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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-05

at 400 o'clock =. NJ the pROPEnrv
described above. The houses contain s'r
or seven rooms each. city water and Ell.
verts. The lots front together % feef ,'i
run back good depth. Don't faI fn II.
tend the sale. as the parties are ar.....
10 sell. and bargain may br expected
TERMS. Liberal, and announced af tt.
hour OF sale. SUTTON A. C.
no o0-tds Aucfi0n.art
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-05
RICHMOND EXCHANGE FOR NO
MANS WORK..

$40 FAST FRANKLIN STREET
Oid Phone 1909 New rh3ns :
FOR SALE. NEW 'tihiS e'.
NoVFT.TIES i'm Fine Drawn Work, h.n-
btoiderv Lace Work. and Dainty ant PIT
exn.nsive Holiday CTS. also,
SUNNY Of Useful Articles. Fruit 'lh.'
PUN puddings and Fancy 'ake oi
rions kinds. salads. Fates. Saited A.
raonJs md other dsllcacies 90 or','
Onf.of-town orders attended 70 prompu.'
Oc N-Sa .ruA ihim
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" ANTED.

rArrNDRY MANAGER WANTED FOR
0rIf-of-Town Laundry. one who can take
inside charge and DO the marking and as
snrtire Address STEAM LAUNDRY,
49, 'Dfsnatrh. de 5-lL
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BUSINESS WANTS.
WANTED,

TO BORROW. on JANUARY ], 1907,
$1,000 on long time az per cent; first
class collateral security; interest payable
semiannually. Will pay no commission
for placing loan. Address MONEY. care
the Dispatch office. dc 5-lWp
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WANTED,

AT ONCE. A LADY OF EXPERIENCE
TO fiji the position OF Assistant House
keeper and Matron i'm a female boarding
school. A Baptist preferred. Apply 20 K.
w. c., care Postmaster. Burkevllle. va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-05
WANTED.

AN ASSISTANT REGISTERED PHAR-
macist Address +. W, care Of Dispatch
de J-it
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-05
Skirts

of Black fancy fabric, with Tapped
seams and best lining, are less IMAM
cost OF material, only 81
Skirts of Al-Woo Black Homespun,
newest cut. full s. ones for $3.50
3oS for Black CrcpOn Skirts pleated
or habit back. In the newes; designs
instead Of $50.
GOLF CAPES. n latest designs ana
color combinations, from Sl.9S to SIS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.
PLEASURE & BUSINESS VEHICLES

w. G. SMITH,
3if NORTH FIFTH STREET.
BUSINESS & PLEASURE VEHICLES.
Up-to- Date Styles. Lowest Prices.
A SPLENDID CIIY-MADE VICTORIA
for sale cheap. -....-
Also SEVERAL FINE SECOND
HAND PHAETONS and BUGGIES
de I'm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-05
handkerchief rs They
Have Not Been Sold
i'm Ten Years.

Such trade winds blow but seldom The
.hole lsft aisle store is filed with them.
all kinds.
Ladies Handkerchiefs. trimmed with
Nslencennes lace edge and insertion,
lS 2-3c ones, for sc.
Beautiful % and 25c. Lace-Trimme
HardkeTchiefs are for soc.
Ladies' and Mems Hemstitched Hand
kerchiefs. full size for Be-
Ladies Fine Embroidered Handker-
chiefs. costing up 10 ooc.' Tor DC
Mems Pure Linen Ifemstitched Hand
kerchiefS, IN all width hens. values
from PC. up your PICK 10 z-5c.-o ior
Mems Finest 81 l-2c An-Linen Handker-
chiefs. hand hemsttched, for zoe cach.
Ladies' Initial Hemstitched Handker-
chiefs. fancy corners &c.
Mems Full-S.ze Hemstitched Hanuker-
chiefs. embroidered initial. for lOc.
COZ dozen Ladies Finest and Prettiest
Swiss and Irish Embroidered Hand
kerchiefe. made TO sell AZ from IL 10
&c: choice of any. y lie.
Ladies White Hemsutched Handker-
chiefs. the usual &c. ones, for &c.
Very Elaborate Nalenciennes Lace
Trimmed Handkerehiefs for 2oG,
Pure Linen Hard-Hemstitched Hand
kerchiefs for &c.. instead II II l-2c.
Ladies 'Scaloped. Embroidered. and
other Fancy Bordered Handkerchiefs
cost and 10c.. any for &c. each.
470 dozen Mems Pure White, FINE hcm'
stitched Handkerchieis. usual best lOc
Pretty Iace-Trimmed Handkerchiefs
that cost to Zoe. usually, for sc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-05

WHEN REAL ESTATE IS SOLD Tts
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT CALry
OAR YEAR ARE TO BE PAID PRO
RATA BY THE VENDOR AND THs
VENDEE
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WANTED,

ROARDERS FOR TWO NICEIY-FT'R-
nished Rooms on Second Floor Well
heated and convenient 10 hot and cold
bath Home comforts. Terms reasonable.
Apply at 100 north Seventh street
dc 5-lts
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WANTED.

TO RENT OUT A FIRsT-CLASS REM
ington Typewriter. Terms reasonable 10
rcsi onsible party Address l.. H. c..
care Dispatch office. de 5-2t
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" ANTED,

TO SELL 200 PAIRS TWO-wHEEL
Rubber-Tire cycle skates. J. 3. NIXON,
No. east Broad street. no lG-lm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-05
THURSDAY. DECEMBER n ~

at 4.i5 o'clock p NJ the TRACT -
LAND described in said deed. igre r..
meCiately az raylor's Crossing. ou .s
Richmond. Fredericksburg and p...r.
railroad. in Brooklyn Maeistoriai U.Nr.
HenricO county Va. adjoining tle l.|
OF Cornelia A. Lane. George w. W..
ami others, and containing ten lCree
The Improvements Ure. compare .f..r
neW, and consist of "a comfortable ..
room dwelling and outhu.'l'nes u.. d.
found on a farm OF lts size. t0e.lI. .
with a detached store, ifls fD.t and
containing three rooms Nice YOUNG r
chgrd Of apples, cherries. and iIm.
Four passenger trains stop di.r ..|
the farm fronts ON two public rI
This would maxi most desirable ..-
try home for amy one Wishing to ......
In business In Richmond. and at r.
same time run She store.
Parties desiring f0 attend The SAL. r.r
take the train leaving the Union U.r.t
az 4 o'clock T. VI. and Elha Station .t fff
u. NJ. and can return 20 tho city Obj mo-
train arriving 10 sos =. IT.
TERMS. Cash as TO expenses No a.Ir.
any taxes that may Doe Ohm. ..i t.. SUM
Of $50. with interest from February d..
1895. the balance easy and II0r Urms Old
be announced ar sale.
WALTER sfnNoE
de3 Tu.ne
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WANTED,

TO RENT A SMALL HOUSE. 8 ROOMS.
within blocks Of Main and First streets.
Address J. J. D.. Box 81. city. dc ole
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CIEwuER,s OLD RYE WHIST

Look out FOR our Bargain Counter next
week. save your spare change and watch
our ad. It's going TO be corker-.t,he sue.
cessful launch Of the Shubrlck Won or I
touch ours. Big discounts 10 country GUS
toners. -. an,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-05

T ADlFSl Nss Ch'ehestsr's English Pernypysi Pills.
In Rest. safest, Only keiissisl Tate NO ether.
- kuy cry Druggist. srul &C.. siaps. for
s.ars All "neefNr Idle In Lester b, r,tnrn nall.
thiekester ShsmieAi Co.. fhilada., ia
tau l-TU. Tn. SulO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-05
LOST. srRAYED, AND FOUND.

LOST. PURSE. CONTAINING
about $. a three-months' railroad ticket.
and other papers \ card inside contains
name and address OF owner \ liberal re-
ward II returned 10 9O2 IL west Grace.
de J-Zts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-05
TRUSTEES SALE

DESIRABLE RESIDENCE AND rrr.
NESS PROPERTY AT TAYLCHs
CROSSING
OK THE RICHMOND. FREDERIC.
BURG AND POTOMAC RAfLRp
~ hENklCO COUNTY. JUST It
MILES FROM RICHMOND
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-05

4 n IENEHEfIs At TIKI SDUTHElsr
CORNER OF TWENTY-THIRD Avn
% STREETS KNOWN As no.
STREET. AT the request on All na-,,
Interested. we shall OFFER for sale az r..f
Tic auction. upon the prnmlees. on
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-04-27

The Eastern star Chapter viii
hold it, regular meeting "Wednesday
evening. May Sd, 1893, opening at 30
All officers should be present and "a
many others a. can attend.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-04-27
Daisy-Posey. Welded Flowers.

The pleasant home of Mr.. and Mrs
VIM. Ianyon, in this city, was tn,
scene of an interesting event at high
noon, Wednesday, April, 26th, 1899
when their youngest daughter, Miss
Daisy Blanche, was united IN mar
riage to Mr.. William Thornton Posey
of Kansas City. Rev. Geo. Merri
field, pastor of the NJ. f. church per.
| formed the service.
The parlors and reception rooms
Were neatly decorated with cut flow.
ers and smilaX, and the dining room
made cheerful with drapings of white
and green. At the appointed hour
the wedding march was sounded
from the piano by Prof. ]. w. Alder
son, and the bride in a beautiful dress
of blue and white foulard and the
groom in conventional black were
escorted 20 a bower of roses, carna.
tions ana smilaX in the bay window
of the front parlor, and there took
the solemn vows that bind them to-
gether for life.
The immediate relatives and a few
neighbors of the family composed
the wedding party, with Mrs. r. II.
Willis of Chicago, sister of the groom,
and Miss Sara Conley of Darlington
as the only out of town guests. A
wedding luncheon Immediately sue
ceeded the ceremony and congratu-
lations, and at o'clock (the bride
re-habited but not less attractive in
brown tailor-made gown the new
bound pair departed by train, and
will conclude a brief bridal tour at
Kansas City, where they will reside.
The pretty bride has been one Of
us through childhood and girlhood,
is a graduate of our high school, and
respected in the community for the
estirnable qualities of modesty and
kindness that go to make "a beautiful
womanhood. She will grace any
position in life to which fortuue may
lead her, and bears with her the
wishes of all here, that each step Of
her pathway through time may be
pleasant.
Mr.. Posey is a prosperous young
business man of Kansas City, well
vouched for as worthy to wear the
Jewel he has won, Their start on
life's journey is propitious. May
their brightest hopes be realized, and
may they be fortified to meet
heroically any disappointnents that
may come to them, all of which even
the most favored cannot hope TO
escape.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-04-27
Another Semi. .Centinarian Settler Gone

Mrs. Elizabeth Bennett, relict OF
the late James Bennett, died at the
home of her son Joseph G. Bennett,
in Diamond Grove, Saturday aight,
April 22d, aged 81 years lacking only
10 days.
Deceased was born May II, 1915, IN
Eugland. In 1915 she left there with
seven children, to reioin her husband,
John Richards, who had preceded the
family to Mineral Point. Before her
arrival here the husband was acct
dental'y killed ia "A mine. In lSI9
she was married to James Bennett OF
Barreltown, and las been widow
since his death ia 1876 Two sous
and three daughters resulted from
the second marriage, These, except
one daughter, and all the children Of
the first marriage, survive their
mother so far as known, some OF
the latter being in the far west and
not heard from for long time.
The funeral was held Tuesday, the
remains being deposited in Grace
land cemetery, with religious services
by Rev. II. Kent
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-04-27

For a "fne display of spring mil
linery' inspect the high school cloak
rooms,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-04-27
The Local Field.
4. r. BISHOP Tor Fwniture.......


5. Jenkin is agent for the cele-
brated Studebaker Wagons. II
Homegrown Navy Beans, for
seed at Gales Cash Store. l1-4*
john b. Pittz is making IA nice
addition to his residence on High st.
Hon. Calvert Spensley is prepar-
ing to extensively improve his resi-
dence in this city.
Miss Wearne's millinery store is
open every evening. over the White
House.
Mrs. Jake Sedan and Mrs. Orville
Strong, of Dodgeville, visited with
friends in this city yesterday.
Preaching at Lost Grove next
Sunday morning at 1880, and at Dia-
mond Grove in the afternoon at 2:3O.
-Rumor says there is to be another
photographer here soon. Who it is
OF whence he comes deponent sayeth
not.
Mayor Gillmanns many
friends are pleased to meet him on
the streets again, after his second at
tack Of la grippe.
Mrs. John Spensley is again at
her home in this city. She is accom-
panied by niece, Miss Goats, of Du-
buque.
w illiam Lanyon returned from
Pittsburg, Kansas, last Saturday, to
hc present at the wedding of his
daughter Miss Daisy, yesterday.
Next Tuesday afternoon there
Will be an election of three trustees
for Graceland cemetery association.
See official notice in another column.
Mr.. :. c. Ross bas shipped the fine
team Of Cedal wood colts recently
bought by him to St Louis for the
use of his father-in-law, Mr.. Sproule.
Mr.. John May and Miss Lizzie
Ptulu- were married in this city on
Tuesday, the 25th, Rev. Father Ha.
herkahn, Of the German Catholic
church, officiating.
The NJ. f. Church ladies viii
give a l5-cent tea in the lecture room
ui the building tomorrow Friday
evening, from to ;. a good chance
&" get nice meal cheap, and to hell
81 good cause.
-Cha-. Winn still holds the title
90 champion fisherman. His --latest
great fear in angling is the capturing
"i four and half pound silyerside
The mos, Iccent quotations emanat
mig from the leading fish market ot
'He world place such large fish OF
iais variety ats1I2i per lb.
County ~upt. Metcalf and Prin
cina, Jolley are vigorously preparing
t0 the meeting Of the Iowa County
Teachers Association, TO be held II
thl- city next Saturday, the 18th, anC
y Is anticipated that there viii be 4
1rss attendance and an intcrestin.
Aul Instructive session.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-04-27
MINERAL POINT WISCONSIN. THURSDAY. APRIL 81 1899.


summer shoes at Gundry d Gray's
The marvel of the season in quality
and price. ii
-Strayed from the undersigned, q
set of pump tools. Party returning
them will be suitably recompensed.
:. JENKIN.
Spring jackets and capes, select
in quality, moderate in price, great
in quantity and variety, at Gundry &
Gray's.
Fair ground pasturage to rent
Inquire Of John Knight, :. G. Ross
or H. II. Wright, committee on
grounds.
1t is cheering as the temperance
of the robins to have Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam1 HoCking with US again, after
their absence in more salubrious
climes during the rigors of winter.
We offer for sale four building
lots, the same being part of Miss
Strong's homestead. We also want a
tenant for the residence.
JAS. HUTCHISON Il Sons.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. J. Bennett will
remove to Dodgeville next week to
make their home with their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Geo. h. Whitman, who has
recently purchased a commodious
home there.
GRADER q Jackson exhibit with
much pride handsome English
Shire colt, not yet three years old,
that weighs 1900 pounds. He is Il
splendid individual scion of grand
family of horses.
Mr. and Mrs. Phil. Allen are now
located in their pretty home, lately
purchased from Mr.. Homer :. Snow.
Seeing Phil carrying rakes, hoes, etc,
suggests that he expects to do his
share toward making home pleasant.
-Chas. Ramsden, w. O. Callahan,
Chas. Fathers and A. Luce, formerly
Mineral Point boys, bu, lately EN-.
ployed in Beloit, have gone to Quin-
nesec, Mich, to do in the big iron
foundries and machine shops there
some important work for their Beloit
employers.
Apta Nf p1~
and Finance Committee, published
in this paper, very properly show the
total cost of waterworks, including
operation, to date to be $l0,534.57 of
which amount private individuals
paid S3,6S09l, and general taxpayers
S6,S530O. Some water rents earned
but not yet collected, will slightly
reduce this amount.
The wife of a man named Moon,
of Decatur, H., presented him with
a new son. That was a new Moon.
The father celebrated the even by
getting full. That was a full Moon.
When he awoke from his stupor all
he had left was % cents. This was
the last quarter. His motherinlaw
then went after him and he expert
enced total eclipse.
Wherever you buy paint this
spring ask the dealer or the painter
to guarantee results.
Never mind the talk about purity"
"chemical analysis" question is,
VIII the paint wear? VIII they
give you any sort Of assurance? And
if it doesn't give satisfaction, will
they do the Job over, or make it good
in some other way?
Maybe they will: ask 'em.
That's the sort of guaranty we offer
you on Devoe Ready Paint. We
don't know of any other paint with
that sort Of guaranty on it; would
like to hear of one.-Eastman d
Meserole.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-04-27
Fashionable Tailoring
At Prices to Suit the Times.

our work il our best advertisement
Honest tailor made clothes are the
best in every respect and cheapest
In the end We aim ~ give the best
value possible for the price you pay.
We try on all our work because 1t il.
absolutely necessary 10 produce u
real good and satisfactory it, Try
ize us again. New goods and tile
latest styles always Oh hand. Please
give us your orders early for spring.
Dying, cleaning and repairing done
in a satisfactory manner.
Yours for best values,
ADAM DRESEN.
over Bishops furniture store.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-04-27

w. H. BENNETT,
Deputy City Clerk.

Mineral Point, Wis, April lS, 1899.
Council elect for coming year met in
council chamber this day pursuant
to law.
Mayor James Spensley, introduced
by eX-President j. w. Hutchison,
and after brief address referring to
the responsibilities of public officers,
and pledging his best efforts 10 faith
fully discharge his duties, called the
council IT, order.
All aldermen present, namely; j.
Il. PrideauN, George Crawford, j. d,
Martin, Alfred Penhallegon, John
Gorgen, j. II. Osborne, j. Crowley
and n. X. NanMatre.
Alderman Gorgen was nominated
as president Of the council, and there
being no objection, he was declared
unanimously elected.
The mayor announced the appoint
ment of the following standing com
mittees:
Ccmetcry-PrideauX, Crowley and
Martin.
claims -- Penhallegon Crawford
and Gorgen.
Fndncc-NanMatre, Osborne and
PrideauX.
Fire and Uafcr-Crawford, Crow
ley and Penhalleg"n.
Hcaih -- Osborne, Prideaux and
VanMatre.
Judiciary--Crawford, Penhallegon
and Martin.
LiccHsc-VanMatre, Osborne and
Prideaux.
OrdjRdHccs-Gorgen. PrideauX and
Crawford
Powds-Crowley, Martin, Gorgen.
Printing! Penhallegon, NanMatre
and Osborne.
Pubttc Baiidjngs-Martin, Crowley
and Gorgen.
Schools 49, Osborne, Crawford and
Penhallegon.
Streets and .SideUoiks - Prideaux
Gorgen, Crowley and Penhallegon.
Mayor Spensley submitted the fol-
lowing list Of nominations, and on
call Of the ayes and noes each nom
iuution was confirmed unanimously
/ to-wit:
Schooi CommissiOacr.- At large
| y. n. Snow and :. &. Thomas, tha
latter to FIJI the vacancy occasioned
by the death Of William Treweek
for the second ward Joseph O'Neii.
IPc,d COmmissioHlr-W II. Jacka
On motion Of Alderman Gorgen
council proceeded to election Of jan
itor, and there being no objection
Mr.. John O'Dowd was declared
unanimously elected.
Attention Of the committee on
streets and sidewalks was directed
to the condition Of the water course
near Mrs WIN. Lancaster residence
Moved by Alderman Crawford anc
carried. that the hour 81 meeting b.
fixed at O'Clock p. IN.
Council adjourned to first Tuesday
in May
JAMES -pFSsLEY.
Attest Mayor.
W II. BESSKTT,
Deputy City Clerk,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-04-27

COUNTY superintendent Metcaf
payed IA visit to the high school on
Tuesday.
For a "hne display of spring mill
linery' inspect the high school cloak
rooms,
PARTS of the school room have
been at temperatures suggestive OF
the PHILIPPINES.
TnE senior German class has also
been forced to add species Of elo-
cution to the present course and
gave n recitation in declaming
poetry after regular hours one day
last week.
;
THE geometry class has taken up
"A new study. One afternoon last
week they prolonged their school
hours so as to receive instruction in
the gentle art of welding needle and
thread, with especial reference to
constructing illustrative figures for
geometrical work. So far there has
been no second recitation in sewing,
one recitation evidently being suf-
ficieut
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-04-27
1899 SAILOR
Common Council Proceedings.

Mineral Point, Wis. April Is, 1899.
Council met pursuant to adjourn
ment of April llth. Called to order
by Pyesidapt.- HntehisoD. who .eX-
planned that Mayor Gilman was
absent on account of sickness,
Present: Aldermen Hutchison,
Terrill, Martin, PrideauN, Gorgen,
Crowley and Penhallegon.
Absent: Mayor Gilman and AL
derman Day.
Minutes Of last preceding meeting
read, corrected and approved.
Oaths of several officers elected
read and ordered filed.
Bond of city treasurer elect pre-
sented and referred to new council.
Bonds of constables referred back
for correction, each needing 80 cent
revenue stamp.
Finance committee reported ver-
bally that owing to the death of City
Treasurer Toay the reports of the
city clerk and treasurer could not be
made ready for presentation to this
meeting, and on motion of Alder
man Penhallegon it was voted that
the finance committee continue until
the completion of the financial state
ments for the year, and report to the
next council.
On motion of Alderman PrideauX
the council adjourned sine die
j. w. HUTCHISoN,
Attest: President
w. II. BENNETT,
DEPUTY CITY Clerk.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-04-27

i adds spice to dreary life en-
courages the human heart, lifts one
out Of despair, breathes new life and
confidence. That's what Rocky
Mountain Tea will do. 50 cents at
Eastman X Meserol's.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-04-27

sid. Gutten-tein j. having the
house recently purchased Of Robert
whitney overhauled. 1t is to be ar
ranged for the accommodation Of
two tenants, and made one Of the
most attractive places in the city.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-04-27
Important to Teachers.

IN our Fall series Of examination
teachers will be examined upon the
subject-matter IN Whites School
Management
II teachers who have not this book
win let II be- known 20 me We can have
some one At our Mineral Point meeting
20 supply copies Let me know 70 that
about the right number may be on
hand FRAEK w. METGALF,
80 County Superintendent.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-04-27
Death Of Mrs. Eliza Tosy Bonner.

Last week the Tribune was pleased
to report that this well known lady
was convalescing from severe i'll
ness. now it is IA sad duty to record
that hope was vain, and that death
resulted Monday night. She came
to attend the funeral of j. NJ. Toay,
and took cold on the way, which
developed into congestion of the
lungs. Her husband came promptly
and was constant in attendance at
her bedside, at the home of her sis
ter, Mrs. A. Huxtable, until the last.
Deceased was born in Mineral
Point about 43 years ago, daughter
Of Mr.. VIM. Jacka, and resided here
most of her life, She was first mar
ried to Mr.. Saml Toay and bore him
three sons, who seryive her. Less
than year ago she was married to
Mr.. James Bonner, of Mt. Horeb,
Dane county. Possessed of "A fine
voice and good musical talent.
which was often called into use at
social and semi-public gatherings,
she was one of the best known
women Of the city, and many will
learn with sorrow that her voice Is
to be heard no more in this world.
The familiar form was tenderly
| laid to final rest in Graceland ceme-
terry yesterday, the 26th, after service
In the p. NJ. church.
Although the balance in the
city treasury at this date is Sl.63l less
than a year ago, it is due the outgo-
ing administration to note that the
receipts last year from the state and
county school tax We're about $500
less than the year previous and the
expenditure from the general fund
Of Sl.lO0 on account OF waterworks
construction and operation is some
thing not heretofore to be met. Com
sidering these things, the past year
appears to have been more economi.
cal than the next preceding
The Eastern star Chapter vii.
hold it, regular meeting Wednesday
evening. May Sd, 1893, opening at 30
All officers should be present and a.
many others a. can attend.
sid Gutten-tein j. having til,
| house recently purchased Of Robert
Whitney oyerhauled. 1t il to be ar
ranged for the accommodation o
two tenants, and made one Of th'
/ most attractive places in the city.