Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-11-19
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of this law. The price of all farm
products is to 20 away up, wheat
higher than Gilderoy's kite, while
the cost of living is to be reduced.
All the trusts are to burst and all
monopoies vanish. Wages are TO
ascend and those who are out of
employment are to have work and
wages, if anybody can find the
unemployed. All establishments
are to employ only union workmeu
and strikes are to be unknown.
The poverty-stricken railway
magnates are to get their steel rails
from England at less cost, and these
arrogant, bloated manufacturers
who have organized to oppress
labor are To have their 'raw materi-
al" FREQ Of duty. We are all to be
happy, Why postpone this happi-
ness for a dreary, suffering twelve.
month when it is possible to possess
it next March? Let the new con
gress get ready for business on the
fifth of March and let Joy descend
on the sixth.
CnRIsNrAs ia not 80 far off that
its one hit too early TO think what
you mean to do on that day. IL
you propose to make any presents
now is the time to begin to think
them out, Don't wait until the
very last minute then be obliged to
pick up something that is not nj all
satisfactory. Already the mer.
chants have lot of nice things
| for Christmas as is seen in the dis
plays of their show windows, and,
they have got nice things inside
too. Buy early so az to have the
"pick of de choice" and save being
rushed to death at Christmas time.
Montfort Monitor: Geo. w.
Strong of Livingston was in town
the first of the week and ordered
some auction bills printed, After
the sale he will move TO Mineral
Point and become interested in tho
zinc works.
Mr.. Strong is with us, but is
acting as master blacksmith for the
new pulp mill
IT is understood that candidate
for office in Lafayette county is
defeated simply because ballot
clerk failed to properly sign some
ballots that were cast That does
not seem right. If the voter per-
formed his part correctly, aud an
appointed officer Of the law il alone
responsible for an error, why should
the candidate suifar2
Fresh oysters in can and bulk, at
IL. A. Spratler's. 45tf
Something new in Spring Balances
at Eden & Blewett's. Weighs from
! to $50 pounds. Ask for them. 45tf
FoR SALE.--A few good ewes Of
desirable stock. Apply to Robert
Julian.
FoR SALE.-Owing TO the burning
Of the cheese factory, / have for
sale a few good milch cows,
lw VIM BERRY.
THE finest line Of hard coal stoves
in the city at Eden & Blewett's.
These stoves will be sold at bottom
prices. Call and gee, aud be con
vinced 45tf.
Gift Books.
The largest stock every placed on
sale in Mineral Point-richest and
best binding possible to be had
all beautiful beyond desoription--
at HanscOm's book store. 47wI
1GA-zRLJ
| SYLVAN the p. ". parsonage on
| Sunday evening. Nov. i8 by Rev. y. Il. Chubb,
! Mr. David Jones and Miss Frances Vivian. all
| Of Mineral Point
The T"BuNE jOigs their host Of friends In
wishing them the bsst Of lfes blessings.
5HI-
! BURK at his home IN the town Of Wald-
wick. on Tuesday evening, Nov. 10. Hr.
Thomas Burke; AGED 50 years.
Il PETERS. AT the home Of w. II. Phillips,
town of Mineral Point, on the night Of the
llth inst. Mrs Elizabeth Peters; aged ~