Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-12-23
CHRISTMAS CANDIES,
fresh, pure, delicious,
at B. & P.'s Cash Grocery House.

/ The Christmas services for the
children of Trinity (EpiscopaD Sunday
school will be held in the church on
Saturday evening, Dec. %, commenc-
ing at $50 o'clock; followed by dis
tribution OF gifts at the city hall. The
rector earnestly desires the attendance
of all the children at the services in
the church.
Galena Gazette: Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Sanders, of Rice township
have twin children, born to them
about week ago, one of whom
now weighs little more than one
pound, while the others weight is
two pounds. Both are girls and
they are perfectly healthy and re-
markably bright, too. Their heads
are described as being no larger
than walnuts.
ASK TO see the finest line of writ
ing tablets in the county, at J. j.
| Hanscom's 81 Co.'S. 49W3
EVERY now and then we hear that
number of young ladies, in some
tempe5t-tossed reform town, have
banded together and pledged them
,,l,,,, - Z, ,b,t,;,, frn,,, o,.no;,t;rCr
with young men who smoke cigars
or drink red liquor An investi-
CATION always developes that the
members of such clubs never
had a chance to associate with any
kind of young men.
CHRISTMAS services at =. Nj.
church tomorrow will consist of
sermon in the morning by the
pastor on the subject, "The first
chapter of Christ's life on earth;"
and at Z p. IN. by union service of
both the Methodist churches, when
Rev. A. J, Mead, bible agent for
this state, will present the claims of
the bible society. Collection on be-
half of the society will be taken.
SEE the display of lamps at
Prideaux's Drug store before pur.
chasing. 48w4
The concert Tuesday night by
the Arion Lady Quartette, which
was the first entertainment provided
by our lecture course, was a com
plete success, beth in point of merit
and attendance. The pieces were
all finely rendered aud received
tremendous and merited applause.
The ladies make an excellent ap.
pearance on the stage. The people
of this place will be pleased at any
time to learn that they are coming
this way again.
BUSINESS Men as well as private
individuals who have been in the
habit Of using government stamped
envelopes will note the fact that as
soon as the contract for printing
runs out you can only purchase en-.
velopes printed at your home office,
as the government will stop COM
peting with the printer in printing
returns thereon. Also that by a
recent ruling your letter will be
held thirty days unless you have the
number Of days you wish them held
printed on the envelope.
WOMEN who suffer from the
effects Of tight shoes and are al
ways in the hands of pedicures
might profit by bit of Indian
practice. A woman who has lived
in the West great deal says that
sue utNti utalu VI du IHuldiis
either man or woman, having corns.
She herself had pair Of moccasins
which served her very good turn,
and if anyone will take the trouble
to secure pair and wear them per-
sistentIy for while, she says, any
trouble with feet will disappear.
"PURE religion and undefIed be-
fore God and the father is to visit
the fa,herless and the widows in
affection" So says the apostle
James. This is religion with
which the rankest infdel or the
most tangled Drained anarchist can
find no fault. There will be abund-
ant opportunity to put it in practice
during this winter, which promises