Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-09-25

tor the sale of merchandise, ware
house, and number of dwellings
will be erected at once.
IF you are troubled about clothes
you will find fitting end to your
troubles at A. G. Deller's.
SOME parties have been guilty re-
Gently of the very mean trick of
robb ing bee hives of their honey.
The theft of the honey is not the
only deplorable part, but it is more
than likely to result in the death of
the bees.
OUR townsman, w. J. Penhalle-
gon, has experienced much suffering
from a rheumatic attack during the
last two weeks, confning him at
home. The latest reports, however,
are to the effect that he is some bet
ter, which the TRIBUNE is pleased
to chronicle.
FRANKLIN LANYoN, of Pittsburg, :,
Kan, has been viewing the scenes
of his childho ood in and about Min
eral Point within the past week.
Frank is the picture of health and
happiness. He returned home to-
day accompanied by Mrs. Henry
Lanyon, who has been sojourning
here for some months.
N. Il. MARTIN, the Republican
candidate for Assembly, has pledged
himself if elected to support the
principles of the Bennett law and
to favor the reelection of John G.
Spooner. Will the Democratic can
didate for The same position make
the same pledge with regard to the
law in question?
THERE are hundreds of patent
attorneys, but there are none more
prompt, trustworthy and reasonable
in their charges than Messrs. G. A.
Snow d Co., 7l0, Sth ST., n. w.
Washington, d. G. We take pleas.
ure in recommending them, and in
calling attention to their advertise
ment which will be found in an
other column of this paper.
WE are soon to have new bakery
and restaurant. Benz. Blewett and
young David Jacka have formed a
partnership for the purpose of es-
tablishing themselves in that bust
ness. They have secured the build
ing opposite John Horns, which
have lately been attractively fitted
up, and will be in readiness to serve
the public in few days.
Forty persons were poisoned at a
wedding feast the other day, by
eating pie made of canned fruit.
They are now all out of danger.
The crime of making the pie lies
between the bride and her mother,
the guests are not certain which.
The bridegroom has decided to live
at a clearinghouse until the re-
sponsibility is fixed. He does not
want to take any more chances.
Mr.. PETER NOBLE, who has been
visiting friends and relatives in this
vicinity, and who once lived here,
has left for his home at Harlan,
Iowa. Enroute he will take in the
corn palace at Sioux City and call
on relatives. Mr.. Noble thinks
Mineral Point one of the most
prosperous towns of his acquaint-
ance, and that people here do not
appreciate their advantages for what
they are worth.
Mr.. w. w. WILLIAMS, county
clerk, is busily engaged in preparing
certificates and other necessary
papers required for the conducting of
the coming election under the new
election law. In order that the
election may be properly conducted
under the new law, the ballots prop
erly cast and properly counted, 1t
might be of advantage to inspectors
and clerks Of election to study up
on the subject a little before the
election, all information regarding
which can be found in the book OF
instruction sent out to the town
boards of the several towns.