Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-03-27

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II you can't find what you want
in Nechaoear, go to Penhallegon's.
Their line is complete.
HEALTH is the most precious
thing obtainable, and TO enhance
your chances in securing and main
tanning it you should attend prompt
ly TO cleansing yards, alleys etc, of
the filth and debris which have ac
cumulated during the long winter
months.
BISHOP WELLS preached an able
sermon and confirmed class Of
seven at the Episcopal church FueS-
day evening. The sermon dealt
with the lessons of the Lenten sea-
son, which were enforced in feel
ing manner that must have done
good to all present.
SOME papers ere commenting on
Mother Earth nudeness now that
her ermiue robe has been laid aside.
Here are clear cases of mock modes
ty. A careful investigation of moth
er earth's condition will prove that
she is robed in a mantle of mud,
trimmed with the richest quality Of
debris etc.
/ UroN the departure Of young
Sprater from that place it was
known that the Cobb band suffered
a great loss as he was the leader
and an active worker and many
thought that the boys would lose
courage and the band cease to be.
But we are glad that such is not The
case. They are practicing and do
ing the best they can, and Cobb
still has band to be proud Of.
HERE'S what the Pattevile VT
ness says of our AIRY: "Wehb's
barber shop has been removed 10
the room formerly occupied by S.
Sickle & Sons Cigar mandatory.
The room has been cleaned mp,
whitewashed and papered and put
in first. class order Mr.. Webb has
four chairs with the necessary fur
niture, and he is prepared to do
everything in the line of barberlng
in the best manner"
Ar Darlington, Sunday noon, the
river rose to the highest point known
for five years. The railway track
was overfiowed in several places, and
large cakes of ice were lodged on
the track by the high water, detain-
ing trains. Further annoyance from
this cause is not anticipated. In the
lower part of the town several fam
lilies have been "drowned out" and
compelled to abandon their little
homes on RATS. 1t is believed that
the worst is now over.
THE Dodgeville papers are con-
tinually booming for Mr.. j. II. Cart
wright, formerly Of this city. Here
is notice that appeared last week,
which we know Joe's many friends
here will be pleased to read: Cart
wright has been re-arranging his
fine siyerware case this week to ac-
commodate an elegant new stock of
silverware just received. All of his
ware is triple and quardruple plate
and will wear for life time. Go
and examine the beautiful new de-
signs"
IT is not creditabIe that few
journals of the state exult in the
possibility that the fast mail arrange
ment may injEs the Milwaukee
Sentinel by bringing the Chicago
morning dailies into more direct
competition with ii. The Senttael
is the best paper ever printed in
Wisconsin. Is the peer of the chi
cago papers in every respect save
size, their superior in tone and reli-
ability, aud for Wisconsin readers
especially, more valuable than any
Chicago daily.
"WELL, what are you going to
say about the Sam Lucas Opera
Company" is q question put TO US
several times since its appearance at
the Opera House. 10 aeaS good, is
our reply; one of the best colored