.
Wat want um9n asked the proprie-
tor.
ITO take away the smell of beer from
the BREATH said the petldlcr,
Take away dot smell of beer" eN-
claimed the man behind the counter.
"You got Something's va makes der
smell stay ON, and | buys him.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-02-16

Such shock in her voice. such I'M
consciousness of h.s meaning. and then
she realised it slowly the thought in
his mind
Poor jack That is Dir. Luke's wife.
but he has been my best friend through
out.
And YOU. are---H with intense feel
ing now burning in face and eyes.
ii am Crystal Renshaw- Your own
wife till death do II, part, She answer
ed, as she sunk upon his heart.
With joy unspcakahle. he pressed her
to his breast and murmure,i
True in spite of alln'
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-02-16
Just the Paper Farmers Want
THE TERM S.

subscriptions Tor three % six months at pro
por ,ionel rates,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-02-16
OLGA RS
ssi,i Properly sor Sale.

viii sell my farm and mi9 prnpt,ty stu.
ated two and one haif miles SOUTHEAST o. the
city OF Darlington, LuFnyGntsainty, Wis.
said farm contains 81 acres, 81 acirs0 which
are under cultivation. lie Balance being IN
pasture and timber The milL which l. Ia, wn
as the Aimee Branch or Union NH. i in good
repair, with two un OF bnrrs mud dam In
good condition, and j. doing good business.
There l. good frame dwelling, amort new.
two stories snd halt high, aud also other out
buildings, with Wen and cslerD ~ the door
This property viii be sold ON reasonable terms,
rs am going cast. aud must be sold on or hc.
lore tie fist day of April, 1882
TERMS or SALE--0ue,half cash aud balance
! to suit purchaser. II preferred, al may be
paid u; cash,
For further particulars apply on the prem.
isis 10 THOMAS WOODWARD,
Or TO Thomas Gleason, Auctlonccr ~ Dai ling
ton, WIS. Apr !.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-02-16

Messrs. Bohan d Sims. lirerymep,
have some good horses aud second
hand buggies for sale sery cheap,
and its a good opportunity for those
wanting snch Call at the barn
Just above the u. S. hotel.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-02-16
Tri-weokly Republican and News

is published Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saiur-
days. This edition viii meet the waEta OF those
who reside where the postal arrangements do
not admit Of their receiving daily paper. #
contains the important Telegraph, Marine.
Railway and Local news aud al the Market Re.
pnyfg from The daily
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-02-16
The Republican
and .Nc,us,
Milwaukee W;scon sin.
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