Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-12-23

"'oo NdtholIc ana Protestant prayer
books at the Post-Office Book Store
60 to Bishops furniture store for
sensible and useful Christmas pres.
ents. He has "a choice lot of nice
articles to select from.
"TIME is money" TO busy people,
and the way to save money is to
glance over the pages of the TRIB-
UNE and see where to buy the best.
Only reliable dealers are admitted
into the columns of the TRIBUNE.
IN connection with the NJ. K.
Christmas tree Friday evening will,
be an entertainment by the Sunday
school scholars, insuring it a most
agreeable occasion for all who at
tend.
STRATMAN 81 Co., of Dodgeville
have turned out over eighty bob
sleds this season, the most of which
have been sold. This goes to show
how their goods are appreciated by
the people.
The Masonic installation of Off
GERS, Chapter and Blue Lodge Joint
ly, will take place on the evening of
the 2Sth, at 1880 O'clock. All Ma
sons with their families are invited
to attend.
Now just before the Holidays
Deller will offer greater bargains
thar ever in all kinds Of dress
goods, black and colored dress silks,
shawls and cloaSs, and all in search
of good and useful presents, will do
well to call there and make their
selections.
A PARALETIC stroke overlook
townsman, VIM, Mauger, last Tues
day night, which his many friends
are panied to hear, Fortunately it
was in a light form as he was able
to be at his place of business the
following day.
You would like to take hand in
Christmas? Yes. You believe it
is the time to show good will on
earth to man? Yes. But have you
no money to prove it? No. Have
you a shovel? Yes. Cleau Your
sidewalk.
WE learn with pleasure that
Mr.. James Prince has been pro-
noted to night-watchman at the
Mineral Point Zinc Works. The
late incumbant, known as "Dan," !"
has given it up to go home.
Good for jim.
LADIES say those fine beaver and
felt slippers at Penhallegon's are
the most comfortable covering for
the feet ever invented.
81 THINK" said the demure Miss
Wait a-little, "that a Christmas pres
ent from pa and ma would be very
nice, you know, but what | really
would like" "Would be Chris
tmas present from some one out of
the family" ''And perhaps will
ing to come In" she responded
quietly.
On Sunday evening next the p
Nj. Sunday school will hold an ami
persary service. Class exercises,
Sunday school singing, recitations,
building light house, "The Light of
the World is Jesus" &c, by the
children. Service to commence at
6 p. m. to favor the small children.
Collection taken in aid of school.
ONE of the first Chicago papers,
and many claim it is the best, is the
Egenjng Joatrnal The weekly is
especially adapted to the farm and
freside. Politically it is one of the
ablest exponents of the Republican
party in the United States. The
TRIBUNE and the weekly Journal
can be had for $40, in advance.
THE installation of officers and
promenade concert by the Geo. H.
Legate Post on the evening of the
3lst, promises to be the eyent of the
holidays. The veterans are doing
everything to make it so, and the
citizens should help them to succeed.
Relief to the needy is the object.
Able and interesting speakers will
ho nraseuf Sumner 25 cents. tick