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Oh. Oh. Oh,

New York, PA Funny story is tele-
graphed from Philadelphia. It would
appear from the statement of the diva
herself that when about retiring in the
Continental Hotel, on Wednesday night,
six little mice jumped out of her bed and
frightened the French wsiting-maid into
Ct. The prima donna was not alarmed
but scattered some bon bons on the floor,
and went to sleep. Two hours after she
was awakened by singing pain, and
found one Of the mice had bitten little
piece out Of her left ear. She now de-
clares herself an enemy to both large and
small mice, and Signor Nicolini has pur-
chased wire mouse trap.
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Firz John Porter.

New York, 12.-Tinaes Washing.
ton; The influences which con-
trolled the New Jersey senator in
the Fitz John Porter case are not re-
garded as strictly political, both
SeWell and Mcpherson like Porter
being identified with large and con-
trolling corporation, whose inhu-
ence has constantly Lbeen used
in Porter's behalf. After the
bill passed yesterday Logan said he
did not feel alarmed at the prospect
of porter's restoration. "He is a
long way from it yet" This bill
will not pass, and even if it should
there are many obstacles in the
way of his restoration after that.
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LATEST TELEGRAMS
CONN ERCIAL
MONEY MARKET

MONEY MARKET
New York. II Money closed at 3;
governments generally weak; stocks dull
generally firm; Western Unicn, 81;
Quicksilver, s; Pacific, All; Wells, Fargo,
l25; New York Central. 1885; Erie,
40; Panama, 1877; Denver s. Z. u. 445s;
Union Pacific, 1929; bonds, 1l3H;
Central Pacific, g.; bonds. 1l34;
Sutro, q
FOREIGN MARKETS.
Liverpool, I2-Cotton fair, demand
free; previous prices uplands IL Is; Or
leans 1916: sales 1900 bales. Bread
stufs firm; corn IS Cd per GENITAL; new
mixed Western wheat Is lid to 9s Sd per
GENITAL; California average white Sc 1Od to
9s Sd red winter. Receipts of wheat for
past three days 1900 ceuIals, including
81, 600 American
PRODUCE
Chicago, Ii.-Wheat stronger, 97Z
Jan; 81 Feb. Corn strong higher, 5S11
cash, 4@9s JAM; 81 Feb Pork strong,
higher, 1873 caah; 5215 Feb. Lard,
strong, higher, l057K cash; 6 u Feb.
WHISKY,
Cincinnati, 12-Whiskv Is.
MINING STOCKS.
New York, I2.-Mining stocks sc-
tive: generally strong; Sierra Graude 70;
@310; Crysolite 140@5O; Ruhill 24@270
Hall Anderson It's; Central Arizona 46
@55; Green Mountain 46@5l; CONSOLE
dated Virginia declined 5S@49. Sales for
day, lis, 780 shares.
PETROLEUM.
New York, I2-Petroleum quiet;
crude, 62s@I; refined, 71@79s; united
s9A.
New York, II Australian, 2l%.
COPPER.
New York, 12.-Copper, firm l8@1SH
WOOL.
Boston, 1.-THE demand for wool ii
| good and the market steady; leading
manufacturers are free buyers snd hold
ers, sellers at current rates. Ohio anC
Pennsylvania heeces held at 5000 for <
4O@42 for Xxx, 4211@5 for cnoice AG
and Xxx. Michigan deeces IN moder
ate demand; 37@39 for X and No.
fleeces 4l1S3; in combing and delsin
leeces, sales at 4O@41 With moderat
demand. UnwAshed feeces 24S3215 70
fue and medium, 1923 low and coarse
California wool has been selling NOR
freely, and prices ranged from l73@S
for fall and spring. Pulled woods 10 de
mand, with considerable sales at 2T@3
for low and good supers, aud 429z@7 70
choice eastern and Maine. In foreig
wool no GALES of Importance; 10000 Ii
OF Australian wool sold at AK. Sales {
the week has been 2,S25. 900 of all kinds
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Business Failures,

New York, 12.-Business failures
the past seven days, reported to R.
G. Dun s. Co., increase thirty-eight,
compared with the preceding
week. Eastern states, tWenty-eight,
western seventy-seyen, southern
sixty, middle forty-two, pacific
twenty-four, Canada II, New York
City twenty. The prominent fail.
ures in the country may be men.
toned as T. w. Eliset, of Tuscon
Arizona; Rountree 81 Mcclure
> wholesale groeers, San Francisco.
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miscellaneous.

New York, l2-The Hannibal and st.
Joe directors declare per cent, semi an
nusl dividend, payable February 10Th.
Transfer books close on the 10Th Instant.
The reduction is on account Of the litigs-
ton of Missouri.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chsuncy NJ. Depew gave
8 party last evening in compliment to
Commodore and Mrs. G. II. Baldwin.
Among the guests of the Seventh
regiment ball, last evening were Mrs.
George F. Gamble and Mrs. F. L. An.
ger, of San Francisco.
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British Bits,

London, 12..-Gladstone will start
for Cannes, France, being advised
to take a complete rest until tine
meeting Of Parliament.
London, 12.-The queens bench
division granted a rule nisi for a
new trial of the libel case of Belt
Us. LaWes.
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California Pioneers.

New Yerk, 12.-At the annual meeting
of the Associated Pioneers Of the Terri
togisl days Of California, D. A Strong,
acting mayor of Sacramento in ~, was
elected president. The annual dinner
will be held on the 18th, to which Gen.
Grant has been invited.
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DURsUANT TO AN ORDER OF
said Court in said matter, notice is
hereby given that Monday, the fifteenth
day Of January, A. D. 1888, at eleven
O'clock A. NJ, ct the Courtroom of said
Court, ct the County Courthouse in
Salt Lake City, has been appointed by
said Court the time and place for the
hearing of petition Of James 7. Little,
Lewis s. bills, Thomas G. Weber.
Thomas w. Jennings and Willard
Young, praying for the admission to
probate of q certain document there
with fled purporting to be the last will
and testament Of William Il. Hooper,
and that letters documentary issue to
said petitioners; at which time and place
all persons interested may appear and
oppose the probate of said will or the
granting of letters testamentsry OF
prayed fer.
Salt Lake City, JanuAry4, 1888.
D. BOOKH0LT,
Clerk Probate Court, Salt Lake County
Etsb. jas
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The fact of CoLDEN's LIQUID
BEEF Tonic being endorsed by ply
sicians in Baltimore, is alone evil
dence of its usefulness. Ask for
CoEden's, take no other. Of drug
gists generally. o
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SHILOHS CURE WILL imme-
diaJely relieve Group, Whoop1ng
Cough and Bronchitis. Sold by 4.
G. 81. I. Drug Store. QQ
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SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENT .
REMOVAL,

MR.. 7. RADCLIFFE, Professor of
Music, has removed to Main Street, one
block north of Temple, East Side. +
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LEGAL NOTICE.

IN The Probate Court IN and for
Salt Lake County, Territory Of
Utah.
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STREET CAR NOTICE.

On and after Monday, Novemb Der 27,
1882, Eleventh Ward cars will run TO
the Denver and Rio Grande Railway and
return; and the Twentieth Ward cars will
run to the Sixth Nsrd and return;
passing on East Temple street, hours
and half bours.
0. P. ARNOLD,
t Superintendent.
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Bros.

on to our adVel
Fe. BY reason o n
.bval, we Ofer. Ian y
st, and less oe'D
conn Bros
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cleaning.
per kseps de.
on Thursday
erly's Grand
1t.
1 choir practice
ng,
ay car went
ing,
with Sweet
Chicago, is
tai.
Mining Com.
lse shipments
at FranckIyR
cen carloads a
have com
N Park City.
Mackintosh'g
lich have re-
that place.
Gs of iron ora
ped over the
ern Railway.
lters south Of
sed for redue
at the Third
zen almost as
bis week. No
enced of any
Of importance
be drawing of
belonging 70
and selling
pos. f. Swan
instance Of z
med SchWeit
and now ha.
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In the matter of the Estate ofaWillisn
81. Hooper, Deceased.
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| Gifts.

Eurnaphoness M n
pms, Guitars, 5srI
lead D. O. CaloI
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LOUSE

N Hawley, G Terry,
@ NJ Jefries,
B Champion, Miss
Champion, Miss
ampion, J Cham
Id wife, ParkOity
BIRD, j Peters, Dill
ley; W z Elk
oele; G Harrison
5 and wife, n Il
e ? Mcclure
Jhicsgoi THarvy.
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lcb; J NJ Stevens
city; Z Mathews
j Hampton, beg
Bl snd child, ME
b Dunn, Ogden =
IL; 7 FelO, w fel0'
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HOUSE,

luis Il Z Wood
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Wood. O S Il N,
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8 G Read, Blng
ago; c J McCal'
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wife, E R Hall a5 Z;
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tAL HOTEL,

lem J Simon, 3 Z
Dnerson, Ogdeni :
T Galley ana W. W.
Ksys; 81 CumlDs"
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lars arriving
| DUNFORDS
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using ParkeTs
Frengthens the
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RIVALS.

auRry II, 1885,
bUsE.
city; A GsrBZ,
Coleman, Idaho;
Fork; " Joyce
dmont; ! Samp-
Spanish Fork;
Il Wilbur, Wy
Mrs Bell, Grass
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Dyer, Bingham
10. Mono City; L
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rsnklyD,
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ED. ii
RKemsss eel B.
nbert, sad %4ao.9edaTd.
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se week old
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thousand Five
ward for the
bon or persons
Dyed the stock
occidental" or
th, 1881. The
in good until
S MURPHY.
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ESMERALDA ]

As performed Big this Company over 35t
nights in New York; and will be presented
here with every care and detail that len
such charm to Its long run.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-07-19
Personal Poin IS.

Gen. Wilson has gone to Con-
necticut in the interest of client.
DR.. II. G.. Davis is back after a
short visit to Chicago and his par
ents at Rockford, III.
Mrs. Sherwood has returned,
bringing with her her daughter,
jeanette, and grandson.
Miss Annie Richards, of this
city had a sewing bee Of little folks
on Friday. The party consisted of
sixteen and in four short hours they
sewed nearly seven pounds Of car
pet rags. This seems a plausible
scheme which all parents should en-
courage.
-Assemblman Richd. Kennedy,
Of Highland, arrived in our city
Sunday evening just in time to at
tend church, and the heavy rain of
Monday held him over till Tuesday,
thus affording his host of friends
here an opportunity to "shake."
-Messrs. r DAZZLING, and Webb
Taylor, with their wives were up
from Platteville on Sunday, the
guests of Miss Ella Lanyon.
As sure as the year rolls round
Hon. VIM. Robinson deposits his
subscription in advance He was
in Tuesday to avoid an exception.
Were all subscribers like him the
printer would be IN clover.
Miss Agnes Strong, Miss Amy
Hutchison and Miss Annie Phillips,
accompanied by Messrs. J. w.
Hutchison and August FRANKIE, all
of Mineral Point, were reported as
guests at the Park by the State
Journal Of Friday. They were
homeward bound from their pleas
ure trip to the Dells.
Editor Thompson and family of
Platteville, were up on Sunday and
helped to swell the contribution box
fund. They expressed surprise at
seeing Mineral Point so extensively
on the build, and complimented the
clean, wholesome appearance Of our
city throughout.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-07-19
NEXT SUNDAY.

Ar the Presbyterian chucn Rev.
Elliott's topics will be, in the morn
ing: "Works of Righteousness"
evening: Coming Preachers" His
tory and prophecy mate; faith and
reason; prophetic evidence; Gods
and mans freedom; use and design
of prophecy; ultimate design of
nature and providence; the coming
struggle; Noahio blood; Christ and
Pharisees; phenomena at the cruci-
tiXion. events well timed; how men
and nations unwittingly fall into the
prophetic line; why the world is
presert ed; nature storehouse;
society in the last days; coming ca
lamities; four kinds; what the heav-
ems are saying unto us.
Rev. c. Dawson's subjects at the
+. NJ. church will be, morning: "Ihe
Golden I6H of the international
Sunday School Lesson Considered. :"
Evening: "Christian Manliness en-
joined upon us. Dangers; why we
need to watch; bravery; strength; ;
how to be strong"
At the Trinity church Rev. NJ.
Chase's topics will be, morning
"Christs wish for mans" evening,
"Ihe use of comfort
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-07-19
Ne, WISCONSIN, THURSDAY, JULY 10, 1883.

John Penhallegon, Jr., the tin
smith, is here from LeMars, having
secured a good position in Devlin's
hardware store.
Misses Fannie and Millie Gill
mann and Miss DAILY Heggler, of
LaSalle, arrived on last nights train
for a Vi sit among old associates.
The Arena Star reports Senator
and Mrs. Meffert at Saltwater, MINI.
Frank Hoare, the accomplished
violinist, is with us for six weeks
stay, and holds himself in readiness
to give instructions to any who may
so desire.
Genial Charlie Ferrin, of Oar.
lington, passed himself around to
numerous friends in this city on
Monday.
Frank James, employed at
Priestley's harness shop, is again
laid by for repairs. This time he
has a fellon on his finger to contend
with.
Cobb is where Miss Millie
Spratler is putting in this week.
Miss Clara Prideaux, who makes
dresses so neat and in any style, is
of for a visit among friends al
Dodgeyille and Ridgeway.
&C. +. S. Fielden, publisher OF
the Chicago Union Signal, is here
with family, for couple of weeks,
the guests of Mrs. John Spensley.
We are glad to see Jas. Polk.
inhorn able to be around again after
his narrow escape from being tram.
Piled to death by a horse last week
Station Agent Snow received
word by telegram Tuesday that his
father broke the small bone of his
leg and sustained badly strained
ankle while getting off a train in
Milwaukee that morning.
Judge j. 4. Jones goes to Oar.
lington to day to hold Court fol
Judge Osborne, whose partner is IN
terested in a matter set for that day
Mrs. Jno Hornung and daughter
Minnie, Mrs. Jno. Kucheman and
daughter Msnda, of Galena, came on
yesterday mornings train and made
straight for Charlie Hornung's City
Bakery, where they will feast for {
short time.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-07-19
The Local Field.

TIE Eureka Cracker takes well.
Many of our merchants have them
for sale.
Coon BY, strawberries. You have
done your part well. Now, oh! for
a lodging place in some raspberry
patch
BEAR in mind that the 7;2O a. m.
train out Of this city makes close
connection at Milton for all points
east and south, and for Madison, ar
irving there at 1905.
The hum of the mowers in John
J. Ross meadows is heard far and
near. He has eighteen hands en-
ployed and the number Of tons to
be saved will reach way up into the
hundreds.
A REPORT was circulated here on
Tuesday that a tornado did great
damage at Rewey the day previous,
but it only proved canard. Origi-
nators of such false alarms should
seek other and more honorable en-
ployment.
TnE latter part of this week there
will be on hand a force of eleven
men, with tools, to put in full opera
ton the telephone exchange sub
scribed for by parties in our city
some time ago. But where's Christ
mas? Snow is on hand.
WIND and weather permitting the
Presbyterian's annual Sunday school
picnic will take place in Ross grove
to-day. As customary all refresh
ments of the season will be provided.
No doubt there's a good time in
store for all who attend as prepara-
tons for such are complete.
The subject of square or no square
is being most emphatically discussed
among leading citizens. We should
think that this matter has been
talked enough about, and that the
decision of the city council should
serve as quietus for this season at
least.
MENTION was made some time
ago that Mr.. VIM. Healy shipped
some of his pit games to Key West
Upon receiving them the purchaser
was so well pleased that he ordered
another lot, which were expressed
this week. There's no question but
what Mineral Point leads in poultry
as well as many other branches of
enterprise and industry.
DURING the storm early Monday
morning, lightning struck the resi-
dence Of Thos. Rawlings. 1t caught
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-07-19
Scissors Sauce.

The Portage knitting factory is
enjoying q grand boom. While
other works in this line are either
being closed or contracting opera
tons, the Portage company are call
ing for more operatives. Their nit
ten machines are behind their orders.
They have recently filled a Boston
cider for four hundred dozen socks,
and on Wednesday they received
another order of the same size from
the same place. Their long fulled
socks are having great demand
from the pineries.
Mrs. Minna Beuthin, who lived
in the eastern part Of Mazomanie,
was found hanging in the granary
last Thursday morning, July 8. 1t
is thought she committed suicide in
a state of temporary insanity. She
leaves a husband and six children
Areno Star
1t is reported on good authority
that glanders, an incurable disease,
has broken out among the horses in
in the western part of this country.
1t is highly contagious, and is alike
fatal to man and beast. The treat
ment recommended by many horse.
men is TO shoot the animal as soon
as it is positively determined that it
has the glanders. A horse may have
glanders for several years, and still
do the work of q horse in sound
health, but during this period the
disease is quite as contagious as it is
in a more developed state. The
symptoms arc a thin transparent dis
charge from the nose which grows
thicker as the disease developes.
The membrane lining the nose will
have ragged sores, with yaricose
yains leading from al sides. Prompt
measures have been taken by the
county board, and DR.. G. l.. Martin,
of Janesville, veterinary surgeon
of forty years experience will arrive
in few days, and will investigate
the truth of the reports. One or
two horses in this city are said to be
afflicted with this disease. DarliRg-
ton Democrat.
Little Freddie, son of JOS. Dayey
(miner,) fell out of a window down
on the cellar steps, Wednesday after
noon, receiving a severe cut on the
scalp, over his right temple. The
little fellow was alone at the time,
his mother being absent at a neigh
bor's, and when he picked himself
up and saw the blood he thought he
was killed sure, and ran along the
street crying, "My heads cut off.
My heads cut off! Ma, don't forget
mel" Hon. Joel Whitman took him
in and washed the blood off, and he
will soon, we hope, be as well as
ever Mronicle.
Jack Carkeek recently received
a letter from Frank A. Flower, Of
Madison, chief Of the bureau of
labor statistics, inauiring if Jack
would wrestle Duncan G. Ross, the
champion all-round.athlete Of the
world. Jack Immediately signifed
his willingness to wrestle Mr. Ross
Cornish style, and Mr.. Flower is
making efforts to bring the men to.
gether. If meeting is arranged,
the match will take place in this
city, the stakes being $1,000 a side
and gate money. Ross is a Scotch
man, weighs 24O pounds and is
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-07-19
StiiIIn The Field.

N. Treweek is still agent for Wal
ter A. Woods Celebrated Twine
Binders, Reapers and Mowers; and
handles firstclass cultiyators and
other farm machinery He employs
no canvassers, and insures the farm
ers the benefit Of this saving. Call
and examine his machinery, at his
blacksmith shop, just back of the
City Hall. 24m2
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-07-19
The City Livery Stable

have Just received from the factory
a fine six passenger Park Ph@ton,
replenishet, he. 4tock with some
fine carri1~e toms, and are well
prepared % furnish Wedding and
pleasure parties with ltgant "turn-
outs" Also well supplied with
buggies and wagons for business
purposes; also teams and wagons
for heavy hauling.
Wood yard connected with barn
and wood delivered to any part Of
the city on short notice.
KELLER IL PRfDEACx,
26w4 Proprietors.
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Endorsement.

LiNDEN, WIS, July ., $50.
H. Il. HoshjHg:-The portrait in
water-color, which you made Of our
little girl, is satisfactory in every
respect, the features natural and ex-
preston perfect. Have no fault to
find whatever
Respectfully yours,
Mr.. & MRs. NICHOLAS TREDISIcK.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-07-19

SOLDIERS ATTENTION Milo B.
Stearns Il 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 30. -Dodgeville,
Iowa Co, Wis, Tuesday, July 31,-
and at Madison, Dane Co, Wis,
Wednesday, Aug l, 's3. Soldiers
and others having claims, are cordi-
ally invited to call at the time and
place most convenient. 2Sw3
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-07-19

No local event attracted such a con
course of citizens for long while.
The street was thronged with old
and young for a whole block either
way, who were willingly held for an
hour or more in the arms of enchant-
ing and facinating music. Every
countenance within hearing bore es-
sential evidence of the pride taken
in the wonderful strides toward per
fection which the players have made
this season. A grand final applause
followed the last piece, after which
all wended their different ways home
full of satisfaction and praise. We
understand that two more pieces
will soon be added tc the band--an
Z flat clarinet and horn-which will
insure its being one of the best
bands in the west, and we trust that
proper encouragement will go out
from our citizens to keep them to-
gether.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-07-19
Statement

OF receipts and disbursements OF
the Fourth of July finance com.
mittee. This is given in full, to
the cent, as it is believed that
every firm and individual who
contributed toward the celebration
will peruse it with great interest;
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-07-19
NUMBER %.

man of superb physique, while Car
keek's nerve, science and strength
are known to all. Good judges
think that Jack can down him, as
the backing Of a thousand dollars
indicates. darlington Democrat.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-07-19

All kinds of fish at J. A. SpRAr-
LER's.
A NEW lot Of dried beef Clipped
TO order at J. A. SPRATLER's.
ALL kinds Of Garden Seeds at J.
A. Spratler's.
A NEW lot Of Ohio Oatmeal at j.
A. Spratler's.
GRAHAM flour and st. Louis corn
meal at j. A. Sprattler's.
NAVY and Lima Beans at j. A
SpratIers.
A NEW lot Of the choicest Teas at
all prices direct from New York,
just received at J. A. Spratler's.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-07-19

TuE demand for the Deering
Binder with the New Knotter is i'm,
mense. Martin tS Toay have order
ed new lot to fill their orders. Buy
only the Deering. 1t is the best
with least machinery. 2S-Qw
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-07-19

PER announcement in the city
papers last week the band came out
on Saturday evening in their new
uniforms, and after a dress parade
up and down High Street they halt
ed in front of the City Hall and
gave meritorious open air concert.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-07-19

on at the chimney, knocking that
off, thence down inside tearing off
plastering and pictures from the
wall. The fued then passed out,
damaging the weather-boarding
some, but fortunately no person was
injured.