Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-10-04

ohly ana successful management of
the present administration. What a
task. Everyone who pays any atten-
ton to governmental affairs knows
that in such an effort he will only
misrepresent
DON'T fail to see Deller's dress
goods before buying. His stock
comprises tricots, Belgian cloths,
Henriettas, cashmeres, and all other
fashionable goods.
The continued dry weather is
giving farmers a good deal of
trouble. In some localities plowirg
has been delayed because the soil is
too dry to turn in burrows.
EVERY Republican and every tenn
perance man thinks that r. L.
Joiner is most excellent candid ate
for State Senator, and Democrats
one and all rasnect him very highly.
The game of ball last Friday
between Fayette and Argyle resulted
in favor of the former by score of
% to 70. A returned game will be
played in this city on Saturday the
18th, it is said.
If the friends and patrons of the
TRIBUNE knew how badly we need
ed the money due on subscription
and other accounts we believe they
would not keep us in wait long.
Please settle.
IT'S amusing to see who cuts
wood these days-fellows with plug
hats run out and slaughter a stick
with the bucksaw, and others wear
ing polished shoes, snow white col
lars and cuffs, etc.
THE G. NJ. & St. p. Co., at the re-
quest of the business mems associa-
ton of Warren, have consented to
run their two trains day as for
merly, to that place, with a change
of time as per card.
From now until November Is
sportsmen may lawfully shoot deer
to their hearts content. The lib
erty of the law in this particular
will probably not afford sportsmen
much fun in this neck of woods.
MINERAL POINT should show a
majority for Harrison and the Re
publican ticket upon the night of
the election, but TO secure this Re
publicans of the city must do some
good, active, thorough campaigning.
THE farmer and the confidence,
man still meet occasionally, despite
the effects of the press to prevent it,
and when they part one of them is
usually considerably richer, and il
isn't the farmer.
THERE will be grand Republi-
can mass meeting at Highland on
Wednesday, Oct. II, when John +.
Finerty, one of the ablest orators on
the stump this campaign, will be the
principal talker. Republicans from
all parts of the country should rally
on this occasion.
DIR. II. OLIN, eye and ear surgeon,
of No. l63 State Street, Chicago.
will be at DR.. Fessenden's office, in
the Graber building, where be may
be consulted on all affections of the
eyes and ears, Oct. 7th and sth. DR..
Olin operated on VIM. J. Healy foi
removal of cataract last February.
The grand concert in the interest
of our High School on Thursday
and Friday nights Of this weel
should be attended by every citizer
who can possibly get to go. On'
hundred voices will participate, in
cluding some from Dodgeyille anC
Linden. The programme is more
tIan fine, it is choice.
The Wisconsin river is now at Z
lower level than it has ever been a
Arena, this county Many Of it
large islands now extend almost tc
the main land, and further fall o
eight inches would bring many
thousand acres Of land into tn,
market under the homestead anC
pre-emption law Of the government
THE case of Grace rs. Rev. Father