Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-01-30
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deal q Sickness al over lule region
of country, much of it having no
connection with la grippe. Rheu-
matism is unusually prevalent III
Galena and vicinity, many being
afflicted with the disease VINO never
had it before Gdkena Gazette.
The Congregational church at
MazoManie is lighted 10y lncandes
cent electric lights. During ser
vices recently, the choir and cougre
CATION we're singing a Christmas
glee in which the words, "Arise for
the light is coming occurred. just
az the word slight" was reached
every light in the building suddenly
went out, leaving the church in
darkness III the midst Of the song.
After a good deal Of trouble The
minister succeeded IN finding
lamp and lighting it, but just AS he
reached the pulpit with the "glm"
the Iucaudescent burners Frightened
~ again aud the eight that was
coming" GENERALIZATION Journat.
The mcn-and "their name is
legion who have found drybone
on their lands are on the tiptoe Of
expectancy awaiting definite decIs.
ion a. to the value Of the article.
Particularly is this true Of the
farmers Of Guilford township, near
ly every one Of whom has u bonanza
in his own land if some of the
assayers' reports are to be believed.
The assayers do not agree, however.
One man had some assayed at Min
eral Point and some at Peru. From
Mineral Point be received the good
news that the ore was 4o per Ct,
pure, while Peru sent back word
that II Was worthless. 1t is such
conflicting reports that leave the
rybone owners IN. a state of bliss
tuI uncertainty az to whether they
aie bonanza kings or as poor rs they
were last year. G0(elta Gazctte.
Last Monday evening Miss Clara
Eyans, Of Wyoming, Iowa, who il a
ncice OF Marshal Henry, Of this civ.
aud Miss Katie Murray started from
this Guy In "a cutter, driven by jim
Muulssey, TO 80 to dance AT the
Murray farm and when near the
IIutchiEon furnace the horse ran
away. Miss Murray jumped from
the cutter aud escaped without in-
jury, after winch the cutter tipped
over and Miss Evans was thrown
out with such force as to break her
right leg above the knee. Frank
tawcett kindly took his team and
brought the Wounded glrl and her
companion To the home of Mr..
Henry IN this city. DR.. Gratiot
was called and is attending Miss
Evans ,Shulisburg Pick md Cad.
Frederick Wall was sent from
rlaucNlIIe 10 Lancaster Jail for
thnty days for procuring liquor for
persons on the black list. llis time
was uut one week ago Saturday and
as undersherIlf McGouigal was 20
lug 10 PIaueVlle TO attend 10 a
foreclosure sale he took Wall alone
On getting into the cutter Jim
noticed that he had an unusually
large bundle and asked him what II
was. 20, old clothes" he answered
and JIM, never suspectlug, took him
home. Later Sheriff Thompsou
missed "a number of articles from
the jail and house and Thursday
weut over to Plattevllle and re.,,.
rested Wall. lie found tina, WALL !
who had been given his liberty the
Friday night before he left, had
stolen from the jail and iailer's
reslurnce TWO coats and two vests.
three pairs Of pants, seven shirts.
seven pairs Of socks and two pairs
OF mlttens. So Wall went behind
the bars again Thursday forrobbipg
thu sheriff. Wall has the toughest
looking mug ON him we remember
to have seen for many long day.
BoSsobei Dial.
We spent a half hour in LOOKING
through Messrs. Wright q Sons !
drug store and pharmacy in this
wy boOh OF lhe pruprletUr> are |
registered pharmacists. They have
Wi1bh The past year gone into the
manufacturing business and already
they nave butt up quite an extensive
WhoieHa Iade. Among the goods !
which DIZZY manufacture Ia Wuehrs .
Cough syrup, acknowledged equal |
To any lhuG IN thp market. qI-,|
Nnsh1s Pic Ointment, and F.
Nushts Alrhcahng ointment for
general family use; also an eve
salNe that mas been louud d Give
great r,nyt 10 those suffering from
weak On Unframed eyes. Thr> also
manufacture NIights celebrated I
dandluil remover which has never
failed 10 give satisfaction. Also. /
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