Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-06-05

Nile heats is what it should be, and
not half-mile heats. Memorize this.
Coon things should be appreciated,
and it is a pleasure to learn that JAS.
Mulhairn's hand made nickel cigars
are among the number. This week
he forwarded to retail dealer in
Evanston, Illinois, 1900 of them,
which makes the fourth or fifth or
der by the same party.
THE ore found at Citron Valley,
Crawford county, has been assayed
in Chicago and found to be a combi-
nation of silver, nickel and hard
lead, the silver being the most
abundant This ore is found 80
feet below the surface, under layer
Of sandstone three feet thick.
On our table is a copy of the Sill
yer Plume Coloradoan with the
name of S A. Noyes hoisted as edi-
tor and proprietor. Steph. is a native
of Dodgeville, we'll and favorably
known to many in this county. We
congratulate him on his bright sheet
and hope that its rays may never be-
come less expansive
ALL persons attending the Fifth
Annual Reunion Of the Southwest
ern Wisconsin Veteran Association,
TO be held in Darlington, June 18th
and 18th, will pay fare at the rate OF
one and one-fifth fare. In coming
they will pay full fare, and upon OBJ.
tanning a return certificate of II. s.
Keene, Adjutant General of the As
sociation, they will be returned al
one-ffth fare. The preparations fol
the gathering of the old veterans is
fast approaching completion.
ONE of the most interesting exer
cises we have witnessed for a long
time, was an infant class drill giyer
by Mrs. J. Bennett, of Mineral Point
as a part of the Sunday school con
vention exercises last week. 1t il
wonderful what intensity of though
and interest can be awakened in lit
tie children when their tender mind'
are brought in harmony and sympa
thy with one who earnestly devotei
herself to their edification and in
D0dge0iUe San.
! OUR photographers, jenkins &
Hoskins, are like all others--they
want to make money whenever il
can be done legitimately, and SC
they have perfected arrangements
for the conducting of an art gallery
at Darlington during the Reunion
next week. Their gallery in this
city will be closed from Tuesday
noon until Saturday morning in con.
sequence 'Tis hoped that no one
will be the loser from this move,
and that the enterprise will be lib
orally rewarded.
THE excellent Mineral Point Cor.
net Band, under the leadership of
Mr.. A. Dresen, visited Dodgeville
on last Saturday evening and after
discoursing some fine music on the
street marched to the Opera House
rink where they were engaged for
the evening.-,Star.
OUT at Willow Springs are class
of people who come within tne
bounds of civilization if such are to
be found anywhere. They believe
in having things comfortable and
inviting. Among other evidences
substantiating this assertion is the
great improvement and beauty they
have added to the interior of their
cosy and popular church, the past
week, when they secured the SER
vices of Mr.. Stephen Thomas to do
some decorating, and his skillful
hand has made it palace Of and
for worship.
A correspondent from Linden to
the Chronicle in going the rounds
of that of an assessor found Edward
Eyre, an old and respected citizen
confined to his bed through par
alysis. lie has lost the use Of his
limbs entirely, and at times suffers
the most excruciating pains. lie
has been confined to his bed for the
last eleven months, and hopes are
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