Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-07-12

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tons for the coming winter and the
bounteful hay crop, all stock are
sure of faring well, for the next
year, at least.
WEATHER being favorable the
band will come out in full dress on
Saturday and give our citizens an
open air concert. That's right; give
the people chance to inspect how
"slick" you look in your new uni
forms, while in a calm and collected
state
WE were the other day the happy
recipients of most beautiful boquet
of flowers, and for which to none
other than Mrs. Mary Jacka are we
indebted. Like all that is fair they
soon faded, but the sweetness and
beauty thereof will long be cherish
ed as well as the kindness of the
donor.
CAL. SPENsLEY's former residence
is all torn down, and the foundation
is being removed back some twenty
feet, giving plenty of room for a
nice lawn, Active work will soon
be commenced, and weather permit
ting, the carpenter John Charles)
will have a roof on the new one in
six weeks.
THANKs.-T. j. Brooks, the active
secretary of the Boscobel Driving
Park Association, has sent MS by
mail a full set of complimentaries
to their annual exhibition, to be held
Oct. ID, Sd and 4th, for which we
can but say, thanks. Look out for
us, friend Brooks; we hope to be on
hand.
The cat is not commonly rated as
very intelligent quadruped, but
Chas. Parmele has succeeded in
training one that holds forth at his
store to jump through hoops, spring
from the floor onto his shoulder, and
other remarkable leaps fully ten feet
| distant.
Reform ScHooL subjects are pop
ping up lately in the form of boys
who indulge in the low, vulgar, un-
civilized habit of lying hid meath
or near sidewalks in the night time
and grab girls by the limbs as they
pass by. Such conduct is a disgrace
and shame to the perpetrators, whom
we trust will shortly be detected, and
properly punished.
PROF. S. T. OSBORNE has rented
the cosy little room in the west end
of Gillmann's brick building next
to the U. S. Hotel, and will keep it
we'll filled with the leading pianos
and organs, which he would be
| pleased to have the public call and in
spect Sol. will also give instruc-
tions in music at this place to those
who may SO wish. Drop in and
look around, it will cost you nothing.
SOLDIERS ATTENTION !!-Milo b.
Stearns q Co., War Claim Attorneys,
will be represented by special
agent at the Office Of the Clerk of
the Court at Lancaster, Grant Co.,
Wis, Monday, July 3O.-Dodgeyille,
Iowa Co., Wis, Tuesday, July 31,-
and at Madison, Dane Co., Wis,
Wednesday, Aug. /, '83. Soldiers
and others having claims, are cordi-
ally invited to call at the time and
place most convenient.
BETTER SENSE WANTED.-Several
of the young boys of our city are
guilty of bathing within the city
limits or close thereto, in the vicini-
ty of the railroad track. This is en-
tirely wrong and contrary to city
laws. Parties are on the lookout to
detect those practicing this low and
unrefned habit, and if successful
will report them at once as subjects
of arrest and fine. This is fair
warning, so beware.
DoDGEy1LLE made no effort to eel
citrate the Fourth, and some of the
patriotic youths Of that place were
so aggravated in consequence, that on
the night preceding the Natal Day
they suspended from the flag. staff
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