Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-08-02

mine, kendalltown and Willow
Springs are being bothered consid-
cradle with measles.
FoR a cool refreshing drink try
Pulford's Arctic Fountain. 3lw4
A RICH treat is in store for all
who attend the festival of the Juyen-
lie Temple, to be given at Good
Templars' Hall next Tuesday eve,
August 7th
LOST An earring, somewhere
between Gundry q Gray's and Schil-
Inns Hotel Any person finding
such will confer a favor by leaving
the same at this Office or Jones'
butcher shop.
THERE are several of our youths
who indulge in bathing after Sun
day School. It's to be presumed
they abide by the teachings of the
bible, wherein it is said that cleanli
ness is next to Goodness.
An expert veterinary of Monroe
was at Darlington last week and
pronounced VIII Hopkins nag af-
tlicted with glanders, and the animal
was knocked in the head. Sorry for
Win who can't we'll afford such a
loss.
REMoyED.-Rey John Bennett
has moved his stock of dry goods
and groceries from the building one
door above JOS. Prideaux's meat mar
ket to two doors below, or in Alf.
Jenkins building. More room is
thus obtained.
Blocks Of wood two inches square,
painted red or white, and fastened
to the upper strand Of barbed wire
fence, is a good protection to stock,
which they can see and avoid run
ming against a fence with such sig
nails attached. This is probably not
patented.
SOME good dogs are coming to
town. A few weeks ago druggist
Prdeaux received a fine Irish setter,
and last Friday Dick Gundry sent
up from Chicago to Chas. Parmele,
one Of the handsomest dogs of the
same blood ever seen this far west.
1t took 500 to secure him.
OK Monday an advance agent was
here decorating the windows Of our
business houses with pictured post
ers announcing that the great Cole
circus was coming to Mineral Point
on the 3oth of August. The regu
lar full size bill posters will be
around in few days.
THE favorable weather of the past
few days has caused the farmers
countenances to shine with satisfac-
tion. Cereals of al kinds are gain.
ing their feet and heading out fine.
1t is to be hoped that the storm king
will hold off sufficiently long to per-
nit of harvesting and storing away
in good shape.
TINS is raspberry season and we
have Jared remarkably well at the
generosity of some kind friends,
whose real modesty forbids us par
aiding their names before the public.
We therefore, can but say thanks;
but promise them that when we
become fortunate enough to own a
patch, wen grant them
the privilege of pitching their tents
IN the midst thereof.
All of the numerous Pointers
who visit the County Seat are unan-
imous in the opinion that ). II. Cart
wright, formerly Of this city, is one
Of the most industrious and pleasing
Of the many worthy and stirring
men Of that village. lie
can always be found at his post
ready to do the best in his power for
every customer, and with a happy
greeting for all. We are glad that
the people out there appreciate his
worth mechanically and socially,
which the signs Of his prosperity so
strongly indicate.
OGLEsBY's Troubadours and Bell
Ringers who gave an entertainment
al the Opera House last Friday even
inc. nleased and displeased a great