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BONDS.

NEW YORK nEEcaAxDIsx MARKET.
New YORK. Feb 12-Hops Quiet ana
arm.
Coffee Options opened steady: closes
steady, February aud March Sc mp: ether
unchanged 70 points dow n: dali; saies
5000 bags. March. SIS 50. April. SIS IS
May. US a9i5 80. Spot Rio. steady
fair eargoes E3ke
tsasar-gaw, sIrong and quiet: refined
wool-ouiet and easy; domestic feeee
Copper Unchanged.
Lead--Qnief and easy: domestic, s. GIL
nn-Iowers closed quiet and lower
Straits. ST.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
cHlcAco. Feb. Il. -whest-closed steady
cxHh 81 o6T
t'orn-Fsrner: cash. ssssc; March. ss,ze
May, 3esxc.
sl...-sts.dy: cash. asc; May. 27,4e.
i'orE-Essy: essn. sii 20; March. sIi 60
May, 81 5yi5.
IArd-Absus sisafy; cash and March
IS IS; May. IS 1896 75ls.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
CHICAGO. Feb. f2-Caffie-- Receipts
800. weak and q shade lower; choice &
extra beeves, - ass9i 20: steers. Sa94
sto:kers snd feeders, - 2sa3 50, Texas
Hogs Receipts. 81. 600. fairly active and
i0ai5c lower: mixed. 81 ssSa4 20. heavy
u a5taS SO: light. s. a0as co
sntep-R Receipts = 60 weak and &c lower
natives. 81 IS; Western corn-fed a l09z 20
Texas, Is 80
LIVERPOOL GRAIN MARKET.
LlyEKPooI. Feb. l2.-whest strong and
improved; California No. l. e Tod per cen
tai Corn firm; demand good. new mixed
Western. ss ID per GENITAL
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The schooner Teaser viii step q main
mast st Baxterss wharf to-day.
The steamer Fleetwood. after . tharsagn
overhansing. has resumed her route.
Tiae fhree-masted schooner Laura Nsdf
son will leave for San Francisco today.
Tlae steamer walla xaIla came in yester
day for coal. She goes from here 20 Van
eouver.
The steamer Wilmington left San Fran
cisco Yesterday with 30 passengers and sol
soas Of freight
The steamer Premier arrived here yesser.
day moraing from Vancouver with sir
tons of freight and IS passengers.
The bark Oakland came Ia yesterday
frora San francisco with cargo of genera
merchandise consigned to Harrington
Smith
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. f2--Arriyes--sssl
umatilia. Victoria; Br str Southern Cali
fornia, Nsnsimo. Dsshing Wave. Tacoma
SAILED sh George T. Manson. Seattle: steam
whaier. Narwhal and brig Hffalgo. cruis-
ing. str Wilmington, Nanaino.
YOKOHAMA. Feb. i2-Arrfvcd-Str Par
tnia, from Vancouver.
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ApvIcE To x0THkxs.

Mrs. winslow's SsoskinS SYRUP for chill
arer teething. IL the prescription Of one oil
the best female nurses and physicians In
the aised States. and has been used fos
forty years with never failing snccess by
millions OF mothers for their Children
Daring the process of teething. It's value ID
iiacascuishle IL relieves the child from
main, cures dyseutery and diarrhma. grip
Ing In the bowels. and wind cole BY Civ.
ina health 10 the child, Il rests the mother.
prscs. Sc bottle swyw
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prsns NlrI- rxxA& June - isss-Ths
tssss,<sn Ons Of nay ckssdren MAS trouhied
with rhsamsfisu and holls for about two
years. We gave be- vsrioas kinds q .edE
OF caring hcr a. al was persua.ssd 90 Try
yeuF Swffts Specific Affef she had Ussd
several BOTTLES the dfsFssrs al dfsaDpearea,
giri Hweise years es.t- Another child hss
Hasa become afsisrte4 In the same way. and
am usins Tie : ;. = AID snttsirsse promps
Specific Co, AtlaEsa. Ga--(senflen<n: Our
ilhfie gtxf whea but three weeks cd broke
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sssSssa seasaf We tired s. s &. and ny me
flne ssae bcxsie was gnae her bead heEzn 60
hal and BY Ale time she had tkkrn SIX
Sas sala ans ssass bead of aslr-e rsosss.
ksa-fy cAsii. feed IL hut sry cgty 10 make
t.ls statement Respectfully, H T. SaoS<-
cxAyTAxooaA. Tenn. Jsns =. isS-The
Ssssfs speelne Co SsaAnias sA-esensls naen !:
sssSks . sshyssclAss, who srvasxd me for sew
srsl nscashS- BY his afvtce 4 weus co Crab
.vvhxrf sprfnsx KY where his ccarse q
cred. rs I shaaSAs. aas The ne It spring p2r,s-
Ras< teEza - spp~Ar on my fscs AID ecfs.
fawse gradually tncre2~<<i 10 ssareS Ana rxa-
iraaeiis,eiy after taking is . sasn<nced %
In ssruse. sls~ly as nEsf~ hzss naCre rapss4ly
afterwards. and Scon nefAinS remained q
seBi Ct nay srsahseA ny h4oeI - now tha~.
caEAly csean<sSt. Ard Ey q stem free fr1rs
tzsnk. sr5 I eve ny prvsent czsn4stioa-a
perfect c1rc-ss year nne2ixissc iehes1fE1sy
give fhss statement tAas Others WHO have
afe<t1 - have nay reap tse sz<szee hcrsszA4k.
EAG1r n. BSzr. q Wes& Ninth 81
HcHrx. La. MSy - tSs-TAs swsfs sr<cfssc
ca. ~ Alta GA-<Ssnflcssca Acssns two
years 40 ray eseerA Aesita gave nay en-
Hrsly. 4 Mas % -ehtfssassS4 thai asnc :
dssaa1rna 81 ever fe<isnx VEL sEx7r. Al
thss tz,s pAsxtcszas Z ne fuf me beeaghs
rxaTnAArrse rclsef. fgka<s fnxtssrd sss2t
sAaaiA give q & q FAR trial aittna<s
ssseSsxe1 n woaai - throwing a~As raaze
A ter tzkfnx q tls<srsss<A eeslrSe. my heAssA
q a strength rsfzrnek. AID Esasx -! tAzt
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esAers uA;le usznS 81 As tansc 1 sxz I,sasS
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Prices xrx trn. e4erirxs sser. no rorud
lots exa Dc Lad less shxn 81 As. lszfs Yield
sxp<eted- awfng % cyea wfrt<r East an1
6sy weather here. 0vsinns BuFer seazon,
Basey-Tnr r mai so COX better so< bold
srss sales Of 80 feed reported u Sc, q -
establishing tsnz Squire - TIE Qa1satsou
9ss<-~Tre Eayket zh4niE aesarns better
shsF<. cwtnx 20 The adsanesnx tendency Of
harley bat stneks are liberal and the sur
plHs too large 10 allow saluex 50 apfssers-
pie MS change in enasatsons
1HeTzEz< axs mostly OF second
.siass ana.sfys no ehoise In the market:
sofEsng doing
Poszfoes-The sftansion il sxairst sell
. ~ fscesgts isrzs: rzsrket drssx: Peerless.
s<xeTsc: Early Rose. 60 ~.
brftes-Nesk: fxney xEzes good 10
tshH3ne fstxf4f~e
E<xs-weax: California ranch. iss. store
i0fss IksGI7e.
charseEsss-Fanase Tucker. lumber.
kuEsz sound to Valparaiso 10 shf5ltDgx
xEw YosK STOCK gsyIEw.
SEE YoEx. Feb. lx-Thc bears lad an
ether inning IN the stock market foday.
and everything Yielded 10 the pressure
f<Dueht sxainst the list. although fhe only
marked declines w9-e Ia gr1xxsr stocks
the rzest vulnerable spot In the list There
was szdssen drive made axasnss Pullman.
and the stock broke osex points and new
e. fully recovered the Easz Northwestern
became the weak feature tn the afternoon.
std was followed By Union Pacific and in
ac1se shares among which were some
sasarp iossek. HS.ssss censrai losing ~ end
0tf1krs smaller smounfs. The mar1er esos-
ta active and strong, and generally 1T frzc-
fia1s below last EVENING" figures.
ExcE&xGE AND SECURITIES.
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Ak6- sierssng exchange steady. 6oday
bulls. 81 s.: demand, - ss5
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Quietness reigns supreme in the hop
snarket OF Seattle, there being scarcely
q movement during the entire week.
Quoted prices rule. Humphrey yester-
day shipped e bales to parties in New
York. Reports show the San Fran
cisco market to be also quiet. The
New York market is quiet, but few
sales being reported. Liverpool is
steady.
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NEW ToRK. frps L. s..s~-sF "a, call. cas-
fsr 81 1l<s92 Prime mercantile Paper
HsE- Sterling exchange steady. 6odas
bulls 81 Sc. demand e xgl
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skATTLx, Feb fz.
The hay market rem&zns steady n
the face Of increased seceipts- The
winter being almost over no adyance4
are looked for. The Portland touring
mill has closed down. a. have several
sther Willamette Valley mills. This
vii certainly cause . scarcity Of mill
stufEs. and q stifFening 81 prices Ii
looked for There IL nothing moving
h wheat NJ aIi. Reports from San
Frxpcisce. Chicago and Liverpool
shou Ill three markets to Be m an nm
settled condition. In San Frsneisco
No. shipping Is quoted 1t u $40
AZ; choice, 81 ls91 80. An i'm
provement IL looked for by holders.
Oats remain as quiet ~ usual, with
downward tendency. The San
francisco market il likewise weak,
in which condition II - liable 70 re-
main, owing to the free receipts.
Oregon contributed 500 sacks TO M
Gan Francisco market lat week
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DAIRY PRODUCE.

The market il very well supplied
with good California roll butter at &c
per ID lower than last quotations.
Eastern winter butter II about cleared
up and the California finds ready sale.
The market Is fairly glutted with
all grades Of eggs. The MARKETS weak
1t last quotations and the tendency Is
downward. However, IL shippers
would hold of for q short time the
market would quickly recover
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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-05-09
COUNTY SEAT,

From the Chronicles
Dodgeyille enters upon its new
city life under very favorable CIR
cumstances, being entirely out of
debt and no city tax levied for the
coming year. The taxes for the
coming year will be no other than
the usual county and state taxes and
the school district tax.
On Monday morning as Geo. J.
Smith and T. J. Heathcock were
going TO work, Mr.. Smiths team be-
came frightened and ran away,
throwing them both out of the
wagon, breaking one of Mr.. Smiths
ribs, and bruising and cutting him
on the side and hip. Mr.. Heath.
cock had no bones broken, but he
was cut and bruised about the head
and face in a shocking manner
Linden Ger.
A few weeks ago as one of Sheriff
PengelIy's little boys, about Z years
old, was returning from school, an
other small boy came running by
him with an open pocket-knife in
his hand, and as he passed him the
blade struck the Pengelly boy in the
back below the shoulder blade and
penetrated through to the cavity on
the inside. The wound was not
large but it suppurated freely which
caused much irritation and became
very painful from which the little
sufferer has endured great agony.
He is now in a critical condition
but hopes are still entertained of his
recovery
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-05-09
SCISSORS UcE.

MANY of the old settlers Of this
village and vicinity will remember
Rev. Lake, who was the M. Il. min
lister in charge of this circuit in '65,
After leaving here be seems TO have
lain aside his ministerial robes and
taken up the roll as leader of a gang
Of horse thieves, in which occupa.
ton he has actively been engaged
for the past seventeen years. Some
four weeks ago, disguised, he passed
through this village with six horses
which had been stolen from parties
near Viroqua. These facts we CLEAN
from the deputy sheriff of that
place. From the same person we
learn that six Of the gang have been
caught and are now IN safe keeping.
-Moatfort Monitor,
III viii take three weeks to count
the $20o,oo0,000 in the Sub-Trcasury
at New York city. This is one Of
the disadvantages Of having lots Of
money. We couldn't afford TO de-
vote three weeks to counting our
wealth.-Norrj8toca HeraM
A NOVEL branch Of learning has
been introduced into the higher
grades Of the public schools Of New
Haven. II consists of a bulletin
board, upon which is pasted each
day clippings Of important home
and foreign news taken from the
newspapers. Special attention is
given to matters brought up IN con
necton with the study of history
and geography The pupils axe
great interest IN the "bulletiu," and
vie with one another in bringing
the greatest number Of items which
are suitable to be pasted. lie.
LANCASTER is going to have a
Normal School uoF. IL Is the CON
tinuation Of the popular Review
School Mr.. Showalter has had for
three summers at CassyilIe. The
Review will be conducted by him
self and competent assistants
through the season not occupied by
teachers in their schools, and its
plan will be devoted wholly 70 sup
plying the helps many teachers are
seeking. In society, health and
Location, and other requisites, q I&ore
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-05-09
BINDING TWINE.

We have made arrangements to
sell binding twiue from 10 to 10 cts.
pei lb, and will guarantee our Gus
toners both ways; that is, should
the price go lower before harvest
you will get it lower, If higher you
will get it at to.day's prices, We
desire our old customers to stick to
us aud not be led of by false re-
ports. We will take orders now If
you prefer. IOWA
MARTIN ~ ToAY.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-05-09

Nix. A. T. FIELDS, one of the
leadiug merchants of Colfax, Iowa,
says that Chamberlaln's Cough
Remedy is the best cough prepar-
alton he ever used aud recommends
II 10 all without hesitation. Sold by
w. III. Prdeaux.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-05-09
WHY SuFEElI

With Itching Piles, when you can get
a box of Wrght's Pile Ointment.
One application VIII relieve you in
two minutes. If not, bring It back
and get your money. Prepared only
by Wright & Son, chemists, Platte
vile, Wis. Sold by w II. Prideaux,
druggist, Mineral Point l7mG
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-05-09

A PERSON Is seldom sick, when
their bowels are regular. Bear this
in mind and keep your bowels regu-
lar by an occasional dose Of st. Pat
rlck's Pills. Sold by w. Pudeaux.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-05-09
The Local Field.


Il THE thermometer has been tuned
Il up to summer pitch.
IT is wondered if onions strength
4 tn the voice for singing.
MINERAL POINT is the home of
eight travelling statesmen.
WE are having such weather and
shower, that suit the majority.
TuE only and original Buchanan
! Comedy Company will be here all
next week.
GoRGEN & PITTS have bought
out the butchering firm of Jones 81
Il Enzenrotb.
1 OUR street commissioner is doing
4 good work cleaning cutters and
\ thoroughfares.
Il THE combined shows of Gibbins
n Il Chapman provide entertainment
H here tomorrow.
Il MAYOR LAMALLE is now well
II enough to get to his place of busi
ness every day.
JouN IIALEs departed this week
for q visit TO the scenes Of his child
hood in England.
JONI FRANCIS, JR., has lost
/ SWigert colt that he regarded as the
foundation of a fine horse.
Miss SEEING Buchanan and you
miss a great proportion of "what we
are here for."-Iotoa Day.
An extra amount of Job printing
las deprived the TRIBUNE columns
Of proper attention this week.
ATTENTION is called this week to
the attractive display advertisement
Of H. Il. Chandler's dry goods.
WHEN rain is had sufficient to re-
Aege the street sprinkler for half a
day only some one is benefited.
HENRY WILLIAMS left Tuesday
Tor Savanna, Ill.,, to serve as brake
NAN on his brother Fred's train.
Mas. WILL LANYoN is up from
Pa~.ug, Kan, visiting with her
parents, lLr. and Mrs. J. A. Spratler.
ions Cauu is now holding forth
a,t.e Cash Grocery House. We
l.-- tae. John will make a genial
clerk
Ina Buchanan Comedy Company
7 one II the very best companies
EYER d Frecport.-Freeport Demo
4aaP r. " society has purchased
aa.w organ of Mr.. ]. p. Hankins,
- b. placed in the yestry for use in
tie week night meetings.
Imeom is sprouting in the fields
q "A.aaoma chat the homesteaders
occupied April -, That Ia the way
-'.--. .-l states are made.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-05-09

FoR SALE-rhree or four pairs or
trios Of good Black Cochin chickens.
This is a first class variety for city
keeping. Inquire at this office.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-05-09
FRESH SEED

We are headquarters for garden
and field seeds. Look over our
stock and be convinced.
BREWER d PENHALLEGoN.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-05-09

CHoICE garden seeds, in bulk and
papers, at VIylan's Pharmacy. Re
member we handle the famous Ian
drelh's seeds. l5w1
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-05-09

will be held at Mineral Point, Sept.
8, 4, 5 and 6, 1889, and following is
the list Of races already arranged:
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 4TH.
Race No, l.-Trot,ing, 500 class
Purse Slo0. Mile heats, best three
in five. First horse $50, second
horse $50, third horse $50. This
race is confined to the counties of
Iowa, Grant, Green aud LAFAYETTE.
THURSDAY, SEPT. 5TH.
Race No. 2,-Stake trottiug race
for two-year-old colts bred in the
counties of Iowa, Grant, Green and
Lafayette. One half mile heats,
best two in three. Entrance fee $40.
the Association to add $50. First
colt so per cent. Of stake, second
colt three-ffths of remainder, third
colt the balance of the stake.
Race No. 3.-Noyelty running
race. One mile. Purse $l0O. First
horse to 4-mile post $50, first horse
to -mile post $50, first horse to mile
post $50,
Race No. 4.-Running race. One
half mile heats, best three in five.
Purse Sl00 First horse $50, sec
ond horse $50, third horse $40. This
race is confined 20 horses bred in the
counties Of Iowa, Grant, Green and
Lafayette.
Race No. 5-Trotting, 2:4o class.
Mile heats, best three in FIVE. Purse
$3.50. First horse $75, second horse
$50, third horse S25.
FRIDAY, SEPT. 9Th.
Race No. 6.-Free for all trotting.
Mile heats, best three in 1--WE. Purse
$3.50. FIRST horse $75, second horse
$50, third horse S25.
Race No. stake trotting race
for three-year-old colts bred in the
counties of Iowa, Grant, Green and
Lafayette. Mile heats, best two in
three. Entrance fee $40, the Asso-
citation to add $50. First colt so
per cent. Of the stake, second colt
three-iiths Of the remainder and
the third colt the balance of the
stake.
Race No. Stunning race. One
half mile heats, best three in FIVE.
Purse $50. First horse $75, second
horse $50, third horse $25.
Race No. $3.50 class. Purse
$3.50. Mile heats, best three in five.
First horse $40, second horse $50,
third horse $25.
Entries to colt races Nos. 2 and z
close July 4th. Entrance fee $40.
Entries to races Nos. /, 3, 4, 5, G
and s close Aug gath. Eatrance
fee 10 per cent. Of purse which
must accompany entry or no notice
will be taken Of it.
The Association will off er base
ball premiums amounting to $50.
Games to be played on Tuesday and
Wednesday Sept. Sd and 4tb. VIII
also offer Sl75s in band premiums
for music during the fair-three
premiums. Full particulars regard
ing base ball games and band pre-.
miums will be given later. Several
hundred dollars in premiums have
been added to the list, and the ex-
ecutiye committee will not spare
time, trouble nor expense to keep
this fair up to its high standard
The buchanan Comedy Company
are drawing good houses and seem
to be pleasing our people. Their
musical specialties are highly spoken
of by every one.-IFatteyille Demo
crat.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-05-09

DoS'r forget that 40 Prieaux's
drug store you will find tho freshest,
largest and best display Of garden
and field seeds.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-05-09

CALmoRNIA aud either dried fruits,
including peaches, prunes, prunelies,
pIums, apucots, blackberrles, etc, at
lleudra n.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-05-09
NUMBER 10.

desirable place than Lancaster is
rarely found, for such purpose Mr..
Sh9walter has proved himself the
man to conduct such school. If
we join in all around we may in a
few years have a second Valparaiso
here.---LancdSter Teller,
BURGLARS made some bold at
tempts in Hazel Green on Wednes-
day night They got into Il. y.
Roberts, wagonmaker, office and
with sledge-hammer knocked in
the combination knob and dial Of
the safe and pounded the door TO
destruction, but failed to get through
and got no booty. If they had
thoughtfully taken hold and made
reasonable effort they might have
opened the door without knocks,
Jor it wasn't locked, but their knocks
drove the bolts in SO that Mr.. Rob.
erts cannot get the safe open TO get
his books. The burglars the same
night broke into James Edwards
dry goods store by prylng open the
back door IL is not discovered
that they took anything away. They
also tried to get into Z. MoCann's
store but after opening window
the signs are that they left Sheriff
Thompson went down and took a
survey of the depredations bat only
came TO the conclusion that IL was
"home talent" ~ Lancaster Teiler.
The savanna Times has this to
say Of the company; "Fhe Buchanan
Comedy Company has been playing
to good houses AT the Opera House
this week The company Is strong
one, one of the best on the road.
Their music Is exceptionally fine.
Their solo cornetist is one of the
best that has ever been in the city.
The company travels IN special
palace car.
PENuALLEGoN holds HE custom
ers by giving them boots and shoes
| that never tall TO wear as we'll as he
represents them His prices are
uniformly low, and he sells honest
goods every time.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-05-09

Beneficial Department.
p.,,bli.1cd for the accommodation of those who
S' IN ,aut iu any way, those VINO nave LOST
\. t...r8 valuable property and for those who
Msn i5rst insertion FREE, and for ruch in
.,.l thereafter twenty-five cents.
.,oD PASTURE can be obtained for the
1 -.I.a0 out in the country by leaving word
at ffa TRIBUNE ONCE. Young caVle only
-0R SALE-A good secondhand buggy,
cheap Apply at this office.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-05-09

II you are looking for bargains in
boots and shoes stop at PenhalIe-
gou'-. Goods aud prices sure 70
please. Courteous treatment always
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-05-09

GooD note paper at l0c per quire
at j. j. lIauseom Il Co.'S.