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'THE GREAT
TO THE North, WEST And SOUTHWEST
s.r Dot BE =, TRACK SPLENpID seENERY:
ihh INF II EfFf hA%H!tEea Est E 1ss5
Trains leave Washington from station corner of 9Th
for riltSburg and the West Chicago Limited Express
81 Palace sleeping Cars at 300 A. 81 daily, Fast
with sleeping Cars from Harrisburg TO CINCINNATI
10 Chicago. with sleeping Car Altoona to Chicago
hlcae1 AMI cincinnati ,kxRTsss at 40 7 VI
and Harrisburg 10 Louisville; connecting at Har-
rsbg1rg with Western Express with through sleep
loP n. daily for Pttsburg and the West, with
BaI "f ANn PoTIM T. RAILROAD
FOR Erie; Ganan,aiyua Rochester. Buffalo, Niagara
Cars, Washington to Rochester.
For New York ami the East 7:15. $50 and HOO A.
l $50 M zoo 4 ND 1000 l6'2 p n.fhs and on san
night, Limited Express If Pullman Parlor Cars
For Boston without Change ZOO I. NJ. eye"y day.
Jersey City with boats of BROOKLYN Annex afford
Ing direct transfer 10 Fulton street avoiding dou-
For Phiiaislphia. as $40 and iioo AM. 200
s v $50 MOO 2 s1d 300 i oiSnt On s sna
LILO night Limited Express $40 M. daily.
lbs 800 400 t AS So 2s sto a,o s'9 el a, 1910 81
ll0o NJ. Zoo 400. 900, 7:iO. 1000 PM and
For Pope Greek Line, .:l5 A. NJ and 4:4o p NJ daily
For Anhapolis ti.;5 \ NJ. pos and 4:e3 PM daily
except sunday. ON sunday, 400 PM.
AIENA\DRI AND TKEDERICkSBCR G RAIL
NAY. AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASH
1NGTON RAILROAD.
For Alexandria, 6.os,, 700. 925, IDOL and IL So A
NJ 2St5- 3:2.i, AS. 6:2.I, sos and l1:S7 p NJ ON
For Richmond and the south. 500 aud L OI A NJ
daily. and i:45 PM daily. except Sunday.
Trains l-aye Alexandria :CF Washington, eos. 500
1uOo. luclD M leo. :Stt-,. .l.S, $40, 100 aud
ll%i,, p NJ. and l2:lU midnight texcept Monday
On sunday at 500 and 1UlU "a NJ: 1clj and 30
J.. NJ and 1I:lO night
Tickets ami Information at the office northeast cor
ner IF 18th street anil Pennsylvania avenue and at
The station. wBtrr orders be left for the checking
OF b..ge 70 destination from hotels and residences
CDA~. F. PtGI j. r. WOOD
General .:,-ger. [je22l General Passenger AGENT
I1vASHINGToN. OHIO AND WESTERN RAIL
~ ROAD.
Dn and after JUNE 13TH. 1855. trains win Leave
from ami Arrive !th and Il streets Depot follows
Lave Washington o an -i:S.J D. H. daily ar
rlve Il Belmont Park lo.ol and gu M: Lees
bur lioI and .j:}6 p. a Round Hill at
l:4S NJ and .:lN pm Returning. leave Round
III 90, l. IN ani :'s pass Lee>purg G:+2
AID 3;i6 pm; Belmont Park 6:1i am and :{.5S
pm. and srsIling IOn al So a. m and 5:4O
IN
Special excursion rates and sunday trains to BEL
MONT PARK Monthly and Communication Rates to
ali points II. ERUPHY,
superintendent, Alexandria
r J. LOCKWOOD,
Passenger Agent.
JOs Penn ave. Washington jel3
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Hundreds Of diseased sheep, the Chicago
Meas :.se1ts, are overlooked daily at the stock
yards in fhat city, and slaughtered - mutton
for the City.
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DURING THE TEHPoRAKY absence OF the
chief of ordnance, the senior ofdcer on duty In
his ONCE WILL by direction Of the President,
take charre OF the ONCE Of the chief of ord.
nance and perform his duties until his return.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-31

DIsBARRED.-Charles L. Skinner, of Balti-
more, was to-day disbarred nom practice as an
attorney before the Interior department.
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BUSHNELL & CARUSI, Real Estate Brokers,
ID 1OO6 + street northwest

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY.
NO. 6O3 P STREET NORTHWEST.
BY virtue ola deed Oftrust dated July 81 1883. 80
and recorded in Liber No 1854 folio 1872 of the E;i @
land records for the District of Columbia the &
dersgned Trustees will sell, at public auction, In
front of the premises on TUESDAY. the FOURTH
DAY OF AUGUST, AID 1885, at SIX AND A-HALF
O'CLOCK PM, Lot numbered one hundred and Atty
three Q53), in W.. Newton's subdivision of lot
Particles subdivision of 10. atered"B in squire No.
District of Columbia in book IL ps &c "a, and book
IL, page IT, The imprOvem, nts consist of nearly
new brick dwelling, containing the modern improve
ments.
Terms: One third cash. balance in equal nstalments
at six and twelve months from day of SALE the pur-
chaser TO give his notes for the deferred payments
bearing interest at rate of six ard
secured by deed of trust upon the property sold 500
down at time OF sale.
EUGENE CARUSI,o -r,o
jy25-d&ds NATHL CARUSI, ! Aius'ees'
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The COurfN.

PROBATE CoURT-Judge Hagner.
To-day, estate OF ". Il. and Henry L. James;
guardian authorized to pay for support Of in.
authorized to pay s42694 to Serial building
association. Estate of John ]. Callahan:
Letters issued to Mary Cal
B. Leonard; order of publication. In re guard
ianship Of Ida Stevens; Caroline Gates APP
to II q MsGg
$4,000. Estate Of Mary C. Mcdonnell; inven-
tory returned. Estate David Mc!ntire: answer
Lee Brown; do. Estate OF w. 7. Craig; petition
Of Casandra A. Craig sor letters filed. WIN of
Charles McDougall filed for probate. Estate
o. KimmeI, administrator as to the non-com-
Of with che sSaes order 0d
recting sale Of policy of insurance. Estate Of
Henry Iseman; letters testamentary issued
tate of Joseph Tiimbie; order Of publication
Estate of John Wunderlich; letters issued to
Johanna Turner; bond %, 900. Estate OF Selma
and E. G. Pendleton; bond $4,000. Estate 81
bona 5000. 's''''' '''''A ~ mary ''''
EQUITY CoURr-yudge Hdgner.
To-day, Adams agt. Stoddard; H. w. Cannon
made party defendant. Estate Jennie s. Wall;
payment of certain costs ordered. Naylor agt
Power agL Walsh; reference to auditor to state
trustees accounts. Dillon agt Dillon; order
giving custody OF children to complainant
MAJOR FRANCIS l.. GUENTHER, ID artillery,
will proceed to vicksburg, Miss, to attend the
review and drill OF the Mississippi state militia,
August 18th, and will make an inspection OF
the troops.
LEAvEs-Leave for three months, with per-
mission to apply for an extension OF one month,
is granted Capt Chandler p. Eakin, LIST artii-
lery. The leave OF Lieut.. Col VIM. D.Whipple,
assistant adjutant general, Ii extended one
month.
DURING THE TEMPoRARY absence OF the
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Glasgow's Wtckedness.

A SYSTEM OF VICE SIMILAR TO THAT IN
EARTHED In LONDON SAID 10 PREVAIL
THERE.
the provost of Glasgow declared in speaking OF
the revelations made by the Pail Mall Gazette
that inquiries which had been made showed
that there prevailed in Glasgow a system of
corruption Of minor females similar to that
which the Gazette had exposed In London.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-31

WALTER b. WILLIAMS 4 CO., Aucts.
TO WHOM 1T NAY CONCERN:
we shall sell at our Auction Rooms, corner 10th and
Dstreets northwest, on SATURDAY, FIRST,
1888, commencing at TEN O'CLOCK am, all the
Household effects contents of trunks, boxes, chests
and barrels, &C. to storage advances &c, stored
by the following named parties:
Chas Taylor, J. H Wolf, Mrs. J. L. D. Brainard,
l. Worrell, Catherine McKerren, Alice Herbert.
Laura Belt. Catherine Odlum and Mrs. Austin.
tyZId WALTER b. WILLIAMS & Co, Aucts.
g BENSINGER, Auctloneer,
~ Horse and Carriage Bazaar, $40 La ave-
AUCTION SALES OF HORSES. CARRIAGES,
WAGON; HARNESS A SC, &C.: EVERY TUES
INGS AT TEN O'CLOCK, REGARDLESS OF
WEATHER..
Parties having Horses, Carriages Wagons to dis
pose of will find this the best method We have con-
stant on hand at private sale large and well assOrt-
ed stock of Wagons Carriages, Bugges, Harness. &C..
&c. iy29-lm
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Death Of :. North Carolina Editor

RALEIGH. NC, July 31.-Randolph A. Shot
we'll, editor Of the Mechanic and Chronicle, died
sdddenly this morning of rheumatism Of the
bowels.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-31

RANGE OF THE THERMOMErER.-Thef follow
ing were the readings at the signal Office to-day:
3 am, 7O.5 am, 72.0; Il am, $3.50; 2 pm,
900; maximum, 9O.5: minimum, $50.
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rJIHE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.

The SHORT LINE To THE SOUTH AND
SOUTHWEST.
Schedule IN effect July ). 1885
100 A My <CIiBJ Ri MAIL. daily, except Sun
day to local stations. connecting Lynchburg with
Richmond and Aileghany and Norfolk and Westei n
Railroads..
lbs y. M.-NEw ORLEANS FAST NAIL daily,
making close connections South and southwest
daily, except sunday, with G. ami D. Railway. Pull
Sleeping Buffet from New York and " ash
lngtCn, To Atlanta. Pullman Sleeping from
Washington 10 New Orleans without change of cars
Pullman Farlor cars from Washington TO White
sulphur springs
5:45 Il. M.-LOCISvILLE FAST LINE Daily via
Charlottesville TO Cincinnati. Louisville and all West
ern Points. Pullman Sleeping cars, Washington to
Louisville.
1O:4O L. M.-SOUTHERN NAIL AND EXPRESS
Daily To ali points. south and Southwest via Dan
Vile and Charlotte Pullman Sleeping cars from
Washington 10 Atlanta. Montgomery and selma
farlOr ears Montgomery to New Orleans. Pullman
slevpers from Washington via Charlotte and Column
bia Ia Augusta
Manassas Division Train leave Washington at Ais d
m daily. except sunday
WarFenIOn Trans leave Washington at 700 q. m,
HE am. and 545 y. M. daily
Trains arrive in " aSlIingtoI 500 am, Southern
Express daily: SIS Am Strashurg local, daily
cept sunday Is,o p ~ ncfburg Mail, daily.
Crpt SUNDAY: S:lo pm. New Orleans Fast Mail daily
$40 pm. Louisville special. daily.
For tickets and Information inquire at COmpany's
Office to1 Pennsylvania avenue. Trains leave from
Il. and =. station.
NJ. SLAUGHTER, y. MCDANIEL.
Gen Pass Agent. Agent
i've SOL HAAS Traffic Manager.
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I'd EDITION,
--latest kilograms to The Star.
GEN. SHERIDAN ON HIS WAY HERE
He Will Give His Views on the Indian
0ueAtion On1v u fho Dr~~sdnmH

CHICAGO, July 31.-Gen. Sheridan arrived
here from the west this morning and will leave
for Washington this afternoon. The general is
IN excellent health. Concerning the troubles ia
the Indian Territory he said he had expressed
no opinion, and while he had settled views re-
speeding the Indian question they would be ex-
pressed only to the President in person, as that
was the main object of the mission upon which
ne had been sent: Any expressions which had
been credited to him concerning the situation
were unauthorized and untounded.
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TOMORROW.
THOMAS BOWLING. Auotioneer.

Sale Of very fine Furniture at auction rooms, SAT
LRDAY. AUGUST FIRST, 1885. commencing at
TEN O'CLOCK. embracing One superb Antique q all
SGek In perfect order, Two Elegant French Plate
700; Relics of Grant and Lincoln, Elegant Double
ainnt Bookcase with Revolving Desk; other BOOK
cred Dining Chairs, ParlOr Suites. Walnut Marbefop
1hamoer Suites Walnut Furniture In separate pieces.
Double and Single Husk Mattresses, Straw Mating,
BRUSSELS and other Carpets. Handsome Walnut Mar
base Hatrack and French Plate Mirror lot vall-
able Books including three volumes OF the Art Jour-
nal, &C., &c
BuggieS, Wagons and Harness; English Saddles and
Brides and other imported goods ty3O-2t
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LADIES' GOODS.

TTNHE FEDORA DRESS SHIELD Is RECON-.
mended by the Leading Dressmakers.
1t Is absolutely impervous.
For sale at all Dry Goods and Ladies', Furnishing
lpok
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To Attend Gen. Grants Funeral.

The Old Guard of the Union Veteran Corps,
under Capt Thomason, will attend Gen.
Grants funeral They will leave Washington
for New York one week from today and will
be received by Co. +, 9TH regiment,N. y. y. o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-31
FINA &CIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The following the opening and 300 p IN. prices
Ofthe New York Stock market to-day Us reported by
special wire to H. III. Dodge. $50 10th street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-31

MAJOR FRANCIS L. GUENTHER, ID artillery,
will proceed to vicksburg, Miss, to attend the
review and drill Of the Mississippi state militia,
August 18TH and will make an inspection OF
the troops.
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RAILROADS.
FI,O SARATOGA.
lake GEnRGE AND

LAKE GEORGE AND
CAT~KILL MOUNTAINS.
ONLY ALL RAIL AND PARLOR CAR LINE
Trains on New YORK West shore aud Buffalo Rail-
wsy. by West shore of picturesque Hudson River.
leave Jersey city station OF Pennsylvania Railroad as
follows:
SARATOGA SPECIAL. $40 am. arrive Saratoga
24O Caldwell Lake George, 40 y m: Montreal,
1890 D M. Elegant Pullman Buffet Cars to Sarato-
GA theme % Montreal Pennsylvania Railroad trai n
leave Washington l2.l5 m. 10 connect
CATSkILL MOUNTAIN SPECIAL $40 a m.
arrive at Hotel kaaterskin 2:ll pm, Grand Hotel
llJ pm ParlOr Cars Pennsylvania Railroad
train leaves Washington 1918 am TO connect
DAY EMPRESS go a. H., Arrive Albany 3 p.m M,
Sharon springs PM. Cooperstown .:l0 pm,
UtICa 5:45 m syracuse 1-tlj m. Rochester 1880
pm. Buffalo l2:I5 am. Niagara Falls I2:43 g.
ParlOr cars TO Albany and Niagara Falls
SARATOGA AND CATSk1l4L MOUNTAIN EN-
PRESS. 1898 am. arrive AT HOTEL kAATERS-
KILL $40 pm, Grand Hotel $50 pm. SaNfOga
$50 pm. Lake George pm. Parlor Cars Long
Branch and New York to Saratoga and Lake George.
Pennsylvania Railroad train leaves Philadelphia
$50 am, to connect
SARATOGA AND CATSKTLL MOUNTAIN LINZ
lTED 321 p M, arrive AT Hotel kaaterskiil So1 p
6TaBd III otel $50 saratoga g:lO pm Mon
trel Am, with parlOr Caskfll Mountain and
Saratoga Buffet parior leave Washington on
Penusyivani Railroad train at $50 for Saratoga
slerper~ thence To Montreal Ask for single round
rpficket~ bv West Shore Route and avoid long
fer through New York City. Apply TO city or depot
az ntS of Pennsylvania Railroad for mpete time
tables tickets and paror chairs
FrlOr chairs from jersey city Station reserved
d.. advance uEOn application 10 agent Pullman Car
Company. PeUDsyIva Railroad station. Jersey City
New Jersey. HENRY MONETT,
General Passenger Agent.
ivI3tsI5 No 2SD BROADWAY n V
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Mr.. James o. Clephane has purchased of Mr.
w. b. Whiting the property on the northwest
corner of New Hampshire avenue and street
northwest-a very handsome residence-for
$2l 900.
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LADIES HAND BooK-Usefhl and attractive, con-
tanning list OF prizes for recipes Information about
coins. ETC. given away by all dealers IN medicine, or
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w EEKS & CO., Auctioneers
THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

BAY MARE. SOUND, AND GOOD WORKER
IN ANY HARNESS, AT AUCTION.
N mont OF sa!esr9oms, SATURDAY, FIRST OF
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an ACCOUNT OF BEING OVERSTOCKED AT
~ this dull season. we will sell select .-.-=.e51
assortment of Stief and Kranich d Bach.r7Jv Z I
and other tine Pianos. new and secOnd-hand.f "
at great sacrifice tor cash, or reduced prices on
easy TERMS q. l.. WILD Il BRO,
jy6 100 7th street northwest
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1885-11-05
MisDronoun cling.

Few errors in language are more
common even among well-educated
people than the misptonunciation of
words. Test yourself on number
Of words used in common converse
ton, nd you will be surprised to
find how ignorant you really are. !
venture to assert there is hardly one
person in hundred, we will say Of
college graduates, who can correctly
pronounce all of the words follow
ing without previous study: Coad-
tutor, hymeneal, deficit, squalor,
yicinage, maniacal, prescience, vira-
60, divan, Diana, laryngitis, clangor,
dromedary, digresion, carotid, in.
veigled, houghing, joust, almond
epizootic, stomacher, diocesan, alb
solutory, comely, eneryated, anchoyy
miniature, co-adjutant, cadayer, car.
bine, calliope, association, tedious,
finances, interesting, idea, jasmine,
hasten. .--Ex.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1885-11-05
Personal Poin IS.

Rev. Chas. Irish was quite i'll
Saturday and Sunday, unable to at
tend his Sunday services. La Crosse
Republican and Leader.
Mrs. Dean, of Elk Grove, spent
Sunday with relatives here
Gilbert Bennett has gone to
Wyoming Valley for visit with
the Dunstan family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Hewitt re-
turned Saturday from two weeks
visit with their daughter, Mrs.
Schaffer, in MazoManie.
Miss Mary Williams returned
Thursday from Montfort whore she
has been visiting friends.
John Callahan, who used to re-
side in this city but for the past year
has made Shulsburg his home, called
on us while in town Monday, and
left with us a little silver TO keep
company with the lining of our
pocket-book.
Mrs. Jos. LaMalle has gone for
brief stay in Chicago.
Mn. w. A. D1sBRow, who has so
successfully conducted the butter
and egg business in this city for
years, with headquarters at Toay
Bros store, has perfected a sale
OF his business entire to the latter
named gentlemen, who took entire
charge Of the same with the first OF
this month. Mr.. Disbrow sells with
the intention of going TO Kansas
! City Mo, and establishing himself
there in the commission business.
lie is a man Of the proper essentials
to make any enterprise successful
and that he will do well we have no
doubt; his many friends here wish
him as much anyhow.
Jas. Martin has arrived home
after a summers ramblipgs.
George Beech is now a full
fledged pedagogue, He has gone to
Ridgevile, Monroe county, and
writes that he arrived safely but
prefers his bed at home to straw on
ropes
THE Dodgeyille SIN learns from
Elyin Dayisson, of Mineral Point,
that his father, Daniel Davisson is
very sick. He is afflicted with
brght's disease of the kidneys and
until a day or so ago, his life was
dispared of. lie is now slightly
better.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1885-11-05
NUMBER 10

4 MAN who claims to be a nephew
Of Hon, Nj. NJ. Strong, of Mineral
Point, was arrested this week in
Milwaukee, for purloining scientific
books and selling them. The man
is no relative of Mr.. Strong in any
degree Of kindred whatever; but his
actions show pretty conclusively that
he might trace his geneaology back
to the family that went into the pork
business in the country of the Cad
arenes. So says last weeks Dodge
Vile SIR.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1885-11-05
A Tobacco Warehouse in Minera
Point.

Mr.. Edt2r.:-Having been en-
gagged the last summer in the culti-
vation OF a piece of tobacco, and
consequently feeling an interest in
disposing of my crop after raising
it, and not having a market estab-
lirhed here, | have spent consider
able time in looking the business
up. / went to the Janesvdle con
vention for the purpose and gained
some useful information. While
there received a promise from a
firm that they would cone to Min
eral Point and look things over in
regard to buying. Last week a mem
ber of the firm came up as promised.
He expressed himself as Wei pleased
with the outlook of the industry in
this section. Said our tobacco is Of
the finest texture and good color,
two of the most essential things TO
be considered in producing a fine
cigar tobacco.
Our soil is of the best black loan
mixed with a clay subsoil. We
have enough tobacco in this section
to run an asserting warehouse that
will employ from fifteen to twenty
hands most Of the winter. Now the
question is, will Mineral Point have
a warehouse NOR, and begin with
the beginning of this business in
this section, or will we leave this
slide along as other things and
thereby permit other towns to take
the lead and keep it? A little help
and influence and encouragement
now will bring us a warehouse.
told this gentleman of the es-
tablishing of warehouse in Mont
fort, aud that the citizens Of that
little village donated $1,000 to a
party to come out there, and asked
him if he thought his firm would do
the same. He told me that he could
give me no satisfactory answer until
he went home and consulted the
other members of the firm. He has
since written that if Mineral Point
will givea good bonus mot less than
Montfor0 they vii! establish ware
house to 10 the business. 1t may be
objected that it is getting late in the
season TO establish the business this
fall, but there is plenty Of time as
we have buildings, he told me, ad-
mirably suited for the business al
ready built, and that very short
time will put them in order. We
shall call on everybody and find
out what can be done. In the mean
time think it over, talk it up, and let
us boom something for onces This
business cannot be conducted ~
everybody, it must be done by ex-
perienced men. Wont it prove
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1885-11-05
The Local Field.

BULK oysters kept at Hendra's.
THE new bank will open Saturday
next.
LOOK up the new announcement
of Church g Co.
ONE business man says, "why not
have an hourly paper"
CuotcE lot Of Michigan apples by
the barrel at Toay Bros.
THE hog market is still anything
but encouraging to the raiser.
ALL Of that wood which different
parties have promised to bring us is
needed now.
A SENSIBLE sidewalk has been
laid on the east side of Hon. Alex
Wilson's residence.
The p. NJ. Sewing Circle viii
meet at the residence Of Mrs. r. }.
Penhallegon, Jr. next Tuesday even
ing,
NormNG pleqses the palate more
than oysters. You can get them
dished up in any style at Charles
Hendra's.
APPLES by the barrel were never
50 plentiful in this market before.
with health in view stocking up in
apples is regarded as a good invest.
ment.
THE purchasing of a good article
gives the most satisfaction in the
end. Gundry, Gray & Co. can show
you blankets that are good, at reason
able prices.
THE entertainment by the young
folks Of the NJ. +. Sunday-school
next Wednesday evening is sure of
being frst.class, if effort to make it
such is any criterion.
Mr.. JoHN p. HAMBLY has decided
70 leave Mineral Poirt, which fact
the friends Of him and his wife will
regret to learn. Previous to going1-
tor the next ten days-he will offer
all of his household furniture at
private sale. It's choice lot.
GIN. LoGAN's book, "Treason's
Pathway to the Rebellion" will be
ready for delivery about the middle
g. January The New York pub
fishers say that the demand for it is
FULLY as great as the demand for
Gen. Grants autobiography.
TINS ladies Of the ?. NJ. Alpha
Society held sociable at the resi-
deuce Of Mrs. n. T. Martin on
tuesday evening. A large crowd
was in attendance, and every one
spent pleasant evening.
ZlNc binding for oil cloths under
your parlor stoves. Just the thing
!oa want. Sold by Martin d Toay.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1885-11-05
CARD!

John Commins will commence on
the 10th inst, at his office, to instruct
in bookkeeping such as are desirous
of studying the art of mercantile
operations, to make themselves mas
ters of the mode of recording the
varied and complex transactions Of
commercial dealings Terms of tu-
ition $3.50 per month in advance.
Hours made to suit convenience of
pupile. 45w3
Sam Dayey is offering the cele-
brated Marblehead lime delivered at
the depot in Dodgeyille at the low
price Of taoenty cents a bushel. 43w4
DIR. FENNER's golden relief cures
any pain in to 80 minutes, bruise
or cut without soreness. 4Oly
A SOFT blanket is one Of the
necessities as well as luxury Of life.
You can get very fine ones cheap at
Gundry, Gray & Co.'S. Call and
examine them.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1885-11-05
sTOE LoOK.

The Gyeatest Baygaios ofHe SetsonI
We will offer (for two weeks only)
THE JEFFERSON BooTs AND SHOES ar
AND BELOW ACTUAL COST FOR CASH
in order to lower stock.
win also give extraordinary bar
gains in "ReynoId's ladies' calf but.
ton shoes, besides mems and boys
boots, etc, etc.
Remember these goods are ac-
knowledged to be the VERY BEST
MADE, and in all probability you will
never have such an opportunity
again Besides above bargains we
have the largest stock Of choice aud
warranted goods in the county, and
guarantee prices the lowest.
J. PENnALLEG0N &c SoS.