Mineral Point tribune., February 24, 1870, Image 8

About Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938

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IIENRY OSBORNE,
(Opposit* Wm. T. fiiVKv’s Bask.)
Dealer in Dry Goods Groceries, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Crockery, No
tions. ami all the Staple Articles needed by the public. Mv Goods are
all of the best quality. Groceries. —comprising everything in the
line, — always fresh, and sold at the very lowest living rates.
A Very Heavy Stock of hiEN’S and BOYS’ READY— fvIADE CLOTHING just Received!!
BUTTER, d? EGGS
Taken in exchange for poods, or paid for in Cash, at the highest market prices. Remember the place
and give me a call 10 be satisfied of the extent and quality of my stock,
June 25th, ISO. Ixxn-25] * UEXRY OSCOUSE.
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Templars'Retreat!
JOS' V'H Vn’UH
NVf Ms many fi ■ nU*i konw that Ins hn* opened
f IH't/
EATINC i- SAIiC ON
a N lr
(’ I > N K Err m \ K R V SVOIIK.
M K<>. t (ii anp m t!■ >r * M Allen t Cu'l,
wlta ! In* ‘Vfll ftln.ty* Wt •*!’ H good &MrtQU'Ul 0 f
Kill'lT, (’ASDIES,
TAKES PIES,
Tun a i to, t'u;u:s
IT.A, COLTISH
in; nn: am,
M'l>.\ W \TK!I,
I.IvMON \I >R,
(ivs it;us,
Aj tiV. r ■’M..*\ tb ir proper vision*
! i 'VTaNTLV ON It
f ' i
JOSEPH VJVT >\
vS .Ml ■ ' iUI jr.
PENROSE & ROBERTS,
lleal^Market
Opposite M<>(]'<■', ts’ T)imj Store,
HIGH STREET.
BEEF,
ifUTTOE,
VEAL,
PORK,
POULTRY,
GAME,
MESS PORE .
BA COE.
II AMR.
SHOULDERS,
SA USA GE,
alwy on band . their aeaaoiu.
<:a ”i I’UiC’E
PAID FOR POULTRY A GAME.
CHCiCE FAMILY FLOUR
Ddinml Anywhne Within the, City.
RT'lt'.'.m PENROSE
JO J : UO jBUTS.
Mineral Point, An*. 29, I' 9. xxn-22.
votTLVS i nta|
v*’VV'V’y *• *’yyV
a -s\ y a s=\" j
Aii-Tiiilit Coffins fc J
Min/ do For the Dead, ! Hn' 1
But ventilation ami circulation are pi t
ferred ly tin* undertaker.
Many persona have been under the tr Bw
prtmdou that I, 1 W| |
JOSISH UNION. |[
hkl gone out "f buslm* 9 *, Wot Ih*
leave to Inform mv old |nitron8 nd the j . ..^ot,ocr
all) that i am still in the
UNDERTAKING
ami
CARPENTERING
business, and have the largest stock and the greatest
variety to he fund went of CbicH'/o, consisting of
eight. different styhs of Wood Lollies, the finish of
whi*h connot he Mirpassed, and an Air tight as w od
cofiins an* siwceptlnl of i-elng made hikev* Ise a va
riety of roflliiH iin l plain
and silver nmiMd*d t of all the different sizes, of the
rrane V Breed manulactme. Having taken
joßi.r .v.i.vr OL.us
In partnership with me, and having a good UK Ml'K,
In good onl r. and c; milling mpnred to do a first
c a>< buidncK*, we trust, with our experience nnd a
strict alteniioo to business, that we may not fail to
give satUfacti n to all \ho patronize us.
RaJADY MADS COPFIN9,
of 111) flu..ill he k< |>t lliiuhc.l mill buxi I, ready at
a mum-iit'a nalic ■ fur 1 ily or h'nimlry.
Lanyuii’i ohl aland, Commerue alter!
•i LAN VON & NANCOI.AS.
Mineral Point, Jd. 2i, Ibit). 41 v
GO TO
1). N. LAN YON
TO OKT YOU 11
PA IN TIN <3-
If you wish it done In the neatest, ptxalble manner.
CARRIAGES, WAGONS,
BUGGIES, SLEIGHS,
GUTTERS, 808-SLEDS,
SIGNS, BANNERS,
(iihline on Class, Decorating,
AND ALL OTHER WORK ON SHOUT NOTH'K
THE MINERAL POINT
HIGH SCHOOL,
Ila. opened under the the uperMon o(
K*RB<'. 15. U \ YI.OBBEK
tale of the Milwaukee Iliyh Sehnn'.
rpKOSK Seh.dira In the 1 ouiilry desiring to flt them-
J ride.- fur teaeliltiK or fun tdlepe en obtain a
guod InalriHlMii here at any where In the 81alr.
HOARD AM) ROOMS ■
can he obtained at reasonable ra'ei.
TUITION MODERATE.
Apr-lT t J. HANS' OM, Snperlaleadet or
41 ' S. 1) (iAYLOUI), I’rlntlpal
DRAII- K IN
Family Groceries.
Glassware,
Crockery,
Queensware,
Woodenware, &c.,
GAME, BUTT Ed,
POULTRY,
EGGS, FLOUR,
POTATOES,
APPLES. HONEY.
kc., kr.. kr.
Taken In fwhang" f r men hin.'dc, fir which the
High si \ah pro • dl hr paid.
FINK LI T GpWINC.
At i the t*crt hran N of I’hu and Sm Vmr TiiltiCfO,
i !>):• ■* ■ . tin - "t: d' I inc Cut
ToLa. i can he relied na*
being fresh. Try them.
Remember the place. One doer
West of GANDHI'S, and One
door East or OEM'S.
51. Vi ITM'ITR.
*, ■ al ’.iinl, Wit \ t .J. 1 fir,
The Pottage on Country Paper*.
Wo find a savage growl in the New
York Tribunt of the 17th inL, from
which we extract the following:
“Of nil pitiful plcns for Hiking money
put of the Treasury, that set up by a few
super-serviceable champions of i he emin
try press in Congress, is the paltriest.—
Wc refuse to believe that the country
pfess chooses to place itself in the atti
tude of a beggar before •'oncross. *
* * We and 'mnml tliat, the business
of carrying the mails shall he conducted
like any other, on business principles;
that a fair price hall be paid for fair
work, no more and no less,”
Ob, you do, eh ? Well now suppose
you pay “a fair price," what it costs, to
bring the great, heavy, weekly Tribune
a thousand miles here to A isconsin, and
the country press will pay just what it
costs to carry their issues in the county
where published. How much is this
sum ? Het ns put Senator Morton on the
stand and here what he says about it,—
In a speech lately delivered in the Hen
ate, he says:
“One more word, sir. It does not coat
this Government SI,OOO a year, m 1 am
advised by one who is well acquainted
with the subject, to carry newspapers
and distribute them in the counties where
i they are published. The small mails arc
not carried by weight but by the mile,
so mueh for the route. The question of
weight does not enter into the cost of a
country mail It does enter into the
cost of a great mail from New Yolk to
San Francisco; hut in a little mail car
ried throughout the country the question
of weight does not enter into consider
ation. Therefore, it mid a nothiny to the
expense of the l'osTo[ficc Department to
carry these newspapers free throughout
the county of publication.
Hut this is not a mere questions of
dollars and cents. The repeal of the
law a lowing country papers to pass free
through the mail is a blow aimed at the
local papers, and we tell the Tribune and
the mem hers of Congress that tlies' pa
pers wilt strike Hark, lias the tribune
abandoned the protective policy ; Is it
no longer in fa or of home manufactures ?
—State Journal,
To all Whom It may Concern.
Ho it known that 1 have invented and
procured letters patent for a certain me
tiilic Chimney, which hear date .lan.
11th, INTO, and No. I*B,Boo, and that I
am in the lawl'ul possession of the same,
having complied with the laws of the
Patent Office, whato cr may have been
published to the contrary, notwith
standing; and that Samuel Hocking of
Mineral Point, is my agent for the man
ufacture and sale of the same. Hy send
ing him the pitch of your roof, ho will
be enabled to get up just the thiug you
want in the way of a Chimney. They
are composed of sheet iron, and are
painted in an exact imitation of a first
class square Brick Chimney. The ordi
nary .-i/.e does not exceed ll.> pounds in
weight, an i will ho sold at a trillion cost,
as compared with a brick chimney.—
They are also much safer on the score
of fire. Town, County and State right*
arc offered on most reasonable terms.
Address*'. M. Reynolds,Mitdm.W is.
All infringers will be prosecuted.
Mitllin, Fob. 7th, 1870. 4w-d>
Bill and Letter Headings. Blanks,
Circulars, ike., printed iu good style, on
alioit notice, and reasonable tales at the
Tkibcnk office.
r— — —— u. L'.i.- ■
MIN’ KB A L POINT RAILROAD,
TIME LLV'VOXjTEJ .
Taking effect Monday, Septrnber 27, INftS#
Going South Station* j Going North
|l)] i 7:4ft p. m.
tfcfto p. m. I Culrttnlne. | 7:10 p, m.
Bp. no. I Dnldlngton. I 6:40 p. in.
4:o, r > p. m. I Kiverslde. I 6:00p. in.
I:ftft p, n. Warren ftBo p m
CtHmoiit Lrancli,
Go /jSo it f/i i S tot touts |Goi n(/ Korth
i 1.. I l.Ljt m,
9;4dfi m. Calamine. | 1:45 p.m.
10: Pi h. iu. Parllnpion, | 1:15 p.m.
ilMKift. m. KivemHe. 12:45p.m.
ll:Aia, m. Warren. I 1215p.m.
3 500.0 O
VW person (r persons thai will hrififf me ri Sewtns
M.i. liiine ttial will exwl lie; ealebratul 2'niter
Fewlii: Uselilfw. '<r a knitter Unit is eipml to ini
prove a I nmU Kuitinir Maehlne, e n have so opp.-r
Uiuiij of eleuriiiw’ tire liumlreil dollars for his Irouhl.
I 7
This Manilla will 1,.m, fell . T ncV , Oalhfr RrM,
Kniiir. i.i. r, Coni, lUn *. tinllle. Seam, and Stitch
CM'tal to ai'V in 1 1*" ni; ‘ ! I' l ,
|I not l.rpef-mid, a I'M nr' bs. • a m-wln* Miirhln.
ih uiis.s a''trook.-i necil'lk hlntfe, Isasua'dil
Mu her. Iu *o(lit on ' the Hliser, 1 . -o
il.r i.i'i'L* .V UIKK I, U lIUKM K and
\\ Mpi It t W II.SO' J . a e Mb, liincs,nil of win
I will s II ill aconstdera 'lt disc .util from the reguisr
prices.
M’lß’S Fttl.’A KM HIM. Ilf UN F.
T' ‘l amt. Knifing J* " Cos of
■ nut -’ • '.j 'l' \Vttj p ’ l ll'
ii , 1 KMTTKIt. It
K I ■ I ,0,0
WUtevvr .>•'-•* ' ■ !• contrary, 1 will *N|
M „as .S,eat I• a- ’ 1 Jenn. as any .1..
~,. ~ ft* I' M 9! iwrermeois \ a
rel - * ' r 1 ’ -
I ,iv,. years If ■ fails Within Hat lure, uh sir
~.. I will maki it e o,| I ,„u ulw atfetil
I , v,u,ois. It ,1, r-, 1 hr,slung Uselnues, a; I
u-slsof farm I t Impieuo ~is
\ | R\. I\ \ If. Mineral P "
..... ro„. C.lUltv aj.m- w I I. if,.
ij.K a B RAY'S FAMILY RECO3C
FIIIITIII! —I IHMHHBEI lllllllli
ELLINGEN & BROTHER,
Now having their two warehouses well HIM with (lie
FINEST k MOST EXTENSIVE STUCK OF FURNITURE
ever brought to thiimarket, Invite the public to C ALE AM) EXAMINE nine.
<r
Whatever may be said to the contrary, WK WILL SEEL AS I.OW AS ANY HOUSE IN THE WEST.
WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD.
WAUE-ROOJlS—Cornor Vine mnl Fountain Mrfcls, raid Ke
Door ilclou laundry iV Dray a, lligli street.
THE ELLINGEN PATENT
PATF.NTED \ * ~-wy* SEPT, 9, 1968.
Self-Sealing, Air and Water Tight Wood Coffins.
Theie Coffin* are perfectly Air and Water Tght. and emit no odr after being clnsed.no
matter what the dU:B<e raiy have been. They co*t only 81 more than ordinary
Coffins, and are WARRANTED to Give FUIL Satisfaction, or the money
paid will ha refunded*
THESE COFFIN'S have Seen extensively nseil In various parts nf the counter and in every rase dee >■
lire satisfaction. Apoiioat h.ns for territorial rights are being received Irom all over the aerthwest, Uig
their popularity is constantly increasing.
UNDERTAKING, UNDERTAKING.
ms et,
khh !lllSl '
Out FINB GOTHIC HEARSE is always In reailineses for use, and charges always moderate.
METALTC COFFINS AT FISET COST.
OtTR PATENT WOOD COFFIN* answering the same purpose, and being so ranch cheaper than Mctaiic
Cases, we desire to close out our stock of the latter and a ill sell them at nrtwil c"*t nr below
We refer hy permission to the fo: lowing persons who have ureh our Patent Coffins for lli burial ol Jr
ceased friends : .
Mb, U ! ANAIIAN, L ily of Mineral Point. W' ! BHOTIIHtS*. I axey
V >T. C'NNI.I.Y, " John UUDEUSDORF, 1 odgevlll*.
RICHARD COCHINS, “ TIM HKAI V Arena
DAVID JALKA, “ PAT, hUI N- Kenda liovvn,
Mk. JEFFREY “ (ißollfih HREWER, Laxey,
.la'lE- HKADVNT t “ JAMES CALLOW, “
PETER UKMUTH 14 Till* O. FAHKK, City of Mineral I oint.
7ACK OATS, ’ “ JOS all'll®,
MK.WAI.LIS, “ AV. W. HL'i.Hp, 'lifflln.
THO ‘ AbFHWD, JAME- JVtHILK, VNaldwlck.
JaCOR HERO, Town of Mineral Print. Mk. VAN MMRK, Yellowstone.
Persons desiring further references can obtain the same by calling at our furmtu.e rooms, next door
be ow Gundry 4 Gra>*s, or ;orner of Vine and Fountain Streets.
J. C. Aikens, John Foley and Fairchild
O-G juiXD- TP'HnSZ&i.
<*&<►* V'
Seth Thomas and American Clocks.
aiiVAv u^A r iis r in? rn°s s.Kvmioo
LUMBER!
LUMBER! LUMBER!
JAMES HUTCHINSON,
(Office opposite StiHchnni warehouie.)
Keep! alway?i on hand for Sale a large Book cf
Lumber,
Lath,
fehiagles.
Sash,
Doors,
Blinds,
CEDAR POSTS,
ami all materials u.ually fuiitul In an titer,slva
IaXJIVI23EI.TI YAnDI
liuysri arfjnvltel to eismineer sl„ck and prices
jy’Yard near tin
WEIGHING SCALES,
rear of OfCo*. imiWly.
Farm for Mule.
PIIK nniieiilgtie,! oiTei sf, sal* l.i farm, aH"* 1,
| n tke l„i ,■ f Mie ral I’ ’it; within ihree miles
f ip, ,■.,., one tulle ami a Ii fM< w ’’.e alnc f,ir
n . mtf K. It. lr,e k. Ag' ■„! sic k farm, a!• ►
ine.al, w ; Her,-, in.,let Ilf pl, w, W imir- ii"
i./ln.Ve; |(,>d spring i 'pi ih fens, ; well !•’•
, I mill .He. I*l. n'v ,f w imd frr (I e fsrm ;
i;i !„■ 1,1 on r, ~-iial'lr t-1 IS, I r particulars en
tpiire Hi the larm. f ...
in .o-i v if* i', •
BOOK AOLNTS WANTED
KOR
Struggles and Triumphs
ov
P. T. BARKUM.
Uritton by hlmsrlf In m* largi* o iv<* vo nine—
n* url> s *(| piigt-8 p'l. tiMi In hi and Ocm.aß
H-4 elfgant full pHgt* vMgni\ii gs:
It i'lnbracti* f**ny ytarn icc >llecilons of bis lbi\v
LI ft*, us h Mreliant, .Mannytr, hm kr, bec’Uftr sn*l
Miowrnan, und h*j uunts of bn* inij rl-oruu*nl
bi* Kullur*-, bis sslul burn •an 'lmm, and ln
portuni Historical Mini Pomona. Ib nilniw* ncii, r#
pb*L vriiti Humor, Anecdotes and Knirrinlnlng s |kr
rative No I publlbhod I*o Hic pvubb’ to all c w
k* Kvory one uanl t. Agcntp are mllli glf m ■
i>i D" a week V*‘c oiler extra ternm and pay freight
(ur ed Caluh gue an 1 It-nm* to Agent! ten v
fi ee.
J. 11. BURtt A: CO., PubllshtTi, Uartford, Conn.
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Insurance Company
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CHICAGO, ILLINOIS,
CAM J ADMITS - • I ©OO.OO
I S -ntlrely fire trim nny foinhlnll,.n °f Bril"
| writer! and lecureilbe people u*uruce *i *
ate.
JOHN V. I'UIUTCI.Im - rrowl.lml.
AM IIAM 111 U4.EOM, - Vu r Prr.
J. It. I*A\Ml\, .... Meo telnry
ALHX. WILSON, Agt.,
Mlnrral I’oint Ilmnch.
December, 14, ISO 9.
AfOKK* IT V LOTS FOR SALK
JlAt h. ., H h 1 i see sold *ll Hie *<" i“ ,hc ll “',
Ii i re *• h ' • j ,
bid another I *k f tine t*nb r,u
lioi l *n*l ir the tear rf rnch. . .
Jv’UN l-L/IO u
'4 fitra! IN i’, July CC, * *
American And National A\ atclics.