Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1885-12-03


friday evenings meeting when
the annual election of officers will
take place.
Nor 1915 but $500 buys a good
watch. Not $2.75 but $3.50 buys
one doz. Rodgers Knives at c. H..
James jewelry store.
WE give this week the first part
of a letter from L. A. Osborne,
which will be found highly enter
tanning being descriptive of wild
western life. The last part will be
given next week and is equally as
interesting.
Now IS your time to get your pic
lures framed. For the next thirty
days 8xlo, loxl2 and lOxl4 frames
will be offered at greatly reduced
prices at the Post Office Book Store.
THE best family weekly newspa
per in the United States is the To-
ledo Blade, (Nasby's Paper). They
invite every reader Of this paper 20
send for free specimen copy. 1t
is the largest and best dollar paper
published. See advertisement else
where.
THE annual report, by the Secre-
tary of the Southwestern Wis. In
dustrial Association, which is
lengthy owing to its completeness,
occupies considerable space to-day,
but we regard it as interesting to
most subscribers as anything that
could take its place.
THE ladies Of the p. M. Alpha
society will hold a bazaar and festi-
val on the evening of Dec. 10th, at
Good Templars' hall. Supper 25
cents. Doors open at p. m. Ad,
mission free. Ladies will please
see that their articles of donation
are at the hall by p. IN.
KEROSENE OIL CHEAP P-Head-
light, $50 test, l5cts per gallon,
Snow white, l8cts. ID. JAcKo.
THE pigeon shoot last week was
well attended. Mr.. Jordan, marshal
of Galena, got away with the honor,
the first day; for the two days Harry
Webb had best average and took
the silver cup presented by Albers &
Cordts. White, of Galena, had the
second best average. Mr.. Taylor,
of Brodhead, did some excellent
work.-PiatteoUe Democrat.
A LARGE congregation gathered
in the Primitive Methodist church
last Thursday morning for the
Thanksgiving service. Rev. E. E.
Clough discussed the subject of the
Family" giving the historical de-
velopment of the institution. Also
the divine sayings. The discourse
was listened to with great attention
and ELECTED many thanks.
THE Garland stoves and ranges
have the most artistic finish of any
that we have ever seen. They are
everywhere acknowledged to be the
best in the world, while they cost
no more than is often asked for in
ferior goods. They are as noted for
durability, convenience and economy
of fuel as for style and beauty. Mar
tin & Toay sells them.
LAST year this time we were hav-
winter weather, and even in October
there were several furries Of snow.
While weather prophets have been
predicting an early commencement
of winter and long continuance, e,
we are having beautiful evenings
and delightful days. We have these
two things to be thankful for: that
the weather prophets know no more
about it than any one else, and that
we had October weather in Noyem-
Der, and the promise of mod
erately fair weather for two or three
weeks to come.
THE word 'limited," used in con-
noction with corporation, indicates
that it is organized under special
law intended to limit the liability Of
stock holders in the corporation to
the amount that each individual
member has paid or agreed to pay
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