Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-10-25

LII lHIcc itllOhs dIitbOSu lOI
burglarizing Garden & Minors store
at Belmont, after pleading guilty,
were sentenced to the State prison,
at Waupun, whittier they were taken
on Tuesday.
A CLOAK for comfort, beauty, style
quality and cheapness, can be found
at Gundry, Gray & Co.
HIGHLAND can boast of two citi-
zens who can outweigh any two
citizens from any other town in the
county. Assemblyman Kennedy
and b. Kreul are the gentlemen of
heft-the former balancing up 25o
pounds, and the latter $40 pounds;
total 500.
THE fifth regular session of the
Southwestern Wis. Medical Associ
alton will be held at Lone Rock,
Wednesday and Thursday, Novelist
and 22d, commencing at 10 a. m of
first day. 1t is the desire of the as
sociation 10 have all regular physi-
clans present that an enjoyable and
profitable time may be had.
AT Cobb, tomorrow, there will be
a wrestling match catch as catch
between Z. U. Baker, Of Ed
mund, and Joseph Yashack, of Blue
River, for $50 a side, to take place
at 4 p. m The money is up and the
struggle will take place, rain or shine.
r Manning backs Yashack, and
Baker, himself. In the evening
there will be a grand dance in
Drury's hall.
THERE'S less excuse for shaggy
faces in Mineral Point now than
ever We are blessed with another
barber shop. This by the young
experts Alex. Staum and Mark Ter
rill, Jr., who have established them
selves in the cosy little apartment
under Martin 81 Toay's hardware
store. They'll extend you wei
come, so drop in.
TINS is the season of the year
when wonderful accomplishments
with the threshing machine are re
ported. The best heard Of so far
was that by Sherman Phillips, Chas.
Phillips & Co. at VIM. Berry's farm
last Friday, when from 9 o'clock a
m. to 6 p. m. they threshed 1875
bushels of oats. Can any one re-
port faster work, if so the farmers
would like to hear of it?
Tn1s issue of the TRIBUNE con
tains the advertisement of "Dresen,
the Tailor" Per announcement last
week Adam has opened a tailor shop
on High Street, opposite Pulford's
drug store. He has a fine selection
of cloth of all prices, and cannot
fail to please in this direction, and
in regard to fit and durability, is
determined to satisfy everyone who
may patronize him. The latest
styles a speciality.
ONE of the best opportunities of
fered parties in want Of stock is the
auction sale on the lst of Nov, by
Hiram Rundell, on Hon. J. w. Rev
ey's farm, near the village of Rewey.
Seven choice horses will be put up,
80 head Of cattle, some thorough
breds, and 100 good stock hogs, be-
sides a lot of the most modern farm
machinery. The terms are one
years time with per cent. interest;
or 2 per cent off for cash.
EVER an annon can be heard some
body discussing and cussing the
poll-tax question. Those who pay
are on the rampage because so many
90 scot-free year after year. We
can't question but there is some reas-
on in this; but what can be done?
Every person eligible should be
manly enough to regard this an
honest debt which he owes the city,
and not be trying to dodge it in
stead. The city funds need these
dollars, and all would share in the
benefits. More compulsion should
be applied.
The but er buyers Of this city
have been severely criticised OF late
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