Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-11-06

sky. His wife saw him fall, and
before she could touch him he was
gone.
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.
IL free trade means "have any,
thing you want without paying for
it," as a certain Democrat thinks,
Republicans ought to feel all right
if they nave not got the offices.
In the three Republican towns of
Dodgeville, Linden and Miffli n
enough voters failed to cast their
ballots to have carried the county
for the Republicans had they voted.
Mrs. MATTHEWS, of Iron Noun
tain, Michigan, has been visiting
her uncle, Mr.. John Pearce, whom
she had not seen for about forty
years. The TRIBUNE appreciated
call from the lady.
TUESDAY % carloads of stock
were shipped from Mineral Point, a
special train being necessary. 1t is
understood that there was enough
stock on hand to fill forty cars, but
that number could not be had.
THE Prairie du Chen Courier
says the waters of the Mississippi
have been gradually raising since
the late heavy rains until there is
now a good steamboating stage of
water from St. Louis to St. Paul.
THE Democrats credit their vic
tory to the Mckinley bill. If this
be so the Republicans will be ex-
cused if they take consolation from
the hope that they may secure free
what necessaries might be needed
to exist.
THERE is no use saying one thing
and meaning another. The result
of the election has struck us dumb
with surprise, and even the Demo-
Gratis were so dumbfounded by the
result that their shouts of victory
were smothered.
PARTIES who claim to know
assert that the reason some buyers
of oats in towns not far distant
from Mineral Point can pay from
two to four cents a bushel more
than our buyers is because of the
extra weight they take for bushel.
The bazaar held by the p. M.
Alpha society last Thursday was a
highly enjoyable affair. Crowds
were in attendance, the booths taste
fully decorated with flags presented
a pleasing appearance, and a delic-
ious supper was served. The ladies'
netted about 500.
SERVICES at the p. M. church at
1890 and 700 o'clock. Rev. S. r.
Chubb will preach both morning
and evening. Morning subject
"After As years service; the old
warriors back look, or talk over
old times" Evening subject
"What is it to be ashamed of
Christi"
DIssATIsFA CTIoN with and mis-
conception of the tariff legislation
of the present Congress, undoubted-
ly contributed slightly to the Dem
ocratic success. Disappointed office
seekers added perhaps an equal
mite. But he is blind, or worse, who
does not see in the election figures
that the all-potent element was the
school law question.
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The Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union of Wisconsin supports
at EauClaire home for erring girls.
The meaus is chiefly derived from