Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-04-19
complimented by both papers of that
place. They pronounced it mas
terly effort. We told you so.

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THE prominent barb wire adver-
tisement in this paper is sure to at
tract the attention of all, but to get
full benefit read the facts
DELLER's folks are too busy to
write their advertisement this week,
but want all to stop and consider
the advantages gained by calling
and examining the new goods.
THIS is the season of the year
when the good housewife turns ev-
erything upside do n,and makes her
uncomplaining husband eat his din
ner out in the woodshed astride of
a plank.
SOME of our young men are al
ready figuring on going off on 3
camping expedition in August
Rather early, we must say, but per-
hsps it's time they want to dig worms,
secure anecdotes for snake bites,
etc.
Thus early in the season every
mechanic in our city of any merit
and we are full Of them-is engaged
for months ahead. This is good
enough sign that many improve
ments will be added TO our town
this year
MR. J. DELLER has exercised good
Judgment in purchasing Mr.. Mas
tain's lot which joins him on the
east side. This will prove valuable
addition to his place in view of the
large new residence TO be erected
this season.
THAT the raising of pure blooded
stock will result the most satisfac-
tory and profitable none can dispute;
therefore it's to every stock raiser s
interest to consider carefully the
merits of VIM Treweek's Hamble-
tonian horses, which are given else
where.
FoR the first time since it's organ
ization the S. w. Wis. |. A. officers
have put the premium list in the
hands of the printers thus early.
Good idea. Any person wishing to
secure advertising space therein,
should apply to Secretary 5. j.
Wright, at once.
Our city band boys intend giving
another concert about the middle of
next month. They show deter
mined spirit to secure suits by the
Fourth, and we hope our citizens
will not fail 10 lend all the encour-
agement necessary to crafty their
desire. The boys are worthy of
costumes and plumes.
GEO. BLOOM is the lucky posses
sor of two fine stallions-Black
E&wk and Tom Scott. These horses
are far above the ordinary stock
horse. Their get are among the
best for all classes of work to be
found in this section. Large enough
for draft purposes aud small enouLh
for roadsters, of fine style and
desirable color; what more could be
desired. See George and learn full
particulars in the way of pedigree
WE again urge our citizens to be
up and stirring on The question of
properly observing Independence
Day. There's nothing visible in the
way of making the occasion one of
the grandest in The history of our
town. Consider for q moment what
the new sporting association intends
doing, which, with little fort in
other directions by business men,
will insure an event long to be re
membered. Now is the time to pre-
pare; not in the last days of June.
Two of Dodgeville's most estim&.
BILE aud respected women have re-
Gently and suddenly been called to
scenes beyond the grave. On Sun
day tie sth inst. Mrs. Catherine Pen
berthy cied after but a few days i'll
ness; and the following Tuesday,
while Mrs. Jas. Roberts was prepar
ing to attend the funeral of Mrs. z.
she was 5.riken dead in the kitchen
by paralysis Of the heart. Both Ia
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