Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-05-10

JOHN LANYoN, merchant, occupies
the cosiest and most attractive store
room on Commerce street, and his
fine stock shows off to a great ad
vantage.
THE funeral of Mrs. Geo. Curry,
daughter Of David Brown, took
place from her residence in Diamond
Grove to Graceland cemetery, yes
terday afternoon.
The partnership of Teasdale ~
Coad having been dissolved Mr..
Teasdale has moved his stock of
goods to the store of c. B. Parmele,
where he invites all his friends to
call and see him.
For some little time Shullsburg
has been favored with post-ofice
fight, which has been decided in
favor of Mr.. eatherby. Georges
many friends here will be pleased
to learn this
STRAW hats are out. a man with
one on was seen on the street the
other day, but it was not new, hav-
ing the appearance of one that
might have been used for cats
nest through the winter.
THE Darlington Democrat quite
sensibly remarks: "That in order to
draw a crowd Sunday mornings at
this season of the year every church
should have a fsh-pond or a free bus
line in connection with it,"
BEAR in mind that that upholst-
erer employed at Alf, Bishops fur
niture store will not be with us
always, so if you have anything that
needs recovering or fixing over,
now is the time.
TIE Great Grecian Show and Cir.
Gus, which will be here on the 18th
inst, will pitch tent on the LIST ward
public square. This show is being
complimented as possessing more
inside than outside display.
DID it rain yesterday afternoon?
1t did, you bet, and too hard for the
good of railroad beds and newly
cultivated fields, Considerable dam
age must have been done, but we
hear of nothing special up to going
to press.
THE Secretary of the Iowa County
Agricultural Society has sent us the
revised premium list for this year
1t has been greatly improved in the
way of additions and enlargement
of premiums, and is sure to draw q
large exhibit in every department.
LOVERS of fine stock, more par
ticularly horse flesh, are invited tC
direct their attention to the adyer
tisement of thoroughbred trotting
horses, owned by w. j. Dyer, O
Lancaster. These horses ar seconC
to none in the State, and their blood
will prove the assertion.
Jor's display of wall paper an(
window shades surpasses all expla
nation. You will find Jot at j. }
Hanscom & Co.'s book store; an(
when you 60 in there to view hi
choice stock, don't forget to ask hin
about the mud turtles that lit in on
street daring Yesterdays storm.
Two STAR is modest claim fo
the Alliance Theatrical Compan.
performing nightly at the Oper;
House this week. They are readil.
conceded by all who have had th'
I pleasure of hearing them, to be tn
equal land many claim the superior
e to any troupe that has yet been here
Go and hear them; your sure Q
receiving your moneys worth.
l. THE lady eaders Of this pape
t are earnestly requested to look u
e what Miss Susie Miller, the popula
V milliner, has to say in regards t
/ her fine spring stock. Susie is to
we'll known to all this vicinity t
!, need special recommendation Sh
, will increasingly endeayor to con
plv with the wants and tastes G
every customer, and there's no dout
but what she can succeed.
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