Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-12-11

makes glad the hearts Of all who
desire the happiness and prosperity
of their home city.
HARDLY day passes but people
returning from Dakota are seen
here. We hear from every town in
this county of several who have re-
turned from the west, satisfied that
Wisconsin land and climate is good
enough for them.
MADISON papers state that there
is woman selling in cities through.
out the state recipe FOR a prep
aration which will curl and clean
feathers. She is a swindler, and the
stuff made from the recipe is
dangerous to use.
CALL and examine my stock of
underwear. 2w L. II. OSBORNE.
LADIES who love their husbands,
brothers, cousins and sweethearts,
are wont to express their affection
by suitable presents about this sea
son. All such should see A. G..
Deller's elegant mutilers, silk hand
kerchiefs, neckties, gloves, mittens,
suspenders, &c. soft
=. NJ. CHURCH services 1890 and
700. Mr.. Philip Allen, Sr., will
preach in the morning; Rev. S. r.
Chubb in the evening, subject--"The
Swellings of Jordan" A reception
of members will take place at this
service.
DAME RUMoR says that DR.. II. G.
! Cutler is soon to return TO Iowa
county, and will make his home in
Mineral Point. The genial doctor
and his pleasant wife will be warm
ly welcomed to share the bright
prospects we see so clearly in the
hear future.
ALL who are wondering what to
buy for Christmas presents should
glance over our advertising columns,
they will tell you the best and
cheapest places. We have new
aa s-i.- sAi = eek fur H j In oTs,
a. Spratler, Brewer IL Penhallegon ,
Economy Store, Jos. Deller and d.
jenkins each calling attention to
select goods.
WHAT'S the matter with John
Dave? He's all right, you bet.
And is selling goods at the old
stand as cheap as anybody ever did
in this town. For the holidays he
has many nice things, toys for
children, and useful and ornamental
articles for all ages, "without re-
gard to color or previous condi ton
of servitude." 50w3
AN exchange hits close to the
sentiments of majority of the
people when it says: "There are too
many elections. 1t would be a good
thing for the country if all the
states would amend their consti tu-
tions so as to elect state officers
once in four years the same time the
president is elected, and then there
should be national amendment
that would call for the election of
congressman every four years. AL
most anything, gentlemen, to get
rid of these off years. Elections
are expensive and the wear, tear
and excitement are more than the
public can afford every two years.
Give US less frequent elections"
THE G. A. r. boys expect their
annual festival and soiree on the
31st to excel all its predecessors,
and to be the event of the season.
Committees are at work on program
and general arrangements, soon to
be announced. A prominent feature
will be the presentation by the
donors of beautiful record, to con
tain personal sketches Of the Post
members, and other ex-soldiers. The
beautiful book is purchased for the
Post, by Messrs. p. Allen, Sr., p.
Allen, Jr., w. A. Jones, DR.. VIM.
Eastman, and Mrs. N. II. Snow and
Mrs. James Spensley, at cost Of
/ $50. Good vocal and instrumental