Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-12-16

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Overture Piano. Misses Strong ana Hutchison
AFTERNOON
Vocal Solo. ...... .....-. Rev. A. NJ. Pitcher
Vocal Solo. O.............. ........J. Z. Haukins
EVENING
Instrumental Piano .. VIM. p. Gundry
Trio-Vetal. Misses Strong, Hutchison, A.
Phillips
MORNING
Duett- Piano. Misses Hutchison and Devn
Vocal Solo. ...........,...M Miss Amy Hutchison
AFTERNOON
Song ....................... .... J. =. Haukins
song OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Miss strong
EVENING
solo Piano ................. VIM. p. Guudry
Trio-Voeal. l.-... Misses Strong, Hutehisson,
Plush work boxes, dressing
cases, manicure and shaving sets at
the Post-Ofiice Book Store.
The following has been sent us
for publication, which is hereby
done with pleasure:
WHEREAS, The 5. S. A., of Min
eral Point, assisted the Ladies Aid
Society, of Wyoming, at their re-
cent entertainment; therefore be it
Reso{ced, That the Society, be-
lieving the success of their enter
ment was largely due to the aid re-
ceived, tender to them their sincere
thanks.
A FEW hats and fancy wings at
greatly reduced prices for the re-
mainder of the season at Coates
millinery store.
AvocA has suffered another fire.
This time it is the drug store of DR..
Chas. Bruil The fire, as near as
we can learn, started from some
cause beyond the power of any to
solve. The building, stock of
drugs and printing outfit of the
village We're all utterly destroyed
by the fire fend The fire occurred
in the morning of the 18th inst. We
understand insurance for ut least
half the value of the loss was on
the building and contents. dodge
Uille Sun
My stock of fine boots and shoes
is on hand, and for the next thirty
days | will give with each pair of
lady's kid or goat shoes a bottle of
the Hub polish. Ed. DAvEY.
THE second annual installation of
officers, promenade concert and sup
pei of the Geo. II. Legate Post, No.
l25, Grand Army of the Republic,
will be given at their Hall and at
the Opera House, New Years eve,
Dec. 3lst, 1856. The exercises at
the Hall will consist of the installa-
tion of officers by Post Commander
Richard Carter of Dodgeville.
Camp fire addresses by Dept. Com
mander, Henry =. Fisher, of Mil
waukee, Capt. A. NJ. Pitcher, of
Mineral Point, Capt. K. E. Clough,
of Platteville, Capt. Geo. B. Carter,
of Lancaster, Capt. w. II. Beebe,
of PlatteviIle, and others, inter
spersed with vocal and instrumental
music. After which good supper
will be served at the Hall, Supper
25cts.) and prominade concert will
be given at the Opera House. The
Mineral Point Cornet Band, Dres-
EMS String Band, and the Geo. II.
Legate Drum Corps will furnish the
music. Tickets for the promenade
concert Sl.00 per couple. The OBJ
ect is to replenish the Relief Fund
of the Post. The citizens generally
are invited to attend, but if they
cannot they arc still invited to in
vest Sl.00 in a ticket. Exercises at
the Hall will be extended for the
benefit of any that do not care to
attend the promenade party. Tickets
can be procured at the Post-Office.
Ladies' and gents silk, linen and
lace handkerchiefs, also silk and
cashmere mufiiers, suitable for Holi-
DAY presents, may be found in great
variety and at the lowest prices at
DELLER's.
PRoF. 5. S. HAMILL, of Chicago,
an elocutionist of considerable note,
who gave a reading in this city on
the 7th inst, will give another read
ing next Monday evening, this time
to be assisted by Mrs. Pitcher. Mr..
Hapill has organized class of 25
members in this city for course of