Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-12-19

Slub IL Win tDe RIBUNE Tor $2.l5.
To APPRECIATE Maugers holiday
stock of watches, clocks, iewelry,
solid and plated ware you must see it.
OUR merchants are entitled to
compliments for their attractive
window displays for the holidays.
No town of this size in the state
can equal it,
Miss S. G. Cox has on hand a
fine assortment of trimmed and un
trimmed hats and bonnets which
she will sell at cost in order to re-
duce stock. 5lw2
HR. FEssENDEN has moved his
office from the Graber block to the
cosy rooms over Mauger's jewelry
store. Remember this, all ye who
may want the doctors services.
THE fruit of the Christmas tree
will ripen fast from this time on.
There will be no scarcity this year
of hands to gather in the crop-and
there will be no strike to delay the
work, either
THE gathering from flower beds,
out of doors, any quantity of
pansies on the 18th of December,
which was done in Mineral Point
this year, shows plainly the mildness
of our winter.
Mr.. S. T. OSBORNE is agent for
the Gabler piano, and will sell their
best make for $500, and from that
down to 5000. Now is the time to
buy pianos and organs. Selling
them way down to bedrock prices.
THE annual promenade concert
and entertainment of George H..
Legate Post, G. A. r., will be held
on New Years eve. An entertain
ing program is being arranged, par
ticulars of which will be given
next week.
MRs. WALTER EVANS has been
appointed Superintendent Of Litera-
ture for the Pineries. Anyone leav-
ing magazines, papers, etc, at
Eden 81 Blewitt's for the woodmen's
weekly package will greatly oblige
Mrs. Evans.
PARTIES seeking an excellent, SEN
sible and durable class Of gifts
should inspect what A. f. Bishop,
the furniture dealer has in stock
He has an array of new and unique
goods admirably adapted to family
presentation purposes.
"CoL." c. S. ELLSWORTH, form erly
a temperance" worker in this and
neighboring counties, has been
boosted out of the state by his late
employers, the Anti-Prohibition as
sociation Of Wisconsin, and is now
doing similar work in Iowa.
JoHN PADoN has shown his excel
lent mechanical ability by making
for L. II. Osborne a very attractive
show case, one lhat will compare
favorably with any in the city, while
his price is much lower than that
usually paid for inferior ones.
The Sunday-school teachers and
scholars of the different church
denominations Of this city are max
ing their customary vigorous efforts
for a grand, joyful time with their
Christmas trees and other entertain
ments during the holidays.
REMEMBER Mobiles dramatic COM
pany is a guaranteed satisfaction.
Anyone who attends their perform
ances and think they have not had
sufficient for the price Of admission
can have the same cheerfully re-
funded by applying at the box Office.
ID. JENKINS, the jeweler, wishes
to call the attention Of his friends
and patrons to the fact that he is
still in the ring, and parties wanting
anything in his line for holiday
presents will find it to their interest
to give him a call and see what he
has got.
The w. G. Il. L., with the kindly
assistance Of Mr. and Mrs. John
DAVE, collected and packed two
large boxes Of clothing for Deyoe,