Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-12-16
GuNDRY, GRAY & Co.'s bold ad

ALL goods at j. A. Spratler's are
of the best quality and sold as cheap
as the cheapest.
A large India Ink Portrait given
away at Jenkins u Hosking's from
present date and during the holi-
days. Call and see sample.
Now just before the Holidays
Deller will offer greater bargains
than ever in all kinds of dress
goods, black and colored dress silks,
shawls and cloaks, and all in search
of good and useful presents, will do
well to call there and make their
selections.
Our merchants are encroahing
upon reading space in the TRIBUNE
but not to our detriment financially.
1t is hoped subscribers will be con
siderate and good natured over it.
Sort of aprlnter's harvest, you know.
Mrs. A. NJ. PILcHER has for the
past eight years made the science
and art of elocution a matter of
careful study and practice, and
takes high rank as a reader.
PRoF. S. S. HAMILL, who so de-
lighted his audience last week will
give another reading, assisted by
Mrs A. NJ. Pitcher, next Monday
evening at the City Hall Let there
be full attendance of the patrons
of the school
REMEMBER every doIlar's worth
of goods you purchase at the Post
Office Book store, before Jan. LIST,
entities you to chance on the
large dressing case.
The Farmers Institute opened in
this city to-day with every indica-
ton of its being complete success.
To give any particulars in this issue
is out out of the question as we go
to press too early, but we hope to
publish full account of doings
next week. 1t is a gala day for the
farmers.
DELLER has received another new
supply of Ladies and gents cotton,
merino and all wool underwear,
which he will continue to sell at
popular low prices as before. A
good place to get your underwear.
ARTICLES made Of celluloid
should not be left where children
can get hold of them, for celluloid
is both inhammable and explosive,
and cannot be safely brought near
the fire. A little girl in Chicago
nearly lost her life last week by
touching her celluloid comb to a
gas jet.
LADIES say those fine beaver and
felt slippers at Penhallegon's are
the most comfortable covering for
A. e.. o,,n,, ,ryon,aJ
The news of the death of Thos.
Trinwith, at Chicago, which reached
here last Saturday, spread a mantle
of sorrow DER this city, where he
was raised. He was holding posi-
ton at the Palmer House, and while
beating a carpet the dust started
him coughing and he bursted q
blood vessel, which resulted in his
death. Tom was a good, industri-
Gus young man, aud his early death
is to be lamented. He was about
80 years of age. His death brings
a four.fold sadness upon the family,
a father, brother and sister preced-
ing him to the grave but short
while.
ANOTHER mlsic boX--a dandy
will be given away at Hanscom's
book store. One dollars worth of
goods bought will secure you a
ticket.
The boys of the 7. V. Harmoni'
ca Band will give one of then
pleasant entertainments at the
Pleasant View Hall, g miles east
of town. on Tuesday, Dec. 2S. The
entertainment will consist of reci-
tations, vocal and instrumental
music, etc, the whole ending with
the highly amusing farce of CLANS
Won Smash, as rendered by the
"Amatrues." All who enjoy good
,,,,s;o and roaring lauoh should