Local notices mix with weather and travel chatter
Prairie du Chien barber steams faces on sidewalks while Miss Clara Williams visits in Shullsburg. Mineral Point reports blizzard chaos, fires, deaths, and a plan to sub contract mail runs between Mineral Point and Highland. Emigrants move west as Rev Couch lectures, and the Donkey Club grows as spring arrives.
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Mineral Point
Highland
J. W. Taylor
Linden
Chas. H. James
Libbie Argall
J. Hewitt
West
Charley
Libbie
Local Tradesman Offers Rock Sand and Lime Supplies
AOPICS states readiness to provide rock sand and lime for teaming on short notice. All orders left at Penrose's meat market will receive prompt attention.
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Aopics
Penrose
Rasert Julius A
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