Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-10-30

spect, either, can it be assailed.
A LARGE lot of beautiful plaid
dr. ess suitings just received at the
Economy. They are very cheap
from l24 cents up.
WAS there any connection be-
tween the assault made upon the
first ward school building in this
city last Monday night, and the
Democratic speech of D. S. Rose
the same evening?
ALL voters should learn how to
vote. There is no scratching this
time and only one ticket. No ticket
pcddlers, no tickets in the vest pock-
ct nor tickets in the sleeve. You
will be by yourself in a little stall
and mark your man conscientiously
and nobody to disturb you.
p. M. CHURCH SERVICES 10: 80 and
7:OO-Rev. S. r. Chubb will preach
morning and evening. Morning
subject, "rhe Almighty subjecting
himself to trial, by his people, and
the outcome" Evening subject,
"The candidates, and their plat
forms, or for whom will you vote?"
REMEMBER A. G. Deller's removal
to Jenkins block, opposite Spratler's.
His stock of clothing, gents fur
nishing goods, etc., can't be beaten
DIED, at her home in MazoManie,
on Friday, Oct. Oath, 1890, Mrs
Thos. Woolrich. Deceased was
formerly of Mineral Point, and
many friends attended the funeral
which took place in this city Sun
day. She leaves three children and
crippled husband to mourn her
loss.
In "the good old Democratic
days" you got half the price you
get now for every bushel of grain
and every pound of pork, and paid
twice as much for every yard of
muslin and every machine used on
the farm. Just that kind of "good
old days" are not wanted by the
masses.
TAKE NoTIoE.-M Mr.. John Kitto
is an authorized agent for the MIN
ERAL POINT TRIBUNE, fully empow-
cred to receive and receipt for mon
eys due this establishment, and to
solicit subscriptions for the paper,
the price of which is $l.25 in ad-
vance, or $3.50 if not paid in
advance.
MEssRs. j. p. Smoker and B. j
Davey, of Dodgeville, have struck
a fine three inch vein of pure min
eral in their mine two miles north
west of that city, at depth of
about so feet, and the sheet is rapid
ly growing thicker as they go down,
and expert miners predict a rich
yield at little greater depth.
The young gentlemen from a
neighboring town who kept talking
loudly at certain public meeting
in Mineral Point should remember
that they Inconvenience a great
many around them who had come
to hear the speech. We don't think
that we have very many young men
who would do SO, especially when
away from home.
OF the many visits paid the TRIB-
UNE of late none have been more
appreciated and enjoyed than that
made yesterday by Rev. w. J. G.
Bond, who came up from kewanee
this week for the especial purpose
of tying nuptial knot, an account
of which can be found elsewhere.
His little daughter Myrtle accom-
panied him, and is joyfully greeted
by her little friends.
If the voter neglects to put an \
behind the name of any of the NOM
inee, for Governor for instance, or
if the voter by mistake marks two
or more persons TO be found on the
ticket as furnished by the county
clerk for Governor, he has lost his
vote for that office only, while the
rest of the ticket, if properly marked,
,,ue. and will he countad Such