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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-11
A UGTsssN sALEs.

4 UCllON SALE-5y vr.us or AL order OF
~ the Corporation Court Of the city Of A lex
Hd-ls, ent'rrd on the 7th d.v nf March, 1892
in Ihe a'tschmsnt csn.e OF John s. barb ur
against s. Chapman Nesla. l will sell, on the
premises At ine ulhHast rCor Of ST. Assph
ant Hlks streets the VaLUAHLg Law and
MISEa!:L SOUS LIBRARY, OFPIGE.
HlU9RHDkD ard TCHkN FURNL.
TUKB PICTURES. SILVER ard PLATED
W. aid other personai effects of the said s
Ne'ls, levied unon ty virue of the said at
&c II mt The En- Of the law and mscellane eous
library VI com met CO NJ IL 4. III. TU ESDAY.
hrrch 2l,t 1882 snd Of ths other pror.rty st 10
m. "HDf' nS3aY. March f2i, 1882. The
!'W library c'nsisss OF Virginia and o.ner Be-
pJ1ts aId lEr5e nuc Der OF Tnzt Books. The
n'-c"iIshecu3 library CONSISTS Of nehriy thou.-
ard voame. If standard WJrks The furnitr1e,
pi,t tures shd oih'r p- por'y ID OF the fnsst lind
Ie II OF Sa g: iah
Catalogues will be rurnishad on application.
CEhkLFS D SIPPLH
nh 90 Oonsirb'A of lex citv
= UCriON SaLs-B5 virtue of an order Of
- the q, r2orslioa Cour. of lhs CITY of Aisx
81 d Is, entered on the 7sh d.y Of March 1882,
II lac sttach nent cau.e. Of q l. Eeze u con,
snd x. H. hutd sg.inst y. o. Nenle / will
sell on ihe premises at inc southeast corner of
-: fs.Th snd uuEe ttIeet5. the Va LUAeLE
La ~ sni aiSGBLl.s NGGUS LISRAEY,
NFFl(E U~EHnLD ED KITUHEN
FURHlfO RE, PI JTU EES snd Other person.
81 h,cts f the said ). Q nsse, ltvi I'd upon By
v'r'us oi tns sid attach nents. This sale of the
Jaw and n lsc,ilaDe 'uS library will com 20 ence al
IL a TUESDAY, March 2lat 81 aud OF
TIE other Ir p 'ty at 10 a. 70. w SDNHSD AY,
March ~, S.. 1hs l,W library conf ts OF
vaua | col'u.tion Of VIrgi ia aud other Re.
pots and srae Lumbar OF. TexI Books The
sc al aLecus library consists tf ne-rlr thcu-
ard v,lImes OF stsn lard wGrka. y be fIrpi'ure
piciu'esan1 Other p'cneriy is CT the huesL kind
T,gms Of S,l': s.h
Catalogues will ho 'urLish"d upoa spplic tion
WILLIAM II. rMI1 /!
III lO-lOt 'e'g ant city Of alexal is.
CaLEOFV RTIMBeR LANDS.
~ viii be sod 1t p ic -uc ion, on MON
DAY. the !" d'y of Il arch Cha weather pr
mh'i0g # not the D"x: fir dsy) At HorL.n's
Store, prlnca Wili'm cJuny. Va, FOUk
Tn tCTS OF Len d. g. follows One Tract ID
.siring 2(6 .cres. .b ,ul one Inl'e s"u,h of teit
pi-cN, p-i.ciasliy IT, TlMBaa w.h good
DWELLING ROUSE ec O,e about ore
mile solih-sst containif 6 2l2 c'es in TItBsk
hL f mil- ess:, ALL TIMBtS Une o. l8!
.cres in Stafford c1unt7, hear De!lefair Allls IL
9l"BtR
Tsrns: One haf c'sh, end balsnce in two
eqnsi annual Lay msuis TItlo rettired unit,
la psym'ns made, pure h,s'rI giving DO: &
Win spprCv % rersUntl sccu!i:y for deferred
payments
Will also ne aold st s.rae s;ma .nd place 4
LOT or STICK FAR Ming UTENSILS.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS. SC.
N. W. HORTON,
ma7-5. Horton Store Pr VIM CO.. Va.
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ShhbDDbD COD FISH for sAle by
1eo1a j, Q. MILBURN.
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PUBLIC SALE
OF TIE
WASHINGTON 0HI0R. R.

Under authority Of decree of the Circuit
Oourt,f Biehm II c ty. rendered q pril q, 1880,
ia the suit Of danry Lewis ct as. Va. the W. &
y e. ComrsDy at sis.. and afiruei by the
U ur! of ~ p ,als of Virginia at its Septemb.r
te N, 1881, ihe nadsrslxDed special Commits.
s.onsrs. will. at IL . clock m. on the
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FbR HALk DR REHE

TOR RBNT-1he HOUSE,, on north olum.
T. bus Street. Lesr Christ Ciutch. now occu
pisd By Capt. T. w Cor. For terms .pnly "a
mt8-tf j q M LRURN. TN Rivals
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WEST POCKET TDYSPEPsIA CURE
2oc oOLD bI Lah DnUuuIoIS.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-11-30
LINDEN PARAGRAPHS.

Variety in the weather, and the
young men are afraid it will snow
and they vii have to take the girls
slelghing. 1t is cheaper to sit by
the parlor stove, especially when the
"old man" provides the wood.
We are glad to learn that Mr.. Day
id Morrison is still improving. Tie
intends going t. Concord, Ill To
spend the remainder of the Winter
with his sister aud her family as soon
as he. gains sufficient strength 20 un-
dertake the journey.
Mr.. Russell, of Sanfrancisco, Cal i,
is visiting his aunt and cousin, Mrs.
Hoskins and Mrs. Il Granville.
Don't forget the festival Of the
Linden Cornet Band, on Thursday
EVENING"
Somebody must have told the tur-
keys that Thanksgiving was near,
hey seem to be making themselves
very scarce; wish we could persuade
one of them that our back fence is a
safe place to roost
Glad TO see our friend Mr.. NJ. Samp-
son able to be out.
II. 5. Smith, of the firm Of Smith
Bros, Is in Chicago this week --pur
chasing goods.
Mr.. and Mrs Nathan Jacobs are
visiting their relatives and friends
at Hazel Green
Charley Tregloan has the mumps.
Glad to see our friend, K nest Cap
pie, back again from the iron region
of Michigan.
IIMETREE.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-11-30

to Newell to spend a week with her
sister, Mrs. Carrie Maukey; thence
to her new home in pierce Co., Neb.
DR.. Vivian aud son, Fred were
in Chicago last week; the DR. to in
troduce the VI p Zine Co. $ 0rjie to
the "trade, aud Fritz to look up
their stock of holiday goods. which
he says is "better than tirst-rate'
w 2 Stearns, of Smith-Stearus
Paiut Co., at Davenport, Iowa, was
in the city Tuesday He was very
much pleased with the Zin1Compaly :
works, and we are sorry they hap
peucd to idle when he was here
--Jo l. Gray went over TO Das
Moiues Monday; report says that be
expects TO bring home a young lady
next week.
-Roht Osborne, ESQ cs Linden,
made us step around lively, Friday;
eut we parted friends.
Mrs a l.. Robbins, wife of Hon
Hanmer Robbins, pIattvilc, died al
her home on Monday of last week.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-11-30
Personal Points,

Mr. and Mrs d. Davissop, ere
cat home to morrow evening, wherl
they give reception to their daugh
ter, Miss Blanche; about one hun
dred invitataiops have been issued.
j G. Smith, OF Smith g. VauNor
man, Moscow, was a caller Saturday
He tells US that new bridge las beeu
built at that village, thirty six rods
south OF the old one; the new bridge
is II #. wide and 40 f. long, and was
very much needed, Mr.Smith reports
trade very good iu his village; also,
that the new hotel there, in charge of
Mr.. Spears, is a success aud great
convenience to the travelling public.
Mr.. Joseph Osborne, of Taylor
81 Osborne, At.'ys at Law and Bank
ers, Britt, Ia, is visiting the folks
at Linden; be called, Saturday, and
subscribed for the TRIBUNE.
Mrs Lena Cox, who has been Wis
ing her parents in this city during
the last six weeks, on Monday went
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-11-30

of the city OF Mineral Point that
the following amounts he and the
same are hereby levied as sidewalk
tax, to-wit;
Agoiust9 acres ofset of sw' See SO \. o, Range
s. east 81 i2
Against part of lot ~ vliets survey and part OF
lot l21 Harrison's suryc:, SSl.S6
Against part Of lot l27 between the Sc corner OF
lot SO aud Jay st larrison's survey, S9.2d.
Against lot % in block So strong addition SOS.
Against " y of lots and n ia block 80 strong S
addition, s. 36.
Aud the city clerk is hereby order
ed aud directed TO place said amounts
on the annual tax roll for the year
1882 against said lots.
On motion, The council adjourned
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-11-30
THAT watch.key belonged to"Dick"
Fo.is; he "stood the apples"

THAT watch.key belonged to "Dick'
Felis; he "stood the apples"
THE ladies of the P. M. Church at
Dodgeville hold an oyster supper
and festival this evening.
THE Inter. Ocean is one of the
best newspapers in the country.
Read prospectus in another co ann.
THE adjourned N meeting of the S.
w. w. /. A. tt kes place at the City
Hall, Saturday afternoon see Sec'y's
notice.
Mrs. YOU'VE, a neice of Mr.. James
Toay, very efficient and an exper-
ience saleslady, is engaged at Mr.. J.
Deller's establishment
WE'VE the prettiest line of sample
programmes and calling cards you
ever "sot' eyes on; if you want any
thing of this character, give us a
call. We can s,it You.
THE safe 10 Lovejoy & Richards
lumber yard Office, at Dodgeville,
was blown open on Wednesday night
of last week: as it contained no
money, the burglars were no richer
for their labor.
GooD,-Messrs Frank and Abe
Potter, of Platteyille, have taken the
contract to do the cooper work at
MP. Zinc Co.'s works. They re two
first-rate men, and we are glad to
register them as citizens; thus our
population increases-the furnace
men are also bringing their families
here to live.
GENTLEMEN who visited Chicago
last week for the purpose of ascer-
tanning the cost of machinery, etc.,
for the paint works, came home well
pleased with their trip, and quite
satisfied that the enterprise will oe
paying one in this oity. Prepare.
tions are now being made to receive
subscriptions to stock, which will
probably begin next week.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-11-30

PLATTEvILLE has telephone com
munication with Lancaster, and is to
be connected with the Hazel Green,
Dubuque and Galena system; Madi-
son can converse with Milwaukee,
Beloit, Rockford aud Chicago by
telephone; and our exchanges men
ton quite number of such lines in
the State, connecting cities and VII
lagos, some of which have telegraph
facilities. All of these lines are said
to be great con veniences, and with
one exception pay dividends. Men
ton was made by the Chronicle some
time ago of proposed telephone
line between the villages of the north
ern portion of the county; that's a
good idea But wouldn't it be a
better scheme and paying invest
ment to establish a telephone line
betwixt all the villages in the coun-
ty9 Begin, say, at Avoca. and run
thence to Highland, Eden, Leving-
ston, Rewey, Mifflin, Linden, Miner
al Point, Moscow, Adamsville, Blue
Mounds, Ridgeway, Dodgeville, E t.
mund and Eden; and station could
be established somewhere on the
line in the town of Waldwck. We
believe it would be a great conven
iepce commercially, locally consider
ed: and couuection could be made
with Platteville, which would give
communication with Lancaster, Ga
lena aud Dubuque, and, eventually,
Chicago. What do You think Of it,
neighbors! What would the cost be
per mile! Can Platteyille answer
the last query!
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-11-30
PLUM GROVE CHuRCH Opening

Plum GROVE CHURCH OPESING -
Following G we give the pastors mar
rative of the dedicatory exercises of
the new Pm Church edifice at Plum
Grove last Sunday, clipped from the
church organ, Oto Messenger:
The day was all that could be de
sired, and the people gathered early;
many of them to see the inside of
the church for the FIRST time. Every
seat was filled when Bro Ralph arose
to address the people, from GEN.
XXI, l-2. After the sermon, we
called upon Bro. Allen, Sr. to speak
on the subscription, which was well
responded to, adding s26l oS to the
$4,000 already promised The
afternoon brought many more from
a distance. The church was cram
med whilst Bro. w. J. C. Bond ad.
dressed us from, "One thing thou
lackest;" after which Bro. Allen
again took the stand. The sermons
of the day had powerful effect up
on The people, and under Bro.Alfen's
words this was soon famed to a
blaze. Men began to see that "The
cattle upon a thousand hills are the
Lord's;" that the silver and gold are
his also. Names that were before
on the list were again put on. Tears
stood in the eyes of some, whilst q
light as from heaven shone on the
faces Of others, as again and again
they added to their alrea' liberia
subscriptions. The young people
Roman Catholics, ecerybody wanted
to do something, and in half an hour
the whole amount, and over, was
subscribed. To God be all the glory
Our church is free from debt, anc
never were happier people In Plum
! Grove.
We expected much, but dared no
even hope for more than two hun
dred dollars But what hath Goo
wrought. We opened our hands
the Lord has filled and overtloweC
them. In the evening Bro. Ralpl
preached again from 1. JoHN III, ,
a fiji theme to end day of sucl
spiritual and financial joy.
The church is well built and beau
tifully finished. The peope ar
loud in their praises of the carpen
ters-Young q Mckinley Bros
for the mastery manner in which
everything has been done.
The total cost is 81, ,llU.o'
The first subscription Gl0 OF
Subscribed yesterday 508.S'
TO which may be added s7l.o0 col
lected in the Sunday School for th'
organ. We expect to commence
special services in the church mex
week We look to God for success
Yours in Christ,
JNo BREREToN.
Mineral Point, Nov. 27th, 1882.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-11-30

CANTERBURY warehouse at Mt.
Horeb was destroyed by fire on Mon
day night-the work of incendiar.
les. An attempt was also made to
burn the lumber yard, which would
have also probably destroyed the
town, but for some reason this fail.
ed, Notwithstanding the fact that
the piles of lumber were pretty lib
orally sprinkIed with kerosene. The
object Of the incendiarics is suppos
ed to have been to rob the town
while it was burning Chronicle.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-11-30

The Supt. Of the city public schools
addressed communication to the
Council, stating that it would be nee
essary TO raise by taxation for the
purpose of defraying the expenses Of
the public schools of this city the
sum of s6,o97.2o.
Whereupon, Aid. Prideaux offer.
ed the following resolution, which
was unanimously adopted:
Resolyed, BY the Common Council
of the city of Mineral Point, that
there he and is hereby levied upon
the taxable property of this city,
as returned by the assessor for the
year 1882, the following amounts,
to-alt:
For school purposes for the current year the sum
Of - 500.
For general city purposes for the current year the
sum Of $500.
And the city clerk is hereby di-
rected to apportlon said taxes on the
tax roll Of said city, as provided by
law.
Aid. Prideaux offered the follow
ing preamble and resolution, which
were unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, The street commission
er of the city of Mineral Point, in
bis annual report Of delinquent street
taxes to the city clerk, has described
certain lots in front of which be has
caused sidewalk TO be constructed,
together with the cost th reof, and
has given all the items, all in ac.
'cordance with Sec, 5, Of Chap. 6, Of
the charter of the city of Mineral
Point as amended by the Legislature
Of 1878; therefore, be it
Re8olrea, BY the Common Council
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-11-30
The Local Field.

Rs- Business Notices in local columns
loaded, and in same type as local news VIII DC
charged for at the rate of 10 cents per line each
insertion. No business notice published IN this
department. first issue for less than so cents
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-11-30
On motion of Mr. Grant thereport
was adopted,


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nv, t',N 1''.,,,I ,.,,,,litt,,,' "a, b,x ..lain
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No ~ MHu0eu "'"''''u' ''i' va say va '0''
az l"e w" lSes,
Ahal "atlA hoMsN"tHiS ~ aHoN'" ~itNlteh
lots Nos - AA Hha 1o' ~ lut fll'aES u Lll"epi
o., face ana lees ahd rtr tthI
lnal EaWSlu N!hAS ~ "ioNS" Y" tueVln IN.
uc' go see ". LOWE p lAHFe 2 Iut tlt ha!es ot
ls'h 1901 IN IeSl Ghu l9,-, "i'9 PoiF % , o,
No. hud lN, plotN ~ 7st"NE ns.l', "a NviS ~
Mineral folnl itomlaA safes oi 1907 auu laN<' "
face ices and ten per cthL
thhl samuel lienaVIngiltS, -. I,,""ru ','1s ~ G v
deem an crruucabs h'W IN he H"llof On Hv
county on lot % ana NJ l"' IA ol uV NlIlNtN oi
Highland at mrt ana iev-;
mat T. ChniNlu p1 "lio"s y " ituSeu lotA
fees and per cent
That J, Il. Motetl be allowed le redeem nwM
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-11-30

A special meeting of the Common
Council was held on Monday even
ing at the council chamber, pursuant
to call of the mayor. His Honor,
Mr. Priestley. presided, and all the
Aldermen were present, except Mr.,
Jeuck.
Mr.. Ansley, city clerk, presented
to the council certificate from the
clerk Of the County Board of Super
vlsors, showing the amount levied
by said Board at its recent meeting
on the taxable property of this city
for the year 1882, as follows:
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-11-30

MONROE has decided to buy a fire
extinguishing engine; that the safety
Of the community demands such an
outlay of public money. This city
needs such apparatus as badly as
Monroe; but when the question OF
tax levy for the purchase of an e.
CINE has been discussed in the past
some of our sages have argued, "If
you buy one of them things, we will
then have ten fires where we now
have one; people will start fires just
to see the machine work" If this
be true, Monroe, GAINESVILLE, Wauke-
sha, PIatteville, Boscobel, Freeport,
and other little towns owning fire
extinguishers are foolish to invest
good money in fire incredserS, but
perhaps these places are dull, and in :
dulge in fires to get up little ex-
element occasionally.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-11-30
PROCEEDINGS

Of the Ianaat Uectj',g Qf the Io,ca
County B0ardof Supervisors, can.
eJly},H,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-11-30
h EARION COATES
J, j. HOSkINS,
X. Mll.sNN.


stIEui ~ OF CLAIMS
Submitted tO the Board Of Supervisor, of Iowa
County, Wisconsin, al the annual session of sBid
Board held at podgeyillc, Nov lith 70 18th, A.
|, iNS5s
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-11-30

WILLIE CoKER, son of Johu Coke.,
Monttort, was accidentally shot IN
the thigh, last Sunday. The Monitor
says that about seventy-fve No. 5
shot were lodged in the limb: the
attending physician believes that
amputation will nos he necessary.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-11-30
The committee on general claims
presented the following report

TO the Board of Supervisors oi Iowa county
Gcuuemcu--N Our committee ON CtNiWs 10 whom
was referred the several bills agaiast the county,
rs per accom- pauyiug schedule, respectfully IT.
port that they have carefully examined all the
claims in said schedule uud would recommend
that the same he allowed at the sum fixed by
your committee aud set opposite each claim,
Your committee further respectfully report
that they have hnd great difficulty la tNamiuiug
the claims of the coustHhlcs, Us they report only
the number OF miles travelled, but do not state
the places to which they have travelled thus lvay-
ing your committee entirely without data to en-
able them to determine the correctness or other
wise of the claim. Ne therefore recommend the
passage of the following resolution
Resolved, That hereafter the sheriff and con.
stables shall be required 10 state ia heir several
bills not only the number of miles travelled hui
also the place nom which they start aud the
places visited, aud unless such statement rs made
tht claim shall be referred back tor correction,
at the discretion OF said committee,
kEARTON COATES
j, j, liOSkINS,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-11-30
WISCONSIN,


WILLIE CoKER, son of Johu Coker,
Montfort, was accidentally shot in
the thigh, last Sunday. The Monitor |
says that about seventy-five No. 5 I
shot were lodged in the limb: the
attending physician believes that /,
amputation will noS be necessary.
The great race { : between Minnchaha and
Little Weasel came of las Tuesday at Miner |
al Point, Minr ehaha winning in three straight
heats II is said there was "niggcr in the
feucc somewhere. - D f5lington Democrat
GUESS the only "uigger IN the
fence" Bro. X, was that the Dal-
lington horse was just teette bit TOO
SOW; or, as George Chamley has it,
" The mare was a little too qHjehyt' .
A MASONIC TREAT,--Rev. Henry
r.. Coleman, 5. c. of the 0 O, Z H.,
O.. G. of the q. l.. of Kentucky, and
author of The Pilgrim haigM, M
sonic Calender, Tight from the East,
etc, will, by the consent of the NJ.
w, the GIN of this jurisdiction, de.
liver at the Masonic hall in this city,
on Wednesday evening, Dee. 9th,
commencing a 1880 O'clock, his APP
proved lecture entitled, Freemasonry
in tie Holy Land. Only Master Ma
sons are entitled to attend.
THE c. NJ. & st. =. R. Il. Co. put
a new train on the road last
week, making direct connec-
tions with Chicago, cia Janesyille,
Beloit and Davis Junction. leaving
Chicago at 9:25 a m, and arriving
at Mineral Point at p. m, and feel
little annoyed that some of our
citizens continue TO patronlze the
! w alTtil ToHle. w ould IL Ilot bc Nou
sistent to recognize the favor by civ
ing it our patronage? The train
leaves Mineral Point at $40 n. M,
arriving in Chicago at p. m, cja
Milwaukee
By telegram to the Milwaukee lie
puJhcd2s, dated Nov. 9th, we Learn
that two burglars were captured a
Woodman, Grant county, Saturday
evening, by Deputy Sheriff Richards
and Constable Sam Turner, of Fen
nimore They are supposed to be
the same who broke safe in Dodge
Vile and another in Fennimore a few
days ago, and previously made at
tempts at Janesville. In Montfor
they burglarized and robbed the p.
O., taking with them Postmaster
A.Thomas' gold watch. The watch
was found in their possession, also a
lot Of postage stamps. They had an
ou fit of burglars tools with them.
They are sullen and but little infor.
nation can be got from them.
MONROE has decided to buy a fire
extinguishing engine; that the safety
of the community demands such an
outlay of public money. This city
needs such apparatus as badly as
! Monroe; but when the question Of
a tax levy for the purchase Of an e'-
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-11-30
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
city Officers.
County Officers.
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

METHODIST EPISCOPAL...C lRsH, Pastor
SUNDAY services NJ l0:j0 A. NJ ana w. r. NJ.
SUNDAY School at 200, u. VI. PRAYER meetings
on Mondays and Thursdays at I;uO, r. Nj.
PRIMITIVE METH DIST, C. DAWSON, Pastor
Sunday services at l0;o, A. NJ ana t;uu' r. NJ
Sunday school at 200, p. NJ PRAYER meetings
on MONDAYS and thursdays at V:Oo, Z. NJ
TRINITY g.. .......,.. ......M. CHASE ahstor.
SUNDAY services at 1880, A. NJ. and 100, p: Nj.
.Sundsv school at $50. u. VI, Services on FRI
day evenings at Z 30 o clock.
pRFsRy.rERIAN N n ELLIOTT Pastor.
SUNDAY services at 1880 A. NJ. ana 'oo' r. NJ.
Sunda, School at 200. p. n. Prayer meeting
on Wednesday at Is, T.. NJ.
ST MARY'S (German) Jos. HUBER. Pastor
sunday services. First Mass at 3 N0, A. NJ
High Mass at 1880, \. Nj; Nospers at 5'oo'P.M'
ST. PAULS tlrishl l.........J. O'kEEFE, Pastor.
Sunday services, High Muss at 1000, A. NJ.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-11-30
COMMON COUNCIL DOTNGS.

LINDEN, Nov q, 1882.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-10-22

BASE RANGE COUNCIL No. ,, L.
d. q. f.,
MEETS AT ODD FELLOWS HALL EVERY
lSA Sunday afternoon at u O'Clock sharp
Members in good standing are invited to at
tend =. J. BUTLER, O. O.
O, G, HuBnARp, Secretary, jys0tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-10-22

n. y. m.
MEETS EVERY FIRST AND THIRD SAT
lHl urday OF esch month, at their nall,
corner CLARK and Edwards streets, at Z III
O'Clock PATRICK STANTON, President.
PATRIoK HANNoN Secretary.
Eureka, July ~, 1880. jy20-t