Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-08-07


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A NEW picture of I. A. Chapman
Il Co.'s store will be found in their
advertisement on The 8th page Read
what they have to say about silks,
dress goods, linens, etc.
JOHN KIM is preparing for the
building of a residence, so we un-
derstand, back of his new property
in the Lenahan block-that occupied
by Mulhairn, the tobacconist.
AN able contribution headed-Ts
the Irish Question in American Pol
itics?" is unavoidably laid over till
next week. Never mind, it will be
good logical reading when it comes.
THE strictly mCral and God-fear-
ing people of Richland Center are
much concerned because base ball
playing and foot racing are sports
publicly indulged in at that place on
Sundays.
The heavy wind during the storm
Saturday almost assumed the force
of a tornado between here and the
county seat, judging from the sue
cessful manner in which it leveled
large trees.
THE year 1884, according to pres
ent promise, will have distinction as
the year Of great crops; and 1t Is
noteworthy that among other abund
ant harvests of great crops are big
Republican majorities.
OUR grain dealer, Mr.. John Had
fiele, has shown us a sample o.
spring wheat raised in Jefferson Go
this state, which is exceptionally
fine. Some patches in that section
average from thirty to forty bushels
per acre.
) THE Ne Collins store building, re
, Gently vacated by the Chicago Cheal
Store, is being tastily painted b,
Steph. Thomas and otherwise put il
order for Mr.. G. e. Gale, who vii
put in full assortment of genera
merchandise.
: A MOTHER in Richland county th'
other day found a lost son after
4 separation Of nineteen years. Ih
son was stolen by divorced hus
band when about nine years old
The meeting can better be imagine'
than described.
DR.. w. O. ROGERS, formerly o
, Rewey, has taken up his residenc
in Mif1in. The DIR. has tho reputa
ton of being an excellent physician
: and we are pleased to hear of his IL
creasing patronage. So says tn
Platteville fitness.
Ir is said that by the followin!
simple method almost instant relic
of earache is afforded: Put tiY
drops of chloroform on little cot
ton or wool in the bowl of ella
pipe, then blow the vapor throug
the stem into the aching ear.
MARRIED.- In this city, Angus
5, 1884, by Rev E. E. CIough, Fran
Fl. James aud Mary Ebet Uren, eld
est daughter of William Uren, ESQ
There was a house full Of relative
+ and friends, who brought a larg
7; number Of useful and beautifr
presents. Thanks for rich cake.
e MINERAL Po1Er can claim, "
g with little spirit Of pride, of a
a urchin between five and six yeal
old who can compete with the olde'
: tobacco smoker or chewer in II
y state. Three strong ten-centers an
$ a massive chew Of plug, one aftc
another, is feast for the infant!
e Mr.. A. S. Frost, Of Dodgeyille,
7 in receipt Of box Of specimen
IS sent him by friend, who has bee
spending the summer in America
o wonderland, the National Par
/ Among the collections are some fiji
d agates, pieces Of petrified wood, an
fragments Of silver ore. The mo-
beautiful specimens Of all are SON
q fragments of pictured rocks, sho'
. ing forest trees Of every kind trace
by natures unelring pencil Sun.
n SOME job printing offices bio
2 about cheap work, and undoubtedI