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Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-03-14
CONVENTIONAL COLORS
WHICH PREVAIL IN THE OECORA-
TON OF STORES AND SHOPS.


u.rt.in Color. Ip.t,pc,ix.Iv K.coyui,.d
C"mm"r"" What Red and Green Tell
Blue. Red. Dead BIack.
= "hNth' I"h"u'H. NV "'"r Sii. re
m"rA"" an 'I" Ne" l"'N'l I" YOUNG
"i'IP'""h Tue "'''ci ""N' "'"N E't"'
many more mugs IMAM N'" h'iE"' u"
'-''l'. II N'''I'- ne ram "' 'h'i'lh>. 'h'
'\i' "I 'Hl''"-'~. '"' PIi'' 'i INJURIES
"'d ever, '' P'l"''"- ,i stores, ne '"it''
YAM ~ h''H'" lh'''""in"N. h"i ".orN
HA'H'.'Ii'" >|"h'", "h' Tue 81" \'"
'" ~! "t'" "". l'N. even 'n' '"'''s
'>'' 10 painting 3','''N "' "">',roN are
'"hN'A'l"h1l i"Ihai'> You h'iAhi A''
ave h''i't" ''' ""' tt'a!Il '''i"IH are 'h'
.NH''I\etN r''"-h'|'I ny r'9iuei'N "i '''S
"NN a> representing certain 'rai' mes "'
commerce. lah'' l"r Instance; req. ! hihA
>''' ana ,'H ~, ''' "i' a." INV IiHr
ta'.'''L mat '"1"i. "h' II" 70" see: ie''
"''' '."'' S.''ts h4-"' "'''''l a"',
=" ]" Ne" l"rA OF us s"rF""ii'l'lSS' ana
N'N" III great Poltom "' 'He "i'e''
states. req ana green 'ell "' Yea ana COZ
the article s"iu 'ha' cause" '!,' Paih' 'nR'
OF perhaps 1t was nIN, "u"i''" a. us
''h''N' ,'H'N "I SUM '"'i''' ,''| conn
I"hl n". d 't'1'Si ,, - IA .i'|Se N""'N INV
VA! "''" hIh h' ISIS a"Sn IL
''u' ,T,' anu ''ti ~ ''le ~ ms
is inyaribly a collection Of colorrd LIGHTS.
giving a remarkably brilliant appaarauce
10 the place Ii is conventional Lut bean.
tiful Then, again. who ever saw a Chi.
nese laundry that was not announced in
great red letters. and that was not
screened from the vulgar gaze by u red
curtain across the window and door, 4
blue laundry is absurd. and So is a green
one: but red, that is the color thev grow
and | don't believe a Chinanan w0rld
think he could have success with anv
other color but red.
And how about blue, In IMAGINATION
Won can see a number of localities with
bright blue signs and lettering All of
them have A multitude of wires running
into their upper portions. while from their
doors below dart little bows in blue Tel
egrlph offices they are The origin o,
this custom is as queer as IL can be. |,
WIS started by the Western Union com.
panv as a trademark, but Il WAS promptly
Initiated, and now all the telegraph com.
pauieS use il. 1t is a cold. bright c,lor
well suited for electricity, and that is per
hans reason why il is used SO enteu.
siyelv
ESTABLISHMENTS OF VARIOUS KINDS.
roi "i,'t"e' ,oiN ei,'iptat tI oo'ot So i''''
a4S " ~ ~ 90
SUI ito''I P%tL'et d u'"'' ia pIa'A
[u' ans o'' "a, "o'o9S "i""'"'
,eN P''tr,,' anu siS", IilAIhs u'ii'
'tI,. .ivly D"' - Tn ~ Al uniei 'aN'lS es
s".l.'.i'''t,I ~ IN tI I NC. Vi siooi,
60 - lrl '1 ue'ti
VI -, 60 CoN' Gu
sioi nIiIi,P P'' '9.,eINn,t .ne u" i'.ga 40
.D.i "! 81, ,'Ia.,, - ~
,,n,- ,ii'liLit - "'i " " lua'ivies ST.
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~ 70 ti ai''' Dii my .ir al az
" "s - q :,,'' ~. 80
o,,as a., GA ho;-, ". 60 "a go al
"'' ~ l-'-- -! , s,,,,-t,, ''-''0A-s
NJ III. Al r5S..I,nn,s anu t-uir h-'.h -.
,;o,-ar H. IL haa bis - .oa H. oa,'' ~,
t-f 80 - i' h',n - 70,
,I7a tiD,S - I;ta ,,,;,b shaao,,. :.
I''e "-" 60
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-03-14

Asparagus in glass jars is r new i'm
ported substitute for the fresh vegetable.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-03-14
BUSINESS IN A BAsn.
THE TELLER'S OPPORTUNITY 10
STUDY HUMAN NATURE.

wrctchrd Life That Money Ieads-How
People Present Checks The Common
Failing signing His Name An Tn
w"manl, Action Forged Checks.
Every vocation in life affords oppor-
tunitie> for the king Of studies, that OF
human nature. or As Pope says: The
proper study Of mankind" The railroad
conductor sees one Of the pages Of the
human panorama. the tiCket-seller sees
another The stamp and delivery clerks
q. the p">toffice deal with still another
class and have a chance To study people
well In the auCtlOn-ruum and at the cir
Gus you see the great characteristics Of the
American people-their gullibility. What
a hungry : nple they are. II there is
anything new Lnder the sun, the Ameri-
can people will see it if they can get To it.
There Is yet another place to study some
odd phases Of human nature, and that is
Al a good. busy bank The teller has a
splendid opportunity as he stands behind
the wire screen and looks Calmy through
the money hole. There he stands from 9
O'Clock in the morning until in the after
noon, save a short respite ut dinner time
10 paClfy the disquietude of the stomach.
At either hand are stacks of gold and
silver and large bundles of bills And
what wretched life that money leads
In and out, in and out all day long All
the same, the teller has some peculiar eX-
perIenCes.
Not long ago, a young man stood in the
line along toward the closing-up time
waiting his turn to get a check cashed.
The pieces Of gold and silver made a
merry hVt cold Jingle as they ratified to
and fro ON the glass plate, and the rustic
of the bank notes fell soothingly upon the
ears Of tie bystanders. When will the
bilLI rustic in my hand;" thought the
young man and the gold pieces ironically
linGIed: In the sweet
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-11-08
Gla6feal5AA

Su Der neuen Sabrit Der Anchor Manu-
featuring Co. iii QlBerlten 2Bettea oer
St00t Detroit, mar an et1eut Der leBte1
9Iahmittage geo, N5euS, Oct Q8erffUDrer
Der Tabrif, Elm WlanR bon etnigeH 30 Sab
rem, o0mtt bel6GTti9t. 0aumitar1Mitltfe,
Die I'll YQl1er1 perarDaitet lueroen l0lltelt,
aus elrem NIT iieoenoen Balier gefuaten
groBen 2ef1el beraus3uDoieit, III Delbem
tie vetngeruetht" D0r0el tDaren, 6alntt rte
~lei9ter perarbettet tDeroen f0nnten. GtneS
Der OoI3ltlGe mar lhDerer ais Die atl0ererl,
uno gSelS bate Wtube, eS ill beben. ct
trat nit letnen tOafen bis Dt6t an ben
Jtano oe5 Geiiels, bate oas 0oIsltiG felt
uno Doute eS 0arauf enp0rbebeu. 8et
ieltlen SemIihungen Derlor er DaS @Iei0:
geipt6t, Die Blanfe, auf Der CT ltal1o, flppte
I'M uno er 1tlrste in Die iteoenoe Stub.
Sin ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Smrel oeS llnS
gIuGlldoen lenfte Die Nufmertlarnfeit ieiner
WtItarbeiter auf i'm Ino ie eilten t9m entz
ieBt gu 9uLfe. Oils Ite ben &~elleLrano, ;u
benz cine Sreppe emporfiibrt, erflommen
batten, fanoen tie 4beIS nit ben 0Gitoen
an ben 9tauo geflammert lno bis an ben
0als in Dem fodenoen WafIer. Iteben0. Gr
mar nod BET 8eltnnung, perlor oieie aber,
lobal0 man tbn aus jetrter grGBllHeR Sage
UtIlGtI uILu QLDUl l0tIb UlbIuUHE&lNHkI INV Jul
Elm !dneu sure6tgemadtes 2a0er 9clegt
bate. @r bot einen )hreGlt6en 2trbIid
oar. Son ietner ertbl0Bten 8ruit bling Die
gefo6te 0aut in SeBeu berab uno ais man
tbm Die S6ube abnab1E aog man i6m 3uz
glet6 Die 0aut BON DenaJlBell.
Quf elmer berbelsebolten NmbuIon3
tpuroe 0eas na6 Dem SaHttarium ges
bra6t. nnterwess fam er tbeiltOeiIe
tpjeoer gum BetpuBtiein uno it06ute uno
jainmerte i'm S6mer3. SIM Sanitartum
ipurDe CT lofort .Atoroformlrt, uuo oann
begannen Die Ner3te bic 8leioer bonn 2eib
3u l6netoen. Sic tDdren iebr beDItiGm
babel, fonnten aber nibt berbinoern, baB
bon 8ruit, GIden u1o Ueinen oe5 Spfers
it6 Die 9aut in groBen Stiden abl6lte.
0as Sleii1 bon Der 8ruit bis an bic SuBz
ipiBen mar bu6itGbLi6 getodt, ul6 bic
2terSte laben lofort, oaB Jtettung unm0gz
LID mar. 9as GinSige, mas man t6un
tonnte, mar, cen l1ngliGliden tortpG6reno
unter Dem @influB betGubenoer Weittet S1
bnlten uno i'm Die l6reGlthen Sbmer5en
ni6t flblen 81 Iaiien, Die ct gu Ieioen
bate.
9ie Satin bes G%erunglidten wurbe bes
radrtdttgt unD lam etma cine Stun0e mad
Dem 1nfal tn'S SauitGriuut, no iie an
Dem S6merSenslager ibreS @atten blieb,
bis ct UNI 10 ubr 26enbs leinen @eilt ausz
baudte. Die Grlne Urau, Die nit me6reren
tIeinen &inoern 3urIGbtelbi, tit auBer ii1
Dor Shmer3 iiber bo5 i6refLi1e @nDc
t6reS @atten, Gnb pie 9ler5te Oe5 Sanis
tartums fal0e1 eS 9eratDen. cine 3uberlaIz
ftee BGrterin nit thr na9 ibrer Mobnung
81 lenoen, UNI Die fur6tbar @rregte au be-
fnnhpn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-11-08
2S5chenflche Sll5nois @Staafs- Beifar.e. gonns 5 nppenbu 1886.

Nu9ulta G0untD nit elmer @eIammtbeo0lz
terung DON 7767 S0pfen, lit bas neuti1e
Glernent perbdltniBmGBig tpentg nertreten.
Oteler Srt III ieood beLebter ais Die metz
item arDcren DIrgtiiihen Br0nin5talitdete,
3lInlal er aud G%loteupunft Der Sbeiapeafe
q 9ptoz rnO oerGaQepz Babu (eine 3Delgz
lllte Der Baltimore q OblozGabn) lit.
Sem 0anOel unO 0etperbsle6en liro bon
erbebltber Beoeutung. Serner belte6er
bier mehrere b0bere .2ebranItelten uuter
ftrdlidem Natronate, ais: The Virginia
Female Institute Oti60Hi6), the Western
Female College (metbooiitii1), the Staun-
ton Female Seminary QutbertiM), uno
the Augusta Female Seminary (presbDtez
rianiIb); iopie aud: Die Slinoenz uito
2aubtumnenanltalt 0eS States, unD Die
S%rtenanitaIt fir ba5 iDeltLtde 8trginien.
Die San0beo0lferuug bet llm8egenD 1T
noblbabeno uno bat bier i5ren Wtarft.
Jfdturll6 baber, unter 10 ginfttgen BeOinz
9ungen, Die Die Trudtbarfett oeS Sooel3
llno Die 9tGbe zines Wiarfte5, Die lGnoliAel
@runobeitbe eiuen boben lSertb. SSn Der
9Iahbarl6aft BON Staunton foitet Der Ncre
Na1oes bon 30 bis 100 Dollars. @ritaunz
ltd 1T IS. oaB Die beiOen ncnnenSnertben
t0otelS Der Staot, baS 8trgtiiGz unO DaS
AnIericans 6otel. ben b~euttgen 2inipra6en
l1tht aenii8en. 8etoe iiuo ait uno pdbreno
Der Srlegs3eit lporen ie Die bentbar
lhmuBigltcn @aitbGuier, Die ib je betreten
babe uno in oenen midl1nge5Jefer 9epeinigt
uHo Der Ser3uejflunG ndbe. gebraNt 6at.
6retli1 paren Oiele 0btels DdnalS beitGnz
big ubetflut. geionoer5 DG6reno Der Iebz
ten Strte8siabre befano iih Die Stabt abs
meblelHo in ben 6Gnoen Der uuionStrupz
pen ooer Der Gonf0oertrteu, uno Die Nngez
borIaen betoer 2trrneen Dermobten Itb BET
a%nftrengenoen OiGriden in Staub, 9tegen
ooer Shnee ino BEL beitdnbigen Bioouafiz
rem inter freiem t0ltnmel NIT Dem beIten
Ntuen nldt rein 81 batter unD truge1 linz
geSiefer IN Die Ouarttere, mer1n lbneit iDlcbe
geb0ten tDuroen. DaS SDend1DDabz 3baL
bat Ill tener Belt unler ocn anoanernoen
GruppeHbewe9ungen tno Starnpfen, i0Dte
ultter Der 3ait bon ginquGrtlerungen DieL
gelttten, uno mir lei1e tatiirlihen !QillF3z
queuen ulo Der Qnecfannte iyletB ieiner
8euotterun9 erfiQren, fDarutu IS ii6 id9ne(a
Ter ais alIoere SbQuptaBe DeS bLutigeu
Dramas Dteoer erbolt II 81 nenemM05Iz
itaroe erb0ben bat.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-11-08
Woss Nab stsso Te:.s.
as II o.

0te amerttantlGen Graz
btiN0fe Del0e tlr6li1 tn Baltimore
neriammelt parett, audi un barber 3u
beratben, tDelde Gteuung Die fatboltide
STRIDE gum Or6enDer Nrbeit5rttz
tt t einnebmen Toue, idetnen ith mir 9ros
Der W2eDrbeit Su @uniteH beS Orpens eutz
i1ieoeu 3u babell. 0dbei iolIen bauptlGH1
Ilm TolgenDe @rinbe maBgebeno geueier
lei1: Die Nrbetter Ddtten Das 9febt. Ii1
unter ben @eieBen bes 2anDes uno obne
@iOerltreit ge9en Die 0eieBe Der STRIDE 5u
Drgdntliren uao lI0 GuT frteDLidem uno
geieBltAem Ne9e 9egen unterorldung gu
l@lBen. IS ftnoe it'd IN DEM SrDsn ntd)t5,
mas Der StttlJdfett letner WfitgIieoer
ihGOlt1 lei. Die Arbett5ritter bitten Derz
i6leoenen tatholiiden 0etltliden frettuIuiQ
ibre gebelmen Use rbauolungen. ia lelblt lore
2oiun99lporte uno Critic unterbreitet, unb
iDr SberhGupt Homoerlp babe Den Deriamz
melten @rabIlhofeugperioalth offeuen Mufz
ldjluB 9egeben. 0a5 ieBte Nlelarcoucti in
Baltimore forOere Die gebelI1et @eicuimdfz
ten aut, ben 8etDei3 81 ~ltefetn, Bag iie feline
b0ien ,3lpeGe perfol9ten. Dje Arbeit5ritter
qber bQIten ihr QSirfel slargele9t ugo bea
Dieien. DaB ibr 0r0el rtdtS llebte3 in flo
ia)iitBe uno ieine Nttt9lle0er feIneSiDebS
5ur @5e6eimbaltung Detpfti0te, iob0lo Dies
ielben Don colnpetenteu 9ertoleu betreff5
Der Angelegenbelten IbreS 0rot13 bcfragt
piiroel. @noguIttg BAT nan itber Die
Trase, oh ~glGubi8e &atbolifen in 0en Ser.
Staotcn 4rbeitSritter letn tDn1eu ooer
nibt, Die @aroinals @Dugregagtoa i'll Som
su entidetoen, pelde NIT ber BeurtbeiLung
oie,er Saae betraut 1T. QBje Die ct.
2ouiier r2Imerifa~ erfGbrt, bal III Dteier
@ouare9atlon, inter oem 80ritB 0e5 Baps
ties, Der cardinal Wionaco 81 Baletta Die
bauptltmme. Wenn 9tom ben Nnithtea
BET a~meritaniihen @rSbllh6fe b~eitrttt, 10
wiro Der @arotnaI : @rabii 6of
Gai0ereau pom Quebec in Gas
naoa, ipelcber Die Qrbeitsritter pcrurtbellte
uuo ben &atbotiten perbot, irgeno ettnGs
nit benz Orben gu tbun 81 baben, ieinett
Bounitrabl aufbeben mliien; oenn Die
cannollAen @rheitsritter geboren ia benz
8erbanpe Oct a%nerttanil6ea oil.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-02-12

terbalanesd by the items of profit
plain to a careful observer. Specu
lation is killed. No more groves
will be made to sell adjacent lands.
Our people are gaining in experience
and good resolutions. For the first
time in three or four years, orange
growers in this section are investi-
eating the capabilities of our soil as
shown in the production of other
crops. Many who never did so be-
fore, are planting now for home
consumption. Drayton Ialand will
have fully fifty acres in early vege-
tables alone. Everybody is down
to "hard pan" For the first time
in ten years the attempt will be
made TO have the orange. as sur
plus crop. Then the question of to-
bacco and ramie growing is to be in
vestigated, and information on this
head is being earnestly sought. All
these are healthy signs, and no one
thinks "our boom is dead" If Flor
ida needs immigrants, emigrant.
need Florida still more. It was our
warm, genial climate which arrested
public attention in the first instance,
and made our state desirable place
of residence. That still remains,
and as hitherto will bring people to
Florida. Speculation will continue
in the bushes. centres, but the far
mer will stick to his legitimate bus
mess, and in a fewyears our state
will have n second boom far ,urpasss-
ing anything in the | asst.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-02-12

Keep en- hand at all times. full s;ssk % all
goods in our line, all which VIII be found TO lie
hrst-clns- Enjoying exceptional facilities FOR
buying we can offer good. at price. that can
rot be undcrsoId. Gail and eIa niuc stock and
prices.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-02-12
FACTS vs. FANCY.

Facts are. that Harry Heath a.akes .p-ci-
atty OF difficult repairing Of Gue watches
cleans tewelry- chroEoWetcrs. all kinds OF
nautical. surgical electrical and medical IL
struments- and understands al compiEcafe "a
mechanical combinations and how 10 Feps5r
them as 70 fancy. the ladies fancy tke wy
he finishes his iewelTy repairs. which cozs
out new every time For fine work alEsys
on Lemon street. Palatke, Fla
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-02-12
Blood

Is the life. and he is wise who remembers it.
But in March of last year QSsD / contracted
blood poison and being in Savannah. Ca, at
the time, went in the hospital there for treat
ment. suffered very much from rheuma-
tism at the time. did not get well under
the treatment there. nor was cured by any of
the usual means. / have now taken seven
bottles of Swift's Specific and am sound and
well. 1t drove the poison out through bOils
on the skin. DAN LEAuY
Jersey City, n. j., Aug. :. 1856.
Two years ago I contracted blood poison.
sicians here and at Dallas. concluded to visit
Hot Springs, and on reaching Texarkana
q doctor. recommended me TO try Swift's
Specific. assuring me that il would bencfit me
more than Hot Springs. Although the
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-02-12
For Sale.

twelve horsepower engine and boiler with
governor, pat-injecror steam and water gauge,
bIow-oa and gauge-cocks. safery-vsive. con-
nections and smoSe-stack. complete. Can lJ.s
seen running a saw mill. VIII be sold very
ew 70 make room for heavier power. Address
y A FURGAsoy.
Lake Como, Fla
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-03-11
-. Fish for less money than any
where el-e. d. JAcKo.



Lotus -er boss an IudIau Of Sor:h
Amorica 9Jr. tD work to write.
Suppose Wild Indian belonging TO
the great clan whose members call theme
selves jHe IutIp, naise- % raid on o yl-
.age nj butts and Wi-WJm- owned Oy
enemies belonging 90 the widespread
clan oa..o1 81 Bear cin Suppose IL
las taken ihn Turtles three days of hard
travel through forests and over tho bills
90 reach lic Bears g.. aeaus oi their
crafty pics they ind that tire brave
,atu oil the Bears are away hunting
mUQ-c, and tile most 81 the ,4uaWs and
9appoo,es arr either IN the fields oi
maiac or iu Toe woods. whore tine her
ric, are ripe, and onIy icw ODD men
aud women are Iafi behind 60 Keep
watch over some ponies and oxen.
Then the Turtles each clutching Dbl.
bow. creep on the village under cover
of the woods and with "a terrific veil
rush az the wigwam. The old people
run into the bushes frightened almost
20 death, as you cam we'll imagine. Then
the Turtles gather up all the ponies and
oxen. drive Them OH, burn all the wig
vans they can, and hurry home with
the cattle. Now these sayagcs think
they have done quite fine thing in rob
bling their neighbor, of their cattle and
plmdcrug and burning their homes. as
does one great nation In Europe. when.
like our Turtle chicftain badly coun-
.elcd by wicked and ambitious men, it
rob, another of great province, and
forces the Wrctchcd people who dwell
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-03-11
Never give aD.

If you are suffering with low and
depressed spirits, loss of appetite,
disordered blood, weak constitution,
headache, or any disease Of a bilious
nature, by all means procure a bot
tie of Electric Bitters You will be
surprised to see the rapid improve
ment that will follow; You will be
inspired with new life; strength and
activity will return; pain and mis-
cry will cease, and henceforth You
viii rejoice in the praise Of Electric
Bitters. Sold at fifty cents a bottle
by G. II. Muffet'.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-03-11
NOTICE TO DOCTORS

Sealed proposals. wiz be received hy the
Suprri tcudcuts of the Poor 81 Iowa County,
M the county clerks office, in the village ot
DodVeyille. until the 2Id day Of March. 1856.
for medical Attendance on paupers r said
county for the ensuing year: said medical and
surg iCal services TO Include the attend tnee on
I an pnupers and persons when necessary, and
properly char cable 10 said counts, together
with the medicines and use OF instruments
required In such attendance. and ian cEse the
physician taking such contract shall from any
cause be unable to attend such eases, he shall
furnish good phl stefan In his place.
. he cupcrintcndents reserve the right to re-
ject any or AL bids
The county is divided into medical districts
rs follows, tO-wit:
First district comprises the town and city Of
Mineral Point and town of Waldwick.
Second district -D0dgcyille aud the Poor
Farm.
. hrd Linden, Mihiin and Eden.
Fourth Highland, Pulaski and Clyde.
Fifth Arena and wyoming,
Sixth HidgcwHy and Moscow.
Dated Mare sth. 1856.
W. S. DIaOCK,
JAMES SpENsLBY.
KEARTON COATES,
low Supts. of the Poor.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-03-11
-Nt. .Edlor-Many Of yonr read-

.Ir. Editor-Many Of your read
ers may be benefited by the knowl-
edge Of such an excellent remedy as
DR.. Jones' Red Clover Tonic, which
produces the most favorable results
in disorders Of the liver, stomach
and kidneys, and is q valuable remedy
in dyspepsia; also debility arising
from malaria or other causes. 1t is
a perfect tonic, appetizer, blood puri-
fer, and sure cure for ague. Price,
So cents.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-03-11

MINERAL PoINr, Jan. VI, 1856.
To Whom, 10 May C1rou.-I
hayc this day disposed of my dental
practice and contract work to pr. j..
H. llales All contracts made with
me viii hold good with him.
Respectfully,
W. DIR. j. H. WINGENuER.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-03-11
THE
TIE
Chicago,
MILW AUKEE
& ST PAUL
RAILWAY COMPANY

Owns and operates 5000 miles Of thoroughly
equipped road in Illinois, Wisconsin. Iowa,
Minnesota and Dakota.
ItiS The Short Line and Rest Route
between all principal points In the
Northwest and far West.
For maps, time tables ates fpassage and
freight, Get. apply to the nearest station agent
of the CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL RAIL
wAY,or to any Railroad Agent anywhere in the
United States or Canada.
h. MILLER. A. Y. II. CARPENTER,
Genl Manager Geul Pass x Ticket Ag't.
J. T. TUCKER, GEO H. HEAFpoRp,
Ass'tGenl Manager. Asst Genl Pass & Tiki Agt.
MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN,.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-03-11
Teachers Examinations
Iowa County Spring Of 1885.

Examinations Ivii. he held as follows
Arena, March ~ and -,
AVucH, MnrCh - Hnd 30.
Bewey April / ana p
Highland, April and q.
budgevillc April aud g.
Mineral Point, April and 10.
work will begin at each place at lO O'Clock
q. IN. Applicants will need lcgal-cap paper,
pen. GOOD INK. and ulOttcr2.
n viii be TO the interest of teachers TO attend
the public examination as uu special cXamin-
alton viii be- granted without SUFFICIENT
cause. K. BOWLING.
gw3 Supt. Of Schools.
Arena, Wis, Feb 20, 1856.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-03-11

A magnificent stock of Reynolds
Bros, Ludio,rs and BeLol fine shoes
for ladies', at J. Penhallegon Il Sons
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-03-11

DR.. FENNER's imported cough
honey relieves any cough in one
hour or less 40ly
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-03-11

g the prices on all 1-ater goods yet
'on hand Al Deller's. For further
particulars see regular announce.
mtnt.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-03-11
w. n. Carson, D. D. S.

of Dodgeyille, has opened a den.
tal office in Mineral Point in CON
Uecuon with his Dodgcylle office,
and will spend Monday and Tues
uay of each week in that city in the
rooms formerly occupied by DIR.
IlaIcs. The balance Of the tiue be
will be found in his dental rooms
1t Dodgeyille.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-03-11
Young Men

will find the very finest line Of hand
and machine sewed shoes in the
city AZ J Penhallegon e Sons
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-03-11
BuckIens Arnica saiye.

THE BEST SALvE in the worlu ior Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, CbiIhIains
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi- lively
cures Piles, or no pay required. 1t is guaran-
teed to give perfect satisfaction, or money re-
funded. Price 25 cents per box. For Sale By
G. f. Moife:t Sly
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-03-11

REpoRr of the condition Of the
First National Bank Of Mineral
Point. in the state of Wisconsin, at
the close Of business, March J., 1856:
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-03-11

.B@ Good family -four for S1.4O
per 100 lbs. d. JAcKo.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-03-11
ATTORNEYS.
John Il. Jones,

\ TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR Dodgevile. Wis
y VIII practice Ia all the courts Il this State, ex.
cept the Iowa County (Probate) Court.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-03-11

Thus early Gundry, Gray & Co.
have received a large assortment of
hats and caps of the latest styles for
spring. They should by inspected.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-03-11
W. Eastman, VI. %.

DHYsICI IN AND sURGEoN.-Oaoe in Len.
1 ahan's block, up stairs, first door 20 left. Resi-
dence first door west from +. Church. Mineral
Point, Wis.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-03-11
RIaCkSmlth's Announcement.

In consideration of the great storm that has
visited this section. and the low price Cf farm
produce and an things I'm general we, the uu
dcrsigned blacksmiths, will shoe horses at the
following prices until further notice
New shoes - cents. kC-scttiug - cents.
GEO MASTEN,
NICHOLAS IHEwEEk,
WIN IREwEEK,
GRO DAY,
THOS. DAY,
Mhs. Il. WEARNE.
Dated January l2th, 1856. m2t
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-03-11
The Tribulte directory.
PHYSICIANS


T. y F1fItFsOUt VI, y.
OFFICE opposite pulord's Drug Store High 81
I |tloers from % l0a. M. and to p. m. II
Office uights. 23tf
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-03-11

and viii be sold remarkably low tor the quail.
It's. Call at the old sand just above Dr.
Eiyian's drug store, High St., Mineral Point
Wisconsin l5ly