Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-09-16

J all styles. They have reputation
second to none, Martin 81 Toay
are the agents, who by the way, are
handling vehicles made at TT. At
kinson, Wis, which are command
ing special admiration just now.
OK Tuesday evening, Sept. 2lst.,
Mr.. Clough will give bis lecture on
"Army Life" at the Yellowstone NJ.
E. church. 1t won't cost anybody
anything to get in. A collection
will be taken at the close.
Members of the Business Mems
Club are requested to meet at club
room Saturday evening next at 8
o'clock. A large attendance is de-
sired. c. w. MCILHoN, See.
TIE public schools opened Mon
day with an enthusiasm on the part
of both teachers and pupils beyond
precedent. In the high school dept
are over eighty, while the total en-
rolled will reach five hundred. The
number of nonresident students is
indeed encouraging. The prospects
for an exceedingly prosperous year
were never brighter at an opening.
w. ID. PAsCoE, of Dodgeville re-
Gently published in the Police Ne,cS
a challenge to match Jack Carkeek
to wrestle any man in the United
States, and the challenge has been
accepted by one Corrigan, of New
ton Highlands, near Boston, Mass,
to wrestle a collar and elbow
match in jackets for $500 side.
Corrigan has deposited forfeit with
the editor of the Police NeacS, and
the match will probably be arranged.
The Republican platform for this
state is substantial one based upon
immediate issues upon which all
citizens who consider the general
welfare can stand. 1t does not aim
to make war upon the national Dem
ocratic party and its administration,
but to take account, chiefly, of an
important matter which the people
of Wisconsin are determined to
settle at the approaching election.
Gov. Rusk proved himself a sterling
friend of industry in all its branch es
when he quelched the Milwaukee
anarchists, and 10y his timely action
and the cry of anything to beat
Rusk" by the lawIess element, Wis
consin has become the field of an
important contest which is watched
with interest by the whole nation.
DentoreSt'S Nonthly for October
comes to us full to overfiowing with
good things. No lady should be
without this household guide, for
while it amuses through its story
department, it instructs and keeps
its readers posted right up to the
times. 1t teaches how to adorn
home and make it beautiful by in
structing the hands as well as the
mind and heart. Every man who
loves his home should see to it that
his wife, mother, daughter or sister
is provided with this progressive
magazine, which combines the es.
sentials of all others, and besides
the magazine itself, which is all
that could be desired, a coupon is
found in every number emitting the
holder to a selection of any pattern
in that number, and of any size. A
subscriber may thus get patterns to
st to the amount of $500 each year.
1t is a mystery how the Demorest's
can offer this.
SrRAYED OR SToLEN.-September
Sd, dark brown water spaniel,
little white on breast, and few
gray hairs on tips of front toes, and
by close inspection small scar on
throat. A liberal reward will be
given to anyone returning said dog
to me. SD. LANYoN, Mini Pt.
SETTLE UP.-Persons knowing
themselves indebted will please call
and settle at the earliest opportunity,
or the accounts will be placed in