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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1885-12-24
WARDS WOES.
His Desperate Struggle
and How it Ended.

Just tventy-seyen miles from the classic oasy OF
Athens, Ca is located the thriving little town Of
Ma1ey's, the residence Of Mr.. Robert Ward, who
has Just been released from most perilous pro-
dioAment, the. particulars Of which he has con-
ssnted To give to the public. Hewrites IS follows
NA1HY's, OGLnTuoRPR Co., GA-
July 9Th, 1885.
For twelve or fourteen years have been great
sufferer from q terrible form OF blood poison
which ran into the secondary, and finally 1t was
pronounced a tertiary form. Ny head, face and
shoulders became almost 8 mass Of corruption,
and finally tho disease commenced eating away
my skull bones. I became SO horribly repulsiss
that for three years absolutely refused to let peo-
pie see mo. I used large quantities Of most noted
blood remedies and applied to nearly all physl-
clans near me, but my condition continued to
grow worse, and all said that must surely die
My bones became the scat OF excruciating aches
and pains; my nights were passed in misery
vas reduced In flesh and strength; my kidneys
were terribly deranged and life became burden
to.me.s
I chanced to ses an advertisement Of B. B. B,
and sent one dollar to ". C. Birchmore Co,
merchants Of our place, and they procured one
bottle for me. 1t was used with decided benefit,
and when eight or ten bottles had been used
was pronounced sound and well.
Hundreds Of scars can now be seen on me, look
ing like man who had been burned and then re-
stored. Ny case was we'll known in this county,
and for tho benefit OF others who may be similarly
affected, think It my duty to give the facts to the
public, aud to extend my heartfelt thanks for so
valuable remedy hare been well over twelve
months, and no return Of the disease has occurred
ROBERT WARD.
MAxRYs, Ga, July /, lssJ.-We, tho undersign-
ed, know Mr. Robert Ward, and take pleasure in
saying that the facts above stated by him are true,
and that his was one Of tho worst cases Of Blood
Poison we ever knew in our county, and that he
has boon cured by the use Of B. B. B-Botanic
Blood Balm.
A. T. BRIGHrWHLL, Merchant.
W. C. BIRcnNohg Co.,. Merchants.
]. H. BRIaHTwRLL, II. D.
Joux T. HART.
w. B. CANPDKLL.
ATLANTA, GA July 10, lSS5.-Weoro aoquaint-
cd with A. T. Brlghtwell aud W. c. Birchmore &
Co., whose names appear above and tako pleasure
In saying that they are gentlemen Of undoubted
yeracity and worthy Of confidence In any asser-
tion they may make.
icj. HOWARD / GAMBLER,
Wholesale Druggists, Atlanta, Ga.
SoJ3 o~Ayvvbnra
Omaha daily bee., 1885-06-09
An Indian BOYS composition,

In the New Mexico section Of the New
Orleans Exposition q curious batch Of
compositions written by Indian pupils III
the Roman Catholic schools are shown.
Subjoined is a disqulsltlon on "The Cow
and Oxen"
81 write about the COW and oxen. The
cows give to milk and the oxen Is used
to work In the garden and not to have
milks. Just used to work, and The cows
have much milk and very good to drink
cows milks, and the oxen is very strong
and large oxen, and some oxen not large.
TIE cows is not very fast run and some
COWS is very poor no. fat and some very
fat COWS The cows in every where
walking and very just stay In the home
not go away, sll time 8 and on the fence.
The COWS are very lsrge horn, and some
not COW not very large horn and some
not very large. The COWS are not have
teeth just in the other side and all times
chewing grass and oxen also chewing
grass, The cows has calf and some not
have calf, just has milk aud just gave
the people, is very good to drink this
COWS milk"
Omaha daily bee., 1885-06-09

Cachvucha Caprice" The next WAS an
essay by Anna l. Keys, "The Land Of
the Phsroahs," witch was good and full
of historical sketches, both biblical aud
profane. She was followed with a dis
cusus by William e. johnson. This
gentleman has q fine delivery, clear and
distinct. His subject proper was
common sense, decency and culture,
showing that In all ages and times,
whether among the savage, the canDibsls,
sunnY Italy or grand America, these
combined to make up all that was good
and great, and preserved nations. The
recitation OF a selection from Tennyson's
Aenid, by Jessie Wolf, was marked by
much feeling, Her voice at times was a
little low, but upon the whole she &C
quilted herself very oredltsbly, and wss
worthy Of the applause which followed.
j. b. Bsrnaby entertained the audience
30 effectively with a baritone solo, "rhe
Diver" that ar enthusiastic encore re
suited in that beautiful s,ng, Sweet
Dreams be Tbine." A very important
discussion as to which was the safest and
finally the most profitable, the
sale or the leasing of school
lands, was held by W. S.
Perrin and O. s Polk As there
were no judse s and nos all Of the leglsla-
tive aud state officials present there Is no
way of learning which won the case but
certainly Mr.. Polk, who!fsvored the leas.
Ing of them, offered the most reasonable
argument, and the largest array of facts
and figures.
The vocal solo by Mrs. @. G. Pierce,
"Wbat life what joy" was strongly OPP
cratic, showing much culture and range
of voice. Miss Grace NJ, Barrett read an
essay review or rather a criticism Of Blu.
chsnan's writinga and more par.
tioulsrly dealt with the new
abelard. Her criticism extended
even to other authors, and she proved
herself converaant with a good class OF
literature. Amueements generally SUI
fered ut ths hands of Will o. Jones from
the fact that managers generally allowed
the baser element to predominste, find
ing IL to be more remunerstive He
made a strong plea for the philanthropist
to take hold aud raise the standard Of
smuaements, and insisted that u cru,a6 g |
must be started for the recovery of o nuse-
ments which, at present, Were in the
hauoo oE SatoS . 'oap', VI 'hAp NiOhou |
one He ins!s- ed that amusements cost
more than religion, and the demand for
parity must come from them He classed
the circus, the rink and side-show
all under n had. The closing
piece of the evening was a vocal solo by
Mary A. Leonard. The music was
grand, but the lar guage was too foreign
Jor the average American theatre goer to
comprehend.
Thus closes the last of the university |
so;te' US entertainments, which from the
first have been a succession of Successes,
and much praise and credit is due.
Mr.. w. B Taylor was called by tele- |
graph to the bedside of his dying |
mother in Illinois.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-06-09

DARGAIss for stock growers Five sections sp'en.
ID ID Wild land IN Frontie' county, on proposed
extension Of b 4 u from Hclirsdge to ogallala Nc
Uague. Opposite Post office:
McCague opposite Pot ofbce
Fine stock farm Of 425 acres near Valley station
Douglas county, 27o ae,es under fer &c, 10 acres In
cattle for market; ITnioa aci6c passes through II ,Sl7
per acre, hocague, opp Post office.
Bargains In lots for pc son ofsmal means; Lots on
Cum,fg street In West Cumiag aud from $500 to 1850
s5 cash, and IS per month; 40 other such opportun-
ity In the city. Nc, asue, opp. Post ofice.
Good r. sidenos property corner I three blocks
from car lie, $500; $50 cash, $ab per month.
McGsgue, opp Post office.
Good property In south part Of the CITY. cprner
lot 7 xl6', cottage, rgit 30 two blocks from car
une. al q great bargain. NcCague, opp Post ONCE
Residense propert at al prices and In all parts 1.-THE
city. MoCagus, OPP Post office Il,
Icts in all tn. leading additions on terms 70 suit
pu chaser. NoCAgue, opp. Post ONCE. s9o's
Omaha daily bee., 1885-06-09

nor sALE-By Morse & Bmnner-A full lot on
T 10th st near farnam st. A great bargain at
sl5, 600.
splendid place for n ware house or fine location
for jobbing house. Remarkably cheap at 81 200.
fOR sALE-Fne business lot f0xl4o an 18th st,
naAr Pierce ST., corn r ia only partly improved
and renting for $40 per mouth, $1,000
o Fine property on Dodge and 18th
streets.
barney st o go,d in, estment NJ Ga, 900,
o sALE-ss splendid corners on farnam st near
the neT court house,
fOs SALE-some fine business lots one o corner
on 10th st., from s. 00O to So 100 case
o SAT F-one o. she finest res dences in the
city, fol- lot, an eli giant home, centrally and beauti
fully looted.
corner v ~ cheap $500
o SALE-A splendid cor er on 10Th st, south
OF Cumir gs 1926 n. ront, $500.
FOR SALE-l32 feet square south front, o corr err
on q lfo-nia It 3 blocks from Red cEr line q fine
l., alton, for a block Of Nv II 'ront brck houses,
will reut 'eAdly q, $50 10 $50 per month Remark
o SALE-A corner lot ard houte on Dodge st.
ne,r 9th 1t, lot 49-75-such corners are hard to got
FOR sALE-House and lots OF I'll descriptions In
all art- OF the city at prices snd cations to suit all
purchasers.
o sALE-A s,lendld cottage, lot sOxI27, q
block and q half from ed car line, 81 600, will sell
FOR s4Li-New two story houre 8 rooms, lot
r0xi27, one block AM q half fIom saund re st, easy
terms, 81 200
o sALr-A number OF very choice lots In Han
.com Place, Heimh.ugh place, Redick's subdivision
and all d. ir ID Q additions in the city at prices n
many instance below any ons else, Also some fine
east nd south front lots on Red Car lie in Patrick's
addition on the most + vorabls term4, the cheap. st
cf any lots In the city cons dering street car coIvsn-
FOX ~RENT-Honses and stores In all parts of the
city. MORSE . Drummer.
so6.il2 PAzton's block cor 18th b FArnam.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-06-09
caught on His Way to Canada.

READING, Pa, JUNE 8.-Dr. Wm. b. De-
woos, charged with forgery of bonds amount
ing to nearly $50, 600, and who mysteriously
disappeared from home in Myerstow WI some
time ago, was arrested Saturday in Wilks
barre on his way to Canada.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-06-09
SPECIAL NOTICES,

Az ado srtisea<nts IN the special columns Dilt
10 charged at the rate Of 10 cents per line for tho
Arst insertion, and 7 cents per line for each subse'
suent iasertion: No advertisement viH be inserted
for less than rs cent? or The fyst time.
These advertisements sell be Inserted IN both Horn.
NJ and Bvenin0 Editions, representing 9 eires'Ia'
tsn Of over Eight Thoussnd. Tha class Of adssr'
tisetaents must positively Be paid in advance.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-06-09
REAL


TOR sALR-Af few special bargai 3 in real estate.
II House aud lot nne olo.k of st Mary's
avenue. rear 18th street ...-m......."" Q 9,loo 90
worth sireet....................-...... e.oco co
Beautiful lot and Iesidence on Sc. MarY's
avenue lie n 18th St eet ,...............- $500 90
from street car corner. ........ $685.. 1850 90
Two story bick & blocks from postotice
near st. Mnyr's avenue ........".".. 5000 90
bargain. 4.'''. $1,000. 5000 90
st,est car line 5000 90
| Cottage on uorth 18th st car line, cheap. 1920 90
q lots In Hsnsoom place, each ........... b5O 90
| Two corner lots in Parkers addition each. $50 90
Corner lot in Shinn's addit. on....-.-........ BIO 90
Full lot and ? houses on 2ld st o big bar
gain, Submit offers.
Ace lots in B~rooBline, Pehalr, Belvedore and lime
| baugh's addition on monthly payments, slCO to 8 zoo
per acre.
& aud % tcre tracts on n. Saunders street,
THEE 40 acre tracts on very easy terms
miles from the city, per acre ."..". 90 re-
100 acres 4 miles 8. W., per acra.......... 40 W
$40 &c. es 10 miles west OF city, SPLENDID
1918 W. G.. SHRlY Err, opp. Post Office.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-06-09
MISCELLANEOUS WA rs,

NFASTED -Ons Iesplr Hible aud we'll know n pfrson
W in each ooun y North, w 81 q d 'outh, 10 men
ita,y,a ismilyD Drug s'ors and NJ ieN Institute ooul.
biz cd. Price o. ly lOdlllns A housenold rects'hy
and best 8 Hing STtiCle ever In tn market. No com.
petiiio 4. ally euplQvue en- all the year rouud For
lar.ioulAr. a 4 circulars address 'The sun CheuIe al
10. !" Incorporated, 9ss Y. 9Th g., CINCINNATI o,
k93-lsp
Omaha daily bee., 1885-06-09

XXIAsTaD-A situxtlon IS book keeper or &, d
w general office soIk, by q young man VIII ref
ereL ces. Address 40. x oms ha Bee. 1858 sp
Omaha daily bee., 1885-06-09

uyAsrHD-situ ton as travelling sslesmaD having
w estAbli he'd stationery trade 10 Etb aska Ad.
DIRE 9 st once. G. A. W., 1929 Farnam str, ct. Omaha,
Neb. p0'-oD
Omaha daily bee., 1885-06-09

yA7ASTED-situaiion bN q young man with 7 esrs
w experience 10 gen raj store, would MT object
goi, q | t. the ths couutrS; wages no obje y; refer
Q ces furnished; store preferred. "a @ B."r
office, 1882
Omaha daily bee., 1885-06-09

q OR SALE A counter and two CAGES at a bargain.
A. %. +. Davis Il Co, 1908 Farnam street. l2i-ll
Omaha daily bee., 1885-06-09

EoUR cIgsrmakefs wanted. IGquiro Of Gen. b
j Godfrey, F cmOnt, Neb. s36 jly
Omaha daily bee., 1885-06-09
FOR RENT-HoUsEs AND LOTS.

NIAsTHD- Any Kind Of work 20 make q living by Q
w boy OF II, Adde'S go ID" Bee once. Sfi.9p
Omaha daily bee., 1885-06-09

GU for tie Twin Bottle Ink Fraser.
" Good profit. Call or address with stamp, JOS
lin & ~sackett, 1909 Farnam street, Omaha, Men.
90 On
Omaha daily bee., 1885-06-09

MTASTED-Aative salesman lO5 North 18th
w bO9 iop
Omaha daily bee., 1885-06-09

- ALEsMAS eau add A lime; amples sihsll, com-
SmIssion cash; traveller ately on this ground earned
s.. eco psr Nnnum.. p. o.. Box 1871, New YORK.
0o4 Sp
Omaha daily bee., 1885-06-09

dp = REWARD Lost Scotch terrier, o months old,
dDO tip Of tail cut, one etr maTkot. Rad on when
lost collar marked a. n, Clark, 23lh Harvey al, return
To Clark BIOS, & Co., and receive reward.
110a
Omaha daily bee., 1885-06-09

ITTANTBD-Three men to sell n new an popular
w book on monthly payments. big commission.
Address II. L. Butler, Omaha, Heb, 1853
Omaha daily bee., 1885-06-09
SITUATIONS

MTAsTED-Five god paper hanger at 4ls North
w leth street. Ss7-tf
Omaha daily bee., 1885-06-09

NTANTRD-A clerk. middle sgsd man prefeTred;
w must speak hi glish and german, at the CITY hc.
tel, corner 10th and Harvey, 1889
Omaha daily bee., 1885-06-09
MISCELLANEOUS.

dor SALE Handsome household furniture of 10
i room house before July 1st. Parties going east,
6l9 Pleasant st. 1873
Omaha daily bee., 1885-06-09

MrANTED-An energetic man to sell sup
w plies to manufacturers, enc each in
Iowa, Nebraska and Dakota. Permanent position
to right party. Rep 'eseniative is here and sill ec-
gage man at once. One who Fan furnish horse and
buggy preferred, Questions to be answered: age,
married or iagle, Hbd form r occupation. Refer
encs required. Address, Staple, Bee oiics.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-06-09

ITANTBD-25 good strong men fer Valentine, Neb.
w good wage, and free transportation, llEC
FarnauI street 1878
Omaha daily bee., 1885-06-09

EIoR SALE BY o. F. Davis & Co., 1905 F,rnam st.
Omaha,
House and lot on south Eighteenth St, 81, 0Ho.
4" I. Twentieth 81 400.
2 houses Dodge near 10Th 50, $1,000.
B OTIS 10 Banscom Pie cs. each, 8 525.
House and lot on Park avenue, $500.
=" Z" Daveng ort st, Si2 600,
3 1900.
" " south 18th " 8 4 600.
IE,0O1 acres Of land in Boone county, 81 to slo.
2 5000 " " " Stanton 81 to $12.
Land in Madison, Way ne. Platte aud Hall counties
on easy term.
None loaned on long time. SCOTT
Omaha daily bee., 1885-06-09

MTASrED-A barber at Ole s. 18th st. =
w 1877. lOp
Omaha daily bee., 1885-06-09
Personal.

DRRsoSAL-Mrs r. 81. Ho1.eG trance oil .hyoyant,
652;jfl
Omaha daily bee., 1885-06-09

WTASrRD-A hoy II or lS years Of age: mus write
w q far hard and have best recommendations
apply 1905 Farnam street. 1929
Omaha daily bee., 1885-06-09

A BANDOSFD HOAEsIEADs -Eep law. Persons who
~ ok hOml steN0s Ia West IN Kansas previous to
Jure 18th, 1850. aud NJ andonep hem without max
ing final root, will learn something 10 their adyan-
tage by aid tessing me by lett r at once Tsalc Null.
holll d, land attorney, Kenneth, s~heriian Co., Kan
saS. 992.py6
Omaha daily bee., 1885-06-09

WASTED Situation by q reliable poek Keeper ina
w wholesale bus ness; references aid security can
be given. Address "a. o." Fee office. 140ep
Omaha daily bee., 1885-06-09

A eHSrs wASrsp. Add ress st louis Electric Lamp
AGO st Louis for circular, cuts and terms OF the
s. candle 20 yer Ma sh Hectic Lamp si1jt2
Omaha daily bee., 1885-06-09

w SrEp Young man wishes a teacher IN Ger
w man four or Eve nights per week; office
159-sp
Omaha daily bee., 1885-06-09

yATArTED-Every sdy In need OF q sesing ma.
w chine, TO see the new Improved American No.
p. " F1odmau 4 Co. agents; 900 N 18th. ssOp
Omaha daily bee., 1885-06-09
FOR


LION SALE large house, newly built, 0 r"oms. all
u modern improvements with 4 lot, at i7l6 Cas-
ST ; inquire at premises. 12stf
Omaha daily bee., 1885-06-09

7 osr-On or near tha corner OF 9th and Douglas
ia bant book o d lease % m value whatever TO
any one but the ov ncr; finder will be suitably re.
ward,d by lea Ing tie slg 0 It my oiioe, 1913 Far
nam 'treet, up-.tairs Oh .Tles Oorbett o'3-8
Omaha daily bee., 1885-06-09

W7ASTED-Agerts. Any man or womln who con
w walk or tslk, car cell our ten cent sTecialty;
mail samples fire. ful samples ten cents. 1renner
& 1hompkins, Cincinnati, Ohio. 1870
Omaha daily bee., 1885-06-09

Live, euergi tic men making less than
W Sl5 o week to call at the Occidental Hotel be.
tween 10 ard ~ a. m. o NJ. QlecteL bush.
WANTRD- An agent in every city in the ~west1tor
W The Critic. the be I literary weebly in Amer ca;
none but teachers or p rsons of literary ability need
apply A. Z. Turkey, Omsha, Neb, 1873 tt
Omaha daily bee., 1885-06-09

NToNEY to loan on furniture, horses, wagons, pianos
vi personal property, o%,llatorals and anything o.
value. everything strictly conade tai; Roods Fluan
cial agency John Y Schminke, Cashier. 29S i'll
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1885-03-12
SpoOks in the Wen.

Washakie, Wyoming, is not much OF
a place for high buildings, church
steeples,, or anything that sticks up in
the air, but when it comes to going the
other way il can show an unusually bic
and deep hole in the ground in the
shape of q well. The Union Pa
.cifc Railway Company's well for
supplying locomotives in water is 1850
feet deep and about 10 feet across.
Nea- the middle a steam pump is To-
Gated, with pipe running to the pump
house. At every 20 feet is floor or
platform just big enough to place a
ladder on and have room to around.
The ladders arc very common and I'M
handy, and after YOU have gone down
two or three ladders it gets dark enough
to bring on chill, making it necessary
to feel your way the remainder of the
distance, and do it in pretty good shape
at that.
Every TWO or three days something
gets the matter with the pump, and the
pumpman, after going through the reg
ular swearing programme, spits on his
hands and goes down. One day just
got sight of the fellow hat as he was
going down. and | thought J might as
weil follow suit, which did, Seeping
about two ladders behind. Pretty soon
heard his Ne. lis strike the floor, so
i went on down to the top of the last
ladder and remained standing on the
round waiting for him to light the can
die, but as it happened the matches
g. . L..
surface for a light. As became feeling
along for the rounds Of the ladder in
the dark, he happened to catch hold of
my alabaster limbs. ! at once saw that
he was frightfully surprised, and as |
had been carrying one of the phosphate
skulls that resemble false fire in the
dark to scare him with. ! thought now
would be- the time to use it, and let him
have a glimpse OF the skull lie back
ed down the ladder five or six rounds
to get away, but, remembering that the
well had bottom to it, stopped II
you ever saw a ladder shake, that one
did. Pretty soon | heard something 90
ugh! and strike the floor like n trunk
from q baggage-car. Then ! felt sick
at the stomach, and climbed out.
hung around the well-top waiting for
him to show up, until | was afraid he
had dug through the bottom Of the well,
or perhaps failed to recover, but just as
Twas about to get scared out he came,
worn, pale, and limpid. When l ques-
toned him he told me he had the most
awful fight with ghost that | ever
read about; he said it's legs were as
big as an elephaut'S, and stood right on
the ladder 50 he couiun pass until he
knocked it off with monkey-wrench.
Cor. ST. Louis Globe Democrat.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1885-03-12

,eaa TO Dnnd the DIrd. Nnile ne cam
not ace he is quiet, but if his blinkers
Get uncovered then be ''goes for" the
15,lucker. The doctor moved his arm
70 as to disturb the stocking, and in
stantly he saw what was done and went
head first out of the pen, not caring
for any more plumes just then. As he
tumbled head first over the fence the
bird-he was a jack one, of course
lot fy kick which, striking fence
hoard. made toothpicks of awhole pan
d length. The mules occupation as a
kicker is gone in this country since the
ostrich came. Los angeles Express.
Miss Kate Smulsey, of Fort Plain,
tbe famous faster, whose case has at
tracted the attention of the whole scien-
fife world. and who is claimed to have
abstained from food nearly three humid
red days, is to all appearances as hear
~ as ever. The ruddy glow of her
face and comparatively plump form,
that so thoroughly puzzled those who
examined her some time ago, remain
the same, and are sadly out of keeping
with the assertions of her mother and
others, who stoutly aver that not
mouthful of food has passed the faster's
lips in over six months. 1T is impos-
sible for her to eat, Mrs. Smulsey says,
land none of us can tell what has kept
here alive. DR., Zoller, her physician,
states it was all mystery to him. He
can give no explanation of the ease,
and does not know how her life has
been sustained so long The young lady
does not sleep more than one hour out
Of twenty-four and is extremely rest
less when awake. Many continue to
maintain that the whole thing is a hoax,
and it certainly does look as though
Miss Smulscy has some mode of obtain
ing food, and it is possible that she does
50 without the knowledge of her at
tendants. amsterdam (N Y. Sentinel.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1885-03-12
Rachel and Ristori.

One day Rachel took it into her head
TO transfer the histrionic duel between
herself and her Italian rival from the
field of tragedy to that of comedy,
from the stage into real life, by play
ing the part Of Celimene on the man
who had made Ristori n marchioness.
Fortunately for herself she confded
this eminently feminine design to a
friend who knew more about love than
she did,a who dissuaded her from her
purpose by these words: take care
what you are about. You are the most
admirable tragedienne on the stage,
not off it. You are by no means a
tragical person. Nine Ristori is q ira
gedienne in real life and she is also
physically a very powerful woman
Look at her neck, it is as vigorous as
that of an antique statue, and compare
your elegant. slender neck with it. Be-
warel ii the Italian woman perceives
what you are up to, You viii find that
she is not a Venetian for no purpose.
She would be apt to wiring your lovely
little neck, Paris Letter 10 Nel0 Or
leans Picaylt4G.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1885-03-12

II. w. patterson. Va. ID.

DFFCR opposite Pnlfords Drug Store, High 81.
OHors from S to IOa. IN. and to p, m. In
Office igh,s. 23tt
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1885-03-12
What He Could take.

Darling" he whispered, as the
clock sadly struck two, and he still sat
there trying to impress her with his
love, there is one thing l so much de-
sire. Would you let me take some
thing that would be eternally sweet to
my remembrance?
Il don't know" she covly replied,
making a move as if to fall on thirty
cent shirt front; "but there is one
thing you could take that VIII I'll my
happy cup to overlooking.
"What is it, loved one?" ready to
catch her; but only a cold answer came
that sounded like the bottom of q coal
box in December;
You might take your leave. =
Atlanta Constitutions.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1885-03-12
CHURCH SOCIETIES.

TRINIT... ........,. 49,. M. CHASE, Pastor.
Sundalervices at 1880, A. NJ. and 700, p. NJ.
Sunda school AT 2;30, p. NJ Services on FRI
day evlings at 1880 O'Clock.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1885-03-12
CIVIC SOCIETIES.

IOWA )DGE. No. /, I. o. o. F.; meets every
| Wednday night. in III cir hall opposite City
Hail. Vlting brethren invited to attend.
III, I'VE JR, See. GEO. MASTER, N. G..