Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-02-06


companions, see him indulging in
this luxury, retire to neighboring
saloon, and pass resolutions that
there is an eternal struggle between
labor and capital"
A. o. u. W.-The members of
Protection lodge, No. Z, are earnest
ly requested to be present at the
next regular mc"ting, which will be
held on Monday evening next, to
transact business in connection with
the death of Bro. 0. r.. Nelson, & c.
j. p. HAWKINS, Recorder.
THERE mas been a new enterprise
lately started in Mineral Point of
which all citizens may feel proud.
1t is a credit to the city and bene-
fit, and is the most complete of its
kind in southwestern Wisconsin.
We refer to the new music store of
5. I. Osborne, adjoining Vivian's
drug store. Here you can get any
thing in the music line from the
highes priced piano to a jewsharp,
and all musical equipments at whole
sale or retail. The place is cosy and
inviting; inspect by all means.
THE grand closing concert of the
course, Boston Ideals, will be the
most novel and refined entertain
ment ever given in our city. Seats
will be on sale Monday, Feb. 10th,
at the postofiice. All parties hold
ing season tickets will please locate
before then if they wish to have q
choice. Mail orders from surround
ing towns are coming in, and such
a grand concert should merit full
house. General admission so cents.
Nothing extra for reserved seats.
Children 35 cents. Come every
body and enjoy an evening Of music
and song.
TINS from the Dodgeyillo Sun is
interesting: w. II. Phillips, who
resides near the road leading from
this city to the county seat, and
about 81 miles out, had steer that
refused to eat satisfactorily and con
sequently fell off in flesh until he
got so poor that it was necessary to
help him to get up. At that time
there was a lump forming ON his
under jaw. BY an examination, the
discovery was made that a piece of
section of a reaping sickle pro-
truded through the skin in the
swelling, this was removed and the
animal is in a fair way to recover.
If you want to see what local
talent can do, be sure and attend
the Sons Of Veterans entertainment
next Tuesday night No one ever
leaves their entertainments dissatis-
fed, but this time they are deter
mined to give them more than ever
for their money. Some of the best
local talent will take part and will
produce the famous drama, "The
Mountebanks." If you appreciate
good acting you cannot afford to
miss it. If you like fun and comic
songs attend it. Observe that they
stick to the old popular prices Of
10 cents for adults, children 10 cents,
and reserved seats 25 cents.
BURGLARS broke into Martin 81
Toay's hardware store Monday
night and took possession of several
pistols, some cartridges, a lot Of
pocket knives, aud about $500 in
change that was in the money
drawer. The value of what was
taken is at least $4,000. No attempt
was made to get into the safe. En-
trance was gained by prying up one
Of the back windows, and then the
inside shutter A pinch-bar was
used, and its marks found on doors
and other windows Of the building
There is good reason for believing
that the same pinch-bar, manipulated
by the same parties, opened the
Cash Grocery House some weeks
ago.
HAVING sold his farm Mr.. 7. II.
Shepard will sell at auction, on the