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Notice OF School Election.

Notice Is hszshy givcz thas on saturday, No
VEN Der ? iss2 AZ the ArnoFy, 90 Union street,
ia schnos dlstslcs No e1e =, Ia the city 81 80
Gee Eing aasfry. washington territory. q
srheoi stsetI0a wlH BE held Scr the slecstEs1 Of
thres school directors ios said school dhafgta
Afso tor the election Of school clerk for ne
ensuing TAsF-
me - . win open n one 80 y. n AID Goa
tsnse otsss till ssTen TIL y. ~
WILLIAM RI HCGHEA.
= q F&sNk
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SPECIAL Norfcf.


,T,EACHERss ExAMINATfoN-THE QUAR-
L EeTIy examination of tes cheers for King
county viii be held IN the courthouse. sesttle.
Wash, on "Wednesday and Thursday, November
Y. A. PUSsN, school snpt.
2. = y TsYI6p Examining BOARD.
Seattle. october %. Use
NOTICE or STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
- Notice is hereby given that the annual
meeting OF TIE stockholders OF the West Coast
Improvement Company win be held en- Non
day, December :. iss9, IS The hour of O'Clock
side OF second street. between Madison and
~prizg. Seattle, ". T.
said meeting Is called for the purpose OF elect
tng three % trustees Tor the ensuing year snd
20 transact such other business Ak viii properly
come before the meeting
JOHN LEARY.
". T.. BALLARD. Trustees.
r. J. TALLMAS,N
Dated seattle October 81. ISIS.
NoTECE--THE PUBLIC AND ALL PERSONS
~ having business ENGAGEMENTS With the IN
deFsisnc3 are hereby notified that have given
z. 7. Carroll, esq rooms St, q AMI =, Boston
block, fan power - attorney. with sud through
whom, Gnni tHI turtle, noaee' sH say hnssaess
Seattle. " T., October 70 lss9.
S,PECfAL NO1ICE-AT THE REQC Est OF
- many frieuss hereay announce myself IS
candidate fof reelection 60 the oftee OF school
clerk OF District No. 1. and respectfully request
the ssfrages OF the people AZ the ensuing cleo
ton. n A HAWTHORNE
NOTICE TO CREDITORS HAZE PUR-
~ chased the entire interest OF A. 4 se8Ian-
der al creditors must come forward and settle
their RecoamtE With william q DanBeli or ny
selt before November 10. 81 suit wia be insti-
tatP1 20 collect the same. JAMES &EA1LT.
Sesst!e. wAsh. OFT - fsS9
NOTICE To PR0gRfETOgS- PLANS FOR
~ cottages, SI5s f0y story residence. so city
AMI Coanfy msps ~ lowest rates. J. FRED anGer
srchIfes.t & fl.sinrahie streat.
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H4RNE<s AND SADDLERK

DUY YOUR HARNESS AND SADDLE. WHIPS,
ID ETC. frow MeSoTley ~ ftezay. Co.'S sssFcisl
s1reg'. o1pes1te Dexter Horton 8 Cos tank
IIARSEss ASn sAEDtERY JAMES NHEE-
i u ian. who = ~ srsseut located 81 .ell Third
street has eer8A4nIY tie snesf display" OF hsF-
uek saGalery aa1 tart gD0as - - seen &ay"
where anfkT in seattle. THIS gentleman a. o
carries 4 na assortment of carriage trimmings
al MAKES 3 ssseaiagty oi repairing NF. whne.
ian docs > sarEe wholesale eu9 retail bssiaess
ard be warrants a. as werk and s%sis ~ prices
thaf are tanna "a hFtne custom
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DEEss M4kIsn

DREssMAE1yI5 - FASHIONABLE DRESS
IL ard eaosksEakiuE. Eastern prscss- s932
NAin, aesr Seate EAeessth stFett
DAKIs DEE-EMAKIAt3 FAkLOEs-AETiaiii G
eass5rs 4ns sftsnz 6gae IL sffesseaaEAHs
Ersrs ssa sga1ks Mrs. Z A. TnsCIl, rooms Rish
te eafnar senue& AMI Ffegf sssssss sasse.
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Foa S4EE-mrscEELASEor-x

I>0R sALE-WITH LEAsE OF BUILDING
/ And grounds. - haely furnished sleeping
ro0Fns, all fails 6in31groora and Kitchen Also
Esunra and Nest streets. No 2tla.
NOR AIE-STEAAg sCoW-AI STEAM sCow,
II years old. s. TONS greSs measurement
speed knotS Apply e Keen s tcok, real es-
tate agents, Astoria oT
HOB sAfE-FIvE YEARS LgAsR or A
+ valuable I'VE story business house sad Let
gaxfIl fses on Second street Whitaker. BnEant,
Mcconnell Co. sol TesieF avenue.
noe sALE-og WILL INCORPORATE WITH
L sssot pxrsfes-anc 81 the Largest qaaygfes Of
ErsaiEe or the cezsgt none sape rioT, and easily
Rad gheanly worked Address Granite. Post
lnteI1Ecncer Ss8cs-
IeoR sALE~FIYE HORSE PowEs BOILER
II and engine. Eoo1 A. new Bsgisy Printing
Cagnp PAW fes3er asenRe, between Third sad
F0Erth streets soath SIDE
nLp PAFERs Ar THIS oFFfcE-25e a Bun,
I~oR sAIg-A HORSE WAS LEFT N 10y
i charge g@o months ago and 60 cover ex
YensUs Gur keGp5aE J VIII sell safae 81 pBolte
xacsion ~ q "a. Navem Der I. unless cAlscss f0g
bx S-@s.. A. H. Birch, i.el1 soGih Ewelsfh
street
I~REsH CIT FLOWERS FOR sALg Al -
L Columbia street $50 ne szsogtnlent 81
siesss kuG too&ee0s snd fruits, candles and xege-
tshles L liza
TvoR sAIR-sAFE. ONE GOOD sEcoSD-
Il band safe ek~sn Ser tergas address EsElI
Post tNtsf izegfeFr us.aEe
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cove. E0s pzsfleesaFa Apply - as2fEe D0n-
waFth. r0oHls ara Z. RosEon bsock.
NOTICE 70 CoSTBaCT1G Said PRO
y pos4s Wil he received : the b9Gr1 o
eoarfy eeaa n .s sHsrs al Mas reGntY. - TIE -.
go az the ro4ntY Aa1lfoE, ia seattle. WANING
tnn ~ az begore aa&sv. th@ igts car N1Feza-
6er Isss, a. ~ "a O esek r. FEY fGr2s sEls al
raster3Sts &ad sA1og ff erecting AE1 esisa fetTaz
Gae conTfhGEss f1r King C1N2ty- 81 -fatts@s
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aa6 sTse.G sszoas geep4se1 By ~ R&ts BE
a. alsecs, $40 Lex 90 &c q taf sFeoitsese Of
Sc = roess - FhgnnsT A.aeE- e. fas ce-nsf
az Y7aaf xHzs =aasc2 streets. - sez52 G.
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Ereongransef av esrESES cs41 :
~ Fsn~ 3uxAz hank 81 'ae sAm e. Tea
Tfsams&sf Es0lasrH s1S 20 AZ EHd raN*e "a abs
3, f}e arsrr ef Grae Treasurer of &Eiss eo883Yt
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Ceaafy Commissioners & Giag eaaaiy, = asaa'
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los HE%r-2lkeS SAS Fk0A EAEkS ~
/ ierrr rass-ls 1850 Al 80 faEzls4-S *
salA 0s2zoTe. RzAzae F4za22ra1A
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HrsIctL

AIRS WILLARD. ROOMS b AND c. I,2l2z
vi Front street voice culture, piano. guitar,
elocutsnn. physical cuitgrs class, 10 = n.
SafuryfREs
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DANCIxG ACADEMY.

TIVE QUEEN CITY DANCING ACADEMY AT
1 Akstruu's hall. corner klEbt b ard Co
iumbis class Tor adults every Monday evening
eaA every saturday afternoon for ladies ard
aelera .orlal ever ezta.lla. evenlmg.
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sTnyElTrTFRx

NEW ES6LASD MARBLE AID sRAsTTE
~ w0ykx wisisam G. Crpsnie. proprietor al
iras OF ee1e5srS as3 b5isi1taa Work ossse wEsh
artistic aElls fn1 supply a nantes Constantly
O. hand. positively hestaF ana cEssg%s thar niay
other arHa on tho enass designs w&fa prices
sarn1Ahsa on q Essseast91 fsfN II eHAfSss F2k2
rgresst 3ass aapm yth Nn1 Fff3A %eR$sse
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ART

AIRS FIsEEN HAS REsU MED HER CLASSES
vi for painting and drawing, in her studio a.
room 60 Boston block. special eiASs On sat
urdays for school children.
rEvHY ART EMBROIDERY STORE WILL
furnish a rhoice variety Of fancy articles
and embroidery materials. Thanking former
customers for their patronage, we wGHid solicit
. continuance Al1t invite them 10 the tail open
ing: eorSets hosiery and small wares. also
a<eucy for e4ufpose wais-s Stamping aud pink
irr done Mrs II T. Fellows and Miss & NJ
Paul 6I6 second street
AIRS T. II SMITH, ARTfsT-AkT STUDIO
vi IS Boston block skctchibg. siikl lie draw
ing pAsti!es waler colors and oils; visitors vel
come.
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NorIcr ro CONTIGUOUS.

NOTICE To CfEARE BIDS WILL b RI
y eeive8 uag1 Mca6ay. November & foT
e.eartnx tTazs 81 sb5at Is acres - sZ5t5s
e-sve Y0s pzesieeazfs Apply - George D0n-
vsarth. roouis ard + Easz8n ss0ck-
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he tssswSnx Ezeasse9 sn~ szsexTmzzs s-p 4
L1s MessezZ En2on sess<~9zA ozsas Eszrs
t'zrask@ Aazsgsa- PaE@s sn1S3 Ha-awRrn Crzxszv
tseuzFR 3 M&lkev. Ere1 E1sA. J. A. II xxsns
f1amk & vase
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~ & ES8wMAs-ATTakNEY. AZ LAW. -
-. seSo1a k7sst. aes~esa Seneea and Cas
I'll
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IL a. HALL ~ n. TRGgON-QFFICE
lie eenovSd to rcnxa No s -. Rsszl hcazsa
islty--SeTgssy aud sentso-nrinAry and xeasroal
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VETERINARIAN.
4ssarrRs am cHKMfsrS
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS

CONTRACTORS and BUILDERS
GAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE COMPANY. EN-.
- gineers and contractors. wharf huilaing.
pile-driving. plans furnished on application.
once foot Of jackson street.
DUNHAM s COLLINS. CONTRACTORS.
~ Isle-driving and bridge butidiugs Office
foot II Commercial street
DAFFERT 4 sfANLEY, BUILDERS AND
IL contractors; plans snd specifications furp-
ishess Columbia House. Seattle
nWFS THOMAS CONTRACTOR AND
~ builder plans and specifications Furnished
on, short notice Room so h0afnn block
sTENOGRaPHER&
WASHINGTON TYPEWRITER HAD
w quarters teuogyaphcrs furnished. short
hand and typewrlting work executed: type
writers rented Roofu 3. Sewiin block.
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4 fle~1sssesst saFEsEEre scr sac AETsF
Lac yss. lasss & ~. Lswes5ga l.sige ez4-s
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L. Ana gyneoolosszs Tacoma " 7.
- CAkAAS n. n, PHYSICIAN AND SlgR-
NFs gron. graduate "a The department. 81 meii-
cine ard surgery University CITY 0i NeS AssEk
O13ce MONS "a and $ Ressca heck. Df.
hce haaTS 10 - II s. ~. fa 4 and & "a D. IN
Spess2s StteaEscn given - Surgery, medical AID
sarx1c42 diseases of women genera pssrsiee as
teB&ed "a Residence 2ta Dexter xtreet tale
reona Ne -
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AfoSET Ez7ASED ~ All grxrs OF GO At.
~ III sesa-E<gS saw rxsss r " Trszzee eaee
~ Sar1na szs u s-szsra xr-essr
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II II. THOMPSON & CO. (R- Il. THOMPSON,
Ia. George =. CottertiL Clarence L Nhsfei
clssl engineers and surveyors, are located Ia
rooms Il and q Bgrkes block. corner Third
ana Unf0ns an notes and records saved. city or
eoansy work prom pity attended to- maps, tfac-
sings or blue prints furnished st short Hottee.
ccURRY 4 OWENS. CITY SURVEYORS;
- Office James street. between Third and
Fourth. City surveying PROMPTLY attended 90
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AXE WASHINGTON PRoPgRTIEs-0SIY
IL ore year $40 fhe Lake Washington ridge,
north Of the Iesier svenue cable. was a. en-
broken forest. Now more ghxn one hundred
acres are cleared and plated. and Uany sne res
licences are bNiIt or ia construction. We ofsey
mountain soenewg. at moderate prices ~ fol-
lesNs 60 lots in Whites addition, 20 lots Ia aver
& o HRra's addition. and houses and los in
EaFke's second. k2nfrssn's. HolHeef. HaxteTs,
Lewis q GalrHau 5. Washington Heights. Jackson
street &nG ether additions. Lake Washington
Land Exchange. corner Tesief ayense and
Baker street. John K Aver notary pah.ic}. y,
O HarA
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nN SADSnEN T. HOWE. PHYSICIAN AND
Il y SzrxeaE- Dfsce Ne 50 Maraen street, Rue-
t@een Seeaha ard TAi9& Residence. Nc. aafs
JArk son street
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-03-07
7, WISCONSIN, THURSDAY, MARCH :, 1889

81 shilliRgs for pigs, The men step
in and man No. buys II pigs of
grade No. 4 and pays - shillings
each for them; man No. . buys -
pigs Of grade No. at l. shillings
each; man No. buys 10 pigs grade
No. at - shillings each-each man
paying la shillings for his pigs,
or 63 shilliugS more than his wife
did as stated in problem. Now my
friend Is. says the result is wrong
simply because the problem SAYS
that each must buy pigs of a diifor-
ent grade. | think | have shown
that they bought pigs of different
grades, or if that does not suit my
friend b. he may have each pig Of a
different grade. Now my friend b.
says that he might say, men buy
s pigs at s shillings each making
81 shillings each, and their wives
! pig at one shilling each; thereby
the men would spend SO shillings
more than their wives, aud who
shall say which of us is right.
say Mr.. B. is wrong because the
problem states that each person
must buy pigs. By this you will
see that you only allowed the wives
! pig each when the problem says
they must each one buy pigs; con.
sequently your answer conflicts with
the problem and is not right
NJ. J. BURNS.
HiGHEsr price paid for butter aud
eggs at J. A, Spratler's.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-03-07

season most enjoyable one. We
have rarely seen a crowd who
seemed to more thoroughly enjoy
themselves, and no incident occurred
to mar tie pleasure of the evening.
All who attended are loud in praises
Of the whole affair. Nor must we
neglect to speak of the Cyclone Or
ehestra. This is the first time the
boys have played for dance at
home, and we must say that they
acquitted themselves very creditably
and surprised everyone by their ex-
cellent music.
THE special meetings at the p. Ms
church were formally closed last
night, when the rules of the society
We're read to an interested audience.
Thirty-six new members were re-
ceived on Sunday morning aad at
the meeting last night. Ten of this
number are converts of the Saliva
ton Army services. Others have
signifed their intention of joining.
SALE.-On Wednesday afternoon,
March goth, there will be a Dublic
auction at the farm Of Mr.. w. n.
Uren, eleven miles east of this city,
commencing at l o'clock. Six head
of horses, seven head of cattle,
some pigs and lot of farm machin-
cry are to be disposed Of Remem-
Der the date, March 2oth.
TINS is the last notice we shall be
able to give Of the lectures by
James Clement Ambrose, on Tues
day and Wednesday of next week,
March 18th and 18th, at the NJ. +.
Sunday School room. Subjects,
"The Sham Family" and "The Rum
Set Press criticisms speak in the
highest terms of Mr.. Ambrose's
ability. OF "The Sham Family"
the DesMoipes Leader says: "No
chance to sleep under it," The Chau-
tauqua Herald: erich in ideas; and
they were driven home with 81
strength and originality of language
never to be forgotten" OF "The
Rum Set' the Whitewater Register
says; can exceedingly keen, terse
putting of things, abounding in
crisp, sharp apothegms." Price of
admission Is cts. for adults, 10 els.
for children. Lecture commences
at 1880. PER ORDER Con-.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-03-07
lliGHEsr price paid for butter aud
eggs at j. A. Spratler's.
List Of Petit Jurors.

pLr-l,
'', y "0''iN" p''euI7 were
Ieg uidi y dIa"h at Jhe OIeik once,
I'D the village OF D0dgeVIle, on the
10Th day of February. 1889. TO serve
as uetit iurors for the March taru
of tt,,,,.,,;. ....,,.. r..T
rr o""'y
"oNuay' nialCh %oIh
loo9, ~ ~ O'CLOCK q. m, VIZ
Albert HazelhuH, Highland.
Wm. Jeuck, Mineral Point city
E. Il. Blynn, Arena.
Samuel Hooking Mineral Point city.
Michael layerty, IMMORAL Point
Edward Kane Highland.
John Reed, Highland.
Willia. Gilman. linden
Josep GribbIe. WaIdwok.
IoSn "nrp, elotl @I,,' ir 1o5gDy,,Io 9', DpIe '
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-03-07
The Local Field.
city Caucus

Tne Republicans Of the city Of
Mineral Point are hereby requested
to meet in caucus, al the city coun-
cil room, on Tuesday evening next,
March 18th, for the purpose Of elect
ing delegates to represent the city
in ,ae county's Judicial convention,
called for the 18th inst.
ePER CITY Cost.
c. SrENsLEY has returned from
his trip to Pass Christian, Miss.
THE Salvation Army converts now
number over one hundred and thirty.
>luGmNG is "done for" and
beautiful ,pring-like weather is with
us.
Our esteemed citizen, Jas. Brewer,
has been quite sick lately. lie is
somewhat better at present.
Miss GRAY, Of Darlington, and
Mis-, OImstead, Of Belmont, have
been visiting here this week.
Why is a man surer to lose his
nerve when he enters a millinery
store than at any other time?
LAST Friday Mr.. and Mrs. n. Ire
week went up to Madison for a
weeks visit with their daughter
Mrs. L. C. Bennett.
SPRING is here and Adam Dresen,
iae tailor is in readiness with a
very fine assortment Of suitings and
cloths of all kinds. See adv.
Wnl RALPH has quit saving
bones, siciug steak, etc, at Benson's
meat market and intends starting
tomorrow for Peoria, H., and
Enmon MANDT, Of Mt. Horeb,
who WAS nearly murdered recently
by amIdnigdt assassin, has so far
recovered that he is able to be
umi.
HauN's Wizard Oil troupe
which held forth nightly here all
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-03-07

Editor TrDuue- My friend b.
wishes to know by What process Of
reasoning ! reached the result to the
pig problem. Well, friend B., ] did
it ii this manner: women 60 to
market to buy pigs; they buy Piys
of different grades; woman No.
buys Q pigs Q shillings each Of grade
No. j woman No. buys Q pigs Q
shiIlings each Of grade No. 2; woman
No. buys 9 pigs 9 9shiIlings each Of
grade No 3-each woman paying
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-03-07

4 family named Gaibraitb, re
siding At Forreston, was poisoned
last "Wednesday Dy eating pan cakes.
A physician was called aad none
died. The project Of eslab-
fishing college in Warren meets
with general favor among our busi-
ness meu and + being discussed
more and more each day HarreH
Seminal
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-03-07
BARGAINS.
WALL PAPER REMNANTS.
JJ HANSON & 90.

The Good Templars of this city,
assisted by members from Darling
ton and prominent singers of this
city, will give a musical and dramat-
zeal entertainment at the Good
Templars' Hall, on Friday evening,
March sth. The programme win
consist as follows:
Organ Overture. Edith Hankins
Quartette ....... Misses Maxiner and Roberts and
Messsrs HaniOins and Anuwin
SolO...... ................"Miss Ida Biz kbum
Duet .Mcssrs. NeCollins and Hanklns
Quartettc Misses Maxiner and Roberts and
Messrs. Hankins and Angwiu
SOl1.....-.., Mrs. Lewie
Duet .a.,........Miss Maxincr and Roberts
Duet Messrs. Hankins and Angwin
Solo. Maxincr
Quartette.......-Misses hsxiuer and Roberts and
Messrs. Hankins and Angwiu
March Edith Haukns
The whole to conclude with the
laughable farce entitled "Poor Pill
licoddy," with the following cast Of
characters
Mr.. PilHcoddy .............C c. George
Mrs. PHicoddy y-.. ----..... Miss Anna Hooking
Capt. o. Scutte........-...... W. BanCs
Airs O. Scuttlc........ Mrs. p. Lewie
Sarah Blunt. ........ -....... Miss Fanny Proctor
Admission IS cents. Tickets for
sale at p. o. book store and at J. j.
IIanscom 81 Co.'S.
THERE win be q special meeting
Of the Woman'- Relief Corps, No.
7G, at their hall, Friday March
sth, 3, at 3 o'clock sharp. Mem
bers are requested to be present
CHARLOTTE J.. PEDEAUx, Pres.
LAURA DEvLIN, Sec.
ExCoNGBEssNAS ii. ;. MAGooN,
Of Darlington, and Hon. Joel c.
Squires, Of Platteyille, two promi-
nent men Of this section, have
joined the silent majority within
the last week
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-03-07
Reneficlal Department.

Beneficial Department.
r...,.r-bed for the accommodation of those who
.s' IN want in any way, those who have lost
y" t,rnd valuable property, aud for those VINO
Y l, m selI or exchange. Limit, twenty-five
Wa First insertion FREE, and for each in
..rif,o thereafter twenty-five cents
WANTED hire a good man for one
" rg8r. Must be able to do all kinds of farm
work '''N - ai'-i''
r,og sALE.-Good dry and green wood.
Barrains given to parties desiring and ~
- ms j. W. MANLEY.
r,OR SALE.-A span of good mares in prime
NJ life. weighing together about 2iOO, also
,rso5u. bob-sled and harness, all in good con-
",n AnDIy 10 off
HERMAN ENZENROTH or
FRANK kEEHN.
I-OR SALE--Six good cows also two twO-year-
| old hgiters and four yearling heiters; or
will trade for good sound work team. 9tt
FRED DAVE, WaldWick, Wis.
OFFER for sale my farm of 40 acres east of
| ey. well watercd; good house aud barn
Easy terms. jwlt EDw c, JEFFREY.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-03-07

FAN NOT % take advantage Of the
enormous sacrifice In boots and
shoes at Guudry, Gray IL Co.'S.
l.. H. OSBORNE has launched with
yigor and enterprise into the gents
furnishing goods business. lie has
an elegant new stock jus. lp, and
more coming.