Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-04-29

CAah Il al lhVi lltk'Niucs Nolt ~
be one of the brightest rural dramas
ever written, will be produced Mon
day evening next at the Opera
House in this city, by the successful
comedian, Frank 5. Davidson and
an excellen: company. This troupe
is one Of high standing in the
theatrical world. A treat is uu-
doubtedly in store for our show
going folks.
THE editor of the Monroe Sun,
has evidently pressed the treacher.
Gus orange peel with his feet. Hence
his vail: "We cannot help regard
ing the man who Kicks into the
gutter the orange peels he finds on
the sidewalk as a true philanthropist.
But he is greater philanthropist
who also kicks into the gutter the
careless wretch who threw the
peels there.
ANDREW B1RoT, of Beaver Dam,
was to marry Clara Funkhouser a
year ago when her father died. The
wedding was postponed for some
time out Of respect to her father.
Just before the second time set for
her wedding arrived she too died.
Now the twice disappointed groom
is to marry the mother of the dead
girl, She is 55 years of age and
the groom to-be %.
ONE of the swindles being prac-
ticed is an advertisement of a steel
engraving. 1t reads like this: "Cut
this out and send $3.50 and you
will receive a beautiful steel en-
craving, the Landing of Colum-
bus This engraving is authorized
by the government and is an exact
copy of one of the masters" An
swer it, you will receive in return a
Columbian postage stamp.
TINS week DR.. Eastman, j. L..
Gray, VIM. Ross, d. Jenkins, w.
A. Jones, John Keiffer, A. Appel
and Ed. Jeuck shipped collectively
to the Worlds falr lot Of beauti
ful mineral specimens. etc, taken
from their individual collections.
It's value is of many hundreds of
dollars, and will prove a rare and
pleasing sight to everyone at all
interested in such displays
Ii you want to test the exLia-
rating and life-giving qualities of
| pure malt extract try Rahr's Cara
mel Malt Coffee. You will notice
its remarkable beneficial effect after
using it only short time, nothing
equal to it for restoring vigor to
the business man and brain.worker
The longer you use it the more
agreeable becomes its taste and the
more you prefer it TO the finest
Mocha or Java coffee.
JOSEPH TANGYE, q prominent
citizen in and near Shullsburg for
about forty years, died suddenly Of
hemorrhage on the 2lst inst. at his
Apple Rive, home; aged 50 years.
The deceased was brother-iu-law
of II T. Osborne, of this city, and
was most excellent gentleman, as
several of our citizens can readily
testify. He was faithful member
Of the Methodist church, and be-
longed to the Odd Fellows.
WHEN the county newspapers
find foreigners invading the field of
home merchants and selling to the
farmers, they arise and whack the
intruder and advise the farmer to
buy his goods of home merchants;
aud when foreign printing houses
send their representative among the
merchants and business men many
of these same business men give
them their printing and thus the
county printer is rewarded.
A COUPLE Of swindlers who are
yictimizing the clerical profession
in the southern part Of the state are
liable to drift this way, and it be-
hooyes our preachers to look care
fully at the first $2O.bill profered
them for performing a marriage
ceremony. The swindlers who are
a man and woman, go to preacher
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