Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-05-14

/ REMEMBER, DAVID Jacko mas salt
to sell by the barrel, at the ware
house and store. l9w-3
THE game of ball between the high
school mines of Mineral Point and
Linden, played at the latter place
last Saturday, resulted in "A score of
10 to ID in favor of Mineral Point.
| CHANDLER's next attraction is a
great kid glove sale, running all the
| balance of this week and next. That
shoe sale left few choice bargains
still to be had.
| DAMoNIA is no patent medicine
nostrum it comes from where man
does, and cures his ills as no man
made medicine ever did, can or will.
Sold by w. II. Prideaux, Druggist.
To THE friends and neighbors who
so kindly rendered valued assistance
during the late sickness in our home
our heartfelt thanks are hereby ten
dered. JAS. PETERS AND WIFE.
THOMAS LUTEY and son raided the
raging Pecatonica Tuesday. With
their equipement of rods and tackle,
lunch baskets and coffee pot, they
were typical representative Isaac of
! Walton.
A MEETING of the Alumni associa-
ton will be held in the high school
room Monday evening, May Is, 1896,
at 80 o'clock, to make arrangements
for commencement.
PER ORDER OF PRESIDENT.
AN ice cream social will be given
| at the Plum Grove school house
Wednesday evening, May 10th by
the ladies of the aid society of the
church. A cordial invitation is eX-
tended to the public.
THE throng of youngsters-both
girls and boys-seen on our streets
every evening, suggests the fact that
we ought to have curfew bell rung
at 8 o'clock, when they should be
under their mothers wings.
CARRYING babies in arms is hard
on both mothers and the children.
Baby carriages are necessary for the
good of both. Bishop, the furniture
| man, has a nice stock of these nee
| essary things. 20w3
JOSIAH PAINTER, of this city, has
a curiosity in the form of four
legged chicken. Two of her legs are
in the natural place and Of usual size.
The additional two are smaller and
hang pendant from near the rump
| of the fowl.
THE committee on grounds of the
S. w. Wis. Fair has arranged with
John Knight and S. f. Shepard to
open for them right of way along
the north side of the fair grounds, to
| the lands of these gentlemen on the
west and south.
| SEVERE storms prevailed as this pa
per is being prepared for the press,
| Wednesday afternoon, with heavy
| rains and fierce lightning. j. b. Pri-
deaux had COW killed, and VIM. o.
| Hosken's and Geo. Harris Jr's. houses
were struck, but notseriously dam
aged.
Shullsburg Pick and Cad: Some
very excellent music was discoufsed
last Sabbath evening at the NJ. h.
church, and those who failed to hear
it missed great treat. The selec-
tions were from the best authors in
sacred and cathedral music, and the
home talent was ably assisted by
Prof. Jas. q. Remfrey, of Mineral
Point, who was present with his bass
violin.
| ATTENTION Of the board of di-
rectors of the fair is called to the
| fact that the grounds of the associa-
ton are being made rendezvous
for ball games and other sports on
sunday, to which there is general
objection by the people residing Ia
that part of the city. No doubt the
matter will receive proper consid-
Grafton at the next session of the
board.
A COLT was foaled on the farm OF
Samuel j. Bambrough,2 2 miles north
east Of Fennimore, on May 4th, hav-
| ing but three natural legs, and where
the fourth should be stump about
foot long and an inch thick, on the
end of which is a hoof, resembling
that of sheep. The colt Is strong
and healthy, and runs about actively
| Mr.. Bambrough has been offered
$3.50 for the curiosity.
THE fifth biennial feast Of the
German Catholic societies Of Wis
consin will be held at Racine, com
mencing May 10Th, and lasting fol
several days. There are several i'm
portant matters pertaining to the
Catholic church and Catholic so
cieties to be discussed at this meet