Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-02-21
MINERAL POINT WISCONSIN, THURSDAY FEBRUARY 21 1854


utensils, etc, suitable for farm life
in Dakota. We understand they
go next week.
Tune upon tune is being added to
the already large selection played by
our band, and the boys continue
practicing with an earnestness wor-
thy of praise.
THE selection of tomorrow,
Washington's birthday, for the
meeting of the national Democratic
committee, is no compliment to the
father of our country.
WE are anxious to have view of
the young man who couldn't find a
necktie that would please him, out
Of the magnificent display just re-
ceived Ly Gundry, Gray & Co.
A COUPLE of young Sullivans met
and had it out at Darlington last
week. When through with their
disgraceful fracas, a hand of one Of
the fellows looked as though it had
been through a sausage-mill
SOME who feel guilty of the fact,
are suspicious enough to charge
those who rung out the fire alarm
Saturday night with having done it
to learn how many were out at that
hour 1t caught Crawford.
HEREAFTER the C, M. and St. p.
R'y Co. will permit fence posts not
exceeding 500 in number and lum-
Der not exceeding $500 feet loaded
in cars of emigrant moveabes.
n. il Snow, Agt.
HEAR YE.-Messrs. d. p. Beech,
John Toay, VIM. S. Ross, James
James, Peter Toay, Paul Jones aud
John r. Phillips, of the city and
town of Mineral Point, you are
drawn as jurymen to serve at the
March term of the circuit court.
THE Georgia Minstrels, a troupe
we'll known and well patronized
throughout the east, west, north aud
south will be at the Opera House in
this city tomorrow night (Friday).
Their former entertainments here
are sufficient endorsements. We
predict for them full house.
THERE is such a thing as too much
snow to insure good sleighing, and
such is the case just now. Roads III
the country are full of chuck-holes,
and in meeting teams often have
much difficulty in passing, "the
beautiful being deep and snugly
packed, so tlp-overs are not novelties
"MosT people can't play on har-
monieas," said dealer. beginners
on the harmonica invariably start
operations on Home, Sweet Home
After much practising they master,
Mid pleasures and - Here they
stick, and it is probably weeks be-
fore they run in the palaces. Lord
what a time that is for the neigh
borsm
HoRsEMEN, it is to your interest
to inspect the cuts, etc keptin read
mess at the TRIBUNE Office for any
class of work you may desire. We
aim to execute all work in neat and
attractive styles and at prices that
are reasonable No printing Office
in this section is better equipped
than the old reliable TRIBUNE, re-
member.
Our industrious townsman, Joe
Ellery, has one Of the finest driving
horses that has been owned in this
city for many a day, which seems
the favorite of every lover of horse
flesh. BY the way, this is a Stanley
colt, and is a worthy recommend for
the stock. Call on VIM. Treweek,
owner Of Stanley, and he can point
you out more such fine colts of the
same get.
PRESTO CuANGE.-Jot Hanscom /
and Ed Phillips have "pooled' their
bank accounts and bought out the
skating rink party, and are now the
sole managers Of the popular rink in
Graber's corner block. Not caring
for the old worn out skates they were |
not included in the purchase, and this