Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-10-23

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paper.
WATCH for the big special sale.
1t is coming soon at the Economy.
ALL the lawyers in this county
want M. J. Tappins retained as clerk
of the court. Such an endorsement
is sufficient recommendation for
his proficiency to warrant the asser-
tion that he ought to be reelected.
The perseverance and industry of
the NJ. E church ladies whereby
comfortable cushions have been pro-
vided for every seat in the church,
meet with praise on every hand. A
long felt want has thus been sup
piled.
"THE pearl button," which so ex.
cited the ire of free traders toward
the Mckinley bill, is working its
own way. give thousand work
men have entered the manufactures
of this country to make pearl but
tons during the past ten days"
The Primitive Methodists will
hold a festival at Mifflin on Wednes-
day evening, Oct. Goth. All are in
vited to attend. There will also be
a concert entertainment given in
connection by the Linden choir and
young folks of the Linden church.
Hon. B. J. CASTLE, acknowledged
one of the most lucid tariff takers
in the state, will present the Repub-
lican side of that and the school
question at Barneveld on the even
ing of Monday, Oct. 27th, and at
Cobb on Tuesday evening, Oct. 2Sth.
VINO will carry this city, Hoard
or Peck ? Republicans and every
friends of the "little school house"
should endeavor to make it SO EN-.
phatic that there would be no room
for doubt after election as to how
| Mineral Point stands on that ques-
ton.
EvRRY voter who is an earnest
helleAer and --snpnnrIer of the Len
nett school law should remember
that it would only be consistent to
vote for every man on the Republi-
can county ticket, as their opponents
are standing on and upholding the
anti-Bennett platform.
THE plant golden rod, which is
quite an attractive and handsome
flower, is declared to be very poison
Gus in its effects upon person if
allowed to go to decay in the room.
A powder flies from it which is very
poisonous to the system, producing
symptoms similar to la grippe.
THE supper and bazaar by the
p. M. church Alpha society, an
nounced to be held on the evening
of the goth, has been postponed un :
til Thursday evening, Oct. 30th.
Bear this in mind and patronize the
ladies. Superior adults 25 cents;
for children Is cents, at Good Tenn
plar hall.
LESTER Dixon, who has bee n
singing lather in Fred Lambs bar
Der shop for some time past, has ac-
cepted a like position in Min eral
Point, in the shop run by Mr.. Chas.
Winn. Lester is an upright, ener-
getc young man, and his many
friends in this city wish him success.
-Darlington Republican.
Hon. L. II. BANCROFT, mo st in
teresting speaker, will discuss the
benefits of protection and the mer-
it's of the ''little school house" at
Rewey on Tuesday evening, Oct. %,
at Ridgeway on Wednesday even
ing, Oct. 30, and at Linden on Thurs
DAY evening, Oct. 80. Memb ers
of all parties should endeayor to
hear this forcible and logical talker.
ONLY yesterday a prominent Pro-
hibitionist asserted in our presence
that he and his party were heartily
| in favor of the Bennett law, but
that he could not vote for Hoard or
the Republican candidate for asse IN
bly, because, he says, the Republican
platform favors the taking from the
law its very spine. His conflicting
/ ro,, rlxo bomavar shawad that he