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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-12-04
Business News and Gossip.

Land on Neville Island is held at over $1,000
an acre, with very little of it in the market.
Southern lumber is growing in popularity IN
this market and receipts are increasing to meet
the demand.
If plans materialize, building at Glenwood
and Hazelwood next year will be on large
scale. Several blocks are on the slate, includ-
ing hotel.
The demand for building sites on the Perrys-
vile road show little or no abatement. Most
of the purchases are for Improvement.
1t was stated yesterday that the superstruct-
ure of the Neville Island bridge will be COM
pleted within ten days, when work on the ap-
proaches will begin.
Several real estate brokers said yesterday that
sales this year have been larger than in any
equal period since the, business was organ
Ized. The prospect is favorable for good WIN
ter trade.
One of the most prominent real estate firms
in the city has just completed plans tor fine
Office building, to be erected next year.
Ten of 81 mortgages received yesterday were
for purchase money. The largest was ST. 10O.
Each of IL was for less than 81 coo.
1t has been computed that about S2S.cO0, 900
will be set free by the December settlements.
The re1nvestment of this large sum will be
great stimulus to business.
The First National Bank of Braddock has
declared per cent dividend, payable forth
with
The property on Third and Penn avenues was
offered at public sale yesterday and Withdrawn,
bids being unsatisfactory.
The Building Record.
Eleven permits were issued yesterday for IA
houses-all of moderate size and cost. The list
! is appended.
W. C. Carnegie, two frame two-story dwell
ings, l4x3O feet. on Susquehanna street, Tweu-
ty-first ward. Cost. 1000.
Walter Pears, two frame two-story dwellings,
l4x30 feet on SusQuehanna street. Twenty
first ward. Cost, $1,000.
Henry Cowles, frame one-story clubhouse, 20
x5O feet on Atwood street, Fourteenth ward.
Cost $500.
Henry A. Davis brick three-story tenement.
54x2S feet, on corner Townsend and Colwell
streets, Eighth ward. Cost, $500.
Fred Benz, frame one-story stable. 12x1S feet,
on rear of Fillmore street. Fourteenth ward.
C. A. Beam, frame two-story dwelling, 22xS2
feet, on Glen Caladh street, Twenty-third ward.
Cost. 81. 400.
Peter sullivan, two frame two-story dwell
ings, l6x30 feet, on Bingham street, Thirty-sec-
ond ward. Cost, s2 900.
Mrs ). McCollum, brick one-story kitchen, l6
xlS feet, on Colwell street. Eighth ward. Cost,
Sl.20p.
William NJ. Graham. brick two-story and at
tic dwelling. 34X36 feet. on Negley avenue,
Nineteeth ward. Cost, $1,000.
Michael Graberkiewicz, frame two-story
dwelling l6x3l feet. on Stobo street. Four
teenth ward. Cost, $500.
]. X. Luckart. frame two-story dwelling, l6
x2S feet. on Sonora street, Twenty-irst ward.
Cost, $3.50.
Movements in Real Estate.
Ira NJ. Burchtield sold to Peter Shields
tract of land in the Twenty-third ward for SlS,-
0C0. Mr.. Shields intends laying it out in one
fourth acre and 50foot lots.
w. A. Heron & Sons sold three lots in the
White plan, Twentieth ward, near College ave-
al,rS rio
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Stocks, Grain, Oil.

Stocks, Grain, Oil.
McGrew, Wilson & Co., Eisner building,
cor. Fifth ave. and Wood st.
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II ERvES !!

Strong brave successful and win half their life
battles their NERVE BEANS Nervous Debility
Depression, Weak Back Seepessnes Loss of Appe
tte Hystea, Numbness Trembling, Bad Dreams and all
Nervous s. per box, postpaid Pamphlet
free Address Nerve Bean Co., Buffalo, N Y. AT Joseph
Fleming Sons Market ST., and all leading druggists
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Crisp Snaps, >

BRICK BUILDING-The most central ioca-
ton 10 the city, -Four stories and basement: 60xl2
feet. substantially constructed All occupied
this seldom occur in Seattle and this Is good
FRONT STREET LOT-central location;
30xl11 feet: partially improved only $4,000.
This IL but $500 per front foot, and you can't ind
abuy like II.
IMPROVED FARM-Sear the city and a
drstcass iocation can be taken for cash al special
bargain. SNAP HUNTERS" invited 70
investigate.
TO ExCHANGE-320 acres OF agricultural
land In kifsap county to trade for q farm In I'LL
nois, Indiana, Iowa or Kansas.
WATER FRONT-s40 per acre. This tract
81 situated on Port Orchard and Is a desirable
place. Partially Improved Running water on the
place. Part cash.
TEMPERANCE STREET-Tn Queen Anne
Town. an admirably situated building plot, TOKYO
feet: only one block from cars. Price, $1,000.
NAVY YARDS acres water front. highly Inn
right against IT, Price way down.
SIS PER ACRE-40t to 600 acres on railroad
south OF Seattle: Al ranch land Easy terms of
payment.
MADISON sTREET-Half block In MECH
veras addition 1t $3.50 per lot. Terms 70 suit buy
Grs.
MAYNARD,s LAKE WASHINGTON
Biz big lots for $500.
LOTS wANTED-In Renton, Edes q knights
and Summit addition. Write or bring ia your de-
ucriptions.
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sorrcE no srocKHoLDERs.


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ annual meeting of the stockholders OF the
elise investment Company. for the election OF oi-
reetOrS and the transaction 81 such other business
may lawfully come before II, viii be held a. the
office of the company in the city OF seattle wash
ingtou, ON Wednesday the l4th day OF January,
A. D. 1891, at the hour OF o'clock IN the after-
noon. Seattle, WASH December 10, 1890. j. w.
elise, president; III. X. elise, secretary.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING-THE REgU-
- lar annual meeting of the stockholders OF the
Boston National Bank. of Seattle. VIII be held at
its banking house on Tuesday, January Is, 1885,
at 30 O'Clock D. m for the choice OF directors ana
the transaction Of such other business as may prop
ery be brought before it.
J. A. JACKSON. Assistant Cashier.
Seattle Wash, Dec. 10, 1890.
NOTICE-THF ANNUAL MEETING OF
~ the stockholders of the Puget sound National
Bank of Seattle for the election of directors and
transaction Of such other business as may come
before il, viii be held on Tuesday, January 10,
1891, at O'Clock p. m. j. FUR1H, Cashier
December 12, 1890.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING-THE AN
- nual meeting Of the stockholders OF the fHst
National bank Of seattle for the purpose OF elect
ing board of directors for the ensuing year VIII ne
held at the Office OF the bank at Seattle on Tues
day. January -. 1891, at o'clock p. m. Lester
Turner, Secretary
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BLACKSMTrHTyG.

POBERT G. WESTERMAN. HEAVY Fogc-
IL ing and general bl&cksnsithlBg machine s-sir,
fts'at and building work all kinds Of loqsire.
asd RAlA Tools manufactured. West street f.Sr-R
Of aes4ear avenue. +. .. box III, Seattle Wssh-
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TRUNK FACTORY.

QUEEN CITY TRUNK FACTORY: RETAIL
manufacturers Of trunks vallses. telescopes and
straps, repairing. SslesTCoEn Basement northeast
eesaer Seceld al " aShLa.soa.
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VMPoUNpED

TMPoCNDED STOCK AT Agci, - a
l. Wednesday. Decerlber 24tE, al ~ 49,. = ~
front OF police headquarters, corner fe1i, !. ~
Terrace streets viii sell az public a1ctlon, q
highest bidder. for cash. TO pay expenss u - mi
pounding and keeping, / red COW. a9o1s go
years OF age. with bel on and ear marked y -
red and white better about three 81 yealst -
small white spot ON forehead and eef
GEORGE G. MON ROE. thief u ~
Seattle, WASH, December ls. 1850.
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CTFF NOTICES.

C'ITY TREASURES NOTTCE-THlSs ~ !. III
" lowing warrants viii be paid upon press-- q
az the city treasUYerfs Office and 10 lnlslsss
lowed after fifteen days from first paoDrs'''
this notice. 90 "a
Madison street warrants, ordinance osSf
J. sos to i.5la. inclusive. -. ~
Orion street warrants, ordinance ls-9-, 80
to 35A, inclusive. -. So "a
sixth street warrants, ord nance lf--o' -
70 356. inclusive -. &C
Clara street warrants, ordinance 1.Soo, So7s =
20 400. inclusive - n
Ninth street warrants, ordinance lr-Sf' -
70 81. inclusive. ri
south Seventh street warrant, ordinance -
No. 514. - "a
West street warrant, ordnance l+los. 10 Ia yas
Marion street warrants, ordinances ls-S's -
2aS % 500 inclusive
Dated This 18th day OF December. 1880.
WILLIS L. AIES, City iFeaS'--
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FOUND.

LNoUND-oNE CoAI~RTACk HORSE. ABOUT
Il l3's hands high. Owner carr have same b.-
provinS proPe-ty AHa PAYING charges. 81 > sal
EroEs street.
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LoST

LuSE.
I oST 80 SMALL CARVING JAPANESE
Il iuaEe. black six FOO and lccksf. engraved
-E- = l. frCm Barney" valued Sift. LIBERAL re-
ward u returned 20 the ofnce q Schwaoacher Bros
& Co. inC.
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Carraher & Meacham
Rooms % and %. OLYMPIC BUILDING.
South Side Occidental Square.

Advertisements under the heads Of Lost, Found.
For Sale, For Rent and Situations Wanted viii be
Inserted at the rate Of cent word each insertion.
Payment niways in advance No advertisement
received for less than IS cents.
& NoTICE-Thc business Office OF the Posr-TSTEL
11GEscEH is open until IL p. Classified ad-
vertisements will be received up TO this hour.
Advertisements win be received at branch Offices
81 the Posr-IsTELLIsEscER at:
Tacoma. .......................T. Sammons, Agent
Port Townsend. .Handley d French
The following letters await advertisers at this
mice.
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NOTICE OF DIssOLUTToN.

NOTICE OF DISCRETIONARY THE
~ firm of Hamilton & Mclaughlin has been dis
solved since September l. 1890 and that since that
date viii not be responsible for any debts con
tracted by j. r. Mclaughlin in Of Hamilton
d Mclaughlin NJ. L. HAMILTON.
SEATTLE, Wash, Sept. i, 1890.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT HAVE
~ bought Charley's restaurant on Jackson street
between Fourth and Fifth, in Morning Star alley,
and viii not be responsible for his debts
SING LEE.
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SS0 REWAED-S5o REWARD Will RE-
t.NOp paid by the undersigned for informal
Inst win lead % the recovery OF aud convi.rion ~
the person persons who stole the follow NJ arrs-
cles nom The Woodland Park notel. sometime se-
tween the 2StA Cay OF November and December 4.
one Marin rtije Secaii6re, ami a double barrsles
shotgun. the barrel OF which : 81 inches long ria
Nos iS smith. ham nler3eSs hound inlad With -oIs
Gu the " xCer guard and initials q. &. p engraved
gold plate on fae stock. The gun was enclosed
In black leather ease with initials OF brass plafe
q case, -. {. r" &. c. Phlnuey room zoo Ruler
block
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MILLINERY

THE ROSEBUD MILLINERY s-rr.'-.--
Il an elegant assortment Of ignpo-tss ~ ~ \
goods; cut prices for Christmas: cal ~. W. =
our stock. 900 Pike street =
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PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.

III r. CoRsON NJ. D.. ROOM 10 COLMAN
Ii. building telephone 10. residence 221 Albert
street: telephone 3D..
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IyOR SALE-A LIMITED NUMBER OF
II shares In valuable gold mines worcestershire
Investigate If you wish to make money. Charles
r. blackburn room 2 Boston block, or Arlington
hotel, city
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w 80 - 10 1tkNT A STNTFEN- ROOM
noase tooneie heaSe Of eight rOagrsS sase Mi
1890 .sAx cable or electric railreasx agrsss
~Assaana, care Pest late lsseeeer. -NS~''Ss
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VETERINARIAN.

GREEN & NUGENT, VETERINARY PHYS
VI clans and surgeons; honorary graduates n
Vet College; Office and infirInary at Guyney q
Stables, cor. West and University streets ia
phone 49,
DR. A. j. MCINTOSH. GRADUATE OF 0yTlI
IL rio Vet. College Office at Montana ssxha
Office telephone, 200; residence. 367.
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SPECIAL NOTICE - FOR CUT FLOWERS
- and plants go 10 the greenhouses OF the Wash
lngton Floral Company, on Madison street near
Lake Washington; here yoG ind the largest
assortment Of roses. carnations, hyacinthS. etc.
II the state. the public cordially invited TO
VISIT our greenhouses.
NOTICE TO BCILDERs-PLANs FOR COT
~ t2ges, SIS; twc-story residences. $50; bald
lnsS erected on nstaltnent Plan BY J. Frle1ls26er
architect and builder S07 Columbia
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MANUFACTURE, RELIABLE MEN AS
w special agents aud state managers for the
Washington National Building, Loan and Invest
usent Association Of seattle: terms liberal: posi-
ton permanent: the only national association In
the Northwest. /. Hill Case. General Manager,
Occidental block.
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HATRDREssryG.

DROFESSOR ". G. AkER. Alb BATTEKl
Il street: Wednesdays and Thursdays, iuVsl(
Saturdays, private lessons; modern society daKIa
please cali or write
QUEEN CITY DANCING ACADEMY, wAsl
" ingt0n hail. l,526 sixth street; aavxao,
classes Monday and Friday evenings: oesin1xl
class Thursday evening: private lessons; wan
speciality. Professor @. Lopp. send tor circular
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ocULIsrs AND AURTsTs.

nR. KIBBE-OCULIST AND AURIST AND
10 Halter block, Columbia and second
streets, rooms and g.
CEo. A. REICH, NJ, D.. oCULIST, AURIST
" and physician for diseases OF the throat.
Office, room 81 Boston block.
nR. STILLSoN, SURGEON FOR EYE. EAR.
IL nose and throat. Halter building; VIII leave
October 1st for five months tour among the hos
pitfalls of New YORK and Europe.
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L'OR SALE-AT HALF PHrcp -
Il millinery 10 close mp business s,Sqtli1
street, between Third and Fourth. tre o hs,.to
postOfice x
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~ f. BoGARDUS, FORMERLY CHEMIST
". for the b. & .. r. r.. also practical assayer
and chemist in Chicago; mines examined: assaying
and chemical work OF all kinds done; classes in
saying. Room 3, Terry building. corner CONNER
cial and Washington streets. seattle, Wash.
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ExGryEERs AND CONTRACTORS

CAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE COMPANY
- Engineers and contractors for bridges Of every
description wharf building. pile driving, dredging
and steam shovel sxcavatins plans aud spec3 tea
ticns furnished CT application; correspondence So
lci,ed. Once, Occidental block. seattle, W ash.
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SOCIETH NOTICEb.
INDEPENDENT ORDER FORESTERS, Sc
4 attic Comrnandery. No. $685. meets the second
and fourth Wednesdays OF each month: all brother
Foresters cordially Invited g. b. walsworth. r.
g.: r. Remich. G. II.
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WANTED by YoCNG MARRIED
~ couple, two MONS furnished for tight houSe-
ssssp,nx; Address stating terms, 1. {, T.. p o.
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Mas. REYNOLDS. THE SUCCESSFUL TEST
W and business medium, gives life readings: no
cards no questions. Has removed 20 new brick
Front street, between spring and seneca: hours
from 10 20 (.
I'LoRASCE MARVIN. PROPHECIES. WHO
II predicted tie Ssattls nre Room s Phinnsy
block, corneg Front aad Seneca streets
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MANICURE.

AIRS. ELMER STEARNS, MANICURE ca
vi ropodist and compassionate; Russian rsk1
menL 81 James street.
A LICE NJ MISUNDERSTANDING MAI
~ cure and ElectroloGist; parlors 20 and 81 -
yoke block, Front and spring streets.
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DATENTS PROCURED-wRITE FOR SAD
L vice to Inventors" q. III. King, Attorney, SO
Rengstorf block.
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DAILRoAD TICKETS TO ALL POINTS ~
HI $l5 cheaper than regular rates: every e;
guaranteed; tickets bought and sold. Rlchndx7
& CO., 7l9 second street. Telephone i4I
TTNION TICKET OFFICE-NEw YORK. ~
" Chicago, $40; st. Paul, $2S: Butte City a
Kansas City, $3l. SOL second street. TeiepSa2
Ne. 30.
NORTHERN PACIFIC TICKET OFFICE n
~ second street, Boston biock-Tickels q !,
from all parts Of the world You win save MOI
by calling on a. Chilberg. Agent.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-01-09

at the - hotel. She bounced in and
asked If she could have a room for the
night. Before the clerk could twist ,
smile to decorate his regrets that every
apartment in the house was enraged
the young lady snapped out: NV
mamma win be here tonight from
Liverpool. I've telegraphcd Tor her. .
"Oh, very well; in that case YOU can,
perhaps, be accommodated. gently
suggested the clerk. The new arrival
went on, in a voice tremulous with ir-
ritation, Perhaps you'd like to send
for my father, too, and my sisters and
my cousins, my aunts and grandpa
Their or two Mamma will answer
the purpose nicely the clerk replied
with serenity. oh, I'm glad Of that -
replied the Boston lassie with "a toss OF
the head, because ii it viii appease
your suspicious as to who ! am. / can
show YOU my visiting cards, cnrtif-
cate ofmy birth The pedigree of my
family for three generations back and
the vaccination mark ON ms RIGHT
arm The clerk bowed hamiN. and
the young lady trottcd Oft to her apart
meqt.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-01-09

Tho ordinary manner of the drug
DBL y ,bo sells stamps at the Govern,
e.eI4 nr;ee. Why the clerks should
men. -smps. put sign in the window,
buy '., sell them with such eNtraor-
sna l"' ;ll-cr31 is one of the mysteries
dln1l' .nojern retail trade. 1t Is fact
Of iNe ~ ri the clerks consider it a
i1a' Lna ,tfront to have any one ask
per- r stamps, and the machine IS
men isred the more courteous and
- Baldwin of California has
blacksmith, a farmer, a stable
oe.u ,. he has kept hotel, a grocery
se'I'' III - theater lie was a boat
'.'Is' On, On F., 81. Louis canal. became a
sE.'lr rg trlde,man, crossed the plains,
u4T IA i rafting business in tobacco
al4 u.. ,mono the saints of Salt Lake
~" FINALLY he reached San Francis
O'H, r..ra .he first thing he did was TO
c'' tamperance hotel Then he be-
','.' = brirkmakcr, and made money.
S On stock was running everybody at
VP' ,.,,e Baldwin tried his luck At I,
'D' ' me omit a winner of $4,000. 900.
3 anu now 60years old, tall, dark, why,
nsr,ous. and energetic.
r.tp Blair, the New Jersey mill
.D,frs never attended horserace or
l' Ga.. hail gume, has only once been
tbegtpr. and drinks only when in
., - I'M, garments are plain, i'll lit
,in, aud worn even TO shabbmess,
s NH. HI. plug hat belongs to the famil-
,r ,p.cies rlat appears to have been
IN need oi currying ever since ante
i !" DAYS. Ills scant hair is snow
uEi..md his entire appearance gro
,,.Y,. resembling rather an upcoun-
", mnner whose knowledge of the
garId VA, confined principally to his
ovI orchard and lmnip patch than a
ma9rs klu- vino every year compasses
Il ai mile, of territory in looking
aIqr bi, vast railroad interests.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-01-09

FLANNEL for dresses, etc, largest
stock and lowest prices ia lhe city
at Gundry, Gray IL Co.'S.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-01-09

FIEsr quality mixed paints, all
shades, ready for use, at Prideaux's
Drug Store.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-01-09
trTORNEIN
CAlyynr srESslsy cuas " ucuuox
NpEN$INN 4 WcILHON.

\ TrNNNEFS AND CoUNSvTOps Nv,er,t
\ Point, Wisconsin. OHcc Va First National
Bans building WIN practice M au state and q \
Courts 40, "'
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-01-09

}. a. SPRATLER has the finest dis
play OF canned goods in the civ.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-01-09
Mason & HamHn Piano-FortS and ORGANS

). I. Osborne has secured the
agency for Iowa, Grant and LaFav-
cite counties TO sell these celebrated
instruments. None better Head
quarters, Mineral Point. Islv
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-01-09
J. VI. EInle.. %. ID. :.

RAnUArf OF Pennsylvania College W Dental
'SurRerv phiiadelnhn Pa One over Gnrdry
GRAY GO store Mineral Point WIS
NITROUS oNlpF administered f1r che ,air .ss oil
traction of teeth
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-01-09

n g. WAsHRGRN CAMP 40. rs. RcruIar
y meeting nr-t and third Thursday evenings
OF each month Visiting brothers always wei
come
X. HoCKNG, Isl sprgt A. VIVIAN. Can't.
{ EOHGE " LEGaTE RELIEF CORPS. NO.
10. Regular meetings the first ana third
irony afternoons Of cach month Visiting
members always welcome
hH-. tHAiua1IA PHDEAux, Pres.
LAURA DtvfIE. Secretary.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-01-09

On jOSEpHs BENEVOLENT SOCIETY;
meets ovcry SUNDAY afternoon after tho
l9lh da' "i each month, nt ST. Mary tGorman)
Catholic church
JOHN JEruK Pres. JAtlu DRr.pN SIN SEQ
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-01-09

JUVENILE TEMPLE No ~. l. o. q r.;
- meets every Tuesday evening nc Good Tenn,
plar NHll r. ALLEN. IN. q NJ
ALTWEp VIVIAN. Supt
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-01-09

\ lNEitAL POtNT LODGE. No. 1.FNA.M.;
" meets lst uni 3l Tuesdays Of eauh month
49, ~ FnnEAuN, g. a. WRauT.
w. NJ. Secretary.
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cHURcH rocfErIrs.

VI ETH. EPISCOPAL CIV Haurov. Pastor
sunday services 900 lOtU A. w. and roo. T.. NJ
SUNDAY Sclnol M anO I'm PRAYER meetings
ON Mondays and Thursdays 90 Pm
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-01-09

| DIVA CHAPTER, Ma. q. A. NJ: meets every
second nnd fourth Mondays of each month
Wh. fREWEEE II. y. "A. SruArLEH. Sec.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-01-09
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PHYSICIANS


| PHYSICIAN 4 SURGEON -Ofice over Naurer',
l JeWelry store High Street Residence on Doty
stree, month Of VIM. rreweek's blacksmith shop
Vails promptly responded TO, day or night 2it
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-01-09

So. MANYS fGcumaul H. a. WpNuApr
lpstor sunday services. First Mnse ai 400
A. gus HiFh Mass nt l0m g. NJ; vasprrs at
N.hn.rM
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-01-09

DuYSIctAN AND SURGEON. --omce m Ten.
ahan' hlork, M stairs. FIRST door d len RESI-.
aencr ar" door west from p Church Mineral