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The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-02-03
AN UNFORTUNATE JUDGE
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 That's al rghi, ladge. 5si yoa can; shove none Of yocr pAizver of or me. Yoar partner there. ~ho seems to be sound asleep. knows ne sell enoczh- aTn the sfseraS of fhIs cosasy.'
 "sNeii. what do you wan, of me
 i've corse to arrest yoa.
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 -'Tha,'s all nght- Hop out of that
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-02-03
TEMPERANCE EDITORIAL

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The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-02-03

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The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-02-03
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The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-02-03

AssassAw boy -ho wiIl de violently if he lives long enough, to practical father: Say, pa. ~hy is man sho is Jus, taking the srnailpon in need Of great sympashyT
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 Jane" says the father to his wife, is my pistol loaded: Noz yell I'll have to wait awhile longer
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-02-03

N D f;owEII-s' ae~ novel, A Wo- mzas Reasoa. begins ln inc current number of the CenfsyT. Akhough the hrss frsiaii-ae1. is < mere doorstep to she temple of ttse whole, yc. the success cf :h= s.oY CAB be safely surnised-
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-02-03
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The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-02-03
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The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-02-03

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The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-02-03
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 Parson Big,ey. ma eso ior m4a. years has preaehed ;he SosT.el .a A:ezs- saw, delivered an vaiovtaa4:e sermon :; the Slick Rock church !as; = dzy = speaking of the personality oi thc Sz- pgerne Beng he sad -I .Ea f-1s n r.sv biblical belsef. and believe .h4: mar wzs created in Gods oa-n mage IT la. you nigh; term Ey 5e. 2. an.arcPe- norphisn.- 4 man. ss..ng CT one of the frort seats arose and ex xc.a.rn.r- '.,S1 man kant use 10 sch .anslase ~ha- my wife is,' sei1ed the preacher. aoke3 him until the i1sziting tern a4s fezz ie.
 \ man xho liyes ia - N-tste rYc- bottoms wzs arraigae5 before eo-ss- h4s- ing been arrested CT 2 charge ot < Ing man The man d.d z7; deny ;t- 4--e. but in defense of Ass a-;iez sad Gse. ~as oa, huatin an rasse1 my F.Fe . shoot ai a dee. b.; the Faoss sas.ses sl; CT my gun barrel. changel ny shtz aa shot the man nho proved Q be ;ze - in The Jndse T 1eisser1g = charge to the jay a1 -lsea.!eaaea. know what i, $ 70 have zlose e.I;oes | =: on my gun barre. -az therefore = straci yea ;o de-l sea;1y ~..A tAe de- sendan,~ Ta- man was 2es-..;el.
 Selections from eo.9za1 of .az-k-1 paragraphs Uhy do yo1 ezl. year ar- prentice the 6eri. was .sNed of Aa ec- tor. Oh replied tA- eci,o-. T $ only 2 Nick name Say. does mar who ls blind have the dred apple of ;he e7eS No, inquirer. Coli dl3 nos .av-at the horse pistol Has a mouth b.; never sPeaks-a rsver - Fennelto~n ffsys. Has head ~hich aeves aea4s-4ao.a=f river.-F. .d5levsil= E4e Has spar. which 10 man ca1 ~ss-Fzos-,z Saakeroos Ithzekka,ss- .i'.1 y2u evss se- acas mp :-ExskaNSe- No. 51t = s-s~ a dog wood. aezs az eac--e , .s ei i'm and the papers whi1a s<se .ae- D the ~ori1 shoeAs es,zbs.sh Laa1sa ee.- ssrsrs
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-02-03

De man ~har urgently insists on yer eztln' dinner al his house is 6e man what is glad . hen yer refuses
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-02-03

Gebhard. the yeaag aaaa &ao fs.io@#> Mrs. Langtry. $ s4.1 - a--a= -- 2zza-ze ot Ssoooo per year Thsze nsy = es-
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-02-03

II s sai1 ia@- ,-.e i''-N. s-,s e'e.- icaE pzraeraPhess sz Ue-. sa Ne< -- leans |, strikes ls :hzt -e e8az-ase.. fun gentlemen sho4ES nee; feA 5zsress farther south.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-02-03

AmeTican peE.o1.s---sse saazrs -S- n England. Ias @ eealgs.-
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-02-03

De crow has usually been rated above de o~l, bct lct me tsll yer. has more respeck fsr de oxi cen has fur de c-cx De oxl erses when he's corain' bg. de erow cries when he's gone
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-02-03
PLANTATION PHILOSOPHY

De rnaa who would h., Us wife wo1 ,, iait any body else
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-02-03

.ser. 10 Asnsrse4n c7:e-5z- a-. sse = vc. s5th which ;ses 4-s 9a5 thing Easl.sh 1f ro- hea<-
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-02-03

-fsezse excuse hAsse. a-sas- saH man. the 4c 59c-sai sszshzsse 5s wAosc p.s.ei eaFrez z-as :.s finger of the co11sy 1dee
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-02-03

De man Eha. $ f.sz :er .ell ye. oo . fanlr is de las one ier teIl yer ob 2 y5rf1e.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-02-03
A STEAM MAN

rss eaass of We knewa deass.l.s
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The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-02-03

ls.ing doubts n regard . a.s sseaass - 10 one oispetes the 2s.eszsoa .a4: = .s ,. frs--a
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-02-03

One man xhz, gl.s drunk zIiers sees scxaefksn' worse wid ano-he- man whz: gs<s drunk O1t man aTers has a 'scuse what de E56e~ man amt go. Cozne .er think o5 lf- man IS fool TO how.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-02-03

e1iEoz q: < re.ls - -s<= e dollars ard S4ysas find i've eollzfs - etsss s.r. '. say thz: my eh.ll ne1szae : .1t Aes. sa the msrke; T1e easar replies
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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-02-08
NUMBER sp

\ WRITER in m exchange says:
81 discovered many years ago that
wood could be made to last longer
than iron in the ground, but thought
the process SO simple that il was not
well to make a stir about it. ! would
RS soon have popular, Eastwood, or
ash as any other kind of timber rcr
fence posts | have taken out bass
wood posts after having been SET
seven years that were as sound when
taken out as when first put in the
ground Time aud weather seem 70
have no effect on them. The posts
can be prepared FOR less than two
cents apiece This is the receipt:
Take boiled linseed and stir in pull
verized coal to the consistency OF
paint. Put coat Of this over the
timber, and lhcre is not a man that
will live To see il rot"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-02-08
ANornhh sneeRssFeL CURE.

From VI +. Johnson of Cascade July II, ST..
My wife has been constant suf-
ferer for years from female weakness
in it's worst forms. Fer the past
five years she has been declining
gradually, and could find no relief
until she placed herself under yonr
care. She complained Of weakness
across the back aud hipa, dizziness
when standing, wanting to sit down.
at times blindness, tongue coated
most all the time. She Is now ablo
to work, aud has no more symptoms
Of weakness. Hoping you may meet
with success with ah sufferers. / re-
main, NJ. Il. JOHNSON.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-02-08

Nearly twelve years ago, Dr. Ed
ward Fishhlatt. editor of the New
York Ncdjcai Jom7at, physieiau-in-
ch ef Of tie Cedar Rlpids Surgical
destitute, aud later Professor AT At
lauta. Ga. Medical College,, aud
surgeon OF more than local reputa-
ton, added Mineral Point, Wis, 90
the list of cities aud towns to which
he was regularly called hy a large
practice lie will visit this city at
regular intervals. We have not tho
space to mention all the remarkable
cures he has been performing, but
select few OF the most noticeable
from the mass before US. chiefly in
order that the people may see what
Dr. Fishblatt Is accomplishing else
\ where.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-02-08

OK wednesday, the 3lst of Janu
airy, the body of Mrs Geo. Crowder,
Of Mazomanie, was buried by the
town in pine box, aud on the fo .
lowing Saturday was taken up by
several indignant citizens who had
raised purse sufficient to give her
a decent buria. The corpse was
taken back to the house occupied by
her brutal husband, where il was
robed anew in silk dress which the
deceased had been saving through
al these years for this occasion, but
which Crowder refused TO produce
until it WIS purchased from him at
his own price ty the citizens. On
Sunday, at 2 P. m, again the pro
cession formed aud the remains in a
neat casket were deposited in the
cemetery a second time. So says
the Mazomanie correspondent Of the
Arena Star
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-02-08
The Local Field.

VA1ENrINE day approacheth.
YESTERDAY was Ash Wednesday.
LEr's see! Was there a January
thaw?
JIM Cox is feeding felon; it's on
the right hand.
THE mercury averaged about zero
through January.
TIE firm of Toay Bros, has been
dissolved; see notice.
The hens have got a corner on
egg-eating Lent observers.
TIE moon changed yesterday, and
the weather turned colder again.
CHARLIE PARMELE's new adver-
tisement should be read by-You.
DoDGEvGLLE wants to be a city,
ana is preparing to secure charter.
The High School Library, of Bos-
cobel, contains about 750 volumes.
WEI. JAcKA, SR, has originated a
pattern by which neat seamless
shoe can be made
DUBUQUE capitalists are talking
strongly of erecting metallic zinc
works in that city.
THE Good Templars Of Lafayette
Co. meet to-day at Fayette, in semi
annual convention.
AUCTION, every Wednesday and
Saturday, at , o'clock p. m. at f.
OSBORNE & Sons.
SAM ToAY is "home" again. He
is here on business pertaining to the
settlement Of the Toay estate.
Hon. G 6. Cox, deposited a years
subscription with us yesterday, and
treated to some splendid cigars.
If you have any old clothing you
want made new, take it to the Steam
Dye Works, Mineral Point, Wis.
AND still Jack Frost is in good
active health. Thermometers mark
ed 25 degreess below zero Monday
morning.
The Winter King still insists on
remaining with us; but he must 60,
and that ere long, although he might
leave some apparel behind.
CD. ROLLS, Of the Oregon, Dane
Co., Observer, was a caller Tuesday.
His mission was to buy Allen &
Teasdale's power press, and he got it.
FRIDAYS snow and wind storm
blocked the roads generally, and in
consequence Saturday was dull day
for merchants, who got their finger
nails clean for church on Sunday,
for want Of something else 70 do.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-02-08

was cleared to secure cloth for suits
for the entire band, which is a good
result considering the general block
ade in all the roads leading to the
city, aud the uncertainty of Mr.
0sborne's arrival in time to have
the entertainment come off that
evening.
1t is understood that the band will
give a dance aud another tonceu
sometime near the expiration of the
lenteu season, when it is hoped our
people will turn out literally enough
to ensure the members their desired
alma neat uniform and plumed
cap. Are they not deserving? No
one can say no, SO be ready and
liberal