Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-03-26

GEo. CRAWFORD has severed his
connection with the Iowa County
Democrat, and purchased the Sun
plant at Clarence, Iowa. Mineral
Point loses a good citizen and the
IRIBUNE genial, reasonable
competitor.
The place to see new spring
goods in profusion is at Gundry,
Gray & Co.'S. New dress patterns
in wool aud cotton, new table linens,
new gloves, new embroideries, new
laces, new yeiling-in fact, every
thing new under the sun, in the
dry goods line.
EVERY voter is responsible for
the vote he casts at any election,
and in measure responsible for
the men he helps elect to office,
therefore, if he would have clean,
wise officials we should see that
such men are placed at the head of
our national, state, county, village
and township affairs.
Mr.. FRED GILLMANN, who has
been employed for the past two
years by a tirst-class Chicago firm,
has commenced business in this
city. He has in his employ VIM.
Berchierker of Chicago, whom he
has found to be good workman. For
the present he occupies rooms two
doors east of the U. 5. Hotel.
THE Republican city caucus is
to be held next Monday evening,
the 25th inst. 1t would be best if
every Republican voter in the city
were to attend and thereby get the
true, expressed desire of the party.
In this way and with faithfulness
of the party voters at the polls the
ticket would be successful from top
to bottom.
"GoDEY's LADY's Book" for
Easter is out on time, so as to let
all the lad les secure for themselves
the latest fashions for the season.
A word to the wise is sufficient. If
you desire to be fashionably attired,
secure "Godey's Lady's Book" and
follow out its designs. Cooley Pub
fishing Co., Philadelphia, Pa. Price,
$500 per year.
WHILE helping to unload from
the car into a wagon on Wednesday
safe for his new jewelry store,
Ike Deller was unfortunate in
getting his legs caught between the
wagon-box and the safe as the
latter was coming down. Con
siderable skin was raked off and
bad bruises sustained besides. We
are glad to hear that no serious re-
suits are likely to follow.
By some means a Mr.. Pascoe,
who tends the crusher at the zinc
works, accidently fell down a steep
grade back of the works one day
this week. He struck his head
against an iron substance at the
terminous of the fall, cutting a
long, ugly cash behind the ear, and
was shak en- up considerably other
wise. He is still confined at home
by soreness and weakness.
Ar the p. NJ. church tomorrow
Rev. S. r. Chubb will occupy his
pulpit. Morning subject: "rhree
Thoughts on the Parable Of Dives
and Lazarus" lst, Future recogni-
tions a fact. ID, Memory as
mighty factor in both worlds. Sd,
The ministry of truth the greatest
power. Evening subject: "The
Turning of the World Upside Down,
or the base charge brought against
the Apostles"
In city and town elections there
is at least one thing that ought not
to be overlo oked, and that is the
qualification of the candidates. If
some OF the candidates are not
qualified they should be defeated
and others nominated in their place,
so that the public business may be
managed in a just and economical
manner. Let the voters Of this city
and every township in the county
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