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New-York tribune., 1890-04-01
CHlCKERING HALL
A VALUABLE SPRING COURSE OF
LECTURES.
By Dr. Greene, the WeII-known Physician of IS West
14th.st., New.Yerk.

1t is many years since Dr. Greene Of IS West I4
st. York established his interesting and nstrucye
series Of free spring lectures in Chckering Hall As
usual with these popular and maniacenty illustrated
lectures greeted last evening at the oonng
lecture the by large and enthusiastic audience
Important these lectures to the public II Is the
professional OF this able and slfu physician which
that large proportion Of the people OF New
York and vicinity who sufferers from disease The
Doctor specialist in the and cure Of all form,
Of and chronic diseases, giving his and un
divided attention to the OF this large OF a,ec
tons which surely the powers and energies f
the system in troubles o, Che stomach liver
kidneys blood brain aud nerves and which result il neg
lectsd In prostraon. debility and exhaustion
How many people
New-York tribune., 1890-04-01
rA11rRE OF IN OLD ALBANY INNER IlE1

ALBANY. Starch 81 sp,cah.- The paper 4 j. g..
To,~uer 4 Co.. lumber moschants went - protest ill'
u,o,n,uE snd tllls afternoon 'h, hrm ,u-|nd" 4a'
mc.ts The reasons l1vcH a'e the recon- i4''''' 90
I've Gardova 4 Co.. lnmicr morohaLi, ~ Ncv YORK. ana
~, r,,~,o,. connection riil! Horace +. Bi.Du-H- t
"a cyuos1 luln,rr lcnAtnt.. wap fh.i'H T.itn q
The assets viii hc only -UADcnt 20 cove: i.' n.blf
Tho liabilities src about 10000.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-01

Choycnuc. Wy. March 3l.-Fhaald Happy. the
-On of Louisville merchant, who la, been visiting
ON the Ils Horn. has been lot IN ih' mountains
three wccl,. and }. believed t. have pcr-hcd lis
horse with blanket, and saddle. was found by
searching part, un Saturday twenty mile, from the
road on winch Happy travelling when o'crtahcn
.,f . ~
New-York tribune., 1890-04-01
poLJcr Jrsrfcgs WAKE ,profyTrEyrs

Tho Police Justice. met las evening at jefferson Market
Police Court appointed Richard J. Sullivan b. be
clrr place Of Rchafd j. Power; Henry Jacobs sub
pocna Cou: = special Sessions 70 be assistant
clerk place John V Nc KcOn. vino resigned 10 accept
rio lace = tty Justice made vacant by The death Of
Ambrose Mcneil Geofgc Kelly also appointed % be
police co4rt clerk. The justices present were Ford
Mcnahon. Cochrane. o'Rcy, Smith, wedc, Duffy and
Totp
New-York tribune., 1890-04-01
oer,c,u y,RrCT or1nArIoxs SroPrrD

Chicago March 81 lspccialt-M 10 ofio"h 'l'
afternoon the Board OF Trade marhe' Inp'h"oh o'
usrtmrnt went quietly ou' oi existence ih''o VII"
lie no destruction Of wires, cutting on o,n"''n''
~ o.o,.a, ~ ,os,rnrcn,s Or any Of the sensational
fe,t,,rc4 which have attended previous similar s'lS ~
The va on the bnehot'hop.: Thc hl4rl oi l"u'
o;Il ain ,ly stop sending ONT o1lcial quotations.
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suffer from some Chronic Ai!mcnt.

which only renders them unit perform their daily
duties. but their lives misc orabe.
And when one thinks that all this suffering Is unneees
sary Greene not only but does cure perfectly
and completely these various weakening and exhaus.lne
diseases 1t wonder that this successful physician
is applied to by the SICK and suffering only Of ,,
city all the country, to obtain sure and
[
New-York tribune., 1890-04-01
ro s,.r THE ELEVATED RAILROADS.

CORPORATION Counsel CLARK sent yesterday TO the
Controller the in the snii Of the city against
the Manhattan Railway Company for 100000 al
cscd 20 lee due the city. percentage on te o'"o Va
80, elevated railway system Controller Myers VIII
',.e t,. nY,!cc N &c served on the company TO-DAY
and the suit will be pushed with 'sor.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-01
sEw-YoRK TUESDAY, ,1sHlTwEvE PAGES

Uigeinson. George BIagdcn and j. L. Knapp. Messrs.
Chase and Nigginson founded the firm in 1909 Mr.
Knapp was admitted 70 partnership in 1873 ana Mr.
Blaedcn about 1851. ii had been known ior some
lllgeinson and Mr.. Knapp are members OF the STOCK
Exchange.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-01
70 SELL GorERyuEsT LAND rs rlTTFW re-

WASHINGTON. March 3I.-The property in rHsbnre
,h i a. J.. .old undor the terms oi rc Dill passed
in the House today il pa.T of Old Fort Fajeu"'
and /, in Pcnnsylvauia ave. Representative DaI'i
sars il is practically usee's +, tl~ "oNcrimen,'
~. crsc,nd he adds il worth s2Co,OOO 81 S"OoOOO
New-York tribune., 1890-04-01

STAY AND CE0RwELL SENTENCED FOR LIFE
pncor Mo March 3l-Davd L. Stain and Oliver
6.-om,rcu convicted OF the murder OF John wilson
parron. the cashier of the Dexter savings halH'
ucrc brought into the supreme Conrt this m%or,ibs %
and sentenced 70 State Prison ior lie AZ hafd iiDo''
New-York tribune., 1890-04-01
PREPARING FOR DAVID DDWSS FUNERAL

The funeral Of David Dow, will take place on W'dne''
day at 10 H. at his home. 40 Fast SIXTY .nin:hst.
The Rev Dr. Ran.ford of ST. Georges Church. will off,
cstc After the service special train Will leave the
Grand Central Station Ii for the cemetery at sleepy
Italia
New-York tribune., 1890-04-01

Thousands OF people need this valuable remedy, who
would and It's powers just what they require
In restore health II they had the good sense TO 60 70
their nearest drugstore and purchase for IL this sNer
Of renewed lfe and strength Thousands angulsh un'
der nervous and physical weaknesses which can be
easily and RAPIDLY cured by the Of this medicine
Il Is just what the brain-tired banker merchant or
husnes. man needs to the strength and activity
NJ tho brain and remove those nervous sensations
which result from overwork strain Of brain and
IL is exactly what IS needed by the youth STUDENT
clerk or workman has out his nervous vitality
and exhausted his brain powers by close confinement
overworA dissipation.
|, is the tonic and restorative needed By middeaged
nd mon
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THE FOURTEEN PEOHATIONERs.
There are foartccr arabationcrs:

Quest. Host. Kcsldcncc.
Ackc.ly Edward RAndfcw Gamble. W lf2d.st
logton T. K-...- ReN -. L. }outon fH Itrl-s~
Carey j. Mr. Henry iashc. =. C66 1thaNc
CIVIL Aeon r. Mrs Henry la.hcr OOG i-afc
,,eioid Harry ID. A. rackabcrry I.a2l Madison-ave
'ahan, Jo.n Mr., X. II. tsiaI 100 W. 25t-,
Gflin Aithrr NJ y. v Stc,cn. 73 " 9Citrt.
Tfgg>. Eugene. Nr. Blackburn. 203 7,avc
Meals at Mrs. Mcycrs..2i2 w. l35th-.
Knapp, Rolcgt..-M. '. Achcfiln .IOJ Chailss.-
owthcr, K. A..-.srN : LuWthcr - Jaac--
SNYDER; Martin B. l. T. Tackah.'iy Mad ion.avc
stafford, l. T-..-Nr- a. y. Norman l59 ". l2oti-st
N,ao Tloua-.. --DcNitt Weeks 1G3 Mott.aye
Wilson, J.. E.. John DsNGs. i'll 81 NichO9
l.. L. L. l.
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Rccuperate Their Exhausted vital Powers

and give yeor and 70 their nerves.
IL IS what weak tired and nervous women must have
Il they would recover health, strength aad vitality
!, A., ,h. host sprlng medicine in existence and Is Of
especal need at h., by all who are affected ~
the weakpcss languor and sluggish condition OF tho
svste,n Incident to spring. II may be used freely ana
fcariessy by all. for IL Is perfectly harmless o'hs
mad. entirely from pure health giving and strength
restoring vegetable medicines
Thi, evening at o'clock. IN Chickorng Hail Dr
Greene viii give HIS great free lecture Oh physical
and Mental culture" illustrated by the most magnin-
IAN, dssoiylnc views New and beautiful pictures will
hc introduced and the entertainment will doubtless at
tract large audience. ON wednesday evening az
o'c,ck the Doctor viii deliver his mathless free private
lecture 70 only, on "Ihe Philosophy ol f'g'ee'
Manhood" completely illustrating his subjects by the
.,,raor.i,on THURSDAY evening the lecture VIII also
he nrl,atc 10 men only. ''rhe Science u Lh'" On
rh,r.day afternoon 3 o'clock there VIII be free
pr,ao illustrated lecture ladies only 70 which ladies'
,re ,o-d,,lv invited Admission to all lectures free.
No children can he admitted.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-01

IN regard their and assure them that per.
feet and permanent cure will result in almost every case
His 1ith-sr. NewYor8 and the once
hour, are from a. m 70 p n. daily and on SUNDAYS
from A. ~ 70 T. H. Al who desire 10 De- curd should
taxo our care.t advice and call write Immediately
one Of Dr. oreones discoveries in medicine has become
f yordwde celebrity and taken Its place the recoe-
l1,d cure and standard remedy for nervous diseases Ids,
IL nod hardly b., stated Is hi wonderful discovery known
~. n- ,-e.n,.s No.Nura. scarcely a drug be
found at the present day where sufferers from nervous Dis
cases cannot obtain this marvellous remedy for It Is recog-
nizad by a-py.cans druggists and the people alike
IS the grcates and bet medicine ever discovered Tor these
diseases.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-01
certain to give.

DI. GREENE's PRIVATE CONSULTING ROOM
10 undcrt )od by all that DR.. GIeene in his treat
ment only harmless vegetable remedies, and these meci.
cincs By their Hoy, curative powers have demon
stracd their strength giving and heathestong proper
BE remembered also that the Doctor be con-
suited by any and all who suffering from any form OF
chronic longstanGne disease absolutely free Of charge.
personally or hy letter The only charge IN for
patients who place themselves under h professional care
treatment price Of the medicines which
always Very reasonable and within reach OF all rich and
poor alike.
hesi'ate 70
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nysSoIUTJ0y OF A BANKING FIRM.

:
The dissolution Of the firm OF Chase q Hiseihso'
store and brokers at No. "a Pne-st. was announced
.a Its members arc e. L.. Chase. James J.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-02-20
ELLA VIVIAN, Sec.
Pointers in a Train Wreck.

Last Friday night a Wisconsin
Central passenger coach (aboard of
which were Mr. Henry thinner, of
Mineral Point, aud T. G. Mullen,
formerly Of this city, was wrecked
in a remarkable manner at Marengo,
near Ashland, this state. While
standing on a sidetrack waiting for
freight train to get out of the
way, the passenger train was at
tackled in the rear by runaway flat
car loaded with logs. The flat cal
escaped from a distance Of six miles,
and when it struck the passenger
was going at an estimated rate OF
thirty miles an hour It's a wonder
that none of the several passengers
on board were killed. The logs on
the fiat car crashed through the end
of the passenger coach and piled
themselves up on the seats in much
the same position they had occupied
OH the fiat car. Seven or eight per
sons were injured Messrs. Zim mel
and Mullen were taken to the Sis
ters' Hospital at Ashland. Zimmei
had his legs bruised and was cut
about his head, but from reports il
is thought that be will be able tc
get home in a few days. Mullen
who is engaged as operator at the
station at Morse, in that part Of the
state, had the most remarkable ex.
perience Of all. He was standing
on the rear platform Of the crushed
coach looking out into the darkness,
and heard the roar Of the runaway
car, but thought it was a freight
train which the breakllan, who was
stationed back for that purpose,
would flag. As it came near
enough 50 that he could distinguish
its outlines he thought it was a
haudcar and turned TO enter the
coach. Immediately the crash came
and Mullen was suaok by heavy
log in the middle Of the back,
knocking him the Whole length Of
the car Ills head and legs were cut
and bruised He sustained as severe
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-02-20

right to occupy another's seat with
out his or the usher's consent. Ex.
cept on special occasions there is
always room for everybody, aud if
you will put yourself in the care of
the usher he will find you seat +,
aud when he starts up the aisle to
conduct you to a seat, follow him.
Don't allow him to so along, and
when half way up the aisle look be-
hind to see that you have bobbed
into a seat back by the door. Smart
Alexis do such tricks, but no gentle
man or lady does. Words TO the
wise are sufficient.
%Ns
The young men who have con
Quoted the Concert Course this win.
ter are entitled to vote of thanks
from the public. They labored hard
TO make 1t a success aud did it as
we'll as any of us could. Some dis
satisfaction, of course; but did you
ever see anything undertaken in this
town that pleased everybody? We
have our share of kickers with
other towns They couldn't sleep
we'll if they didn't kick, and some
of this class bought tickets in the
late course, and thought they owned
the whole course, and the boys were
kept on the gridiron by such ones
but they swallowed the quinine and
Went on doing their best Ii was
their first effort. What errors were
made will be remedied next time.
The course on the whole was good
"Attractions" that were weak, were
more than made up for by the strong,
and we hope the course for next
season will be more literally pat.
ronized.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-02-20
COUNTY SEA u


From the Chronicle;
The Chronicle has the pleasure
this week of extending congratula.
tions TO its young friends, Mr.. Sam
uel Meyer and Rozena Roberts, who
were married yesterday by the Rev.
J. Hardeastle, at the residence of
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
Richard l.. Roberts, in this city.
Died, at his home in EIroy, Wis,
Feb. 18th, of typhoid fever, Elisha
Smith aged ~ years and ! months.
Deceased was the youngest and
only remaining brother Of our
'townsman, o. G. Smith, who will
have the sympathy of many friends
here in his bereavement.
Miss Bertha Kuhnhenn, student
of the Patteylle State Normal, has
applied for the school in Carpenters
district, two miles and a half west
of the village. She is most
worthy young lady and will quite
likely be granted the spring term Of
teaching M.Btin Cor.
Robert Craine, a young man en-
ployed by Jas. J. Harris, Of the
town Of Linden, had the misfortune
to cut his foot very badly while
chopping wood, near Mrs. Flinps
place, last Saturday. The AK entered
between the third aud fourth toes
aud split his foot clear through, and
back as far as the iustep. Fortu.
uately, others we're working near
him, and with their assistance the
flow of blood was stanched and he
was brought to town, and at last ac-
counts he was getting along as well
as could be expected. Moral-Don't
stand on the log you are chopping.
From the Sun.
We were presented the other day
with some ripe tomatoes, which had
been picked from the vines few
days before, having been raised by
Mrs. Goodyear, Of this place
Areao Cor
Rev. John Evans, aged % years,
died last Saturday night at bis home
in this city. He was an old servant
Of Christ, having been active in the
ministry for many years both in
America and Wales lie bas been
associated with the Welsh Calvan-
isis convention in Wisconsin since
1874.
This week we have followed the
remains Of two ministers to the
grave, Rev. Meredith Evans, in his
7eth year, and ReY. J. II. Evans,
nearly % years. Although advanced
in years, yet alive 70 the progress
and reform Of the times, stauch
temperance men aud jealous adyo-
Gates Of prohibition Of the liquor
traffic
Dodgeyille Is to have one Of the
finest hotel buildings IN this section
Of the state in the near future. Il
viii be erected on the spot whore
now stands The Commercial House.
The proposed new structure is to be
q brick with frontage Of forty six
feet, running back one hundred
feet, and three stories high. The
location is the best for MOTEL pur
poses of any in Che city.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-02-20
GRAND CLEARING SALE.

Preparatory to making change
in some of our departments we
have decided TO withdraw from the
boot and shoe trade entirely, aud
will close out the same at and be-
low cost What we have in stock
consists of shoes, arctics aud rub
bers for men, women and children.
Our select stock of eloaks and
ovcrcoats, and all other winter
goods are offered at greatly reduced
prices.
Winter caps at cost.
The public will understand that
when this firm makes a statement it
can be relied on. We will positive
~ sell as hore advertised.
Sale commences Saturday, Feb. 8.
GUNDRY, GRAY IL Co.
Tuesday John lIarty and NJ. Hill
lery, Of Shullsburg, while at work
in a mine near that place, were
killed by an embankment caying in
on them. One Of the unfortunate
men leaves wife and seven chill
dren, and the other "A wife and three
children to mourn their untmely
death.--DasLitgton Hepubiicaa
Mr.. NJ. B. Pitman, one Of our
leading business men, accompanied
by his daughter Josie, took a round
about trip TO Mineral Point Friday
TO see bis son Frank. lie returned
by way Of Madison. Bosc0bel Djul.
Tony Howell has in his possession
a yerItabe wonder in the form Of
two calves heads on one neck. They
were brought to town by Geo Mar
low, and were given to Tony, who
has applied bis knowledge of taxi
dermy. They are perfectly deyel-
oped, each possessing the natural
organs, but are fast 10 one neck.
The heads face in opposite direc-
tions. GraH Ia. Hernd.
lirNDRA's is Che place 10 secure
pure maple syrup.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-02-20
zcAzz-E1

HARVEY -BAiLEY.-At the NJ. +. parsonage
iu This city the 18th inst, by Roy. Geo ".
Horton, james Harvey and Lucy Bailey;
both OF Cobb, this county.
WKBB LUEDKE. Last evening Feb u, at
the home Of The brides parents, No 6l4
South Third street bir. VIM. Webb and Miss
aussie Lucdke. The ceremony was per
formed by the Rev REIN, at eight O'Clock.
Tho groom is young man who resided in La
Crosse but short time but who has already
won many friends by hi- genial ways and gem
eral good qualities. The bride g the daughter
Of SIR. Michael Luedke, q respected citizen OF
IA Crosse for The past thirty-t9ur yeais The
ceremony was witnessed rs the relatives 81
the soutrac'iug parties and a small number Of
their nearest friends. The wedding was 8
happy afair and Tire young people staf ont iu
ide with the bcst wishes Of q large number OF
lr.eujsL ~ Gfaa Il4es
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-02-20
The Local Field.

d The Local Field.
n J. RICHARDS, of Freeport, Ill,
\ ba. been in our city the past week.
/ TINS section was treated to an
h inch coating of "the beautiful" yes
n terlay.
Mss EDITH IvEY has gone to
/ Sheridan, Wyoming, the home Of
ber sister, for visit.
1--we understand the new election
law the Darlington Journals pub
h F.bsl form is Incorrect.
4 EVERYONE should hear Mrs. Anna
L Palmer the Evangelist, at M. E.
L church next Thursday evening.
Miss MAEY Thomas, clerk in
4 Guniy, Gray & Cos, is visiting at
Auamossa, Iowa, with her cousin.
JP. FRIEDEN, shoedealer, who is
/ to occupy the Meunster building,
will be in his new quarters in about
two weeks.
The pension of VIM. Coad, Of
thi, city, has been increased, and
Pearce f. Owens, of Dodgeville,
ha, been granted one,
Now THAT the doctors say the
grip has left town, the person who
suffers with an old-fashioned cold
gets but little sympathy.
MISS 5. c. Cox wishes to announce
that she is agent for the Butterick
patterns Orders filled promptly.
The fashion sheet supplied. 8w4
SEED corn saturated with kerosene
oil, lis said, will preserve the corn
against the ravages of squirrels. 1t
is affirmed that oil does not hurt the
seed.
VINO wants to be Mayor? The
tribune will spare a column for
the names Of such aspirants. Hand
them in by Wednesday noon of next
week.
Miss SUSIE THOMPSON has re-
mraed to her home in Mineral Point
after about six weeks vacation with
friends at Plalteyille, Lancaster and
Darlington.
a2 Democratic Courier of Prai-
Tie ia CHEN says; There are no
differences between Democrats on
l."pIes, it is only a question Of
l,N 10 secure VOTES.
LzcCEsIoN tickets to Chamber
-aa' S. Oak, account opening of
>.'.A reservation, will be sold for
3-5t. for the round trip. Tickets
sood until Oct. 3lst, 1890.
Ha Heudra Bros. are having
and needed improvements
-''. g their grocery store. A
-' aIdware floor is being laid and
nv counters viii be put in.
+ wrestling contest at catch-as-
.n, for the championship Of
world, between Jack Carkeek
.om Conners, at Milwaukee on
q. this week, Carkeek won.
'a-IoS paper describes "socio-
place where people who
-r in years gone by tell of
an origin Of their neigh
conceal their own humble
ue-.
-Icago Journal occupies a
a.e among the newspapers
gown ana flI- it. II ISL
good clear type, is always
pure ana clean, gives the
Republican in politics,
ge. fam ald decided, !
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-02-20
PUBLIC AUCTION.

will sell at public auction, on
my farm, in the town of Miflin,
three miles southeast of Livingston
station, on
WEDNESDAY, MARou ~, 1890:
6s head of imported, pure bred aud
high grade stations, mares and colts,
So high grade cattle, 20 Poland
China brood sows, binders, reapers,
mowers, plows, harrows, wagons,
carriages, sleighs, harnesses, etc.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-02-20


Horeb, was starting his printing
press last Friday evening, his Ship
man oil engine exploded, throwing
pieces of the engine to every cor
ner of the room, lifting the press,
which weighs nearly FIVE tons, off
Its base and moving it nearly foot
to one side, breaking several arms
and casing. Mr. Mandt was leaning
mp against the boiler when the ex-
plosion took place, but only received
a stunned leg. Mrs. Mandt and her
baby were also standing close by,
the pieces falling all around them,
but they received no injury. That
Mr.. Mandt was not killed is a won
der. The cause is supposed to be a
defective steam-gauge. The total
loss will be about $3.50.
THE thanks of Mr.. and Mrs. Jos.
Polglase are hereby extended the
many friends who so kindly assisted
them in their sad bereavement.
The juvenile Temple of this city
is again coming to the front. New
members are being added each
meeting and the interest is attaining
its old-time influence. AT the last
meeting the following Off GERS were
installed:
Chief Templar fred Vivian.
Vice Templar- Blanche WhitfOrd.
Recording Secretary -Sallia Hadheld.
Assistant Secretary Bessie Hutchison.
Financial Secretary Mamie Treweek.
reasurer-Mabel Allen.
Chaplain Daisy Lanyon.
Marshal Bert Arthur.
Deputy Marshal-Miy Treweek.
Guard-Sallio Lutey.
Sentinel-Joe Treweek.
The teachings and training of this
institution are pure and elevating
and all parents should encourage
their children to become members.
w. Il. C.-All members of the
w. r. G. are requested to be present
at the regular meeting on Friday,
Feb. 81, 1890. Important business.
Mrs. G. L. PRIDEAUx, G. =.
ELLA VIVIAN, Sec.
THERE is no danger of pneumonia
following an attack of La Grippe
when Chamberlain's Cough remedy
is taken as directed for a severe cold
and care is used to avoid exposure.
Fifty-cent bottles for sale at w. III.
Driloouv3o 1rro, at,ra
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-02-20
TsCoNsIN, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20. 1890.

injuries as any person on the train,
but no dangerous results are enter
tanned.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-02-20

THERE are advertised letters at
the post-otlice, Feb 10th, 1890, for
John II. Nicholson, William Dean
OImstead, Mr. John Weaver, Per-
sons calling for the above will
please say "advertised" aud give
date of notice.
GEo. CRAwFoRp, =. "
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-02-20
rock bottom

To MAKE room for our new stock
of wall paper will close out our pres
ent stock ut cost
j. j. HANsCoM a. co.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-02-20
DO YOU WANT A SNAP

IN WINTER GooDs2
If so call at Penhallegon Bros
Shoe Store.
WANTED. Every family in Mineral
Point to buy their foot wear at
Penhallegons' where you can get
LADIES' fine shoes and slippers,
GEAis' Shoes of all kinds and sizes,
BOYS a GIRLs' shoes in large variety,
CHLDREN's shoes, endless numbers,
all at
rock bottom
prices.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-02-20
naneficLaI Department.

beneficial Department.
p.,sbisbed for the accommodation Of those who
,l +, want I'm any way, those who have lost
- t#ipj valuable property, ana ior thosc VINO
g.5. First insertion FREE. and for each in
Ng-,.5r thereafter twenty-five cents.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-02-20
MINERAL POINT MARKET.

s,.,-ss below are the highest that are
lae 81 he hour OF going 70 press:
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-02-20
.JoHN ELLswoR1

sw2' =. o. Livingston, Wis.
j. 0. Cusbman, Auctloneer.