Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-06-21

stoves do not fly to pieces some
morning.
The Yellowstone NJ. Il. Sunday
School picnic will take place next
Wednesday, the 9th inst. If you
want to be greeted with hearty
welcome and have pleasant time,
don't fail to go.
Conner again, neighbor. Go up
to the head. We heartily agree
with you in your statement that
words which we misspell, according
to you, would make a'volume equal
to Webster's dictionary.
A YOUNG man belonging to Coles
great circus turned a somersault into
eternity, the other day. In the great
leap he missed his calculation, so to
speak, and landed in eternity. His
name was Charles Warlow, of Penn.
OK Tuesday night some malicious
party or parties stole two of Mrs. 5.
Coad's most valuable flower plants,
which were on the porch with some
more of less value. Such persons
ought to be dealt with according to
law
NoBBY.-Ben and Charlie Winn,
the jolly and expert BARRIERS, have a
beautiful new chair Of the latest and
most improved style, which the price
paid (S45) will indicate. They have
also had their other chairs neatly up
holstered, and are now we'll equip
ped with fine chairs.
THE +. & A. Ms of Monroe, will
give party in honor of st. Johns
Day, Tuesday, June Goth, 1888, and
we have been cordially requested to
attend. Circumstances, however,
will not permit, much to our regret,
but the kind remembrance shown to
us is not forgotten.
By directing your attention to the
TRIBUNE business directory you will
find the card Of DR.. Davis, homeop-
athist physician and surgeon, who
has lately located in our city. He
comes backed by the highest of rec
concentrations, and may be found
next door to Appel's barber shop.
AT Madison, last Friday, drunk
en- man gave Coles big elephant,
Sampson, chew of tobacco. As a
result of the insult the tipsy fellow
was thrown over a wagon by the in
dignant elephant, and received a
lively shaking up, which sobered,
though it did not seriously harm
him.
BEANS, it is said have advanced in
price at GAINESVILLE since the excur-
sion from this place, and factories
depending on Rock river for power,
were obliged to shut down for awhile
owing to the great drainage made
on the stream by our staunch Good
Templars.
OTHER towns may announce that
they will observe the 4th but its
only after a fashion-forming a con-
clusion to do so at the eleventh hour.
Mineral Point folks have been pre-
pairing for months, and have so com
pleted every detail as to be able to
insure the leading celebration of the
west. So come an join us.
BEHOLD THE PRooF. Thus ex-
claim the enterprising firm of Martin
& Toay, who are agents for the
Deering Binder in Mineral Point
This machine is noted for it's sim
plicity of construction, and as re-
CARDS durability no purchaser ever
found fault. See what their bold
advertisement says, and call on the
agents at their hardware store, who
will take pleasure in pointing out
the prominent merits Of the machine.
ARRANGEMENTS have been made
whereby we are to have our evening
mail at 80 instead Of $50 or later,
as il has been for some time past.
The freight which has arrived at
6 $50 will be delayed at Gratiot until
the mail can be brought there from
the |. C. train at Warren, which will
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